anaheim-gazette 1942-08-20

Katherine Ruth Gillilan of Placentia Becomes Bride of William Jack Suiter Of Anaheim at Fullerton Church Friday Brunette beauty manifested itself in an ivory clapper satin gown when Miss Katherine Ruth Gillilan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Thomas Gillilan of Placentia, Friday evening, became the bride of William Jack Suiter, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kent Suiter of Anaheim, at the First Methodist Church in Fullerton. Officiating at the nuptial rites was Rev. Arthur M. Schultz, pastor of the First Methodist church in Burbank. Furnishing the background for the lovely scene at the altar were white candles in candelabra, satin ribbons and white carpet. The bride's flowers were white orchids, gardenias and bouvardia, shaped as a heart. Miss Margaret Gillilan was her sister's maid of honor. She was dressed in blue chiffon over blue taffeta, and carried a yellow net basket filled with yellow roses and blue delphinium. FOUR BRIDESMAIDS Mrs. Raymond Stone, Mrs. Nathan McCray, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Rosemary Williams and Miss Martha Jane Preble, sorority sister of the bride, were bridesmaids. Their gowns were of chartreuse chiffon over matching taffeta. They carried blue baskets with wellow pompoms and blue delphinium and all wore pearls, the gift of the bride. Little flower girl was Darlene Curtis, who wore a long white chiffon dress over taffeta. The bridegroom's attendants were his brother, Wililam Kent Suiter, jr., of Westwood, best man; his cousin, Glen Robinson of Anaheim; William Wyckoff of Glendale, brother-in-law of the World War II Asks For Women’s Help; Anaheimers Needed This is the people's war! Men have pledged to keep the fires burning in Tokyo and Berlin while women keep the home fires burning. And yet, women of Anaheim have not volunteered their aid to make the current salvage campaign here a success. While their brothers, husbands and sons are training themselves and building ships, planes and tanks to win this war, the women have thus far failed in their job—at least in this city! The local salvage committee needs at least 250 women. All these women are asked to do is to visit homes in their block and ask residents to pledge themselves to save scrap material for the salvage trucks which will call later. That is all they have to do. Perhaps the reason there have been no volunteers is that the women have no time. Time is precious in whatever phase of the battle it may touch. Yet no one's individual time is more important than the time spent to aid the war effort. Women of Anaheim, here is your opportunity! You've asked Surprise Wedding Follows Water Company Dinner A surprise garden wedding happened off the dinner for Anaheim Union Water company employee board of directors and family last night in the home of a superintendent, William Walt near Placentia. M. W. Archer, employee, took as his bride, M. Olga Geuldberg of Seattle, WA with Rev. W. W. Orr of the Placentia Calvary church, officiated. The outdoor wedding followed a delicious barbecued lamb dinner served in the patio of the Wallace spacious home. It was announced by the host that a wedding was take place. Music was heard from the home, a violin, played by M. Beverly Hansen, accompanied by the piano by Walter Schroeder. The bridal pair exchanged vows beneath a great tree shading patio. Attendants were Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Archer, son and daughter-in-law of the bridegroom. The bride was dressed in a red blue ensemble with a large denia corsage. The matron honor was in a white outfit with red accessories and a garden corsage. A large wedding cake was served after the nuptial rites. So during the reception was Edward P. Backs, who sang "Goodnight Sweetheart" and "Love's Sweet Song." Special speaker of the event was H. H. Hale, president of board of directors, who has been on the board since 1902. On board members and families present included Mr. Hale's wife, and Mrs. J. C. Tuffree, Cha were of chartreuse chiffon over matching taffeta. They carried blue baskets with wellow pompoms and blue delphinium and all wore pearls, the gift of the bride. Little flower girl was Darlene Curtis, who wore a long white chiffon dress cover taffeta. The bridegroom's attendants were his brother, Wililam Kent Suiter, Jr., of Westwood, best man; his cousin, Glen Robinson of Anaheim; William Wyckoff of Glendale, brother-in-law of the groom, ushers. Organist at the wedding was Miss Bobbie Jerome of Placentia. Before the ceremony, she played "One Alone," "Liebestraume," "Always," "Ave Maria," "Ah! Sweet Mystery of Life," "Evening Star," "You Are Always in My Heart" and "Remember." Miss Helen Lewis of Ontario was soloist, singing "O Promise Me" and "At Dawning." 