anaheim-gazette 1941-05-22

Mrs. Mildred Allen of Anaheim Drill Team of Lois Rebekah Lodge Attends Conclave Two delegates and 12 members of the drill team from Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268 attended the convention of the Rebekah Lodges of California from Thursday through Friday evening at Santa Cruz. The entire convention lasted from Monday through Friday. The drill team was composed or Orange county women and numbered 21. It played for the installation of the president of the state on Friday evening in the Civic Auditorium. Clayton Allen of Anaheim was the drill leader. An honor was bestowed upon Mrs. Mildred Allen when she was installed marshal of all the lodges in the state. The grand ball followed the installation. On Saturday, after the convention, the group visited the Old Folks Odd Fellows' home in Saratoga and the Odd Fellows Rebekah Children home in Gilroy. They also visited points of interest in and around Santa Cruz and returned Sunday evening. Those who attended were Mrs. Mildred Allen, Mrs. Gertrude Rohwer delegates; and Mrs. Violet Thierfelder, Mrs. Edna Kruse, Mrs. Bonnie Miller, Mrs. Marie Cannon, Mrs. Maud Adams, Mrs. Myrta Saunders, Mrs. Ora Horn, Mrs. Maybelle Spencer, Mrs. Bessie Curtis, Mrs. Bethyle Reisinger and Miss Barbara Myers, all Anaheim members of the drill team. Mrs. Mabel Ives also attended from Anaheim. MRS CLAYTON ALLEN, 427 S. Citron St., was last week elected marshal of the Rebekah Assembly of California during the convention at Santa Cruz. Mrs. Allen is at present on a tour of the state, visiting the various Rebekah lodges. Miss Angela Callens Honored at Shower A crystal shower in the home of Miss Angela Callens, bride elect of Henry Plou, who will be married at the St. Boniface Catholic church June 3, was given Thursday by Mary Melaine Lyndon and Grace Eadington at the home of Miss Eadington on Buena Vista Dr., Fullerton. Those invited to the show were the honored guest, Miss Chelsea lens, Misses Jane Dyckman, Mae Heinz, Andrea Callens, Edna McIntyre, Esther de Leon, Mae Louise Ross, Louise Ann Truxan, Bebe Quarton, Dorothy Gregg Jackie Todd, Joan Eadington, Mary Ann Maag, Fern Bea champ, and the mostesses. Hearts were played during evening with prizes going to Mae Heinz and Andrea Callens. Freshments were served after Miss Callens opened the beautiful wrapped packages. VFW Auxiliary Sews for Veterans Members of the Veterans Foreign War auxiliary last Wednesday met at the home of Mae Heinz and Andrea Callens. A sewing circle meeting took place socks for the men at Sawtown hospital. The auxiliary plans to take on the making of wreaths to place the graves on Memorial Day, which formerly done by the Women Relief Corps. The group will poppies Saturday. This commi Those who attended were Mrs. Mildred Allen, Mrs. Gertrude Rohwer delegates; and Mrs. Violet Thierfelder, Mrs. Edna Kruse, Mrs. Bonnie Miller, Mrs. Marie Cannon, Mrs. Maud Adams, Mrs. Myrta Saunders, Mrs. Ora Horn, Mrs. Maybelle Spencer, Mrs. Bessie Curtis, Mrs. Bethyle Reisinger and Miss Barbara Myers, all Anaheim members of the drill team. Mrs. Mabel Ives also attended from Anaheim. Savanna P.-T. A. Has Father’s Night Members of the Savanna P. T. A. presented a Father’s Night program Tuesday evening at the Savanna school. The fathers participated in the program, which was as follows: Blu-Note accordion band of Santa Ana played several numbers; a play presented by the fathers; Mother Goose rhymes — “Mary Had a Little Lamb” (a real lamb) with Dick Heitshusen; “Miss Muffet” with Robert Vaughn; “Rock-a-bye Baby,” Stewart Streshley and the baby, Alfred Stock; “Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair,” John Gautsche; “Jack Be Nimble,” Norman Ruosf; “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary,” Harry Brisco; “Around the Mulberry Bush,” by the whole cast. A speaker, Walter Tipton of Santa Ana, who is the director of juvenile department of Orange county, talked on “Home and Its Community.” The co-chairmen for the program were Mrs. Ruosf and Mrs. Sam Perry, with five aides, Mrs. J. Gautche, Mrs. Bob O’Donald, Mrs. A. Wolfert, Mrs. Herman Wiebalk and Mrs. Con Pollock. Pie