anaheim-gazette 1941-10-09

AUTHOR REX MILLER IS FEATURED AT FIRST FALL MEETING OF EBELL CLUB MONDAY AFTERNOON Rex. Miller, noted author and foreign correspondent, was the featured speaker at the first fall meeting of the Ebell club Monday afternoon in the clubhouse when Mrs. Albert Raymond assuming her office as president. Mr. Miller, who was introduced by the first vice president, Mrs. Sid McGraw, chose for his tpoic, "Behind the Headlines." He enumerated several events that have taken place in England, France and Russia and declared that the war of today is in truth only a part of the plan of Hitler to dominate the entire world. His manner of speaking and his use of pertinent facts gave the 200 listeners a favorable impression of the newspaperman. A luncheon served by the October committee, headed by Mrs. Eva Boyd and Mrs. John Anthony preceded the program. Mrs. J. E. Craddock, Mrs. E. H. Weber and Mrs. John Wood were in charge of stage decorations; and Mrs. L. A. Benner and Mrs. Lloyd A. Burrows arranged the tables in a Hallowe'en theme. The luncheon speaker, Mrs. Reuben Day, president of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs, was introduced by Mrs. Raymond. Others introduced were Mrs. D. Jerry Yungs, America citizenship; Mr. A. P. M. Brown, literature; Mrs. F. H. Weisel, history and landmarks; and Mrs. W. M. Kelsey, radio. Section reports were presented during the business session. Mrs. G. B. Greder gave a report on the home and garden section; Mrs. One Hundred Attend Y.L.I. Card Party One hundred guests made up the 25 beautifully decorated tables for contract, auction, whist and "500" yesterday afternoon when the Y. L. I. Group of Anaheim held a benefit card party at the lovely home of Mrs. Alice Callens, on Cerritos St. Large dahlias made up the floral arrangements in the house. Earlier in the afternoon the guests were entertained in the garden of the home. Prizes in contract went to Mrs. E. Hackley of Anaheim and Alice McCarthy of Fullerton. Mrs. Ella Bolz of Anaheim won the "500" prize. Mrs. G. Foster of Fullerton and Mrs. Mable Meric of Santa Ana took the auction bridge prize, while Mrs. Rose Gussens of Anaheim won in whist. Dainty refreshments were served following the awarding of the prizes. Mrs. Pete Fluor and Mrs. May LeBeck was co-chairmen of the event, the proceeds of which will go to the social welfare fund of the organization. POST-NUPTIAL AFFAIR HONORS MRS. LA PORTO Mrs. Nick La Porto, the former Eleanor Rogers, was honored with a post-nuptial shower at the home of Mrs. F. LeRoy Marsh at 300 N. Janss St. Tuesday evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Peggy Hoag and Mrs. Anita Nankervis, daughter of Mrs. Marsh. THETA RHO CLUB OFFICERS TAKE CHAIRS LAST WEEK Officers of the Omega chapter of the Theta Rho girls' club of Orange county were installed by the Alpha chapter of the Los Angeles club last Wednesday evening in Santa Ana. Marie Smith and Lillian Murdugh, both officers of the Theta Rho assembly, were in charge. Officers who officially took their respective chairs were Dorothy Ragsdale, president; Betty Swenson, vice president; Thelma Swenson, recording secretary; Winona Christenson, financial secretary; and Maxine Tyreman, treasurer. Mrs. Mabel Ives and Mrs. Gladys Smith, members of the board of control of the Theta Rho clubs, were introduced as were Blanche Cartmell and Elenore Cozad, new members. Special guests were Mildred Allen, marshal of the Rebekah assembly; Ethel Brown, district deputy president; and Jack Taylor, district deputy grand master of the Odd Fellows lodge. It was announced that the Omega chapter will be in charge of the installation ceremonies of the Inglewood and Campton chapters during this month. Co-chairman planning the decorations for Wednesday