anaheim-gazette 1936-04-23

St. Agnes Guild Tea and Fashion Show Colorful Event Of Post Lenten Season Jardinieres of iris, other lilies and spring blossoms combined with Japanese lanterns, arch streamers and dragons formed the very attractive setting for the annual Bridge Tea and Fashion Show given by St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church at the Elks club rooms Saturday afternoon. The great efforts on the part of the Guild members were reflected throughout the afternoon's program, which was attended by over four hundred guests, not only from Anaheim, but from many of our neighboring cities. As Mistress of Ceremonies during the afternoon Mrs. J. E. Wallace, who was general chairman of arrangements committee, invited the assembled guests to open their bridge games at two o'clock. Individual table high score gifts of Japanese bowls of pansies were distributed as well as a number of lovely admission presents. Mrs. Robert Easton headed the committee on prizes and was assisted by Mrs. T. B. Kuchel and Miss Katherine Adams. The tally cards were fashioned in the form of Japanese lanterns and were made by Mrs. Harry C. Wilhelm, Mrs. D. Doward Dow, Mrs. Edward M. Howell, Misses Madeline and Freda Lumsdom. Mrs. T. K. M. Smith, with Mrs. A. F. Dyckman and Miss Maude Dent arranged the tables and chairs. All members of the Guild assisted in serving during the tea hour. The dainty sandwiches and wafers were unmistably of Oriental design and flavor, even to the mint and ginger. Assisting Mrs. Helen Grafton Heineman, committee chairman on arrangements, were Mrs. T. C. Thompson, Mrs. Earle T. Jackson Mrs. William Grafton jr., and Mrs. James Kilduff. As program and music chairman, Mrs. Dana S. Newkirk presented a group of Japanese dance and vocal numbers. Miss Anna Kurata and Miss Sachi Tashiro, two very pretty little Oriental girls in complete Japanese costume entertained the guests with native songs and dances. As a bit of contrast between the Occidental and Oriental Miss Tomiko Nagama and Miss Niyoka Sugi, dressed in the modern fashion of the young high school girls, played a group of selections on the koto. This instrument, which in form was likened to the surfboard, is a stringed instrument and is used only for classical music. When visiting in Japan it is indeed a high honor to be en-trained with kota music. In announcing the fashion revue Mrs. Wallace presented Rose Walker of the Betty Shop in Santa Ana who in her presentation the youthful motif To the orchestral strains "Good Ship Lollypop" "Rythym In My Nursery Rhimes," supplied by John Woman's orchestra of Laguna, who was secured through the county of Jack Gledhill, the tiny ranging in ages from two years to ten or eleven, entered the stage and wore their way about the tables ofsembled guests. Little light covered frocks of many ruffles, stools for both boys and girls, suits and sun suits, in fact e-style for the little miss and mister that a mother's heart mend desire. The young models assisting Mrs. Walker in displaying the youthful modes Carrol Coykendall, Marsha Larkhart, Darlene Randall Jo Woods, Marilyn Nelson, Joan Galberth, Margaret Jean Belford, Joan Redmond, Donna Grigg, Joan Girgsby, Lola Herman, Margaret and Ann Fletcher Joan Jackson and Audrey Smith. On the second section of the revue Mrs. Wallace present Mrs. Lauretta Wolfe of Lauren Dress Shop and Miss Evelyn a letter of the Millinery department Announcing that the guests v BELL'S SANTA ANA 120 W. FOURTH WHEN YOU THINK OF DRAPERIES THINK OF BELL'S Orange County's Popular Drapery Section Exquisite Lace Panels Plain and Floral Design Rich Ecru, 40 inches by 2¼ yd. each ... $89¢ Many pretty designs, 48 inches by 2¼ yds. French Ecru each ... $1.19 Extra Large Panels, 60 inches wide, popular Ecru Shades each ... $1.75 48 Inch Ecru Curtain Nets, yd. ... $49¢ 50 Inch Monks Cloth, yd. ... $49¢ 50 Inch Monterey Crashes, Yd. ... $79¢ Plain Drapes Made Free 49c yd. and up SANTA FE TRAIL SYSTEM BUS SERVICE, VIA GRAND CANYON ROUTE Coordination of the Santa Fe Railway and Santa Fe Trail Bus System offers bus service plus, over scenic Grand Canyon Route. Bus passengers may now visit Grand Canyon at a small extra charge, by a short side ride to the very Rim. The Main Line follows historic Santa Fe Trail. Indians, mysterious relics of the past, colorful sights and scenes...a romantic pageant, hundreds of miles long, of the Winning of the West. BELOW ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF LOW FARES EVERYWHERE CHICAGO . . . $29.50 NEW YORK . . $42.25 ST. LOUIS . . . 