anaheim-gazette 1941-03-20

Winifred Hapgood Exchanges Wedding Chapel Scene of Ceremony Saturday Evening The Capilla de San Antonio was the scene of the five o'clock wedding Saturday of Miss Winifred Hapgood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hapgood, 714 N. Philadelphia St., and Jack Douglas Stiefel, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Stiefel, 1053 Pioneer boulevard, Artesia. The bridal party stood in the chapel which was lighted with taper candles among beautiful baskets of white snapdragons, larkspur and calla lillies. Rev Thomas H. Walker, pastor of the San Clemente Presbyterian church, officiated at the single ring ceremony. Mr. Hapgood gave his daughter in marriage. The bride wore a charming wedding ensemble of light beige wool dress and jecket with golden rust accessories. She wore a Bird of Paradise corsage at her shoulder and carried a striking bouquet of Golden Charm roses. To keep the bridal tradition she wore her great-grandmother's betrothal jacket and a handkerchief made by her grandmother, Mrs. Stella B. Hapgood of Anaheim. Mrs. Paul L. Winsor was her sister's matron of honor. She wore a light wool poudre blue redingote with black accessories and carried talisman roses. Sam Stiefel served his brother as best man and Burton Price, Max Failor and Frank Brinton were ushers. The music was provided by Visit Orange Show Rev. and Mrs. Don Earl Boatman, Mrs. Mary Swindler and Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Buckley, all of Anaheim, attended the National Orange Show at San Bernardino, Monday. Daughter Born A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Mercer, 702 S. Lemon, Tuesday at the Fullerton general hospital. Hapgoods Have Guests Mrs. E. P. Hapgood had 85 guests this week her mother, Mrs. Lotie Crandall, her sister, Mrs. Ben Hawley, and her nephew, Frank Brinton, all of Springville, Utah. Lodges Plan Supper A pot-luck supper will be held Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Odd Fellows hall for Odd Fellows, Rebekah's and friends. The lodge will furnish coffee, bread and butter. Those attending are asked to bring dishes to be shared. Dwyers on Tour Frank Sedgley received a card from Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer reporting that they have gone East and have taken delivery on a new car and are now touring the east coast of Florida. Card Club Meets Lodge to Hold Supper The Lois Rebekah ledge will hold a penney supper Friday night. They will serve from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. and the public is invited. Starr's Survey Damage Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Starr drove to Newport Beach, Sunday to survey the flood damage to that city. Play Attended Mr. and Mrs. George Alden and Mrs. Alice Purgson, of Shawnee, Okla., who is visiting with her daughter, attended "The Gas Light" at the Hollywood Playhouse Saturday. Viola Hill Circle Meets The Viola Hill Circle of the Calvary Baptist church met today at the home of Mrs. John Anthony, 515 S. Palm St., for a meeting and luncheon. Attend Sciot Dance Mr. and Mrs. Len Daigle and Mr. and Mrs. John Beeson attended the Sciot dance at the Riverside Breakfast club in Los Angeles Saturday. Parents of Son Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herron, 609 S. Lemon St., are the proud parents of a baby girl, born March 12 at the Fullerton general hospital. The little girl was named Mrs. Paul L. Winsor was her sister's matron of honor. She wore a light wool poudre blue redingote with black accessories and carried talisman roses. Sam Stiefel served his brother as best man and Burton Price, Max Failor and Frank Brinton were ushers. The music was provided by Mrs. A. F. Faust. Following the ceremony the parents and the bridal party received congratulations in the garden of the chapel. Returning to the chapel the bride cut and shared the first piece of wedding cake with her new husband. Mrs. R. L. Royalty of Anaheim and Mrs. Herman Loehr of Riverside presided at the bride's table and assisting throughout the affair were Miss Marjorie Niederer, Miss Helen Swenerton, Miss Peggy Akerman and Mrs. William Hutton. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim union high school and Fullerton junior college. She is an alumnae of Theta Nu Theta. She plans to continue her stenographic position with the Realty Tax and Service company in Los Angeles. Mr. Stiefel graduated from Compton high school and Fullerton junior college and will be a member of the June graduating class of the University of Southern California, where he is majoring in business management. The new Mr. and Mrs. Stiefel spent their honey-moon in Laguna Beach and are now at home at 536½ 47th St., Los Angeles. Towsend Card Party To be Held Tonight It was announced today by Mrs. Loretta Ferris, Townsend committee chairman, that the Anaheim Townsend club No. 1 will hold its regular card party at the club room, 224 E. Center St., at 8 p.m. The regular games will be played and there will be prizes and refreshmemnts. A cordial welcome is extended to the public. Mrs. Ted Kirkhart Honored at Shower Mrs. Ted Kirkhart was honored last night with a layette shower given for her by Mrs. Gerald Gover and Miss Elaine Breeden, in Fellows hall for Odd Fellows, Rebekah's and friends. The lodge will furnish coffee, bread and butter. Those attending are asked to bring dishes to be shared. Dwyers on Tour Frank Sedgley received a card from Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer reporting that they have gone East and have taken delivery on a new car and are now touring the east coast of Florida. Card Club Meets The regular meeting of the Elks Ladies Card club was held Friday. Mrs. Mable Diggins won first prize at bridge. Vistors Return Home Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Nichause, who have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carroll for the past two months, returned to their home in Oakland Wednesday. View Wild Flowers Mr. and Mrs. William W. Bartlett, Mrs. Lena Bartlett, and Miss Elizabeth Bartlett drove to Bakersfield and Santa Maria to see the wildflowers. Mrs. Helmsen Has Guest Mrs. Allen Stacey has been the house guest of Mrs. Jane D. Helmsen since Tuesday of last week. Friends Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. T. Cross of Puente, and Mr. and Mrs. George Cross of El Monte visited with Mrs. Jane Helmsen Saturday morning. In the afternoon the group went to the funeral of Mrs. Helmsen's cousin, Richard W. Jones of El Modena at the Orange Presbyterian church. Mrs. Leonard Entertains C. A. Steele and daughter, Mrs. George Christensen of Seattle, Wash., were the guests of Mr. Steele's sister, Mrs. E. F. Leonard, 126 S. Kregor St.last week.During their stay the group visited other relatives in Long Beach and San Diego. William Hansen Visiting William Hansen arrived home with his new bride Monday to spend a couple of days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.T.F.Hansen. Attend Birthday Dinner The double birthday dinner for Gicaria Ellingson and Mrs.Sarah Gardener at the Clifton's cafeteria in Los Angeles was attended by Mr. and Mrs.William H.Ball and Jim and Joan. Women Needed to Help Red Cross Attend Sciot Dance Mr. and Mrs.Len Daigle and Mr. and Mrs.John Beeson attended the Sciot dance at the Riverside Breakfast club in Los Angeles Saturday. Parents of Son Mr. and Mrs.John F.Herron, 609 S.Lemon St., are the proud parents of a baby girl, born March 12 at the Fullerton general hospital.The little girl was named Joyce Ann. Son is Born A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.Marcus N.Yorba,of RFD 3 at Fullerton general hospital on March 14.The baby was named Marcos Albert. Wits go East Mr. and Mrs.Emil