350 AT RECEPTION About 350 guests attended the reception that followed in the church parlors. Serving were Miss Kay Kryste and Miss Betty Kafahl of Long Beach, who presided at the punch bowls; Miss Jane Crawford of Santa Monica, Mrs. Bruce Butler of Fullerton and Miss Eloise Hendrickson of Anaheim. Mrs. Albert Holmer of Ontario, aunt of the bride, assisted in cutting the cake, and Miss Betty Mueller of Los Angeles was in charge of the guest book. The bride's mother wore blue chiffon with an orchid hat and gloves and orchid corsage. Mrs. Suiter, mother of the groom, was dressed in dusty rose heavy crepe with rose hat and gloves and orchid corsage. Mrs. R. J. Gillilan of Ontario, grandmother of the bride, wore blue lace with pink carnations. The bridal couple are honeymooning at Big Bear and on their return will establish their new home in Inglewood. The former Miss Gillilan is a graduate of Placentia elementary schools, Fullerton high school and junior college and University of Southern California. At FJC she was a member of Theta Nu Theta and at the university a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. She received a bachelor of science degree in education at USC in June and will teach in the Inglewood elementary schools during the coming year. FROM SAN DIEGO Home from a few days spent in San Diego are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Daigle and daughter, Marilyn, of 521 North Zeyn street. The Anaheim folk stayed at Carlsbad hotel, Rancho Santa Fe and other resorts in the southland. Mr. Daigle is on vacation from the Fluor corporation. STAFF SERGEANT Norman Ables, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ables of Euclid avenue, is now serving in the army as a staff sergeant at Columbia Air Base, Columbia, S. C. AT PASADENA Mrs. Kathryn Campbell and daughter Ethel, of 211 North Clementine street were houseguests of Mrs. Grace Allister of Pasadena last week. While in that city, they attended a performance of "Baby Cyclone," a George M. Cohan play hit, at the Pasadena Playhouse. KANSAS VISITOR Mrs. Walter Bordhagen of Holstead, Kans, is the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mary of 922 North Palm street. She is a cousin of the hosts and plans to stay until Saturday. NEW GRANDSON, NEPHEW New grandson of the C. C. Lambs of Anaheim and also a new nephew to the Claude Booths of this city is Michael Darnley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Darnley of Los Angeles. The mother is the former Shirley Lamb of Anaheim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamb and sister of Mrs. A large wedding cake was seated after the nuptial rites. Soon during the reception was Edward P. Backs, who sang "Goodnight Sweetheart" and "Love's Sweet Song." Special speaker of the event was H. H. Hale, president of board of directors, who has been on the board since 1902. On board members and families present included Mr. Hale's wife, and Mrs. J. C. Tuffree, Chath Hansen and daughter, Beverly Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Eatty, Mr. Mrs. Backs, Mr. and Mrs. F. Callan and daughter, Mary A and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Park and daughter Clara and fr Mae Randolph. Employees attending were retary of the company, Leo Sheridan and wife, M. W. Arden and his bride; Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Holdilch, Mr. and Mrs. E. Oast, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Navarro Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Schenck, and Mrs. Lloyd Archer, Mr. Mrs. Bob Hampton, Mr. and Boyd Casey, Alvin Daniel, Ho Head, Mr. and Mrs. Cha Luedtke, Mr. and Mrs. W. Schroeder, Mrs. Marian Paul Glendale, and the hosts, Mr. Mrs.Wallop. BIRTHDAY DINNER Mrs. James A. Baker of Broadway gave a birthday dinner Friday noon at her home in her home of Miss Mary Gilbert of Montana and Mrs.Ruth Eastman of Solange gate. Present were Mrs.Marie Ellis and Mrs.Martha E.Diccison of Anaheim besides the hosted guests and the hostess. Juncheon, a social time was joyed. Roses decorated the appointed table. WEDDING NEWS Miss Dorothy Callaway Robert Heiden, Fullerton y people well-known in this city, will be married Saturday afternoon in the home of bridegroom's parents, Mr.Mrs.E.G.Heiden.on Nicc Avenue.Fullerton. VISIT GIRL RESERVE Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Browder 220 East Ellsworth avenue via their daughter, Barbara, at Girl Reserve camp in Osceola week.Acccompanying them on trip was Mrs.G.W.Brown on the other trip,their daughter Katherine.The enjoyed atting the campfire one evening junior college and University of Southern California. At FJC she was a member of Theta Nu Theta and at the university a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority. She received a bachelor of science degree in education at USC in June and will teach in the Inglewood elementary schools during the coming year. (Political Advertisement) WILLIAM G. BONELLI Endorsed for Re-Election by: 43 Democratic Groups 62 Business Groups Organized Labor 17 Veteran Groups 24 Civic Groups 326 Ministers and Church