anaheim-gazette 1940-12-05

Members Of White Temple M All-States Event Attracts Crowd Of More Than 300 An all-state dinner was held last night at the White Temple Methodist church dining hall, with 300 guests attending the unusual affair. Ten large tables were attractively appointed with decorations suggestive of the groups of states they represented. The hall was lined with state flags and Christmas decorations. Mrs. Ralph Focht was hostess chairman and Mrs. Earl Woodward acted as program chairman. The other acted as program chairman. Other chairmen were Mrs. Maude Adams as head of the kitchen staff with Mrs. A. C. Riutcel and Mrs. Kathrine Campbell in charge of tickets and reservations. Mrs. A. Scutt was dining room chairman and was assisted in serving by girls from the high school Epworth league. The New England table was appointed in the "Boston tea party" theme, complete with ships, Englishmen and packets of tea. A skit was enacted by Miss Betty Fackiner, Mrs. Harry Fackiner and Ray Hamilton. Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Fackiner was table hostesses. The Nebraska and Kansas table was gay with golden rod and sunflower placecards, with Mrs. Merwin Miller and Mrs. Hulda Granere as hostesses. Mrs. Hazel Granere gave a reading pertaining to the two states. The northwest was represented in table appointments by a miniature scene of pine trees and lakes. Mrs. Thomas Burden and Mrs. Dick Dickenson were hostesses. WAYNE GOUGHS FETED THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gough (Cecil Wimberly) were honored last Thursday with a surprise post-nuptial shower given at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Gough of Fullerton. Invited to a Thanksgiving dinner, the newlyweds found themselves honored with a shower. The rooms were decorated with huge white chrysanthemums and the table was centered with deep-red roses. Gifts for the newly-married couple were presented in a huge white umbrella, the handle tied with a French noségay. Games were played during the afternoon. Present were the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Gough, and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Gough, Elsinore; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wooten, Garden Grove; Mrs. L. F. Carmicheal, Miss Edna L. Hubbard, Mrs. E. L. Cardell, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gutzman, Mrs. A. R. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Halloway, Mrs. G. A. Brumley and Mrs. W. H. Beatty, all of Fullerton; Miss Edna Pattinger, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Davis, Mrs. F. E. Van Verst, Mr. and Mrs. E.Epps and the Misses Louise and Marie Gerlick, all of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Presson, Garden Grove and Mr. and Mrs. B. P.Boohler, Cypress. Mrs. Lloyd John and Mrs.Floyd Wooten presided at the tea table. Fullerton Girl Bride of George Rainey Miss Bonnie McGavran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.I.A.McGavran of East Amerige street, Fullerton, was married Saturday to George Wililam Rainey, son of Mr. and Mrs.T.O.Rainey of West La Palma avenue, Anaheim, at a beautifully simple ceremony held at the First Christian church of Fullerton. Ferns, palms and baskets on shell pink chrysanthemums made a lovely setting for the service read by Rev.Frank L.Purnell in the presence of 75 guests.Soft candelight set off the bride's costume of a smart blue wool frock and black accessories.She wore a corsage of gardenias at her shoulder. Miss Cleta Banks of Fullerton was maid of honor and was attired in a two-tone dress with brown accessories.Talisman roses comprised her corsage.Walter Lewis of Temple City was best man and ushers were Darrel McGavran and Thomas Covey of Fullerton. Mrs.Charles Peckham accompanied Mrs.Austin Salisbery of Ontario who song“I Love Thee,”and“Because.”Mrs.McGavran mother of the bride, was smartly gowned in a gold rayon frock with matching accessories.Shore a gardenia and coral bouquetia corsage.Mrs.Rainey,the bridegroom's mother,was attired in a two-toned velvet and wood costume with a similar corsage. During the reception at the Rainey home,Mrs.Harold Covey,Mrs.Melvin Salveson,Mrs Ray Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Fackiner was table hostesses. The Nebraska and Kansas table was gay with golden rod and sunflower placecards, with Mrs. Merwin