night were Maxine Tyreman and Marguerite Folger. Marilyn Rogers was in charge of refreshments. Pasadena Guest Honored at Surprise Dinner Mrs. Myrta Saunders was hostess at a birthday surprise dinner The luncheon speaker, Mrs. Reuben Day, president of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs, was introduced by Mrs. Raymond. Others introduced were Mrs. D. Jerry Yungs, America citizenship; Mr. A. P. M. Brown, literature; Mrs. F. H. Weisel, history and landmarks; and Mrs. W. M. Kelsey, radio. Section reports were presented during the business session. Mrs. G. B. Greder gave a report on the home and garden section; Mrs. Brown, Bible section; Mrs. Youngs, book section; Mrs. Richard Glover, child study section; Mrs. Don Franks, drama section. Announcements were made concerning the child study section in the clubhouse next Wednesday at which time a fashion show will be presented which will feature children's sport and dress ensembles an dthe cook book that will contain favorite recipes of the members. Mrs. Sarah F. Pearson also announced that a 'mile of pennies' would be collected by the club this year with which it would buy defense bonds. New members introduced by Mrs. Leo J. Friis included the Mesdames J. H. Wilmore, Ray Reafsynder, Cortez Hoskins, Stuart Streshly, Fayette Birtcher, Maurice Shirk, Sam Walker, Chester Shirk, Virgil Harmon, Wayne Griggs, Paul Demaree, Robert Kenney, Timothy Wallace, P. M. Wheeler, N. R. Booth, Denise Remillard, John Henry, O. A. Mansen, Arthur Roquet, James A. Baker, R. J. Mahoney, Elvin Meadows and Dan O'Conner. Delegates were named to attend the district convention on October 24. They are Mesdames C. W. Austin, H. G. Graf, Mary Jane Anderson, E. V. Kelsey, John Ecchtman, M. C. Mason, C. O. Lewis and P. M. Wheeler. Alternates are Mesdames McGraw, Kelsey, M. M. Henderson, L. E. Phillips, L. E. Wilson, Eldon Stark, Arthur Kemper and Mae Neighbors. Philathea Class Has Regular Meet The Philathea Class of the Salem Evangelical Church met at the home of Mrs. Oscar Bengston of 128 Vine St. Tuesday evening for a regular business meeting with its president, Mrs. Alma Hamann. Plans were made for the November 4 meeting to be at the home of Mrs. Edna Pannier of S. Ohio. POST-NUPTIAL AFFAIR HONORS MRS. LA PORTO Mrs. Nick La Porto, the former Eleanor Rogers, was honored with a post-nuptial shower at the home of Mrs. F. LeRoy Marsh at 300 N.Janss St.Tuesday evening.Hostesses were Mrs.Peggy Hoag and Mrs.Anita Nankervis,daughter of Mrs.Marsh. The game of "Fantan" was played with first prize going to Thelma Woods and the honored guest, Mrs.La Porte,was consoled. Gifts brought by the guests were placed on a large table over which hung a white bell. Guests included Rosemary Edgerton and Mary Whitaker of Fullerton; Miss Irma Waters,Mrs.Lucille Brown,Mrs.Sybil Ring,Miss Thelma Woods,Miss Mildred Bell and Mrs.Mabel Bratt of Anaheim;Mrs.Zelpha Rippey of Whittier;Mrs.Maxine Carlson of Compton and Miss Agnes Moore of Garden Grove. The former Miss Rogers,the daughter of Mrs.Eizabeth Rogers of Long Beach,was married to Mr.La Porto,the son of Mr. and Mrs.La Porto of S.Philadelphia St.,recently at Yuma,Ariz.,with the Rev.Lukes officiating. Mrs.LaPorto is a graduate of Manual Arts high school and Santa Ana junior college where she belonged to Iota Alpha Phi, Spinsters and the Topperettes.She is employed at the J.C.Penney Company and will continue to work. The recent bridegroom graduated from Anaheim high school,belongs to the 20-30 club and is on the Home Guard. At the ceremony,the former Miss Rogers wore a mint green dress with luggage accessories. The couple are now living at Rose Marie apartments,Anaheim. School of Fine Arts Plans to Present Program Mrs.Kate E.McCullah,director of the Orange County School