anaheim-gazette 1944-04-27

SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACCOUNT By NORMA NIKE Photograph Literature Section of Ebell Club Hear Excellent Review of The Play "The Patriots" As Given by Mrs. Arnold Excellent book review of Sydney Kingsley's stirring play, "The Patriots," was given by Mrs. J. S. Arnold of Santa Ana Canyon to the members of the literature section of the Ebell Club on Monday afternoon. The author is well known for another play that has enjoyed great popularity, "Dead End" and the current review of another play of Sidney Kingsley's was most graciously and interestingly given by Mrs. Arnold, who is very popular with this group. Last years Mrs. Arnold gave a fine review of the best seller, "The Robe" and the year previous reviewed a book that was the biography of a half-Russian girl who experienced great difficulty in the changing conditions of Russia, and which was also one of the highlights of the season's literature study. "The Patriots" is the story of the first president of the United States, George Washington, Madison, Monroe, Hamilton and the true patriot, Thomas Jefferson, around whom the entire play is centered. The play is written between the time that Jefferson and his beloved daughter, Patsy, return from France where he served as ambassador from the United States, for a conference with President Washington and the at noon-hour for the next meeting. Mrs. H. D. Newkirk will be the reviewer for that program. Phillips-Schmidt Marriage Rites At Wedding Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Schmidt of Orange, announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Miss Marjorie Lois, to Cpl. D. S. Phillips, United States Army, whose home is in Tulsa, Okla., recently in Capilla de San Antonio with Rev. Albert E. Kelly of Santa Ana officiating at the candelight ceremony. The bride is a graduate of the Orange high school and Santa Ana Junior college. After graduating from the University of California in Los Angeles she taught in the Santa Ana school system for two years. Cpl Phillips is a native of Oklahoma, acquiring his early education in the Tulsa school system and later graduating from Tulsa university. He has recently re-edna Schubert Becomes Bride of Lt. John C. Barron Miss Edna Leona Schubert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Schubert of Olinda, and Lt. A. C. Barron, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Barron of 526 South C Street, Anaheim, were united marriage last Friday evening 7:30 in the Grace Luther church with Rev. Harold Knapp pastor, officiating. The ceremony was performed before an setting of stock, gladioli and larkspur and a soft hue of light over all. The bride, who was given marriage by her father, Will Schubert, was dressed in a w satin and lace gown fashion with a long train. Her veil o and lace fell in folds from a pearl tiara and she carried a quet of gardenias surrounding orchid. Miss Helen Schubert, ma honor, was dressed in a formal of pink and carrie shower bouquet of lavender and pink sweet peas. The bridesmaids wore made on similar lines to those the maid of honor, being turquoise taffeta and each carried a box of yellow iris and white peas. The bridesmaids were Mildred Armstrong and Freida Schubert. Dressed in white taffeta lace made exactly like that "The Patriots" is the story of the first president of the United States, George Washington, Madison, Monroe, Hamilton and the true patriot, Thomas Jefferson, around whom the entire play is centered. The play is written between the time that Jefferson and his beloved daughter, Patsy, return from France where he served as ambassador from the United States, for a conference with President Washington and the time of his death. Throughout the entire play the circumstances of his career as Secretary of State and his opposition to Hamilton lead to great political outbursts, although they remain true friends. The statesmen's wives and their part in the story, the marriage of Patsy and the romance intermingled throughout the entire play, with other bits keep the listeners interest at a high level. Mrs. Arnold is a most forceful speaker and each appearance before the literature section, endears her more to the members. She is a past chairman of the county literature committee of the county Federation, serving in this capacity last year and her wide knowledge and love of books and plays qualifies her to the utmost in this field of endeavor. During the business session, the nominating committee reported that their nominations were not completed as yet and it was granted an additional month in which to complete its work. Mrs. Austin, leader of the section, very graciously introduced the honor guest, Mrs. Arnold, and also the dessert hostesses, Mrs. R. W. Dickenson, assistant leader, Mrs. Bertha Kennedy and Mrs. Ethel Chamberlain. Lovely arrangements of snowballs were used on the tea table and on the mantle, as well as on the speaker's table. Announcement was made that a pot-luck luncheon will be held officiating at the candelight ceremony. The bride is a graduate of the Orange high school and Santa Ana Junior college. After graduating from the University of California in Los Angeles she taught in the Santa Ana school system for two years. Cpl Phillips is a native of Oklahoma, acquiring his early education in the Tulsa school system and later graduating from Tulsa university. He has recently returned from two years overseas service. The young couple are spending their honeymoon at Balboa Island where he is awaiting assignment to another station. Assistance League Meet Today To Begin Bazaar·Work Members of the Assistance League will meet today at the home of Mrs. Staley, who resides on South West street, to begin on the work of the annual bazaar which will be held in December, this being an annual affair. Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes is temporary chairman and it was deemed advisable to get an early start on this project so the cutting of materials and assembly of necessary goods will be started with the meeting today. Navy Mothers To Meet Wednesday The Navy Mothers Club will hold their next regular meeting at the Legion Hall on Wednesday, May 3, at 8 p.m. This group have one regular meeting each month, this being held the first Wednesday in the month. The regular business session will be held with new and important business to come up before the members. All members are requested to be present. Miss Elizabeth Hunziker predeclare of favorite music, presiding at the consular organ. She also played traditional wedding marches for the soloist, William Face who sang "Beloved It Is My Love" through the Years" and cause." A reception was held diately after the ceremony; the parents of the young girl in the receiving line along the bride and groom and theirding attendants. Mrs. Schubert was gowned pink ensemble and Mrs. Bose chose a powder blue costume wearing a corsage of garments. The young couple left after reception for San Antonio," where Lt. Barron will attend Army Air Forces instruction school. He received his wings on April 15 at Free Field, Seymour, Ind. Lt. Barron is a graduate Anaheim Union high school attended Fullerton Junior College where he was active in the phony orchestra, being identified of that organization for years. Mrs. Barron is a graduate Brea-Olinda high school and attended Fullerton Junior College for two years. She has made home in Anaheim for six years and is well known Prior to her marriage she employed at Douglas Air Force Station. SGT. AND MRS. H. CARLE JR., SPEND WEEKEND HOME Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Carlson of San Diego, spent the past end here with his parents, D Mrs. Harold Carlin, Sr., of Broadway. Sgt. and Mrs. Jr., were married March 26 this is their first visit home leaving here following the Douglas Shoes BUY THEM for service . . . Wear them the Year-round! W. L. Douglas Shoes are handsomely styled for important occasions—expertly made to withstand the wear and tear of everyday use. Join the men of sound judgment who are investing their shoe ration stamps in the correct styling, comfort, and economical long wear of W. L. Douglas Shoes—Craftsmanship at Its Best! DOUGLAS SHOES $5.00 to $7.50 Buy Another War Bond YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Anaheim 4130 MEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS By NORMA NIPPER Phone 2206 Ana Schubert Homes Bride of John C. Barron Miss Edna Leona Schubert, center of Mr. and Mrs. William Bert of Olinda, and Lt. John Barron, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Barron of 526 South Citron St., Anaheim, were united in vage last Friday evening at the Grace Lutheran Church with Rev. Harold Knappe, Mr., officiating. The ceremony performed before an altar ring of stock, gladioli and white purand a soft hue of candle over all. The bride, who was given in vage by her father, William Bert, was dressed in a white braid and lace gown fashioned a long train. Her veil of net glace fell in folds from a seed tiara and she carried a bouquet of gardenias surrounding an ind. Miss Helen Schubert, maid of marr, was dressed in a taffeta called of pink and carried a ever bouquet of lavender iris pink sweet peas. The bridesmaids wore gowns made on similar lines to those of maid of honor, being turquoise taiga and each carried a bouquet yellow iris and white sweet iris. The bridesmaids were Miss Fred Armstrong and Miss Dada Schubert. Pressed in white taffeta and made exactly like that of the Engagement of Enid Wallin and Cadet Webber Announced The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Enid Wallin to Cadet Archie H. Webber III, was recently announced at a small dinner party given recently by the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Emma Wallin of 816 South Claudina, when she entertained several close friends of the young couple. Plans for the wedding will not be completed until in the fall. Miss Wallin is a graduate of the Anaheim high school with the class of 1940, later attending Johnson School of Business in Santa Ana. She was then employed as secretary in the office of Attorney Hines of this city, who is now in San Diego, and she is now employed as assistant director of Employment Relations at the Army Air Base at Santa Ana. Cadet Webber is in the bomber school at the air base and prior to entering service was attending the University of Idaho. Chas. A. Criss, Jr., Honored Recently; Leaves For Navy A dinner party for Chas. A. Criss, Jr., of 512 East Center Street, Anaheim, was held recently at Taix French Restaurant in Los Angeles Charles expects to SOS Circle Meets at Home of Mrs. Wise Thursday Evening The regular monthly meeting of the S.O.S. Circle of the Wesley Methodist church was held at the home of Mrs. Richard Wise, 836 North Clementine, last Thursday evening. Mrs. Hugh Nipp and Mrs. Frank Miller assisted Mrs. C. H. Archibald, who opened the meeting with Bible study from the book of Jeremiah. "Ministering to All the World, the home mission study, was most ably given by Mrs. Wise, the study being from the book, 'We Who Are America.'" Mrs. Wayne Clark, chairman, presided over the business session, during which time the members voted to send a child to a Christian camp this summer. This child will be chosen from the Homer Tobermann mission. The project of making up USO scrapbooks was discussed and it was decided to go ahead with this work. The chairman of the committee, Mrs. Walter Elliott, secured the books and Mrs. Miller entertained the entire group at her home on Wednesday when the day was spent assemblying