anaheim-gazette 1936-07-02

Additional Society Mrs. Kate McCullah Hostess Re-union Dinner Saturday evening was one resplendent with memories, some more recent while others of a few years past, and renewing of friendships and acquaintances, when Mrs. Kate E. McCullah entertained with a seven o'clock dinner at her home on West Center street. Many of the guests have moved to distant homes and it was a great pleasure to meet again. To make the evening even more cheerful Mrs. McCullah used red and white in her table decorations, combining stalks and chrysanthemum pom-poms in the centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. McCullah's parents, Reverend and Mrs. C. H. M. Sutherland of Porterville; Lt. and Mrs. Dale O. Quarton of Panama; Mrs. Quarton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Wellman; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sutherland and their children, Jimmy and Jean Louise; and Miss Katherine McCullah of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sutherland, Larry and Dorothwy Louise Sutherland of Pasadena; Mrs. Frank Edminston and her daughter, Mrs. Willard Findlay of Long Beach. Mrs. Findlay is sailing next week to join her husband in Africa where he is stationed as an engineer. Se expects to be about six weeks en route. The guests were entertained by Lt. Quarton after the dinner when he showed motion pictures taken in Panama. All joined in an impromptu musical program as a final happy gesture. Vacation FUNDS AVAILABLE $50 to $500 AS LONG AS 18 MONTHS TO PAY IT BACK Laura Schroder Is Bride of Vernon Schultz In a bower formed by a lattice arch entwined with fern and blossoms with a white wedding bell in the center in the gardens of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Schroder of Lincoln avenue, Miss Laura Schroder became the bride of Vernon Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Schultz of Orange. The ceremony was read by Rev. H. G. Schmelzer of the Zion Lutheran church Sunday evening at 5 FUNDS AVAILABLE $50 to $500 AS LONG AS 18 MONTHS TO PAY IT BACK Motor Finance Co. 245 W. Center 105 N. Spadra Anaheim Fullerton Vernon Schultz In a bower formed by a lattice arch entwined with fern and blossoms with a white wedding bell in the center in the gardens of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Schroder of Lincoln avenue, Miss Laura Schroder became the bride of Vernon Schultz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Schultz of Orange. The ceremony was read by Rev. H. G. Schmelzer of the Zion Lutheran church Sunday evening at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Ray Mauerhan, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. H. G. Schmelzer, sang "I Love You Truly" and "O Promise Me" before the ceremony. Mrs. Schmelzer also played the Lohengrin wedding march. Attired in a gown of white lace fashioned with a tight fitting jacket with long sleeves and a graceful train, the bride entered the gardens on the arm of her father. The little peplum of the jacket contrasted with the floor length fitted skirt of her dress and she wore a finger tip veil caught in a halo cap with a wreath of orange blossoms. Bride's roses and bouvardia comprised the bouquet. Miss Evelyn Elser was maid of honor. Three-year-old Nadine Truempler was the flower girl. Raymond Mauerhan attended the bridegroom as best man. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim high school. Mr. Schultz graduated from Orange high school and is now employed with a lumber company in Laguna Beach where the couple will make their home. Summer Vacation Church School Open A summer vacation church school is planned by the Wesley Methodist church, which will be held each week-day morning from 9 until 11:30, for children between the ages of five and fifteen years. Reverend Maurice Cheek of Fresno will be in charge of the classes, and will be assisted by Mrs. Wayne Clark, Mrs. Richard Wise, Mrs. S. M. Cheek and Miss Henrietta Lane. All are welcome to these classes. Visitors Here Returns Home Mrs.' Henrietta Schindler returned to her home in Tujunga on Monday after spending some days visiting with relatives. Mrs. Schindler came here to attend the celebration of the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schindler, which was a society event of last Thursday. Mrs. Schindler returned home in the company of her OF COURSE YOU CAN AFFORD IT...AN ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR COSTS LESS TO OPERATE ★ You've always wanted electric refrigeration...now you can afford it. There's really no reason to delay the purchase any longer because prices this year are the lowest in history. Easier terms, too, are being featured. In fact, many women pay the entire amount out of savings in their weekly food budget. ★ Over 400,000 Southern California women are already enjoying the safety and economy that only electric refrigeration can give. 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CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION 6-26 Costume Recital Climbing For Students of Daphne Goss Hellermann The tallented young students of their exceptional ability as dramatist in the annual recital which closed Margaret J. Buttree studio on No. The baskets of gorgeous hydrants were greatly admired by the parents were guests. Two small soldiers in complete regalia, Douglas and Anabel Phillips, were the first to entertain the guests. Their musical reading "Tin Pan Parade" struck the proper note for the opening number. A gay little Italian lady was Jean Truxaw as she read two dialect poems, "The Little Boy from Rome" and "My Aunt Rosa." Another reading, taken from "Aunt Minerva and William Green Hill," giving in exhilarating detail "A transaction in mumps," by Jacqueline Todd. Marion Neiman, who may have been "the sunbonnet girl," dressed as an old-fashioned girl, read "Taking a Daguerreotype." Mary Lou Schumacher gave another monodrama reading, giving her humorous version of "A Jewish Impression." A dramatic playlet reading the story of which took place in the days of the French Revolution was told by Miss Virginia Lee Peterson, whose comedy and dramatic readings have been a delight to Anaheim people on many occasions. Miss Peterson wore a moleine dress, the full skirt of which was made of tiny ruffles as she recited Parker's story of "The Minuet." After the brief intermission Miss Hertha Togel, bedecked in blue Japanese costume, combined some Fox Co. Reports Increase In Sales H. R. Fox & Company at 112 North Olive Street and dealers for the Stewart-Warner Electric Refrigerator, reports that the line is fast taking the lead in sales. "We find that our customers are real boosters for the line and are responsible for many sales. This is due to the fact that after installation the purchaser soon realizes that our claims are not merely sales talk but true in every detail. 