anaheim-gazette 1941-06-26

Miss Mary Ellen Truxaw Bet UNCLE OF BRIDE MARRIES COUPLE AT ST. BONIFACE'S Dr. J. W. Truxaw gave his daughter, Mary Ellen Truxaw, in marriage Saturday morning at St. Boniface Church to David Max Mari, of San Francisco. The bride's uncle, the Rev. Joseph J. Truxaw, of Los Angeles, married the young couple. The bride was gowned in a white marquisette frock with train and veil, carried orchids, cascading bouvardia and a prayerbook. Her maid-of-honor, Louise Ann Truxaw, her sister, was dressed in blue marquisette gown. She was assisted by Miss Janice Peek, Miss Mary Lcuise Canahl, Miss Mary Montague and Miss Annette Schurich. They wore pink with Queen of Scots hats and heart bouquets. Miss Carol Truxaw, the flower girl, was dressed like the maid-of-honor. RECEPTION AT HOME Mr. Mari's best man was Dennis Ahern. Ushers were John and Robert Truxaw, Stiles McLaughton and Eman O'Connell. Music was provided by Miss Marylan Heinz, soloist, and Mrs. Anthony Faust, organist. Decorations at the church were white stocks and gladiolas with aisle posts displaying sweet peas. A reception was given at the home of the bride at 887 S. Los Angeles St. with a three-tier wedding cake cut by the new Mrs. Mari. White flowers decorated the home. Hostesses at the buffet tea were Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, Mrs. Oscar Heying, and sisters of the ST. AGNES GUILD CLOSES SEASON The last meeting until September of the St. Agnes Guild was Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Earl T. Jackson, 540 S. Clementine St. A pot-luck dinner was served out-of-decks and following a short business meeting presided over by Mrs. Thecdore Kuchel, bridge was played. The prize was won by Mrs. Adah Wilcox. Mrs. Hilton Dalessi was introduced to the group as a new member and guests of the evening were Mrs. Arno Adams and Mrs. H. C. Sather, brought by Mrs. Barbara Kilduff and Mrs. Kuchel. Others present were Mrs. Catherine Easton, Mrs. Elcise Horn, Mrs. Wilma Newland, Mrs. Sid Rofferd, Mrs. Mildren Taggart, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Kilduff, Mrs. Kuchel and the co-hostesses, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Betty Crane. Members of O. E. S. Surprise Matron Members of the Chispa Chapter of the Eastern Star surprised their matron, Mrs. Nellie Harpster, with a birthday party at the last meeting of the chapter until September Tuesday night. Mrs. Hargaret Hedges, the associate matron, planned the surprise party and had a cake and the members brought gifts for the honored guest. The refreshment committee included Mrs. Myreta Organ, Mrs. Lulu Zitzman, Mrs. Victor La Mont, Mrs. Esther Kemper, Mrs. Katie Ward, Mrs. Lillian Davis and Mrs. Jesse Donald Witt Marries Nadine Gallagher, Miss Nadene Marie Gallagher of Santa Ana and Donald Timm Witt of Buena Park were married Sunday morning at the Capilla de San Antonio by the Rev. Mr. Thomas L. Burden of White Temple Methodist Church of Anaheim. The young couple, after a short wedding trip down the coast, will make their home in this city. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gallagher and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Witt of 426 Darlington St Buena Park. About 100 friends and relatives witnessed the wedding. Miss Gallagher made a beautiful bride in an ivory satin formal with a long train and veil. She carried a shower bouquet of white carnation and bouvardia. Her cousin, Mrs. Charles G Wilson was the matron-of-honor and Mr. Wilson was best man. Decorations were of white larkspur, gladiolii, palms and ferns. A breakfast reception was given after the ceremony in the garden. A three-tiered wedding cake was set upon a lace-clothed table with white flowers as decorations. The new Mrs. Witt's going-away dress was a blue suit with white accessories. They left immediately after the reception for their trip. Date of Wedding Marked at Picnic A family picnic celebrating the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pannier, Decorations at the church were white stocks and gladiolas with aisle posts displaying sweet peas. A reception was given at the home of the bride at 887 S. Los