of Fine Arts, announces an unusually fine program for Saturday,October 18.at the Anaheim high school auditorium. Five grand pianos will be featured in ensemble numbers by more than 50 young artists.A chorus of 75 voices will sing folk music and a special arrangement the Inglewood and Campton chapters during this month. Co-chairman planning the decorations for Wednesday night were Maxine Tyreman and Marguerite Folger.Marilyn Rogers was in charge of refreshments. Pasadena Guest Honored at Surprise Dinner Mrs.Myrta Saunders was hostess at a birthday surprise dinner given at her home in Anaheim honoring Reginald Evans of Pasadena Saturday evening. Because Mr.Evans is a fishing enthusiast,favors were carried out with fishing ideas.A miniature lake scene graced the center of the table and small fishing poles with colored fish at the end of the line served as place cards. Guests were Miss Dottie McTarvis, George Anderson,Miss Iona McMurtry,Al Kohler,Robert Stankey,Miss Gloria Faye Saunders and Miss Betty Lee Saunders.all of Anaheim. Classic Guild to Give Scenes from Shakespeare Friday "Great Scenes from Shakespeare" presented by the Classic Guild of New York City will be given tomorrow at 8 p.m.at Marywood school. Selected scenes include Julius Caesar with Gray Carpenter as Brutus and Stanley Gobleigh as Marq Anthony;Hamlet with Mr.Cobliegh playing the title role and Joan Beckwith as Ophelia;Macbeth with Mr.Cobleigh again in the title part with Mrs.Bekwith as Lady Macbeth and Mr.Carpenter as Porter; As You Like It Taming of the Shrew,also with a with a featured cast of players. Tickets for the evening are priced at 35c and can be purchased at the school at 407 W.Broadway. Philathea Class Has Regular Meet The Philathea Class of the Salem Evangelical Church met at the home of Mrs. Oscar Bengston of 128 Vine St. Tuesday evening for a regular business meeting with its president, Mrs. Alma Hamann. Plans were made for the November 4 meeting to be at the home of Mrs. Edna Pannier of S. Ohio St. It was announced that each member was to earn $1 in a special way and bring it to the meeting for Thanksgiving charity. The game "Bunko" was played before refreshments were served amid Hallowe'en decorations by Mrs. Bengston and her co-hostess, Susan Spoerl. Those present besides the hostesses were Mrs. Leota Grivey, Mrs. Minnie Bennett, Mrs. Alice Hochuli, Miss Lydia Betz, Miss Ella Broeker, Mrs. Alma Hamann, Mrs. Irene Keller and Mrs. Gladys Black of Anaheim and Mrs. Lillian Potter of Orange. Webster Residents Have Social Time Residents of the Webster tract met for a social evening Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sasebier. Guests enjoying the dessert course and social time were Mr. and Mrs. N. Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Miller and daughters, Beatrice, Betty and Myrlin; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rettig and daughter, Patricia; Mrs. Earl Goodrum, Miss Katherine McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davis, Mrs. Alice Case, Mrs. Ray Herr, Mrs. Alice Stockwell, Mrs. Leo Pulick, Mrs. Helen Hodgkinson, Mrs. J. Dutzi and children, Jimmy and Virginia; Mr. and Mrs. Jess Davis, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gleason, Mrs. George Stirton and son, and Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Quarton, parents of the hostess. Arts Plans to Present Program Mrs. Kate E. McCullah, director of the Orange County School of Fine Arts, announces an unusually fine program for Saturday, October 18, at the Anaheim high school auditorium. Five grand pianos will be featured in ensemble numbers by more than 50 young artists. A chorus of 75 voices will sing folk music and a special arrangement of “There’ll Always Be an England” and “I Am An American.” A