Witt of 927 N.Los Angeles St.,left Tuesday for Chicago and Detroit on a business and pleasure trip They expect to be gone between 10 days and two weeks. Party For Children The Orange County alumna of Kappa Delta are planning Easter party for the members' children to be held the day before Easter at the Anaheim Park There will be a pot luck lunch. Parents Feted Mr. and Mrs.C.S.Mitchell of Redlands were honored with a double birthday dinner Sunday at the home of their daughter,Mrs.E.T.Bradley. Weekend at Palm Springs Mr. and Mrs.Mait Smith of Buena Park,and Mr.and Mrs.Eugene Burkhardt of Anaheim were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Camille Allee at Palm Springs over the week end. Attend Fraternity Banquet Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Riutcel and Mr.and Mrs.F.R.Alden attended a pot luck supper at the SAE Fraternity house at Occidental college Monday,as guest of Wallace Riutcel and John Alden. Guests at Ames Home Mr.and Mrs.Van Ames of Clearwater were guests of Mr.and Mrs.AldAmes,Saturday. Visit in San Diego Mrs.Claudina Clark of Anaheim and Mrs.Lucille Stevens of Pasadena visited friends in San Diego over the week end. Mrs. Ted Kirkhart Honored at Shower Mrs. Ted Kirkhart was honored last night with a layette shower given for her by Mrs. Gerald Gover and Miss Elaine Breeden, in Mrs. Gover's home at 1256 E. North St. The evening was spent playing games with the prizes going to Mrs. Dickenson and Mrs. C. Kirkhart. Following the entertainment gifts were opened. Earlier in the evening they had been placed in a bassinet. Refreshments were served. Those invited were Mrs. John Peek, Mrs. Chester Kirkhart, Mrs. Norman Keup, Mrs. Robert Balch, Mrs. Herman Robinson, Mrs. Charles Comstock, Mrs. George Balch, Mrs. Robert Dickenson, Mrs. Willard Dorman, Mrs. Guy Breeden, Mrs. Arthur Saviers of Fullerton, Miss Wynetta Kirkhart, Miss Genevieve Dickenson and Mrs. Virginia Pratt, the honored guest an dthe hostesses. Women Needed to Help Red Cross Ladies! Ladies! get behind your local Red Cross and help. It is up to each and every one of you to give a few minutes of your time each day to help this worthy cause. You can work in your home and all the material is furnished by the Red Cross. All you have to furnish is a little of your time and energy. The garments are already cut out and all they need is finishing. There are dresses, bath robes, outting flannel pajamas and sweaters to be knitted. If you wish more information call Mrs. F. R. Alden phone number 4673 or come to the Ebell club house between 9 and 4 any Tuesday. To Be Presented at the FULLERTON HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25th, 8:30 P.M. Prices. $1.50. $1.00. 75c and 55c (Plus Tax) Tickets Now on Sale: Wilkinson Drug Co., Fullerton; Santa Ana Book Store; Henry Brothers, Anaheim Changes Nuptial Vows With Jack Douglass Mrs. Charles Linger Feted at Shower Monday Evening Recent announcement of the marriage of Miss Jean Guss to Charles Linger on July 6, 1939 was the incentive for a shower given in her honor by Mrs. Dewey Van Atta of 124 Kroger St., Monday evening. The St. Patrick's motif was carried out with tinted green lilies and green sweet peas. Even the two-course supper which was served was Irish green for the occasion. The guests played hearts and bingo after supper and prizewinners were Mrs. Siver Moen, Mrs. Frank Leonard, Mrs. Mary Linger and Mrs. Annie B. Guss. Those invited were Mrs. Margaret Woodbury, Mrs. Charles Comstock, Mrs. Emil Roquet, Mrs. Clifford Yonker, Mrs. C. C. Guss, Mrs. Harley C. Vincent, Mrs. Erhardt C. Heinze, Mrs. Wayne Nash, Mrs. Roy Eldridge, Mrs. H. O. Warton, Miss Shirley Tozier, Mrs. J. L. Guss, all of Anaheim, Miss Sara Guss, Mrs. Annie B. Guss, Mrs. Morris Hovey, Miss Shirley Hovey, Mrs. Siver Moen, Mrs. L. E. Prentice, Mrs. Clark Brown, Mrs. Viola Fox, Miss Eileen Warton, Miss Joan Guss, Mrs. A. O. Knutson, Mrs. L. E. Wells, Mrs. Vernon Hill and Mrs. Zola Van Attaj all of Fullerton, and Mrs. Charles Lamb of Garden Grove, and Mrs. James Walker of Huntington Park, and guest of Daughter Born to John McFarlands The stork mail service kept Mr. and Mrs. John McFarland waiting for their bundle until 4:30 Tuesday morning when a seven pound, two ounce girl was delivered to them at the St. Joseph's hospital of Orange. The little girl has been named Mary Louise. She is the first grandchild on both sides of the family. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheridan of Anaheim and Dr. and Mrs. O. Scott McFarland of Santa Ana. The grandfathers, the father and the baby are doing nicely, as is Mrs. McFarland. "Night School" Held by P.-T. A. Strains of organ music greeted those who attended the "Go to School Night," at the Fremont school. The organ was played by Charlotte Gauer, Glenn Greder, Jeannette Hemerling, Barbara Wood, Marian Merrill, and James Frisl, under the direction of Miss Ethel Campbell. During the business meeting presided over by Mrs. Leo J. Frils, Mrs. R. H. Richard, nominating committee chairman, reported the elections. Those elected were Mrs. George L. Rains, president Mrs. R. C. Hein, vice-president; Mrs. Charles Hunt, secretary; Mrs. Arthur Roquet, treasurer; Mrs. W. E. Melton, parliamentarian; and Mrs. Paul Boliek, auditor. After the business meeting Wilbert Bonney, school principal, and M. A. Gauer, superintendent of elementary schools, welcomed everyone and "Night School," begin. Verla Wimberly Hostess at Dinner Miss Verla Wimberly of 116 S. Kroeger St., entertained Tuesday evening with a St. Patrick's Day dinner. She had the table decorated with green candles and a large center piece of tinted green carnations, and placed about the room were several bouquets of white cala lilies. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gough of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Looney of Orange, and Mrs. Ella Wimberly. Given for Group Sunday Breakfast Mrs. Victor Peltzer and Agnes Callens were co-host at a Sunday morning breakfast at the home of Mrs. Peltzer. Daffadils and stocks decorate the room and the table was covered with leaf patterned clothets Miss Rose Palm won a cake wrist raffled off. Those who were Miss Catherine Garret, Marie Robertson and Mrs. Vy Lypes al lof Placentia. A.E.SCHUMACHER O.H.RENNER New Spring Fabric New Spring Fabric Anniversary Priced ÉXCELLO PRINTS New Spring patterns in our famous Excello prints, all fast colors and 80 square quality for long wear. Anniversary priced yard ... 17c SHEER VOILES Dainty sheer lawns in lovely patterns for Spring dresses, also new chambray ginghams in stylish broad stripes for Spring and Summer. All fast colors and priced for the Anniversary yard ... 25c BETTER FABRICS New stylish fabrics, including Crepe Romaine, Cavalry twill, and Spun Rayon, all new Hollywood fabrics in the new fashions for Spring and Easter. priced for the Anniversary—yard ... 50c Black Douglas Steifel of Artesia For Planning to Show March 29 HURSHEL SNYDERS HOSTS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Hurshel Snyder, 845 N. Climentine, entertained with a birthday dinner for Mrs. Snyder's father, G. H. Cobb of Pomona, Sunday. Since Mr. Cobb's birthday occurs on March 17, the St. Patrick's day motif was used. Also honored was Mr. Synder's sister, Miss Claris Snyder, who left Monday night for Porterville to open a beauty shop. Those present besides the honored guests and the host and hostess were Mrs. Cobb and a friend from Norwalk. Nominating Board For DAR Chosen Mrs. J. B. Hasty and Mrs. Charles Pearson were hostesses to the DAR at the home of Mrs. Pearson. During the business: meeting the nominating committee was elected and the members are as follows: Mrs. Ruth Jefferson Rust, chairman; Mrs. David Toms, and Mrs. Nellie D. Seitz. There was general rejoicing because of the outcome of their damage suit. Plans were made for the general improvement of the Mother Colony house. The next meeting will be April 4. Refreshments of warm gingerbread with whipped cream and tea and coffee were served. ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATRES "THE PLACE TO GO" $ All Theatres Monday Nite "Super-Pay-Me" IT PAYS TO PLAY WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Now to Tues. (March 25) Barbara Stanwyck - Henry Fonda in "LADY EVE" also 'HERE COMES HAPPINESS' Starts Wednesday (March 26) WALLACE BEERY—in "THE BAD MAN" with Lionel Barrymore also "BLONDE INSPIRATION" FOX FULLERTON Phone 207 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. March 22) "FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK" also "LET'S MAKE MUSIC" Broadway Santa Ana Phone 300 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. March 22) Frederic March-Margaret Sullavan in "SO ENDS OUR NIGHT" also Jane WithersCharles (Buddy) Rogers in "GOLDEN HOOFS" Starts Sunday (March 23) Lucille Ball - George Murphy - Edmond O'Brien—in "A GIRL, A GUY, AND A GOB" also Ralph Bellamy - Margaret Lindsay —in "ELLERY QUEEN'S PENTHOUSE MYSTERY" FOX ANAHEIM Phone 3602 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. March 22) Now to Tues. (March 25) Barbara Stanwyck · Henry Fonda in "LADY EVE" also 'HERE COMES HAPPINESS' Starts Wednesday (March 26) WALLACE BEERY—in "THE BAD MAN" with Lionel Barrymore also "BLONDE INSPIRATION" FOX FULLERTON Phone 207 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. March 22) "FOOTSTEPS IN THE DARK" also — "LET'S MAKE MUSIC" Sun. Mon. Tues. (March 23-24-25) "MAISIE WAS A LADY" also — "BUCK PRIVATES" Wed. to Sat. (March 26-27-28-29) "ANDY HARDY'S PRIVATE SECRETARY" also — "DR. KILDARE'S CRISIS" NEW ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Today and Tomorrow (March 21 & 22) "WEST OF CARSON CITY" also "THE APE" Sun., Mon., Tues. (March 23, 24, 25) "WYOMING" also "TUGBOAT ANNIE SAILS AGAIN" Wed. & Thurs. (March 26 & 27) "DISPATCH FROM REUTER'S" also "GIRL FROM AVENUE A" BROADWAY SANTA ANA BOOK NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY! MEN'S SWEATERS Mens and young mens all wool sweaters, slip-on style, in the argyle pattern, a $3.50 value. Anniversary priced $2.95 SPECIAL FABRIC PURCHASE Buy several dress lengths of these new fabrics for Spring and Summer including 20% Wool woven fabrics, 39 inches wide—woven pin check, woven large check rayons and French crepe prints, crown tested for seam strength and color fastness. Anniversary priced, per yard ... $39c BATH TOWELS Cannon "Roses" pattern — heavy, absorbent quality bath towels in beautiful colors. An Outstanding value and specially priced for the Anniversary. Large size ... $49c Hand towels ... $23c Wash cloths 12½c LACE CLOTHS Scranton lace dinner cloths in lovely designs. They wear for many seasons and make a fine setting for your best china and glassware. 70x90 Anniversary priced ... $2.69 MEN'S SWEATERS Mens and young mens all wool sweaters, slip-on style, in the argyle pattern, a $3.50 value. Anniversary priced ... $2.95 Special Purchase of MEN'S MARK TWAIN DRESS SHIRTS Woven broadcloth and Madras dress shirts in smart patterns. They are regularly $1.65 and they are sanforized shrunk with non-wrinkle collar. Special Anniversary price ... $1.39 Anniversary LUGGAGE Special Anniversary purchase. With the co-operation of a large manufacturer we offer a limited selection of high grade luggage. Every piece is full 3 ply throughout—strong, light, convenient and will wear for many trips. 2 piece migrator and dressing cases, airplane covering, sturdy and good looking. $17.95 value Anniversary priced ... $12.95 Airplane covered overnite cases, choice of 18 or 21 inch size, beautiful lined, a regular $6.50 value. Anniversary priced ... $4.95