anaheim-gazette 1944-03-16

SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACADEMY By HELEN GRAFTON Miss Dona Lee McKee Goes to Mississippi To Wed Sergeant Miss Dona Lee McKee, daughter of Mrs. L. J. McKee of 6719 Rita avenue, Huntington Park, formerly of Anaheim, left Monday morning for Hattiesburg, Mississippi where she will become the bride of Sgt. Tremayne Horbeck who is stationed at Camp Shelby. Miss McKee has been the honoree at many recent showers and parties, the events being climaxed last Thursday evening when an open house was held for her at the home of her mother. The bride-elect attended local schools having graduated from the Anaheim Union high school in the class of '36. Since that time she has been employed at Sears Roebuck and company as collection manager for the credit control department. Sgt. Horbeck attended Alhambra high school and for the past five years has been in the army. For two years he was at Guadalcanal and took part in four major battles. He holds the purple heart and silver star decorations. At present he is a communications instructor at Camp Shelby. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hornbeck, 8156 San Luis avenue, South Gate. Miss McKee's father resides at Junior Ebell Red Cross Benefit Has Large Attendance Latest spring fashions proved the dominant note at the Junior Ebell Red Cross benefit, that netted that worthy organization $200, last Saturday afternoon at the clubhouse when more than 250 women attended the charmingly arranged affair. 'Mid a colorful setting of springtime floral arrangements the guests gathered at small tables that were tastefully arranged for the opening dessert course that was served at 1:30 o'clock. All the delicate hues of the rainbow were represented in the pastel table coverings and each table was centered with a small bouquet of dainty flowers while simple, clever tallys were at hand for the afternoon bridge scoring. The fashion show, with Mrs. William Cook acting as commentator at the microphone, opened with the showing of the latest styles for the very young and were modeled by the charming sons and daughters of the hostess group. The young models were Joanna Lee Cook, Ann Clowes, Linda Gayle Ralston, Gary Reinert, William Stewart Mauerhan, Maile Clowes, Ronnie Keith, Gloria and Marian Taylor, Barbara Mauerhan, Kent Ralston, Jackie White- Nuptial Vows Exchanged Sunday At Pretty Ceremony Before an altar banked with almond blossoms and candles of tall white tapers Miss Paula Lillibridge, daughter of Mrs. C. W. Lillibridge of South Janss street, and The Winthrop Sanford, U. S. navy of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sanford Jacksonville, Florida, pli their troth Sunday afternoon 4:30 o'clock double ring ceremony held at the Capilla de San Antonio. The Rev. George F. Stuart of the First Presbyterian church read the service in the presence 50 close friends and relatives. Preceding the ceremony of Alma Louise Smith of Fuller sang "O Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly." Entering on the arm of father, who gave her in marry the petite beauty of the bride further enhanced by the attractive lines of her gown, made of net and crepe and fashioned with sweetheart neckline, basque hem and full skirt. With it she wove small flowered hat with a veil and carried a white puff book and orchid. Her sister, Mrs. William D. of Anaheim, attended her as ron of honor and was charming a gown of powder blue with Sgt. Horbeck attended Alhambra high school and for the past five years has been in the army. For two years he was at Guadalcanal and took part in four major battles. He holds the purple heart and silver star decorations. At present he is a communications instructor at Camp Shelby. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hornbeck, 8156 San Luis avenue, South Gate. Miss McKee's father resides at 306 West Center street and is an employee of the Anaheim Gazette. Parents of Noted Artist Visiting At Dickenson Home The parents of one of America's leading artists, Dale Nichols, are guests in this city at the home of Mrs. Martha E. Dickenson, 515 South Ohio street. They are Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols of David City, Nebraska and are visiting with Mr. Nichols' sister, Mrs. Dickenson. On their way here they stopped off in Tuscon, Arizona, to visit with their noted son who is considered one of the 12 foremost artists of America. One of his studies was used for the 1942 Christmas posters. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols expect to be here, and with other relatives, for some time. Mrs. S. L. Keith and Mrs. Joe Morrow were in charge of the fashion revue. Of great interest to the guests was the showing of the latest springtime fashions by Barbara Cordell, Nell Jean Fordyce, Pamela Van Buren, Lila Roquet, Carrie Lou Sutherland and her daughter, Jean, Katherine McCullah and Mary Lou Kier. As an added note of interest was the impromptu, humorous fashion show presented by women of the armed services, who at the same time introduced the underlying serious note of the need for more women recruits. Those participating were Lieut. Amelie Woldenberg, Air-Wac, Wave Alta Mae McGoon and Sgt. Brooksaw of the Women's Marine corps. Appropriate music for the revue was furnished by Mr. George C. Hedstrom who played records from his famous album collection. Between the fashion show and the bridge playing many attractive door prizes were awarded, the gifts having been presented by local merchants. Miss Katherine McCullah, president of the Junior Ebell, was aided in presenting the gifts by young Gary Guthrie and Sam Tuttle. Committee chairman who were responsible for the happy accasion were Mrs. Robert Harvey and Mrs. Houston Kier, usher chairman; Mrs. J. J. Schneider, refreshments; Mrs. Robert Weaver and Mrs. Floyd Hubbard, decorations; Miss Katherine McCullah, door prizes; Mrs. James Reinert, Miss Betty Dammers, Miss Lucille Braneschi, Mrs. Walter Taylor, raffle; Mrs. Richard Clark and Mrs. Harold Morris, tickets. General chairman of arrangements was Mrs. James Reinert. GOES TO PORTLAND Mrs. C. R. Strong will leave for Portland, Oregon, next week where she will devote her time. William Cook acting as commentator at the microphone, opened with the showing of the latest styles for the very young and were modeled by the charming sons and daughters of the hostess group. The young models were Joanna Lee Cook, Ann Clowes, Linda Gayle Ralston, Gary Reinert, William Stewart Mauerhan, Maile Clowes, Ronnie Keith, Gloria and Marian Taylor, Barbara Mauerhan, Kent Ralston, Jackie Whiteman, Richard Ralston and Judith Ann Doyle. Mrs. S. L. Keith and Mrs. Joe Morrow were in charge of the fashion revue. Of great interest to the guests was the showing of the latest springtime fashions by Barbara Cordell, Nell Jean Fordyce, Pamela Van Buren, Lila Roquet, Carrie Lou Sutherland and her daughter, Jean, Katherine McCullah and Mary Lou Kier. As an added note of interest was the impromptu, humorous fashion show presented by women of the armed services, who at the same time introduced the underlying serious note of the need for more women recruits. Those participating were Lieut. Amelie Woldenberg, Air-Wac, Wave Alta Mae McGoon and Sgt. Brooksaw of the Women's Marine corps. Appropriate music for the revue was furnished by Mr. George C. Hedstrom who played records from his famous album collection. Between the fashion show and the bridge playing many attractive door prizes were awarded, the gifts having been presented by local merchants. Miss Katherine McCullah, president of the Junior Ebell, was aided in presenting the gifts by young Gary Guthrie and Sam Tuttle. Committee chairman who were responsible for the happy accasion were Mrs. Robert Harvey and Mrs. Houston Kier, usher chairman; Mrs. J. J. Schneider, refreshments; Mrs. Robert Weaver and Mrs. Floyd Hubbard, decorations; Miss Katherine McCullah, door prizes; Mrs. James Reinert, Miss Betty Dammers, Miss Lucille Braneschi, Mrs. Walter Taylor, raffle; Mrs. Richard Clark and Mrs. Harold Morris, tickets. General chairman of arrangements was Mrs. James Reinert. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. George Schroer of Lincoln avenue were pleased with her beauty and grace further enhanced by the attire lines of her gown, made of net and crepe and fashioned with sweetheart neckline, basque waist and full skirt. With it she wore small flowered hat with a white pearl veil and carried a white book and orchid. Her sister, Mrs. William D., of Anaheim, attended her as a ron of honor and was charmied a gown of poudre blue with white she carried red roses. Best man was Paul F. W., of the U.S. navy and ushers Don Howland and Bob Yeakee of the lighter-than-air base Tustin where the bridegroom also stationed. Following the ceremony reception was held in the gallery where the guests were receiving the bridal party and Mrs. Bridge mother of the bride was attractive in a powdered outfit, brown accessories and corsage of gardenias. Miss Betty Sims of Anaheim presided at the punch bowl with her honeymoon after which they be at home to their friends in Park ave., Sunset Beach. Mrs. Sanford attended schools graduating from the U.S.A high school Since that time has been employed by the S.Coast Oil company at Hunting Beach. Mr. Sanford is a 2/c petty officer having been stationed here sometime. He formerly attended school in Jacksonville, Florida. MRS. HOWARD MINDS RETURNS FROM EAST Returning to Anaheim after year's stay in New York, Howard Minder, daughter of R.O. Quarton of Helena state is renewing old acquaintance here while waiting to establish new home in San Diego, her husband, Lt.