anaheim-gazette 1937-04-01

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hamler Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Tomorrow The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hamler of 121 N. Clementine street will be honored tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock when 27 relatives of the couple are seated for dinner at the Elks clubhouse. Open house will be kept at their home for other friends following the dinner: Relatives from Moline and Monmouth, Ill., Longview, Washington, Hollywood and Alhambra will attend the dinner, as well as those living in Anaheim which include Elva Mary Hamler, a granddaughter; Miss Edith Erickson, niece; A. D. Erickson, a nephew, and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Hamler were married April 2, 1887 at Moline, Ill. Mrs. Hamler was Miss Ida Schneider. They moved to Anaheim in 1910 and both have been prominent in civic and social activities of the city since that time. For many years Mr. Hamler was in the theatrical profession, but retired from the stage to enter the real estate business both in the east and in Anaheim. He served as city trustee of Anaheim for two terms: Several home talent plays for clubs were promoted here by Mr. Hamler, who also staged a successful carnival for the Knights of Pythias in 1911. He holds a life membership in the Elks lodge of Moline, and has been president for the past 12 years of the Moline-California club. Mrs. Hamler is a member of the Ladies Euchre club of Anaheim, a club which enjoys the distinction of having been organized for the past 50 years. They were parents of one son, who lost his life in an heroele effort to save another man from Popular Couple Exchange Marriage Vows Saturday Marriage vows were exchanged last Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the Santa Ana Wed chapel by Miss Josephine Hmond of Fulleton, daughter of J. E. Hammond of Anaheim, George E. Jones of Placentia, of Mrs. Mary Jones, also of ecentia. The Rev. David J. Brigham, tor of the Presbyterian church Placentia, read the ceremony. Mrs. C. R. Meyer of Fuller sister of the bride, served bridesmaid while Mr. Jones attended by Homer Hurst of Anaheim as best man and C. R. Meyer as usher. Miss Johanna Lemke of centia sang a group of solos fore the service, accompanied Mrs. E. Warren of Orange. A short honeymoon will spent in northern California which the couple will make home in Anaheim. Mr. Jones employed at Placentia. The new Mrs. Jones graduated from Anaheim union high school and Fullerton junior college. Jones graduated from Fuller union high school. Eastern Star at Buena Park to Mark Anniversary Marking the 31st birthday anniversary of the Buena Park Pythias in 1911. He holds a life membership in the Elks lodge of Moline, and has been president for the past 12 years of the Moline-California club. Mrs. Hamler is a member of the Ladies Euchre club of Anaheim, a club which enjoys the distinction of having been organized for the past 50 years. They were parents of one son, who lost his life in an heroic effort to save another man from drowning at Seal Beach in 1918. Mr. and Mrs. Hamler are the third couple in the Hamler family to celebrate a golden anniversary. Mr. Hamler's parents celebrated 50 years of marriage in 1902 while a brother, George Hamler of Alhambra, and his wife passed their 50th anniversary in 1931. Newlyweds Leave Soon for Home at Strathmore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Baker (Arne Wimberly) expect to leave Sunday for their new home in Strathmore following a week's honeymoon spent at the beach. The couple was married last Sunday evening at the Santa Ana wedding chapel. The Rev. W. I. Gough, pastor of the Anaheim Nazarine church, read the service before only a few of the bride's and groom's closest friends. Mrs. Baker is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wimberly of 202 S. Melrose street and Mr. Baker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Baker of Strathmore. The couple was attended by Miss Cecil, Wimberly and Wayne Gough. Miss Dolores Surguine played several appropriate numbers on the piano and Miss Charlotte Doane was the soloist. Young People of Church Present Play This Evening "Nancibelle," original three-act drama written and directed by Mrs. Paul Demaree, will be presented this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the K. P. hall by young people of the White Temple Methodist church. The Mozart orchestra of Anaheim union high school under the direction of J. W. Williams, and the Mozart girls double quartet directed by Miss Helene Ehlers will assist the cast. The story is woven around a romantic story of the old south and includes several well-known semi-classical songs. The stage will be set with furniture representing the 1850's and has been loaned by Mrs. Emma Grimshaw, Miss Eva Merritt, Mrs. Joshua Williams, Mrs. Carroll Yonge and Mrs. August Maass. A group of dancers from the new name was selected by the group last week after consideration was given to several suggestions. Several performances are planned by the chorus in the near future, Mrs. Ter Best said. Do You Know Who's Who? The NEW Santa Fe SCOUT A Select Train devoted exclusively to Coach and Tourist Car Passengers From Los Angeles - daily 7:05 pm From San Francisco - daily 10:20 am ★ When the Vacation season comes, THE SCOUT, now the popular and newest fast train to CHICAGO and KANSAS CITY, is prepared by the Santa Fe for unmatched service in ECONOMY with EXCELLENCE. ★ Every detail contributing to the enjoyment of Coach and Tourist Car passengers is a part of the newly de- From Los Angeles - daily 7:05 pm From San Francisco - daily 10:20 am ★ When the Vacation season comes, THE SCOUT, now the popular and newest fast train to CHICAGO and KANSAS CITY, is prepared by the Santa Fe for unmatched service in ECONOMY with EXCELLENCE. ★ Every detail contributing to the enjoyment of Coach and