anaheim-gazette 1941-04-10

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis C Prominent Couple Married Here April 9, 1887 On April 9, 1887, Arthur L. Lewis and Miss Louise M. Mosseman were married at a quiet ceremony conducted in Anaheim. The couple celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary yesterday. Only relatives and a few close friends attended the wedding in 1887 which united a daughter of a pioneer family to a youth whose home had been Anaheim since he was 11 years old. The Anaheim Gazette of April 11, 1912, carried the following news item, reporting on a party given for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis in honor of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary: "Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lewis were given a delightful surprise on Tuesday evening, it being the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding, which occurred in this city, April 9, 1887. The guests to the number of 40 met at the home of William McLaughlin and went in a body to the scene of the festivities. "A second marriage ceremony was performed by Mr. McLaughlin. After the ceremony Fayette Lewis read the account of the wedding appearing in the Gazette? 25 years ago. Each guest brought the oldest picture of himself extant and much merriment was excited thereby. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis received many handsome pieces of silver, among them being two sets of silver salad forks, presented by the members of the O. M. B. and Four-Fours clubs. "Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lewis, Miss Cora Lewis, Fayette Lewis, Mrs. Mosseman and Misses Clara and MRS. HATHAWAY ENTERTAINS GROUP The board of directors and the department chairmen of the Business and Professional Women's club met at the home of Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway last Thursday. A buffet supper was served with the Easter motif predominant in the decorations. Guests were seated at a small table, with sweet neas and nests of Easter eggs. Sixteen members were present. After the business meeting an interesting new card game was enjoyed and the prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mary Foreman and Mrs. Eva Boyd. Each guest received a souvenir gift from the retiring president. Paddocks Hosts To Club's Board Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Paddock, 820 N. Dickel St., entertained the executive board of the Mariners club of the Presbyterian church with a pot luck dinner at their home last night. Mrs. Paddock had her tables decorated with Easter nests filled with colored eggs and candy Easter bunnies were used for place makers. The supper was followed with a business meeting with Skipper Safford Minder, in charge. The next executive board meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle West. party were the honored couple, their sons, L. A. Lewis and L. B. Margaret Nichols Exchanges Vows with Walter B. Chaffee In a setting of arched palms, snap dragons, stock and white lilies fashioned into cushion bouquets, and lighted candleabras, the marriage vows of Miss Margaret Louella Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd P. Nichols of Gilbert road, and Walter B. Chaffee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chaffee of Garden Grove, were spoken Palm Sunday in the White Temple Methodist church sanctuary. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Mr. Nichols, in the presence of 400 guests. Rev. Thomas L. Burden officiated at the ceremony. The bride was attired in a gown of white mousse-line de soie over taffeta, designed with a tight bodice and bouffant skirt. Her finger tip veil was held with a crown of orange blossoms from her father's grove and a seed pearl halo. Her only other jewelry was a necklace and cross matching the halo. She carried a bouquet of camelias and baby breath centered with an orchid corsage whih she later detached and wore. The bride was attended by her sister, Loretta, who wore a dress identical in style to that of the bride and in poudre blue mousse-line de soie. She carried a bouquet of pink roses and baby breath. Donald Dungan, of Berkeley and formerly of Garden Grove, was best man. Ushers were the bridegroom's brother, John, Richard Druckner of Los Angeles and Lewis read the account of the wedding appearing in the Gazette 25 years ago. Each guest brought the oldest picture of himself extant and much merriment was excited thereby. