anaheim-gazette 1942-04-02

Put On Your Easter Bonnet Sunday, Sis, It'll Be Spring's Fashion Parade Day (Continued from Page 1) own with the disappearance of zippers because of the war. Buttons are becoming more a part of the dress design through color and cloth coverings. EASTER OUTFITS Easter outfits seem destined, definitely, to lean on the sporty side with all the nice frills and flounces taking a back seat. Men's clothing is being offered in the lighter browns, beige and light grays. Grays and blues in suits, slacks of gabardine with light tweed sportcoats or slacks and the popular new loafer jackets make smart ensembles—hard for the well-dresser to pass up. RUSH TO BUY A rush is noticed to buy men's clothing because of the drastic changes caused by war production which are to affect men's clothing in the near future. A word on women's hats: They are just as screwy as ever, according to a male observer. Bright colored straws at jaunty angles and a veil to clutter up things more tell the story. SQR STORE Foremost fashion for Easter at the SQR store is navy and black sheer dresses with big splashes of white organdy, embroidery and lace on the necklines and sleeves. There are navy and black sheer fabric coats that you can wear over prints and make a perfect ensemble. Brilliant colored sheer rayon jersey dresses are very important for Easter and spring with printed giant floral designs on white are very stunning. Black designs and brown and yellow on turquoise with white designs on color are very popular. The new Red Cross shoes should be a "must" on every wardrobe list. Fresh and lovely as your Easter corsage and a perfect accent for your Easter costume the shoes come in white with colors and solid colors of black navy and brown. YUNGBLUTHS Men's fashions at Yungbluth's are featured in double-breasted brown, soldier blue and tan suits. Gabardine is still popular with three button drapes being used in the sport coats with gabardine slacks. Shirts in plain colors of beige, blue, green and tan are keeping up the pace set last year. Hats have large shapes with roll brims. Dominating colors are tan, blue and gray. Sport shoes in plain tans, browns and whites and two-toned sport models in tan and white and brown and white will dress up the men's fest this Easter. Tickets Expected For Music Week Tickets were expected today to be placed on sale soon for the second annual Music Week festival to be held here May 4 through WALTER HYLTON FETED BY RELATIVE HERE SUNDAY Walter Hylton of Lincoln averaged was honored at an informal party Sunday afternoon at home when sixteen relatives visited him. Light refreshments were served in mid-afternoon. A special guest was the honored guest's uncle, Walter Hylton of Long Beach. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hylton and children, J. Ann and Hal of Long Beach; M. and Mrs. John Eden and children Joan and Mary, of Calabasas; M. and Mrs. John Henry and s Willard; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lund and son, Mark; and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hylton and children Eugene and Betty, all of Anahee. LOVELY MUSICAL REVUE PRESENTED AT FREMONT Fremont school musicians united the direction of Miss Ethel Carpell assisted by Edward Jurey produced an outstanding musical revue at the school auditorium Thursday night. Solos, group numbers, speeches and folk dancing were featured in the elaborate program. Comedy and tragedy—humor and seriousness—blended with the beauty of the show to present a wide variety of entertainment. Participants in the program members of the group number included the Trouveres, boys' double octet, seventh grade girls' double octet, the seventh grade club, eighth grade double octet, majorettes, school band, brass quartet, string ensemble, wind ensemble and other ins Celebrates 15th Birthday Sunday Miss Gloria Saunders celebrated her fifteenth birthday Sunday at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saunders on West Broadway. Easter colors of yellow, green and lavender were carried out in flowers and table decorations. Several games were played with prizes going to Thelma Morelock, Bebe Fogg, Billy Bob Messcar and Mildred