anaheim-gazette 1936-04-30

SOCIETY CLUBS MARYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 50-50 Club Enjoy Country-Club Supper-Dance The Lakewood Country Club of Long Beach was the scene Saturday evening for the supper dance of the Southern California 50-50 club. Large bowls of yellow snapdragons on tables spread with yellow linen made a most attractive color scheme. Among the special guests of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wolecott of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Lemcke and Mr. and Mrs. William Grafton. After the supper program, dancing to the strains of Lacy Swaine's music, was indulged in to a late hour. Those in charge of arrangements were High Edwards, V. B. Anderson, Merrill Gregory, Clyde Hill and Hume West. The next business meeting of the club is scheduled for May 9th at the Merrill Gregory residence, 130 Hillcrest, Fullerton. The ladies bridge party will be held in the McCoy home at 600 W. Union, Fullerton; while the next party date is set for Saturday evening, June 13th, at the California Country Club in Los Angeles. Ebell Club Sets Reciprocity Date hall has been set aside as Reciprocity Day by the club. The Luncheon program of which Mrs. Frank Tausch is reservation chairman will open at 12:30, to be followed by an afternoon program and business meeting. Co-chairmen on the luncheon hour are Mrs. J. W. Walls and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth. Mrs. Ellen McEuen of Riverside, who is a state and district officer, will be the principle speaker. The program of entertainment will be of Scotch hue, featuring Mrs. John Stewart in costume, who will review "Mary Queen of Scotts." Robert Brown will sing a group of the old Scotch ballads and Miss Virginia Lee Peterson will give several readings in her usual talented manner. A continuous afternoon and evening program will mark the May-Day Festival of the Marywood High School Saturday next, with Miss Kathleen Burkhard of Anaheim as reigning Queen of the May. The program, from which the proceeds will go toward the completion of a swimming pool, will open with a bridge party in the social hall at 2:00 P.M. At 4:00 P.M., the coronation program, which will include musical and dance numbers by many of the talented students of the school, will be presented. The girls chosen to act as attendants to the queen are the Misses Mary Katherine Pipp and Virginia McIntyre, of Anaheim; Dion Rivers of Fullerton; Lucille Kramer and Mary Melaine Lypps of Placentia; Mary Ann Maag of Orange; Barbara Yard of Long Beach and Wedding Nuptials for the club is scheduled for May 9th at the Merrill Gregory residence, 130 Hillerest, Fullerton. The ladies bridge party will be held in the McCoy home at 600 W. Union, Fullerton; while the next party date is set for Saturday evening, June 13th, at the California Country Club in Los Angeles. Ebell Club Sets Reciprocity Date Regular luncheon meeting of the Anaheim Ebell club next Monday, May 4th, at the K. P. The Most abused word in the dictionary is CAFE—you won't get fooled here. Spanish Kitchen, 145 So. Los Angeles St. (Advt.) The Sensation of 1936 BUCK'S NEW GAS RANGE Attractive in a navy blue t loveliness and grace as she entered on the arm of her father Miss Ch of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hapgood o the bride of Paul Leland Winsor of Glenvil, Nebraska, Friday evenn The chapel was a profusion of spring blossoms and was lighted by white tapers in tall candelabra as Miss Georgia Altnow, played the piano medley of old favorite love ballads previous to the Mendelssohn wedding march. Miss Winifred Hapgood attended her sister as bridesmaid while Willard Winsor, Petty Officer in the U.S. Navy and stationed at San Diego attended his brother as best man as Reverend Earl C. Bloss of the Episcopal church performed the eight o'clock ceremony. To complete her wedding ensemble Miss Hapgood wore slippers and hat also of navy blue long white gloves, and carried an arm bouquet of gardenias, lilies of the valley and orange blossoms. As "something