Miller and Mrs. Hulda Granere as hostesses. Mrs. Hazel Granere gave a reading pertaining to the two states. The northwest was represented in table appointments by a miniature scene of pine trees and lakes. Mrs. Thomas Burden and Mrs. Dick Dickenson were hostesses, and Danny Dickenson gave a steel guitar selection. Iowa's table was complete with a miniature farm, and candy corn was sprinkled about. Mary Jane Alden gave a reading and Mrs. F. R. Alden and Mrs. Paul Davidson were hostesses. Ohio and Indiana's table was attractive with a snow scene. Mrs. Earl Woodward and Mrs. Floyd West were hostesses. The southern states' table hostesses were Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld and Mrs. Albert Stokes, and a Christmas scene in the south was the theme of the table appointments. Illinois was represented by a tiny cow and a lantern, signifying the "O'Leary's cow" tale. Skyscrapers and city scenes represented the great city of Chicago. An enjoyable skit written by Miss Ethel Campbell was given by Mrs. A. C. Riutcel and Miss Laura Gene Frantz, hostesses. Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin's table was hostessed by Mrs. E. L. Hein and Mrs. Gene Frantz. A tiny scene of an Indian paddling in a lake was cleverly carried out. Betty Fackiner, in Indian costume, gave the reading "By the Waters of Minnetonka." Mrs. Frantz gave a short talk on the states' various industries. California's table seated the largest number of guests. A mission scene centered the table, including tiny figures of padres, peons and gayly-dressed senoritas. Miss Ethel Campbell sang "La Estrallita." Mrs. Lyman Harpster and Mrs. Herman Lenz were hostesses. At the Canada and foreign countries table, the maple leaf theme was carried out in decorations. A Dionne skit was enacted with Mrs. George Barfoot as the nurse, Rev. Burden as the dcetor and Charlotte Gauer as the off-stage sound technician. Earl Woodward acted as Mr. Dionne. Hostesses were Mrs. M. A. Gauer and Mrs. George Barfoot. During the dinner and after- Past Noble Grands Sponsor Card Party The Past Noble Grand association of the Lois Rebekah lodge held its card-party Friday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall, at which 100 guests were present. Mrs. V. Veckel of Brea was the winner of the cedar chest. The beautiful hand-made quilt went to Mrs. Claude Moore, and other prizes went to Mrs. Nina Law, Mrs. Flossie Eaton, Miss Dorthea Blott, Mrs. Dixie Wilbur and Clayton Allen, all of Anaheim, and Izaac Malfield and Barbara Cannon of Placentia, and Mrs. Naomi Andersen of Los Angeles. Tables of 500, bridge and pinochle were in play. For bridge, winners were Mrs. A. Cox, Mrs. J. O'Neil, B. L. Chandler, and A. Cox. Winners of 500 were Mrs. Catherine O'Brien, Mrs John Burton, H. H. Armbrust and John Burton. Pinochle prizes went to Mrs. D. Burry, Mrs. Etta Tuma, C. E. Robinson and Charles Schaffer. C.E.Robinson won the door-prize. On the general committee for the affair were Mrs.Berthyle Reisinger, Mrs.Mabel Spencer, Miss Hannah Horwitz, Mrs.Mildred Allen, Mrs.Ora Horn, Mrs.Nina Law, Miss Barbara Myers and Miss Dorthea Blott. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of play. Donald Spencers Parents of Daughter Mr. and Mrs.Donald Spencer of Santa Ana are rejoicing in the birth of their first daughter, little Janet Ann, born last Friday, November 29, at the Fullerton Cottage hospital. The child's paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.Earl Spencer of 202 East Adele street in Anaheim, and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.Fred Johnson of Yorba Linda. Mrs.Spencer is the former Anna Johnson of that city. During the reception at the Rainey home, Mrs.Harold Covey, Mrs.Melvin Salveson, Mrs.Bessie Clanton, Mrs.Ethel Lewis and Miss Marie Place assisted in serving the refreshments and three-tiered wedding cake. The rooms were attractive with flower arrangements in pastel shades.The wedding supper was served from a long table exquisitely appointed in white, delphinium blue and rose.Silver roses and cane delabra centered the table.F.T.Cheberlen, of Fullerton, gave the toast to the newlyweds. The new Mr. and Mrs.Raine are honeymooning at an undisclosed destination, after which they will reside in their own new home at 146 South Cornell avenue.Fullerton. The bride and groom are both graduates of the Fullerton