anaheim-gazette 1941-04-03

Spring Style Show of Assistance Large Crowd Attends Event at Elks Clubhouse The Spring Style Show presented by the Anaheim chapter of the Orange County Assistance League featuring the styles of the Mary Millerick shop, Anaheim, held Saturday afternoon at the Elks club house was one of the outstanding social events of the season. The guests were received by Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. A. A. Newland, Mrs. Sid McGraw and Mrs. Lotus H. Loudon in the lobby, where a welcoming fire was burning on the spacious hearth. The lobby was also decorated with beautiful baskets of flowers and in one corner was a display of novelty chapeaus and jewelry. After entering, the guests were ushered to the upstairs lodge room by the daughters of the league members. The upstairs room was decorated with bamboo limbs placed around the room and the stage was edged with calla lilies and dutch iris. Mrs. Charles Pearson and Mrs. John Wilson were co-chairmen of the decorating committee and the other committee members were Mrs. McGraw, Mrs. Loudon, Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes, Mrs. William Schumacher, Mrs. Ted Kuchel, Mrs. Jefferson Rust, Mrs. Kaulbars, Mrs. George Holden, Mrs. J. E. Wallace, Mrs. William Webb, and Mrs. Newland. Before the program started the guests were serenaded by the Spanish Troubadors who played BRIDE-ELECT FETED AT SHOWER Miss Eleanor Marsh was honored at a shower given by Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mrs. E. Smith of Inglewood at the home of Mrs. Ethel Marsh, 300 N. Janss, last evening. A table was decorted and the gifts were placed an it. Over the table and gifts was suspended a wedding bell. The cake served later, was also decorated with a wedding bell. The evening was spent playing hearts with Mrs. Smith taking first prize and Mrs. W. Nankervis, second. Those present from Anaheim Mrs. Robert Royalty, Mrs. Clarence Woodbury, Mrs. Joe Siewerd, Miss Iona McMurtry, Miss Bessie Renner, and Miss Meta Kram. Out of town guests were Mrs. Robert Marsh of El Monte, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Otto Townsend and Mrs. David Johnson, both of Compton, Mrs. Richard Ellis, Mrs. Robert Baldwin of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Walter Nankervis of Garden Grove. Miss Eleanor Marsh Reveals Betrothal Announcement of the betrothal of Miss Eleanor Marsh to Jack Royalty was made Sunday evening by the bride-elect during a party at the home of Miss J. Elizabeth Calnon, 422 S. Illinois St. The wedding will take place at 4 p.m. on Friday, April 18, at the home of the bride-elect's parents, Lorraine Ebell Of Tustin Bride Of Gordon Titus Calla lilies, baby breath, fern and the aisle and altar of the Tustin Presbyterian church lighted with candles was the charming scene for 7:30 p.m. wedding Friday of Miss Lorraine Ebell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Ebell, Tustin, and Gordon Titus, son of E. E. Titus of San Diego, who has been residing with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ramm of West Broadway. Rev. Calvin Duncan of the Tustin Presbyterian church officiated at the single ring ceremony. The wedding party was preceded by the bride's sister, Rose Ebell, and her friend, Marilyn Humeston who lit the candles which were placed at each pew down the center aisle, and at the altar. Miss Helen Harper sang "Lord's Prayer," and "At Dawning," and Mrs Rosemary Ramm Smith sang "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life." The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with a finger tip length veil and carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses. She was attended by her sister, Miss Gwinn Ebell who was her maid of honor and by her sisters, Iola, Etta and Wanda, who were her bridesmaids. All of these young women wore moire taffeta gowns in pastel colors and carried bouquets of sweet peas and baby breath. The groom was attended by Alvert F. Ramm who was best man and the ushers were the bride's two