(j.g.) How Minder. Lt.Minder, who is with the S.Navy Air force, has been trained at the Floyd Bennett airfield in New York but has recently been transferred to San Diego Mrs.Minder is the former L.Belle Quarton. GOES TO PORTLAND Mrs. C.R.Strong will leave for Portland, Oregon, next week where she will devote her time. The fashion show, with Mrs.William Cook acting as commentator at the microphone, opened with the showing of the latest styles for the very young and were modeled by the charming sons and daughters of the hostess group. The young models were Joanna Lee Cook, Ann Clowes,Linda Gayle Ralston,Gary Reinert William Stewart Mauerhan,Maile Clowes,Ronnie Keith,Glia and Marian Taylor,Barbara Mauerhan,kent Ralston,Backie Whiteman,Richard Ralston和Judith Ann Doyle. Mrs.S.L.Keith和Mrs.Joe Morrow were in charge of the fashion revue.Of great interest to the guests was the showing of the latest springtime fashions by Barbara Cordell,Nell Jean Fordyce,Pamela Van Buren,Lila Roquet,Carrie Lou Sutherlandand her daughter，Jean，Katherine McCullah和Mary Lou Kier. As an added note of interest was the impromptu,humorous fashion show presented by women ofthe armed services，who at the same time introducedthe underlying seriousnoteoftheneedformorewomenrecruitsThoseparticipatingwereLieuat.AmelieWoldenberg,Air-Wac，WaveAltaMaecMcGoon和Sgt.BrooksawoftheWomen'sMarinecorps. Appropriate music fortherevuewasfurnishedbyMr.GeorgeC.Hedstromwhoplayedrecordsfromhisfamousalbumcollection. Betweenthefashionshowandthebridgeplayingmanyattractivedoorprizeswereawarded,thegiftshavingbeenpresentedbylocalmerchants.MissKatherineMcCullah,presidedoftheJuniorEbellwasaidindisplayingthegiftsbyyoungGaryGuthrieandSamTuttle. CommitteechairmanwheresponsibleforthehappyaccasionwereMrs.RobertHarveyandMrs.HoustonKierusherchairman;Mrs.J.J.Schneiderrefreshments;Mrs.RobertWeaverandMrs.FloydHubbarddecorations;MissKatherineMcCullahdoorprizes;Mrs.JamesReinert,MissBettyDammers,MissLucilleBraneschi,Mrs.WalterTaylor,raffle;Mrs.RichardClarkandMrs.HaroldMorris,tickets.GeneralchairmanofarrangementswasMrs.JamesReinert. GOES TO PORTLAND 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SLACK SUITS Good, genuine 3-ply strutter is here again in your favorite styled slack suit. Highly colored embroidery trim. Double duty jacket that will mix match with your skirts and separate slacks. CLARICE Sportswear 219 West Center St. Anaheim GOES TO PORTLAND Mrs. C. R. Strong will leave for Portland, Oregon, next week where she will devote her time to business affairs. Upon her return she and her husband and two sons will move into their new home at 754 North Philadelphia street. At present they are houseguests at the George Hatfield home, 211 South Kroeger street. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeder of Lincoln avenue were pleasantly surprised Sunday evening when a large group of friends gathered at their home to them celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Their dancers, Mrs. Joe Lemons and Alin Schroeder planned the event. TIMELY CLOTHES for BALANCED TAILORING Featured in Esquire and Collier's One way to hold the trim, vigorous lines that proclaim a youthful appearance is to slip into a TIMELY SUIT. You will see instantly what it does for your shoulders, chest and hips... all without trespassing one step over the bounds of good taste. And thanks to TIMELY'S Balanced Tailoring. Timely Clothes --- $40.00 up Mallory Hats --- $5.00 up Exclusive at Lake's Men's Wear 225 W. Center, Anaheim 3534 WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS By HELEN GRAFTON HINEMAN Phone 2206 Captial Vows Rechanged Sunday For Pretty Ceremony Before an altar banked with blood blossoms and candleabra all white tapers Miss Patricia Gibbridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lillibridge of 549 South Janss street, and Thomas Bishop Sanford, U. S. navy, son Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sanford of Jacksonville, Florida, plighted her troth Sunday afternoon at a no'clock double ring ceremony at the Capilla de San Antoño. The Rev. George F. Stanley the First Presbyterian church held the service in the presence of close friends and relatives. Preceding the ceremony Miss Laura Louise Smith of Fullerton wrote "O Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly." Entering on the arm of her mother, who gave her in marriage, Joette beauty of the bride was other enhanced by the attractive lines of her gown, made of white and crepe and fashioned with a heart neckline, basque waist full skirt. With it she wore a floral flowered hat with a wispy veil and carried a white prayer card or orchid. Her sister, Mrs. William Dodge Anaheim, attended her as matriof honor and was charming in town of poudre blue with which she met last week in honor of Mr. George Hatfield, of 211 South Kroeger street, who left Monday