high school and junior college.Before her marriage the bride was denta assistant to Dr.Howe of Fullerton and the bridegroom is radio technician for the Lash-Stewart General Electric company,Santa Anita. Anaheim Sextet Enjoy Hunting Trip Mr. and Mrs.Lare Lund,M and Mrs.Carl Van Atta and M and Mrs.George Hatfield spent very enjoyable Sunday hunting at Perris valley,near Hemet. The group captured their quotefoil and enjoyed a picn later in the afternoon. Can't bomb out of men's mine Lady Godiva's heroic ride.The ancient city through whose streets she rode clothed only in her hairstyle lifted the burden of her townsfolk almost wiped out by ruthless 'Na airmen.How the memory of though its scene is turned rubble and ashes,told in The American Weekly,the magazine distributed with next week's LO ANGELES EXAMINER—Adv.. At the Canada and foreign countries table, the maple leaf theme was carried out in decorations. A Dionne skit was enacted with Mrs. George Barfcot as the nurse, Rev. Eurden as the doctor and Charlotte Gauer as the off-stage sound technician. Earl Woodward acted as Mr. Dionne. Hostesses were Mrs. M. A. Gauer and Mrs. George Barfoot. During the dinner and afterwards, each group sang songs reminiscent of their home states. Dental Auxiliary Holds Yule Party The annual Christmas party of the Orange County Dental association was held yesterday and last night at the Hacienda County club, with Dr. H. H. Neville as program chairman. Golf was the recreation of the afternoon, and a lovely dinner was held in the evening. A large Christmas tree in the middle of the room added a festive touch to the prettily appointed room. Dr. Charles Rapp of Fullerton distributed small cellophane and tinsel-wrapped favors to the ladies that when opened disclosed small bottles of cologne. Dr. Niels Boege showed dental health pictures as the evening's entertainment. During the business meeting., Dr. Boege's place as secretary-treasurer was given to Dr. C. T. Tompkins. Attending from Anaheim were Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Tompkins, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Schutz, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Neville, Dr. and Mrs. Neils Boege, Dr. and Mrs. John Boege and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bernhard. George Walters Feted on Birthday George Walters was honored Thursday evening with a surprise birthday party held at his home, 301 South Illinois street. Mrs. Walters hostessed a six-course dinner and presented her husband with a beautiful birthday cake. Pinochle was the diversion of the evening, with prizes going to Mrs. Ada Soyland and Godfrey Poetz. Honoring Mr. Walters were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whippo, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Soyland of Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Gcdfrey Poetz, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sorenson and Mrs. Walters. Former Residents Visit Mrs. Helmsen Mrs. Fanny Lyon and Miss Margaret Higgins of Hollywood spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs. Joseph Helmsen. They celebrated Thanksgiving together on the time-honored date with a turkey dinner and all the "fixin's." Mrs. Lyon and Miss Higgins are real "old timers" of Anaheim. Their mother was a well known physician of Anaheim and the first woman to practice medicine in this county. She died in Anaheim just 50 years ago. Want Ads 25c, 3 lines, 1 time. Simple Methodist Church Attend Annual Barton Girl of George Rainey Bonnie McGavran, daughter and Mrs. I. A. McGav-Cast Amerige street, Full was married Saturday to William Rainey, son of Mrs. T. O. Rainey of West Avenue, Anaheim, at a simple ceremony held First Christian church of Palms and baskets of chrysanthemums made setting for the service Rev. Frank L. Purnell presence of 75 guests. Soft set off the bride's costume a smart blue wool frock accessories. She wore a gardenias at her Cleta Banks of Fullerton hall of honor and was attired no-tone dress with brown ties. Talisman roses come corsage. Walter Lewis City was best man and were Darrel McGavran and Covey of Fullerton. Charles Peckham accompanies Mrs. Austin Salisbery of who song "I Love Thee," because." Mrs. McGavran, of the bride, was smartly in a gold rayon frock catching accessories. She gardenia and coral bouquets. Mrs. Rainey, the mom's