27.50 PHILADELPHIA . 41.40 NEW ORLEANS . 27.50 DETROIT . . 32.50 3 FULL FRED HARVEY MEALS AS LOW AS $1.00 A DAY EDITOR PLEASE NOTE Set address in running lines in size to fit this space. THE SANTA FE TRAIL SYSTEM 306 North Main St., Phone 2818, Santa Ana, Or, any Santa Fe Railway Agent. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Pace Announced Juniors Altar Society sponsored by the Junior Altar city of St. Boniface Catholic hall, a spring dance will be tomorrow (Friday) at the hall. A popular orchestra burnish music for the舞 will begin at 9 o'clock. S. E. Jones and Mrs. Edwin of the Senior Altar Society chaperone the affair. dened with kota music. announcing the fashion reMrs. Wallace presented Mrs. Walker of the Betty Rose in Santa Ana who in turn intended the youthful models. the orchestral strains of Ship Lollypop" and Yarm In My Nursery es," supplied by John Niece orchestra of Laguna, which secured through the courtesy Jack Gledhill, the tiny tots, ing in ages from two years or eleven, entered the hall, and the stage and wound away about the tables of assed guests. Little light colrocks of many ruffles, sport for both boys and girls, play and sun suits, in fact every for the little miss and masmat a mother's heart might. The young models assume Mrs. Walker in displaythe youthful modes were Coykendall, Marsha LiebDarlene Randall Joan Marilyn Nelson, Joanette Erth, Margaret Jean BradJoan Redmond, Donna Jean Joan Girgsby, Lola HarMargaret and Ann Fluor, Jackson and Audrey Smith. the second section of the Mrs. Wallace presented Lauretta Wolfe of Lauretta Shop and Miss Evelyn Fall of the Millinery department. nancing that the guests were Queen of May Selected for School Festival Miss Kathleen Burkhar, as representative of the sophomore class will be queen of the May festival planned by girls of the Marywood high school as a means of adding to the fund to build a swimming pool on the Marywood campus. Miss Mary Katheryn Pipp of the senior class was second in the race for queen with Miss Mary Ann Magg of the freshman class a close third. Ceremonies for the crowning of the queen are scheduled for the afternoon to be climaxed with a dance on the tennis courts in the evening. May Bride-Elect Complimented With Shower Party Miss Ellen Gibbs, who in May will become the bride of Rev. Archie Crouch of Morro Bay was complimented with a shower recently when members of the Philathea class of the Presbyterian church were guests of Miss Jesie Johnston and her mother, Mrs. H. A. Johnston at the family home on South Los Angeles street. The bride to be, a teacher in the Corona schools has been active in the work of the Presbyterian church here. Her future husband is a Presbyterian minister. Both are members of the executive board of the state Christian Endeavor society. Following their marriage, Rev. and Mrs. Crouch will go to New York for a missionary conference to be followed by five years work in the mission fields in Shanghai, China. Party decorations, prefacing the two coming events, combined both for formal and bridal motifs. Past Noble Grands Install New Officers With Mrs. Etta Tuma of North East street hostess to the members of Past Noble Grands of the Rebekah at their last meeting Mrs. Fannie Barker and Mrs. Mary Edwards, installed the officers for the coming term. Mrs. Greta Mang was escorted to the President's chair, while Mrs. Mabel Ives was installed as 1st vice-president; Mrs. Fannie Webb, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Hanna Horwitz, secretary; Mrs. Charlotte Hodges as