anaheim-gazette 1936-05-07

SCIETY CLUBS Scotland In Song and Story Honored In Ebell Club Program and Luncheon Session Honoring Mrs. John Stewart of Hemit, who is a native of Scotland and district president of the California Federation of Women's clubs, all the charm of the romantic country of Scotland was relived by members of the Ebell club at the luncheon, business, and program session Monday afternoon at the K. P. hall. A setting of baskets of yellow Scotch broom combined with red snap dragons was provided for both the luncheon tables and the dining room. Cellophane thistles, the craft work of Mrs. J. S. Van Wangoner were arranged in flower pots of red and yellow plaid. Napkins in a similar plaid were table favors. Decorations for the luncheon were in charge of Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mrs. William C. Gathas, and Mrs. E. H. Kersten. Following group singing of "Comin' Thru the Rye," luncheon guests were introduced by the club president, Mrs. Leo J. Friis. In addition to the honor guest, Mrs. Friis presented Mrs. Robert Brown of Santa Ana, Miss Beatrice Gregor of Bloomington, and Alex Walker of Fullerton, president of the Robert Burns society. Mrs. Clark McEuen of the state resolutions committee was introduced by Mrs. E. E. Smith, state chairman of literature. Mrs. McEuen spoke briefly urging a study of amendments which will come before the public in the fall elections. Luncheon music was presented by Miss Agnes Wallace of Hollywood who wore Scotch plaid, a velvet jacket with medals testimony to her ability, and a black velvet tam o'shanter. Following Robert Burns society was given by Mr. Walker who presented tentative plans for the construction of a Scotch cottage in the Fullerton hill. Society activities in honoring the well loved poet, who though a native of Scotland is really international in appeal, were explained. A play in Scotch dialect, "The Old Philosopher" was offered by Miss Virginia Lee Peterson. The selection was a humorous presentation with a flavor of family affairs. Wearing a gown the exact counterpart of one worn by the beautiful Scottish queen, Mary Stuart; Mrs. John Stewart presented a review of the life of the queen from her birth, through her rapid rise to power, the religious uprisings of John Knox, and her final loss of the Scottish throne. Mrs. Stewart's costume was of black velvet and cloth of gold with a fitted bodice and long flowing skirt. A wide panel of gold from the throat to the floor formed a striking note. The puffed Former Residents Visits at Yungbluth Home Mrs. Clemme Turck, her son, Arthur Turck, and Miss Bessie Schubert, all pioneers of Anaheim but now residing in South Pasadena, spent Wednesday in Anaheim visiting friends, they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth. sponsored by the city P. T. A council in observance of National Music week. Members of the PWA symphonic orchestra will play. Ebell delegates who will attend the state convention at Sacramento May 13, 14, and 15 are Mrs. Webb, incoming president; Mrs. R. M. Ashley, Mrs. C. E. Harbeson, Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mrs. Herman Graaf, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk and Miss E. Kate Rea. A number of guests from the various clubs of the county attended including Mrs. Archibald Edwards of Fullerton, county federation president; Mrs. McEuen, Mrs. E. E. Smith, and Mrs. Albert Launer, who were seated on the stage with the president, Mrs. Friis; who introduced a group of other officers. Included were Mrs. R. G Miller, county vice-president; Mrs. Paul Bailey, recording secretary; Mrs. J. D. Wakins, treasurer; Mrs. A. H. Halleck, parliamentarian; Miss E. Kate Rea, education; Mrs. C. C. Bonebrake, district American Mrs. Clark McCadden of the resolutions committee was introduced by Mrs. E. E. Smith, state chairman of literature. Mrs. McEuen spoke briefly urging a study of amendments which will come before the public in the fall elections. Luncheon music was presented by Miss Agnes Wallace of Hollywood who wore Scotch plaid, a velvet jacket with medals testimony to her ability, and a black velvet tam o'shanter. Following a selection of the more familiar and well loved Scotch airs, "the ladies champion piper of the United States and Canada," as she was introduced by Mr. Walker, played "Marching Through Georgia," Dixie," and "Yankee Doodle." Miss Wallace also opened the afternoon's program held in the clubroom with additional bag pipe selections. The royal salute of the Scotch pipers concluded her variety numbers. "MacGregor's Gathering," and "Agnes McDonald" were presented as vocal solos by Mr. Robert Brown of Santa Ana accompanied at the piano by Miss Ruth Armstrong. Mrs. L. Earle Phillips, program chairman; introduced the singer. A brief talk on the