mother, was attired no-toned velvet and wool with a similar corsage. The reception at the home, Mrs. Harold Covins, Melvin Salveson, Mrs. Local Happenings Walter Graves, 309 West Center street, returned home Monday from the Fullerton General hospital where he had been under observation for pneumonia. Graves passed the danger point and is now able to receive friends. Mrs. Rude Convalescing Mrs. Grant Rude is resting comfortably at her home, 835 South Claudina street, after an appendectomy preformed at the St. Joseph hospital in Santa Ana. Walter Graves Improving On Way to Recovery Bill Rinehart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinehart of South Citron street is recovering from a seige of the flu. Mrs. Jenkins Ill Mrs. J. F. Jenkins of South Helena street is confined to her home with influenza. Mrs. Curran Has Flu Mrs. J. W. Curran of 754 Paulina is among the influenza patients. Her mother, Mrs. Mae Sowers, is recovering from a recent attack of the disease. Mrs. Horn at Desert Mrs. Harry Horn has left for Palm Springs where she will remain for the next week. With her went her daughter, Barbara, who is taking the trip as a health measure, having recently suffered a severe case of bronchitis. Mrs. Bell Visits Kin Mrs. Mattie Bell of South Helena street left yesterday for Wrays Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wray were hosts Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Haynes of Redondo Beach at their home, 514 South Resh street. Mrs. Toolen Visits Here Mrs. C. S. Barthelmes of South Helena街 welcomed her mother, Mrs. T. B. Toolan of Fellows, Calif., today for a week-end visit. Hodges Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hodges of 922 West Center street had as their week-end guest Charles Gardener of San Diego. Mrs. Boysen Vacationing Mrs. Rudy Boysen of Anaheim and Miss Bertha Stutz of Oakland are spending this week vacationing in various southern cities. The women were girlhood friends and met in Los Angeles Saturday to begin their trip. Eldridges Tave guest Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eldridge of 419 South Helena street had as their guest Monday there nephew, Walter Gooch of Pomona. Ed Howell Transferred Ed Howell left for Catalina Sunday afternoon where he will be employed by the Standard Oil company. Mrs. Howell will continue working for the S. Q. R. store until after the Christmas holidays, when she will join her husband. Their recently-purchased home at 452 South Ohio street will be disposed of. Catherine Schroeder Reveals Bethrothal To Joe Lemons Miss Catherine Schroeder clearly announced her betrothal wedding date to members of sewing circles of which she is member Friday evening at home on Lincoln avenue. She will wed Joe Lemons Santa Ana, January 9. The new was announced by means of patriotic-colored boxes holding question and a dart. When the looms overhead were puncture they revealed the date and the that the wedding would take place at the Zion Lutheran church. Patriotic games were the version of the evening, with Leo Willers, Margaret Musch and Lorraine Teasdale as winners Others enjoying the get-together and announcement party were Misses Alice Schroeder, Jeanne Hastings, Lillian Titz, Olive Popp, Elsie Willers, Joy Vincent Wanda Morgan, Dolly Geiss Gertrude Klausing, Dora You Rose Bouas, Aline Schroeder, M Verna Schultz and Miss Jo Denali alof Anaheim, Mrs. Russell Cobbs, Long Beach, Miss Im Lemke, and Miss Helen Heinem Olive; Betty White, Placeen Jean Groughan, Balboa, Mrs. McFarland, Newport Beach, Miss Mildred Geissler of San Barbara. Bonnie McGavran Feted at Shower Miss Bonnie McGavran honored Thursday evening with pre-nuptial shower given at home of Mrs Jessie Dohm Mrs. Austin Salisbury of who song "I Love Thee," because." Mrs. McGavran, of the bride, was smartly in a gold rayon frock matching accessories. She gardenia and coral bourgeage. Mrs. Rainey, the mom's mother, was attired co-toned velvet and wool with a similar corsage. The reception at the home, Mrs. Harold Covell, Melvin Salveson, Mrs. Clanton, Mrs. Ethel Lewis, Ms Marie Place assisted in the refreshments and dried wedding cake. The were attractive with flower elements in pastel shades. Adding supper was served along table exquisitely appenin white, delphinium blue. Silver roses and can-centered the table. F. T. Burlen, of Fullerton, gave the