old" she wore a gold locket that was a betrothal gift to her great-grandmother about ninety years ago, and had "borrowed" a beautiful lace handkerchief made by her grandmother, Mrs. Stella Hapgood, from her aunt Miss Grace Bailey. The bridemaid's frock was likewise of navy blue, and her accessori pink. She carried a bouquet of camelias and forget-me-nots. Only members of the two families and a few intimate friends were present at the ceremony, and later guests at the Hapgood home where a wedding supper was served. For the occasion the bride's mother had chosen an informal gown of ceru lace, and wore a corsage bouquet of Talisman roses. Pink and white predominated in the home decor. Tried and Proven Economy "With 88 Years of Service" It Leads The Field In Quality Construction Models As Low As $5450 Installed ANAHEIM FURNITURE STORE (opposite Fox Theatre) 236 W. Center Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE CHARLOTTE L. SMITH SOCIETY EDITOR ANAHEIM 2414 B. and P. W. Club Installs New Officers Installation of officers for the new year marked the reception and tea held Thursday evening in the Pickwick hotel by members of the Business and Professional Women's club with Mrs. Margaret Elliot of Fullerton, Orange county president; officially recognizing the new group of officers in a flower ceremony significant of their new positions. Miss Ruth Williams, who will head the club for the new year as president, received her official charge with a red rose, comparing the love and esteem with which the flower is held to her place in the thoughts of the club members. Mrs. Myrtle Henry, vice-president; was given a pink rose as the blossom most near that of the president, Miss Grace Black, second vice-president; delphinium and corn flowers significant of her true-blue worth to the club; Miss Charlotte Smith, recording secretary, larkspur for accuracy, interest, and accomplishment; Miss Grace Bailey, corresponding secretary, white blossoms significant of her working materials; Mrs. Eva Boyd, treasurer, gold rose buds, an emblem of the wealth of the club. Miss Florence Davis, auditor, a carnation with its royal historical background; Mrs. Fannie Godard, librarian-historian, a pansy, typical of the thought required in her work; Miss Robbie Anderson, a yellow rose significant of the parliamentarian, and iris to the three directors, Mrs. E. Mabel Dixson, Miss Ann Rheingans, and Miss Marion Scott as the symbol of wisdom, faith, and courage gained through past ex- Silver Wedding Anniversary Is Observed The Knights of Pythias was the scene of a happy celebration Sunday afternoon when large groups of friends gathered congratulate Mr. and Mrs. R. Summers of North Resh street for the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. In the setting of spring flowers and potted palms a buffet luncheon was served. The center table was spread with a Chinese plinen cloth, centered with a blue and white blossoms made further attractive with beautifully decorated weddings. Tall white tapers in stal candelabra shed a soft over the striking scene of flowers and silver appointments. A string ensemble, including the Misses Margaret Hein, Eva Bauman, Bessie Marie Edwins and Carolyn Ahlstrom, accompanied at the piano by Miss Hein played soft melody throughout the afternoon. Cialty numbers included truly solos by Wayne Held, who accompanied by his sister, Vivian Held. Several solo solos by Mrs. Walter Ross, Mrs. H. H. Heckman at the piano dances by Mrs. Elaine W Jones, and several clever songs by little Miss Dawn "Peaches" McKee. The daughter and son of honored couple, Miss Adelaerts and Ralph Summers, led by Miss Winona Benson, Mary Reed, Miss Myrtle Twain, Mrs. Edgar Reisinger and Elaine Jones directed the solemn event. Ming Nuptials for Miss Zottie Hapgood and Winsor Held Friday Live in a navy blue taffeta frock that emphasized her love and grace as she entered the Wedding Chapel at Santa Ana. A member of her father Miss Charlotte Seymour Hapgood, daughter of Mrs. E. P. Hapgood of North Philadelphia street, became