music story of the child predigy Mozart and another of the life of Stephen Foster will be given by drama students, directed by Lois Rees Auer. Jean Sutherland will act as narrator for Schubert and Chopin numbers. Katherine McCullah will lead in a five-piano arrangement of the brilliant Tschaikorvsky Concerto in B Flat Minor. The public is invited to attend the recital. There will be a nominal charge. Gazette's New Phone Number 2206 Seale's Mortuary 202 W. Broadway, Phone 2771 BEAUTIFUL Enlargement of Every Picture on your Roll Including Developing 21 years successful experience is your guarantee of fastless work. Individual attention, 24 hour service. A trial order will make you a steady customer. LENS PHOTOS DEPT. 15, JAMESVILLE, WIS. ANAHEIM GAZETTE RHO CLUB MRS TAKE THE LAST WEEK Of the Omega chapter, Mrs Rho girls' club of twenty were installed by the chapter of the Los Club last Weednesday at Santa Ana. Marie Lillian Murdugh, both the Theta Rho assembly charge. Who officially took active chairs were Dorale, president; Betty Price president; Thelma recording secretary; Westenson, financial secretary Maxine Tyreman,abel Ives and Mrs. Smith, members of the control of the Theta Rho introduced as were Hartmell and Elenore key members. Special Mildred Allen, marie Rebekah assembly; district deputy president Jack Taylor, district master of the Oddge. The announced that the latter will be in charge installation ceremonies of food and Compton chapel this month. Man planning the decoration Wednesday night were creman and Marguerite Marilyn Rogers was in refreshments. Nona Guest dined at Rose Dinner Marita Saunders was host-birthday surprise dinner KLAUSING-CLASEN WEDDING HELD AT LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. L. E. Eifert performed the ceremony that made Miss Gertrude Klausing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Klausing of Anaheim, and Gerhard Clasen, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Clasen of Santa Cruz, man and wife Friday evening in the Zion Lutheran church. The former Miss Klausing wore a white slipper satin gown with a train and fingertip length veil. She carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums, roses and bouvardia. The maid of honor was Miss Nina May Miller, cousin of the bride. She was dressed in maise-colored taffeta and held a nosegay of roses and chrysanthemums. Misses Doris Rasmussen, Evelyn Brunworth and Dorothy Clasen were bridesmaids and were gowned in chamois, antique-gold and gold-dust taffeta respectively; They had chrysanthemum bouquets. The flower girl was little Miss Lois Eifert wearing a dainty light yellow gown with matching flowers. Harold Clasen, best man, and ushers Arnold Clasen, Edward Clasen and Henry Klausing completed the wedding procession. Mrs. Al Dutzi, accompanied at the organ by Walter Knigge, sang "Oh Father All Creating" during the ceremony. Nearly ninety guests attended the short reception afterward and Mrs. Klausing received in a navy blue gown. The bride is a graduate of Anahigh school and Fullerton junior college. Mr. Clasen graduated from Orange high school. DAUGHTER OF SCHLOSSERS GIVEN LAYETTE SHOWER Mrs. Keith Miner of Bakersfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Schlosser of this city, was honored at a layette shower given by Mrs. Erick Anderson and Mrs. Kent Middleton at Fullerton Thursday afternoon. After a luncheon, the table of which was centered with a pale pink and blue delphinium bouquet with favors of pink and blue nutcups, games were played. Miss Sharen Ross, niece of the honored guest, brought in the gifts to her aunt in her little baby buggy. Those invited were Mrs. Leona Lawrence of Rivera, Mrs. Robbie Robinson of Pomona, Mrs. Truman Stewart, Mrs. Myrtle Malcom, Mrs. Edna Hill, and Mrs. Arthur Schokke of Huntington Park, Mrs. Edward Watkins and Mrs. Martin Reitzel of Southgate, Mrs. Florence Parmenter of Bell, Mrs. Schlosser, mother of Mrs. Miner, and Mrs. Lloyd Ross, a sister of the honored guest, with her daughter, Sharen of Anaheim. Mrs. Miner has been a house-guest in the Schlosser home for two weeks and will return to her home in Bakersfield this week. Orangethorpe P.