anaheim-gazette 1941-06-19

Hein-Peter Vows Will Be Take Wedding Followed By Reception In Church Lounge One of the largest weddings of this month of brides will take place tomorrow night at the First Presbyterian church in Santa Ana, when Miss Margaret Hein and Elmer A. Peter of Anaheim will be joined together in a double-ring ceremony by the Rev. Mr. U. S. Schauer of the Evangelical Church in Anaheim. The bride's gown will be of white slipper satin, princess style, with dainty pleating setting off a sweetheart neckline. She will carry a shower bouquet of white gardenias, mondevillea and bouvardia centered with an orchid. SISTER IS MATRON Matron of Honor, Mrs. J. P. Weaver of Anaheim, sister to the bride, will be dressed in a powder blue mousseline de soir with ruffling from the bodice of the dress completely encircling the skirt. The bridesmaids will all be dressed in mousseline de soir in different shades. Mrs. Elwin Earl of Burbank, the former Jean West, will wear aqua blue; Miss Wanda Smith of Anaheim in peach; the junior bridesmaid, Miss Barbara Lee Hein, sister of Margaret, in yellow; and the flower girl, Miss Doris Holve of Anaheim in pink. Miss Hein is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein of 925 W. Center street and attended Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college. She is working at the J. C. Penney Co. and will continue to work after her marriage. YLI SETS DATE FOR INSTALLATION OF NEW OFFICERS In order to plan the meeting for the installation of new officers on July 7, the Young Ladies' Institute of St. Boniface church met Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows' hall hall. Before the business meeting, the group enjoyed a pot-luck dinner. Miss Agnes Callens, president, conducted her last meeting as plans for the installation were made. Officers to be installed are president, Vernia Pohlmann; first vice-president, Marie Lenain; second vice-president, Beatrice Gregor; recording secretary, Irma Peltzer; financial secretary, Beryl Kennedy; treasurer, Mae LeVecke; marshal, Elvera Heinz; trustees, Agnes Heeter, Frances Millings, Hellen Fassel, Leona DeWitt and Elizabeth Jones; outside sentinal, Betty Wetzel; inside sentinal, Alice McCarthy; and organist, Bernie Heinz. Edward Alcott of Santa Ana spoke after the business meeting on the manufacture of china dishes. Plans for the future include a beach party at Corona Del Mar on June 24 and a social evening of badminton, cards and sewing at Marie and Nell Robertson’s home in Placentia on June 27. These two events will be sponsored by the athletic and ways and means committees, respectively. Guests from Long Beach for the evening were Miss Peggy Maloney and Miss Elizabeth Cross. Mary Ellen Truxaw Will Wed in St. Boniface Church Gowned in a white marquisette train and veil, Miss Mary Ellen Truxaw will join hands with David Max Mari Saturday morning at the St. Boniface Church and will be married by her uncle, the Rev. Mr. Joseph J. Truxaw of Los Angeles. Miss Truxaw is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Truxaw, 887 S. Los Angeles St. The groom is the son of Mrs. Max Mari, 485 Cavour St., Oakland. The bride will carry an orchid and cascading bouvardia bouquet and a prayer book. Her maid-of-honor is her sister, Louise Ann Truxaw, who will be assisted by Misses Janice Peek, Mary Louise Ganahl, Mary Montague, Annette Schurich. The maid-of-honor will be dressed in a blue marquisette, while the assistants will be in pink with Queen of Scots hats and heart Bouquets. Miss Carol Truxaw, the flower girl, will be dressed like the maid-of-honor and will carry a basket of flowers. The groom’s best man is Dennis Ahern and ushers are John Truxaw, Robert Truxaw, Stiles McLaughton and Eman O’Connell. About 400 persons are expected to attend the morning ceremony. The church will be decorated with white stocks and gladiolas