anaheim-gazette 1941-12-11

December 11, 1941 Anaheim's SOCIAL SWIM We welcome your news in these columns. Just 'phone MARY ANN CALLEN at Anaheim 2206 or 2207. RETURN FROM ILLINOIS Mrs. Theodore Kuchel with daughters, Dorothy Jean and Elaine, of 547 S. Lemon st., returned Sunday morning by train from a three weeks' trip to Chicago visiting Mrs. Kuchel's parents, Dr. and Mrs. O. M. Ulvestead. VISIT SOLDIER BROTHER Patricia Fassel and Marcela Jordan of Anaheim visited Bud Fassel, Patricia's brother, at Camp San Luis Obispo last week-end. The girls returned Sunday evening and reported that the boys of Company K heard the news of Japan's attack as they came from the mess hall Sunday. Bud is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Fassel of 808 N. Zeyn st. FURLOUGH CUT SHORT Jack Neven, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Neven of South Philidelphia st., was forced to return to San Diego Monday where he is a Navy radio operator. He was home on a thirty-day furlough but had to report to his station after he had onyl been home a few days. SOUTHGATE VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Will Gunnell, formerly of Anaheim and now of Southgate, were Sunday supper guests. SOLDIER BOY HOME Duane Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of 1223 E. North st., was home last weekend from the Southern California Military academy at Long Beach. On Sunday the Browns visited their son-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Palin, the former Hezella Brown. LONG BEACH DINERS Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tessner and daughter, Veoda Mae, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tesner, of Anaheim, had dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Junge of Long Beach Sunday. The incentive of the dinner was the birthday of Mrs. Herman Tessner. EVERETT GRANERE IMPROVES Everett Granere of 551 S. Clementime st., who underwent a major operation last week in the Fullerton General hospital, is doing very well and is expected to return home this weekend. ATTENDS FATHER'S FUNERAL Mrs. Gilbert S. Davis of Ball rd. attended the funeral of her father, Charles G. Warren, 83, of Riverside, a resident of California for the past forty years. Escorting Mrs. Davis her husband and dau Jack Neven, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Neven of South Philidelphia st., was forced to return to San Diego Monday where he is a Navy radio operator. He was home on a thirty-day furlough but had to report to his station after he had onyl been home a few days. SOUTHGATE VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Will Gunnell, formerly of Anaheim and now of Southgate, were Sunday supper guests of the W. Ralph Fochts of 507 S. Citron st. SEES MOTHER Mrs. Leonard Daigle, accompanied by her husband and daughter, Marilyn, viisted her mother, Mrs. J. B. Daigle, Sunday at a Covina hospital, where she is recovering from bronchial pneumonia. EL CENTRO CONVENTION Members and their wives of the Anaheim 20-30 club were present at the semi-annual convention of this district's 20-30 club at El Centro this last weekend. Clubs were represented from Southern California and Arizona. Those from here who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elsner, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dougan, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Dohm, Jack Reed, Abe Sowden, Fred Klein, George Viebeck and Bill Chapman, all of Anaheim. Everett Granere of 551 S. Clementime st., who underwent a major operation last week in the Fullerton General hospital, is doing very well and is expected to return home this weekend. ATTENDS FATHER'S FUNERAL Mrs. Gilbert S. Davis of Ball rd. attended the funeral of her father, Charles G. Warren, 83, of Riverside, a resident of California for the past forty years. Escorting Mrs. Davis were her husband and daughter, Eleanor, of Anaheim; and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Humphreys, Buena Park. FARM CENTER MEMBERS Members of the Anaheim Farm center met Tuesday evening at the Anaheim high school cafeteria for a potluck dinner and program. Earl Waller and Dick Wright of Fullerton played several trumpet solos and a picture, "The Marvelous Legacy of Dr. Diesel," was shown by the publicity department of the Standard Oil company. ST. BONIFACE PTA Members of the St. Boniface PTA will meet at the Parish hall tomorrow for a regular meeting. First Grade mothers will be in charge of the tea. Chairmen will be Mrs. V. Peltzer and Mrs. Gallagher. TEASDALES FETED AT COLLEGE TEA Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Teasdale parents of Miss Lorraine Teasdale who was graduated from Anaheim Union high school last spring and seal bearer of the California Scholarship federation, were guests of President and Mrs. Elam J. Anderson, of the University of Redlands recently at a tea held at the president's home in honor of parents and members of the freshman cals of the college. The tea was preceded by a tour of the campus conducted by professors and their wives, and an afternoon vesper service held in the Memorial chapel on the campus grounds. An annual affair sponsored by the university administrative officers, professors and faculty wives the tea was held in an effort to promote better acquaintance between parents and educators of the University of Redlands. Give Useful Gifts Every year finds an increased field of usefulness for electrical servants in the modern home. What could be more appropriate than to select gifts from the many new appliances on display. See them today. Every year finds an increased field of usefulness for electrical servants in the modern home. What could be more appropriate than to select gifts from the many new appliances on display. See them today. ELECTRIC TOASTERS ★ Rear: Toastmaster automatic pop-up...