anaheim-gazette 1945-08-16

THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1945 SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACCOUNT By HELEN GRAFTON Phone 2206 FERRELL-MANOS RITES SOLEMNIZED AT CHURCH IN PRESENCE OF 100 GUESTS Before an altar banked with white gladioli, delphinium, wedding bells and lighted tapers in tall candleabra, Miss Carolyn Ferrell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Ferrell of Katella road, and Flight Officer Melvin L. Manos, son of Mrs. D. Wells of Santa Ana and Jay Manos of northern California, were united in marriage Tuesday evening at the Santa Ana Presbyterian church. The 8 o'clock, double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Gerald Bash of Santa Ana in the presence of 100 guests. The long allseway was marked with white satin streamers and ribbon bows. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was beautiful in a white satin brocaded gown that was designed with a sweetheart neckline and scalloped cap sleeves with the scallop motif being repeated in a pointed peplum. The wedding gown was fashioned with a long train while the finger-tip veil was caught to her hair with a lace coronet cap. She carried a white satin pillow and resting upon it were white tube roses centered with two orchids. Long white satin gloves completed her ensemble. Preceding the ceremony nuptial organ music and the traditional wedding marches were played by David Craighead of Santa Ana while Miss Edith Browne of Anaheim sang "I Love You Truly," "O Promise Me" and "Through the Years." They also played and sang during the reception that followed the ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Barbara Ferrell, maid of honor. She wore a poudre blue brocaded satin frock with matching hat while baby pink roses and amaryllis rested on a blue taffeta cloth. Robey-Booth Rites Solemnized in Tuscon, Arizona Friends learned the happy news this week that Miss Donna Mae Robey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robey of La Palma avenue, Buena Park, and Seaman First Class Raymond A. Booth, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Booth of Lincoln avenue, were united in marriage Monday evening in Tucson, Arizona. The 8 o'clock ceremony was conducted at the Baptist parsonage in Tucson with Rev. B. Beale officiating at the single ring ceremony. The parents of the young couple and Miss Barbara Riddle of Buena Park and Miss Melba Watmer of Fullerton witnessed the quiet ceremony. The latter two are cadet nurses at the Tucson hospital where the bride was in training prior to her marriage. The bride was becomingly frocked in a white sheer afternoon dress with which she wore a double gardenia corsage and a locket containing a picture of her husbands, Jackie, Jimmie and Bibara; Mr. and Mrs. William Dienerger and children, Bobbie, E and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. West Dierberger and children, Donn Kenney and Janet; Mrs. Min Mang Dierberger, Mrs. Wal Smith and children, Beverly Jerry, Nancy, Patricia and two daughters, Joyce and Joan; Mrs. Jack Brookman and children Jackie, Henry and Nonie; Ms. Beulah Dawson and children Shirley, Alice and Dickie; Ms. Howard Byrd and Ms. Marjorie Westhaver and a friend, Beryl Wilkenson. Toperettes Meet At Fullerton Home Tuesday With most of the members having husbands in the armed forces the Toperettes had a particular joyous meeting on Tuesday night when they gathered at the home of Mildred Whitaker in Fullerton just a few hours after the last anticipated news of Japan's surrender was flashed to the waitful world. Rosemary Edgerton and Anna Marie Stoffel assisted in the hostess duties. Two new members were initiated into the club, they being Maceline Woods and Florine Knap. During the brief business meetings were made to meet August 28 at the Red Cross headquarters to continue with their work to which they have already given so many hours. al wedding marches were played by David Craighead of Santa Ana while Miss Edith Browne of Anaheim sang "I Love You Truly," "O Promise Me" and "Through the Years." They also played and sang during the reception that followed the ceremony. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Barbara Ferrell, maid of honor. She wore a poudre blue brocaded satin frock with matching hat while baby pink roses and amaryllis rested on a blue taffeta muff. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Irene Harvey of Santa Ana, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Pat Garrity of Los Angeles, close friend of the bride. Their lovely blonde beauty was attractively set off by pink lace gowns and small dutch caps of net shirring. They carried matching pink taffeta muffs upon which rested their flowers of pink amaryllis. path of the bride. Dressed alike, Petite Judy Smith and Linda Lee Harvey of Santa Ana, nieces of the bridegroom, were flower girls and from their dainty green lace baskets they strewed white rose and carnation petals in the path of the bride. Dressed alike they wore pale green floor-length frocks. The bridegroom was attended by First Lt. Bob Frazee of Santa Ana who is home on leave from the Pacific theater of operations and is a childhood friend. The ushers were Royce Johnson and Raymond Winters of Santa Ana. At the reception that followed in the church reception rooms, the guests were greeted by the bridal party and the mother of the bride, Mrs. Ferrell, and mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Wells. Both were becoming frocked in navy blue with which they wore white accessories and corsages of white rosebuds and tube roses. The lace covered bridal table was centered with a long centerpiece of white dahlias and hibiscus. The three-tiered wedding cake, topped with a miniature army lieutenant and bride, was cut by the bride and bridegroom who shared the first piece in traditional fashion. Charles Hill of Anaheim took charge of the guest book. The bride and bridegroom left shortly after the reception for a honeymoon to an unnamed destination. They will return this weekend and on Sunday will leave for Waco, Texas, where he has been assigned for further duty. The parents of the young couple and Miss Barbara Riddle of Buena Park and Miss Melba Watmer of Fullerton witnessed the quiet ceremony. The latter two are cadet nurses at the Tucson hospital where the bride was in training prior to her marriage. The bride was becoming frocked in a white sheer afternoon dress with which she wore a double gardenia corsage and a locket containing a picture of her husband that had belonged to the bridegroom's mother. Immediately following the ceremony, the wedding party enjoyed a bridal dinner in a Tucson cafe. The young couple and their parents returned to Anaheim Tuesday night, leaving Tucson immediately after news of Japan's surrender. Seaman Booth is on two week's leave and next week will report to his station at Seattle, Wash. He entered the Navy June 8, 1944, and last October was the only Anaheim survivor of the John A. Johnson merchant ship that was sunk by a Japanese torpedo midway between the Hawaiian Islands and the states. At the time he was serving with the armed guard on the merchant ship. Since that time he has seen action at Okinawa. Both young people graduated from the Anaheim Union High school on D-Day in 1944. Dinner Party Marks Birthdays Of Local Couple Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dierberger of 120 South Bush street fittingly observed their birthdays when they celebrated the twin events with a family dinner last Sunday at their home. On that day Mrs. Dierberger observed her 77th birthday while Monday marked the 82nd birthday of her husband. More than 35 immediate relatives enjoyed the early afternoon dinner. The occasion was further marked by the presentation of many lovely gifts to the honored couple. Covers were laid for Mr. and Credit Women Meet at Parker House Members of the Northern Orange County Credit Women's association met Thursday evening of last week at the Parker House cafe and Miss Mamie Lane, this city, gave a review dealing with the granting of credit to women in wartime, while Al Raymond of the local credit bureau gave a number of pertinent facts concerning the problems of credit. The rest of the evening was devoted to a round table discussion in which the relation of credit and the returning GI was of prime interest. The discussion was led by Mrs. Delores Flanagan of Fullerton. The next meeting will be held on September 13 at the Elks club cafe. Miss Anita Desch, vice-president, presided in the absence of Miss Myrtle Clemmer. ANAHEIM GAZETTE WEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS BY HELEN GRAFTON HINEMAN Phone 2206 George Dierberger and children Jackie, Jimmie and Bar-Mr. and Mrs. William Dierger and children, Bobbie, Earl Betty; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Burger and children, Donnie, Jay and Janet; Mrs. Minnie Dierberger, Mrs. Walter and children, Beverley, Nancy, Patricia and twin sisters, Joyce and Joan; Mrs. Brookman and children, Henry and Nonie; Mrs. Dawson and children, Alice and Dickie; Mr. Howard Byrd and Mrs. Wie Westhaver and a close Beryl Wilkenson. Berrettes Meet Fullerton on Tuesday In most of the members have bands in the armed forces, Berrettes had a particularly meeting on Tuesday night they gathered at the home dred Whitaker in Fullerton few hours after the long dated news of Japan's surprise was flashed to the waiting Rosemary Edgerton and Marie Stoffel assisted in the duties. New members were initiated the club, they being Mar-Woods and Florine Knapp. The brief business meetings were made to meet on 28 at the Red Cross headquarters to continue with the so which they have already so many hours. Mariners Club Plans for Picnic In City Park In September, members of the Mariner's club of the First Presbyterian church and their children will hold a picnic supper at the city park with Forest and Midge Simonton as chefs while Sanford and Nellie Minder will take charge of the games and contests during the evening. These plans were made last Friday evening when board members enjoyed a hamburger fry and pot luck supper at the Simonton home on North Janss street. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Scheffner tendered their resignations as quartermasters and the appointment of Harold and Ruth Hall to fill the vacancies was unanimously approved by the board. Approval was given to the suggestion that in the future the board meetings will be held wherever the host couple desire to entertain, either in cafes or in their own homes. Midge and Forrest Simonton were appointed church-door greeters for the month of September and the latter, as vice-principal of the Mariner's Sunday school class, urged a more regular attendance. Nuptial Shower Honors Betty Rose Urbigkeit With the marriage of Miss Betty Rose Urbigkeit of North Palm H. E. Remland and daughter, Miss Mildred Remland. More than forty friends were present and during the evening hours games having a nuptial theme were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs. Walter Paulus and Miss Elizabeth Reddig. A pink and white color motif prevailed in the home decorations with the same theme repeated at the refreshment hour when dainty cakes, topped with small rosebuds, were served with a beverage. Theta Sigma Phi Makes Nursery School Toys Members of the Iota chapter of Theta Sigma Phi continued their interesting work of making dolls and toys last Thursday evening when they met at the home of Mrs. Sonara Spencer of Garden Grove and at the same time accepted Mrs. Spencer's invitation to hold all of their bi-monthly meetings in her home. As the toys are completed they are sent to Los Angeles where they are used in government nursery schools. During a brief business meeting members laid plans for a potluck dinner and farewell party for Mrs. Burton Scheffner of Anaheim who, with her husband and three children, will leave in the near future to establish their new home near Chadron, Neb. Mr. Scheffner will be affiliated with Business Women Entertained The Business and Professionals women's club were guestsnesday evening of last weekthe home of Mr. and Mrs.Holland of 726 North Zeynewho were observing their wanniversary and in a hosp manner shared the happy ocwith the club group. Assisting in hostess duties their daughter, Mrs. Grampbell, who with her daughter while her husband is duty with the Navy. The evening was spent mally and was concluded with hostess serving cake and cream. INSURE CANNING SUCCESS new members were initiated to the club, they being Marwoods and Florine Knapp. ing the brief business meetans were made to meet on 28 at the Red Cross headers to continue with the so which they have already so many hours. vely game of "pit" proved ening's entertainment and conclusion of play prizes awarded to Betty Dodge, Alice Lewis, second, and Schumacher, consolation. evening was concluded the hostesses serving banana and coffee. In addition to already mentioned, Jean Berlain, Charlene Jaggers helma Woods were present. Midge and Forrest Simonton were appointed church-door greeters for the month of September and the latter, as vice-principal of the Mariner's Sunday school class, urged a more regular attendance. Nuptial Shower Honors Betty Rose Urbigkeit With the marriage of Miss Betty Rose Urbigkeit of North Palm street and Menno Theisen of Dinuba, California, to take place at the Bethel Baptist church on August 23, many pre-nuptial courtesies are being extended the bride-elect and one of the most enjoyable of these was that given last Thursday evening when a miscellaneous shower was held at the home of the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Urbigkeit. Hostesses were Miss Ruth Urbigkeit, sister of the bride-elect, Mrs. AMYE GILLIAM'S BEAUTY SHOPPE “If Your Hair Isn't Becoming to You, You Should be Coming to Us” 1129 West Center St. Anaheim — Phone 3003 KING OF KINGS O King of Kings whose reign of old Hath been from everlasting. Before whose throne, With crowns of gold, Thy white-robed saints are standing. Whilst all the shining courts on high With angels' voices are ringing; Oh let Thy children venture nigh Their lowly homage bringing. —Thomas Seeds. 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