anaheim-gazette 1936-05-28

Miss Ellen Gibbs May Bride of Reverend Archibald Roy Crouch Wearing the traditional white satin which enhanced her brunette beauty, Miss Ellen Gibbs became the bride of Reverend Archibald Roy Crouch of Morrow Bay Thursday afternoon. Her gown was fashioned with the cowl neck and dolman sleeves, and a short train. Her tulle halo veil was caught into place with a forehead cluster of earls. Her bouquet of bride's roses with its dainty satin ribbon flower nestled a single Talisman rose from the garden of the bride-room, and she carried a tiny white Bible which contained the marriage service. "For the four-thirty service which was performed by the father of the bridegroom, Reverend Roy Crouch of Moorhead, Minnesota, assisted by Reverend Thomas H. Walker, the altar of the Presbyterian church was banked with a semicircle of white gladiolas and fern." Three candelabra of seven candles each provided an inspiring light or the ceremony when they were lighted by William Gibbs, cousin of the bride. More than 200 guests witnessed the acceptance of the marriage vows. "The Evening Star" from "Tannauuser" had been played at the wedding of Miss Gibbs' parents and was one of the numbers chosen for the organ prelude which was played by Miss Lois Schroeder. The other selection was from Day in Venice." Albert Cranston sang the beloved "At Dawning" and "God Touched the Rose," emphasizing the significance of the Talisman bud in the bride's bouquet. Miss Schroeder followed the vocal selections with "The Wedding March" by Lohengren as the processional. A number from "Aidn" was played as the Former Resident Tells Friends of Marriage Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Jessie Darnley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Darnley of Los Angeles, former Anaheim residents; and Ted Bielefeldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bielefeldt of Placentia. That ceremony was read November 10, 1935, was the news told guests when Mrs. William Bielefeldt entertained Friday evening at her ranch home. The occasion took the form of a miscellaneous shower for the bride who was presented with a number of gifts following a chicken dinner. The dining table was Fremont School Singers in Radio Program One of the most outstanding musical organizations in Orange county schools, the Trouveres, selected glee clubs from the Fremont school presented a program over KFI yesterday afternoon. The singers, students of the seventh and eighth grades were directed by Miss W. Ethel Campbell. M. A. Gauer, superintendent of schools, and Wilbert Bonney, school principal, spoke briefly. Numbers were "Heav'n Heav'n," a negro spiritual arranged by Burleigh and Deems Taylor, Medley of Negro Spirituals arranged by Goodell, "Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray," "Steal Away," and "Mary and Martha," sung a capella, "Humoreske" (Dvorak), vocal solo by Miss Campbell assisted by Trouveres with accordion accompaniment, "Glowworm" (Lincke); and "Slumber Boat" (Gaynor); Trouveres; "Sarita" (Burton); vocal solo, accordion accompaniment, "Bobolink" (Zameenik) and "Cradle Song" (Brahms); Trouveres; "The Old Refrain" (Kriesler); accordion solo with vocal refrain; "Japanese Sunset" (Deppen) and "Willow Tree" (Jamenik); Trouveres. Medley of reels and dances, "Maypole dance,"( England); "Campbells are Coming" Scotland; "Garry Owen," (Ireland); and Miss Gibbs was escorted to the altar by her father she was attended by her sister, Miss Carolyn Gibbs, as bridesmaid. A gown of turquoise blue moire taffeta in Colonial style, a little turban style hat of matching color and blue slippers made a stunning costume for the bridesmaid as she carried a bouquet of senorita roses and gerbera. As the sister attended the bride, likewise the brother attended the bridegroom. Joel Crouch of San Leandro was the best man. Oscar L. Gibbs, brother of the bride, and Reverend Fred Appleton of Doyney, a seminary classmate of the bridegroom, were ushers. At the home of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Gibbs on East Center street, relatives and close friends of the couple were entertained at an informal reception and wedding supper. Receiving her guests Mrs. Gibbs wore an informal blue and white figured chiffon gown, and a corsage bouquet of pink roses. Miss Frances Davidson, an aunt of the bridegroom, received for Mrs. Crouch who was unable to be present. Her gown was also of chiffon, in grey, and her bouquet was of Cecil Bruner roses. Miss Dorothy Yungbluth, a close friend of the bride also assisted Mrs. Gibbs as hostess. Miss Yungbluth wore an informal gown of wine colored print and white bouvardia corsage bouquet. Baskets of white lilies and other beautiful blossoms arranged about the reception and dining rooms as well as appointing the dining table gave the whole atmosphere a bridal effect. A lovely lace spread covered the table, which was centered with a beautifully decorated tiered wedding cake, and lighted by tall white tapers. The Misses Marguerite and Idaline Schlosser and Georgia Altnow, girlhood resident Anaheim residents; and Ted Bielefeldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bielefeldt