the material and getting the book started. A lovely potluck luncheon was enjoyed at the noon hour. Parts for the pageant. "Amer- Cadet Webber is in the bomber school at the air base and prior to entering service was attending the University of Idaho. Chas. A. Criss, Jr., Honored Recently; Leaves For Navy A dinner party for Chas. A. Criss, Jr., of 512 East Center Street, Anaheim, was held recently at Taix French Restaurant in Los Angeles. Charles expects to leave in the very near future for service in the Navy, having enlisted several weeks ago. The guest list included his fiancee, Miss Thelma Johnston of Huntington Park, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bremer of Los Angeles, Mr. and Alfred Geldman and Mr. Gledman's mother, all of Whittier; Mrs. Ralph Irwin and cousin of Brea, Calif., and his father, Chas. A. Criss Sr., 512 East Center Street. Following the dinner, the evening was spent on Olivera Street in Los Angeles, visiting the quaint Mexican shops and museum. The honored guest left for a visit in the north for a few days before leaving for service, where he hopes to become a radio man. Charles, Jr., graduated from the Anaheim Union High school with the class of 1939 and for the past four years has been employed at the Lockheed plant. On taking his pre-induction examination with a class of seventy, he was one of the six who successfully passed the examination for radio and radar specialist work. Several Affairs Are Planned For Visiting Couple Several family affairs are planned for Lt. and Mrs. C. W. Chapman who are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Keefe, 302 East South street, Anaheim, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mandy, Orange Ave., Santa Ana. Their first wedding anniversary was celebrated last Sunday with an at home party at her parents' home in Santa Ana. At the time the marriage took place in Boston, Mass., none of the parents were able to be present so a huge tiered wedding cake was cut commemorating the celebration. The young couple were unable to have a cake at their wedding. Receiving guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mandy and Mr. and Mrs. Keefe of Anaheim. T. AND MRS. H. CARLIN, SPEND WEEKEND HERE Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Carlin, Jr., San Diego, spent the past week here with his parents, Dr. and Ms. Harold Carlin, Sr., of West Roadway. Sgt. and Mrs. Carlin were married March 22 and is their first visit home since living here following the large reception on Sunday, March 26. He is the former Miss Charlotte Marie Dewey of San Diego. Please phone your local, society or personal news items to The Gazette. Call 2206. Their first wedding anniversary was celebrated last Sunday with an at home party at her parents' home in Santa Ana. At the time the marriage took place in Boston, Mass., none of the parents were able to be present so a huge tiered wedding cake was cut commemorating the celebration. The young couple were unable to have a cake at their wedding. Receiving guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mandy and Mr. and Mrs. Keefe of Anaheim. Lt. and Mrs. Chapman will leave this week for Macon, Ga., where he will be stationed at Robins Field. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. it's handier, quicker, and usually costs less to get your CROP PRODUCTION and LIVESTOCK LOANS at your local Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System McCall Pattern No. 4976 Featuring Olvera Street Scene In Sepulveda Social Club of Relief Corps Meet Tuesday Afternoon The Social Club of A. R. Paul Women's Relief Corps met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Maggie Dierberger and Mrs. Elizabeth Nylen co-hostesses. A hotluck luncheon was enjoyed at noon hour with Mrs. May Griggs introducing her guest for the day, Mrs. Alice Lewis of Los Angeles. The door prize was won by Mrs. Maude English. A most pleasant afternoon was spent following the regular business session of this group. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Jennie Nevin at her home at 315 South Philadelphia street, with Mrs. Bessie Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Mabel Ives assisting in the hostess duties. These meetings are held on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Republican Women’s Club Elect Officers Mrs. Eva Boyd was hostess to the members of the Republican Women's club at her home at 129 South Olive street last Tuesday afternoon. Several visitors were present also. Following the business session, election of officers was held with Mrs. J. J. Dwyer being named president; first vice president, Miss Lena V. Rowe; second vice president, Mrs. M. E. Beebe; third vice president, Mrs. Irma Sidebottom; secretary, Mrs. C. C. Davis and treasurer, Mrs. Eva Boyd. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Boyd on May 5, at 7:30 p.m. All members are requested to be present. WAR BONDS will buy security for you and for America! Wedding at Chapel Unites Young Couple From Kansas City Miss Virginia Lee Buford and Cpl. John Herter, recently of Kansas City, Mo., were united in marriage by Rev. Stanley Frederick George of the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim, at the Capilla de San Antonio, Rev. George using the double ring ceremony. Cpl. Herter is stationed at El Toro Marine base. The young couple were attended by Pfc. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Swan with Otis Faulkner of Santa Ana, giving the bride in marriage. A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner following the ceremony. Additional Society News On Page 7 DISPLAY OF LIVING ROOM and BED ROOM FURNITURE IN TOWN! NONEED I TOO, HAVE DOWN TO SEE DISPLAY AT MAHAFFEY & FITZ Formerly Vincent Furniture Co. 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