newlyweds. New Mr. and Mrs. Rainey neymooning at an undisdestination, after which all reside in their own new 146 South Cornell evenlerton. Bride and groom are both sons of the Fullerton high and junior college. Before marriage the bride was dental to Dr. Howe of Fullerton, bridegroom is radio techor the Lash-Stewart Genetic company, Santa Ana. Heim Sextet by Hunting Trip and Mrs. Lars Lund, Mr. Carl Van Atta and Mr. George Hatfield spent a enjoyable Sunday hunting at valley, near Hemet. Group captured their quota and enjoyed a picnic the afternoon. Bomb out of men's minds Godiva's heroic ride. The city through whose streets he clothed only in her hair the burden of her townsfolk, wiped out by ruthless 'Nazi How the memory of her its scene is turned to and ashes, told in Thean Weekly, the magazine edited with next week's LOSLES EXAMINER—Adv. Mrs. Harry Horn has left for Palm Springs where she will remain for the next week. With her went her daughter, Barbara, who is taking the trip as a health measure, having recently suffered a severe case of bronchitis. Mrs. Bell Visits Kin Mrs. Mattie Bell of South Helena street left yesterday for Los Angeles where she will spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Baker and small daughter, Frances. Mr. Baker is her grandson. Group Attends Tea Mrs. Edward Bimat, Mrs. Robert LaMori, Miss Frances Backs, Mrs. Mayme Dillon and the Misses Nell and Marie Robinson were Anaheim representatives of the Y.L.I. benefit tea given at the home of Bing Crosby at Tsaluca Lake Sunday. Recovers From Flu B. F. (Chappie) Chaplin has returned to work at the Anaheim Gazette after being confined to his home, 912 North Helena, with the flu. Mrs. Bruce Ill Mrs. Vincent Bruce of 833 South Lemon street is confined to bed with an attack of influenza. Mrs. Goff Returns Mrs. Clara Goff of 208 North Palm tree left November 15 for northern California to visit her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert LaFranchi of Berkeley. She also was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Goff of that city. During her stay, she witnessed the California-Oregon game and the California-Stanford game. She returned home last Sunday. Mauerhans Return Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mauerhan of Katella road have returned from an extensive eastern tour during which they made purchase of a new car. Attend Party Mrs. LeRoy Marsh of 300 North Janss street, and her daughter, Mrs. Walter Nankervis (Anita Marsh) of Garden Grove were among guests yesterday at the announcement tea given yesterday by Miss Norma LeFernay of Orange. Walter Gooch of Pomona. Ed Howell Transferred Ed Howell left for Catalina Sunday afternoon where he will be employed by the Standard Oil company. Mrs. Howell will continue working for the S. Q. R. store until after the Christmas holidays, when she will join her husband. Their recently-purchased home at 452 South Ohio street will be disposed of. Elton Patterson Ill Elton Wayne Patterson, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Patterson of 618 North Claudina street, is resting comfortably following an operation Thursday at the Fullerton College hospital. Vistors Return Home Mrs. J. S. Van Wagoner of 215 East North street bade farewell to her Thanksgiving holiday visitors, Mrs. Ronnie Wilburn and daughter, Gayla, Tuesday when they left for their home, Madison, S. D. Get yourself a 1934 Ford Tuder fer as little as $95. See Boney's ad under classification "Autos for Sale." Want Ads 25c FUR COATS and jackets in caracul, squirrel locke and sable dyed muskrat — all new fashions $125.90 to $175.00 FUR Lemke, and Miss Helen Heinem Olive; Betty White, Placent Jean Groughan, Balboa, Mrs. McFarland, Newport Beach, Miss Mildred Geissler of San Barbara. Bonnie McGavran Feted at Shower Miss Bonnie McGavran honored Thursday evening with pre-nuptial shower given at home of Mrs. Jessie Dohm North Olive street. Mrs. Da McGavran was co-hostess. "Cottie" was the diversion of evening, with prizes going to Vinton Lee, and Mrs. I. A. McCranan. Feting the bride-elect with the Misses Cleta Banks, H Banks, Bernice Bacon, Mary C erine Morgan, Verde Richard Mrs. I. A. McGavran and H Vinton Lee, all of Fullerton; T O. Rainey, Mrs Herbert and Mrs Minnie Dohm of A heim and Mrs. Walter Ely Corona. HOSTESS COAT Smart housecoats in ray silk, suede or flannel in bestful