on the altar and the aisle posts with white sweet peas. Miss Marylan Heinz will be the soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Anthony Faust at the organ immediately following the cene- ATTENDS LOCAL SCHOOL Elmer Peter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter, Euclid Ave., who also attended Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college. She is working at the J. C. Penney Co. and will continue to work after her marriage. ATTENDS LOCAL SCHOOL Elmer Peter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter, Euclid Ave., who also attended Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college. She is working at the J. C. Penney Co. and will continue to work after her marriage. Attendance follows the ceremony will be given in the church lounge, which will be decked with white larkspur. Mrs. Hein will receive in a powder blue crepe with a pleated bodice and a corsage of red rosebuds. Mrs. Peters will wear a rose chiffon with an Ambassador rose corsage. RECEPTION HOSTESSES Hostesses are Mrs. E. H. Elsner, Mrs. R. S. Summers and Mrs. George Walters. Music for the wedding ceremony will be provided by Don Krueger of Downey, who will sing "Through the Years" and "I Love You Truly." Miss Margaret Elsner of Glendale will sing "The Whole World Knows" and "Beautiful Savior." During the ceremony, Mrs. John P. Holme will play "Intermezzo" on the violin. The organist will be Harold Larson. The wedded couple will spend a few days at Santa Barbara and will be home the following week at Anaheim. Tuesday Bridge Club Entertains Three tables formed the Tuesday Night bridge club at the home of Mrs. C. A. Griggs at 546 S. Helena St. Prizes went to Mrs. Zelma Poirier, Mrs. Frances Elliott and Mrs. Clara Troutman. Two special guests were Mrs. Lura Wagner of Los Angeles and Mrs. Velma Brandt of Anaheim. Those attending were Mrs. Margaret Martin and Mrs. Charlotte will wear aqua blue; Miss Wanda Smith of Anaheim in peach; the junior bridesmaid, Miss Barbara Lee Hein, sister of Margaret, in yellow; and the flower girl, Miss Doris Holve of Anaheim in pink. Miss Hein is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein of 925 W. Center street and attended Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college. She is working at the J. C. Penney Co. and will continue to work after her marriage. ATTENDS LOCAL SCHOOL Elmer Peter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter, Euclid Ave., who also attended Anaheim high school and Fullerton J. C. He is now employed at the Bank of America. His best man is his brother, Ted Peter, and the ushers are William Holve and Irvin Lotze of Fullerton, and Robert C. Hein, brother of the bride. Richard Elsner, the ring-bearer, will carry a white, heart-shaped, satin pillow. The reception following the ceremony will be given in the church lounge, which will be decked with white larkspur. Mrs. Hein will receive in a powder blue crepe with a pleated bodice and a corsage of red rosebuds. Mrs. Peters will wear a rose chiffon with an Ambassador rose corsage. RECEPTION HOSTESSES Hostesses are Mrs. E. H. Elsner, Mrs. R. S. Summers and Mrs. George Walters. Music for the wedding ceremony will be provided by Don Krueger of Downey, who will sing "Through the Years" and "I Love You Truly." Miss Margaret Elsner of Glendale will sing "The Whole World Knows" and "Beautiful Savior." During the ceremony, Mrs. John P. Holme will play "Intermezzo" on the violin. The organist will be Harold Larson. The wedded couple will spend a few days at Santa Barbara and will be home the following week at Anaheim. WCTU Hear Two Officers Speak Twenty-five members of the Anaheim WCTU met at the ranch home of Mrs. Rebecca Johnson on North St. Tuesday for an all day meeting. Speakers following an outdoor pot-luck dinner were Mrs. Violagie Nelson of Newport Beach, county flower mission