Angeles St. with a three-tier wedding cake cut by the new Mrs. Mari. White flowers decorated the home. Hostesses at the buffet tea were Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, Mrs. Oscar Heying, and sisters of the groom, Mrs. Arnold Kraemer and Miss Josephine Mari. HONEYMOON IN CANADA Jean and Joan Truxaw, sisters of Mary Ellen, were aided with the serving by Lucille and Maxine Kraemer, Nancy Ganahl, Margaret Winney and Nancy Shoemaker. Mrs. H. H. Neville assisted in pouring. The groom's mother, Mrs. Max Mari, lives at 485 Cavcur St. in Oakland. Miss Truxaw attended the Flintridge Academy of Montana and is a graduate of St. Mary's College and St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing. Previous to her marriage, she was a nurse at the St. Vincent's Hospital but will not continue to work. Mr. Mari graduated from the University of California and is employed with the Fibreboard Inc., of San Francisco. The newlyweds are toruing Canada for two weeks and will make their home in Berkeley after July 6. 34 GIRL SCOUTS TO GO CAMPING Thirty-four girl scouts and their leader, Miss Mary Shea will leave Anaheim Monday morning for a week's camp at Jenks lake in the San Bernardino mountains. They will camp this year with the Whittier Girl Scouts. Miss Shea and Miss Nancy Webb of Anaheim will be on the camp staff as councillors and the camp will be under the direction of Miss Nancy Hargraves, a former Anaheim Girl Scout, who is now director of Girl Scouts in Whittier. The scouts attending are Elaine Schumaker, Jean and Joan Truxaw, June Carter, Betty June Roberts, Andrea Callens, Joe Ransome, Gertrude Liekus, Dorothy Saylor, Mary Louise Heinz, Joan DeWitt, Genevieve Allee, Peggy Ganahl, Joan and Mary Webb, Mary Lee Melton, Barbara Bed- will be under the direction of Miss Nancy Hargraves, a former Anaheim Girl Scout, who is now director of Girl Scouts in Whittier. The scouts attending are Elaine Schumaker, Jean and Joan Truxaw, June Carter, Betty June Roberts, Andrea Callens, Joe Ransome, Gertrude Liekus, Dorothy Saylor, Mary Louise Heinz, Joan DeWitt, Genevieve Allec, Peggy Ganahl, Joan and Mary Webb, Mary Lee Melton, Barbara Beddall, Wanda Rinehart, Gloria Knutsen, Charlotte Gauer, Flourette Hersey, Sonia Haas, Betty Leigh, Betty Malone, Betty Manning, Shirley Osborn, Teddy Lou Payne, Mary Ellen Middleton, Joan Jackson, Gwendolyn Alstrom, Barbara Evans, Winifred Jones, Gloria Tacker and Helen Hilleary. BOB SKILES Old Time Dances No Longer at PLACENTIA They are being Transfered to WOMEN'S CLUB-HALL Costa Mesa JUNE 28 ESPECIALLY PRICED 60th ANNIVERSARY MODEL TAPPAN Gas Range Gives you: DIVIDED COOKING TOP...Use four large utensils without crowding...work between burners, never over them. Bright Chrome-lined VISUALITE oven, with glass door and electric light...watch baking without opening door. MIGHTY MITE BURNER and all other wanted features. TAPPAN'S exclusive TEL·U·SET Times all cooking operations—signals in three ways when cooking's done! Visiguide tells at flip of finger correct time and temperatures for over 100 cooking operations. Phone Fullerton 456 HARRY I. HO LIQUID FUELS APPLIA On 101 Highway Between Fullerton and Kaw Becomes Bride of David Max M Wed Witt Marries the Gallagher, Adene Marie Gallagher and Ana and Donald Timm Guena Park were married morning at the Capilla de Antonio by the Rev. Mr. L. Burden of White Methodist Church of Anaung couple, after a short trip down the coast, will live home in this city. Gallagher is the daughter of Mr. H. B. Gallagher and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Witt of 426 Darlington St. Park. About 100 friends witnessed the wedgagher made a beautiful ivory satin formal with skin and veil. She carried a bouquet of white carnabouvardia. Bousin, Mrs. Charles G., was the matron-of-honor Wilson was best man. ations were of white gladiolli, palms and breakfast reception was over the ceremony in the A three-tiered wedding set upon a lace-clothed white flowers as decorw Mrs. Witt's going-away is a blue suit with white jeans. They left immediately reception for their trip. Of Wedding Bed at Picnic Friday picnic celebrating the wedding anniversary