colors and styles $3.95 to $15.00 BLOUSES Silk blouses, satins and dais ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATERS "THE PLACE TO GO" All Theaters Thursday Nite "Super-Pay-Me" It Pays To Play ST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Tomorrow (Sat. Dec. 7) MMA SHEARER—ROBERT TAYLOR—in "ESCAPE" Allan Jones—Nancy Kelly in the NIGHT IN THE TROPICS" "ABBOTT and COSTELLO" Sun. (Dec. 8) NAN GARFIELD—BRENDA MARSHALL—in "EAST OF THE RIVER" Gloria Jean - Hugh Herbert LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN" FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Tomorrow (Sat. Dec. 7) BIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND" also—BOAT ANNIE SAILS AGAIN' Mon. Tues. (Dec. 8-9-10) NORTHWEST MOUNTED POLICE" also—HIT PARADE OF 1941" to Sat. (Dec. 11-12-13-14) RING PARADE" also "SANDY GETS HER MAN" FOX ANAHEIM Phone 3602 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. Dec. 7) "SPRING PARADE" also "SANDY GETS HER MAN" Sun. Mon. Tues. (Dec. 8-9-10) "BITTERSWEET" also 'CHAN AT THE WAX MUSEUM' Wed. to Sat. (Dec. 11-12-13-14) "TIN PAN ALLEY" also "THE GAY CABALLERO" NEW ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Today & Tomorrow (Dec. 6-7) HENRY GOES ARIZONA" also "EX: CHAMP" Sun., Mon., Tues. (Dec. 8-9-10) ANDY HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE" also "LUCKY CISCO KID" Wed. & Thurs. (Dec. 11-12) "CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA" also "BROTHER ORCHID" 500 Thurs. Nite If Not Won ADULTS 15c Any Time caracul, squirrel locke and sable dyed muskrat — all new fashions $125.00 to $175.00 FUR JACKETS $45.00 to $79.50 BED JACKETS in brushed rayon, silk and knitted wool—all lovely colors and styles— $1.00 to $3.95 PAJAMAS Ladies' brushed rayon gowns and pajamas, in beautiful shades—a lovely gift— $2.00 to $3.00 SILK SLIPS Always popular for gifts. We have them in white and tea rose $1.29 to $3.95 Annual Dinner Last Night Catherine Schroeder Reveals Bethrothal Joe Lemons Ms Catherine Schroeder announced her betrothal and being date to members of two big circles of which she is a bride Friday evening at her on Lincoln avenue. Will wed Joe Lemons of Ana. January 9. The news announced by means of tiny tinted-colored boxes holding a coin and a dart. When balcony overhead were punctured, revealed the date and the fact the wedding would take place in Zion Lutheran church. Ionic games were the dinner of the evening, with Leona Ms. Margaret Musch and nine Teasdale as winners. Enjoying the get-together announcement party were the Alice Schroeder, Jeanette Iggs, Lillian Titz, Olivette Elsie Willers, Joy Vincent, Ana Morgan, Dolly Geissler,ude Klausing, Dora Yorde, Bouas, Aline Schroeder, Mrs. Schultz and Miss Jo Dennie. Anaheim, Mrs. Russell Gibb-Long Beach, Miss Irene ee, and Miss Helen Heineman, Betty White, Placentia; Groughan, Balboa, Mrs. C. Orland, Newport Beach, and Mildred Geissler of Santa Barbara. Janie McGavran Wed at Shower Ms Bonnie McGavran was wed Thursday evening with a baptial shower given at the of Mrs. Jessie Dohm on YLI PLANS FUTURE EVENTS Miss Agnes Callens presided over the regular meeting of the YLI Monday evening at the Odd Fellows' hall. During the business session plans were made for the Christmas party to be held at the hall December 16. Arrangements were made for the tour of the NBC studios December 9, and members were urged to make reservations with Elvira Hein. Mrs. E. Perry, superintendent of the art division of Orange county schools, was the guest speaker. She demonstrated Christmas gift wrapping and home decorations. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting. The table was spread with a lovely lace cloth and centered with a low bowl of flaming hybiscus. Mrs. Robert Rimpau was committee chairman, and assisting her were Mrs. Christina Pohlman, Mrs. Irene Wirt and Mrs. Victor Peltzer. Miss Virginia Sims Reveals Marriage Miss Virginia Sims' marriage to Joe Adair Burk of Whittier was announced recently to friends. The wedding date was October 12, and they were married at Whittier. A new home has been established in Whittier. Mr. Burk is employed at the Wilshire Oil company in Norwalk, while his bride is organist at the White Temple Methodist church in Anaheim. Mrs. Burk is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sims, of South Claudina street. Ebell Club Holds Annual