committee member, and Mrs. Pearl Kendall Hess, state scientific temperance instructor. Mrs. J. H. Daugherty, president, presided over the entire meeting, which ended with two vocal solos by Mrs. LaGaska and Mrs. Nettie Anderson, both of Anaheim. Friends Compliment Matteuccis Home Sixteen friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Matteuccis gave them a housewarming Thursday evening at their new home at 500 S. West St. Homemade cake and ice-cream was served and the honored couple were presented with a lovely mirror for their new living room. Those attending besides the Matteuccis were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Houts, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemper, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stuard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Casey, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Marsh and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Organ. 20-30 Dance Saturday Night This Saturday night at 9 p.m.在the Ebell clubhouse，the 20-30 club will be the sponsors of a dance featuring Bill Gene's orchestra, with tickets selling at 40c per person. The orchestra has 12 pieces with Frank Miller, well-known drummer and Miss Elva Elsner, vocalist, as its featured musicians. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception will be given at the home of the bride。Over 250 persons are expected to attend Hostesses will be Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, Mrs. Oscar Heying, and sisters of the bridegroom, Mrs Arnold Kraemer and Miss Joseph Marii。A three-tier wedding cake will feature the buffet tea and white flowers will be displayed throughout the home. Servers will be Jean and Joan Truxaw, sisters of Mary Ellen Lucille and Maxine Kraemer daughters of Mrs.Kraemer,Nancy Ganahl,Margaret Winney and Nancy Shoemaker.Assisting in pouring will be Mrs.H.H.Neville. The bride attended the Flintridge Academy of Montana,Saint Mary's College and the St.Vincent's hospital but will not continue to work. The groom is a graduate of the University of California at Davis and is working with the Fibreboard Inc.,of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs.Mari will tour Canada for two weeks and will be at home July 6 in Berkeley. Assistance League Names Officers Installation of new officers in the Assistance League of Anaheim marked the organization's last meeting of this club year。它 was given at the home of Mrs.SaKraemer of Placentia in her lovely garden house Thursday afternoon.The group also entertained members at the installation.New officers are Mrs.RuJefferson Rust, chairman;M.H.E.W.Barnes,vice-chairmanMrs.J.Edwin Wallace,secretaryand Mrs.John Andrew Wo treasurer.The board of directors include Mrs.Homer Ames,M.Lenord Vincent and Mrs.J.H.Kaulbars。 Club Entertains Three tables formed the Tuesday Night bridge club at the home of Mrs. C. A. Griggs at 546 S. Helena St. Prizes went to Mrs. Zelma Poirier, Mrs. Frances Elliott and Mrs. Clara Troutman. Two special guests were Mrs. Lura Wagner of Los Angeles and Mrs. Velma Brandt of Anaheim. Those attending were Mrs. Margaret Martin and Mrs. Charlotte Cook of Santa Ana; Mrs. Bernice Wollenman, Mrs. Troutman, Mrs. Nina Bamesburger, Mrs. Geneva Scholz, Mrs. Poirier, Mrs. Margaret Heiden, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Ann Schaffer, Mrs. Clara Bruederle and the hostess, all of Anaheim. 