to join the Navy, the final affair being held at the family home Sunday when his wife and four children, Jacqueline, Norton, Linda and Keith joined in honoring him with a dinner party. Others present included Mrs. Hattie Hatfield of Anaheim, his mother; Mrs. E. C. Strong of El Monte, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Strong and sons, Buddy and Ross who are guests in the home, having recently come here from Portland, Oregon. On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield were honored guests at the George Newlin home on Mills drive when a farewell party was given for Mr. Hatfield. Guests met in the patio where revolving lights in many different hues shown on the space reserved for dancing as well as the buffet table where a midnight supper was served, the guests roasting their own weiners in the blazing outdoor fireplace, Shuffleboard was also a feature of the evening's entertainment. The buffet table carried out a patriotic motif with tapers and other appointments in red, white Many Farewell Parties Given for George Hatfield Several delightful occasions were held last week in honor of Mr. George Hatfield, of 211 South Kroeger street, who left Monday to join the Navy, the final affair being held at the family home Sunday when his wife and four children, Jacqueline, Norton, Linda and Keith joined in honoring him with a dinner party. Others present included Mrs. Hattie Hatfield of Anaheim, his mother; Mrs. E. C. Strong of El Monte, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Strong and sons, Buddy and Ross who are guests in the home, having recently come here from Portland, Oregon. On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield were honored guests at the George Newlin home on Mills drive when a farewell party was given for Mr. Hatfield. Guests met in the patio where revolving lights in many different hues shown on the space reserved for dancing as well as the buffet table where a midnight supper was served, the guests roasting their own weiners in the blazing outdoor fireplace, Shuffleboard was also a feature of the evening's entertainment. The buffet table carried out a patriotic motif with tapers and other appointments in red, white Ensign R. V. Faust And Bride Now at New Home in Mass. The many friends of Ensign Robert V. Faust, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Faust of 1125 West Center street, and his bride, the former Miss Grace Adams of Orange, will be interested to know that they are now residing at their new home, No. 8 Mill Lane, East Braintree, Mass. The popular young couple were married February 27 at Parrish, Weymouth Landing, Mass., with Father W. D. Keenan officiating at the service. The service was read in the presence of a few relatives and close friends and followed by a reception at the home of Ensign and Mrs. Robert Sliter, the latter assisting the bride as her only attendant. Mrs. M. Agnes Adams of Villa Park, mother of the bride, accompanied her daughter east. The bridal couple enjoyed a honeymoon in historic Boston before going to their new home. Ensign Faust is a graduate of the Anaheim Union high school, Fullerton Junior college and the University of California at Berkeley. He joined the U. S. Naval Reserve in October, 1942, and is now stationed at the Naval Air Station, South Waymouth, Mass. Mrs. Faust attended the Orange Lowary-Adams Solemnized At S.A.A. Air Base Co. The marriage of Miss Jeanne Lowary, daughter and Mrs. L. D. Lowary heim and Cpl. Robert Adams, son of Mr. and J. Adams of Stockton lemnized last Friday even pretty ceremony held at brook chapel, Santa Ana Air base, Chaplain O.. USA, read the service. The bride was given marriage by her father smartly gowned in avocado with which she wore blouses and a corsage on Her pearls were the groom bridgement. The couple were attending Mrs. Lucyle Musick, mournor and Staff Sgt. P.D Adams, brother of the groom best man Ushl Pfc. Beverly W. Adams brother, and Pfc. Glennler. Following the receipt couple left for a brief hour at Villa Marina, Beacon on their return they went their home at 1807 N.R Santa Ana. Mrs. Adams attended Union high school, S.A.J Junior college and Whalegee. Her husband Stockton schools and isletic officer at SAAAB St. Patrick's Post Honors Member Of Topperettes New members of th The government restriction forbidding the use of in the making of innersprings for living room furniture has been lifted... and the new spring-filled suit "Waltz Dream" To Be Presented On March 16 - 17 The "Waltz Dream," by Oscar Strauss, Anaheim Union high school operetta, is in its final phase of preparation and will be presented at the school auditorium on March 16 and 17, the featured roles being taken by Edith Brown, Jim Sutherland and Virginia Faulbion. Tickets for the event are now on sale. The Mozart orchestra, under the direction