anaheim-gazette 1945-12-13

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1945 SOCIETY WOMEN'S AC Phone 2206 JUNIOR EBELL CLUB ENTERTAINED BY SENIOR CLUB MONDAY AFTERNOON TEA Natural beauty of the holly wreath, daily accented by red streamers... mute reminder of "White Christmas"... hanging on the clubhouse door, added a warm note of welcome to over 200 guests and members of the Anaheim Ebell club with its honored guests, the Junior Ebell club, attending a highly enjoyable program and tea hour Monday afternoon, with Mrs. A. E. Schumacher, president, opening the holiday program, and Mrs. Paul Demaree, social chairman, in charge of the entertainment. Spotlight on students of Lenoir Martin of the Richards-Martin dance studio, for their exceptional portrayal of "Christmas Fantasy" with Donnie Mieger as Jolly St. Nick, Marcie Lou Vincent and Kay Eldred, reindeer; promenade number by Layn Rae Barnes and Ruddy Rivera; snowball girl, Patricia Rogers; acrobatic solo, Ruth Ross; snow maidens, Sandra K. Whiteman, Delores Kay Poal, Kay Kiker, Patricia Newman, Kay Sharon Rennie, Helen Miller, Janis Lynne Kohx; Carol Jean Hooker, Marilyn Spark, Letty Cain, Effie Cain, Jeannie Ann Gillet, Linda Coleman, Carol Shaffer, Sharon Barmard. Lffie Cain, Jeannie Ann Gillett, Mrs. Milton Fell arranger of entire musical score, also composed special improvision of waltz interlude. The ballad, "White Christmas," was beautifully sung by Josephine Courrages. Santa presented students with gay gifts. This outstanding program was also presented Wednesday evening for the White Shrine, Fullerton. Staged before the Ebell tree, Double Ring Rites Fireplace Setting Arthur Kruse Home Congratulations to the new Mrs. Hansen (Eleanor I. Jensen, SK2/c) and her bridegroom, Rondo Hansen, T/Sgt., 143rd Tank Corps who were married last Friday evening at the home of the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kruse, 1307 Crone avenue with Rev. J. Kimball Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church officiating. Impressive double-ring ceremony was solemnized before the Kruse fireplace with sparkling mirror reflection adding depth and charm to the beauty of candelabra and white chrysanthemum arrangement. Wearing her smartly tailored uniform with gardenia corsage, the bride was given in marriage by her uncle. Miss Audrey Kruse, cousin, was her only attendant, in aqua suit with camelia corsage. Best man was Sgt. Clayton T. McKeown, who had served in same overseas unit with Sergeant Hansen. Something old and borrowed was a tiny lace hankie tucked in the Miss Hilton, Girl Scout Secretary, Entertains Council. Miss Florence Hilton Laural and Hardy on skate Cab Calloway, and his boogie wiggie, with Toby the Clown and unique opera number were among the outstanding achievements performed by Miss Florence Hilton new Girl Scout executive secretary with the "able-bodied" assnance of her well known "Nikah Puppeteers" at the Yule meeting of the Anaheim Girl Scout council in the Fremont sch Mrs. Milton Fell arranger of entire musical score, also composed special improvision of waltz interlude. The ballad, "White Christmas," was beautifully sung by Josephine Courrages. Santa presented students with gay gifts. This outstanding program was also presented Wednesday evening for the White Shrine, Fullerton. Staged before the Ebell tree, truly an impressive pinnacle of timeless and transluscent blue balls, "Christmas of 1945" was excellently interpreted by Beatrice Crall, noted musical narrator from Beverly Hills, who also plays the harp among her versatile talents. Her accompanists, Marguerite Schwinger, piano solo arranger of the musical background for the ensemble, who has a studio of music in Beverly Hills, and Eunice Wennermark, violin. This talented violinist plays a most cherished instrument, the Storioni, 1795, one of the last of the Cremona makers, which once belonged to Hubay, famous Hungarian violinist composer. Miss Wennermark sits the first stand on the John Charles Thomas radio program with Victor Young's orchestra, plays on the new Red Skelton radio show, has appeared in the Hollywood bowl for numerous performances, recently returned from an extensive tour covering all the states and has been the musical director for station KMPC as violinist-conductor of the "Symphonettes." This ensemble presentation was arranged through the courtesy and kindness of Pearl Aiken-Smith, dean and head of the speech department at the University of