brothers, Lewis and Miss Eleanor Marsh Reveals Betrothal Announcement of the betrothal of Miss Eleanor Marsh to Jack Royalty was made Sunday evening by the bride-elect during a party at the home of Miss J. Elizabeth Calnon, 422 S. Illinois St. The wedding will take place at 4 p.m. on Friday, April 18, at the home of the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Marsh, 300 N. Janss St. Mr. Royalty is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Royalty, 718 N. Claudina St. Guests at the party Sunday evening were Miss Marsh's colleagues on the staff of the Anaheim public library and included Miss Wilma Luhring, Miss Elva Haskett, Mrs. Edith Falkenstein, Mrs. Anna Camp, Mrs. Kate R. Spottswood, Miss Margaret Bradley, Miss Ruth Wirts and Miss Florence N. Swerdfeger. Young Bill Grafton Has Birthday Party Bill Henry Grafton, was honored on his third birthday with a party given at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. Henry Adams, 515 N. Clementine St. The guests arrived at ten o'clock and were served luncheon at noon along with a cake decorated with three pink candles. Those present were Mrs. William Grafton, Mrs. Henry Adams, Mrs. Howard Hineman of Balboa and daughter Peggy Ann, Mrs. Donald Campbell of Manhattan Beach and daughter, Ann, Mrs. Ewald Lemcke and daughter, Sandra, Mrs. Kenneth Walker and daughter, Katherine, Mrs. A. C. Elliot and son, Dick, and the honored guest. Mrs. E. H. Adams Luncheon Hostess Mrs. E. H. Adams was chairman at the noon luncheon of the Fidelis class of the White Temple Methodist church Friday. Those on her committees were Mrs. Nettie Eygabroad, Mrs. Ruth Brown, Mrs. M. Hauswald, Mrs. E. Van Atta, and Mrs. Laura Gregg. The luncheon was attended by approximately 35 people. It was followed by a business meeting in the Women's parlor. Daughter is Born To the James Spires Mr. and Mrs. James Spire, 515 N. Los Angeles St., are the parents of an eight-pound baby daughter, born Monday, March 31 at the Santa Ana Valley hospital. The little gril was named Katharine. She has two older brothers. Gazette's New Phone Number 220- Another frock which met with the approval of the spectators was a navy blue with a delightful harum shirt which had a wide stop-red leather belt. For tea or afternoon party time a black sheer with an embroidered lingerie trim worn with a black straw chapeau with white flowers forming crown effect and a white man at the noon luncheon of the Fidelis class of the White Temple Methodist church Friday. Those on her committees were Mrs. Nettie Eygabroad, Mrs. Ruth Brown, Mrs. M. Hauswald, Mrs. E. Van Atta, and Mrs. Laura Gregg. The luncheon was attended by approximately 35 people. It was followed by a business meeting in the Women's parlor. THE CHILDREN'S SHOP 232 West Center St., Anaheim Complete Children's Outfitters One Minute to 16 years Easter Gifts for the Little Ones Suzie Dolls $1.00 Long Eared Bunny Rabbits $1.00 Slack Suits for Spring Vacation Denims and Rayon Gabardine All Colors and Clever Styles $1.00 and $1.95 Slips and Undies For Easter Costumes 59c to $1.95 Boys' Clothes Arriving Daily Dress Pants $1.95 to $3.00 Adjustable Waistband Sport Suits Like Dads $8.95 Slack Suits $1.00 to $1.95 Assistance League Chapter Saturday Nine Ebell Justin Bride Gordon Titus Miss Focht Hostess The Epworth League of the White Temple Methodist church met at the home of Miss Delight Focht, Sunday evening after church for fellowship. Organized games were played and refreshments served. Mrs. Barnes Visits Here Mrs. Kirby Barnes, formerly of Anaheim and now residing in Downey, visited friends here over the week end. Motor to Escondido Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards of Katella St., went to Escondido on business one day this week. Millard Carlisle Visits Family Millard Carlisle of San Bernardo valley visited his family at 307 E. Wilhelmina St. over the week end. William Price in Hospital William Price of South Olive St. underwent a major operation, Monday, at the Fullerton general hospital. He fell a week