anaheim-gazette 1941-06-12

Constance Smith to Become 350 Guests Bidden To Nuptial Rites Miss Constance Smith, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Cull Smith, will become the bride of Thomas D. Sowder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Artiss Wetherald Sowder, Sunday afternoon at St. Mary's church in Fullerton. More than 350 guests have been invited. The bride will wear a white French marquisette gown and will carry a bouquet of white orchids and Bouvardia. Miss Eleanor Ferguson of Glendale, will be the maid-of-honor and three bridesmaids will be Miss Betty Wingfield of Anaheim, Miss Barbara Fleming of Westwood and Miss Betty Ann Howland of Beverly Hills. BRIDESMAIDS IN PINK Their gowns will be pink tulle with matching turbans and bouquets of pink roses will be carried. Marshall Sowder, brother of the bridegroom, will be best man and the Rev. Father Henry Gross of St. Boniface parish will perform the marriage ceremony. Miss Ramona Holmes, of Fullerton, at the organ, will accompany Mrs. Arthur May of Santa Ana, the soloist. Ushers will be Herbert O. Truex and Arthur G. Goehner, Jr., of Los Angeles; E. Morgan Stanley, of Beverly Hills, and William A. Sowder, of Anaheim. Miss Smith is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school of the 1940 class, was president of the Aviator Here Weekend John J. Steele, member of the Aviation Corps at Stockton, was a week-end guest at the Miles Canty home at 206 W. La Palma Ave. Wyoming Couple Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carpenter of Grand Ave. are hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Linsacum of Cheyenne, Wyo. The couple arrived Saturday and are staying a week. Carrolls Away Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Carroll and baby Lee spent last week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Boyce in Huntington Park. George Hamler Ill George Hamler of 121 N. Clementine St. was taken to the St. Joseph's hospital near Orange Saturday morning. Claussens In East Mrs. William Clausses, of E. North St. and her two sons, Stanley and Gary, left Tuesday for Nebraska where her father and sister live. Mr. Claussen will join his family in July and they will bring a new car home in about five weeks. Texans Here For Week Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Crandall, from Mission Pexas, Texas, are Friend of Family Miss Ruth Beatty, of Pittsburgh Calif., was a three-weeks visitor at Mrs. Carl Dunn's home at 838 N. Palm Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans, of 828 N. Lemon St., took their son Tommy, to Long Beach Monday They visited Mrs. T. C. Strength. Mrs. Helen McCandless and daughter, Joanna, of Los Angeles were guests of Mr. and Mrs George Fendley, 529 S. Los Angeles St. from Friday through Sunday. Linden Guest Miss Anne Whitaker had as her guest this week at the home of her grandfather, the Rev. Mr. C. Rector, at 901 N. Clementine St., Mrs. Ruth Powell, of Linder whose husband, Lieutenant Powell is an aviator in Manila with the United States Army. Week-end Guests Guests of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lon Cook, jr., of 155 W. Bishop St. in Cypress, were guests of their daughter Mr. Thomas McGuire, of Riverside. Easterner For Dinner Mrs. Thomas Hoagland, formerly of Anaheim and now living in the East, was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Daighi St. Boniface parish will perform the marriage ceremony. Miss Ramona Holmes, of Fullerton, at the organ, will accompany Mrs. Arthur May of Santa Ana, the soloist. Ushers will be Herbert O. Truex and Arthur G. Goehner, Jr., of Los Angeles; E. Morgan Stanley, of Beverly Hills, and William A. Sowder, of Anaheim. Miss Smith is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school of the 1940 class, was president of the Girls' League and is now affiliated with Delta Gamma Sorority at U. C. L. A., where she just completed her first year. Many pre-nuptial showers have honored the young bride-to-be. One was given by Miss Wingfield Friday evening and others were given in Glendale and Los Angeles. GRADUATE OF U. C. L. A. The bridegroom is a graduate of U. C. L. A., class of 1935. He is a member of the Beta Theta Phi and the Jonathan Club of Los Angeles. He is associated with the Bethlehem Steel corporation. Following the wedding, a reception will be held at the Anaheim Ebell club house. Two tea tables will be featured with Mrs. Houston Kier of Anaheim and Mrs. John McFarland of San Marino at one and Mrs. Charles Harbeson and Mrs. Leo Sheridan at the other. Mrs. H. H. Neville and Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes, of Anaheim, will serve the wedding cake. HONEYMOON IN MEXICO The couple will spend their After the wedding rehearsal Sathoneymoon in Mexico and on their return will reside in Pasadena. urday, the 24 attendants and intimate friends of Miss Smith and Mr. Sowder will be entertained at Daniger's cafe