20-30 Dance Saturday Night This Saturday night at 9 p.m. in the Ebell clubhouse, the 20-30 club will be the sponsors of a dance featuring Bill Gene's orchestra, with tickets selling at 40c per person. The orchestra has 12 pieces with Frank Miller, well-known drummer and Miss Elva Elsner, vocalist, as its featured musicians. It recently opened at San Clemente Memorial Day and played at the local prom this week and at Balboa for one night. The public is cordially invited to attend and have a good time. — WANT ADS 25¢ — ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATRES “THE PLACE TO GO” WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Now to Tues. (June 24) Joan Crawford-Melvyn Douglas in “A WOMAN’S FACE” also Kent Taylor-Wendy Barrie in “REPENT AT LEISURE” Starts Wednesday (June 25) Clark Gable-Rosalind Russell in “THEY MET IN BOMBAY” Also Another MAJOR ATTRACTION FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. June 21) Clark Gable—Vivien Leigh Olivia DeHaviland-Leslie Howard in “GONE WITH THE WIND” Sun. to Wed. (June 22-23-24-25) “BLOOD AND SAND” also “FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS” Thurs. Fri. Sat. (June 26-27-28) “POT O’ GOLD” also “SHE KNEW All the ANSWERS” ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Today & Tomorrow (June 20 & 21) “NOBODY’S CHILDREN” also “ROBIN HOOD OF THE PECOS” Sun. Mon. Tues. (June 22-23-24) “LONG VOYAGE HOME” also “FLIGHT COMMAND” Wed. & Thurs. (June 25 & 26) “HONEYMOON FOR THREE” also “SHE COULDN’T SAY NO” ALL SEATS 15¢ Be Taken In Double Ring Ceremony Ellen Truxaw Wed in Aniface Church in a white marquisette veil, Miss Mary Ellen will join hands with ex Mari Saturday morn-St. Boniface Church and married by her uncle, the Joseph J. Truxaw of Los Truxaw is the daughter of Mrs. J. W. Truxaw, 887 S. St. The groom is the Ms. Max Mari, 485 Cavour and. Dee will carry an orchid draping bouvardia bouquet over book. Her maid-of-honor sister, Louise Ann who will be assisted by Nicce Peek, Mary Louise Mary Montague, Annette The maid-of-honor will stand in a blue marquisette, assistants will be in Queen of Scots hats and duquets. Miss Carol the flower girl, will be like the maid-of-honor carry a basket of flowers. Mom's best man is Dennis and ushers are John Robert Truxaw, Stiles Ond and Eman O'Connell. 400 persons are expected at the morning ceremony which will be decorated with rocks and gladiolas on the aisle posts with white cascading miss Marylan Heinz the soloist, accompanied by thony Faust at the organ, jointly following the cereal menu. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES FINISH AFTER-COMMENCEMENT EVENING WITH MANY GALA PARTIES Graduation is called commencement—just the beginning—so the graduating class of Anaheim high school Tuesday night began the summer and the new days ahead with a good time. Although, not every graduate is listed here it is hoped you will know a few of the boys and girls mentioned. BILTMORE BOWLERS Forty-six seniors, one post-graduate and one Fullerton guest dined and danced at the Biltmore Bowl for a real "stepping-out" affair. Here they are: David Carlin, Charlotte Schooley, Bill Shae, Dorothy Callaway, Mitchell Tucker, Victoria Loly, Harry Heckman, Ann Hamilton, Luverne Hays, Betty Bath, Donald Mills, Evelyn Olson, Roscoe McKeehan, Peggy Tibbitts, Joe Truxaw, Letty Jo Zimmer, Fred Van Raes, Barbara Newton, Jack Planting, Dorothy Pearson, Ted Kerwin, Jean Runyon, Jack Wilson, Betty Jean Zimmer, H. L. Looney, Ruthie Zimmerman, Bob Marvin, Marjorie Fischback, John Kemper, Jackie Murphy, Duane Fredell, Mary Sowden, Tom Hilleary, Betty McLeary, Benny Best, Lila Davenport, Joe Svogar, Barbara Gregory, Bob Boysen, Margaret Boege, Elmer Hansen, Darlene Shafer, Bob Lybarger, Geraldine Grinley, and post-graduate Gordon Sivieck with Edith Riott, friend from Fullerton. PARAMOUNT QUARTETTE Before receiving her diploma, Virginia Criss celebrated with a family dinner. Her sister, Mrs. Lewis Bremer and husband from Los Angeles; her brother, Albert Criss and wife from Huntington Park; Charles A. Criss; uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Erwin and cousin, Marjorie from Corona, and son, James from Cambridge, Ohio, were all seated at the family table with her and her parents. Relatives and friends of Dean Narath enjoyed a supper at the Narath home after graduation exercises. They were Mrs. Carl Narath and C. R. Smith of El Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Knapp and son, Robert of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Talbot of Bellflower; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis; and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Davis of Anaheim. A regular family dinner celebrated Martin Gregor's graduation. At his home were Leona, Dorothy Diandreth, Boronica Gregor and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Gregor. Bud Mahoney had visitors from Rawlins, Wyo.