-T. A Has Potluck Supper The Orangethorpe grammar school P.-T. A began its first meeting of the year Thursday evening with a potluck supper followed by a business session and entertainment in the school auditorium. At that time, Mrs. J. I. Johnston was elected treasurer, replacing Mrs. Leon Seden who has moved FRIENDS OF NEILS BOEGES SAY 'BON VOYAGE' Twenty-two friends of Dr. and Mrs. J. Neils Boege said farewell to Mrs. Boege, who left Frienda with her children, Barbara and Joyce, from Wilmington on the SS Lurline for Hawaii, where they will join Dr. Boege, who is in dental corps of the Naval Reserves. Dr. Boege, the son of Dr. and Mrs. John H. Boege of 617-Lemon St., has been stationed on the naval base at Kanooe Beach Hawaii. Miss Barbara, whose four birthday was Monday, was given a cake before she and her mother and sister sailed. Each of her guests were given a piece of cake. Joyce, her sister, is one months old. Those who bid the Boeges "Happy Voyage" included Dr. and Mrs John H. Boege of Anaheim, daughter Lois, of San Diego; M.H.W.Saulsbery,Mrs.Rombach Jansen,John Luedke,Mr.and M.Dick Bruce of Anaheim,and M.H.Wayne Russell,great parents of Mrs.Boege from Florida. The travellers expected to arrive in Hawaii yesterday morning. New Show Offered At Community Playhouse An old house out on the marsh in a deserted section of the country is the perfect goose-flesh sitting for a thrill-packed drama "Ladies in Retirement," which comes to Pasadena Community Playhouse October 14-25 as second playbill in the Fall season. But the shutters do not flap! Ona Guest ed at the Dinner Arta Saunders was hostbirthday surprise dinner home in Anaheim Reginald Evans of Pasaday evening. Mr. Evans is a fishing favors were carried in fishing ideas. A minature graced the center of and small fishing poles d fish at the end of the as place cards. Were Miss Dottie Mcgeorge Anderson, Miss Curtry, Al Kohler, Robert Miss Gloria Faye SaunMiss Betty Lee Saunders, heim. The Guild to scenes from Speare Friday Scenes from Shakepresented by the Classic New York City will be norrow at 8 p.m. at school. Scenes include Julius with Gray Carpenter as and Stanley Gobleigh as rhony; Hamlet with Mr. playing the title role and kwith as Ophelia; MacMr. Cobleigh again in heart with Mrs. Beckwith Macbeth and Mr. CarPorter; As You Like It of the Shrew, also with a featured cast of players. for the evening are 35c and can be purchasschool at 407 W. Broad- Henry Mang Speaks At Rebekah Meet Henry Mang, past grand patriarch, was the featured speaker at the Lois Rebekah lodge meeting Friday night in Odd Fellows hall. Mr. Mang has just returned from a session of the sovereign grand lodge in Des Moines, Iowa. The girls of the Omega Chi Theta Rho club also were on the program. Announcement was made by Mrs. Vernice Summers that the Past Noble Grands’ Association will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Nina Law and that the next meeting of the lodge will be a public card party. Miss Betty Swenson of Santa Ana introduced the girls on the program that followed Mr. Mang’s talk. Entertainers included Miss Rosine Roy, vocalist, accompanied by Miss Patty Allis; Hazel and Merton Fogler, vocal duetists, accompanied by their sister, Marguerite, pianist; and Miss Frances Kester, pianist. In charge of refreshments were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reisinger, Vernice Summers, Adele House. Introductions of guests included Mrs. Mildred Allen, Mrs. Mabel Ives and Henry Mang. Orangethorpe P.