anaheim-gazette 1944-05-11

SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACTIVE By NORMA NIPPON Phone 220 Pan-Hellenic Club Meet in Fullerton Home Monday Eve Mrs. Albert Williams, 629 North Drake Street, Fullerton, was hostess to the members of the Pan-Hellenic Club on Monday evening when a representative membership was present. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Williams were Mrs. Clarence Stull and Mrs. Dale Thettaplace. After the routine business session was held, extensive plans were made for the dessert-bridge which will be held on July 21, additional announcements to be made later. The members voted to extend two scholarships to girls for work in the Junior College in Fullerton for the next school term. This is a regular yearly work of this organization and will be extended to the two girls qualified for this award. The usual Red Cross work was done during the balance of the evening and which is done at each of the meetings. Those attending from Anaheim were Mrs. A. B. Arnold and Mrs. Ethel Caverley. A delicious dessert course was served at the close of the meeting. Woman's Auxiliary Episcopal Church Elect New Officers The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Michael's Episcopal Church, met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank Garrett, with Mrs. Florence Davis as co-hostess. During the business session the new officers for 1944-45 were elected as follows: president, Mrs. Eva Boyd; vice-president, Mrs. J. L. Van der Veer; secretary-treasurer, Miss Winifred Melrose; and U. T. O. custodian, Mrs. Harriett Ames. The book, "On Being a Real Person," by Harry Emerison Fosdick, one of the important books of the year, was reviewed by Mrs. D. Howard Dow and proved to be of great interest to the group. In this book, Rev. Fosdick explains with great detail, his experiences with counselling people and is of especial value to those persons who are students of psychology and sociology. The review was most excellently given and those who were priviledged to hear it, gained much interesting information. Please phone your local, society or personal news items to The Gazette. Call 2206. 'SPRING HATS' IS DESTINED ST. AGNES GUILD SATURDAY AFTERNOON One of the most delightful affairs of the spring season was that of the St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal Church where they held their annual bridge-tea at the Ebell clubhouse last Saturday afternoon, using a most unusual and unique decorative theme in the many styles and fashions of the ladies' spring hats. Gay hats, perky hats, beret flower bedecked chapeaux fashioned like those from the leading stylists were made in miniature and encased in decorative miniature hat boxes, as gay and intriguing as ever came from a John Frederick shop. Each table had a center piece one of these very attractive creations combined with gay colorful napkins to add to the festive scheme, the tiny hatboxes with the latest creation being given to the low score holder each table at the conclusion of the playing. A colorful row of these boxes were arranged across the front of the spacious stage in the clubroom with larger boxes forming the background for them, these holding the bridge score and door awards. Arranged on the table in the lounge was a large hatbox laying on the side and out of which was arranged an informal spray of gayly colored spring flowers. The mantle of the lounge Mother's Day Sunday GIVE MOTHER SOMETHING TO WEAR! Find it at Her Favorite Store. Hundreds of New SOMETHING TO WEAR! Find it at Her Favorite Store. Hundreds of New DRESSES Tailored and dressy styles in light shades as well as navy and black. Select early for best choice. An almost endless selection in all occasion garments—every one a new this season's garment. $7.95 to $29.50 Junior Sizes 9 to 15 Regular Sizes 10 to 20 Half Sizes 16½ to 28½ Large Sizes 38 to 50 Little "Extras" FOR MOTHER! Bags New arrivals—white and colors $4.95 up Hats Blouses Dozens of new arrivals ready for Mother's Day. Black, navy, white and colors. $2.95 up EPSTEIN'S APPAREL 110 West Center Street At the conclusion of the afternoon and as the contract score were tallied Mrs. Louise Dahlman was high score winner; Mrs. Lea Sheridan, second high; Mrs. H. G Wilson of Santa Ana, held third high score; other score prize winners were Mrs. Coty Jones, Mrs. M. B. Sellars, Mrs. Virgil Harmon Mrs. Harold Hiches of Los Angeles, Mrs. Edith Kratz, Mrs. Kenneth Eldred, Mrs. Charles Haberson and Mrs. Charles Mann. Auction bridge winners were Mrs. James E. Boyd, Mrs. Eva Boyd