and coffee were served after the program. The hostesses were Mrs. C. C. Sowern, Mrs. Felix Darski, Mrs. John Gautche and Mrs. Ralph Vipond. Plans for a picnic at Anaheim city park on May 29 were discussed at the meeting. Job’s Daughters Elect New Officers Monday night, the Job’s Daughters met at the Masonic Temple and elected new officers. The new officers are honored queen, Margaret Hoskins of Fullerton; senior princess, Barbara Lemke of Placentia; junior princess, Margaret Albin of Anaheim; guide, Barbara Cross of Anaheim. Eye appeal in food is the main factor in arousing the sometimes sluggish early summer appetite. Often the least experienced cook can form an interesting meal simply by adding some simple garnish that is ordinarily forgotten. Have you ever noticed the attractive dishes pictured in magazines? If you have you will remember that they were arranged in such a manner as to attract your attention. They are arranged so beautifully that your thoughts immediately tell you that they must taste even more delicious than they look. A woman's biggest problem is getting her family to eat the food that is good for them. Theoretically she must sell each and every meal to them just as surely as the advertiser in that magazine must sell his product to her. The advertiser first attracts your attention. If it looks good enough, he knows you may buy from him. How about your family? Haven't you heard remarks about meals where you have used extra pains in garnishing and planning perhaps an otherwise rather dull menu? Many times it is just the arrangement and combining of colorful foods that arouse the appetite through the eye appeal. For instance a large broiled steak in the center of the plate wint fresh garden peas on one side and golden bantam whole kernel corn on the other side forms an interesting plate to tempt any appetite. Restaurants have specialized in selling food for many years. In most of these that have a large business it is noticed that every dish has some form of service that is different from anything else you may have seen. Restaurants not only attempt to change the looks of everyday foods, but even go so far as to give it a new name. Foreign War auxiliary last Wednesday met at the home of Mr. Cecile Carr, 719 S. Emily St., a sewing circle meeting. The sewed wheel-chair robes and knitted socks for the men at Sawtown hospital. The auxiliary plans to take care of the making of wreaths to place the graves on Memorial Day, we formerly done by the Women Relief Corps. The group will poppies Saturday. This committee is headed by Mrs. Edna Wisser. Other activities of the auxiliary included ten members attending dance at Sawtelle Friday evening and at the regular meeting Thursday, Miss Edith Maurer of Oran was a guest and Mrs. Myallin was chairman of the freshments for the evening. Mrs. S, L. Keith Luncheon Hostess Mrs. S. L. Keith gave a table luncheon and bridge party Starr’s Orange Garden Tuesday afternoon. Prize winners of the afternoon were Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, for Mrs. Claude Booth, second, Mrs. Virgil Harmon, third. Co-lation prize went to Mrs. C Nickle. Other guests included Mesda Richard Glover, J. A. Cla Ralph Focht, Richard Ryan, Walker, Vern Backs, Chet Rals Dick Heffern, Arthur Elliott, Hard Tews, Ray Reafsnyder, Wilmore, W. W. Whitman, al Anaheim, and Mrs. Stev Strehly of Stanton. MRS. HUBBARD CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. E. Floyd Hubbard en-tained the bridge club at her home on 559 S. Citron St. Wednes afternoon. There were two trailing guests were Mrs. William Ch Berlin and Mrs. Hilton Dales Anaheim and Mrs. Leason Poroy of Orange. The first prize of the afternoon went to Mrs. Lawrence Poirier the second prize was won by Pomeroy. Week-end at Newport Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck and Peck's sister, Miss Clara Persian of San Bernardino, will share their week-end at Newport. Job's Daughters Elect New Officers Monday night, the Job's Daughters met at the Masonic Temple and elected new officers. The new officers are honored queen, Margaret Hoskins of Fullerton; senior princess, Barbara Lemke of Placentia; junior