anaheim-gazette 1942-05-28

Immediate Relatives Attend Wedding Of Henry Kroeger Of interest to his Anaheim friends is the news of the marriage of Henry Kroeger, grandson of the Henry Kroegers, early pioneers of Orange county, and nephew of Mrs. Pauline Brunworth of this city, to Miss Kathryn Mae Van Maren Saturday morning in the St. Mel's Catholic church in Fair Oaks, Sacramento county. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father, Cornelius F. Van Maren. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. William O'Toole. The former Miss Van Maren was dressed in white marquisette and carried a shower of lilies of the valley and butterfly orchids. SISTER OF BRIDE Mrs. Daniel Webber, sister of the bride, and Mrs. Lester Absbear of Whittier, sister of the groom, were matrons of honor and Miss Mary Elizabeth Van Maren, the bride's cousin, was the bridesmaid. Stuart Lewis of Whittler served as best man and John D. Van Maren and Douglas Van Maren were ushers. After the nuptial rites, a reception was given in the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Adolph Van Maren, in Fair Oaks. Intimate friends and relatives attended. Those from Anaheim were Mrs. Pauline Brunworth, Miss Evelyn Brunworth, Mrs. Sophie Eaton and Mrs. E. P. Fergus. Other local people were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schindler and daughter, Lois, of Orange; Miss Ida Matter of Pasadena; Mrs. Fayette Lewis, Stuart Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hastings and Mrs. Lester Abshear and son, Jimmy, of Whitter; and Misses May and Agnes Bowe of Los Angeles. NEWLYWEDS LEAVE The newlyweds left for an unannounced honeymoon and on their return will reside in Fair Oaks. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Loretta Kennedy of Long Beach and Cornelius F. Van Maren of Fair Oaks. She graduated from the Sacramento Junior college where she was a member of the Sigma Phi Kappa sorority. SAN JUAN Mr. Kroeger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Z. Kroeger of Fair Oaks. He graduated from the San Juan high school. Carlson-Gardner Wedding Attended By Several Anaheim Relatives Here Sunday The beautiful wedding of Miss Bette Carlson and Charles Richard Gardner, both of Santa Ana, at the Capilla De San Antonio wedding chapel Sunday at 5 p.m. was attended Assistance League Benefit Tickets Go On Sale Here Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes, president of the Anaheim Assistance league, announced this week that four drugstores are selling tickets to the benefit ball for cadets stationed at the Santa Ana replacement center to be held June 5 at the Kendezvous ballroom in Balboa. Tickets can be purchased at Jackson's, Heying's, Henry Brothers, or Orange County drug company. Funds obtained from the benefit will be used to build a cement platform at the center that can be used for an assembly platform, for dances and other amusements. The Anaheim league is sponsoring the event and urges every patriotic citizen, who wishes to aid in building morale and improving conditions for the soldiers, to purchase a ticket to the affair. Two programs will be given during the evening by the cadets of the center. They will be at 9 and 11 p.m. Cadets at the Santa Ana center are not enlisted men and, therefore, are not entitled to USO funds. Ruth Rockwell Bride Of C. M. Huarte Ruth Rockwell, daughter of Mrs. S. B. Toolen of Fellows, was married to Cornelius M. Huarte, son of Mrs. P. Huarte of 411 North Olive street, Monday morning at the San Juan Capistrano mission with Rev. Hutchinson of the mission officiating. Gowned in a navy blue redigate with a gardenia corsage, the former Miss Rockwell became the bride of Mr. Huarte in the presence of the immediate families. Carlson-Gardner Wedding Attended By Several Anaheim Relatives Here Sunday The beautiful wedding of Miss Bette Carlson and Charles Richard Gardner, both of Santa Ana, at the Capilla De San Antonio wedding chapel Sunday at 5 p.m. was attended by several relatives from this city. The bridegroom is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Fluor, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fluor, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Daigle of this city and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Fluor, sr. Miss Carlson was gowned in the traditional wedding dress of satin with a halo and veil