of Placeia. That ceremony was read November 10, 1935, was the news told guests when Mrs. William Bielefeldt entertained Friday evening at her ranch home. The occasion took the form of a miscellaneous shower for the bride who was presented with a number of gifts following a chicken dinner. The dining table was arranged with a miniature bridal procession and favors were "shower" unbrellas marking each place. High score holders at the close of the evening's bridge play were Miss Betty Wallop, Mrs. B. D. Mouron, and Miss Joan Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Bielefeldt are to make their home in Santa Paula where the former is foreman of the Limonere Ranch packing house. During her high school course in Anaheim, Mrs. Bielefeldt was elected queen of the Valencia Orange show. Her husband attended Placentia and Fullerton schools. Others present were Mrs. M Krouse, grandmother of the honoree Mrs. William Darnley, Mrs. Lucille Lane, Mrs. William Dial, and Mrs. Lauren Hansen of Los Angeles, Miss Dorothy Clasbey-Fullerton; Mrs. Patsy Booth, Mrs. C. C. Lamb, Miss Marian Zepphefeld, Miss Hadie Heying, Miss Estelle Heying, Miss Kathleen Faust, and Miss Shirley Lamb, Anaheim. Girl Scout Troop Presents “Patsy” Under the direction of Miss Ruth Bowman, troop leader; and Mrs. Eugene Beattie, troop mother; the play, "Patsy" was presented by Katella Girl Scouts as a benefit performance Friday evening at the school. In the cast were Gertrude Hunt, Jean Louise Sutherland, Charlee Weatherman, Patrica Hamilton, Ann Hamilton, and Henrietta Baker. Musical numbers by the Katella 4-H orchestra under the direction of Miss Edith Holsinger preceded the program. Katella P. T. A. members assisted with the program and held a candy sale. A prize quilt was given Mrs. R. W. Wollenman. Schroeder Donald Dandy, Mr. and Ted Bielefeldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bielefeldt of Placeia. That ceremony was read November 10, 1935, was the news told guests when Mrs. William Bielefeldt entertained Friday evening at her ranch home. The occasion took the form of a miscellaneous shower for the bride who was presented with a number of gifts following a chicken dinner. The dining table was arranged with a miniature bridal procession and favors were "shower" unbrellas marking each place. High score holders at the close of the evening's bridge play were Miss Betty Wallop, Mrs. B. D. Mouron, and Miss Joan Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Bielefeldt are to make their home in Santa Paula where the former is foreman of the Limonere Ranch packing house. During her high school course in Anaheim, Mrs. Bielefeldt was elected queen of the Valencia Orange show. Her husband attended Placentia and Fullerton schools. Others present were Mrs. M Krouse, grandmother of the honoree Mrs. William Darnley, Mrs. Lucille Lane, Mrs. William Dial, and Mrs. Lauren Hansen of Los Angeles, Miss Dorothy Clasbey-Fullerton; Mrs. Patsy Booth, Mrs. C. C. Lamb, Miss Marian Zepphefeld, Miss Hadie Heying, Miss Estelle Heying, Miss Kathleen Faust, and Miss Shirley Lamb, Anaheim. Girl Scout Troop Presents “Patsy” Under the direction of Miss Ruth Bowman, troop leader; and Mrs. Eugene Beattie, troop mother; the play, "Patsy" was presented by Katella Girl Scouts as a benefit performance Friday evening at the school. In the cast were Gertrude Hunt, Jean Louise Sutherland, Charlee Weatherman, Patrica Hamilton, Ann Hamilton, and Henrietta Baker. Musical numbers by the Katella 4-H orchestra under the direction of Miss Edith Holsinger preceded the program. Katella P. T. A. members assisted with the program and held a candy sale. A prize quilt was given Mrs. R. W. Wollenman. Schroeder Donald Dandy, Mr. and Ted Bielefeldt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bielefeldt of Placeia. That ceremony was read November 10, 1935, was the news told guests when Mrs. William Bielefeldt entertained Friday evening at her ranch home. The occasion took the form of a miscellaneous shower for the bride who was presented with a number of gifts following a chicken dinner. The dining table was arranged with a miniature bridal procession and favors were "shower" unbrellas marking each place. High score holders at the close of the evening's bridge play were Miss Betty Wallop, Mrs. B. D. Mouron, and Miss Joan Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Bielefeldt are to make their home in Santa Paula where the former is foreman of the Limonere Ranch packing house. During her high school course in Anaheim, Mrs. Bielefeldt was elected queen of the Valencia Orange show. Her husband attended Placentia and Fullerton schools. Others present were Mrs. M Krouse, grandmother of the honoree Mrs. William Darnley, Mrs. Lucille Lane, Mrs. William Dial, and Mrs. Lauren Hansen of Los Angeles, Miss Dorothy Clasbey-Fullerton; Mrs. Patsy Booth, Mrs. C. C. Lamb, Miss Marian Zepphefeld, Miss Hadie Heying, Miss Estelle Heying, Miss Kathleen Faust, and Miss Shirley Lamb, Anaheim. Mrs. Canby Honored On Eve of Eastern Vacation Mrs. Myrtle Canby, who left Tuesday evening for a visit of a month with relatives in Ohio and Pennsylvania, was honored Monday evening with a