Southern California. Encore after encore greeted these marvelous artists with Miss Crall exclaiming the delicious tea which followed a most welcome "pick-up." Laurels are due the social committee headed by Mrs. Paul Demaree, chairman and Mrs. Edward Koontz, co-chairman, for this sparkling entertainment, the delightfully appointed tea table, and such excellent petit pastries and sandwiches, yummm...the theme—"White Christmas"—effectively depicted throughout the clubrooms...litting medleys of carols played by Mrs. Donald Rees, preceeding the program and during the tea hour. Appreciation was expressed by Mrs. J. Schumacher to all who brought jams and jellies for distribution among patients of the Orange county hos- Richards-Martin Students on Road To Celebrity Professional news of importance as gathered from Lenoir Martin of the Richards-Martin dance studio, concerning three of her talented students—first Miss Bettie Courtney, student of long standing, hails from Fullerton, recently returned from a nine months engagement in Honolulu, and a tour on the California coast, has signed a contract with the Count Berndesse 16 pieces girl orchestra, conducted by Paul Murry, Hollywood, with plans for an overseas entertainment tour, first stop Tokyo. Miss Courtney with her exceptional music ability on the saxophone and clarinet and her talented technique in specialty dance numbers, literally "brought the house down" with applause mirror reflection adding depth and charm to the beauty of candlebra and white chrysanthemum arrangement. Wearing her smartly tailored uniform with gardenia corsage, the bride was given in marriage by her uncle. Miss Audrey Kruse, cousin, was her only attendant, in aqua suit with camelia corsage. Best man was Sgt. Clayton T. McKeown, who had served in same overseas unit with Sergeant Hansen. Something old and borrowed was a tiny lace hankie tucked in the bride's pocket, belonging to her aunt. Traditional wedding marches were played by Miss Betty Jean Hansen. She also accompanied Mrs. Ethel Hempshall who sang "O Promise Me." Twelve close friends and members of the immediate families witnessed the wedding rites and enjoyed a delicious chicken dinner, served by Mrs. Kruse, gowned in black with camelia corsage. Sentiment in decoration of the three tiered wedding cake, dates back to a former marriage—that of Mrs. Kruse, who had cherished and preserved her own exquisite cake decorations, bringing them "forth" to be used on this, her niece's great day. Following a brief honeymoon at the Biltmore hotel, Los Angeles, the happy couple plan to return for duty with expectations of their discharges respectively. The bride, having seen 22 months of service, is stationed at San Francisco; the groom, recently returning from 42 months overseas, is attached to Camp Beal. Both are natives of Nebraska and plan to make their future home there. Laural and Hardy on skating Cab Calloway, and his boogie wiggie, with Toby the Clown and unique opera number were among the outstanding achievements performed by Miss Florence Hilton new Girl Scout executive secretary with the "able-bodied" assnance of her well known "Nikah Puppeteers" at the Yule meeting of the Anaheim Girl Scout council in the Fremont school cafeteria Monday evening, Dec. Miss Hilton, with the scoop since she was 10, has earned Golden Eagle badge, highest honor attainable, and has spent seven summers in Camp Chappel which is the largest Girl Scout camp on the west coast. She worked faithfully with the Brow Cross corps in Chicago and North Hollywood...majored in natural sciences while attending college in Illinois. History of Nakabobs date back to Californias Chappel where their mechanization and designs grew from the seed initiative and constructoin in mind of Miss Hilton. These clearer "midgets" have delighted audiences in the Catalina theater, Olivera street and all over world in Walt Disney's "Pinnaclechio." Army and Navy camps we never forget them, for Miss Hilton made extensive tours in the west with her famous entertainments. After vicariously experience this sparkling performance, must highlight business session the council( this being a newsletter)...Guests were the Brown leaders, Girl Scout leaders, and troop committee members. Mr Arthur Roquet, commissioner, welcomed members and introduced incoming officers who will be installed at their next meeting January: Mrs. Jerry Schiller, commissioner; Mrs. Ted Kuchel, deputy commissioner; Mrs. Norm