anaheim-gazette 1940-11-28

Miss Peggy Berthaumm surprised friends Monday night at a personal shower given for her by announcing her marriage to Thomas L. Hoag November 9 at Crestline. Mrs. Kate Van Atta hostessed the affair at her home, 209 South Clementine street. Expecting to hear a future wedding date announcement, the guests were totally surprised when a group of 20-30 club members came to the party with the news. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berthaumm and is a graduate of Anaheim union high school and Fullerton junior college. Her husband graduated from San Pedro high school and Compton junior college. For the wedding, Miss Berthaumm wore a wine-colored frock with gold accents and had as her wedding corsage a lovely arrangement of gardenias. Mr. and Mrs. Hilbig of Crestline were the only witnesses of the ceremony officiated over by Judge Cormack, although Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoag were guests later in the evening. The wedding party came back to Anaheim where they had a wedding supper at the California hotel at which the new Mrs. Hoag is manager. Mr. Hoag is the son of Mrs. Margaret Hoag of 207 South Clementine street and is employed at the George Dutton Ford agency SHOWER HONORS MISS EDWARDS Miss Bessie Marie Edwards was honored Monday afternoon with a delightful miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs. Earl Hopkins, 206 West Broadway. Mrs. Rod Craven assisted in hostess duties. Appropriate games were played during the afternoon, with prizes going to Mrs. Fred Edwards and Miss Winifred Ahlstrom. The room was gayly decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and blue delphinium. After Miss Edwards had opened her many lovely gifts delicious refreshments were served by the two hostesses. Complimenting the bride-elect were Mrs. Frank Bunch, Mrs. Warren O. Mendenhall of Santa Ana, Mrs. Paul Dominguez, Miss Nelljean Toms, Mrs. Herb Jarvis, Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom, Miss Caroleen Ahlstrom, Miss Winifred Ahlstrom, Miss Vada Beth Furrey, Mrs. M. J. Metz of Fullerton, Mrs. Robert Jackson, Mrs. Rollie Crosby, Miss Geraldine Hopkins, Miss Mary Agnes Shaver, Miss Marjorie Edwards, Mrs. Robert Shoupe of Inglewood and Mrs. Fred Edwards. Birthday Party Honors Ben Davis Ben Davis was pleasantly surprised Sunday evening when arriving at the home of his parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Two Couples Host Dinner-Bridge At Country Club Mr. and Mrs. J Ben Kaulb and Mr. and Mrs. Thedore Kuc were hosts last night to a dinner bridge party held at the Lakewood Country club. Tables were attractively pointed with brown and green chrysanthlemums, in keeping with the general fall scheme. Priest for women went to Mrs. H. Wilson, Mrs. E. Howell, Ms Everett Cone and Mrs. Norvale Ulvestad. In the men's division prizes went to Lloyd Reed, John Wood, Dr. Howard Tews and Robert Easton. Bidden to the gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, and Mrs. Howard Tews, Mr. and Mrs. John Poyet, Mr. and M Robert Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davidson, Dr. and M John Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Even Cone, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holt Dr. and Mrs. Homer Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kirchman of Anaheim. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Dana Newkirk, Mr. and M Al Newland, Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reed, Mr. and M Byron Barton, Orange, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Wilson, Santa Ana and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Powand Mr. and Mrs. Norvald Ulstad of Los Angeles. Church Circle Meets and Mrs. Hibig of Crestline were the only witnesses of the ceremony officiated over by Judge Cormack, although Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoag were guests later in the evening. The wedding party came back to Anaheim where they had a wedding supper at the California hotel at which the new Mrs. Hoag is manager. Mr. Hoag is the son of Mrs. Margaret Hoag of 207 South Clementine street and is employed at the George Dutton Ford agency in Santa Ana. At the party Monday, Miss Lucille Roquet and Mrs. Dan Dodge won prizes. Others attending were Mrs. Alice Berthaumm, Mrs. Margaret Hoag, Mrs. Erna Pressell, Miss Vanice Taber, Miss Mildred Bell, Miss Isabelle Smith, Miss Marion Wisser, Mrs. Earl Hoag, Mrs. Walter Nankervis, Mrs. Paul Elsner and Miss Genevieve Holmes. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Miss Vangie Vetter, Miss Barbara Lowary and Miss Virginia Mader of Los Angeles. Mrs. Ross Hostess To Mothers' Club Mrs. Lloyd Ross was hostess Tuesday evening to members of the Mothers' club of the Presbyterian church at her home, 409 North Pine street. Assisting was Mrs. Hudson Rennie. Mrs. Robert Gregg led the meeting and introduced her guest, Mrs. Charles Marshall, a new resident of Anaheim and former social worker in Los Angeles. Mrs. S. L. Keith and Mrs. Joe Wilmore were guests of Mrs. Claude Booth. Mrs. Gregg gave an interesting report on pre-school child training from the book "As The Twig is Bent," by Holman. A round-table discussion followed. Plans for the next meeting to be held in January were discussed. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. Wilmore, Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. John Kelsey, Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. Auburn Walker, Mrs. Harriet Schrott, Mrs. John Mary, Mrs. Stafford Minder, Mrs. Page Vincent, Mrs. LeRoy Curtis, Mrs. John McBeth, Mrs. Ray Reafsynder, Mrs. H. Carter Austin, Mrs. Rennie and the hostess. Bazaar Preparations Made by Club Robert Jackson, Mrs. Rollie Crossby, Miss Geraldine Hopkins, Miss Mary Agnes Shaver, Miss Marjorie Edwards, Mrs. Robert Shoupe of Inglewood and Mrs. Fred Edwards. Birthday Party Honors Ben Davis Ben Davis was pleasantly surprised Sunday evening when arriving at the home of his parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Narath of 419 south Ohio street, for dinner, he found a birthday party in his honor. A beautiful birthday cake highlighted the cleverly appointed table. Cards were the diversion of the evening, after which Mr. Davis opened many gifts. Complimenting the honored guest were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davis and son, Dar, Mr. and Mrs. William Keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Moss Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis and son, Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Talbert, Mr. and Mrs. Narath and son, Dean, and Mrs. Ben Davis. Shower Compliments Mrs. Maurice Shirk Mrs. Maurice Shirk was honored Monday evening with a layette shower given by Mrs. F. E. Birchcer at her home, 914 West Center street. A gracious madonna, surrounded by pink and blue sweetpeas and delphinium and flanked by white tapers, centered the table. The pastel shades were carried out in the other table appointments and mut-cups. After Mrs. Shirk had opened the many lovely gifts, bridge was the diversion of the evening, with prizes going to Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. Ewald Lemcke and Mrs. Chester Ralston. Refreshments were served as a delightful conclusion to the evening. Complimenting Mrs. Shirk were Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Hoskins, Mrs. Lemcke, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Sam Walker, Mrs.Virgil Harman, Mrs.Richard Ryan, Mrs.Richard Glover, Mrs.Cortez Hoskins, Mrs.Woodrow Barnett, Mrs.Richard Heffern, Mrs.Niels Boege, Miss Jean Barry and the hostess, all from Anaheim, and Mrs.Dwight Shirk, Mrs.Ray Sarrell and Mrs.Robert Haines, all of Pomona, Mrs.Floyd Jones and Mrs.Eugene Olson Fullerton. Church Circle Meets At H.H.Moore Home Mrs. H.H.Moore was host Tuesday evening to members of the Young Women's circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Wesley Method church at her home, 321 South Olive street. During the business meeting by Mrs.Viola Ramsey,the nominating committee presented officers including Mrs.Avis Elli chairman;Mrs.Flossie Akin,v chairman;Mrs.Lea Nitt,t secretary and publicity chairman;Mrs Ardis Adams,t treasurer;Mrs Sally Clark,mission study cha man,and Mrs.Lillian Wise,B study chairman. Plans were made for the organization to sew for the Red Cross at the home of Mrs.Avis Elli on Ball road Tuesday,Dec 16. Topic of study for the afternoon was "Uprooted Americans by Mrs.Clark.Names were changed for Christmas gifts to give at the party December 19. Those present were the Mesdane Flossie Akin,Lewa Nitt,Mau Woods Wilma Head,Viola Raisey,Avis Elliott,Margaret Elli Margaret Woodbury and Sa Clark.all of Anaheim,and M Ardis Adams,Fullerton,M Coral Powell,Mrs.Mary Wych and Mrs.Geneva Whittam.all Santa Ana.Mrs.Mary Oldhwas special guest from the service organization. Mrs.McDonald Feted at Dinner Mrs.Carlisle McDonald was honored Thursday with a Thank giving birthday