handkerchief shower and farewell party at her home on South East street. Mrs. Canby will be accompanied on the trip by a niece and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rice of Los Angeles. In addition to a great variety of pretty handkerchiefs,the monroe received a number of other gifts. Dominoes were played with prizes awarded to Mrs.C.J.Trembley,C.C.Lamb,and low score to C.J.Trembley. The guests had provided a refreshment course which was served at the close of the evening. Guests were Mr.,and Mrs.John Baskets of white lilies and other beautiful blossoms arranged about the reception and dining rooms as well as appointing the dining table gave the whole atmosphere a bridal effect. A lovely lace spread covered the table, which was centered with a beautifully decorated tiered wedding cake, and lighted by tall white tapers. The Misses Marguerite and Idaline Schlosser and Georgia Altnow, girlhood friends of the bride, assisted the hostesses with serving. For her travelling suit Mrs. Crouch wore brown, with a gold taffeta blouse and brown accessories. The young couple left for a short wedding trip, returning to Anaheim Tuesday to prepare to leave for New York where they will attend the National missionary conference June 5th to 9th. They plan to go then to Morrow Bay for the month of July where Reverend Crouch will complete his pastorate, after which they will sail for Shanghai, where they will reside for about five years, taking up missionary teaching. After graduating from Anaheim High School Mrs. Crouch received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Occidental College, where she was affiliated with the Zeta Tau Zeta sorority. She has since been a teacher in the Fullerton elementary schools and at Corona Junior High School. Through her activity in church work she became a member of the State Christian Endeavor board. Reverend Crouch is a graduate of Princeton seminary, taking his undergraduate course at Jamestown, South Dakota. He is a member of the Friar's club of Princeton. For the past two years Reverend Crouch has been pastor of the Presbyterian church at Morro Bay. Guests present at the reception included besides the wedding party Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Pember, Mr. and Mrs. George Sloop, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelsay, Miss Lois were Gertrude Hunt, Jean Louise Sutherland, Charlee Weatherman, Patricia Hamilton, Ann Hamilton, and Henrietta Baker. Musical numbers by the Katella 4-H orchestra under the direction of Miss Edith Holsinger preceded the program. Katella P. T. A. members assisted with the program and held a candy sale. A prize quilt was given Mrs. R. W. Wollenman. Schroeder, Donald Dandy, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jongewaard, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston, Miss Jessie Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Arval Morris, Rev. T. H. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cranston, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, all of Anaheim. Mrs. L. N. Gibbs, grandmother of the bride; Miss Laura Gibbs, Miss Ella Goodhue, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gibbs, Nancy and Billy Gibbs, Mary Beutel, Ida Beutel, D. C. Beutel, Mrs. F. W. Thather, Miss Florence Haight, Mrs. Louise Goodhue, Miss Emma Lou Goodhue, Wallace Goodhue, Mr. and Mrs. William Bushman, Miss F. E. Davidson of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Wade Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rohrs, Clarence Rohrs, Lester Rohrs, Orange; Mr. and Mrs. J. R.Kelly, Miss Ruth and Miss Nancy Kelly, Riverside; Mrs.Harry Williams, Minneapolis, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs.W.T.Davis,Pasadena;Mr. and Mrs.Lester Gates,Montebello;Mr. and Mrs.Paul Bakenhus,Santa Ana;Mr. and Mrs.Laurence White,Mr. and Mrs Lee Miller,Miss Luelle French,Alhambra;Mr. and Mrs.T.H.Morgan South Pasadena;Rev.and Mrs.Fred Appleton,Downey;Mr.和Mrs.J.R.Tanner，Mr.和Mrs.Russel Noyes,Mrs.W.W.Johnston,and Mrs.Osborne,Morro Bay,andMr和Mrs.James Crouch of San Diego;andJohn Pierce from Cambria. Mrs.Campbell Hostess to Church Group Members of the executive board of Circle 2 of the White Temple Methodist church were Saturday luncheon guests of Mrs.Katheryn Campbell at her home on East Wilhelmina street. A Dutch theme was used in table appointments with a windmill placed in a wooden shoe as individual favors. Blue and white checked cloths were used in table appointments. Dominoes provided entertainment during the afternoon. Miss W.Ethel Campbell,daughter of the hostess,and Miss Elsie Auer assisted with the luncheon service.Mrs.R.C.Hein was a guest of the group for the afternoon. Others present were Mrs.Luch Strain,Mrs.A.C.Riutcel,Mrs.C.C.Reinert,Mrs.W.F.Sander,Mrs.A.B.Scutt,Mrs.F.G.WesMrsChristineAuer,Mrs.Eldo Deering,and Mrs.Henry Bosse man。 