Tessner, treasurer; Mrs. M. Glen secretary; and Miss Florence Hilton, executive secretary, who will be shared with the Fullerton council. Community sing led by Ms Doris Burcham, teacher of Bojamin Franklin school, gay ho- Rev. Nelson Speaks Bethel Baptist Rally The northern Orange county "Youth for Christ" rally held Saturday evening at the Bethel Baptist Church, Anaheim, heard Rev. Wilson, popular youth speaker and pastor of Southwest Los Angeles Community church. Rev. Nelson is heard every morning at 10:00 over KFOX. In addition to speaking he sang some of the radio request specials. Rev. Nelson was formerly connected with the Fuller program and the Floyd B. Johnson programs. News about people is what makes a newspaper interesting Returned from a nine months engagement in Honolulu, and a tour on the California coast, has signed a contract with the Count Berne-desse 16 piece girl orchestra, conducted by Paul Murry, Hollywood, with plans for an overseas entertainment tour, first stop Tokyo. Miss Courtney with her exceptional music ability on the saxophone and clarinet and her talented technique in specialty dance numbers, literally "brought the house down" with applause from the boys at Fort MacArthur Monday evening. Meritorious of notable mention is Joan Crieger, Wilmington, one of Mrs. Martin's outstanding dancers, who has signed up for job work in connection with a Mlscha Auer-Nico Cherisse production. Honors next go to Josephine Courrages, Huntington Beach girl—she of the beautiful voice—slated for television program during the Christmas holidays, with Paramount studios, Hollywood. (The Gazette will be "rooting" for you, girls—the best of luck to you all.)—Soc. ed.) New Year Ebell Meet Presents LA Speaker First luncheon-meeting of the Anheim Ebell club for the new year, will provide "good listening" for members and guests featuring guest speaker of the affair, Mab Colland Lineman, with her topic, "Facts Every Woman Should Know." Mrs. Lineman, an authoress and practicing attorney, comes from Los Angeles. Heading the entertainment and arrangements for this meeting are Mrs. W. P. Hall and Mrs. Louis Hoskins, luncheon chairman, and Mrs. Harry Horn and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, decoration chairmen. MEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS Phone 2206 MISS GLORIA TEMPLE INSTALLED AS HONORED QUEEN OF JOB'S DAUGHTERS More than two hundred friends were guests of the Order of Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 5, last Saturday evening when they held their installation at the Masonic temple on North Emily street. Miss Gloria Temple, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Temple of Cypress, was installed as honored queen, with Miss Edith Browne, retired honored queen, relinquishing the chair to her predecessor. During the course of the installation ceremonies other elective officers receiving the oath of office were: Jean Hall as senior princess; Mary Webb, junior princess; guide, Yvonne Taylor and Mary Wurtz as marshal. Appointive officers installed were: Veoda Mae Tessner, senior custodian; Betty Lou Leigh, junior custodian; Corda Lee Nelms, outer guard; Laura Dean Taylor, inner guard; Jewel Leverich, recorder; Jacqueline Cone, treasurer; Joyce Strempel, chapain; Mary Wright, musician; Nancy Weingert, librarian; Barbara Organ, first messenger; Geraldine Homan, third messenger; Geraldine Ausburn, fourth messenger; Patricia Marley, fifth messenger. To add color to the installation ceremony, the new officers wore crisp white robes and corsages of white gardenias with long white and orchid shower streamers and resting on a small white Book of Job, a gift to each member from the installed honored queen. Escorting each to their respective offices were Mrs. Dorothy Tyreman, Mrs. Eileen Warton, Margaret Fletcher and Margaret Edens, past honored queens-elect. Immediately after the installation of the girls, the guardian council held its installation at which time Mrs. Lillie Clard, district grand guardian, installed Mrs. girls for membership in the order. A. B. Cross, retiring guardian, presented his pin to the new associate guardian, Mr. O. Temple. Many distinguished guests were introduced and given the Bethel honor of hearty welcome. Other numbers on the entertainment program were several piano solos by Miss Emma Apalategui and at the conclusion of the ceremony Miss Browne sung "The Lord's Prayer" by Melotte. The reception was followed with refreshments served