the Paul Leland Winsor, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Winsor, Nebraska, Friday evening, last. Chapel was a profusion of crosses and was lighted tapers in tall candelabra Georgia Altnow, played a ledley of old favorite love previous to the Mendel-adding march. Miss Winifred attended her sister maid while Willard Winny Officer in the U. S. stationed at San Diego. This brother is best man, and Earl C. Bloss of the church performed the rock ceremony. Complete her wedding en-Miss Hapgood wore slick hat also of navy blue, white gloves, and carried an aquatet of gardenias, lilies and orange blossoms,ething old" she wore a set that was a betrothel her great-grandmother twenty years ago, and had "a beautiful lace handmade by her grand-Mrs. Stella Hapgood, from Miss Grace Bailey. Theld's frock was likewise of blue, and her accessories the carried a bouquet of red and forget-me-nots. Members of the two families a few intimate friends present at the ceremony,and hosts at the Hapgood home on wedding supper was For the occasion,the mother had chosen an ingrown of ecru lace, and a corsage bouquet of pink and white naked in the home deco- Winifred Bell and Miss Grace Bailey, great auctions of the bride,Ledyard Bailey, great-uncle,Miss Marjorie and Miss Virginia Allen and Gordon Allen, cousins of the bridegroom, Willard Winsor,brother of the bridegroom,Mr. and Mrs.Robert Royalty,Mr. and Mrs.Louis Fisher,Mr. and Mrs.Herman Lochr,Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Visel, Miss Miriam Sloop, Miss Mary Lou Pearson, Clayton Woodbury, and Robert Schroeder. Frances Willard Banquet Held by W.C.T.U. Group Mrs. Eva Craven Wheeler of Hollywood, state president of the W.C.T.U., was the principal speaker at the Frances Willard anniversary banquet Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church with women of the W.C.T.U.as hostesses. Outlining a five point program of education culminating in 1939 with the 100th anniversary of the birth of Frances Willard, Mrs. Wheeler urged continued education concerning the effects of alcohol and stated that a law has been passed providing for explanatory teaching on the subject in public schools. Mrs. Wheeler especially asked the cooperation of church people in working for better laws and needed legislation such as local option in the control of the sale of liquors. Deputy Grand Matron Is Visitor The regular meeting of Chispa Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, solos by Mrs. Walter Ross, Mrs. H. H. Heckman at the ptoe dances by Mrs. Elaine W Jones,and several clever songs by little Miss Dawn "Peaches" McKee. The daughter and son of honored couple, Miss Adelemers and Ralph Summers,aided by Miss Winona Benson,Mary Reed,Miss Myrtle Tw Mrs.Edgar Reisinger and Elaine Jones directed the sof of the buffet luncheon. Mr. and Mrs.Summers married in Redding,Californiere岁 ago have been quitein community affairs,Mrs.mers being particularly interested in P.T.A.work. Other guests present during afternoon included Mr. and O.B.Smith,Mr. and Mrs.Reisinger,Mr. and Mrs.Earlkins,mr.and Mrs.Thomas Shawer,mr.and Mrs.R.C.C.mr.and Mrs.H.D.PolhemusWeaver,mr.and Mrs.J.Williams,Mrs.George Puls,Mrs.Mrs.Vernon Melvin,mr.andW.R.Ward,mr.and Mrs.Marvin,mr.and Mrs.H.Lden,mr.and Mrs.Clyde JaMr.and Mrs.F.L.BensonWilliam Brennion,mr.andErnest Zitzmann,mr.andW.Hill,mr.andMs.Ross,mrs.H.H.Heckmanand Mrs.L.J.McKee,Mrs.Hunter,mr.and Mrs.M.gins,mr.and Mrs.C.L.Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Sissonand Mrs.Curtis Horn,Mrs.Mrs.August Fitz andDr.C.Vogt of Anaheim. Mrs.Charles Reed,MissReed,Mrs.Ethel Twerell,Twerell and George W.Pomona;Mr.and Mrs.Fisher,San Dimas;Mrs.EmPolhemus,Los Angeles;Mrs.Carl Antonovich,Sanand Mr.and Mrs.C.B.San Diego. Upton Sinclair 8:15-8:30KNX,Friday May 1,4. members of the two families were a few intimate friends present at the ceremony, and hosts at the Hapgood home on a wedding supper was For the occasion, the mother had chosen an ingrown of cecil lace, and a corsage bouquet of roses. Pink and white animated in the home decor. A large bouquet of white flowers in a white pottery bowl on the table which had been with a white Madeira linen Miss Marjorie Allen of U.C.L.A., and cousin of the bride-presided at the coffee urn new Mrs. Winsor cut her cake. The young couple had many lovely gifts, among set of white pottery from the parents and a set of rare, individual silver serifs and pretty linens. Having a short wedding trip away young couple will be able to their friends at 404 lemon street. Both Mr. Winsor are very well known Anaheim, Mrs. Winsor graduated from both high school here, Miss College at Fullerton, as U.C.L.A. where she was used with Theta Upsilon so She is a member of the Ebell club and for the past months has been employed by Southern California Tele-Company in Anaheim, Mr. came to Anaheim from KsA, and attended Fullerton College and U. C. L. A. It present employed in the firm branch of the Bank of KsA. Those present at the reception were Mr. Winsor E. P. Hapgood, host and Mrs. Stella Hapgood, mother of the bride, Mrs. Frances Willard, Mrs. Wheeler urged continued education concerning the effects of alcohol and stated that a law has been passed providing for explanatory teaching on the subject in public schools. Mrs. Wheeler especially asked the cooperation of church people in working for better laws and needed legislation such as local option in the control of the sale of liquors. District Attorney W. F. Menton of Santa Ana was the first speaker, discussing "The Menace of Drunk Driving." Individual cases were cited in their high damage to property and persons as illumination of the need for more strict actions in dealing with such offenses. A third speaker, W. O. Mendenhall of the county superintendent's office, discussed "The Temptations of Youth" with neglect of duty, disrespect for parents, cigarets, drunk driving, illicit sex relationships, and a sustained interest in the cheaper things of life as the factors in the creation of wayward youth. Program numbers included vocal solos, "Homing," "My Little Banjo," and an encore, "Shortin' Bread" by Charles Bush with piano accompaniment by Miss Romona Mulligan. Mrs. Richard Wise presented a selection from the opera "Il Trovatore" as a piano solo. The opening prayer was given by Dr. Ray C. Harker of the White Temple Methodist church. Mrs. Lola Grim, county W. C. T. U. president, conducted the program. Tables were appointed in pastel shades with bowls of spring flowers in the prevailing color theme. A chicken menu was served. Sinclair delegates are pledged to Roosevelt, Townsend Pensions, Production for use debt-free money and labor. (Advt.) Deputy Grand Matron Is Visitor The regular meeting of Chispa Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, was preceded by a dinner in honor of the official visit of the Deputy Grand Matron of the 56th District, Ruth Jane Davis of La Habra, Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple. Worthy Matron Jesse Seward and Worthy Patron Ralph Seward presided during the official meeting of the order. As the distinguished guest was escorted to the East she carried a beautiful bouquet of yellow roses. Later she was presented with two lovely gifts from the chapter. As another special guest Past Grand Treasurer Eva Boyd was escorted to a chair of honor. As official soloist of the chapter, Mrs. Pauline Houck sang a group of solos, as well as entertaining the guests during the dinner hour with a clever humorous song. Special business of the order was the completion of plans for the Masonic school week program to be held at the Fremont school this evening at 7:30. Also, the last card party of the series of four was postponed from May 5 to May 19, due to election. Invitations from Laguna and Santa Ana chapters to their party nights on May 8th and 11th, respectively, were read. MADE IT UNANIMOUS The executor gave the condemned man three jolts of electricity. After a lapse of eight minutes the prison physician stepped up and pronounced the man dead. H.C. 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