ANAHEIM GAZETTE CHARLOTTE L. SMITH SOCIETY EDITOR ANAHEIM 2414 School in Program The most outstanding organizations in Orange is, the Trouveres, clubs from the Freemasons a program midday afternoon. The units of the seventh grades were directed by Campbell. M.A. attendant of schools, Bonney, school principally. There "Heav'n Heav'n," ritualized by Deems Taylor, Med-Spirituals arranged Couldn't Hear No- "Steal Away," and Martha," sung a caoroeske" (Dvorak), Miss Campbell asqueres with accompaniment, "Glowworm" and "Slumber Boat" rouveres; "Sarita" real solo, accordion sit, "Bobolink" (Zamal "Cradle Song" rouveres; "The Old Kriesler"); accordionical refrain; "Japanese open") and "Willow nik); Trouveres, reels and dances, dance,"( England); are Coming Scotland; and, ( Ireland); and members of the public speaking class of Fullerton night school held a picnic session Saturday afternoon and evening at the city park climaxing activities for the school year. Decision was made to hold a series of summer parties with the first event scheduled for June 5 at Venice. Pier attractions and swimming will feature the program. Transportation for the event may be arranged by contacting Miss Georgia Bingham at the Tip-Bin-Ku school in fullerton. Baseball and other out-of-door sports provided entertainment preceding the service of a basket supper. Miss Bingham was in charge of the menu. Present were Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shoemaker, Mrs. R. C. Dutton, Miss Marie Dutton, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horn and son, Verne; Mr. and Mrs. Carson Roberts and son Sheldon, Yorba Linda; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. White; Phil Delboyer, Donald Sproul, Pat Cayce, Glendale; and Miss Georgia Bingham, Miss Doris Ryne, Mrs. Pearl B. Sanders, Mrs. Leo Burdick, Bruce McGraw, Jack McGraw, Blaine Markham, Mr. and Mrs. David Stevenson and daughter, Altha, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lingo, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rayne Members of the public speaking class of Fullerton night school held a picnic session Saturday afternoon and evening at the city park climaxing activities for the school year. Decision was made to hold a series of summer parties with the first event scheduled for June 5 at Venice. Pier attractions and swimming will feature the program. Transportation for the event may be arranged by contacting Miss Georgia Bingham at the Tip-Bin-Ku school in fullerton. Baseball and other out-of-door sports provided entertainment preceding the service of a basket supper. Miss Bingham was in charge of the menu. Present were Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shoemaker, Mrs. R. C. Dutton, Miss Marie Dutton, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horn and son, Verne; Mr. and Mrs. Carson Roberts and son Sheldon, Yorba Linda; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. White; Phil Delboyer, Donald Sproul, Pat Cayce, Glendale; and Miss Georgia Bingham, Miss Doris Ryne, Mrs. Pearl B. Sanders, Mrs. Leo Burdick, Bruce McGraw, Jack McGraw, Blaine Markham, Mr. and Mrs. David Stevenson and daughter, Altha, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lingo, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rayne Members of the public speaking class of Fullerton night school held a picnic session Saturday afternoon and evening at the city park climaxing activities for the school year. Decision was made to hold a series of summer parties with the first event scheduled for June 5 at Venice. Pier attractions and swimming will feature the program. Transportation for the event may be arranged by contacting Miss Georgia Bingham at the Tip-Bin-Ku school in fullerton. Baseball and other out-of-door sports provided entertainment preceding the service of a basket supper. Miss Bingham was in charge of the menu. Present were Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shoemaker, Mrs. R. C. Dutton, Miss Marie Dutton, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horn and son, Verne; Mr. and Mrs. Carson Roberts and son Sheldon, Yorba Linda; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. White; Phil Delboyer, Donald Sproul, Pat Cayce, Glendale; and Miss Georgia Bingham, Miss Doris Ryne, Mrs. Pearl B. Sanders, Mrs. Leo Burdick, Bruce McGraw, Jack McGraw, Blaine Markham, Mr. and Mrs. David Stevenson and daughter, Altha, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lingo, Mr. and Mrs.J.O.Rayne Members of the public speaking class of Fullerton night school held a picnic session Saturday afternoon and evening at the city park climaxing activities for the school year. Decision was made to hold a series of summer parties with the first event scheduled for June 5 at Venice. Pier attractions and swimming will feature the program. Transportation for the event may be arranged by contacting Miss Georgia Bingham at the Tip-Bin-Ku school in fullerton. Baseball and other out-of-door sports provided entertainment preceding the service of a basket supper.Miss Bingham was in charge of the menu. Present were Mr. and