Tourist Cor passengers is a part of the newly designed train arrangements. ★ Attractive Low Fares, of course, but the best of complete meals in— FRED HARVEY DINING CARS are an important part of the Santa Fe services on THE SCOUT, and in anticipation, the following menus, casually selected, are for glance when considering the eastward journey: BREAKFASTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c ★ Pineapple Juice ★ Ham and Eggs or French Toast with Black Raspberry Jelly ★ Hot Rolls, Dry or Buttered Toast ★ Coffee, Tea, Milk LUNCHEONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30c ★ Braised Beef, Family Style, or Jelly Omelet ★ Boiled Potatoes, Parsnip Patties ★ Cabinet Pudding ★ Assorted Bread★Coffee,Tea,Milk DINNERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c ★ Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce, or Filet Halibut Anglaise ★ Parsley Potatoes ★ Stewed Corn ★ Assorted Bread ★ Ice Cream ★ Drink A la carte selections at equally popular prices. LOW FARES on "The SCOUT" SANTA FE TICKET OFFICE AND TRAVEL BUREAU Santa Fe Station Phone Pacific 3107, ANAHEIM or Any Santa Fe Railway Agent. The story is woven around a romantic story of the old south and includes several well-known semi-classical songs. The stage will be set with furniture representing the 1850's and has been loaned by Mrs. Emma Grimshaw; Miss Eva Merritt; Mrs. Joshua Williams; Mrs. Carroll Yonge and Mrs. August Maass. A group of dancers from the Richards-Martin studio will present a minuet. Heading the cast will be Miss Virginia Lee Peterson in the title role and Charles Bush. Others include Kathryn Dull, William Fackiner, Margaret Fay, Lois Roquet, Mary Joan Alden, Teddy Lou Payne, Shirley Miller, Bruce Alsip, Paul Demaree, Margaret Van Zee, Marie Findlay, Wilma Kerr, Neva Doane, Rosemary Ramm, Ruth Armentrout, Betty Jane Ward, Kathleen Demaree, Warren Schutz, Jack Van Meter, Bob Fackiner, Bill Burden, David Clark and Jack Rodden. Featured in dual numbers will be Miss Katherine Collins and Miss Ellen Collins. Miss Kitty Davis is Honored at Party Complimenting Mrs. Kitty Davis of Buena Park, who will leave soon for Iowa, a group of friends gathered yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. W. Blose on West Eleventh street for a covered dish luncheon and afternoon of 500. Others present were Mrs. Clara Davis, Mrs. Lucy Blose, Mrs. W. D. Stewart, Mrs. C. Coleman, Mrs. J. R. Oldham, and Mrs. William Eberle. TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Regular Couple Exchange Marriage News Saturday Marriage vows were exchanged Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Santa Ana Wedding by Miss Josephine Hammon of Fulleton, daughter of Mr. Hammond of Anaheim, and Mrs. E. Jones of Placentia, son of Mary Jones, also of Placentia. Rev. David J. Brigham, pastor of Presbyterian church of Titus, read the ceremony. C. R. Meyer of Fullerton, of the bride, served as maid while Mr. Jones was wed by Homer Hurst of Anaheim, best man and C. R. Myers her. Johanna Lemke of Placentia sang a group of solos before service, accompanied by C. Warren of Orange. Short honeymoon will be in northern California after the couple will make their own Anaheim. Mr. Jones is wed at Placentia. New Mrs. Jones graduated Anaheim union high school; fullerton junior college. Mr. graduated from Fullerton high school. Etern Star at Ana Park to Rock Anniversary Mixing the 31st birthday an-ny of the Buena Park Mrs. L. H. Tanuary is Honored at Birthday Party Mrs. L. H. Tanquary, who observed her birthday anniversary Monday was surprised by a group of friends who met for a covered dish luncheon and afternoon of cards at her home on Darlington avenue in Buena Park. The honored woman was presented with a decorated birthday cake and a gift from the group. Decorations at the luncheon table, in orchid and yellow, were made by Mrs. Bert Wells. The birthday cake was the work of Mrs. Carl Brenner. Prize winners were Mrs. Harriet Albright of Los Angeles, travel; and Mrs. Brenner, high score award. Others present were Mrs. Marvin D. Coger, Mrs. Irene Couts, Mrs. Robert Sutherland, Mrs. William Davis, Mrs. William Eberle, Mrs. C. C. Chapman, Mrs. R. D. Temple, Mrs. George Trapp, Mrs. C. W. Wahl, Mrs. James Dunbar, Mrs. Henry Warren, Mrs. Katherine Berkey, Mrs. Alma Gallegher, Mrs. John Page, all of Buena Park, and Miss Louise Albright of Los Angeles. Miss Melrose to Entertain Four-Fours Club Miss Winifred Melrose will hostess this evening to members EAST CENTER AT EMILY WEST CENTER AT PALM ALPHA "OWNED ANNIE" TRADE AT THE FRIENDLY "A" ABBEY WHOLE APRICOTS 3 No.1 cans 2 Look at Price—Stock Up New! DINNER DATE ASPARAGUS 2 No.2 cans 35°C BIRD SEED ROBINSON'S Try a package 9°C BAKING SODA 1-lb.pkg. DIAL 5°C COCOA OUR MOTHER'S 2-lb. 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Popoly Last Night Members Meet Bridge, Bers of the Anaheim Business Professional Women's set at the home of Mrs. Eva on South Olive street last for an evening of bridge monopoly. Anne Rheigans was chair of the committee on ar-ents and assisted Mrs. decorating her home with flowers. Were won by Mrs. E. Dixson of Santa Ana and Anna May Clark of Anaheim. Is spines make excellent graph needles. L. W. BLODGET and THOMAS H. KUCHEL Attorneys at Law 410-11 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim Phone 2523 Miss Melrose to Entertain Four-Fours Club Miss Winifred Melrose will be hostess this evening to members of the Four-Fours club at her home at 307 N. Philadelphia street. Following a dinner downtown the guests will return to Miss Melrose's home for an evening of whist. Members who will attend include Judge and Mrs. Homer G. Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mr. and Mrs. William Dolan, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McFadden, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld and Mrs. Martha Wallop. 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