Crespin. Other guests were Jean Messcar, Buddy Stankey, Dennie Lee Saunders, Beverly Meyer and Willa May Wilson. Carol Booth Feted On Fourth Birthday Little Carol Ann Booth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Booth of 904 North Palm street, celebrated her fourth birthday at an Easter party Saturday afternoon. Ten guests attended and enjoyed games and refreshments of ice cream and cake. An Easter bunny sat in the middle of candy Easter eggs and green paper straw on the refreshment table. Those present were J. C. and Toni Zee Vilott, Betty Malone, Johnny and Barbara Mary, Clifton and Ronald Mills, and the honored guest's sisters, Patsy and Melinda. EBELL VICTORY PARTY Another Ebell “Victory” party was given last week at the new home of Mrs. Howard Tews on North Lemon street with Mrs. Tews and Mrs. R. E. Kennedy as co-hostesses. TALK WITH SON Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stevens, 117 South Philadelphia street, talked today with their son, William A., Jr., of the US Marine corps, in San Diego, recently returned from active duty in Iceland. He will be here in Anaheim on a two weeks' furlough starting Friday. US Army personnel recently relieved the Marines of duty at the northern outpost. Tickets Expected For Music Week Tickets were expected today to be placed on sale soon for the second annual Music Week festival to be held here May 4 through May 8, according to an announcement by Supt. M. A. Gauer. Sale of tickets is in charge of Sam Hilgenfeld. Meanwhile, this week committees working on the festival were completing plans for the program which tentatively stands today as: Monday, May 4, city and parochial band concert; Tuesday, elementary school band concert; Wednesday, private school recital; Thursday, or Sunday, May 10, church music program; and Friday, elementary school recital. Elks Club Inducts San Diego Lodge Repeating their installation rites for the twelfth time in as many years for the San Diego lodge, 10 past exalted rulers from Anaheim Elks lodge go to San Diego tonight to install the new officers of that organization. Making the trip from Anaheim and scheduled to return Friday are L. A. Lewis, Tom McFadden, J. Leslie Swope, H. H. Benjamin, O. W. Heying, L. P. Bonnat, Frank Maddux, H. E. W. Barnes, Gilbert Kraemer, Dr. John Menges, F. B. Callan, and DeWitt. Valencia Grower ATTENTION! Independent Cash Buyer Interested in Contacting You I DEAL WITH CASH A Reliable Packing House CALL F. GAY, Pickwick Hotel Anaheim, California The Best of the Easter Music (SUNG A CAPPELLA) PAGEANT EASTER NIGHT “HE IS RISEN” 7:30 P.M. at the Free Methodist Church (Claudina at Sycamore) Presented by Young People ASK YOUR FRIENDS TO CAST A VOTE FOR ASK YOUR FRIENDS TO CAST A VOTE FOR THE RE-ELECTION OF F. A. YUNGBLUTH To The ANAHEIM CITY COUNCIL ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1942 - He has served this city well as a private citizen and as an active member of various civic organizations and the city council. - He has given freely his time and money to promote any and all projects which were for the best interests of Anaheim. - He has worked untiringly to bring industries and payrolls to Anaheim and to help such industries succeed. - He has always cast his vote and put forth his best effort to insure the tax-payer full value for every dollar paid in taxes. - F. A. YUNGBLUTH is the kind of a man that the Taxpayers, the Industrial Plant Operators, the working men and women and the business folk of this city need to KEEP ON OUR CITY COUNCIL. VOTE AND ASK YOUR FRIENDS TO VOTE TO KEEP YUNGBLUTH RETAIN YUNGBLUTH COMMITTEE PRETTY HYLTON BED BY RELATIVES THE SUNDAY A pretty wedding at the home of the bride's parents in Fullerton joined Miss Marjorie Valeria Dorn and Robert Nelson Kettler of Anaheim last week with Rev. William Tuttle Lewis, rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal church of Fullerton, officiating. Miss Dorn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Dorn of 136 North Vale avenue and Mr. Kettler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Kettler of Cerritos road in Anaheim. A beautiful altar was formed in smilax, sword fern and leafy mountain