Mrs.O.H.Shoemaker,Mrs.R.C.Dutton,MissMarieDutton,AnaheimMr,andMrs.HarryHornandsonVerneMr,andMrs.CarsonRobertstonsandSheldonYorbaLindaMr,andMrs.R.EWhitePhilDelboyerDonaldSproulPatCayceGlendale;andMissGeorgiaBingham,MissDorisRyne,Mrs.PearlB.Sanders,MrsLeoBurdick,BruceMcGrawJackMcGrawBlaineMarkhamMr,andMrsDavidStevensonanddaughterAlthaMr,andMrs.OliverLingoMr,andMrs.J.O.RayneMembersofthepublicspeakingclassofFullertonnightschoolheldapicnicsessionSaturdayafternoonandeveningatthecityparkclimaxingactivitiesfortheschoolyear.DecisionwasmadeholdaseriesofsummerpartieswiththefirsteventscheduledforJune5atVenice.Pierattractionsandswimmingwillfeaturetheprogram.TransportationfortheeventmaybearrangedbycontactingMissGeorgiaBinghamattheTip-Bin-Ku学校infullerton. Baseballandotherout-of-doorsportsprovidedentertainmentprecedingtheserviceofabasketsupper.MissBinghamwasinchargeofthemenu. Present were Mr. and Mrs.O.H.Shoemaker,Mrs.R.C.Dutton,MissMarieDutton,AnaheimMr,andMrs.HarryHornandsonVerneMr,andMrs.CarsonRobertstonsandSheldonYorbaLindaMr,andMrs.R.EWhitePhilDelboyerDonaldSproulPatCayceGlendale;andMissGeorgiaBingham,MissDorisRyne,Mrs.PearlB.Sanders,MrsLeoBurdick,BruceMcGrawJackMcGrawBlaineMarkhamMr,andMrsDavidStevensonanddaughterAlthaMr,andMrs.OliverLingoMr,andMrs.J.O.RayneMembersofthepublicspeakingclassofFullertonnightschoolheldapicnicsessionSaturdayafternoonandeveningatthecityparkclimaxingactivitiesfortheschoolyear.DecisionwasmadeholdaseriesofsummerpartieswiththefirsteventscheduledforJune5atVenice.Pierattractionsandswimmingwillfeaturetheprogram.TransportationfortheeventmaybearrangedbycontactingMissGeorgiaBinghamattheTip-Bin-Ku学校infullerton. Baseballandotherout-of-doorsportsprovidedentertainmentprecedingtheserviceofabasketsupper.MissBinghamwasinchargeofthemenu. Present were Mr. and Mrs.O.H.Shoemaker,Mrs.R.C.Dutton,MissMarieDutton,AnaheimMr,andMrs.HarryHornandsonVerneMr,andMrs.CarsonRobertstonsandSheldonYorbaLindaMr,andMrs.R.EWhitePhilDelboyerDonaldSproulPatCayceGlendale;andMissGeorgiaBingham,MissDorisRyne,Mrs.PearlB.Sanders,MrsLeoBurdick,BruceMcGrawJackMcGrawBlaineMarkhamMr,andMrsDavidStevensonanddaughterAlthaMr,andMrs.OliverLingoMr,andMrs.J.O.RayneMembersofthepublicspeakingclassofFullertonnightschoolheldapicnicsessionSaturdayafternoon和eveningatthecityparkclimaxingactivitiesfortheschoolyear.Decisionwasmadeholda系列的summerpartieswiththefirsteventscheduledforJune5atVenice.Pierattractions和swimmingwillfeaturetheprogram.TransportationfortheeventmaybearrangedbycontactingMissGeorgiaBinghamattheTip-Bin-Ku学校infullerton. Baseballandotherout-of-doorsportsprovidedentertainmentprecedingtheserviceofabasketsupper.MissBinghamwasinchargeofthemenu. Present were Mr. and Mrs.O.H.Shoemaker,Mrs.R.C.Dutton,MissMarieDutton,AnaheimMr,andMrs.HarryHornandsonVerneMr,andMrs.CarsonRobertstonsandSheldonYorbaLindaMr,andMrs.R.EWhitePhilDelboyerDonaldSproulPatCayceGlendale;andMissGeorgiaBingham,MissDorisRyne,Mrs.PearlB.Sanders,MrsLeoBurdick,BruceMcGrawJackMcGrawBlaineMarkhamMr,andMrsDavidStevensonanddaughterAlthaMr,andMrs.OliverLingoMr,andMrs.J.O.RayneMembersofthepublicspeakingclassofFullertonnightschoolheldapicnicsessionSaturdayafternoon和eveningatthecityparkclimaxingactivitiesfortheschoolyear.Decisionwasmadeholda系列的summerpartieswiththefirsteventscheduledforJune5atVenice.Pierattractions和swimmingwillfeaturetheprogram.TransportationfortheeventmaybearrangedbycontactingMissGeorgiaBinghamattheTip-Bin-Ku学校infullerton. SpeechClassinPicnicatAnaheimPark Members of the public speaking class of Fullerton night school held a picnic session Saturday afternoon and evening at the city park climaxing activities for the school year.Decision was made to hold a series of summer parties with the first event scheduled for June 5 at Venice.Pier attractions and swimming will feature the program.Transportation for the event may be arranged by contacting Miss Georgia Bingham at the Tip-Bin-Ku school in fullerton. Baseball and other out-of-door sports provided entertainment preceding the service of a basket supper.Miss Bingham was in charge of the menu. Present were Mr. and Mrs.O.H.Shoemaker,Mrs.R.C.Dutton,MissMarieDutton,AnaheimMr,andMrs.HarryHorn和sonVerneMr,andMrs.CarsonRobertstonsandSheldonYorbaLindaMr,andMrs.R.EWhitePhilDelboyerDonaldSproulPatCayceGlendale;andMissGeorgiaBingham,MissDorisRyne,Mrs.PearlB.Sanders,MrsLeoBurdick,BruceMcGrawJackMcGrawBlaineMarkhamMr,andMrsDavidStevensonanddaughterAlthaMr,andMrs.OliverLingoMr,andMrs.J.O.RayneMembersofthepublicspeakingclassofFullertonnightschoolheldapicnicsessionSaturdayafternoon和eveningatthecityparkclimaxingactivitiesfortheschoolyear.Decisionwasmadeholda系列的summerpartieswiththefirsteventscheduledforJune5atVenice.Pierattractions和swimmingwill Featuretheprogram.TransportationfortheeventmaybearrangedbycontactingMissGeorgiaBinghamattheTip-Bin-Ku学校infullerton. SpeechClassinPicnicatAnaheimPark An impressive land most appropriate program followed the regular business meeting of Chispa Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening.Mrs.Ralph Seward wearing the memorial service in pantomime under the title of "The Eternal Garden of Love." Mrs.Seward read the service which they are members, enacted the scenes.Mrs.Walter Ross accompanied by Mrs.Susie Brown at the piano and Ralph Seward on the violin, carried the beautiful soprano.song service,singer "The Old Rugged Cross," as the girls knelt at the cross;"In the Garden," during which she opened scrolls bearing the names of the departed chapter members, and closing with a sacred hymn. During the brief business session over which Worthy Matron Jessie Seward and Worthy Patron Ralph Seward