dinner given the home of Mrs.J.L.Gillett,South Olive street.Mrs.Eliab Longworth was co-hostess. Messages of birthday congratulations were received from most states.Gold and lavender chanthemums centered the tables which places were marked by Mrs.Mary Davis,San Diego;M Elizabeth Longworth Chula Vi Bazaar Preparations Made by Club The Lois Rebekah Thimble club held its regular meeting last Friday at the I.O.O.F. hall to sew for the Bazaar December 6 and 7. Beginning with a delivious pot-luck dinner at noon, the meeting was officially opened by Mrs. Ora Horn, president. Mrs. Adele Summers House and son, Lynn, of Redding were special guests. During the business meeting, plans were made for special meetings to complete the work. Mrs. Bessie Curtis is in charge of the food sale to be held in connection with the bazaar. A Christmas party will be held December 27 at the home of Mrs. Berthyle Reisinger, it was announced. Gwendolyn Ahlstrom Marks Anniversary The Charles Ahlstrom home at 110 South Walnut street was the scene of a double celebration last Thursday. Gwendolyn Ahlstrom was the honored guest and celebrated her 11th birthday along with Thanksgiving day. The table was centered with autumn leaves and golden tapers, and after the lovely dinner, Gwendolyn opened her many gifts. Complimenting the little girl were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom, and the Misses Caroleen and Winifred Ahlstrom, Wilfred Aubert of Downey and Miss Eleanor Hayes. Complimenting Mrs. Shirk were Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Hoskins, Mrs. Lemcke, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Sam Walker, Mrs. Virgil Harman, Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mrs. Richard Glover, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. Woodrow Barnett, Mrs. Richard Heffern, Mrs. Niels Boege, Miss Jean Barry and the hostess, all from Anaheim, and Mrs. Dwight Shirk, Mrs. Ray Sarrell and Mrs. Robert Haines, all of Pomona, Mrs. Floyd Jones and Mrs. Eugene Olson, Fullerton, Mrs. Chester Shirk, Santa Ana, and Mrs. Bud White, Garden Grove. Mrs. Fitzpartrick Hostess to Group Mrs. Bessie Fitzpatrick was hostess Tuesday to the social club of the A.B.Paul Women's Relief Corps at her home, 520 East Broadway, with Mrs. Mamie Brumagin and Mrs. Hazel Davis assisting in hostess duties. Thanksgiving recitations were given by members during the entertainment period. During the business session plans were made for the Christmas party to be held at the home of Mrs. Mary Mitchell, 717 South Los Angeles street, December 17. Mrs. A.L.Hopson and Mrs.Edward E.Taber will act as co-hostesses. Clever turkey place-cards marked places for the 17 guests present. Yellow flowers and Christmas berries centered the tables. Berg Home Scene of Thanksgiving Dinner Mr. and Mrs.S.H.Berg of 412 South Helena street were hosts Thursday for an attractively appointed Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs.Lena Berg from Pomona was the house-guest of the Anaheim couple for the week. Others at the dinner included Richard and Bob Berg, Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Chaplin of Pomona, and Mr. and Mrs.Chauncey Woodrome. Peted at Dinner Mrs. Carlisle McDonald was honored Thursday with a Thanksgiving birthday dinner given to the home of Mrs.J.L.Gillett, South Olive street, Mrs. Elizabath Longworth was co-hostess. Messages of birthday congratulations were received from most states. Gold and lavender chinthemums centered the tables which places were marked on Mrs.Mary Davis, San Diego; Mrs Elizabeth Longworth, Chula Vista; Frederick Longworth, also on Chula Vista; Mr. and Mrs.Don Christie and daughter,Ben Dean, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mr.Irvin Gillett and two children,Gerald and Jeanne,Santa Ana; Paul Gillett, Mr. and Mrs.Claence Brown and the hosts honored guest. Professor Speaks At P.-T.A.Session "Coming of Age in America was the theme for the Anahale union high school P.