Leaders — and thousands of prominent men and women, Democrats and Republicans alike. Retain Bonelli on State Board of Equalization Saturday. NEW GRANDSON, NEPHEW New grandson of the C. C. Lambs of Anaheim and also a new nephew to the Claude Booths of this city is Michael Darnley, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Darnley of Los Angeles. The mother is the former Shirley Lamb of Anaheim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lamb and sister of Mrs. Booth. It is the Darnleys' first baby. Visiting the Lambs at the present time is Paul C. Blackwell, a nephew from Brookline, Mass. He plans to stay here about two weeks. SON BORN A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson of 410 Helena street at St. Joseph's hospital Monday. VISIT GIRL RESERVE Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown 220 East Ellsworth avenue with their daughter, Barbara, at Girl Reserve camp in Osceola week. Accompanying them on trip was Mrs. G. W. Brown on the other trip, their daughter Katherine. They enjoyed attending the campfire one evening. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Buford Peterson 401 South Claudina street area parents of a new daughter, Tuesday night at Anaheim I eran hospital. RETURN FROM BALBOA Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jackson children, Joan and John, on South Clementine street, return Sunday from a two weeks' visit at Balboa Island. (Political Advertisement) A Personal Visit ... from your County Recorder It has been a pleasure to meet so many of the citizens voters of Orange County during this campaign. I am sorry I could not call on every one. But the business of Recorder's office comes first, and so I hope this short message can be considered a personal visit by those I did not get to. I also want to thank those loyal friends in so many communities who have said a good word for me. Their endowment has meant so much and I am truly grateful. At the Election on Aug. 25 Your Vote for RUBY McFARLAND will help keep a qualified, experienced and efficient official in a vital position. She Is the Only Woman Elective Official in Our County Karl Edwin Heils Return to Anaheim After Brief Honeymoon at Beaches; Wedding Held Here Sunday Evening Karl Edwin Hell and his bride, the former Miss Yvonne Anita Stanley, returned to Anaheim last night from a brief honeymoon spent in San Clemente and Laguna. They were married at Capilla Je San Antonic Sunday evening with Rev. Don Earl Beatman pastor of Anaheim Church of Christ, officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Stanley of 511 South Illinois street. She is a graduate of Anaheim elementary school and high school, class of 1942. Her bridgroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius F. Heil of 630 South Palm street. He is also a graduate of Anaheim high school, class of 1939, and Fullerton junior college, class of 1941. He is employed with the Douglas aircraft corporation. The former Miss Stanley wore a graceful white lace wedding gown, styled with a bodice top set off with a peplum and full skirt. She carried a shower bouquet of white bouvardia and gardenias. In keeping with the "something borrowed, something new" tradition, she wore a bridal veil of lace and net as "something borrowed" along with a dainty pink lace handkerchief, which had belonged to her great-great-grandmother. Her "something new" was a string of pearls, gift from the bridegroom. MATRON OF HONOR Matron of honor was Mrs. Ray Moore, who was gowned in light blue figured organdy and carried a bouquet of pink roses and blue delphinium. Bridesmaids were Miss Vona Marie Belton and Miss Eva Bonner, dressed in gowns similar to that of the matron of honor. Rebekah President To Attend School Of Instruction Here Mrs. Anna N. Catlett, president of the Rebekah Assembly of California and affiliated with the Pleasant Grove lodge No. 126 in East Nicolaus, Calif., will be instructress at the Lois Rebekah school of instruction at the IOOF. News of the marriage of Beatrice Moreno, daughter and Mrs. Frank Moreno, now stationed at Camp San Obispo, was revealed at a given in the Moreno home Orangethorpe avenue recently. It was announced that the wedding took place in Yuma, A July 8 with Mrs. Moreno, of the bride, as witness to ceremony. The guest list at the party Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Auuber, sr., all of Los Angeles John Moisef, El Monte; Mrs. Leo Dupius and da Yvonne and Jean and M Conover, all of Corona; Mrs. Norman Reeves, Mr. and T. Carrillo, Miss Esperanza all of Placentia; Mr. and O. Oberr, El Modena; Mr. Mackley and son, Russell Mesa; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Frank Ledin, Miss Nugue, all of Fullerton; Ms Mirande and daughter, Je and Mrs. A. Claes, Mr. Shaefer, Mrs. Harry Burd daughters, Wanda Lee and the bridal couple, Lea izewski, Mr. and Mrs. W. ton, Mrs. T. Hollingsworn son, Billy; Mrs. J. Dinkler, Mrs. Paul