anaheim-gazette 1937-11-04

SOCIETY CLUBS Marriage Unites Miss Alberta Vail, Richard A. Toschi In a simple service at high noon last Wednesday in St. Boniface church, Miss Alberta Vail became the bride of Richard A. Toschi of San Francisco. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vail of Anaheim. The Rev. J. Dubbel of Venice officiated. He performed the marriage service of all children of the late Joseph Backs, Sr., who was the grandfather of the new Mrs. Toschi. Attending the bride as maid of honor was Miss Ann Galvin of Hollywood. Fred A. Vail, brother of the bride, was best man. Mrs. A. A. Russ, aunt of the bride, was hostess at her home on Orangesthorpe at the reception following the service, after which Mr. and Mrs. Toschi left on a wedding trip to Grand canyon and Boulder dam. They will make their home in San Francisco where Mr. Toschi is employed with the Bellrock Product company. The new Mrs. Toschi was graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1929 after attending elementary schools here. She later attended the University of Cali- Lincoln School Teachers Guests of P. S. Doanes Teachers of Lincoln school were dinner guests Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Doane at their home at 1001 W. Broadway. Mr. Doane is principal of Lincoln school. Following dinner, which was served at a table decorated with the Halowe'en motif, the guests visited the Alrich Museum of shells at Newport Beach. Guests for the evening were Miss Martha Neighbors, Miss Nora Planting, Miss Irma Steadman, Miss Mabel Barnes, Miss Roxie Willis, Mrs. Evelyn Davis, Mrs. Bernice Schacht, and Mr. and Mrs. John McKim. formia at Berkeley and has been employed in San Francisco for some time. Attending the reception were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vail, Fred A. Vail, Miss Clem Backs and Mrs. Sophie Stock of Anaheim; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Squires, Mrs. J. M. Backs of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Backs of Placentia; Mrs. L. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. James Gardner of Fullerton. Series of Events Given in Honor of Popular Couple A series of parties have been given in the past week honoring Miss Dorothy Yungbluth and Norvald Ulvestad of Los Angeles who are to be married next Sunday. Miss Yungbluth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth of Anaheim, and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Ulvestad of Montana. Mrs. Joseph Carroll was hostess at dinner at her home on Lincoln avenue last Thursday evening to which a group of Anaheim people were invited. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Yungbluth and son, Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs and Miss Florence Backs, Miss Winifred Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuchel, Miss Yungbluth and Mr. Ulvestad. Last Monday evening a group of friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Queale of Jacaranda Place, Fullerton, to honor Miss Yungbluth and Mr. Ulvestad. Those who enjoyed the event were Mr. and Mrs. William Grafton, Whittier; Mr. and Mrs.Charlton Tucker, Brea; Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Walker, Mr. and Mrs.Arvild Murman and Miss Florence Backs of Anaheim; Maurice Myers of Downey; Mr. and Mrs.Gordon McComber of La Mirada; Mr. and Mrs.Quesale and the honored guests. Mr. and Mrs.Yungbluth, Edward Yungbluth, Mr. and Mrs.I.A.Ulvestad, Miss Yungbluth and Norvald Ulvestad were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Ted Kuchel Wednesday evening. Norvald Ulvestad was honored DAMP WASH? This is a service that beats home washing out of sight; in cost, cleanliness; sterility and convenience. You can send 12 pounds for 60 cents, 3 cents for extra pounds. It is thoroughly washed in nets 3 to 5 different times in IVORY SUDS, and rinsed 4 to 5 times in different ZERO SOFT WATERS: then water extracted in whirling "extractors", no possible harm to goods. Sent home damp ready to iron. Received before 10 A.M. delivered in P.M. 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CALIF. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Of Events In Honor of Couple of parties have been past week honoring by Yungbluth and Westad of Los Angeles who married next Sunngbluth is the daughn and Mrs. F. A. Yungheim, and her fiance of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Montana. Hugh Carroll was host at her home on Linlast Thursday evening to a group of Anaheim invited. Guests included Mrs. Yungbluth,ward, and Mrs. and Miss Florence Winifred Melrose,Mr. and Kuchel, and Mrs. Yungheim. Ulvestad. Day evening a group met at the home of Mr. William Queale of Jaecre, Fullerton, to honor Hugh and Mr. Ulvestad. He enjoyed the event and Mrs. William Graff; Mr. and Mrs. Charl Brea; Mr. and Mrs. Walker; Mr. and Mrs. man and Miss Florence Anaheim; Maurice Myers Mr. and Mrs. Gordon of La Mirada; Mr. and he and the honored Mrs. Yungbluth, Edulbth, Mr. and Mrs. I., Miss Yungbluth and Edulbth were dinner Mr. and Mrs. Tednesday evening. Edulbth was honored St. Agnes Guild Members Enjoy Unique Party Members of St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's church enjoyed a unique party yesterday afternoon at which 11 women were hostesses at nine homes, the entire group assembled late in