work of the counterpart of one worn by the beautiful Scottish queen, Mary Stuart; Mrs. John Stewart presented a review of the life of the queen from her birth, through her rapid rise to power, the religious uprisings of John Knox, and her final loss of the Scottish throne. Mrs. Stewart's costume was of black velvet and cloth of gold with a fitted bodice and long flowing skirt. A wide panel of gold from the throat to the floor formed a striking note. The puffed sleeves were caught to the wrist band with a gold cuff. With the dress Mrs. Stewart wore a gold lace cap with a coronet. At the preceding business session, Mrs. Charles A. Mann reported for the election committee, the acceptance of the group presented by the nominating committee at the April meeting, headed by Mrs. William P. Webb jr. as president. Installation of officers will be held at the June 1 meeting. An invitation to attend the junior-senior carnival scheduled for May 22 at the high school was extended by Mrs. Walter Ross on behalf of the high school P. T. A. She also announced a music program slated for tomorrow (Friday) evening at the K. P. hall and county club presidents who attended were Mrs. R. J. Dugdale, Las Amigas study club; Mrs. Henry Warren, Buena Park Woman's club; Mrs. J. O. Pallman, Costa Mesa; Mrs. A. H. T. Osborne, Fullerton; Mrs. Jack Colvin, Huntington Beach; Mrs. Ona Sortwell, Laguna Beach; Mrs. Elsie Brewster, La Habra; Mrs. E. H. Smith, Orange; Mrs. R. C. Rowland, San- Sale Of Floor Samples Living Room Sets FLOOR SAMPLES 2-Piece Overstuffed Set Large davenport and club chair—upholstered in good quality tapestry, all reversible spring filled cushions. Special 2-piece suite ... $29.50 “Modern” Living Room Suite Graceful straight line thin arm set, upholstered in Creme Leatherette and plaid tapestry. Guaranteed. 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Baker, Mrs. Maaf, Mrs. H. D. New-iss E. Kate Rea. Of guests from theubs of the county attending Mrs. Archibald Fullerton, county fed-resident; Mrs. McEuen, Smith, and Mrs. Albert who were seated on the the president, Mrs. introduced a group of mrs. Were Mrs. R. G Miller, pre-president; Mrs. Paulording secretary; Mrs. ins, treasurer; Mrs. A., parliamentarian; Miss Sea, education; Mrs. C.ake, district American Mrs. Miss Grainger Honored With Bridal Shower Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell of Santa Ana and Mrs. E. R. McCoy of Fullerton were co-hostesses Monday evening entertaining at the home of the latter with a bridge and monopoly party honoring Miss Ethelyn Grainger, bride-elect of William Queale. Guests were wives and friends of Southern California, Fifty-Fifty club members. Prizes following an evening of play were awarded to Mrs. Buddy Forster of San Juan Capistrano and Mrs. Ewald Lemcke of Anaheim in bridge and Miss Lee Fernandez of Santa Ana in monopoly. Following the play, Miss Grainger was presented with a group gift. A dessert course, served at the close of the evening, featured the bridal motif. Tables were centered with bouquets of orange blossoms. Others present were Mrs. Estee Brown, Mrs. John King, Mrs. Merrill Gregory, Miss Evelyn Heitzman, Fullerton; Mrs. J. Riley Huber, Mrs. Roy Burns, Mrs. V. B. Anderson, Mrs. R. A. Miller, Santa Ana; Miss Stella Jackson,, Anaheim; Mrs. Robert Redington, Mrs. Ray Hiniker, Mrs. Al Colby, Miss Florence Diller, Los Angeles; Mrs. Helen Wolcott, Miss Midge Norman, Long Beach; Mrs. William Crafton in Whittier; Miss Annual Federation Convention Program Planned A center of interest for Anaheim club women this month is the 35th annual state convention scheduled for May 13, 14 and 15 at Sacramento. Music, dramatic art, and recreational periods will be combined with speakers featuring the various program hours. A preliminary board meeting of state chairman has been announced for Tuesday, May 12, when a feature of the session will be a reception in the Florentine room of the Senator hotel honoring Mrs. W. D. James, president. The welcome to Sacramento will be given by Mrs. Walter F. Dexter, secretary to the governor. Greetings will be extended by Mrs. W. B. Ridder. "The Tax Set Up in California" will be discussed by Governor Frank Merriam at the opening session of the convention. Mrs. James, "Keeper of the Federation Lighthouse," will ask for sentence reports from the various state chairman. The afternoon session Wednesday will include a visit to the State Agricultural college at Davis, and a tea at the home of Mrs. F. P. Wray, legislature chairman. Forum discussions will feature the Thursday morning session, "Around the Compass With the District Presidents" will present leaders in the Thursday afternoon meeting. "Munitions and Neutrality" will be the topic of Dr. E. Guy Talbot regional secretary of the national council for the