fern. Lavendar daisies, bridal wreath and calla lilies were interspersed in the fern to make the design of white hearts. Two baskets of white lilies and bridal wreaths were placed on each side of the altar. In front of the setting were burning tapers in branched candelabra. Arrangements of red, white and blue stocks and sweet peas decorated the house. Flowers for the entire wedding were a gift from Mr. and Mrs. William Schumacher of Anaheim, cousins of the groom. Duets were sung by Miss Lila Kettler, sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Arthur Holmes of Glendale, with Mrs. Holmes playing the accompaniments, they sang "Because," and "I Love You Truly." Miss Dorn wore a powder-blue wool man-tailored suit with a white silk shirtmaker blouse. Her accessories were navy and her corsage was of pink camelias. Miss Olena Smith was the bride's attendant, dressed in a powder blue wool suit with navy accessories, She wore a pink camelia corsage on her lapel. Halsey Martin of Anaheim was best man. A reception followed the ceremony in the home. The bride's mother chose a rose dress with all black accessories and had a corsage of camelias. Mrs. Kettler wore a soldier blue alpaca with black accessories and with a similar corsage. Mrs. Albert Sorg, sister of the bride's mother, was assisted by Mrs. Arthur Holmes in serving. The former Miss Dorn is a graduate of Fullerton high school. Mr. Kettler is a graduate of Anaheim high school and attended Fullerton junior college. He is employed at the Douglas Aircraft corporation. The newly married couple are at home at 109½ East Alberta street in this city. Margaret Greer Marries William Edgar at Santa Ana Church Friday Miss Margaret Ellen Greer of Anaheim became the bride of William Donald Edgar of Santa Ana Bridge during Santa Ana Church Sunday afternoon when sixteen relatives visited refreshments were served—afternoon. A special guest she honored guest's uncle, O. W. Long Beach. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hylton and children, Leah Hal of Long Beach; Mr. Mrs. John Eden and children, and Mary, of Calabasas; Mr. Mrs. John Henry and son, Judd; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and son, Mark; and Mr. and Vernon Hylton and children, Bee and Betty, all of Anaheim. WELLY MUSICAL VUE PRESENTED FREMONT Mont school musicians under direction of Miss Ethel Campassisted by Edward Jurey proclaimed outstanding musical rehearsal at the school auditorium last day night. Mus group numbers, speech folk dancing were featured on elaborate program. Comedy tragedy—humor and serious-blended with the beauty of how to present a wide variety of entertainment. Participants in the program, peers of the group numbers, led the Trouveres, boys' douctet, seventh grade girls' douctet, the seventh grade glee eighth grade double octet, pretzes, school band, brass set, string ensemble, wood ensemble and other instruments. Margaret Greer Marries William Edgar at Santa Ana Church Friday Miss Margaret Ellen Greer of Anaheim became the bride of William Donald Edgar of Santa Ana Friday evening at Santa Ana First Presbyterian church with Rev. George Greer, father of the bride and pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church, and Rev. Samuel Edgar, father of the bridegroom and pastor of Reform Presbyterian church of Santa Ana, officiating. Miss Greer wore a white satin wedding gown, princess style, and carried a bouquet of gardenias centered with an orchid. Miss Marie Stewart of Lucerne Valley, the maid of honor, was dressed in rose taffeta. Miss Marie Curry of Orange and Mrs. Louis Riniker of Santa Ana were bridesmaids dressed in blue. All attendants carried identical nosegays. FLOWER GIRLS Darlene and Diane Creighton, The Easter Hunt For The New Styles in Men's Clothes Begins and Ends at This Store HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS Worsteds $4000 Triple Tested Nothing better in the land. Everyone a model of correct styling, and the finish and workmanship is of the finest. The color and shade that you desire is here. Sport Coats $15 & $1650 Worsteds Triple Tested $40.00 Nothing better in the land. Everyone a model of correct styling, and the finish and workmanship is of the finest. The color and shade that you desire is here. Sport Coats $15 & $16.50 California's most popular garment for men and no spring and summer will be complete without one. Needles to say that our selection is large for we have them in every style, pattern and shade. SLACKS $7 to $9 In a wide variety of fabrics and shades. They come either plain or pleated. Mix 'em or match 'em with your jacket. Stetson Hats for Spring Kensington, by Stetson...