-T. A. Has Potluck Supper The Orangethorpe grammar school P.-T. A. began its first meeting of the year Thursday evening with a potluck supper followed by a business session and entertainment in the school auditorium. At that time, Mrs. J. I. Johnston was elected treasurer, replacing Mrs. Leon Sedan who has moved from the district. Mrs. Max Royer, program chairman, announced the theme for the year, “Building for Tomorrow.” Robert Gregg, president of the board of trustees, was introduced by Mrs. Royer and then introduced the teachers, Peter Pendeleton, principal; Mrs. Vangelia Rainy, Mrs. Alpha Salveson and Mrs. Gladys Head. As the women instructors were introduced, they were presented with a corsage by Mrs. A. Kadelbaoh, hospitality chairman. The Beeman brothers, Bill, Bob and Don entertained with a group of cowboy songs. Before the program was closed, it was announced that the annual carnival will be at the school, Friday evening, October 17. Something NEW! Shown for the first time. These sheets are heavy muslin quality and are can-forized shrunk. The only no-wrinkle custom built bed sheet. See it on display in our Oak St. show window. Twin Bed Size $1.85 Double Bed Size $2.10 THRIFTY SPECIAL New Show Offered At Community Playhouse An old house out on the marsh in a deserted section of the country is the perfect goose-flesh ting for a thrill-packed drama “Ladies in Retirement,” which comes to Pasadena Community Playhouse October 14-25 as a second playbill in the Fall season. But the shutters do not flap chasms in the woodwork minus as the Edward Pechen Denham team fashions an exotic drama around the psychological turns of a strange household. There is Leonora Fiske, the musical comedy star, and B Creed whose life is devoted to care of her two sisters. A stay by the sisters starts a venture that ends in start fashion when the fly-by-night nephew, Albert Feather, comes to the scene. The shout of crows. To relieve Misery of 666 TRY 'Rub-My-Tism' a Wonderful Link WEST COAST THEATRES BROADWAY SANTA ANA PHONE 300 ERRY! ends today Gary Cooper as “SERGEANT YORK” STARTS TOMORROW “DR. KILDARE’S WEDDING DAY” Oh Lew Aygs • Laraine Day • Lionel Barrymore • Red Skelton also “PARACHUTE BATTALION” A.E.SCHUMACHER The ST New Fab For school and for better large variety at very n WEST COAST THEATRES BROADWAY SANTA ANA PHONE 300 ERRY! ends today Gary Cooper as “SERGEANT YORK” STARTS TOMORROW “DR. KILDARE’S WEDDING DAY” with Lew Ayers • Laraine Day • Lionel Barrymore • Red Skelton also “PARACHUTE BATTALION” with Robert Preston • Edmund O'Brien WEST COAST SANTA ANA PHONE 858 STARTS TODAY — IT'S BETTER THAN “BOOM TOWN” CLARK GABLE "HONKY TONK" LANA TURNER in Frank Morgan-Claire Trevor-Marjorie Main-Albert Dekker LATEST MARCH OF TIME - Color Cartoon - News FOX ANAHEIM TELEPHONE 3602 NOW! ... ends Tuesday Drone Power and Betty Grable in “A YANK in the R. A. 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Coaxes skin to look radiantly fresh. Grand for young complexions. LIQUEFYING CLEANSING CREAM — for normal or oily skins. Thoroughly cleanses away clogging dirt, surplus oil. Skin looks finer, dewy-clean. COSMETIC Department For school and for better large variety at very n FAST COL 36 incn prints in an in patterns. Fine for school dresses. All fast colors. RICH In a colorful variety of b rayons in Falls newest co values at — Yard 39 Inch Rayon For dressy frocks of the grade. Many lovely pa and colors to select from. Yard OUTING FLANNEL Warm, fleecy quality buy your Fall and Win needs now at a savi 36 inch fleecy striped out in assorted patterns. Yard 36 inch heavy quality striouting, soft and