Santa Ana. Decorations will be white stocks, roses and white candles. The guests are Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sowder, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sowder, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pearson, Mrs. Ruth C. Smith, Mortimer Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur May of Santa Ana; Miss Betty Ann Howland of Beverly Hills; Miss Betty Wingfield, Miss Barbara Fleming of Westwood; Mrs. Eleanor Ferguson of Glendale; Mr. Truex, Mr. Sowder, Mrs. Goehner, Mr. Stanley and Mrs. C. Warren of Seattle. The bride's gifts to her attendants are engraved gold compacts and the bridegroom will present billfolds to his best man and the urday morning. Claussens In East Mrs. William Clausses, of E. North St. and her two sons, Stanley and Gary, left Tuesday for Nebraska where her father and sister live. Mr. Claussen will join his family in July and they will bring a new car home in about five weeks. Texans Here For Week Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Crandall, from Mission Pexas, Texas, are staying a week with the D. Fenner Chambers of Haster St. They will leave Friday or Saturday. Clark Family Home Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, of Huntington Park, were dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Clark of Ball Rd. Mrs. Walker is the former Marie Clark. Her sister, Marjcrie, also was there and had as her guests, Walter Sanders of San Bernardino. San Diegoans Here Mr. and Mrs. Orville Smith, of San Diego, son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, spent the week-end at the Clark home at 543 W. Chestnut St. Mrs. Smith is the former Imogene Smith. Record Breaker Miss Lois Schrott, daughter of the Schrotts of Huntington Park, holds the record of having not missed a day while attending Magnolia Grammar school for eight years. At the graduation last week, Mrs. R. M. Welsh, on behalf of the P.-T.A. presented her wih a locket. She has been staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schrott of La Palma Ave., while attending school. Nephew And Neice Guests Claire Mitchell and Opal Davis nephew and niece of Mrs. C. E. Cowan, 118 N. Helena St. visited their aunt last week-end. Mr. Mitchell lives in Rascoe and Miss Davis is from Sacramento. Sunday Dinner Sunday dinner guests at the Trave Cushman home, 123 S. Palm St., were Mrs. Cushman's brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kampling and son, Robert, from Corona, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhoades, of Hemet. Girl Scouts at Forest Home Girl Scouts from the troop of Benjamin Franklin school spent Saturday at Forest Lawn Twenty-five went with Mrs. Earl Jackson and Miss Alice Williamson. Week-end Guests Guests of Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lon Cook, jr., o 155 W. Bishop St.在Cypress, were guests of their daughter Mr Thomas McGuire, of Riverside. Easterner For Dinner Mrs. Thomas Hoagland, formerly of Anaheim and now living in the East, was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs Leonard W.Daigh 521 N.Zeyn St.She will leave for Fort Wayne, Ind.soon. Holidays at Clork Cabin Mrs.Marjorie Clark was hostess to a group of friends at his cabin at the Rimpau Ranch in the San Diego Mountains Memorial Day.Guests were Mr. and Mr.Edward Clark and three children from Palos Verde; Mr. and Mr.Edward Clark from Corona; Msand Mrs.Clyde Longe, of Elsinoreand Mr. and Mrs.James Clark. Visits Son Mrs.John A.Clay visited his son,Milton R.Clay in Los Angeles,Sunday.Acccompanying he were her son and daughter，Johnand Mrs.Ashworth. Minnesota Friend Mrs.Martion Sanford an daughter,Susanne.of Minnesotapent the week-end with Mrs.W.clark of Cerritos St.The two plan to locate in southern California soon。 Mortimer Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur May of Santa Ana; Miss Betty Ann Howland of Beverly Hills; Miss Betty Wingfield, Miss Barbara Fleming of Westwood; Mrs. Eleanor Ferguson of Glendale; Mr. Truex, Mr. Sowder, Mrs. Goehner, Mr. Stanley and Mrs. C. Warren of Seattle. The bride's gifts to her attendants are engraved gold compacts and the bridegroom will present billfolds to his best man and the ushers. McCrackens Given Farewell Party Fifty-five friends of the Floyd McCrackens gave a farewell party for them at the White Temple Church parlor Thursday night, under the auspices of the Women’s auxiliary and Mrs. Alfred Bonney and the Homebuilder’s class and Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom. Mrs. McCracken attended but Mr. McCracken was called back to San Diego, where he now is working, and he was unable to be at the party. The church parlor was decorated with roses and violets. The chairmen of the flower committee were Mrs. Ivan Grizzle and Mrs. Bonney; the game committee, Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld and Mrs. Clubwomen Draft Convention Plans Members who attended the board meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s Club at the home of Miss Robbie Anderson, 115 E. North St., last Thursday discussed the annual convention of the clubs which will be held in Los Angeles July 6 through 11. The California clubs will be in charge of Fiesta Day July 9. Further discussion concerning this daywill be held at Staar’s Orange Garden today. Dwight Smith, and the chairman of refreshments was Mrs. Albert Cranston. Mrs. McCracken is planning to spend the summer with her parents in Washington. Her sons will accompany her. Announcing— The Formal Opening Moon's Gift Shop 209 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Saturday, June 14 Become Bride of Thomas D. Sowd Here Family South Beatty, of Pittsburgh, was a three-weeks visitor Carl Dunn's home at 838 Ave. And Mrs. Harry Evans, of Lemon St., took their son, to Long Beach Monday. Named Mrs. T. C. Strength. Helen McCandless and Joanna, of Los Angeles, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fendley, 529 S. Los St. from Friday through Guest Anne Whitaker had as her this week at the home of grandfather, the Rev. Mr. G. Morr, at 901 N. Clementine R. Ruth Powell, of Linden husband, Lieutenant Powaviator in Manila with the States Army. Guests Of Daughter And Mrs. Lon Cook, Jr. of Bishop St. in Cypress, were of their daughter Mrs. McGuire, of Riverside. For Dinner Thomas Hoagland, former Anaheim and now living in it, was the dinner guest of Mrs. Leonard W. Daigle, Banquet Staged By Mozart Club The Mozart club, honorary society of the Anaheim Union High school, held its annual banquet at the high school cafeteria last week. This club is limited to members of the school glee clubs, orchestra and band who have achieved a certain standard of excellence. First year members receive a club pin; second year members receive a pin to which are attached two notes; the third year members receive a pin with three notes, each set with a pearl, and fourth year members receive a pin with four notes set with rubies. J. A. Clayes, superintendent of the high school, presented the pins at the banquet. Members of the club are: Fourth year: Doris Gamble and Ruth Zimmerman. Third year: Lorraine Teadale, club president; Ann Hamilton, and Ruth Arbigkeit. Second year: Kathryn Cooney, club secretary; Lester Jones; George Kelley, Naomi Frederickson, Ruth Taylor, Don Hess, Ana Mae Burke, Betty Neal, La Rae Riley, Rollo West, Bernard Baumbach, James Wilson and Jack Wilson. First year: Roger Acton, Barbara Oelke, Susan Hilbers, Pamela VanBuren, Marion Hill, Jack Richard, Harry Heckman, Lucille Leonora Gunnell, Arthur Lewis Wed Miss Lenora Gunnell, formerly of Anaheim, and Arnold Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anson Lewis, 407 S. Olive St., were married at the Capilla de San Antonio chapel Friday evening. The Rev. Mr. Kells Swenerton performed the ceremony. Miss Gunnell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gunnell, who now live in Southgate. She attended schools in Flint, Mich. was graduated from Fullerton Junior college. Her maid-of-honor was Miss Betty Adams, of Lansing, Mich. The bridegroom attended Anaheim Union high school and is now employed at the Vultee Aircraft plant. The pair left on a wedding trip immediately following the ceremony and will be at their home in Southgate about the middle of June. Pair Marks Silver Wedding Date With the clergyman who performed their marriage ceremony a quarter of a century ago and a group of friends, all of whom had been guests at their wedding, acting in the role of hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Edwards, of Winston Drive, Anaheim, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last Sunday at a surprise picnic in City Park. DORIS GAMBLE PRESENTS FINE SONG RECITAL Miss Doris Gamble was sent in a song recital last evening at Melrose Abbey by Albert M. Cranston. The youthful soprano sang a surprisingly professional position of style and her various especially her rendition of "Dream" from "Lohengrin," enthusiastic applause from large audience that crowded chapel. Another highlight of the event was her duet with Mr. Craig. The singer was accompanied Miss Susan Hilbers, at the end and Miss Dorothy Pratt, as organ. PERFORMER GIVEN FLOW Before her last group of bers, Miss Gamble was pre- with an arm bouquet and s baskets of flowers, while Hilbers and Miss Pratt re- arm bouquets. Ushers at the concert were Edith Brown, Miss Betty W Miss Marjorie Vigor and Leona Ralston. Following the recital, a tion for the singer was given Mr. and Mrs. Cranston home at 206 S. Rose St lavishly decorated with gold blue flowers. MEMBER OF MOZART CLUB In addition to Miss Gamble accompanists and the BEAUTY AID SERVICE Prices Increasing! Due to the increased cost of beauty supplies we, the undersigned beauticians are compelled to raise our prices effective June 16. 