-T.A.missing held Tuesday evening at the school library, with Mrs.Wollenman presiding. L.L.Jones, assistant professor of education at Claremont college was the guest speaker and used his topic "The School's Responsibility in a Democracy." Jones pointed out the value of guidance program in high school mentioning the fact that every program should include vocation health, social and spiritual guidance. A delightful play was enacted by members of Mrs.Helen Applain high school drama class. Student director was Lettie Jo Zimmerman and student stage director Jules Osher. Included in the play were Joan Guss,Rollo West,Virginia Duffy and Patricia Loly. During the business meet Mrs.Charles Organ, member chairman, announced that members have paid their due In Reveals Marriage to Thomas L. Hoag and Couples Host Inner-Bridge Country Club and Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars Mr. and Mrs. Thedore Kuchel hosts last night to a dinnerparty held at the Lakewood club. Wives were attractively appled with brown and gold anthlemums, in keeping with general fall scheme. Prizes women went to Mrs. H. G. A., Mrs. E. Howell, Mrs. B. Cone and Mrs. Norvald head. In the men's division went to Lloyd Reed, Dr. Wood, Dr. Howard Tews and Easton. Glen to the gathering were and Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, Dr. Mrs. Howard Tews, Mr. and John Poyet, Mr. and Mrs. E. Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Ed A., Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Paul Davidson, Dr. and Mrs. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horn, and Mrs. Homer Nelson and Mrs. A. H. Kirchman, all Aheim. Others were Mr. and Dana Newkirk, Mr. and Mrs. Newland, Fullerton, Mr. and Lloyd Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Barton, Orange, Mr. and H. G. Wilson, Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Powers Mr. and Mrs. Norvald Ulvef of Los Angeles. Arch Circle Meets Local Happenings Watters Entertain Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Watters of 306 North Janss street entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sunbury of Los Angeles Thanksgiving. Wilsons at Laguna Beach Dr. and Mrs. Lewellyn Wilson of 723 South Helena street were visitors of Mrs. Ethel C. Wilson of Laguna Beach Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Ethel Wilson is the mother of the Anaheim physician. Rev. Henry Returns The Rev. J. W. Henry of the Nazarene church returned Saturday from San Diego where he attended the Southern California Young People's annual conference. Home for Holiday Miss Elaine Anthony, student at University of California, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony of South Palm street, during his Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. Anthony was hostess for a family dinner last Thursday. Mrs. Shetenhelm Expected Mrs. M. W. Archer of 129 West South street has received word that her daughter, Mrs. P. E. Shetenhelm, will arrive in Anaheim soon. Mrs. Shetenhelm, who with her husband, Lieut. Shetenhelm, has been living in Australia and other foreign places, will visit her mother some time next Mrs. Bush Has Guests Mrs. Mehalie Bush had as her guest this week her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Keeling of Hydro, Okla. The Keelings will divide their time between Anaheim and Los Angles in the future, as they are wintering in southern California. Card Party Planned Announcement has been made of the Lois Rebekah past noble grands card party to be held to-morrow night at the Odd Fellows' hall beginning at 8 o'clock. Bridge, 500, and pinochle will be played, and a lovely cedar chest will be given away. Guest at Payse Home Mr. and Mrs. Victor Payse of Hanson road were hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Artie Douglas of Santa Barbara over the week-end. Carrolls Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll of Lincoln avenue had as their holiday guests their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ann Carroll, and her room-mate, Miss Rosario Rosal, both of Immaculate Heart college, Los Angeles. Henderson Return Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Henderson returned recently from a northern honeymoon and are staying temporarily at the home of Mrs. Marjorie Harris of South Philadelphia. Woodward Bell Takes Tujunga Girl as Bride Woodward Bell, nephew of and Mrs. A.C.Schulz of Anroad and resident of Anahei, many years, was married Satafternoon to Miss Lorraine daughter of Mr. and Mrs.NiAra of Tujunga at a beacemony held at the home of Father Falvey of Tujunga. Mr.Bell is the son of M. Mrs.John Bell of Missouri, the wedding, Miss Rahal wilovely suit ensemble with a fox furts and a corsage of onHer maid of honor was Miss Rahal of Los Angeles, and Cline of Anaheim served a man. A reception after the weefeatured a beautiful tiered ding cake.Fifty guest joinwishing the newlyweds happy. Mr.Bell is employed a General Motors plant at Gate.The new Mr. and Ms. will