anaheim-gazette 1938-05-19

65th Anniversary Celebration Ends with Parish Party Celebration of the 65th anniversary of the founding of St. Michael's Episcopal church in Anaheim came to a close Tuesday, evening with a parish party attended by many members and friends. The rector, the Rev. D. Howard Dow, was master of ceremonies. The Right Rev. Robert B. Gooden, bishop suffragan of the diocese, was the principal speaker of the evening. D. W. Davis also spoke on behalf of the parish. Mrs. Florence Newkirk offered a piano solo and the Mozart girls double quartet from Anaheim high school sang several numbers. Terry Kilduff did a specialty dance and Lois Smith presented another dance number. Mrs. Kate Brennerman Wright was presented as one who attended the first service 65 years ago. Others were present who attended services 40 and 50 years ago. A large birthday cake, covered with candles, was the gift of St. Agnes guild. A committee under the direction of Miss Priscilla Adams served refreshments. The party brought to a close the anniversary commemoration which was begun last Sunday when a large congregation heard the Very Rev. H. R. O'Malley, dean of St. John's cathedral in Albuquerque. Garden Party Given W. R. C. Celebrates 15th Anniversary of Founding The fifteenth anniversary of the founding of the A. B. Paul Womans Relief Corps No. 134 in Anaheim was observed Tuesday afternoon at the regular meeting of the organization at the I. O. O. F. hall. A potluck luncheon was served at noon after which the business meeting was held. Thomas H. Kuchel, Anaheim assemblyman, was the guest speaker of the afternoon, presenting an enlightening and instructive patriotic address. Three vocal solos were offered during the meeting by Miss Rosemary Ramm, with Leah Pemberton accompanying. Miss Ramm sang "My Love is a Fisherman," "Only a Rose" and "Homing." Mrs. Estelle Gray of Santa Ana, played a group of piano solos to complete the musical entertainment. To Mrs. Gray, "mother" of the Anaheim corps, fell the honor of cutting the birthday cake which had been baked by Mrs. Nora Dodge, president of the corps. Numerous guests from Santa Ana, Orange and Fullerton corps were present to participate in the anniversary event. The Anaheim corps will meet only once a month during June, July and August, it was decided. The meetings will be on the first Tuesday of the month. Two social events during the next week were announced. Mrs. Fred Backs, Miss and Miss Florence Badgley Guests at Pacific A private dining room in the Pavilion delightful setting of a bridge given by Mrs. Fred Backs, Miss W Backs; Eighty guests from Ana invited to the affair. The long tables in the dining room of pink with nine large baskets and peonies, and pink tapers in cry. After luncheon bridge was played in the library overlooking the ocean. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mrs. H. B. Pearson, Mrs. L. A. Lewis, Mrs. Ernst Borchert, Mrs. Charlton Tucker, Mrs. Robert Rossberg, Miss Sally Newkirk and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. Guests included Mrs. Ralph McFadden and Mrs. Sam Kraemer, Jr., of Placentin; Mrs. Grant Van Valen; Mrs. George Soule, Mrs. P.J. Weisel and Mrs. Robert Heartt of La Habra; Mrs. L.A.Lewis and Mrs.William Grafton, Jr., of Whittier; Mrs. Sue Julian of Long Beach; Mrs. Phillip Hatzfeld of Tustin; Mrs.Charlton Tucker of Brea; Mrs.William Queale, Mrs.Ralph Culp and Mrs.E.R.McCoy of Fullerton; Mrs.Norvald Ulvestac of Los Angeles; Mrs.Howard Hineman of Glendale; Mrs.Martha Wallop, Mrs.Homer Ames, Mrs.F.A.Yungbluth Mrs.Ernst Borchert, Mrs.William Dolan, Mrs.Joe Carroll, Mrs.John Truxaw, Mrs.Theodore Kuchel Mrs.Roscoe Young, Dr.Harrie Bigham; Garden Party Given for Bride-Elect Ruth Eschbach, Elizabeth Earl, Ruth Beardwood and Mrs. Louis Dunn, members of Delta Phi Upsilon, national educational fraternity, of which Miss Evelyn Hilgenfeld is also a member