Moreno, brother wife of the bride, all of A Special speaker of the evening H. H. Hale, president of the board since 1902. Other members and families presided Mr. Hale's wife, Mr. Mrs. J. C. Tuffree, Charles en and daughter, Beverly; and Mrs. J. H. Eatty, Mr. and Backs, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. En and daughter, Mary Ann; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Parrett daughter Clara and friend Randolph. Employees attending were secretary of the company, Leo J. Dan and wife, M. W. Archer is bride; Mr. and Mrs. George Ich, Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Navarro, and Mrs. O. A. Schenck, Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Archer, Mr. and Bob Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. Casey, Alvin Daniel, Horace Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luke, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weider, Mrs. Marian Paul of Dale, and the hosts, Mr. and Wallop. HIDDAY DINNER Ms. James A. Baker of West Edway gave a birthday dinner noon at her home in honor Miss Mary Gilbert of Monrovia Mrs. Ruth Eastman of South Present were Mrs. Marjorie and Mrs. Martha E. Dicken-of Anaheim besides the honor-guests and the hostess. After晚on, a social time was en-l Roses decorated the nicely painted table. ODING NEWS Miss Dorothy Callaway and Bart Heiden, Fullerton young well-known in this vicinity will be married Saturday noon in the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and E. G. Heiden, on Nicholas rue, Fullerton. TGIRL RESERVE Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brown of East Ellsworth avenue visited daughter, Barbara, at the Reserve camp in Osceola last k. Accompanying them on one was Mrs. G. W. Brown and the other trip, their daughter, Verine. They enjoyed attend-the campfire one evening. MATRON OF HONOR Matron of honor was Mrs. Ray Moore, who was gowned in light blue figured organdy and carried a bouquet of pink roses and blue delphinium. Bridesmaids were Miss Vona Marie Belton and Miss Eva Bonner, dressed in gowns similar to that of the matron of honor and carried like flowers. Miss Carolyn Bonner, flower girl, and Miss Vera Mae Heil, candlighter, completed the list of bride's attendants. Best man was Gerald Scutt and ushers were Robert LeRoy Benson and Walter Lynn Kirkhart. Solost was Miss Vera Jean Riner who offered "Because" and "O Promise Me." LARGE RECEPTION About 150 guests attended the reception which followed the nuptial rites. The bride's mother was dressed in black with a blue delphinium corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a figured black dress with pink accessories and wore a carnation corsage. Assisting in reception duties were Miss Jean Rynyon and Miss Betty McAlen, Long Beach; Mrs. George Benson, Long Beach, an aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Paul Hunsley. William Ross to Leave for Army Air Corps Training William ("Bill") Ross, son of Mrs. Juanita Ross and the late Walter J. Ross, will leave tomorrow for training in the Army Air Corps. The 21-year-old native son was born in the home where his mother and sister, Betty, still live, 308 East Adele street. He is a graduate of Anaheim high school and Santa Ana junior college, where he was a star right guard and tackle on both football teams. He completed his third year at Oregon university in June and would have returned next month, if the war had not changed his plans. He is affiliated with the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity of that university. The new enlistee has a brother, Layton, who is married and lives here. Pleasant Grove lodge No. 126 in East Nicolaus, Calif., will be instructress at the Lois Rebakah school of instruction at the IOOF hall all day tomorrow. All seven lodges of this district will participate in the meeting. Accompanying Mrs. Catlett will be the state conductress, Mrs. Nelle Gartin of the Huntington Beach lodge, the state warden, and Mrs. Ada O'Brien of Paloma lodge, Los Angeles. The day will begin at 10 a.m.with opening ceremonies conducted by Mrs. Edna Kruse,noble grand of the local lodge.A lunch-eon.in charge of Mrs.Pearl Ferguswill be served at noonfollowed by an afternoon of instruction.The district deputy,Mrs.Mary Edwards of Ruby lodgeOrange.will open the school. EVENING PROGRAM After a dinner at the Marigold cafe,the women from this district will reconvene in Odd Fellows hall for the evening programplanned by Mrs.Mabel Ives,member of state board of control.Theta Rho girls clubs.On the program will be Gloria and Betty Saunders of Anaheim and Lois Sargent of Santa Anawho will offer several dances accompanied by Miss Marion Hill of the Buttree studios.Patty Price,vice president of the Omega Chi girls club of Santa Anawill be soloist,and members of the club will give a drill. The school of instruction is held every six months.Tomorrow's meeting will take the place of a regular one for the Anaheim lodge.About 