of Mrs. Howard Pannier, of Girl Reserves Visit At Camp Osceola Thirty-eight members of Anaheim's Girl Reserves and group leaders previewed Camp Osceola Monday before their week's stay there August 4 to 11. The camp was in readiness for the boys who arrived Tuesday. Transportation was provided by Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Lyman Harpster, Mrs. Marion Pickle, Mrs. Warren Hodges, Mrs. Cassie Wethered and Mrs. Charles A. Pearson. The inspection lasted from early morning until after a campfire meeting. The pool was ready for swimming and there were many games and sports played during the morning and afternoon. The night program was entitled "Campfire of Imagination" and Catherine Gauer played the part of a new camper and the play centered about a dream in which she pictured what Camp Osceola would be like. Girls who attended were Kay Wilson, June Atwell, Newlene Pennington, Dorothy Pearson, Ruby Ann Harbison, Mary Harpster, Bonnie Stanfill, Donna Tiberts, Barbara Ferrell, Joan Guss, Jean Marion, Jane Salisbury, Betty McCulloch, Peggy Wilson, Marion Pickle, Marilyn Baumbach, Catherine Gauer, Mary Adams, Charlotte Hodges, Norma Thompson, Shirley Tozier, Lorraine Shanks, Marjorie Vigor and Ann Hamilton. 14 School-Girls Form Music Club Fourteen Fremont school girls interested in music have formed Arthur Gross Weds Miss Nancy Stow Arthur Groos of 1303 Crone St., Anaheim, and Miss Nancy Elizabeth Stow of Los Angeles became husband and wife at St. Michael's Episcopal church last Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. Mr. H. F. Softley of Orange performed the ceremony. The bride is a graduate of UCLA where she was YWCA director of dramatics and a member of the student council. She is affiliated with the Phi Beta, PiLambda Theta and PiGamma sororities. The groom graduated from Anaheim high school, received his AB degree at UCLA and his MA at the University of California at Berkeley. He also attended the University of Heidleberg and is a candidate for a Ph.D. degree at USC. He is now a teacher at National City. Miss Stow wore a white dotted net gown with a bouquet of bouvardia and white roses with an orchid. She was attended by her sister, Miss Ann Stow, who was dressed in a blue lace and marquisette formal and carried delphinium and talisman roses with bouvardia. Her bridesmaid was Miss Karen Knudtsen and Eleanor Knudtsen was the flowergirl. They both wore pink organdy and carried pink roses and white sweetpeas. The bride was given away by her uncle, Herbert Phillips, and John Goble was best man. Two solos were sung by a sorority sister of the bride, Miss Helen Crosier. She sang "Because" and "Ave Maria." JOYCE WILLIAMS BECOMES BRIDE OF SAN FRANCISCAN A white altar ensnared palmss and candelabra is the memory of a lovely wedding the White Temple Methe church last Wednesday even when Miss Joyce E. Williams Anaheim and John Bolton bore of San Francisco became main wife. Miss Williamson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Williams of Orangewood Ave. and groom is the son of Dr. and J. B. Bestall of Downey; bride was a member of the faculty at Colorado State college and Bestall is an instructor on metal and mechanical drawing San Francisco public schools. The Rev. Mr. R. Nels Swert of Redlands, an old friend of couple, performed the double ceremony. The bride wore a white chiffon organza, which had a tight flowering out into a full skirt a short train. She carried a bouquet centered with an orchid. Her sister, Miss Alice Wilson, was the bridesmaid and gowned in a Grecian-style blue chiffon with a fitted ming jacket. Her bouquets similar to the bride's but centered with a blue watery Her other attendant, Mrs. Larsen donned a dusty rose bodice dress with a full shirred at the waist and a shoulder sleeve. Her bouquets accented with a rose watery Her best man was Harvey son of Long Beach. Paul Hof Long Beach, and Law Of Wedding ed at Picnic illy picnic celebrating the wedding anniversary of Mrs. Howard Pannier, of Grove, was held in Analys park Sunday afternoon. is the honored guests were two children, Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell of Santa Ana with