and a corsage of white orchid. Matron of honor was Turman Colgrove of Beverly Hills and bridesmaids were Misses Florence Eastman of San Diego and Barbara Boice of Santa Ana. They all wore powder blue gowns and carried pastel colored nose-gays. LOVELY ALTAR The couple said their vows in front of a lovely altar decorated with white gladiolas and white tapers. Rev. Harry Owings of the Baptist church of Santa Ana officiated. During the ceremony, Mrs. Thomas Willits of Santa Ana sang two favorite numbers of the bridal pair, "Smiling Through" and "For You," with Miss Beverly Nicks accompanying at the piano. Best man was Thomas Willits and ushers were Thurman Colgrove and Stanley Pearson, of Santa Ana. NUPTIAL RITES Followng the nuptial rites, the wedding party and guests attended a reception in the bride's parents' home in Santa Ana. A tea table was decorated with wedding bells, white flowers and a delicious three-tiered wedding cake. Mrs. Charles Carlson, mother of the bride, was dressed in soft blue silk, and was assisted by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. H. A. Gardner, wearing black lace. Mrs. Eva Boyd Elected Treasurer of GOP County Council at Conference Here Friday Mrs. Eva Boyd of Anaheim was elected treasurer of the Orange County Woman’s Republican council at the morning session of the Southern California G.O.P.’ women’s conference at the local Elks clubhouse Friday. Other officers are Mrs. Howard O’Brien, Huntington Beach, president; Mrs. Frank Rospaw, retiring president from Placentia, vice president; Miss Dorothy Thompson, Fullerton, secretary; Mrs. Warren Srackengast, Garden Grove, parliamentarian. PARTY STRUCTURE Mrs. Paul Blaisdell, chairman of party structure of Woman’s Republican clubs, was the main speaker in the afternoon. She spoke to representatives from Imperial, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, Riverside, Ventura, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Orange counties. She pointed out the prevalence of un-American philosophy and quoted Lincoln in emphasizing the need to preserve the two party system of government. Miss Anna Baker, district president, announced that the state convention will be June 17 at Hotel Johnson, Visalia. Mary Martin, Washington, D. C., national woman’s leader, will be presiding officer. Ruth Rockwell, daughter of Mrs. S. B. Toolen of Fellows, was married to Cornelius M. Huarte, son of Mrs. P. Huarte of 411 North Olive street, Monday morning at the San Juan Capistrano mission with Rev. Hutchinson of the mission officiating. Gowned in a navy blue redingate with a gardenia corsage, the former Miss Rockwell became the bride of Mr. Huarte in the presence of the immediate families. The bride is a graduate of Anajunior college and is now employed at the Pacific Lighting corporation in this city. Mr. Huarte is an Anaheim high school graduate and is an employee of the Union Oil company. DAUGHTER HOME Nancy Jane Barthelmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Barthelmes of 550 South Helena street was brought home this week by her grandmother, Mrs. S. B. Toolen, who has been keeping her during the past two months. AT MONTROSE Miss Lily Gledhill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gledhill of 411 North Emily street, attended a barbecue at Montrose with friends over the weekend and returned to Anaheim Monday. ON EAGLE HONOR ROLL Duane Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of 1223 East North street, had his name placed on the Eagle roll of honor for being on the honor roll of the Southern California Military Academy, at Long Beach five consecutive weeks. He was awarded the honor insignia last Thursday day and visited with his parent over the weekend. PARTY STRUCTURE Mrs. Paul Blaisdell, chairman of party structure of Woman's Republican clubs, was the main speaker in the afternoon. She spoke to representatives from Imperial, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, Riverside, Ventura, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara to preserve the two party system of government. Miss Anna Baker, district president, announced that the state convention will be June 17 at Hotel Johnson, Visalia. Mary Martin, Washington, D. C., national woman's leader, will be presiding officer. WEAR A NEW Straw HAT! By Stetson A Large Selection of $1.95 up $5.00 up Other Straws YUNGBLUTH'S 145 