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The groom being days of the French Revolution was told by Miss Virginia Lee Peterson, whose comedy and dramatic readings have been a delight to Anaheim people on many occasions. Miss Peterson wore moleine dress, the full skirt of which was made of tiny ruffles as she recited Parker's story of "The Minuet." After the brief intermission Miss Hertha Togel, bedecked in blue Japanese costume, combined somber and story as she told of Yo San and her kindness to a wounded soldier. Singing "Yo San," "The Soul of Yo San" and "When the Almond Blossom Fall" she accompanied by her sister, Mi Rosa Togel, at the piano. Betty June All gave three Maurine Hathaway's poem readings, "My Joe," "Firecastles" and "Naricessa's Weddin'" each one different style. Still another Hathaway's works was the clever SAVE $200 STEWART The Buy of the Year YOU who are contemplating the purchase of a mechanical refrigerator owe it to you self and your pocketbook to investigate merits of Sewart-Warner. The only electric refrigerator having popular SAV-A-STEP feature which can be hooked into "front" space Home Harietta Schindler returner home in Tujunga after spending some time with relatives. Mrs. name here to attend tion of the twentying anniversary of her daughter-in-law, Mr. and man Schindler, which may event of last Thursday. Schindler returned the company of her Miss Leona Schindler, its music in the public Tujunga. Two Full Days To take the family for the 4th of July trip, and any one of these cars may be the one you need for that purpose 1933 Buick Coupe 1931 Essex Sedan 1931 Ford Coupe 1930 Ford Coupe 1930 De Soto De Luxe Coupe 1929 Dodge Senior Sedan 1928 Studebaker Dictator Sedan — SPECIAL — 1930 Ford Sport Coupe ... $195.00 1931 Chevrolet 1 ton stake 1931 Ford Pickup 500 down payment and $2.50 per week buys any Used Car on our lot priced under $150.00 HONEY & BARNHART DODGE & PLYMOUTH W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM self and your pocketbook to investigate merits of Sewart-Warner. The only electric refrigerator having popular SAV-A-STEP feature which t the back shelves into “front” space ends back shelf fumbling and also and abundance of easy to reach food s Costs less to buy! Costs less to operate Before you buy E See the New S H. R. FO 112 N. Olive St. A F 1937 PHILCO RA The Recital Climaxes Season Students of the Goss Hellerman Intended young students of Daphne Goss Hellerman proved exceptional ability as dramatic artists when they were presented annual recital which closed the term for the summer, at the J. Buttree studio on North Lemon street Friday evening. Sets of gorgeous hydrangeas that formed the stage setting aptly admired by the parents and friends of the students whoests. Small soldiers in complete douglas and Anabel Philly first to entertain the Their musical reading, In Parade" struck the note for the opening num- Little Italian lady was skew as she read two diaries, "The Little Boy from and "My Aunt Rosa." The reading, taken from Nervva and William Green singing in exhilarating detail reaction 'in mumps," by the Todd. Neiman, who may have sunbonnet girl," dressed old-fashioned girl, read a Daguerreotype." Mary Numacher gave another ma reading, giving her version of "A Jewish son." Dramatic playlet reading the which took place in the French Revolution was Miss Virginia Lee Peterse comedy and dramatic have been a delight to people on many occa-Miss Peterson wore a dress, the full skirt of was made of tiny ruffles, recited Parker's story of Annuel." The brief intermission Miss Togel, bedecked in blue costume, combined song told of Ye San comedy monodrama, "How Malindy Got Thin," which was splendidly given by Kathryn Gillilan. Three of the beautiful poems of Ella Wheeler Wilcox were read by Helen Pifer. They were "Two Kinds of People," "They Say" and "Mistakes." Bringing to the stage another Oriental country, Lucile Nelman dramatized the story of "The Little Sing Song Girl," telling the heartaches of the Chinese girl who was educated in America and is rebelling against the ancient marriage custom of her fatherland. The scene was laid in the garden of the Violet Dragon Tea House on the street of Lanterns in Peiking. The story of the modern college student and his "blind date" was cleverly enacted by Miss Ethel Mathis as she read Post's "A Young Man Looking for Trouble." Monodrama: 'Physical Culture' by Hoyt. Scene: A gynasium, where a class in reducing is about to begin." With this program introduction Miss Mildred Gage, clad in a bright green gynasium suit of the style worn about the time the "dough-boys" were singing "Tipparary," demonstrated a class in physical culture. The "grace and ease" of the various exercises in this last number on the program drew the plaudits as well as unrestrained laughter of the audience. 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The new fares were placed in effect July 1 to stimulate vacation travel, Travis said, so that the greatest possible number of bus patrons will benefit from low travel costs. the brief intermission Miss Togel, bedecked in blue costume, combined song lyrics as she told of Yo San's kindness to a wounded Singing "Yo San," "The Yo San" and "When the Blossoms Fall" she was united by her sister, Miss Angel, at the piano. June All gave three of the Hathaway's poem read- My Joe," "Firecastles" and Isaas Weddin'," each one a style. Still another of day's works was the clever Greyhound Lines Lower Bus Rates In keeping with its policy of making voluntary reductions in fares whenever conditions warrant, Pacific Greyhound Lines again reduced fares for bus transportation in California on July 1. $25 to $50 WITH ART~WARNER! THE SAY-A-STEP'S THE HARDIEST THING I EVER SAW! 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