who hostesses in honoring Miss Hilgenfeld Saturday afternoon in the spacious garden of Miss Eschbach in South Pasadena. Whoopee was played during the afternoon with prizes going to Mrs. Newton Beardwood and Miss Hilgenfeld. The gifts were presented to Miss Hilgenfeld in a decorated wheelbarrow with Patsy Ann Dunn, 15-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dunn, in the center as cupid with bow and arrow. The color motif was pink and white. Refreshments were served at card tables. The tables were centered with bouquets of sweetpeas and rosebuds. Shoulder bouquets of rosebuds were given to Mrs. Jennie M. Farrar, Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld and Miss Hilgenfeld. Those bidden were Mrs. Jennie M. Farrar of Los Angeles; Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld of Anaheim; Miss Frances K. Hilgenfeld of Los Angeles; Mrs. Harvey C. Nunn of Glendora; Miss Edith Gemmell of San Marino; Mrs. F. G. Eschbach of South Pasadena; Mrs. C. E. Earl of Pasadena; Miss Charlotte Fulton of Talbert; Mrs. Newton Beardwood of Pomona; Mrs. Neil Campbell of Pasadena; Miss Connie Ellison of Arcadia; Miss Deanna Freeman of Torrance; Mrs. Robert Freeman of Torrance; Miss Lois June Jessup of Arcadia; Mrs. Floyd Freeman of Pasadena; Miss Patsy Ann Dunn of Pasadena; Miss Ruth Beardwood of Pomona; Miss Elizabeth Earl of Pasadena; Mrs. Louis Dunn of Pasadena; Miss Ruth Eschbach of South Pasadena, and Miss Hilgenfeld of Anaheim. Home Department Elects Mrs. Fischer Mrs. A. Fischer was elected chairman of the Anaheim Home department at its regular May meeting last Thursday at the home of Mrs. E. A. Christensen on North East street. Other officers chosen were Mrs. George Lyons, vice chairman, and Mrs. A. C. Willis, secretary-treasurer. They will be installed at the June meeting. The subject for discussion Thursday was "Home Grounds Improvement." The speakers were Miss Frances E. Liles and M. J. Wolfe, assistant farm advisor. Members of the group also visited the gardens of Mrs. A. Brierer and Mrs. Lyons. 6 advantages of borrowing from Bank of America for BUYING OR BUILDING YOUR HOME 1. You obtain your loan (to buy, build, or modernize). Frances Callison Honored at Party Mrs. Harvey Kirk entertained last Friday evening at her home on South Ohio street in honor of Miss Frances Callison who is to be married Saturday to Roy Kirk. Mrs. Glenn Kirk was co-hostess for the miscellaneous shower. Games of "Michigan" were played during the evening with prizes being awarded Mrs. Bud Wilcox and Mrs. J. Meinecke. At the close of the evening the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Edward Kirk, served refreshments. Those invited for the evening were Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Happy Ritchey of Hollywood, Mrs. Paul Mendell and small daughter, Myrna of Long Beach; Mrs. Herman Schindler, Mrs. Emil Blankmeyer, Mrs. L. Casebere, Mrs. Joe O'Neill, Mrs. Edward Kirk, Miss Lena Burenbaum, Miss Fron Burenbaum, Mrs. Meinecke, Carol Kirk, Genevieve Kirk and the honored guest, all of Anaheim. RADIOCAST An interview with Bliss Knapp regarding Christian Science will be broadcast in a state-wide hook-up of the California Radio system on Tuesday at 10:15 o'clock. The program may be heard in southern California over KFWB, Hollywood; KFOX, Long Beach; and KERN, Bakersfield. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Fred Backs, Miss Winifred Melrose Miss Florence Backs Entertain Guests at Pacific Coast Club The dining room in the Pacific Coast club at Long Beach was beautiful setting of a bridge luncheon last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Fred Backs, Miss Winifred Melrose and Miss Florence mighty guests from Anaheim and neighboring cities were the affair. Tables in the dining room were decorated in various shades with nine large baskets of larkspur, sweet peas, carnations, and pink tapers in crystal candelabras. Smith, Mrs. William Schumacher; Mrs. Horace Benjamin; Mrs. Earl Smith; Mrs. Thomas Hargus; Mrs. Wilbert Bonney; Mrs. Jeff Rust; Mrs. Thomas Lumsdon; Mrs. Kirt Parks; Miss Sophia Rimpau; Mrs. Emma Jackson; Miss Frances Backs; Mrs. Harry Pearson; Mrs. J. A. Clayes; Mrs. Florence Davis; Mrs. Arthur Lewis; Mrs. Esther Ford; Mrs. Henry Kuchel; Mrs. H. A. Johnston; Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld; Miss Anna Ryan; Miss Helen Houck; Mrs. Marion Fort; Mrs. Richard Glover; Mrs. Cortez Hoskins; Mrs. John Kennedy; Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli; Mrs. Ewald Lemcke; Mrs. Robert Rundstrom; Mrs. Richard Ryan; Mrs. James Shankland; Mrs. Kenneth Walker; Miss Betty Crane; Mrs. Robert Rossberg; Mrs. Carroll Cone; Miss Sally Newkirk; Mrs. Arvid Murman; Mrs. Homer Nelson; Mrs. Wesley Visel; Mrs. Scott Thompson, and Mrs. William McCarthy, all of Anaheim. Lydia Rorem Weds Mrs. Thomas Boney Honored at Party Mrs. Thomas Boney, a bride of recent date, was guest of honor at a post-nuptial party Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Schutz on North Zeyn street. Guests embroidered individual tea towels and played games of "cootie" and "sticks" following a dessert course served at 1:30 o'clock. Prizes for the games were given to Mrs. D. D. Sharp, Mrs. Emma Dandy, Mrs. Donald Dandy and Miss Margaret Allan. Late in the afternoon the honored guest was presented with numerous gifts. Those invited for the affair in addition to Mrs. Boney were Mrs. Emma Dandy, Mrs. Robert Boney, Mrs. Honore Easton, Mrs. R.Walch, Mrs.F.A.Altenow, Mrs.Charlton Barthelmes, Mrs.Marion Faleoner, Mrs.D.D.Sharp, Mrs.R.J.Harvey, Miss Helen Mress, Miss Josephine Daniel and Miss Margaret Allan of Anaheim; Mrs. Thomas Quinn, Mrs.D Donald Dandy of Compton and Mrs.R.N.Brown of Whittier. Mrs.Barthelmes assisted the hostess in serving. Spring Luncheon Given at Church About 150 women members of the Presbyterian church attended the annual spring luncheon in the church this noon. The dining room and small tables were decorated with peach blossoms and tall pink tapers. Mrs.B.F.Morley was chairman of decorations. In the receiving line were Mrs.S.C.Hartranft, Mrs.A.Nagel, Mrs.H.A.Hawley, Mrs.H.G.Authild, Mrs.James Rodden and Mrs.Charles Harbeson. Mothers Honored at Club Meeting Mothers of members of the heim Business and Professions Women's clubs were honored the regular meeting of the last Thursday evening at Marigold cafe. The meeting the first of the new club year Mrs.Eva Boyd, new presi presided. In keeping with the occasion Miss Robbie Anderson gave to the mothers and explained the origin of Mother's Day response was given by Mrs.Alexander who offered an or poem entitled, "Mothers." Alexander was also present with the door prize. The dinner tables were ordered with large red and white nations. E.E.Bilgas was guest speaker of the evening. He explained the highway traffic safety which is to appear on the lot in November. The Bus and Professional Women's club scheduled a series of pro- on legislative matters. Miss Grace Bailey announced that the western regional conference of the organization was held at Grand Canyon June. It is impossible to "tou friend who keeps aloft." George. Mrs.Earl Spencer was chairman of the function and committee included Ms.Mrs.M.A.Minder, Mrs.F.A.now, Mrs.Dora Pearson,Cassie Wethered,Mrs.Youngs and Mrs.Walter Ro Philip Hatzfeld of Tustin; Berlton Tucker of Brea; Bramam Queale, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. E. R. McCoy of Mrs. Norvald Ulvestad Angeles; Mrs. Howard of Glendale; Saratha Wallop, Mrs. Hommrs. F. A. Yungbluth, St Borchert, Mrs. William Mr. Joe Carroll, Mrs. John Mrs. Theodore Kuchel, Coe Young, Dr. Harriet D. Newkirk, Mrs. Neltter, Mrs. Henry Adams, William Grafton, Sr., Mrs. Veridian, Mrs. Leonard Vinsus, Charles Mann, Mrs. Harbeson, Mrs. Ruth N. S. Sheridan Contains Club S. Sheridan