presided,the Ritual Memorial service containing the names of all members who have passed away during the forty years of the chapter was read.An announcement was made that the next regular meeting on June 9,the Ritualistic initiatory work of Jobs Daughters will be exemplified.An invitation from Buena Park chapter was read，inviting all members of Orange County chapters to a "depression"' party on June 1. The evening was brought to a Native Daughters Of Annual Pioneer Day In Luncheon And Prolog A 12:30 o'clock luncheon with more than 125 guests in attendance opened the annual Pioneer Day celebration held Saturday at the Placentia Round Table club house by Grace Parlor,Native Daughters of the Golden West. Symbolic of the early California gold rush activities，places for each guest were marked with pilots or ore-bearing rocks tipped with flags representing miners' claims and a miniature pick and shovel on gold card board.A progressive step to the Orange county of today was shown in the mantel decorations of rocks and cacti depicting the type of land which the early settlers conquered on the path to present status of the country.MRS Rebecca Hasson，president of the parlor，welcomed the group Thomas L.McFadden was master of ceremonies. Pioneers in attendance were asked to write accounts of their early lives here that such records might be handed down to posterity by Mrs.Terry Stephenson Santa Ana who stressed use diaries in her talk concerning pioneer women. A copy of the document prepared for the Anaheim Union Water company was given the parlor.Twenty-five copies were distributed to first water ditch constructed by pioneers of Placentia and known as Cajon Ditch.Its carrion water from the Santa Ana River.The company was formed in 1878 and in November of 1878 began service.The company united Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horn and son, Verne; Mr. and Mrs. Carson Roberdson and son Sheldon, Yorba Linda; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. White; Phil Delozier, Donald Sproul, Pat Cayce, Glendale; and Miss Georgia Bingham, Miss Doris Ryne, Mrs. Pearl B. Sanders, Mrs. Leo Burdick, Bruce McGraw, Jack McGraw, Blaine Markham, Mr. and Mrs. David Stevenson and daughter, Altha, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lingo, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rayne and daughter, Rita Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. William Montague and daughter, Virginia; Miss Carol Battelle, Fullerton; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shirkey of Buena Park. St. Boniface PTA Members Bridge Tea Hostesses St. Boniface P. T. A. members were hostesses yesterday entertaining with a multiple bridge tea at the homes of a number for the occasion. Following the play, the guests gathered at the home of Mrs. Ernest Ganahl on North Clementine street for the awarding of prizes. Mrs. J. E. Schumacher and Mrs. M. P. Thaxton assisted Mrs. Ganahl with the tea service and in planning the affair. Hostesses for the various bridge games were Mrs. O. W. Heying, Mrs. J. W. Truxaw and Mrs. Vincent Bruce at the home of Mrs. Heying, Mrs. William LeVecke, Mrs. A. D. Erickson, and Mrs. P. E. Flour at the latter's home, Mrs. Glen Stilwell, Mrs. J. Kirsch, and Mrs. Ed Stoffel at Mrs. Schumacher's home, Mrs. Alice Callens, Mrs. J. A. O'Neill, and Mrs. R. E. Heeter at the Callen's home. Mr. and Mrs. Bolick Surprise Hosts at Housewarming Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bolick, who have recently moved to their new home on East South street, were hosts to a group of friends Friday evening when they were surprised by a housewarming party extended them by the guests. A variety of games and group singing occupied the evening followed by the service of refreshments. Memorial service, containing the names of all members who have passed away during the forty years of the chapter, was read. Announcement was made that the next regular meeting, on June 9, the Ritualistic initiatory work of Jobs Daughters will be exemplified. An invitation from Buena Park chapter was read, inviting all members of Orange County chapters to a "depression" party on June 1. The evening was brought to a close with the serving of refreshments in the dining hall. On this committee were Mrs. Clara Wilson, Mrs. George Erhle, Mrs.Sawyer, Mrs.Pauline Guthrie and Mel Casey. Ebell Book and Drama Section in Final Meeting Sixty members of the Ebell club book and drama section attended the final meeting of the group Monday at the beach home of Mrs.C.A.Neighbors in Balboa. The day's program was of informal theme featuring swimming and beach sports in the morning hours. A noon luncheon was served picnic fashion in the yard of the Neighbors home with Mrs.Walter Ross and her committee assisting Mrs.Neighbors as hostesses. A discussion of many of the well known motion pictures filmed in Hollywood from outstanding books were discussed by Mrs.Sam Kraemer Jr. Among those mentioned were "David Copperfield," "Romeo and Juliet," "Trail of the Lonesome Pine," "Mutiny on the Bounty," and "Mary, Queen of Scots." Committee members in charge were Mrs.Frank Tausch, luncheon reservations; Mrs.George Barfoot, and