prevention of war. The annual banquet will be held Thursday evening with "America the Beautiful in Linda Schroeder Honoree At Shower Party Miss Linda Schroeder of Oran who in June will become the bride of Mr. John Hushman of W Center street was honored recently with a linen and crystal show given by her cousin, Mrs. George Ehrle of North Placentia avenue at the home of her parents, I and Mrs. Deidrich Blankmeyer Olive. Attending the party from Anaheim were Mrs. John Hushman Sr., Mrs. Floyd Hushman, M Anna Dinklage, Miss Hetty Riderhagen, Mrs. Bernard Schroeder and Miss Alice Schroeder. Mrs. Paul Yorde of the Southern California Automobile Co and her sister, Miss Vera Meccof of the telephone company he left for a vacation in Pennsylvania They are to stop at troit where a new car will purchased and will go from ther for visits in New York and Washington. H.C. 173-175 West Cen Mother's Day SUNDAY Others present were Mrs. Estee Brown, Mrs. John King, Mrs. Merrill Gregory, Miss Evelyn Heitzman, Fullerton; Mrs. J. Riley Huber, Mrs. Roy Burns, Mrs. V. B. Anderson, Mrs. R. A. Miller, Santh Ana; Miss Stella Jackson, Anaheim; Mrs. Robert Redington, Mrs. Ray Hiniker, Mrs. Al Colby, Miss Florence Diller, Los Angeles; Mrs. Helen Wolcott, Miss Midge Norman, Long Beach; Mrs. William Grafton jr., Whittier; Miss Ruth Garner, Brea; and Mrs. Irving Wardman, Norwalk. ta Ana; Mrs. Anna Collier, Seal Beach; Miss Marsha Vernon, Yorba Linda; and Mrs. E. M. Waycott, Santa Ana. Section meetings for the month were announced by Mrs. Ralph Waltz, curator. The meeting of the breakfast section originally scheduled for May 13 at the home of Mrs. Eva Boyd on South Olive street will be held with Mrs. Boyd on May 20. A 9 o'clock breakfast will be served and it is asked that those planning to attend make advance reservations. Members are to answer roll call with a quotation on current events. Mrs. John P. Bradstad will talk on the growth and care of orchids at the meeting of the home and garden section planned for May 11 at the park. A picnic lunch will be served. Members are to be conducted on a tour of the park by Mr. Rudolph Boyson. The Bible section will study the lives of Esau and Joseph at the meeting of the group scheduled for May 18 at the home of Mrs. H.A. Johnston on South Los Angeles street. A combined meeting of the book and drama sections will be held May 25 at the beach home of Mrs. Neighbors in Balboa. Book section members are to make their reservations with Mrs. Frank Tausch. Mrs. A. P. M. Brown will be reservation chairman of the drama section. Mrs. Sam Kraemer is to present the program which will follow the luncheon hour. Mrs. Friis and Mrs. M. A. Gauer presided at the tea urns for the reciprocity tea which followed the program under the direction of Mrs. J. P. Wilson and members of her social service committee. Scotch short bread was a feature of the refreshment menu. The tables were arranged in yel- Forum discussions will feature the Thursday morning session, "Around the Compass With the District Presidents" will present leaders in the Thursday afternoon meeting. "Munitions and Neutrality" will be the topic of Dr. E. Guy Talbot regional secretary of the national council for the prevention of war. The annual banquet will be held Thursday evening with "America the Beautiful in Song and Story," as the theme of the affair. Thursday recreation will include a visit to Sutters Fort with members of the Thursday club of Sacramento as hostesses. Dr. Thomas Nixon Carter, professor emertus of political economy at Harvard University will address the convention Friday afternoon on "The Conquest of Poverty." The junior session will be held Friday evening with Mrs. Thomas G. Winter as speaker. Friday entertainment will include a visit to the E.B.Crocker Art Gallery. Saturday, May 16, will be observed as recreation day. Miss Edith Boege Is Bride of Charles Werner With Rev. Robert Burns McAulay of the Orange Presbyterian church reading the service, Miss Edith Olga Boege, daughter of Mrs. Carrie Boege of Anaheim became the bride of Mr. Charles E.Werner of Berkeley in ceremonies held at the church Saturday evening. The bride was beautiful in a white lace gown fashioned with long sleeves and a short train. Her veil was of shoulder length, and she carried an arm bouquet of white rose buds and lilies of the valley. Miss Boege was attended by Mrs. Homer Hurst of Anaheim who was gowned in yellow net with matching toque. Her flowers were delphinium and yellow toned sweet peas. Wearing blue taffeta with floral accents of pastel sweet peas, Miss Margaret Boege attended her sisters as bridesmaid. A brother-in-law of the bridegroom, Mr. Eugene Ritzman of Berkeley was best man. Ushers were Mr. Homer A.Hurst and Mr.Frederick Boege, both of Anaheim. Shadow Proof Rip Proof Slips will