princess, Margaret Albin of Anaheim; guide, Barbara Cross of Anaheim; and marshal, Beverly Bowen of Anaheim. Refreshments were served following the meeting and were planned by Barbara Lemke. Browers Attend Shrine Band Party Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brower of Anaheim attended the Al Malaiikah band dinner party at the dinner party at the Riviera county club in Los Angeles Tuesday evening. Mr. Brower is a member of the band. Nearly 100 persons were present. Restaurants have specialized in selling food for many years. In most of these that have a large business it is noticed that every dish has some form of service that is different from anything else you may have seen. Restaurants not only attempt to change the looks of everyday foods, but even go so far as to give it a new name. They find with this method that people who would not eat certain vegetables are, shall we say, hoodwinked, into it. Of course, a woman’s task is even harder than that of any restaurant because she must feed several people from the same menu. Naturally in a restaurant each person has more of a selection as to what he wants. In any case, though camouflage is the best method of attack in stimulating the appetite. Make each meal a masterpiece of art, science, and try to fool them every time. If they don’t like carrots make the carrots look like mashed candied sweet potatoes. If they don’t like salad LEE'S For POTTED PLANTS SHRUBS — ROSES BEDDING PLANTS INSECTICIDES — FERTILIZERS Our Prices Always Right LEE TRADING CO. 718 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. ANAHEIM GASETTE Anaheim is Appointed State Marshal Attend Wedding Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mauerhan and daughters, Mildred and Ana-claire, attended a wedding at Santa Ana Sunday afternoon. The groom was Kenneth Schroeder of Santa Ana. Trip to Colorado On Saturday morning, Mrs. Eleanor McCoy and her daughter, Janet, left for Colorado to stay until June 7. Mrs. McCoy and Janet live at 113 W. First St., Stanton. Barbeque Guests Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Lutes, Jr. entertained friends in the backyard of their home on 912 N. Lemon St., with a barbeque Wednesday evening. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kater and their daughter, Donna Lee of Anaheim. Montana Guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marks have had at their home on Brookhurst Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barton of Miles City, Montana. They have been with the Markses for several weeks and will live permanently in Costa Mesa. Las Amigas Study Members of the Las Amigas Study met at the home of Mrs. C. W. Austin, 310 N. West St., at noon Tuesday for an outdoor picnic luncheon. The business of the meeting was to nominate new officers for the group. Mexican Stay Texas Visitor Miss Edith Miller from Texas visited Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Miller of Ball Rd. and then visited her cousin and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins at Glendale this week. From Palm Springs Mrs. Ed Spidel of Palm Springs is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Miller, Ball Rd., for a few days. Measle Victim Donn Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wilson, 525 W. Broadway, came home from school with the measles Monday. Short Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Newton and daughter, Elaine, of 423 S. Illinois St., enjoyed a brief visit to Arrow-bear last weekend. Reunion Sunday Thirty persons who were friends at the Bismark hospital in North Dakota attended a picnic at the Anaheim city park Sunday. Those from Anaheim were Rev. U. S. Schauer, Miss Ruth Korn, Mrs. Lydia Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Decker and daughter, Gretchen. Ventura Visitor Mrs. Minnie Palmer, 1004 E. Center St., was visited last weekend by Mrs. Elizabeth Havens of Ventura. Mariners Club The regular meeting of the Mariners club met at the home of Mrs. A. Dominguez Active at Conclave The interdenominational convention of Mexican church southern California, held in land Park, Los Angeles last had a special interest for A