—Mrs. Lura Wagner and son, David—to watch him graduate. After the exercises he Henrietta Lane, Paul McCleister and Barbara Pierpont went to Los Angeles for dinner and entertainment. CRESTLINE STAY Letty Joe and Betty Jean Zimmer and Joe Wollenman have invited guests to stay at TWO WOMEN GIVE BRIDGE-LUNCHEON Co-hostesses Mrs. E. Wiggs Griffgs, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Eustis of Santa Ana entertain 24 friends at a luncheon at Home Cafe Thursday afternoon after which five tables of women played at Mrs. Eustis' apartment on N. Broadway St., San Ana. Favors at the tables were packages of cosmetics and products large packages of cosmetics Mrs. Virgil Harman won Mrs. Cortez Hopkins, second; Sam Walker was third; and Floyd Hubbard, consolation. Guests were Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Carl Lemcke, Walker, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Man, Mrs. Victor Peltzer, William McCarthy, Mrs. R Harvey, Mrs. Carrol Cone; Herman Lenz, Mrs. E. T. ley, Mrs. Ralph Reafsnyder; Robert Baker; Mrs. Lloyd Mrs. Everett Nunan; Mrs. W Barnett; Mrs. Fayette Birth Mrs. Hopkins; Mrs. Richard Oler; Mrs. Dick Heffern; Mrs. R Lemcke; Mrs. Arthur Elliott; S. L. Keith; all of Anaheim; Mrs. Neil Boege of San Diego. Six Orange County Nurses at Conclave "We Are Ready" was thevention theme of the three-formnia nursing organizations they met for the 38th state convention in Oakland Monday to today. Delegates sent from all 47 districts in Bloom's best man is Dennis and ushers are John Robert Truxaw, Stiles Anton and Eman O'Connell. 400 persons are expected the morning ceremony. Each will be decorated with rocks and gladiolas on the aisle posts with white lass. Miss Marylan Heinz the soloist, accompanied by Anthony Faust at the organ. Initially following the cereception will be given at the bride. Over 250 are expected to attend. Ms will be Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Oscar Heying, and of the bridegroom, Mrs. Kraemer and Miss Jose-ari. A three-tier wedding feature the buffet tea and flowers will be displayed at the home. Ms will be Jean and Joan sisters of Mary Ellen, and Maxine Kraemer, ms of Mrs. Kraemer, Nancy Margaret Winney and Shoemaker. Assisting in will be Mrs. H. H. Neville. Bride attended the Flint-academy of Montana, St. College and the St. Vincent School of Nursing. She is a nurse at the St. Vin-hospital but will not con- work. Room is a graduate of the city of California at Davis working with the Fibre-enc., of San Francisco. And Mrs. Mari will tour for two weeks and will be July 6 in Berkeley. Instance League Officers Relation of new officers of Instance League of Anaheim the organization's last year of this club year. It was at the home of Mrs. Sam her of Placentia in her love-en house Thursday after group also entertained the ring members at the installa-New officers are Mrs. Ruth Rust, chairman; Mrs. W. Barnes, vice-chairman; Edwin Wallace, secretary; Mrs. John Andrew Wood, mer. The board of directors Mrs. Homer Ames, Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. J Ben ars. Zimmer, H. L. Looney, Rutine Zimmerman, Bob Marvin, Marjorie Fischback, John Kemper, Jackie Murphy, Duane Fredell, Mary Sowden, Tom Hilleary, Betty McLeary, Benny Best, Lila Davenport, Joe Svogar, Barbara Gregory, Bob