$4.00 Play Boy, by Stetson.....$5.09 Stratoliner .....$7.50 FLORSHEIM SHOES Now displaying a complete line of the very latest in America's finest shoe for men. There's style appeal and quality in every shoe— $10 to $12 YUNGBLUTH'S 145 W. Center Phone 4130 HIGH SCHOOL ACULTY HONORED PARTY SAT. A group of high school teachers were honored guests at the mother's Kitchen in Anaheim Saturday evening when Mrs. Claude Both and Mrs. S. L. Keith were hostesses at a dinner and dance party. High scorers in bridge were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilmore, first; and Mrs. Chester Shirk, second; and Mrs. Royal Marten were insooled. Guests were the Richard Ryans, the Richard Glovers, the William Peters, the Harry Burdens, the William Cooks, the Ralph Fochts, the Clyde Nickles, the Lloyd Ross', the Paul Demarees, the Ralph Kingsburys, Bill Rickel, Bert Wheeler, and the Claude Booths and the S. L. Keiths. Citizenship Papers Public School Not Necessary In office every day, and on Tues., and Thursday until 9 p.m. 2459 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 433-47 Long Beach, Calif. To Relieve Misery of COLDS take 666 LIQUID TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE DROPS Page Three of the ANAHEIM GAZETTE April 2, 1942 Mother Colony Society Woman's Page - Social Notes BACK FROM KENTUCKY Mrs. Evan Alsip of 515 North Zeyn street returned Sunday morning from a six weeks stay in Pineville, Ky., with her mother, Mrs. T. J. Petrey, who was critically ill but is now much better. Mrs. Alsip traveled by train. RETURNS FROM NORTH Mrs. W. Grant of Anaheim returned last week from a ten days' visit with her sons in the North. DAUGHTER BORN A baby girl was born March 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Easton of 853 North Lemon street at St. Joseph's hospital. ILL BUT IMPROVED Mrs. George Fendley, 529 South Los Angeles street, has been ill for ten days with her chronic trouble but is reported to have improved this week. The Perfect Gift ... Smart Lingerie Whatever her age, whatever her type—she must wear lingerie, and she likes it fine! Here's a gift assortment of: SLIPS ... GOWNS ... PAJAMAS ... In Cotton or Silk ... Plains or Prints ... $1.39 up HOSE ... $1.00 up Masterson's 180 WEST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM — PHONE 3288 The S.Q.R. Store Starred for Easter White Ruffled SHEER DRESSES The traditional fashion for Easter! Black or navy sheers, jacketed or one-piece style. All individual and exclusive. Flatteringly trimmed with large neckwear ruffles, reveres and collars of pleated organdy, laces and eyelet embroidery. Wonderful "date" dresses. 19.50 & HIGHER THE DRESS COAT for that Costume Look Fashionable "dress" coat to turn every frock in an ensemble! Softly tailored of sheer fabrics in navy and black. Gracefully gathered and belted, buttoned or tied. All sizes. $6.50 to $12.95 Beautiful, young RED CROSS SHOES $7.45 for that Costume Look Fashionable "dress" coat to turn every frock in an ensemble! Softly tailored of sheer fabrics in navy and black. Gracefully gathered and belted, buttoned or tied. All sizes. $6.50 to $12.95 Fresh and lovely as your Easter corsage . . . your new, exciting Red Cross Shoes. They're perfect accents for your Easter-and-after costumes. And every superbly-tailored, perfect-fitting pair an incredible value. Unchallenged shoe value The SEVILLE In Blue and Black Gabardine Bewitching HATS to compliment your Easter costume New straws, new fashions, new colors. Flatterers for every face. Feminine flower trims, crisp bow trims. Baku, Sisel, Tuscan, Lisere, Chip Straws, and Milans. Schiffle embroidered pique crowns and brims, petticoat ruffle brims. Plenty of Pastel Felts. The S2R Store