ago in the family home and broke his hip. Mrs. Davidson Ill Mrs. Paul Davidson is in St. Joseph hospital with pneumonia. Mrs. Poirier Recovering Mrs. George Poirier of South Melrose St., is slowly recovering from a severe illness. Spend Day in San Diego Betty Spaenhower And Harley Hoskin Married at Yuma Marriage vows were said Friday evening at nine o'clock. Miss Betty Spaenhower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Spaenhower of 413 S. Illinois St., and Mrs. L. H. Hoskins of 1050 Angeles St., in Yuma, Ariz. Rev. Raymond C. Arches Yuma Presbyterian church elated at the double ring ceremony. The ceremony took place in the church manse. Miss Spaenhower was a bemburg sheer print noon dress and wore two on in a corsage at her shoulder. The ceremony the young left on a trip into Mexico and San Diego before returning. Both the bride and groom tended Anaheim union school and Fullerton junior college, where their cousins started. Following school, Hoskins has been working Douglas Aircraft company Alamitos warehouse. The new Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins are at home to their friend Mr. Hoskins parent's home S. Los Angeles St. Mrs. Fergus Hosted To Thimble Club The all day meeting of the Rebekah Thimble club was Friday at the home of Mrs. Fergus of S. Walnut St. carried a shower bouquet of roses. She was attended sister, Miss Gwinn Ebell, her maid of honor and sisters, Iola, Etta and who were her brides-all of these young women are taffeta gowns in pastel and carried bouquets of teas and baby breath. Groom was attended by Ramm who was best the ushers were the two brothers, Lewis and a family friend, Sam Mrs. Davidson Ill Mrs. Paul Davidson is in St. Joseph hospital with pneumonia. Mrs. Poirier Recovering Mrs. George Poirier of South Melrose St., is slowly recovering from a severe illness. Spend Day in San Diego Mrs. Guy Holman and son, Frank Martin, and friend, Miss Elenanor Dresser, and Guy Holman, jr., spent Sunday in San Diego visiting the zoo and other interesting places. Freddy Gregory Recovery Little Freddy Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gregory of E. Broadway, is recuperating from a severe attack of whooping cough. Mrs. Lindell Recuperating Mrs. Arthur Lindell, 555 S. Indiana St., is recuperating from an attack of the flu. On Business Trip Mrs. Alice Wagner and Mrs. Allen Crain motored to San Bernardino, Monday, on business. William Jobman Home William Jobman of Redlands spent the week-end with his family on East Broadway. Mrs. Rains Breaks Arm Mrs. Johanna Rains, mother of Mrs. Vona Allen, 413 E. Broadway, fell from a chair Friday and broke her right arm. Mrs. Rains resides with her daughter. Mrs. Carlin Visits Son Mrs. H. G. Carlin left for Honolulu this week to visit her son, Harold Carlin, Jr., who is a member of the post marine band at Pearl Harbor. She was bid bon voyage by many friends who saw her off at the boat. A constructive demonstration will be held by Miss Liles. Youngs in New Home Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Young, 507 N. Philadelphia St., noved Saturday to their new home, 1307 Damon Ave., Anaheim, which they recently purchased. To Visit Sister Miss Winona Benson, home economics teacher of the Anaheim union high school, plans to leave Monday to spend a week at Berkeley with her sister, Esther Benson. She will be accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lee Benson of Glendale. Attend: Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bennett and son, Bob, attended the Eddyville, Iowa, picnic at Griffith Park, Sunday. In Telephone Office Murel Harmon, a cousin of Mrs. E. H. Adams of 416 S. Olive St., is with the telephone company for a short time. Celebrates Birthday Dennis Adams, grandson of Mrs. Maurice Adams of 817 N. Janas St., was honored with a birthday party last week. Four generations attended the party including Denis, his mother, two grandmothers, and his great grandmother. Make the S. Q. R. Store your store for Men’s, Women’s and Childrens’ Apparel for a glorious Easter Newest fashions, satisfying selection and our prices are very low tomorrow. Extra-delicious Ben-Hur will be the ONE Coffee featured at the Cooking School LADIES' HATS Pastel felts or fabric hats for BEN-HUR COFFEE ATED "TOPS" IN FLAVOR! More flavor added to BEN-HUR deliciousness! New late processes of Roasting, Cooling and Cutting enables Ben-Hur Coffee to SAVE—and to actually deliver in your cup —from 10% to 12% more of the delicate volatile Coffee Flavor Oils than ever before! 