anaheim-gazette 1937-04-08

Golden Wedding Anniversary Will be Observed Tomorrow by Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lewis On April 9, 1887, Arthur L. Lewis and Miss Louise M. Mosseman were married at a quiet ceremony conducted in Anaheim. Tomorrow the couple will even more quietly observe their golden wedding anniversary. No parties or frills are planned, due somewhat to the fact that Mrs. Lewis had just recently recovered from an illness of several weeks. Their two sons, Fafayette A. Lewis and Leland B. Lewis, both of Whittler, and their families will visit at the Lewis home on West Lincoln avenue for a while. Only relatives and a few close friends attended the wedding in 1887 which united a daughter of a pioneer family to a youth whose home had been Anaheim since he was 11 years old. The then Miss Louise Mosseman is the daughter of the late Christian and Frances Mosseman. The Anaheim Gazette of April 11, 1912, carried the following news item, reporting on a party given for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary: "Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis were given a delightful surprise on Tuesday evening, it being the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding, which occurred in this city. April 9, 1887. The guests to the number of 40 met at the home of William McLaughlin and went in a body to the scene of the festivities. "A second marriage ceremony was performed by Mr. McLaughlin. After the ceremony Fayette Lewis read the account of the wedding appearing in the Gazette 25 years ago. Each guest brought the oldest picture of himself extant and much nerriment was excited thereby. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis received many handsome pieces of silver, among them being two sets of silver salad forks, presented by the members of the O. M. B. and Four-Four clubs. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lewis, Miss Cora Lewis, Fayette Lewis, Mosseman and Misses Clara Adela Mosseman came down the evening train. Mrs. Moses will remain a few days, but others returned home yesterday." Mrs. Ida Hughes is Honored by A. B. Paul W. R. C. The birthday anniversary Mrs. Ida J. Hughes was honored by members of the A. B. Woman's Relief Corps at the later meeting of the club Tuesday afternoon at the I. O. O. F hall. Mrs. Hughes was escorted by the meeting by the color bear while the members sang "H Birthday". The honored woman was seated at the right of Mary Mitchell president. Many birthday cards were sented Mrs. Hughes during the freshment hour when cakes coffee were served. The corps discussed matters during the business ring. Mrs. Estelle Gray, past De ment-president, and a memb the Santa Ana W. R. C., w guest of the corps. 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SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY NOTHING EQUALS Natural Gas TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Our Mothers Club Meets at Home of Mrs. Milbrat Mrs. Irving Milbrat and Mrs. Thil Daniels were co-hostesses to Our Mothers club last Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Milbrat on S. Harbor boulevard. The afternoon was spent in making a Friendship quilt for each member of the club. Special guests for the meeting were Mrs. Anna Miller and Mrs. Frank Russ. Members of the club presented the two hostesses with luncheon clothes as birthday gifts. New Officers Nominated by Ebell Club Officers for next year were nominated Tuesday when members of the Anaheim Ebell club accepted the recommendations of the nominating committee as presented by Mrs. Leo J. Friis, chairman. Election will be held at the May meeting. Mrs. A. P. M. Brown was nominated to succeed Mrs. William P. Webb, Jr., as president; Other nominations include Mrs. John Wilson, first vice president; Mrs. R. N. Ashley, second vice president; Mrs. J. E. Baker, third vice president; Mrs. H. G. Carlin, recording secretary; Mrs. James Sutherland, corresponding secretary. EAST CENTER AT EMILY WEST CENTER AT PALM "OWNED AND TRADE AT THE FRIENDLY "A QUICK OR REGULAR-(Small pkg., 12c) H-O OATS large pkg. MILLER'S-Regular Size CORN FLAKES 3 fo. 19°C BROOMS BROADWAY LIGHT WEIGHT 59°C OVALTINE 14 oz. can, 57 cm can 31°C DE LUXE STRING BEANS No.2 can 14°C KOFFIG IT LET'S YOU SLEEP 1-lb. pkg. 23°C CRESCENT SALAD DRESSING quart jar 22 BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE quart jar 45°C CHERRIES STERLING RED 5 oz. 10°C NOODLES Golden Ago Egg 12 ounce pkg. Lyzed NOODLES 16 oz. can 18°C ESTELLE GRAY, past Departpresident, and a member of Santa Ana W. R. C., was a of the corps. the nominating committee as pressented by Mrs. Leo J. Friis, chairman. Election will be held at the May meeting. Mrs. A. P. M. Brown was nominated to succeed Mrs. William P. Webb, Jr., as president. Other nominations include Mrs. John Wilson, first vice president; Mrs. R. N. Ashley, second vice president; Mrs. J. E. Baker, third vice president; Mrs. H. G. Carlin, recording secretary; Mrs. James Sutherland, corresponding sec­ tary; Mrs. Arthur Porter, financial secretary; Mrs. George Holden, treasurer; Mrs. M. A. Gauer, par­ liamentarian; Mrs. A. P. Le Tour­ neau, auditor; Mrs. Leonard Vinc­ ent, historian; Mrs. Harry B. Pearson, curator; Mrs. Homer G. Ames, librarian, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. E. E. Smith and Mrs. L. Earle Phillips, directors. Mrs. Jack Vallely was the guest speaker at the meeting, reviewing recent book and discussing them in relation to current events. Delegates to the county federa­ tion meeting at Huntington Beach April 29 will be Mrs. Arthur Kemper, Mrs. Eldon Stark, Mrs. Harbeson, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Carlin. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jensen of Anaheim registered at the Hotel Cliff, San Francisco, last Saturday. 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