reside at 119½ East A street in this city. Family Dinner Enjoyed by Group Daniger's tea room in Santwas the scene of a gay Thanging celebration Thursday evenwhen a large family group m. Enjoying the occasion weeand Mrs.John Boege, Dr.And Niels Boege and daughters, hara and Joyce,and Miss March Circle Meets M. H. Moore Home M. H. H. Moore was hostess day evening to members of Young Women's circle of the Wesley Methodist at her home, 321 South street. During the business meeting led by Viola Ramsey, the nominee committee presented new items including Mrs. Avis Elliott, Susan; Mrs. Flossie Akin, vice chair; Mrs. Leota Nitt, secretary and publicity chairman; Mrs. Adams, treasurer; Mrs. Clark, mission study chair; and Mrs. Lillian Wise, Bible chairman. Mus were made for the organization to sew for the Red Cross home of Mrs. Avis Elliott on all road Tuesday, Dec. 10. Of study for the after-wait was "Uprooted Americans," Mrs. Clark. Names were extended for Christmas gifts to be sent at the party December 19. The present were the Mesdames Akin, Leota Nitt, Mabel S., Wilma Head, Viola Ramsey Elliott, Margaret Elliott,ret Woodbury and Sally all of Anaheim, and Mrs. Adams, Fullerton, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Mary Wyckoff, Mrs. Geneva Whittam, all of Ana. Mrs. Mary Oldham special guest from the senior organization. McDonald had at Dinner Carlisle McDonald was fed Thursday with a Thanksgiving dinner given at home of Mrs. J. L. Gillett, 400 Olive street. Mrs. Elizabethworth was co-hostess. Messages of birthday congratulations were received from many Gold and lavender chrysantms centered the table at places were marked for Mary Davis, San Diego; Mrs. Longworth Chula Vista during his Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs. Anthony was hostess for a family dinner last Thursday. Mrs. Shetenhelm Expected Mrs. M. W. Archer of 129 West South street has received word that her daughter, Mrs. P. E. Shetenhelm, will arrive in Anaheim soon. Mrs. Shetenhelm, who with her husband, Lieut. Shetenhelm, has been living in Australia and other foreign places, will visit her mother some time next month. Son is Born Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gillispie are parents of a son born Thanksgiving day at the Fullerton General hospital. Grussing Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grussing of South Gate were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fellbaum of South Zeyn street. Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Nash had as their dinner guests Sunday the Misses June Edwards of Los Angeles, Grace Holmes of Riverside, and John Keller, Frank Adams and David Edmiston, all of Fullerton. Visit in Hollywood Mrs. Henry Carlson of Hollywood had as her Thanksgiving holiday guests Gloria and Betty Saunders of Anaheim, daughters of Mrs. Myrta Saunders of West Broadway. Whitakers Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maas had as their dinner guests Thursday Mr. and Mrs. James Whitaker and family of Wyoming. Mr. Whitaker returned to his home Saturday and Mrs. Whitaker will remain to visit with friends. Paynes Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne of 414 North Philadelphia street had as their guests Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Goodyear, Mr. and Mrs.Ted Payne and children, Teddy Lou and Warren, Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence Payne, Edwin Randolph, Franklin Moore, Mr. and Mrs.A. L.Schutz, Bob Schutz and Mr. and Mrs.Warren Schutz. Mrs. Rose Histess Mrs. Ida Rose of La Jolla avenue was hostess Thursday to Mr. and Mrs.Carl D.Rose and sons,Douglas and Edward, of Ventura. Hamiltons Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamilton of Katella road were hosts Thursday to guests for Thanksgiving dinner.Present were Mrs.Nona McArter,Mr. and Mrs.Roy Hamilton and will reside at 1191½ East Avenue street in this city. Family Dinner Enjoyed by Group Daniger's tea room in Santa was the scene of a gay Thanksgiving celebration Thursday even when a large family group met. Enjoying the occasion weand Mrs.John Boege, Dr. andNiels Boege and daughters,bara and Joyce,and Miss Boege.all of Anaheim;Mr.Mrs.Wayne Russell andWilliam,and Mrs.Lavinaall of Fullerton;Dr.Dan Richard C.Bohart of WestAngeles,and Mr.Mrs.Russell of Los Angeles. Long Beach PeopleGuests of Aldens Mr. and Mrs.F.R.AldenSouth Claudina street wereThanksgiving to Mr.andW.A.Severin of LongBeautyAlso present was Dick whose Thanksgiving