3 Grinds... DRIP SILEX or PERCOLATOR BEN-HUR COFFEE SOLD BY ALL BETTER CLASS GROCERS LADIES' HATS Pastel felts or fabric hats for smart sportswear. Gay flower trims, off the face, and pompadour hats, all new styles— reasonably priced. LADIES' I Printed sheer dresses —many coats, full boleros. Some prints $16.75 to Pastel Dresses with o your Easter parade— $19.50 to Print and pastel s dresses, many new sty $3.95 to $7 GIRLS' DRESSS Dainty Easter frocks in sheers in floral patterns, d Swiss and organdy—2 year sizes— $1.95 to $3.9 Girls' Ensemble for girls o 14 and 8 years in th Easter m Flannel J in navy, re pastels— $2.50 $3.90 Plaid Ja $3.90 Plaid and Skirt $1.90 $3.90 Saturday Outstanding Success OVER $100.00 IN CASH PRIZES Kiwanis amateur program gives all an opportunity to compete for prizes. NO EXPENSE NO ENTRY FEE See Kiwanis President Harry I. Horn 1201 N. Palm Street, Anaheim for an application blank. No strings and no expense to this Big Amateur Radio Show. If you have talent for an act with one or more persons get an application blank today. Get in the Kiwanis amateur rs. Fergus Hostess to Thimble Club The all day meeting of the Lois Beekah Thimble club was held day at the home of Mrs. E. L. Gus of S. Walnut St., with out 20 women attending. A pot-luck was held at noon owed by the business meeting. were made for a food sale be held April 12. Mrs. Minerva plett of Fullerton was a guest the meeting. C. Vantines Hosts to Son and Wife Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vantine, Jr. Bismark, N. D., are visiting his prents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vane, who formerly resided in andin, N. D., and are now living the Rose Marie apartments. On their way here, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vantine called on Capt. Emerson Leissman, stationed at rt Lewis, Wash., who is a brothof Mrs. Jack Vantine, Jr. Q. R. Store is, Women's and a glorious Easter. Satisfying selection very low. Come A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store October Parade of NEWEST FASHIONS LADIES' DRESSES Printed sheer dresses also navy and black many coats, full length, also smart, poileros. Some prints and stripes— $16.75 to $29.50 LADIES' COATS Dress coats and capes in navy, black and pastels in new light weight poiret, crepe and sandloom—lovely, new fashions— $19.50 to $29.50 of NEWEST FASHIONS LADIES' DRESSES Printed sheer dresses also navy and black—many coats, full length, also smart poleros. Some prints and stripes— $16.75 to $29.50 Pastel Dresses with coats or jackets for your Easter parade— $19.50 to $29.50 LADIES' COATS Dress coats and capes in navy, black and pastels in new light weight poiret, crepe and sandloom—lovely, new fashions— $19.50 to $29.50 Pastel dressmaker suits in pastels and navy in the favored Easter Fashions— $11.95 to $19.50 Print and pastel street dresses, many new styles— $3.95 to $7.95 GIRLS' DRESSES Dainty Easter frocks in smart heers in floral patterns, dimity, Swiss and organdy—2 to 14 year sizes— $1.95 to $3.95 Girls' Ensembles for girls of 2 to 14 and 8 to 14 years in the new Easter modes. Flannel Jackets in navy, red, and pastels— $2.50 $3.95 Plaid Jackets $3.95 Plaid and Pastel Skirts $1.95 $3.95 SPORT DRESSES Ladies Sport dresses, 2 piece styles, clever sport styles with separate skirt. Perfectly tailored of South American prints— $2.95 to $7.95 Ladies' Outing Apparel Everything you will desire for patio or outdoors—slacks or slack suits in all the popular new fabrics and colors. $1.95 to $12.95