people in that Mrs. Celia guez, wife of the pastor Anaheim and Fullerton presided over the women' ing on Thursday. The convention was co- of the Presbyterian, Me Free Methodist, Friends, gationalist, Nazarene and the Baptist churches. More than 300 women delegates were attendance at the Thursday ing and came from San dino, Barstow, Ventura, and San Diego. Rev. Alphonso Dominguez of the local church elected secretary of statistical convention for the coming year also, having been elec a two year term. Matrons Present Corner-stone Laye Seven women from A witnessed the laying of a stone at Costa Mesa for club of that city. It was possible by the Harbor auxi the Assistance League. Those present were Mrs son Rust, Mrs Sid McGrane A, A. Newland, Mrs Homer Mrs George Paige, Mrs Neighbors, and Mrs J Be bars. Auxiliary plans to take over making of wreaths to place on leaves on Memorial Day, work only done by the Women's Corps. The group will sell its Saturday. This committee led by Mrs. Edna Wisser. Other activities of the auxiliary led ten members attending at Sawtelle Friday evening in the regular meeting Thurs-Miss Edith Maurer of Orange guest and Mrs. Myrtle was chairman of the rements for the evening. M.S. L. Keith Bucheon Hostess M.S. L. Keith gave a five-tunnel and bridge party at Orange Garden Tuesday noon. The winners of the afternoon Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, first; Claude Booth, second, and Virgil Harmon, third. Consolation prize went to Mrs. Clyde. River guests included Mesdames Glover, J. A. Clayes, Focht, Richard Ryan, Sam Pierer, Vern Backs, Chet Ralston, Heffern, Arthur Elliott, How-Tews, Ray Reafsyder, Joe Moore, W. W. Whitman, all ofheim, and Mrs. Stewart only of Stanton. S.S. HUBBARD JUB HOSTESS Ms. E. Floyd Hubbard entered the bridge club at her home 69 S. Citron St. Wednesday noon. There were two tables with three guests included. The guests were Mrs. William Chambers and Mrs. Hilton Dalessi ofheim and Mrs. Leason Pomeef Orange. The first prize of the afternoon to Mrs. Lawrence Poirier and second prize was won by Mrs. Royroy. -end at Newport and Mrs. Fred Peck and Mr. sister, Miss Clara Persinger an Bernardino, will spend week-end at Newport. Barton of Miles City, Montana. They have been with the Markses for several weeks and will live permanently in Costa Mesa. Las Amigas Study Members of the Las Amigas Study met at the home of Mrs. C. W. Austin, 310 N. West St., at noon Tuesday for an outdoor picnic luncheon. The business of the meeting was to nominate new officers for the group. Mexicalli Stay Mrs. Helen Moore and daughter, Miss Madelene Moore, 119 N. Philadelphia St., plan to spend the week-end at Mexicali. They will go down by car. San Diego Trip Mrs. Fred Mitchell, 717 S. Los Angeles St., and Mrs. Anna Woodard of Brea traveled to San Diego by car last week-end. They returned Sunday. Son from Phoenix Russell Fitzpatrick and wife of Phoenix, Ariz., spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fitzpatrick, 520 E. Broadway. The couple were on their way to Yosemite and Lake Tahoe. They will stay in Anaheim for a ten-day visit. Mills Family Visits The Edwards Mills of N. Placentia Ave. were visited Sunday by Ted Mills, nephew, and wife from Alhambra and Ted Mills, son, and wife from Los Angeles. Beach Picnic W. J. Meade, his sister, Stella Meade, his wife and four children, Mary Jane, Bonnie, Jay and Jack, enjoyed a picnic at Balboa and Newport Sunday. Visits Daughter Mrs. A. F. Menzie visited her daughter Carollyn, who is staying with Mrs. Menzie's mother, Mrs. A. F. Bourray at Los Angeles over the week-end. Boat Riding Sunday Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Miss Gladys Miller, Miss Beatrice Miller, and guests, Miss Irma Tapp and friend from Fullerton, went boat-riding Sunday after enjoying a fried chicken picnic. Los Angeles Guests Mrs. Jane Helmsen, 509 W. Broadway, had as her guests Sunday, Miss Margaret Higgins and Mrs. Fannie Lyon of Los Angeles. Mrs. Helmsen is at present suffering from a sprained ankle. Week-end Guests Miss Charlotte Newnes, 120 N. Clementine St., was visited from Thursday to Monday by her sister-Anaheim city park Sunday. Those from Anaheim were Rev. U. S. Schauer, Miss Ruth Korn, Mrs. Lydia Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Decker and daughter, Gretchen. Ventura Visitor Mrs. Minnie Palmer, 1004 E. Center St., was visited last weekend by Mrs. Elizabeth Havens of Ventura. Mariners Club The regular meeting of the Mariners club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle West, 937 N. Claudina, Wednesday evening. 