Boysen, Margaret Boege, Elmer Hansen, Darlene Shafer, Bob Lybarger, Geraldine Grinley, and post-graduate Gordon Sivieck with Edith Riott, friend from Fullerton. PARAMOUNT QUARTETTE Enjoying the movie and stage-show at Paramount and then a late supper at Lucca's were Lorraine Teasdale, Roger Acton, Mary Lea Juszkievicz and Wayne Andrade. RELATIVES VISIT Richard Berg's grandmother, Mrs. Lena Berg from Pomona, came to Anaheim to see him graduate. She came and stayed a week at his home at 412 S. Helena St. and left Wednesday. Patricia Graham's grandmother, Mrs. Towers, her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Graham, all from Corona travelled to Anaheim to watch Patricia receive her diploma. Several uncles and aunts of Jack Planting came from Los Angeles for the Baccalaureate and graduation. They were Clyde Alling and family, Earl Alling, Nellie Alling, Mrs. Leola Radcliffe and Mrs. McNamara. FAMILY DINNERS Following graduation, Robert Cox greeted his uncles and aunts from Baldwin Park and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ott and son, Willard of Baldwin Park and Lloyd M. Pristh of Los Angeles, with daughters, Connie Mae and Marilyn were at the family dinner. McKees Return Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McKee and daughter, Peaches, of 149 N. Lemon St., returned Sunday from a two-weeks' trip through northern Iowa and Minnesota. Mr. McKee's mother, Mrs. T. S. McKee lives in Chester, Ia. He had not seen her for 12 years and they stayed with her for a week. They also stopped in northern Minnesota where most of Mrs. McKee's relatives live and went across the border into Canada. They returned on route 66 through Des Moines and Kansas City. Want Ads 250 BLANKET CLUB 50c down and 50c each week KENWOOD BLANKETS New, fine wool blankets, the aristocrat of fine and blankets in luscious colors with rich bindings — numbers included— $9.50 up to $16.50 WOOL O' THE WEST BLANKET The finest Oregon wool with deep pile, with deep bindings. See these fine blankets, still at old pri72 x 84 Challenger ... $7.99 72 x 84 Siesta ... $8.99 72 x 84 Treasure ... $9.99 72 x 90 S. Q. R. Special ... $9.99 72 x 90 Vogue ... $11.99 72 x 90 Health Ray ... $16.99 ORR HEALTH BLANKETS Deep, fluffy nap, in gorgeous floral patterns — 72 x 84 ... $14.99 **Ceremony Friday In Santa Ana** **NO WOMEN GIVE BRIDGE-LUNCHEON** Hostesses Mrs. E. Wayne, Mrs. of Anaheim, and Mrs. Glen of Santa Ana entertained friends at a luncheon at the Cafe Thursday afternoon, which five tables of bridge played at Mrs. Eustis' apartments on N. Broadway St., Santa Monroe. Vors at the tables were small images of cosmetics and prizes in large packages of cosmetics. Virgil Harman won first; Cortez Hopkins, second; Mrs. Walker was third; and Mrs. Hubbard, consolation. Quests were Mrs. Charles Greenel, Mrs. Carl Lemcke, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Victor Peltzer, Mrs. Jam McCarthy, Mrs. Robert Frey, Mrs. Carrol Cone; Mrs. Hann Lenz, Mrs. E. T. Bradley; Mrs. Ralph Reafsnyder, Mrs. Hart Baker, Mrs. Lloyd Ross, and Everett Nunan, Mrs. W. W. Hewitt, Mrs. Fayette Birtcher, Hopkins, Mrs. Richard Glovak, Dick Heffern, Mrs. Ewald Bucke, Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Keith, all of Anaheim, and Neil Boege of San Diego. **Friends Compliment Eileen Livingston With Shower** Miss Eileen Livingston of La Habra, who will be the bride of Bob Steele of Glendale this Saturday, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Virginia Ehrle at her home on N. Placentia Ave. Saturday evening. White magnolias and white candles in silver candlesticks decorated the home and the honored guest received many lovely gifts from her friends at the shower. The guest list includes Mrs. Harold Peabody, Miss Beth Young, Miss Betty Harpster, Mrs. Gabriel McBrath, Mrs. Phyllis Threlkeld, Mrs. Clyde Chambers, Miss Lillian