warm. Yard 36 inch printed outing beautiful patterns. Yard BLANKETS Big 72 x 84 double bed warm blankets, 5% wool 5 colors — plaids — sa binding. Each $2.95 ENDS OF NEILS . BOGES SAY IN VOYAGE' enty-two friends of Dr. and Mrs. Neils Boege said farewell to Boege, who left Friday after children, Barbara and from Wilmington on the line for Hawaii, where they in Dr. Boege, who is in the captains of the Naval Reserve Boege, the son of Dr. and John H. Boege of 617 N. St., has been stationed at naval base at Kanoehe Bay, Calif. Barbara, whose fourth day was Monday, was given before she and her mother sailed. Each of the were given a piece of the Joyce, her sister, is 14 years old. Who bid the Boeges "Bon voyage" included Dr. and Mrs. H. Boege of Anaheim, and later, Lois, of San Diego; Mrs. Saulsbery, Mrs. Romberg, John Luedke, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce of Anaheim, and Mr. Mrs. Wayne Russell, grandson of Mrs. Boege, from Fullerton. Travellers expected to arrive Hawaii yesterday morning. Show Offered Community Playhouse Old house out on the marshes deserted section of the countryside the perfect goose-flesh set for a thrill-packed drama, in Retirement," which to Pasadena Community House October 14-25 as the old playbill in the Fall series. The shutters do not flap and Anaheim P.-T. A. Meets at Organ Home Mrs. Charles Organ of 536 S. West St: was hostess at her home to 26 members of the Anaheim P.-T. A. last Wednesday morning for the first meeting and potluck of the year. Mrs. Irwin North was appointed chairman of the membership drive to take place October 8 to 18. Discussion was also led by the president; Mrs. Arthur Lindell, regarding the importance of emergency registration. This registration of all parents will take place during this month. In the event of disaster or an emergency, the parents registered may be called upon to serve in the capacity for which they are qualified. rings over the marshes and top thrill arrives when the puzzle parts of the mystery fall together into the pattern of pantomine. "Ladies in Retirement was a sensation of the past Broadway season and leading role honors for the Pasadena production will fall to Lenore Shanewise, one of the Playhouse's all-time favorites. Onslow Stevenson directs and others in the cast include: Virginia Lykins, Joan Yendes, Chandler McClure, June Evans, Ann Melvin, Theresa Lyons and Stephen Douglas. "Skylark," current Playhouse attraction, completes its run on Saturday, October 11. Directors of BPW Meet and Plan Fall Term Meetings Directors of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club met at the home of Mrs. Rose Van Buren on N. Los Angeles St. Thursday night and discussed plans for the fall term. It was announced that the regular meeting is to be tonight at the Marigold Cafe with Miss Bobbie Anderson and Mrs. Blanche Epstein as co-hostesses. There will be a district meeting at San Bernardino October 18 and 19 and a Spanish dinner at the home of Mrs. Vincenta Carleton in Anaheim October 23. Hostesses at last week's meeting were Mrs. Van Buren and Mrs. Carleton. Executive Board Of Legion Auxiliary Meets with President The executive board of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the home of its president, Mrs. Minnie Squires, in Anaheim to plan the meeting of Orange County's past presidents of the auxiliary October 28 in the Legion hall. Committee chairmen in charge are Alice Schey, refreshments, and Josephine Fulfer, entertainment. Seale's Ambulance 202 W. Broadway, Phone 2771 RICHARD-MARTIN School Of Dancing RICHARD-MARTIN School Of Dancing 719 North Los Angeles Street Phone 4062 Ballroom dancing beginners class for young folks starting Monday evening at 6:30 P.M. 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