and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer. Teatime concluded the afternoon, the tea hostess chairman being Mrs. G. P. Goodrich, who had delicious refreshments of tea cake and sandwiches. The general chairmen were Mrs. Richard Clowes and Mrs. Willard Olding. Other committee chairmen were: decorations, Mrs. Forest Warwick; prizes, Mrs. Harry I. Horn; serving, Mrs. Marjorie Frey and Mrs. Robert Rossberg; ticket chairman. All the committees worked very hard to make this event a perfect success. HOSPITAL NEEDS MEDICAL TECHNICIAN A Santa Ana hospital is in urgent need of a medical technician trained in Biology, Bacteriology, Serology and Parasitology to perform routine clinical duties in the hospital laboratory. A statement of availability is required. Complete information concerning this critical need may be secured by contacting the United States Employment Service, 501 W. 5th St., Santa Ana. WAR BONDS purchased today will save scores of lives. MEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS By NORMA NIPPER Phone 2206 B. Franklin P.-T. A. Conclude Year Of Successful Work The last meeting of the year was held by the Benjamin Franklin P.-T. A. on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in the school auditorium, bringing to a close a year of very successful sessions. The president, Mrs. Emory Simon, called the meeting to order with the regular business session following. The programs for the month have been featuring the Girl Scouts and at this meeting, their work was outlined and a play entitled, "All on a Summer's Afternoon," under the direction of Miss Alice Williamson, was presented for the pleasure of those who were in attendance. The Glee Club of the school was presented by Miss Bonnie Mae Smith and Miss Josephine LaRue who sang several lovely selections. The sixth grade pupils gave an interesting writing demonstration. Miss Adele Zorn is the teacher of the sixth grade. A symposium on “Refreshing, Wholesome Recreation” was presented with Mrs. Kate E. McCullah, director of the Orange County School of Fine Arts presenting the first part of the program use. Talent Festival Draws Large Crowd About 1,000 members and friends witnessed the program of the Southern California District Walther League Talent Festival last Sunday afternoon when more than 200 entrants participated. The program was held at the Anaheim Union high school auditorium. The Faith Senior Walther league of Los Angeles received the award for the highest percentage of participation and awards based on society membership for the second time. Alhambra Junior Walther league was the highest ranking junior society with the highest mixed society being St. John’s of Los Angeles. A number of winning entries were from Orange county and several of these were from Anaheim, the list not available to The Gazette at the time of going to press. Members of the women's organization of the Zion Lutheran church were in charge of the evening meal. Junior Women's County Federation Meet In Santa Ana The Orange County Federation of Junior Women's clubs held a reciprocity meeting at the YWCA in Santa Ana Monday evening at The Glee Club of the school was presented by Miss Bonnie Mae Smith and Miss Josephine LaRue who sang several lovely selections. The sixth grade pupils gave an interesting writing demonstration. Miss Adele Zorn is the teacher of the sixth grade. A symposium on "Refreshing, Wholesome Recreation" was presented with Mrs. Kate E. McCullah, director of the Orange County School of Fine Arts presenting the first part of the program, using for her topic, "Value of Music in Maintaining Morale." Mr. Victor Ruedy, Recreation Director of Anaheim City Park, talked on "Foiling Juvenile Delinquency Through Recreation." Miss Elva Haskett, Librarian of the Anaheim Public Library, used for her subject "Developing Taste for Good Reading." These talks were very excellent and of much value from the standpoint of vacation time problems as well as problems of everyday life. The installation of the new officers was held at this meeting, these officers serving for the 1944-45 working year. Mrs. Leo J. Friis, president of Anaheim Council of P.T. A. installed the following: Mrs. John Henry, president; Mrs. Arthur Korn, vice-president; Miss Ruth Williams, second vice-president; Mrs. Robert Cash, secretary; Mrs. Melvin Mungerson, treasurer; Mrs. Albert Stokes, auditor; Mrs. Henry Horn, historian and Mrs. George Holden as parliamentarian. The mothers of the morning kindergarten class were hostesses serving a delicious refreshment