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis received many handsome pieces of silver, among them being two sets of silver salad forks, presented by the members of the O. M. B. and Four-Fours clubs. "Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lewis, Miss Cora Lewis, Fayette Lewis, Mrs. Mosseman and Misses Clara and Adela Mosseman came down on the evening train. Mrs. Mosseman will remain a few days, but the others returned home yestreday." Then on April 15, 1937, the following story appeared: "Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis of Anaheim were honored at a surprise party given at the home of their son, L. A. Lewis, in Whittier last Friday evening commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the Anaheim couple. "Following a family dinner the party returned to the L. A. Lewis home after which about 70 friends and relatives from Anaheim and Los Angeles called to pay their respects. Included in the dinner party were the honored couple, their sons, L. A. Lewis and L. B. Lewis, and their families, Misses Clara and Adele Mosseman, sisters of Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Irene Scott, J. W. Cole, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Baldwin of San Diego, cousins of Mr. Lewis. "Guests mingled about the beautifully decorated home and illuminated garden renewing old friendships. At the close of the evening a three-tiered wedding cake and coffee were served and Anaheim guests presented Mr. and Mrs. Lewis with a beautiful gift. Los Angeles guests, all relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, were Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitch, Richard Fitch and Mr. and Mrs. Al Purkiss." Sun., Mon., Tues. (April 13-14-15) "THE LADY EVE" also— "HARDBOILED CANARY" Wed. to Sat. (April 16-17-18-19) "NICE GIRL" also 'LONE WOLF Takes a CHANCE' "NICE GIRL" also "LADDIE" Wed. to Sat. (April 16-17-18-19) "LAS VEGAS NIGHTS" also— "The MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF" ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Today and Tomorrow (April 11 and 12) "CHARTER PILOT" also "WILDCAT OF TUCSON" Sun., Mon., Tues. (April 13, 14, 15) "The WESTENER" also "The LONE WOLF KEEPS A DATE" Wed. and Thurs. (April 16 and 17) "BITTERSWEET" also "WHO KILLED AUNT MAGGIE?" 800 Mon. Nite ADULTS 15c Any Time BROADWAY SANTA ANA FOX FULLERTON ANAHEIM BOOK NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY! It's the Flavor! THAT BRINGS CHEERS FOR BEN-HUR COFFEE USE LESS coffee per cup—Enjoy Saving with Ben Hur! ANAHEIM GAZETTE Lewis Celebrate Their Fifty-Fourth Wedding Here-n-There Young Sailor Honored Carl Roy Hawkins, RFD 1, box 309-a, was last week selected honor man of his company at the U.S. naval training station in San Diego. The selection was made by instructors at the station. Guests at Berg Home Guests this week at the Earl R. Berg home are Miss Zelda Harlan and Mrs. Lou Griffith of McMinnville, Ore. Miss Marlan is secretary to the president of Linfield college and Mrs. Griffith is wife of the pastor of the First Methodist church of McMinnville. Mrs. Morris Returns Mrs. Paul A. Morris, 211 S.West St., returned this morning from a five-week stay in Omaha, Nebr., with her sister, Miss Mattie O. Phillips. Miss Phillips returned with Mrs. Morris and will remain here while recovering from a serious illness. Group Skates Monday Ahe Orange county Epworth leagues spent Monday evening at the Valencia skating rink. Representing Anaheim were Barbara Gregory, Melvin Crain, Charley Robbins, Jimmy Gillison, Mary Louise Robbins, Marjorie Wagner, Rodger Harlow, Dorothy Graham, Dutze Hilbers, Anna Nell Hartley, Dick Lindsey and visitor of the Harlow's. Spends Day in Long Beach Mrs. Frank Sanchez, 401 S.Melrose St., spent Saturday in Long Mrs. Rust in New Orleans Mrs. Ruth J. Rust is visiting in New Orleans. Manns Visiting in Delano Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann and grandchildren, Patty and Michael, left yesterday for Delano to visit the children's father, Arthur Mann. Group Visits in Arizona Mrs. John Fallon, 618 N.Clementine St., her daughter, Frances, and her son, Fred, and their guests, Donald Berger and Kenneth Athy, spent the week end in Phoenix, and Tucson, Ariz., visiting friends and Mr. Fallon who is working there on the defense airport. Mr. Fallon is chief engineer on the south airport now under construction. Fred Fallon and Kenneth Athy are remaining for a week's visit with Mr. Fallon. Club Meets at Whittier The Amaranth social club of Anaheim met at the home of Mrs. Helzey, of Whittier, Friday night. Representing Anaheim were Mrs. Prichard and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Daniels. Mrs. Bauslog Injured Mrs. Albina Bauslog, 300 S.Olive St., was seriously injured when she fell at her home. Reports are she will be confined to her bed for sometime. Miss Martel at Yosemite Miss Carol Martel, teacher at Washington and Broadway schools, is spending her Easter vacation at Yosemite and Berkeley. Mrs. Albert Karlen Named Regent of Mother Colony, DAR The regular April meeting of the Mother Colony chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, held at the home of Mrs. Leo Sheridan, 402 N.Lemon St.Friday afternoon was well attended. The important business of the afternoon was the election of officers. The group directing the activities of the chapter during the ensuing year are: Regent, Mrs. Albert Karlen; vice regent, Mrs. Charles Pearson; recording and corresponding secretary, Miss Elenora A.Parker; treasurer, Mrs.David Toms; historian, Mrs.Lou Sheridan; chaplain, Mrs.Frank Gibbs; registrarer; Mrs.Ernert Borchert; librarian, Mrs.Honor Easton; and director, Mrs.J.B.Hasty. These officers will be installed at the May meeting. It was reported that the carpenter work made necessary by an automobile collision has been completed. Considerable time was spent in discussing other repairs found to be necessary. The chapter arranged to keep "open house" on May 26, the date of the matinee performance by the Anaheim Pageant association. Mrs. Albert Karlen was appointed auditor and asked to report at the next meeting. The hostesses Mrs. Leo Sheridan and Mrs.Karlen served cookies and tea at the close of the business session. 