$17.25. Left: Sunbeam automatic pop-up...$17.25. Right: Proctor semi-automatic...$4.95. ELECTRIC MIXER ★ Sunbeam Mixmaster, with exclusive Mix-Finder dial for desired mixing speed...$28.75. ELECTRIC CLOCKS by General Electric. Shown is "New Geneva" occasional model, solid wood case, walnut finish...$6.50. ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER ★ Sunbeam Coffee maker, all-metal, completely automatic... keeps coffee hot until needed...$18.85. ELECTRIC IRONS ★ Left: Proctor Never-Lift, automatic...$10.95. Right: G-E automatic...$9.95. PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND AVAILABILITY OF MERCHANDISE AT YOUR DEALER OR EDISON OFFICE ANAHEIM GAZETTE SUMMERS REBEKAH GRAND Abekah lodge members Mrs. Vernice Summers to Mrs. Marie Cannon as nolast Friday night at the bowls hall. Officers elected were Mrs. Lise, vice-grand; Mrs. Bersinger, recording secretors; Elsie Borth, financial Mrs. Lizzie Nylen, treadent Mrs. Pearl Fergus, trustal installation ceremonies held on Jan. 16 in the hall. LODGE Mrs. of the local lodge entrance members of the Torosa Santa Ana yesterday. Friday meeting, plans made for the annual Christmas on Dec. 19 for both Odd and Rebekah lodges. Most noble grands will meet at the home of Mrs. Alice for a Christmas party, it unforced at the meeting. GROUP The group of members from lodges throughout the provided entertainment for members when a mock was staged. The entertainment the vistage added their refreshthose arranged by the retreat committee, Mrs. Eva airman, and Mrs. Ora. Mr. Edna Kruse and Amutt. DALES FETED COLLEGE TEA And Mrs. T. A. Teasdale, Anaheim Bride, The Former Betty Wallop Honored At Miscellaneous Bridal Shower Mrs. La Verne Roquet, the former Betty Wallop, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given at the home of Mrs. Bob Williams on Fern rd., Fullerton, recently. Decorations were in the bridal motif with bridge being played during the evening. Winners in bridge were Mrs. Arthur Roquet, Mrs. Homer Ames and Miss Esther Zeppenfeld. AFTER REFRESHMENTS After refreshments were served the honored guest was presented many lovely gifts. Those present include Mrs. Octave, Roquet, mother of the bridegroom; Mrs. Emil Roquet, Mrs. Arthur Roquet, Mrs. William Wallop, Mrs. Homer Ames, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld, Mrs. Floyd Diehl, Mrs. Claire Larsen, Mrs. James Reinert, Mrs. Wesley Osborne, Mrs. Frank Cone. GUEST LIST Mrs. Harold Felbaum, Mrs. Albert Tousou, Mrs. Hal Dunham, Mrs. Lauretta Wulf, Miss Esther Zeppenfeld, Miss Evelyn Manning, Miss Elaine Breeden, Miss Ree Kay Basford, Miss Elaine Roquet and Mrs. Ferne Hile, sisters of the bridegroom, and the honored guest of honor, all of Anaheim. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Don Hain of Santa Ana, Mrs. Warren Jaycox of Fullerton, Mrs. Marion Shoemaker of Burbank, Mrs. Connie Sowder of Pasadena, Miss Laura Davignon of Atwood and Miss Doris Watten of Brea. Ridgeways Celebrate Marriage, Reunion At Los Angeles Theatre Party Saturday Two very special events were celebrated Monday evening by the E. L. Ridgeway family of Yorba Linda at Earl Carroll's theatre-restaurant—the arrival of Mr. Ridgeway from Sumatra, Dutch East Indies and the marriage of Lois Ridgeway to Knox Vincent "Bud" Caldwell of Norwalk, April 27 of this year at Las Vegas, Nev. Mr. Ridgeway, who has been in the East for the past three years under the employ of the Standard Oil company, arrived in San Francisco last Monday morning and was at home Wednesday evening. COMPLETE SURPRISE Announcement of the marriage of the Ridgeway daughter came as a complete surprise to the friends and relatives. Daoust of Anaheim, witnesses at the marriage. Miss Ridgeway attended Fullerton high school and junior college and is in the advertising department of this paper. Mr. Caldwell is a graduate of Excelsior high school and Fullerton junior college. He is employed at the United States Rubber and Tire company in Long Beach. The couple are planning to live in Anaheim. THOSE PRESENT Those present at the Saturday celebration were Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Caldwell, parents of the recent bridegroom, of Norwalk; Mr. and Mrs. Ridgeway, parents of the bride; and Barbara, sister; Mr. and Mrs. Daousi, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell. LAUNER GIRL IS BRIDE-ELECT OF WILLIAM WICKETT Engagement of Miss Jean ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bert Launer of 625 Malvern Fullerton, and prominent