17th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs Albert Brunet of Anaheim celebrated their 17th anniversary Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peltzer at a dinner and show. Three Sisters at Dinner Mrs. William Pannier, South East St., entertained her three sisters Sunday at a dinner. They are Mrs. Carrie Nigg and daughter, Rose, of Covina; Mrs. Elizabeth Gloege and daughter, Lucille, of Covina; and Mr. and Mrs.Charles Wise of Long Beach. See All Our COTTON WEEK Displays MAKE A with McCall Princess HER LADYSHIP CREPE A Lovely fabric for sheer evening frocks in exquisite colors yard SOCIETY CHIFFON THE ANAHEIM PAGEANT ASSOCIATION presents "OLDEN DAYS IN ANAHEIM" Second Annual Pageant of Anaheim High School Auditorium Matinee — 3 P. M. — Monday, May 26 Adults 25c — Children 10c Evening — 8 P. M. — Tuesday, May 27 Adults 45c — Children 20c Reserve Tickets at Pageant Headquarters 130 West Center Street Marshal of Rebekah Assembly Mrs. A. Dominguez active at Conclave The interdenominational convention of Mexican churches of Southern California, held in Highland Park, Los Angeles last week, and a special interest for Anaheim people in that Mrs. Celia Dominquez, wife of the pastor of the Anaheim and Fullerton churches, resided over the women's meeting on Thursday. The convention was composed by the Presbyterian, Methodist, Free Methodist, Friends, Congregationalist, Nazarene and some of the Baptist churches. More than 100 women delegates were in attendance at the Thursday meeting and came from San Bernardo, Barstow, Ventura, Oxnard and San Diego. Rev. Alphonso Dominguez, pastor of the local churches, was elected secretary of statistics of the convention for the coming year. Mrs. Dominguez will preside next year also, having been elected for two year term. Matrons Present at Corner-stone Laying Seven women from Anaheim witnessed the laying of a cornerstone at Costa Mesa for a boy's club of that city. It was made possible by the Harbor auxiliary of the Assistance League. Those present were Mrs. Jefferson Rust, Mrs. Sid McGraw, Mrs. A. Newland, Mrs. Homer Ames, Mrs. George Paige, Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, and Mrs. J Ben Kaulars. JUNIOR AUXILIARY OF CHURCH MEETS The Junior Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Henry Schneider, 417 N. Janss St., for its regular meeting Monday evening. A short business meeting preceded the speaker, Mrs. Goodner of Santa Ana, who gave an uplifting talk on the book of Ephesians. Refreshments of ice cream and angel food cake followed the meeting. The co-hostesses of the affair were Mrs. Charles Hunt and Mrs. Bert Morley. Also, included in the business, was the election of Miss Katherine Collings of Placentia into the organization. Pythian Sisters Attend Conclave Members of the Pythian Sisters lodge attended the annual convention held this year at Long Beach yesterday and today. Delegates from all over the state of California were present. Mrs. Everett Hatfield, the delegate from Anaheim, has been at the convention all week, starting Sunday night with a banquet. Most of the activity has been held in the municipal auditorium. Those who were there Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fordyce, Mrs. Nellie Reinert, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Burns and Mr. Hatfield. Mrs. Reinert and Mrs. Burns also attended Thursday evening. Stock Up During This 1st Summer Sale! Values galore on Summer cosmetic and toilet needs are offered you at sale prices while every tendency is toward immediate rising in price. Act at once! See your city's leading druggist whose ad appears under classification "DRUGGISTS" on the classified page. 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