Mrs.A.P.M.Brown, transportation. Buttree Students Presented in Recital Programs Students of Mrs.Margaret J.Buttree, Anaheim piano teacher, were presented in the annual spring recital of the school Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the K.P.hall. Thirty-five artists appeared at each entertainment. A copy of the document prepared for the Anaheim Union Water company was given the parlor Horace C.Head of Santa Ana.The writing contains the history of the first water ditch constructed by pioneers of Placentia and was known as Cajon Ditch. It carries water from the Santa Ana River.The company was formed in 1884 and in November of 1878 began service.The company united January, 1884, with the Anaheim Water company forming the Anaheim Union Water company. Celebrating the completion of the Cajon ditch, the Anaheim Gazette of November 23, 1884 carried an account of a picnic held at Flume 8, seven miles from Anaheim.Much credit for financial assistance in the work given J.W.Shanklin.William McFadden was chairman of rangements for the day. A second document received by the parlor was presented by L.Tadlock Lawson.The paper cites to the election of J.. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bolick, who have recently moved to their new home on East South street, were hosts to a group of friends Friday evening when they were surprised by a housewarming party extended them by the guests. A variety of games and group singing occupied the evening followed by the service of refreshments. Guests were Rev. and Mrs. C. H. S. Hunziker, Miss Mary Hunziker, Mr. and Mrs. W. Gieger, Billy and Ruth Gieger, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Lee and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lee, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Heinze, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Heinze, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schimming, Mr. and Mrs. H. Buss, Alfred Buss, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauerhan, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grimm and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Harpster, John and Mary Harpster, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Rasmussen, and family and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oelrich and children. League Plans for Picnic Meeting Plans for an out-of-door picnic supper scheduled for June 24 at Hillierst park in Fullerton were made at the recent meeting of the Adult league of the Salem Evangelical church held at the home of Mrs. H. Gust on Nutwood avenue. Humorous games in charge of Mrs. E. Elsner and the hostess followed a business session conducted by the president, Mrs. Dorothy Link. The hostess served a refreshment course of cake and ice cream assisted by Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman and Mrs. E. H. Stockwell. Buttree Students Presented in Recital Programs Students of Mrs. Margaret J. Buttree, Anaheim piano teacher, were presented in the annual spring recital of the school Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the K. P. hall. Thirty-five artists appeared at each entertainment. The elementary students program was given Tuesday evening with intermediate and advanced students appearing at the following performance. Additions to the student program featured Miss Mary Johnson of Alhambra,, guest soloist; and the student assistant teachers, Miss Helen Pifer, Miss Dorothy Pratt, who will play in June at the Behymer matinee at Barker Brothers auditorium, and Miss Velma Ledin who was awarded first place in the Southern California Festival of Allied Arts. Pupils of Mrs. Virginia Long Boardman, also a teacher at the Buttree studios appeared on both programs. Attend Graduation at Berkeley Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Squier and A. H. Squier returned Monday afternoon from Berkeley where they attended graduation ceremonies May 23rd in the California Memorial Stadium. Ralph Warren Squier, a graduate of Anaheim high school and of the University of California, received his bachelor of laws degree and Robert Reinhart Squier, also a graduate of Anaheim high school, received his bachelor of arts degree. Ralph Squier also has a bachelor of arts degree from the University of California with a major in economics. WHEN YOU You may be lucky your money buying made by the world at 4 for 10¢—is a Here is a blade of stropped by special worth in shaving a blade built of fine stubborn whiskers has Probak Jr. Buy The Daughters Observe Real Pioneer Day Funcheon and Program 0 o'clock luncheon with 125 guests in attendance the annual Pioneer celebration held Saturday at Centia Round Table club by Grace Parlor, Native Americans of the Golden West. Public of the early California activities, places for most were marked with piles bearing rocks topped with representing miners' claims miniature pick and shovel of wood board. A progressive Orange county of today down in the mantel decorations rocks and cacti depicting land which the early conquered on the path to present status of the country. Rebecca Hasson, president carlor, welcomed the group. L. McFadden was master monies in attendance