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Chaffee will take of their new home at St., Berkeley. Haye Saunders tates Birthday Gloria Faye Saunders adway, didn't know it she was not only celeown birthday at a on her honor Saturday. at the home of her Mrs. Robert Stanso the birth of twin irl, Carol Ann, and a William, born on her April 2, to Mr. and Mrs. ton in Amarillo, Texas. ton is the former Ada this city. Day party was carried Easter motif with the color scheme of yellow, and green being used. hunt was enjoyed in The birthday table with lavender table yellow Easter baskets colored eggs and chicks at cups. A white rabded with yellow and awers and Easter eggs center piece. A yellding bright colored is suspended over the chandeliers. tits included Gloria's Lee, Jimmy Wurtz, Ahe Orange county Epworth leagues spent Monday evening at the Valencia skating rink. Representing Anaheim were Barbara Gregory, Melvin Crain, Charley Robbins, Jimmy Gillison, Mary Louise Robbins, Marjorie Wagner, Rodger Harlow, Dorothy Graham, Dutze Hilbers, Anna Nell Hartley, Dick Lindsey and visitor of the Harlow's. Spends Day in Long Beach Mrs. Frank Sanchez, 401 S. Melrose St., spent Saturday in Long Beach on business. Visits in Los Angeles Mrs. Guy Holman and father spent Tuesday in Los Angeles visiting relatives. Gregorys to Visit Relatives Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gregory and family will spend Easter Sunday visiting their many relatives in Los Angeles. To Spend Easter at Ventura Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoxsie will spend their Easter vacation at the home of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robertson of Ventura. Marjorie Edwards Visits Parents Miss Marjorie Edwards, teacher of El Monte, is spending Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards. Harlows Hosts to League The White Temple Epworth League met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Orman Harlow. Games were played under the direction of their leader Barbara Gregory and refreshments were served. Carls Build New Home Mr. and Mrs. James Carl are building a new home at 323 S. Ohio St. They plan to move into it in about two weeks. Mrs. Baeks Hostess Mrs. Fred Backs was hostess to the 500 club at the Hilton hotel in Long Beach, Tuesday. Mrs. Borchert in Berkeley Mrs. Ernst Borchert is visiting in Berkeley. Attend Convention Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayes are attending a school convention be- ing held in Fresno. Chamberlins to Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Chamberlin of Los Angeles will have Easter dinner with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Chamberlin, 555 S. Citron St. Vacationing on Ranch Mrs. Mary Fine, teacher, is spending her vacation on a ranch at Atascadero. Representing Anaheim were Mrs. Prichard and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Daniels. Mrs. Bauslog Injured Mrs. Albina Bauslog, 300 S. Olive St., was seriously injured when she fell at her home. Reports are she will be confined to her bed for sometime. Miss Martel at Yosemite Miss Carol Martel, teacher at Washington and Broadway schools, is spending her Easter vacation at Yosemite and Berkeley. Miss McKinnon in Los Angeles Miss Jean McKinnon, teacher at the Broadway school, is visiting her mother in Los Angeles this week. Mrs. Daniels in Sacramento Mrs. Guy Daniels is visiting in Sacramento this week. Spend Week on Desert Mrs. Charles A. Criss and daughters, Marjorie and Virginia, left Sunday to join Mr. Criss for a week on the desert. Mrs. Spielman Hurt It is reported that Mrs. Grace Spielman was seriously injured Wednesday night when a needle was run through her wrist. After operation she is getting along alright. Angelenos Visit Here Miss Sue Irwin and Miss Etha Hubbard, both of Los Angeles visited friends' here Tuesday. Mrs. Adams On Visit Mrs. Wayne Held drove her mother, Mrs. E. H. Adams, to Covina yesterday to join Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Herner, nee France Adams, and two children, Pa- tand Karen, who left for Coaling to visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ward. T.C.Helds Return Mr. and Mrs.T.C.Held returned home from a month's vaca- tion trip to Kansas, Texas, and Colo- rado one day last week. Gregorys Have Guests Mrs.Gertrude Brown and hi- flance,Aubrey McWilliams, we- the guests of Mr. and Mrs.Fr- gregory