wife of the UCLA campus, to WitH. Wickett, Jr., son of Dr. and William H. Wickett of Fullergrandson of Charles C. Chapfounder of Chapman college, USC medical student, is among this week by parents of the helect. Miss Launer is president oi Chi Omega sorority and secreof the senior class at UCLA. News of her engagement was heard at the Chi Omega chiohouse last Saturday night beplaying of a phonograph recorder, which was transcribed the higgroom-elect's proposal and bride-elect's acceptance. STUDENT CONFERENCE Miss Launer was secretary oi Associated Women student, UCLA last year and was chair of the YWCA council. In thermer of 1940 she was sent a of eight representatives from Los Angeles campus of the University of California to a stuconference in Japan and spent summer touring the Orient. She is a member of Guidonmen's auxiliary of Scabbard, Blade, honorary military fruity, Mortar Board and SheaOar. USC GRADUATE Mr. Wickett was a graduate USC where he was Trojan K and president of the Phi S Kappa fraternity. He is an member of the Phi Rho S medical fraternity. Miss Donna Hoskins Presented in Concert Recital Sunday at Melrose Abbey Chapel Miss Donna Lee Hoskins, soprano, was presented in a concert recital by Albert M. Cranston at the Melrose Abbey chapel Sunday afternoon to a gathering of over 200 people from Southern California. Miss Hoskins is from Vista and has sung over the various larger local sations under the name of "Donna Deen." She was assisted Sunday by Miss Susan Kilbers, pianist, and Herbert Horn, organist. The program began with a group of sacred selections featuring Miss Hoskins as soloist. The numbers were "Alleluja," "Come To Me," and "Ave Maria." Miss Hilbers then played a piano solo entitled, "Rhapsody in C Major." In an opera group, Miss Hoskins sang "Caro Nome" from Rigoletto; "Je Veux" from Romeo and Juliet, and "Last Rose of Summer" Bridesmaids-to-be Honor Miss Marie West Monday Misses Elizabeth Hunziker of Anaheim and Miss Martha Langstaff of Santa Ana honored Miss Marie West with a pre-nuptial shower at the Hunziker home at 406 S. Palm st Monday evening. The hostesses will be Miss West's bridesmaids for her marriage, December 30. Clever bridal games were played during the evening with prizes being won by Lucille Oden and Dorothy Borchert. Decorations of red and green were featured throughout the home. COMPLETELY SURPRISED Miss West was completely surprised by the shower. A group gift in the form of a floor lamp was presented to the guest of honor. COMPLETELY SURPRISED Miss West was completely surprised by the shower. A group gift in the form of a floor lamp was presented to the guest of honor. A note tied with red ribbon was signed by each guest present and tied to the lamp. Miss West was also presented with a white gardenia corsage by the group. DESSERT COURSE The hostesses served a dessert course on tables decorated with red and green paper and bouquets of poinsettas. Guests were DeLyte Focht, Betty Fackiner, Lillian West, Ann Johnson, Betty Mauerhan, Lucille Dden, Freda Schubert, Ann Roquet, Mabel Taylor, Alice Hansen, Gertrude Brumley, Lillian Gish and the honbred guest and two hostess. OLD - TIME DANCE Every Saturday at Harmony Park Old Concordia Club 1514 W. Broadway GIFTS For Father Comb and File Sets in nice leather case. $1.00 Give "HIM" a Pipe Holder for his favorite pipe. $1.00 and $1.50 Beautiful assortment of Silk Ties by Arrow, Hollyvogue or Spur. $1.00 He'd love a swank pencil tie clip — New. $1.00 Hickok Belt and Initial Buckle Sets. $1.00 to $3.00 A Prince Gardner genuine Leather Bill Fold will please Him. $1.00 A pants rack will keep his pants in good shape, holds 4 or 5 pairs $1.90 Swank Tie Chain or Key Chain, white or yellow. $1.00 Electric Pants Presser, keeps his pants new and fresh. $2.00 Tie Racks that keep his ties in good shape. 3 Styles — $1.00 UNER GIRL IS BRIDE-ELECT OF WILLIAM WICKETT Engagement of Miss Jean Laundaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al-Launer of 625 Malvern ave., Barton, and prominent woman at UCLA campus, to William Wickett, Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. William H. Wickett of Fullerton, husband of Charles C. Chapman, leader of Chapman college, and medical student, is announced this week by parents of the bride. Miss Launer is president of the Omega sorority and secretary of the senior class at UCLA. Her engagement was first held at the Chi Omega chapter last Saturday night by the singing of a phonograph record on which was transcribed the bride-elect's proposal and the bride-elect's acceptance. PRESENT CONFERENCE Miss Launer was secretary of the Associated Women students of LA last year and was chairman of YWCA council. In the summer of 1940 she was sent as oneight representatives from the Angeles campus of the University of California to a student conference in Japan and spent the summer touring the Orient. She is a member of Guidon, women's auxiliary of Scabbard and Honorary military fraternity Mortar Board and Shell and Graduate. Mr. Wickett was a graduate from where he was Trojan Knight president of the Phi Sigmapha fraternity. 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