100 women from this district are expected to attend. HOME FROM EAST Mrs.D.William Davis and Mrs.Florence Davis of 609 South Clementine street returned this week from a two months' visit in Pittsburg,Pa.Mrs.D.William Davis visited her parents,Mr.and Mrs.John Pelkofer,while in Pittsburg.They traveled by Santa Fe. (Political Advertisement) GIRL RESERVE and Mrs. C. W. Brown of East Ellsworth avenue visited daughter, Barbara, at the Reserve camp in Osceola last week. Accompanying them on one was Mrs. G. W. Brown and the other trip, their daughter, Merine. They enjoyed attend- the campfire one evening. DAUGHTER and Mrs. Buford Petty of South Claudina street are the parents of a new daughter, born today night at Anaheim Luth- hospital. BURN FROM BALBOA and Mrs. Earle Jackson and Warren, Joan and John, of 540 North Clementine street, returned day from a two weeks' vaca- at Balboa Island. Visit ... Recorder so many of the citizens and this campaign. I am-only. But the business of the town I hope this short message those I did not get to see. friends in so many com- ard for me. Their endorse-uly grateful. 25 Your Vote for CARLAND fied, experienced in a vital position Official in Our County HOME FROM EAST Mrs. D. William Davis and Mrs. Florence Davis of 609 South Clementine street returned this week from a two months' visit in Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs. D. William Davis visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pelkofer, while in Pittsburg. They traveled by Santa Fe. (Political Advertisement) LOUIE HEFFNER Candidate For Sheriff ORANGE COUNTY Pledges • STRICT LAW ENFORCEMENT • NO GANGSTER ALLIANCES • FAIR TREATMENT TO ALL • HE IS CAPABLE BY EXPERIENCE • AND DOES NOT HAVE TO BE EDUCATED AT TAXPAYERS EXPENSE. VOTE FOR A LOGICAL MAN Moreno-Longobardi Wedding News Revealed at Party News of the marriage of Miss Patrice Moreno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moreno, to Corral Frank Longobardi, who is now stationed at Camp San Luis bispo, was revealed at a party even in the Moreno home on East Rangeethorpe avenue recently. It was announced that the wedding took place in Yuma, Ariz., on July 8 with Mrs. Moreno, mother of the bride, as witness to the ceremony. The guest list at the party reads: Mr. and Mrs. Luis A. Auber, Auber, sr., all of Los Angeles; Mrs. John Moisef, El Monte; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dupius and daughters, Davonne and Jean and Mrs. Ed Monover, all of Corona; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Carrillo, Miss Esperanza Carrilo, of Placentia; Mr. and Mrs. H. Oberr, El Modena; Mrs. Jack Hackley and son, Russell, Costa Mesa; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nimon, Mrs. Frank Ledin, Miss Ammeiague, all of Fullerton; Mrs. Jean Mirande and daughter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. A. Claes, Mr. Charles Hafer, Mrs. Harry Burdick andaughters, Wanda Lee and Joan and the bridal couple, Leon Stanewski, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Melton, Mrs. T. Hollingsworth and Billy; Mrs. J. Dinkler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moreno, brother and life of the bride, all of Anaheim. Roselin Hauser Weds Army Air Corps Lieutenant at Santa Ana Sunday; Newlyweds Awaiting His Assignment Miss Rcselin Virginia Hauser, in a military-styled pink and black wool suit, and Lieut. John J. Murphy, in the trim Army Air Corps uniform, were married at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Santa Ana Sunday morning. Miss Hauser is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hauser of North Resh street, and Lieut. Murphy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Murphy of Santa Ana. Mrs. Lloyd Chapel, a friend of the bride since childhood, was her only attendant. She was dressed in a blue crepe street dress and white accessories and pink gladiolus corsage. NAVYMAN BEST MAN Ensign Tom Donovan served as best man. Officiating was Rev. Father Callaghan, assisted by Father Leo Mackey and Father Christopher Bradley. Before the marriage vows were read, Joe Mansfield sang "Ave Maria," "On This Day, Oh Beautiful Mother," "Sanctus," and "Panis Angelicus." A wedding breakfast followed the rites, in the home of the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Hauser was in a "liberty blue" street dress while Mrs. Murphy wore a blue, black and white costume. The former Miss Hauser is a graduate of Anaheim high school and Fullerton junior college and has been employed at the Santa Ana Army Air base. Lieutenant Murphy attended Loyola high school and Santa Ana junior college. He recently received a commission in the navigation department, Army Air Corps at Mather Field, near Sacramento. The newlywed plan to make their home near whatever post to which the lieutenant may be assigned. Local Family Enjoys Double Birthday Party in Alhambra The Carlton S. 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