were to write accounts of their lives here that such records he handed down to poster Mrs. Terry Stephenson of Anna who stressed the use of her talk concerning women. Copy of the document prepar- the Anaheim Union Water day was given the parlor by C. Head of Santa Ana. The contains the history of the water ditch constructed by sons of Placentia and was as Casjon Ditch. It carried from the Santa Ana River company was formed in 1877 November of 1878 began The company united in Thompson to the office of district attorney of Solano county on September 18, 1857. He was the father of Mrs. Cornelia Tadlock of Rose street, Anaheim. A musical program included a reading, "The Critic," and a piano solo, "Military Polonaise" (Chopin) by Kaye Eberhard of Anaheim, vocal solos, "When I Grow Too Old to Dream," and "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life" by Miss Johanna Lemke of Placentia with piano accompaniment by Miss Betty Ann Hasson. Among the pioneers who spoke briefly was A. Pierotti who came to Orange county in 1878. He was one of the workers on the Cajon ditch. Although pioneering was difficult, a great many social affairs were enjoyed according to the speaker. Mrs. Pierotti told of the early efforts at grape growing. The origin of pot-luck dinners began in the early days according to Mrs. Adele Kellenberger of Anaheim who said that when the colonists met for socials, each brought a kettle of cooked food. Mrs. Emma Grimshaw of Anaheim, daughter of the pioneer Kraemer family, told of a small-pox epidemic among the settlers and how Tom Scully traveled day and night on horse back to procure vaccine and returned to innoculate those who were willing thus checking the spread of the disease. Stories of the early days were also told by James and John Tuffree, John Gardiner, Marcus Andrade, Captain of Anaheim and Miss Alice Ashley Robert Baker Shower Honorees Complimenting Miss Alice Ashley and her finance, Robert Baker, a garden supper was given Saturday evening in the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston on South Los Angeles street. Mrs. Walter Ross, Mrs. Lloyd Ross, Mrs. Arval Morris, Miss Georgia Altnow, and Mrs. George Slopp Jr. were co-hostesses with Mrs. Johnston for the affair. A yellow color motif was used in decorating and in the floral appointments for the supper table placed in the patio an dat the card tables set about the garden. Mexican sun flowers or cacti decorated the card tables. Mrs. B. H. Ashley, mother of the bride-elect assisted in serving and Mrs. H. E. Baker, mother of Robert Baker poured coffee. A period of informal visiting and croquet followed the supper. The honoree, who wore a dinner gown of pink georgette accented by a corsage bouquet of yelloy rose buds, was presented with her shower gifts of a dozen goblets, iced-tea glasses, and sherberts by Mrs. Johnston. Following their wedding in Los Angeles on June 12, the bridal couple will be at home to their friends in Anaheim. The bride-elect is a teacher in the El Segundo schools. with Rena Johnson, Lena Wagner, Matilda Enfield, Christine McFarland, Erna Watts, Kate Hill, Betty Steen, and Alice Davis. According to the clubhouse register, the earliest pioneers in Day of the document preparation the Anaheim Union Water way was given the parlor by C. Head of Santa Ana. The contains the history of the water ditch constructed by as of Placentia and was as Cajon Ditch. It carried from the Santa Ana River. Company was formed in 1877 November of 1878 began The company united in July, 1884, with the Anaheim company forming the AnaUnion Water company. Operating the completion of jon ditch, the Anaheim de of November 23, 1878, an account of a picnic held June 8, seven miles from Mich. Much credit for finanassistance in the work was J. W. Shanklin. William den was chairman of arments for the day. Second document received by tador was presented by Lena k Lawson. The paper c erto the election of J. H. heim, daughter of the pioneer Kraemer family, told of a smallpox epidemic among the settlers and how Tom Scully traveled day and night on horse back to procure vaccine and returned to inoculate those who were willing thus checking the spread of the disease. Stories of the early days were also told by James and John Tuffree, John Gardiner, Marcus Andrade, Captain of Anaheim Police Dept., Mettie Hansen, and E. E. Beazley. Seated at the head table for the luncheon were the grand trustee, Nellie Cline, grand outside sentinel, Mary Norenberg of Los Angeles, Rebecca Hasson, president of Grace Parlor; first vice-president, Kate Hill; past president, Lucana McFadden; Lena Lawson, Erna Watts, Matilda Enfield, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stephenson of Santa Ana, and Mrs. W. Eberhard and son, Kaye of Anaheim. In charge of the event were Mrs. Mae Lemke, general chairman; Following their wedding in Los Angeles on June 12, the bridal couple will be at home to their friends in Anaheim. The bride-elect is a teacher in the El Segun-do schools. with Rena Johnson, Lena Wagner, Matilda Enfield, Christine McFarland, Erna Watts, Kate Hill, Betty Steen, and Alice Davis. 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