Saturday. A.E.SCHUMACHER The S2R Store As advertised in LIFE THE RED CROSS SHOE OF THE WEEK Easter TO MAKE YOU most delicious you've ever tasted ose to your table nearest grocery! BEN-HUR COFFEE Chamberlins to Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Chamberlin of Los Angeles will have Easter dinner with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Chamberlin, 555 S. Citron St. Vacationing on Ranch Mrs. Mary Fine, teacher, is spending her vacation on a ranch at Atascadero. Mrs. Smith in East Mrs. Ruth Smith left Friday for Ann Arbor, Mich., to visit her mother, who is ill. The weather changed her original plans to fly back so she went as far as Winslow, Ariz., by train, taking an airplane the rest of the way. In a card to Mrs. Martha Wallop she reported that flying was extremely rough. THE HEATHER...an overnight sensation with Smart America ...as you'll understand when you slip your foot into this flattering Red Cross Shoe. In black gabardine with patent trim. Note, too, the open toe and rolled bow. The greatest value in 50 years $6.85 TOILETRIES Lovely gift toiletries in exquisite fragrances. Assortment includes Coty's, Lucien Lelong, Helena Rubinstein, Early American, Ybry and many novelty items for dainty Easter gifts. All at our usually low prices. NECKWEAR Lacy neckwear for your Easter frock. Ruffled collar cuffs and jabots. Collars — 50c to $1.95 "Dickeys" — $1.00 Scarfs — 65c to $1.00 Fourth Wedding Anniversary Albert Karlen ed Regent of Water Colony, DAR Regular April meeting of other Colony chapter. Mrs. of the American Revoeld at the home of Mrs. Ridan, 402 N. Lemon St. Afternoon was well attentioned important business of the was the election of Peggy Akerman Bride of Eldon Hauck Four o'clock Saturday afternoon marked the marriage of Miss Peggy Akerman, daughter of H. D. Akerman and Mrs. Yuarda Akerman, and Eldon Hauck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hauck of Michael's Episcopal church. Michael Episcopal church. The bride was given in marriage by her father and the Rev. D. PALM FAMILY REUNION HELD Mr. and Mrs. Carl Palm, 628 N. Lemon St., attended the 12th annual Palm family reunion on Palm Sunday held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Palm in Long Beach. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Palm and family of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Palm and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Palm and sons, Robert and Richard. Howard Dow officiated at the ceremony. The church was beatifully decorated with spring flowers. The bride wore a three-piece beige tweed suit with a white wolf collar and wore saddle colored accessories. She was attended by Mrs. William Hutton as matron of honor, who wore a brown crepe with a gold print dress and brown and gold accessories. The groom was attended by Hyrum Callister. The groom is a graduate of UCLA and is director of physical education for elementary schools of Anaheim. Miss Akerman is a graduate of Anaheim union high school, Santa Angi junior college and Johnston Business college and has been employed at the county court house. After a wedding trip, the young couple will be at home to their friends at 211 S. Citron St. Gazette's New Phone Number 2206 VACUUM SHAMPOO Rug Cleaning The thorough method of removing all imbedded Grime and Grit. Colors Revived - Nap Raised Merle West's ACME CLEANERS 920 N. Los Angeles Phone 2405 EASTER APPAREL The season's newest fashions are shown here, the most exciting styles we have ever shown. All the latest modes for Easter at our usual low prices. Ready-to-Wear on Second Floor Ladies' and Children's Stylish Apparel Smart coats, suits, dresses, hats and the necessary underthings to make your Easter outfit complete and in the seasons correct fashions. Start Your Easter Parade at The S. Q. R. Store EASTER GIFTS The little accessory touches that add so much fashion fun to your New Easter costume. And they cost so little. All at lowest prices. Come tomorrow and pick yours. Costume Jewelry Markers to dramatize your Easter outfits—simulated jewels in gold or silver metal settings. In skirts, bracelets, clips, pins. 50c to $1.00 NECKWEAR Y neckwear for your Easter frock. Ruffled collar, corsets and jabots. Collars — 50c to $1.95 "Dickeys" — $1.00 Scarfs — 65c to $1.00 Smart GLOVES Fabric Gloves in all the stylish, new colors — $1.00 Leather Gloves in just the color and style to match your Easter ensemble. $2.00 to $3.50 Handkerchiefs Hundreds and hundreds of dainty handkerchiefs — white, pastels, lace trimmed for gifts and to accent your ensemble. 15c to $1.00 Stylish Apparel Smart coats, suits, dresses, hats and the necessary underthings to make your Easter outfit complete and in the seasons correct fashions. Men's Fashions in the Men's Department Sport slacks, sport coats, shirts and a complete range of needed furnishings. Every garment — newly styled for Easter 1941. Boys' Wear A complete selection in our Boys' department. Sport coats, slacks, shirts and the necessary accessories to make his outfit complete.