1941 in order to maintain our present high standard of beauty aid service: LA DONA BEAUTY SALON Margaret Relph VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Agnes Sahr, Ann Fredell VIOLET'S BEAUTY SALON Second year: Kathryn Cooney, club secretary; Lester Jones; George Kelley, Naomi Frederickson, Ruth Taylor, Don Hess, Ana Mae Burke, Betty Neal, La Rae Riley, Rollo West, Bernard Baumbach, James Wilson and Jack Wilson. First year: Roger Acton, Barbara Oelke, Susan Hilbers, Pamela VanBuren, Marion Hill, Jack Richard, Harry Heckman, Lucille Hamilton, Dan Trabant, Robert Rees, Vera Riner, Virginia Criss, Marie Ward, Louise Coffman, Thelma Schiffler, Mitchell Tucker and Marion Pickel. Garden Club to Hold San Diego Play Day Twenty-five members of the Garden Club will attend their annual playday at San Diego June 25. This will be the last meeting until September. The club will view the Balboa Park gardens after a luncheon at the Cafe del Rey Morro. The park superintendent will provide a guide. They will also see the roses on Point Loma during their day's visit. Old Friend Here Mrs. Bertha Solburg of Aberdeen, S. D., spent Saturday with an old friend, Mrs. Leavitt Ford, 301 Ellsworth St. Pair Marks Silver Wedding Date With the clergyman who performed their marriage ceremony a quarter of a century ago and a group of friends, all of whom had been guests at their wedding, acting in the role of hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Edwards, of Winston Drive, Anaheim, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary last Sunday at a surprise picnic in City Park. The clergyman who had performed the wedding ceremony is the Rev. Mr. R. J. Coyne. In addition to the minister and Mrs. Coyne, guests at the celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lock, Mrs. Lillian Elfeld and R. C. Turner, all of Huntington Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Granville Hopkins, Marjorie and Fred Edwards of Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Lake, Mrs. I. Johnson and daughter, Kathleen, of Long Beach. Mrs. Backs at Long Beach Mrs. Fred Backs spent Last week in Long Beach for a brief vacation. Miss Winifred Melrose spent one day there, also. A.E.SCHUMACHER O.H.REN SPORT COATS in the new colors and styles $13.50 and $14.50 SPORT SLAX Mens Slax pants, new, stylish colors to ensemble $7.50 to $9.85 SPORT SHIRTS nice selection, in and outer. in the seasons best colors. $1.65 to $3.95 MENS PAJAMAS Always a fine gift. See our fine selection LA DONA BEAUTY SALON Margaret Relph VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Agnes Sahr, Ann Fredell VIOLET'S BEAUTY SALON Violet Thierfelder BROADWAY BEAUTY SHOPPE Anna Lampman UNIVERSAL BEAUTY SALON Anna Belle Kleasner BILTMORE BEAUTY SHOPPE Ada M. Vickroy DOROTHY ANN BEAUTY SALON Loroine Hutchison LORRAINE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Roberta Eley NAOMI BEAUTY SALON Naomi L. Woodrome MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SHOPPE Adell Babcock RUBY BEAUTY SALON Ruby Swatzell LOIS BEAUTY SALON Mrs. L. M. Berry PAULINE BEAUTY SALON Pauline Cook ANAHEIM COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE Eda Tschann M. Sowder Sunday Afternoon DORIS GAMBLE PRESENTS FINE MUSIC RECITAL Miss Doris Gamble was prepared in a song recital last Friday morning at Melrose Abbey chapel Albert M. Cranston. The youthful soprano sang with surprisingly professional perfecences of style and her various songs, especially her rendition of "Elsa's ham" from "Lohengrin," won hussiastic applause from the large audience that crowded the chapel. Another highlight of the recital was her duet with Mr. Cranston. The singer was accompanied by Ms Susan Hilbers, at the piano, Miss Dorothy Pratt, at the man. PERFORMER GIVEN FLOWERS Before her last group of numbers, Miss Gamble was presented with an arm bouquet and several kisses of flowers, while Miss Hibers and Miss Pratt received bouquets. Ushers at the concert were Miss Brown, Miss Betty Wright, miss Marjorie Vigor and Miss Ralston. Following the recital, a reception for the singer was given by Mrs. Cranston whose name at 206 S. Rose St., was brightly decorated with gold and the flowers. MEMBER OF MOZART CLUB In addition to Miss Gamble, her companists and the ushers, St. Anne’s Will Give Benefit Card Party St. Anne’s Catholic church, of Santa Ana, will give a benefit cardparty Monday night, June 16, in the Ebell club at 625 French St., Santa Ana. The committee has taken great pains to make this one of the outstanding parties of the Spring season. Contract, auction, 500 and pinochle will be player. After the games there will be refreshments. Proceeds from the party will be used to purchase furnishings for the new St. Anne’s church. A registration of workers available for defense jobs is being conducted by all local state employment offices. Bob Chaloner Host To 14 Classmates Bob Chalenor, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. 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