treasurer and Miss Mabel Clark as Chaplain. Mrs. Bertha Reisinger accepted the appointive office of press chairman. Mrs. Maybelle Spencer assisted Mrs. Tuma, Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Edwards as hostess for the evening. Each officer, incoming and outgoing, was presented with very pretty sweet pea corsage bouquets. Guessing games and games of "skill" were participated in by the members, with Mrs. Clark receiving an award for the egg rolling contest and Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Reisinger taking honors in other games. The late evening refreshments and floral decorations were also indicative of Easter and spring seasons. During the business session, over which Mrs. Mang presided, Mrs. Pearl Dustin was welcomed as a new member, and $5.00 was voted for the Red Cross relief fund. Also announcement was made that Mrs. Edna Brambley of Brea will be hostess to the group at the next regular meeting the first week in May. ernoon dress was assisted by the mother of the bride whose gown was of black crepe. Both ladies wore corsage bouquets of white with sweet peas. A pink and white color scheme Miss Jean Baxter Roy Dargatz Wed in Church Spring blossoms in a variety of pastel shades were combined with fern in decorating the church chapel for the wedding of Miss Jean Baxter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ralph Baxter of Seal Beach, and Roy F. Dargatz, son of her husband is a Presbyterian minister. Both are members of the executive board of the state Christian Endeavor society. Following their marriage, Rev. and Mrs. Crouch will go to New York for a missionary conference to be followed by five years work in the mission fields in Shanghai, China. Party decorations, prefacing the two coming events, combined both the farewell and bridal motifs. The refreshment table, presided over by Mrs. F. N. Gibbs, mother of the bride-elect and Mrs. F. A. Altenow, class teacher; was arranged in green and white. In addition to a variety of games, entertainment included organ selections by Miss Eleanor Longworth, and vocal numbers by Miss Alice Ashley with accompaniment by Miss Longworth. The honorce was presented with a gift of silverware from the class members. Guests were Mrs. Mary Beutel and Miss Ida Beutel of Wilmington, Miss Ferne Jackson of Pico, Miss Carolyn Gibbs, Miss Marguerit Schlosser, Miss Idaline Schlosser, Mrs. Lloyd Ross, Miss Alice Ashley, Miss Cornellia Schettler, Miss Emma Schettler, Miss Georgia Altenow, Miss Dorothy Garlich, Miss Winona Benson, Mrs. Paul Sloop, Mrs. Inez Gates, Miss Alma Cailor, Miss Mario Graaf, Miss Margaret Wildman, Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. Arval Morris Mrs. George Sloop Jr., Mrs. John Kelsay, Miss Dorice Hawley, Mrs. Doreth Schneider, Mrs. Charles Schultz, Miss Anna Clark, Mrs. Ralph Seward, Miss Helen Sharp, Miss Ruth Martner, Miss Charlotte Hapgood, Miss Miriam Sloop, Mrs. Alice Bovee, Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs. Ray Hunter, Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Mrs. Mary Alice Shawhan, Miss Faye Stanley, and Miss Marion Longworth. Miss Jean Baxter Roy Dargatz Wed in Church Spring blossoms in a variety of pastel shades were combined with fern in decorating the church chapel for the wedding of Miss Jean Baxter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ralph Baxter of Seal Beach, and Roy F. Dargatz, son of her husband is a Presbyterian minister. Both are members of the executive board of the state Christian Endeavor society. Following their marriage, Rev. and Mrs. Crouch will go to New York for a missionary conference to be followed by five years work in the mission fields in Shanghai, China. Party decorations, prefacing the two coming events, combined both the farewell and bridal motifs. The refreshment table, presided over by Mrs. F. N. Gibbs, mother of the bride-elect and Mrs. F. A. Altenow, class teacher; was arranged in green and white. In addition to a variety of games, entertainment included organ selections by Miss Eleanor