chillewart and Charlotte; Mr. William Hall and son, Mrs. William Pannier, Mrs. Milton Pannier and Shirley, and Mr. and Donald Pannier all of Analys picnic celebrating the wedding anniversary of Mrs. Howard Pannier, of Grove, was held in Analys park Sunday afternoon. is the honored guests were two children, Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell of Santa Ana with chillewart and Charlotte; Mr. William Hall and son, Mrs. William Pannier, Mrs. Milton Pannier and Shirley, and Mr. and Donald Pannier all of Analys picnic celebrating the wedding anniversary of Mrs. Howard Pannier, of Grove, was held in Analys park Sunday afternoon. is the honored guests were two children, Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell of Santa Ana with chillewart and Charlotte; Mr. William Hall and son, Mrs. William Pannier, Mrs. Milton Pannier and Shirley, and Mr. and Donald Pannier all of Analys picnic celebrating the wedding anniversary of Mrs. Howard Pannier, of Grove, was held in Analys park Sunday afternoon. is the honored guests were two children, Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell of Santa Ana with chillewart and Charlotte; Mr. William Hall and son, Mrs. William Pannier, Mrs. Milton Pannier and Shirley, and Mr. and Donald Pannier all of Analys picnic celebrating the wedding anniversary of Mrs. Howard Pannier, of Grove, was held in Analys park Sunday afternoon. 14 School-Girls Form Music Club Fourteen Fremont school girls interested in music have formed the O.T.S. Music Club which meets every Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the home of their adviser, Miss Ethel Campbell at 211 N. Clement St. The second meeting was this week an dthe officers are Charlotte Gauer, president; Mildred Bethel, vice president; Doris Essary, secretary-freasurer. Most of the meetings will be spent in singing songs, playing games and listening to records. All girls who interested in joining and who are either entering Fremont next year or who have just graduated from the school are urged to attend the next meeting. Girls who have joined besides the officers are Wilma Fledderman, Barbara Brown, Beverly Wagner, Shirley Herling, Mary Webb, Gloria and Elaine Knutsen, Dickie Graham, Barbara Hein, Eloise Roquet, Barbara Evans and Shirley Essary. Going-Away Party Given Faye Vantine Miss Faye Vantine was honored with a going-away party planned by Miss Janet Power at Balboa Sunday night: Miss Vantine left with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vantine of 309 W. Center St., Monday for a vacation in North Dakota. A.E.SCHUMACHER O.H.RENN Men's All Wool Dress Pants Reg.$6.95 to $8.50 Values Light colors ideal for summer wear. You should buy 2 pair at this ridiculous low price. No Alterations To go at $2.95 Quality Dress Shirts Reg.$2.00 to $2.50 Values One group of National Known Brand Shirts. Broken sizes and patterns but all sizes. To go at $2 for $3.00 Pure Silk Ties Reg.$1.00 One group of Reg.$1.00 light Color Pure Silk Ties To go at $39c MON Broken lines must be participates in this g Sport Shoes Values to $2.95 Special group of sport Sandals and Ties—for and sport wear. Broken higher priced shoes. To go at Costume Jewel $1.00 Values One lot of leather and r and plastic jewelry To go at each Linen Guest Towel Reduced OTHER TAPPANS FROM $64.95 UP RY I. HORN JEWELS APPLIANCES Between Fullerton and Anaheim One group of National Known Brand Shirts. Broken sizes and patterns but all sizes. To go at $.159 2 for $3.00 Pure Silk Ties Reg. $1.00 One group of Reg. $1.00 light Color Pure Silk Ties To go at 39c Boy's Sanforized Wash Pants Values to $1.95 We are showing one group of fine quality wassh pants for Boys To go at 89c 2 for $1.75 Bias Tape One lot of 10c To go at each 5c Boy's Sport Shirts Values to 89c Made of a good Quality of Cotton and Rayon—Well made. To go at 39c 3 for $1.00 Men's Sport Ensemble Suits Reduced Shirts and Pants to match. Ideal for Beach Wear To go at $2.25 Ladies Rayon Dresses Reg. $2.50 Folks there are only 7 of these so you better be here early tomorrow as they won't last long. To go at $1.69 Costume Jewelry $1.00 Values One lot of leather and r and plastic