W. Center Phone 4130 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 217 North Lemon Street St. Agnes Guild Stages Successful Bridge Tea at Members' Homes Saturday St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church staged a very successful benefit bridge tea Saturday afternoon at homes of nine members before adjourning to a delightful tea at the home of Mrs. A. A. Newland at 720 North Helena St. Mrs. Robert Rossberg was aided by the following committees: Refreshments, Mrs. Ronald Brandon, chairman, Mrs. L. E. Wilson, Mrs. Richard Clowes and Miss Gertrude Anderson; door prizes, Mrs. Ethel Caverley and Miss Hazel Tilson; serving committee, Miss Adah Wilcox and members; decorations, Mrs. Newland and Mrs. Harry Horn; presiding at the tea table, Miss Freida Lumsdon and Mrs. Dana Newkirk. PATRIOTIC TEA Decorations at the tea was a lovely centerpiece of red roses, blue delphinium and white larkspur carrying out the patriotic motive. Door prizes were won by Mesdames Ernest Ganahl, Carl Lemcke, Roscoe Young, William Grafton, Betty Coleston, Victor Hupp, Ernest Zitzmann and Miss Lillian McDonald. Those donating the door prizes were Mesdames Earl Jackson, Harry Horn, Barbara Kilduff, Ted Kuchel, A. A. Newland, L. E. Wilson and Miss Ethel Caverley. AT ROSSBERG HOME Guests at the Rossberg home were Mesdames Carl Lemcke, Ewald Lemcke, Wayne Griggs, Vincent Borden, Martha Adams, Carrol Cone, Richard Glover and Kenneth Walker. Mrs. Walker was the prize-winner. CO-HOSTESS Co-hostess with Miss Wilcox at her home was Miss Gertrude Anderson. Those who were entertained included Mrs. Roy King. Ester Palomares Weds Federal Man In North News was received this week from the P. E. Palomares Claudina street of the marriage their daughter, Ester, of San Francisco, to John Hamlon, employee of the Federal government Friday in San Francisco. Miss Palomares is the grand daughter of Ann Peleta Baron famous Spanish matador. Her mother, a member of a pioneer Spanish family in this region was born in Cuba and lived in Anheim for 28 years. Before her marriage, Miss Palomares attended the University of California and formerly was buyer for Bullocks department store. The couple plan to marry their home in San Francisco. MRS. KUCHEL RETURNS Mrs. Theodore Kuchel of South Lemon street returned to morning by train from Chica Ill., where she has been staying for the past three weeks with her father, Dr. O. M. Ulvestad, who was seriously ill. His condition is considerably improved and Mr. Kuchel was able to return home. Rockwell, daughter of Mrs. Boleen of Fellows, was also Cornelius M. Huarte, Ms. P. Huarte of 411 North Street, Monday morning at Juan Capistrano mission in Hutchinson of the misgating. In a navy blue reding-a gardenia corsage, the Miss Rockwell became the Mr. Huarte in the pres-she immediate families. Dee is a graduate of Ana-lege and is now employ-Pacific Lighting corpora-tis city. Mr. Huarte is him high school graduate an employee of the Union Bankany. TER HOME Jane Barthelmes, daugh-her and Mrs. C. S. Barthel-550 South Helena street, night home this week by mother, Mrs. S. B. Tool-l-has been keeping her the past two months. ENTROSE Billy Gledhill, daughter of Mrs. Jack Gledhill of 411 family street, attended a at Montrose with friends weekend and returned to the Monday. GLE HONOR ROLL Brown, son of Mr. and P. M. Brown of 1223 East Street, had his name placed eagle roll of honor for be- the honor roll of the New California Military y, at Long Beach five five weeks. He was award-nonion insignia last Thurs-visited with his parents the weekend. AT ROSSBERG HOME Guests at the Rossberg home were Mesdames Carl Lemcke, Ewald Lemcke, Wayne Grigge, Vincent Borden, Martha Adams, Carrol Cone, Richard Glover and Kenneth Walker. Mrs. Walker was the prize-winner. CO-HOSTESS Co-hostess with Miss Wilcox at her home was Miss Gertrude Anderson. Those who were entertained included Mrs. Roy King, Mrs. Earl Spencer, Miss Esther Larimer, Miss Mary Fine, Miss Mildred Mauerhan, Mrs. Walter Phillips, Miss Betty Coleston, Miss Bessie Renner and Miss Ethel Campbell. Winner of the afternoon was Mrs. Phillips. SCHULZ GUESTS Guests of Mrs. Faye Kern Schulz were Mesdames H. E. W. Barnes, Esther Litchfield, Victor Hupp, Al Jontzen, Roy Walker, Jesse Coykendall, Jack Lampert, Harry Pearson, Charles Harbeson, H. M. Neville, Ruth Cull Smith and Miss Minnie