entertained the Euchre club at the house last Thursday aftafter the 1 o'clock lunchafternoon was devoted to of progressive euchre. Borchert was the lucky of the first prize and Mrs. Hamler was awarded sec- Lydia Rorem Weds Marion E. Shafer The First Methodist church in Roverside was the scene of the marriage last Saturday evening of Miss Lydia Rorem and Marion E. Shafer of Anaheim. The service was read by Rev. R. Kells Swenerton, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church of Anaheim. The only attendants were Mrs. Swenerton and Rev. George A. Warner, pastor of the Riverside church. The new Mrs. Shafer is the organist at the White Temple church. Mr. Shafer is employed at the Anaheim branch of the Bank of America. They plan to make their home in Anaheim. "The Sin We Hate To Mention" Sunday, 7:30 P.M. Presbyterian Church M. "The Most Talked of Subject in the New Testament" Both Sermons by Rev. Stanley Frederick George PIN-MONEY Electric RANGE EVENT You Can Exchange Your Old Stocks About 150 women members of the Presbyterian church attended the annual spring luncheon in the church this noon. The dining room and small tables were decorated with peach blossoms and tall pink tapers. Mrs. B. F. Morley was chairman of decorations. In the receiving line were Mrs. S. C. Hartranft, Mrs. A. Nagel, Mrs. H. A. Hawley, Mrs. H. G. Archibald, Mrs. James Rodden and Mrs. Charles Harbeson. Featuring the program were reviews of three books of Robert Nathan's by Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, vocal solos by Mrs. Stanley Frederick George, wife of the new pastor, and a short talk by Rev. SAVE ON THIS SPOT You Can Exchange Your Old Stove For This Sensational "Wear-Ever" Set Three good reasons for buying your new electric range now! First, you get all the advantages of electric cooking—a cooler, more comfortable kitchen; faster, more economical cooking; extra hours of leisure time. Second, the new electric ranges can now be purchased for the lowest terms ever offered—just a few cents a day. And, third, at no extra cost, you can trade your old stove for a 4-piece set of "Wear-Ever" utensils, especially designed for electric cooking. Get Your New Electric Range Now This combination offer will be withdrawn very soon, so get your modern electric range and your "Wear-Ever" set now. Don't miss this unusual value. See the new "electrics" today. On display now at your Edison Office or your dealer SAVE $50.00 on Regular $199.50 5½ cu. ft. family size Now $149.50 SAVE $50.00 Mothers Honored Club Meeting Members of members of the Ana-Business and Professional Women's clubs were honored at a regular meeting of the group Thursday evening at the gold cafe. The meeting was first of the new club year and Eva Boyd, new president, added. Keeping with the occasion Robbie Anderson gave a talk to the mothers and explained origin of Mother's Day. The sense was given by Mrs. W. E.ander who offered an original entitled, "Mothers." Mrs.ander was also presented the door prize. The dinner tables were decorated with large red and white carons. B. Gilgas was guest speaker of the evening. He explained highway traffic safety measures which is to appear on the balcony November. The Business Professional Women's club has ruled a series of programs legislative matters. Ms. Grace Bailey announced the western regional conference of the organization will be held at Grand Canyon June 22. Is impossible to "touch" a man who keeps aloft. Mr. Earl Spencer was general chairman of the function and her committee included Mrs. M. Day, A. Minder, Mrs. F. A. Alte-, Mrs. Dora Pearson, Mrs. Jesse Wethered, Mrs. Jerryangs and Mrs. Walter Ross. Announcing The Opening of the Capilla De San Antonio Wedding Chapel at The Intersection of Highway 101 and Manchester Boulevard No Resident Minister. Couples May Bring the Minister of Their Choice. 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