jewelry To go at each Linen Guest Towel Reduced From higher priced lines Embroidery and Applicaque. To go at Rugs and Ma Reduced One table of odd rugs and Also a few covers all si colcrs To go at Infants sDep Offers one table of od ends. To go at—25c to $1.00 Imported Olive Castile Soa Here is a value that clear with-in a few hours. To go at—per ca Boy's All Wool Dress Pant Values to $4.95 One lot of boys light co Wool Dress Pants To go at Boy's Sport Suit One lot of boys shirt and ensemble suits. Reduced to $ Max Mari, of San Francisco BYCE WILLIAMSON COMES BRIDE OF SAN FRANCISCAN A white altar ensnirned with flowers and candelabra is the scenic story of a lovely wedding in White Temple Methodist Church last Wednesday evening. Miss Joyce E. Williamson of Nehemiah and John Bolton Bestall of San Francisco became man and woman. Miss Williamson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Williamson Orangewood Ave. and the son of Dr. and Mrs. B. Bestall of Downey. The Rev. Mr. R. Nels Swenerton Medlands, an old friend of the bride, performed the double-ring ceremony. The bride wore a white chenille gown, which had a tight bodice draped out into a full skirt with short train. She carried a white quet centered with an orchid. Her sister, Miss Alice Williamson, was the bridesmaid and was dressed in a Grecian-style Alice chiffon with a fitted match-jacket. Her bouquet was similar to the bride's but was covered with a blue water lily. Other attendant, Mrs. M. J. Rosen donned a dusty rose fitted dress with a full skirt draped at the waist and at the shoulder sleeve. Her bouquet was presented with a rose water lily. The best man was Harvey Wilford of Long Beach. Paul Higgins Long Beach, and Lawrence Los Angeles St. In the receiving line were the parents of the bride and bridegroom and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gregson. Mrs. Williamson was dressed in a dusty rose crepe formal with all overlace trim and Mrs. Gregson wore an all-overlace powder-blue redingote. Hostesses greeting the 75 guests were Mrs. Barfoot; Mrs. Merit Avers, of Compton (nee Miss Evelyn Nancarrow of Anaheim); Miss Pauline Guthrie, of Alhambra; Mrs. John Koeper, of Los Angeles, and Miss Lillian Williamson of Compton, cousins of the bride. They all were attired in harmonizing pastel formals. Large bowls of pink roses, white snapdragons and gladiolas highlighted the decorations in the home. Miss Williamson attended Anaheim high school, Fullerton junior college, San Jose state and postgraduate work at USC. She is a member of the Tau Gamma and is a physical education honor society Santa Barbara State, Oregon State and USC. They will go on a wedding trip in Oregon and then make their home in San Francisco. Maj. R. H. Lee Has Birthday Party Major R. H. Lee was honored with a birthday party by a group of friends Monday evening at his home at 321 S. Olive St. Games were played midtier arrangements of spring flowers. After the social time, a weiner bake in the out-of-doors was enjoyed by those present. Major Lee's grandson, Willis Brown, Jr., presented him with the gifts brought by the friends. Relatives present were his sister: Mrs. Roy Hill and her husband from Pasadena and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown of Fuller Park. RICHARDS-MARTIN DANCE STUDIO Presents The Biggest Little Show in California Their 6th Annual Dance Pageant Presents The Biggest Little Show in California Their 6th Annual Dance Pageant Friday, June 27 — 8 p.m. Sponsored by Anaheim Elks' Drum and Bugle Corps A. U. H. S. AUDITORIUM Adults ... 25c Children ... 15c O. H. RENNER DR Store Quaker and Scranton Net Panels Only 3 or 4 of a $\frac{1}{2}$ kind. To go at price Ladies Sport Blousess Values to $2.50 One lot of sport blouses seersuckers and prints. Broken Sizes. To go at 75c MONTH END SALE Broken lines must be disposed of quickly at great reductions. Every department participates in this great savings event. Come tomorrow, share in the great economies. Sport Shoes Values to $2.95 Special group of sport shoes. Sandals and Ties—for beach and sport wear. Broken lines of higher priced shoes. 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