Christmas Party Monday Night Anaheim Ebell club members were hostesses Monday evening to the annual Christmas party held at the clubhouse, with 200 guests present at the cheerful and entertaining program. Christmas colbs were prominent in the decorations arranged by Mrs. Robert Grogg and Mrs. William Hall as chairmen and Mrs. Maude Adams, Mrs. George Gredler and Mrs. Alexander Grant as decoration leaders. Real holly, pine cones and tiny individual candles centered the small tables at which a delicious banquet was served. In the receiving line were Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs, Miss E. Kate Rea, Mrs. Fred Weisel and Mrs. H. B. Pearson. During the dinner hour, several delightful selections were sung by the Anaheim union high school alumni sextet who included the Misses Betty Wingfield, Virginia Ward, Ruth Armentrout, Kay Van Buren, Jessie Thatcher, Betty Schneider and Lois Roquet as accompanist. Mrs. C. A. Neighbors gave the club greeting to guests and Leo J. Friis responded in behalf of the guests. Mrs. Juanita Ross, acting as Santa Claus, distributed gifts to Albert Raymond, Dr. Howard Tews, Dr. J. P. Brastad, Mrs. A. P. M. Brown and Mrs. E. E. Smith who were the "good children" and who described their good deeds. The Larson family of Pasadena were introduced by Mrs. Albert Raymond. The Larsons are professional magicians and entertain- Bannie McGavran ed at Shower Bonnie McGavran was wed Thursday evening with a auptial shower given at the of Mrs. Jessie Dohm on Olive street. Mrs. Darrel McGavran was co-hostess. Tottie" was the diversion of the ing, with prizes going to Mrs. Lee, and Mrs. I. A. McGavfeting the bride-elect were Misses Cleta Banks, Hazel Bernice Bacon, Mary CathMorgan, Verde Richardson, I. A. McGavran and Mrs. Lee, all of Fullerton; Mrs. Rainey, Mrs. Herbert Leo Mrs. Minnie Dohm of Anaand Mrs. Walter Ely of na. Want Ads 25c Mrs. Claudina Clark Hostess at Dinner Mrs. Claudina Clark was hostess Sunday to a lovely family dinner held at her home, 109 South Melrose-street. After dinner, the guests spent the afternoon in informal discussion. Enjoying the affair were Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Clark, sr., Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Longe and Bill Clark. all of Corona; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Clark, jr., and sons, Eddie, Richard and John, all of Palos Verdes; Miss Marjorie Clark and Miss Marie Clark of Anaheim and James Walker of Huntington Park. Christmas Headquarters The Store which serves you best every day of the year best qualified to serve you at Christmas. Ample assortments—extra salespeople to serve you—and the same standing values every day of the year. Come toorrow—we'll be "seeing you." HOSTESS COATS art housecoats in rayon, suede or flannel in beauual colors and styles BLOUSES blouses, satins and dainty LUGGAGE WARM BLANKETS Beacon Blankets Beacon Bed Blankets in luscious plain colors and fancy patterns—with deep satin binding. All colors—extra value— $3.95 and $4.95 Esmond Blankets Made by a new process with MOSTESS COATS art housecoats in rayon, suede or flannel in beaual colors and styles $3.95 to $15.00 BLOUSES blouses, satins and dainty dresses—all newest fashion—in white and pastel colors— $2.95 to $4.95 LADIES' SWEATERS white and light or dark shades, vely knits also many hand tied. Fine assortment at $1.95 to $4.95 LUGGAGE FOR GIFTS Ladies' Fitted Cases. Nice assortment of fittings with leather or airplane case— $9.85 up to $22.50 Ladies' Fortniter and Migrator Cases of Samsonite or airplane covering $10.95 to $22.50 Ladies' Dressing Cases constructed of leather, airplane or samsonite at $6.50 to $10.95 Men's Gladstone Cases, all leather in black or brown $7.95 to $15.00 Men's all Leather Zipper Bags in brown or black $8.50 to $15.00 A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H RENNER The S2R Store Beacon Blankets Beacon Bed Blankets in luscious plain colors and fancy patterns—with deep satin binding. All colors—extra value— $3.95 and $4.95 Esmond Blankets Made by a new process with underlay of wool. They come in white, all popular colors and fancy patterns. All satin bound $4.95 to $6.95 ALL WOOL BLANKETS Wool O' the West, Chatham, Purrey rayon and other famous makes in just the color you wish $5.95 Also the new rayon blankets in lovely colors at $4.05 and $5.95