Abbott, Mrs. Harvey Livingston, Miss Marjorie Earley and Mary Ann Erwin, all of La Habra; Mrs. C. L. Crawford and Mrs. H. W. Lewis of El Monte; Mrs. Viola Threlkeld and Miss Lula Threlkeld of Los Angeles; Miss Ruth Kinney of Fullerton; Miss Virginia Immel of Ingelwood; Miss Betty Lippe and Miss Ellen Reeves of Anaheim; and the hostess and her mother, Mrs. George Ehrle. **BRIDE-ELECT GIVEN SHOWER** Miss Lois Brunemeier of Placentia, who will be married to Ronald Henderson, of Highland Park, on June 29, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given by Mrs. E. H. Stockwell on Webster Rd., Saturday night. The party was held on the lawn and colorful lanterns and lights displayed the yard. A clever game was played which consisted of dressing bottles in bridal costumes without scissors or thread. The table with the best costumes won a prize. Twenty-eight guests were present including Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. E. H. Brunemeier and Lois' sister, Beth. **Valada Club Holds Meeting** The monthly meeting of the Valada club was at the home of Mrs. E. L. Hackley of E. North street with twelve members, making three tables of bridge present. **Presbyterian Juniors Hear Musical Solos** Monday evening the Presbyterian Junior Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Robert Baker at 900 N. Clementine St. for its last meeting until September. President Mrs. Eldon Paddock presided over the business meeting which was followed by a musical program. Miss Ruth Ellen Taylor Next Week! The Furniture EVENT Presbyterian Juniors Hear Musical Solos Monday evening the Presbyterian Junior Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Robert Baker at 900 N. Clementine St. for its last meeting until September. President Mrs. Eldon Paddock presided over the business meeting which was followed by a musical program. Miss Ruth Ellen Taylor played four numbers on her violin accompanied by Miss Susan Hilbers. They were "Dancing Doll" "Andanti," "Stardust," and "Perpetual Motion." Miss Hilbers played three solos on the piano, "Scherzo," "Pralludium," and "Polichinelle." During the evening, the members prepared surgical dressings for the Presbyterian hospitals. Hostesses, Miss Corinne Buzzell, Mrs. Stafford Minder and Mrs. Robert Baker served dainty refreshments in one course. Guests introduced were Miss Robbie Anderson, Mrs. Virgil Harman and Mrs. Clayton Tayles. Next Week! The Furniture EVENT of 1941 Watch for the Large Ad Full of Super-Values by VINCENT Furniture Co. in Next Week's Gazette O. H. RENNER BEACH APPAREL Ladies' Swim Suits in white, solid colors and fancy patterns. All leading makes including Catalina and Gartner-Mattern in the very latest fashions and colors— $2.95 to $9.50 Also Blue denim and spun rayon sportswear in newest fashions. New Summer FABRICS Make up cool, smart dresses for Summer. It is so easy with our wonderful fabrics and our very complete pattern service. Seersuckers For stylish sportswear—these smart seersuckers Make up cool, smart dresses for Summer. It is so easy with our wonderful fabrics and our very complete pattern service. Seersuckers For stylish sportswear—these smart seersuckers in lovely florals, stripes and checks. So inexpensive — yard 39c Sport Denims The popular denims for sports. You can choose from smart stripes with matching plain colors—yard 29c Powder-Puff MUSLIN The crisp, summer fabric with permanent finish, ideal for summer dresses. Lovely patterns — dots, stripes and florals — yard 39c Twintone Stylish rayon crepes, light and supple for summer. Come in plain colors, stripes and smart florals—yard 49c - 59c BELLE-SHARMEER STOCKINGS exactly sized IN your leg width AND length. Banish WRINKLES and twists. YOUR legs look PRETTIER and your STOCKINGS wear longer. ASK for your LEG size by name: BREV for smalls, MODITE for mediums, DUCHESS for talls. $1.00 to $1.65 pr.