course. The past year has been a most successful one and especial mention is given to the teachers of the school who have worked so hard in bringing the excellent programs to the meetings and the membership is commended for the excellent attendance during the past term of school. These meetings will be resumed at the beginning of the September term in the fall. Mrs. Milton Kohne has been program chairman for the past year. VISITS DAUGHTER Mrs. Elizabeth A. English of Huntington Beach, spent Monday here visiting in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jake Proctor, 271 East Center street. WEEKEND VISITORS Mrs. W. C. Kelley and Miss Peggy Cornell of Riverside, were members of the women's organization of the Zion Lutheran church were in charge of the evening meal. Junior Women's County Federation Meet In Santa Ana The Orange County Federation of Junior Women's clubs held a reciprocity meeting at the YWCA in Santa Ana Monday evening at 8 o'clock with delegates and members from the clubs at Anaheim, Garden Grove, Fullerton, Seal Beach and Santa Ana present to enjoy the meeting. Miss Katherine McCullah of Fullerton, who is president of the County Federation, presided at the meeting and business session. Mrs. Leroy Burns, program chairman, was in charge of the entertainment with the program being presented by the Rev Garald Bash. GET LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was recently issued to Edmund Camacho Mendoza of Santa Ana and Angelita G. Martinez of Anaheim, at the county court house in Santa Ana. GUESTS AT PARTY Mrs. John Cook and daughter, Janet, of this city, were recent guests at a party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Boethin in Orange when they entertained in honor of the birthday of their daughter, Melanié. VISIT WITH SON IN HOSPITAL UP NORTH The Rev. and Mrs. H Schmelzer of 318 South D Street, where they visited their son, Victor, who is in government hospital recuperating from wounds acquired in sea Victor is a staff sergeant and radio operator on a bomber on duty in the South Pacific ship was forced to make a visit at sea last Jan. 15, crazy and badly injuring him. He be in the hospital for a long but his parents are happy to nounce that he is slowly recovering. Anaheim Gazette, since 1880 Mrs. Holly Markel, Mrs. Degitz, Mrs. Emma Jacks, K. Manion, Mrs. C. H. e, Mrs. Gene Frantz, Mrs. Mark, Miss Mildred MaurMrs. Sam Kraemer, Mrs. Wilhelm of Downey, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Ella Mae Mrs. Coty Jones and Mrs. Newkirk. VISITS DAUGHTER Mrs. Elizabeth A. English of Huntington Beach, spent Monday here visiting in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jake Proctor, 271 East Center street. WEEKEND VISITORS Mrs. W. C. Kelley and Miss Peggy Cornell of Riverside, were weekend guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nipper of 222 East Center street. Mrs. Kelley and Mrs. Nipper are sisters. Everybody reads The Gazette. OH DEAR! I JUST DON'T KNOW WHERE TO BUY MY NEW LIVING ROOM FURNITURE WHY, THAT'S EASY! MAHAFFEY & FITZ Formerly Vincent Furniture Co. HAVE THE BEST SELECTIONS IN THE CITY—AND SO MODERATELY PRICED TOO! Gorge Delegation of Catholic Women Attend Catholic Deanery A large delegation of Catholic women from the local church in attendance at the annual Santa Ana-Orange County Deanery when that organization held a meeting at the Ebell club in Santa Ana on Wednesday of last week. A delegation of 200 women representing the churches of this district were in attendance, when problems of the youth of the church, the P.-T. A. and other vital problems facing the church were discussed. The new president, Mrs. Carlatt, of Santa Ana, presided, oth-affliccers being Mrs. John Trux-of Anaheim, first vice presi-t, who was unable to attend confined to the hospital due to illness; Mrs. Martha McKin- of Fullerton, second vice president, and Mrs. Harry Welch-Balboa Island, secretary. The morning session was taken with business matters with a serious luncheon at the noon or. The afternoon meeting had the women of Los Angeles, prominent in the church work, main speakers the first of these being Mrs. J. Selby Sturck, present of the Southern Council, who outlined the work of the council, dividing the projects into three divisions, the home, the pool and the parish. The other speakers were Mrs. Albert Hawes, whose talk was on enfraternity of Christian Doce," and Mrs. Warren Knier-who talked on "Parochial Activities." Both these talks were informative and interesting. 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