of Bill Cook, will furnish the music for the operetta which consists of 15 principals and a chorus of 70. WILL LEAD P. E. O. Mrs. M. A. Gauer was elected president of the Anaheim P. E. O. last week when the chapter met at the home of Mrs. W. G. Koch on South Citron street. Other officers elected were Mrs. Howard A. Tews, Mrs. E. F. Powell, Mrs. L. G. Vincent, Mrs. W. H. Bonney and Mrs. Earle Woodward. ILL AT HOME Miss Beulah Hineman of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. H. 800 North Sabina street, confined to her home for several weeks because... The government restriction forbidding the use of in the making of innersprings for living room furniture has been lifted... and the new spring-filled suit ready for your selection at Mahaffey & Fitz Furniture. You'll find a varied choice of up-to-the-minute style with full innerspring construction for buoyant comfort and lasting beauty. Sewers Needed For Local Red Cross Sewers and cutters are urgently needed at the Red Cross production department, it was revealed this week by Mrs. L. R. Deering, chairman. The department is open every day in the week and the new quarters provide pleasant surroundings for those working. The production department is now starting work on a new, big quota that must be completed soon and includes the making of bathrobes, bed jackets, bedside bags, men's pajamas and pneumonia jackets. Also 200 washcloths must either be made or donated. Please help make The Gazette a better newspaper by giving your local, society or personal news items. Phone 2206. $189.50 2-Pieces Modern to the last detail, with deep, spring-filled balloon cushioning spring base. Massive in proportions, broad, sweeping design. MAHAFFEY & FITT FURNITURE CO. Formerly VINCENT FURNITURE 123-131 West Center Street Anaheim Lowary-Adams Rites Solemnized At S. A. Air Base Chapel The marriage of Miss Barbara Jeanne Lowary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lowary of Anaheim and Cpl. Robert Henry Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Adams of Stockton, was solemnized last Friday evening at a pretty ceremony held at Easterbrook chapel, Santa Ana Army Air base. Chaplain O. S. Brown, USA, read the service. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was smartly gowned in avocado green with which she wore black accessories and a corsage of orchids. Her pearls were the gift of the bridegroom. The couple were attended by Mrs. Lucyle Musick, matron of honor and Staff Sgt. Richard L. Adams, brother of the bridegroom, best man. Ushers were Pfc. Beverly W. Adams, another brother, and Pfc. Glenn J. Gabler. Following the reception the couple left for a brief honeymoon at Villa Marina, Beacon Bay. Upon their return they will make their home at 1807 N. Ross street, Santa Ana. Mrs. Adams attended Anaheim Union high school, Santa Ana Junior college and Whittier college. Her husband attended Stockton schools and is now athletic officer at SAAAB. St. Patrick's Party Honors Members Of Topperettes New members of the Topper- St. Patrick's Party Honors Members Of Topperettes New members of the Topperettes were honored last week at a party when members met at the home of Mrs. Sybil Ring, 746 North Zeyn for an evening of court whist and general fun. The honorees included Frances Stiner, Dorothy Howell, Dorothy Andrews, Beulah Morris and Alice Lewis. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Ring were Doris Baker and Virginia Burk. A St. Patrick's motiff was employed in the table decorations during the refreshment hour. Prizes for court whist were awarded Charlene Jaggers, first; Vangie Schumacher, second and Reda McConaughy, consolation. A raffle prize of war stamps was awarded Mildred Whitaker. The next meeting will be held at Daniger's in Santa Ana for the purpose of installation. Members will meet at the home of Sybil Ring so that they can all attend together. Also they are asked to telephone her for the purposes of making reservations for the affair. ILL AT HOME Miss Beulah Hineman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hineman of 800 North Sabina street, has been confined to her home for the past several weeks because of illness. Bloomfield CREATIONS 19.50 25.00 Blossom Time IN THESE NEW BLOOMFIELD DRESSES #241. Border print. Short sleeves and feminine frill. Sizes 12 to 20. #246. Bouquet print with rhinestone-studded plastic buttons. Pockets styled to give a gay, young touch, 12 to 20. Weary of winter? The tonic you need is one of these print dresses by Bloomfield. Stimulating color and the kind of tailoring you expect of Bloomfield Fashions make a combination that can't be matched! This Month Our Store Celebrates its 37th Anniversary with Spring and Easter on the wing. You will find it interesting to visit all departments to complete your New Spring and Easter Ensemble. The S2R Store