Longworth, and vocal numbers by Miss Alice Ashley with accompaniment by Miss Longworth. The honoree was presented with a gift of silverware from the class members. Guests were Mrs. Mary Beutel and Miss Ida Beutel of Wilmington, Miss Ferne Jackson of Pico, Miss Carolyn Gibbs, Miss Marguerit Schlosser, Miss Idaline Schlosser, Mrs. Lloyd Ross, Miss Alice Ashley, Miss Cornellia Schettler, Miss Emma Schettler, Miss Georgia Altenow, Miss Dorothy Garlich, Miss Winona Benson, Mrs. Paul Sloop, Mrs. Inez Gates, Miss Alma Cailor, Miss Mario Graaf, Miss Margaret Wildman, Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. Arval Morris Mrs. George Sloop Jr., Mrs. John Kelsay, Miss Dorice Hawley, Mrs. Doreth Schneider, Mrs. Charles Schultz, Miss Anna Clark, Mrs. Ralph Seward, Miss Helen Sharp, Miss Ruth Martner, Miss Charlotte Hapgood, Miss Miriam Sloop, Mrs. Alice Bovee, Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs. Ray Hunter, Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Mrs. Mary Alice Shawhan, Miss Faye Stanley, and Miss Marion Longworth. Miss Jean Baxter Roy Dargatz Wed in Church Spring blossoms in a variety of pastel shades were combined with fern in decorating the church chapel for the wedding of Miss Jean Baxter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ralph Baxter of Seal Beach, and Roy F. Dargatz, son of her husband is a Presbyterian minister. Both are members of the executive board of the state Christian Endeavor society. Following their marriage, Rev. and Mrs. Crouch will go to New York for a missionary conference to be followed by five years work in the mission fields in Shanghai, China. Party decorations, prefacing the two coming events, combined both the farewell and bridal motifs. The refreshment table, presided over by Mrs. F. N. Gibbs, mother of the bride-elect and Mrs. F. A. Altenow, class teacher; was arranged in green and white. In addition to a variety of games, entertainment included organ selections by Miss Eleanor Longworth, and vocal numbers by Miss Alice Ashley with accompaniment by Miss Longworth. The honoree was presented with a gift of silverware from the class members. Guests were Mrs. Mary Beutel and Miss Ida Beutel of Wilmington, Miss Ferne Jackson of Pico, Miss Carolyn Gibbs, Miss Marguerit Schlosser, Miss Idaline Schlosser, Mrs. Lloyd Ross, Miss Alice Ashley, Miss Cornellia Schettler，Miss Emma Schettler，Miss Georgia Altenow，Miss Dorothy Garlich，Miss Winona Benson，Mrs.Paul Sloop，Mrs.Inez Gates，Miss Alma Cailor，Miss Mario Graaf，Miss Margaret Wildman，Mrs.Charles Pearson，Mrs.Arval Morris Mrs.Gorge Sloop Jr.,Mrs.John Kelsay,Miss Dorice Hawley,Mrs.Doreth Schneider,Mrs.Charles Schultz,Miss Anna Clark,Mrs.Ralph Seward,Miss Helen Sharp,Miss Ruth Martner,Miss Charlotte Hapgood,Miss Miriam Sloop,Mrs.Alice Bovee,Mrs.Walter Taylor,Mrs.Ray Hunter,Mrs.Kenneth Walker,Mrs.Mary Alice Shawhan,Miss Faye Stanley,and Miss Marion Longworth. Miss Jean Baxter Roy Dargatz Wed in Church Spring blossoms in a variety of pastel shades were combined with fern in decorating the church chapel for the wedding of Miss Jean Baxter,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.C.Ralph Baxter of Seal Beach,and Roy F.Dargatz,son of her husband is a Presbyterian minister.Both are members of the executive board of the state Christian Endeavor society. Following their marriage，Rev.和Mrs.Crouch will go to New York for a missionary conference to be followed by five years work in the mission fields in Shanghai，China. Party decorations，prefacing the two coming events，combined both the farewell and bridal motifs.The refreshment table，presided over by Mrs.F.N.Gibbs,mother of the bride-elect and Mrs.F.A.Altenow.class teacher;was arranged in green and white. In addition to a variety of games，entertainment included organ selections by Miss Eleanor Longworth,and vocal numbers by Miss Alice Ashley with accompaniment by Ms.Longworth. The honoree was presented with a gift of silverware from the class members. Guests were Mrs.Mary Beutel and Miss Ida Beutel of Wilmington,Miss Ferne Jackson of Pico,Miss