was sipped by a broken ribs sustainedAnaheim-Jordan game last His brother,John,cameOccidental to spend thehwith his family. Martex and Cannon TOWEL SETS Packed in lovely boxes for gift giving. Beautiful colors,a gift every one would love to receive— $1.00 tc $4.95 MEN'S GIFTS Buy men's gifts where men just love to trade. Arrow Shirts Nationally famous dress shirts, white and fancy patterns—all sleeve lengths. All sanforized shrunk— Mark Twain Dress Shirts All fine woven fabrics and every one sanforized. Nice selection of white and fancy patterns—$1.65 and $2.00 Sport Shirts Made by Bali and Mark Twain in nice selection of patterns and colors—$1.65 to $1.95 Men's Robes Gift inspired robes in chenille, silk and flannel in smart colors—$1.50 to $1.95 Leather Coats Fine choice of suedes, capes, calf-skin and horsehide—$7.50 to $15.00 BABY GIRLS Visit our Baby I treasure-house of lover and baby garments reasonably. L. Hoag at Party Monday Night Woodward Bell makes Tujunga girl as Bride Woodward Bell, nephew of Mr. Cal Mrs. A. C. Schulz of Anaheim and resident of Anaheim for many years, was married Saturday afternoon to Miss Lorraine Rahal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas of Tujunga at a beautiful ceremony held at the home of Rev. Her Falvey of Tujunga. Mr. Bell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bell of Missouri. For wedding, Miss Rahal wore a lovely suit ensemble with silver furs and a corsage of orchids. Maid of honor was Miss Helen Rahal of Los Angeles, and Fred one of Anaheim served as best man. A reception after the wedding featured a beautiful tiered wedding cake. Fifty guest joined in sharing the newlyweds happiness. Mr. Bell is employed at the General Motors plant at South Lake. The new Mr. and Mrs. Bell reside at 119½ East Alberta street in this city. Family Dinner enjoyed by Group Daniger's tea room in Santa Ana is the scene of a gay Thanksgiving celebration Thursday evening when a large family group met enjoying the occasion were Dr. Mrs. John Boege, Dr. and Mrs. Isla Boege and daughters Barbara and Joyce, and Miss Lois Mrs. Henry Adams Hostess to Club Mrs. Henry Adams was hostess Tuesday evening to members of the Booklovers' club at her home, 515 North Clementine. Mrs. H. A. Johnston led the discussion on the literary aspect of the Bible after the delicious luncheon had been served. Present at the meeting were Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, Mrs. H. G. Ames, Mrs. George Griffith, Mrs. R. W. Balch, Mrs. Stanley Collins, Mrs. L. C. Deming, Mrs. Johnston, the hostesses and the guest for the day, Mrs. F. N. Gibbs. Fendlay Home Scene of Dinner Mr. and Mrs. George Fendlay of South Los Angeles street were hosts Thursday to relatives and friends joining in Thanksgiving celebration. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and children, Jimmy and Bobby Lee, Mr. and Mrs. George Garrison, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jenkins of Montgomery, Ala., Mrs. Sara Wilson of Savannah, Ga., Dr. Ed Eddington, the Misses Helen and Joan McCandless and J. Harvey. Anaheim Residents Guests at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nickle of Long Beach were hosts Sunday to guests enjoying a Thanksgiving dinner at their home. The table was attractively appointed with berries and autumn colors. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Epstein, Mrs. Maud Backs, Mrs. Mollie Nickle, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Backs and son, Wray, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marion and daughter, Jean, and Miss Armanda Domke, all of Anaheim. Mrs. Forest Lee Hostess to Club Mrs. Forest Lee was hostess yesterday to members of her bridge club at a dessert-bridge party held at her home, 714 South Los Angeles street. Mrs. Leonard Daigle was guest of the day. Tables were attractively centered with small bowls of pansies. Prizes went to Mrs. Vernon Wright and Mrs. Charles Evans. Enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. L. E. Middleton, Mrs. Page Vincent, Mrs. Herman Oelrich, Mrs. Vernon Wright, Mrs. Allan DeWitt, Mrs. Charles Evans, Mrs. Leonard Daigle and the hostess, Mrs. Lee. ANNOUNCEMENT HILGENEELD'S FUNERAL HOME ANNOUNCEMENT HILGENFELD'S FUNERAL HOME Anaheim, California is happy to announce the completion of their NEW MORTUARY 120 East Broadway, It will be occupied December 1st, 1940. Watch for announcement of FORMAL OPENING S.Q.R. 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