not rip at seams Shown in tea rose and white— man of the drama section. Mrs. Sam Kraemer is to present the program which will follow the luncheon hour. Mrs. Friis and Mrs. M. A. Gauer presided at the tea urns for the reciprocity tea which followed the program under the direction of Mrs. J. P. Wilson and members of her social service committee. Scotch short bread was a feature of the refreshment menu. The tables were arranged in yellow and silver with floral accents similar to those decorating the luncheon tables. Hostesses were Mrs. J. W. Walls and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, co-chairmen, Mrs J. S. Van Wagoner, Mrs. Ray Van Wagoner, Mrs. Leonard Vincent, Mrs. Page Vincent, Mrs Edith Walker, Mrs. T. H. Walker, Mrs. J. E. Wallace, Mrs. R. M. Waltz, Mrs. William Webb Jr., Mrs. J. F. Weisel Mrs. Henry Whalen, Mrs. Arthur Wilmsen, Mrs. A. T. Wilson Jr., Mrs G. D. Wimpress, Mrs. L. N. Wisser, Mrs. A. W. Young, and Mrs. H. B. Countess. Garden Groups Plan for Flower Show Garden enthusiasts of Orange county are planning a flower show for early September with a second county committee meeting scheduled for May 29 at 9:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. E. Paul in Tustin. Mrs. Herman Graaf represented the Anaheim Garden club at the recent committee meeting held with Mrs. Paul. Committee chairmen for the coming event will be appointed at the May 29 session. An attempt will be made to secure a centrally located building between Anaheim and Santa Ana on U.S. highway 101 for the show. Quilting Club Meets With Mrs. Arthur Lewis The Quilting club met on Tuesday with Mrs. Arthur Lewis at her home on Lincoln Avenue. After enjoying a delightful one o'clock luncheon the ladies spent the afternoon sewing. The next meeting on the second Tuesday in June will be with Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth at her Laguna Beach cottage. Wearing blue taffeta with floral accents of pastel sweet peas, Miss Margaret Boege attended her sisters as bridesmaid. A brother-in-law of the bride-groom, Mr. Eugene Ritzman of Berkeley was best man. Usheres were Mr. Homer A. Hurst and Mr. Frederick Boege, both of Anaheim. Musical numbers preceding the wedding service included "At Dawning" and "Love, Here is My Heart," vocal solos by Mr. Charles Rothaermel of Whittier accompanied at the piano by Mr. Percy Green. A reception at the home of the bride's mother followed the ceremony. The hostess wore a yellow chiffon dinner gown as did her twin sister, Mrs. Claire M. Bell of San Francisco. Their corsage bouquets were of yellow rose buds. Mr. and Mrs. Werner are honeymooning in Oregon and Washington where they are to remain for an indefinite period. Mrs. Werner wore for her traveling costume a beige suit with matching hat and gloves and accepts of Burgandy red. The new home will be made at 632 San Fernando avenue, Berkeley. 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Paul Yorde of the SouthCalifornia Automobile Club sister, Miss Vera Meckus telephone company have for a vacation in Pennsylthey are to stop at Dewhere a new car will be based and will go from there visits in New York and Washington. Rebekah's Hold Home-Coming Entertainment Lois Rebekah lodge members were hostesses Friday at the I. O. O. F. hall with home coming night as a feature of the evening, Mrs. Alma Pressell, who has been a lodge member for 35 years, and James Howard, a member for 43 years received gifts from the lodge. A large number of other older members attended the affair. Featured entertainers were the Swiss Echo Yodelers of Pasadena, former Anaheim residents. The father of the group, Mr. R. Fraunfelder is in charge of the music with his son Reinhard, clarinet, Betty, accordion; and Ruth, piano accompanist. Mrs. C. L. Allen was program chairman for the occasion. Announcement was made of a meeting of the Past Noble Grand's club scheduled for May 14 at the home of Mrs. Edna Brambley in Brea. The refreshment tables were appointed in sweet peas in a variety of pastel shades. Baskets of roses were used in decorating the hall. Mrs. Mary Mitchell was chairman of the dining room. Formal announcement of the engagement of Miss Irene Hylton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hylton of North Palm street, to Mr. Arnold Lund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lars Lund of West Center street was made at a meeting of Kappa Delta Phi sorority Monday evening at the home of Miss Claire Fisher on North Helena street, when Miss Hylton passed the traditional box of chocolates. The news was given to the guests following the covered dish dinner which opened the meeting. Miss Margery Patrick and Mrs. Doris Hemmer were prize winners in bridge, the diversion of the evening. 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