Carolyn Gibbs,Miss Marguerit Schlosser,Miss Idaline Schlosser,Mrs.Lloyd Ross,Miss Alice Ashley,Miss Cornellia Schettler,Miss Emma Schettler,Miss Georgia Altenow,Miss Dorothy Garlich,Miss Winona Benson,Mrs.Paul Sloop,Mrs.Inez Gates,Miss Alma Cailor,Miss Mario Graaf,Miss Margaret Wildman,Mrs.Charles Pearson,Mrs.Arval Morris Mrs.Gorge Sloop Jr.,Mrs.John Kelsay,Miss Dorice Hawley,Mrs.Doreth Schneider,Mrs.Charles Schultz,Miss Anna Clark,Mrs.Ralph Seward,Miss Helen Sharp,Miss Ruth Martner,Miss Charlotte Hapgood,Miss Miriam Sloop,Mrs.Alice Bovee,Mrs.Walter Taylor,Mrs.Ray Hunter,Mrs.Kenneth Walker,Mrs.Mary Alice Shawhan,Miss Faye Stanley,and Ms.Marion Longworth. Miss Jean Baxter Roy Dargatz Wed in Church Spring blossoms in a variety of pastel shades were combined with fern in decorating the church chapel for the wedding of Miss Jean Baxter,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.C.Ralph Baxter of Seal Beach,and Roy F.Dargatz,son of her husband is a Presbyterian minister.Both are members of the executive board of the state Christian Endeavor society. Following their marriage，Rev.和Mrs.Crouch will go to New York for a missionary conference to be followed by five years work in the mission fields in Shanghai，China. Party decorations，prefacing the two coming events，combined both the farewell and bridal motifs.The refreshment table，presided over by Mrs.F.N.Gibbs,mother of the bride-elect and Mrs.F.A.Altenow.class teacher;was arranged in green and white. In addition to a variety of games，entertainment included organ selections by Miss Eleanor Longworth,and vocal numbers by Ms.Longworth.MISS JOHN BOXELD WAS AT HOME TO THEIR FRIENDS ON THE BAXTER RANCH AT WESTMINISTER. The bridegroom who attended both the Anaheim grammar and high schools is employed by the Aldrich Graves,and Howley company of Tustin.The bride is a graduate of Anaheim high school with the class of 1934 and has lived at Seal Beach since that time. Telephone 3456 THOMAS H.KUCHEL Lawyer 403 Bk.America Bldg.,Anaheim FOX ANAHEIM 229 W.Center Phone 8609 Sun.Mon.Tues.,Apr.26-27-28 Sun.Containsfrom2P.M. "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY" with Freddie Bartholomew Dolores Costello Barrymore ANDWALTER HUSTON as - Miss Jean Baxter Roy Dargatz Wed in Church Spring blossoms in a variety of pastel shades were combined with fern in decorating the church chapel for the wedding of Miss Jean Baxter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ralph Baxter of Seal Beach, and Roy F. Dargatz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dargatz of Olive Blvd., Sunday afternoon with Reverend O. R. Schroeder of the Bethel Baptist church officiating. In white crepe, fashioned with a high neck and long sleeves, the bride was given in marriage by her father. A short halo veil from her small white turban, with white accessories, completed her wedding costume as she carried an arm bouquet of Easter lilies. A sister of the bride, Miss Luella Baxter, was maid of honor, gowned in poudre blue gown made on line similar to that of the bride. Her flowers were an arm bouquet of pink carnations. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Roy W. Ficken of Long Beach as best man. Mr. Ernest Dargartz and Mr. Phillip Boettcher of Anaheim were ushers. An organ recital by Miss Lois Schroeder preceded the ceremony. Vocal selections, "Always" and "Sweetest Story Ever Told" by Miss Anita Marion were present just before the opening of the ceremony. A reception for 80 guests, all relatives and intimate friends, at the home of the bridegroom's parents on Olive road followed. The hostess, wearing a blue print aft- ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKET THE BEST FOR LESS WEST CENTER AT PALM EAST CENTER AT EMILY GOLD MEDAL FLOUR No. 5 ... 25¢ No. 10 ... 45¢ 24½ ... $1.03 Borden’s Eagle Milk, can ... 18¢ Potato Chips, Reg. 25c ... 15¢ WHITE OR BROWN Bread, 16 oz. loaf 5¢; 24 oz. loaf 7¢ Alpha Beta Flour best 24½ lbs., 70¢ Butter, second quality, lb. ... 30¼¢ C. H. B. 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