the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Rossberg for tea. Hostesses for the various bridge games during the afternoon were Mrs. Hugo Schulz and Mrs. William Rickle at the home of the former, Mrs. Homer A. Nelson, Mrs. D. Howard Dow, Mrs. H. D. Akerman, Mrs. Earle T. Jackson, Mrs. E. M. Howell and Mrs. Eric Borchert at the latter's home, Mrs. Robert Rossberg, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, and Mrs. Harry I. Horn. Prizes for bridge were awarded to Mrs. L. F. Pomeroy, Mrs. Ewald Lemcke, Mrs. Thomas Kirven, Mrs. Claude Preston, Mrs. Randolph Guthrie and Mrs. William Morse. Miss Betty Crane was chairman of prizes. Assisting Mrs. Rossberg in serving tea to the group of more than 100 women were Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Dow. The string sextet from Anaheim union high school played during the tea hour. Flowers were donated by Mrs. H. A. Johnston. Mrs. Nelson was general chairman of the party, assisted by Mrs. Horn. Stockwells Hosts at Dinner Party Friday Evening Federal Reserve Bank Reports Business Decline in September District business activity declined in September and, with further contraction indicated during October, is moderately below the post-depression peak reached last spring, according to the report of the Federal Reserve bank of San Francisco. At that time considerable advance buying had been stimulated by price increases and industrial and trade activity had risen to unusually high levels. In recent months orders have tapered off and output of important manufactured commodities, particularly building materials, has been adjusted downward in conformity with declines in sales. Reflecting these changes, the number of factory employees in California, which was the highest on record last spring, has decreased since June and in midSeptember was lower than at any time since February, after allowance for seasonal changes. Crop production estimates were increased again on October 1 and, despite recent declines in prices of farm products, agricultural income continues to exceed that of last season. Declines in stock prices during September and early October were accompanied by some liquidation of loans for the purpose of carrying securities. Output of lumber receded slightly further in September but continued to exceed new orders. At the month-end, unfilled orders had declined to little more than two weeks' production at the reduced September rate of output while stocks at mills were higher than at any time in recent years. A further decline in orders for heavy construction steel was reported during the month and unfilled orders fell to a level conDuring October operating schedules were reduced by several large copper mining and smelting concerns which have been used usually active since last fall. Production of crude petroleum as refined oils was maintained through September at a high rate and the aircraft manufacturing dustry continued to operate at a pacity. In the motion picture of dustry, activity was maintained near capacity levels in September with employment running about 25 per cent higher than a year ago. The value of residential building permits issued in 18 districts receded further in September and this bank's seasonally justed index declined for the first consecutive month. Continued awards for other types of private building expanded moderate however, reflecting in large part expansion of industrial plant cilities. After allowance for seasonal fluences, the value of sales of a department and of furniture store declined in September. The substantial year period gains wholesale prices reported earlier in the year have narrowed in recent months and sales during September were eight per cent higher than a year ago, compared with an increase of 13 per cent during the first eight months. The first structure of the Golden Gate International Exhibition on San Francisco Bay to completely framed is the "Hall of the Mineral Empire." This structure, which opens directly off main court, is 200 feet wide 2nd Anniversary Greater Price Reductions SALE ENDS BUCK'S Gas Range Regular $89.50 Sale Price $6705 CHAIRS —Bedroom Slip Chairs, soft sp seats—rayon uphol $5.25 LAMPS Assorted Table Lans complete with shade Sale Price $1.49 MIRRORS —18 in. 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Style shown $11. $10.00 and $12.00 YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Street, Anaheim first structure of the 1939 Gate International Expo on San Francisco Bay to be metely framed is the "Hall of Mineral Empire." This struc-which opens directly off the court; is 200 feet wide and set in length. fortable on your feet as shoes of ordinary weight. Style shown $11. $10.00 and $12.00 YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Street, Anaheim READ THE GAZETTE ADS FOR NEWS anniversary SALE reductions These last few days ENDS WED. NOV. 10th. CHAIRS —Bedroom Slipper Chairs, soft spring seats—rayon upholstry $5.25 LAMPS Assorted Table Lamps, complete with shade— Sale Price $1.49 MIRRORS —18 in. Perfect circle Venetian Plate Mirror, perfect glass Sale Price $3.25 CHAIRS —Occasioned pull up Easy Chairs — Soft LIVING ROOM SUITES —2 pc. Suite, Davenport and Chair Regular $42.50, Sale Price $2860 —Chesterfield Suite, Davenport and Chair, Regular $69.50, Sale Price MIRRORS —18 in. 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