Spicer. Prize awards were given to Mrs. Litchfield, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Har- Mrs. James Borden Entertains Family Mrs. James Borden of North Lemon street entertained her granddaughters, Reggie and Peggy Borden, Friday evening with members of the immediate family in attendance. Miss Reggie left this week for New York by automobile to visit her aunts in that city. Before arriving in the city, she will attend the graduation exercises at the Annapolis Naval academy. She plans to return here in July. YOU DON'T NEED A SHARP PENCIL TO FIGURE THIS SAVING! THE COST CAN BE AS MUCH AS 50% LESS ON A PERSONAL LOAN OF ONLY $100 Useful Gifts, Fa-with care and th-of Gifts at the S-as little as you w Further Restrictions on Telephone Installations Are Necessary to Save Materials Vital to the War The latest War Production Board Order further restricts the use by telephone companies of materials essential to the war effort. It restricts the building of cable or wire lines for the installation of new telephones, both business and residence, if more than a minimum of construction is involved—except for service necessary in the war effort or for public health, welfare and safety. It requires much wider use of party-line service. The reason for these restrictions is to save additional quantities of critical materials used in providing telephone service—such as copper, aluminum, tin, steel, magnesium, zinc, nickel. These materials are urgently needed for the Nation’s planes, tanks, guns, ships, munitions. They are VITAL TO VICTORY. To install one extension telephone may require no more than 30 or 40 feet of copper wire, but to install thousands of them takes enough copper to wire a fleet of bombers. The immediate effect of these restrictions upon the public will vary in different localities, depending upon what, if any, facilities are available. If you should be unable to secure the service you want, we know you will understand why. The temporary sacrifice of your personal convenience will make a worth while contribution to VICTORY—it is a real part of the price of protecting LIBERTY. Southern California Telephone Company North Lemon Street Telephone Anaheim 2101 MUCH AS 50% LESS ON A PERSONAL LOAN OF ONLY $100 That’s why...when you need to borrow money...you should remember Timeplan ...California’s leading personal loan service. Invest the money you save in United States War Bonds and Stamps. COMPARE THE COST Timeplan personal loan $100 for 1 year* Same loan at small loan company legal rate *REPAYABLE IN EQUAL MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS SAVE UP TO 50% NO CO-MAKERS NO COLLATERAL NO RED TAPE IN LOAN COST! Bank of America Perry-McFie Families Joined at Church of Christ Wedding in Anaheim Sunday The Perry and McFie families of Anaheim were joined Sunday night when Miss Ruth Winifred Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry of 224 South Olive street, and Marshal Nelson McFie, son of 323 South Philadelphia street, became man and wife at the Church of Christ. Miss Perry wore a lovely white duchess satin gown and carried a shower bridal bouquet of white roses, lily of the valley and maiden hair fern centered with three white orchids. The altar was decorated with three tall candelabra, potted palms and bouquets of white gladiola and larkspur. Rev. Don Earl Boatman, pastor of the church officiated. The bride's attendants, Josie Fox of San Diego, Miss Juncusick of Fullerton and Miss Betty Brandt of Anaheim, were dressed in blue, pink and pink respectively. Each carried a bouquet of pink rhododendrons and blue delphiniums. Little Pattie Johnson of Orange, cousin of the bride, wore a soft blue floor length dress as flower girl and carried her blossoms in a lovely white basket. Best man was Glen Rayhawk of Bellflower, brother of the bridegroom. Usheres were Morrie Cussick of Fullerton and Dulse Welch of Los Angeles. Dr. C. O. Patterson sang "I Love You, Truly" and "At Dawnung" accompanied by Mrs. Leola Johnson of Orange. A wedding reception was held in the social hall after the ceremony. Serving the wedding cake were Mrs. Wayne Adams of Fullerton, Miss Maxine Koche of Fullerton and Norma and Virginia Faubion of Anaheim. At the punch bowl was Margaret Dewberry of Los Angeles and in charge of the guest book was Ruth Koepke of Anaheim. 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