in the dining room with Mrs. Maude Saenger and Mrs. Lorraine Hutchinson as hostesses. The ushers for the evening's program were Floyd Taylor and Roger Siems. Soapsuds Feature In Yule Display Soapsuds, outstanding feature of a typical California Christmas window display—nonsense! Nonsense makes sense for her however, for Miss Carmen Lizarraga, florist, has dried soapsuds, frothy and crystal-like, cascading over moss growth and effecting an Miss Florence Hilton local and Hardy on skates,alloway,and his boogie wooith Toby the Clown and a opera number were among outstanding achievements peril by Miss Florence Hilton,Girl Scout executive secrethwith the "able-bodied" assistif her well known "Nikabob Steers" at the Yule meetin the Anaheim Girl Scouts in the Fremont school Maria Monday evening, Dec. 3. Hilton, with the scouts she was 10, has earned the Eagle badge,highest honnainable,and has spent sevemmers in Camp Chappral is the largest Girl Scout on the west coast.She has faithfully with the Red corps in Chicago and Northwood...majored in natiences while attending colin Illinois.History of the jobs date back to Camporal where their mechanisms designs grew from the seed of love and constructoin in the of Miss Hilton. These clev-edgets" have delighted audiin the Catalina theater, on a street and all over the in Walt Disney's "PinnoArmy and Navy camps will forget them,for Miss Hilton extensive tours in the midwith her famous entertainers. or vicariously experiencing sparkling performance, we highlight business session of council( this being a newspa- Guests were the Brownie Girl Scout leaders, and committee members. Mrs. Roquet, commissioner, wel- members and introduced officers who will be at their next meeting in by: Mrs. Jerry Schiller, comer; Mrs. Ted Kuchel, depommissioner; Mrs. Norman treasurer; Mrs. M. Glenn,ry,and Miss Florence Hil- executive secretary,who will need with the Fullerton coun-unity sing led by Miss Burcham, teacher of Ben-Franklin school,gay holi- INFANTS' DEPT. Nationally known Baby's Garments & Essentials. Layette Gifts sages of white gardenias with long white and orchid shower streamers and resting on a small white Book of Job,a gift to each member from the installed honored queen. Escorting each to their respective offices were Mrs. Dorothy Tyreman,Mrs. Elleen Warton,Margaret Fletcher and Margaret Edens,past honored queens-elect. Immediately after the installation of the girls,the guardian council held its installation at which time Mrs. Lillie Clard,district grand guardian,installed Mrs.M.L.Hall as Bethel guardian;Mrs. Orman Taylor,associate guardian;Mrs. Martha Taylor,guardian secretary;Mrs. Norman Tessner,guardian treasurer;Mrs.Aloerta Brown,director of music;Mrs. Clara Wingert,promoter of sociability;Mrs. Lillie Leigh,custodian of paraphernalia;Mrs.Mabel Wright,promoter of finance;Mrs. Maud Temple,promoter of hospitality. Each member of the guardian council was presented with a corsage of chrysanthemums,the colors in keeping with their formal gowns. At the conclusion of the installation,presentations were made at which time Edith Browne,retiring honored queen,pinned her honored queen pin on the new queen,Gloria Temple,and Miss Browne in turn received her past honored queen's pin,presented to her by her mother and Veoda Mae Tessner was presented with a Job's Daughters pin by Mr. and Mrs.Bird Cross,rewarding her for her outstanding work during the past six months for presenting the largest number of day decorations and refreshments of coffee and cake,closed the minutes. Soapsuds Feature In Yule Display Soapsuds, outstanding feature of a typical California Christmas window display—nonsense! Nonsense makes sense for her however,for Miss Carmen Lizarraga,florist,has dried soapsuds,frothy and crystal-like,cascading over moss growth and effecting an amazing resemblance to old Jack Frost,with ceramic caricatures,including Bambi of Walt Disney fame,ethereal angels,Latin American dancers and musicians,a foxy Santa here and there,高lighted by the natural beauty of California cact,potted plants,and even a few luscious oranges,as background material. The fresh aroma of flowers gives hint to springtime upon entering Carmen's Flower shop.Miss Lizarraga,a native of Fullerton,opened her shop last Memorial day,and each month has furthered her stock with plans for a much greater variety including unique gifts to glamorize her selection of plants and flowers. Ladies' Missionary Aid Elects New Officers New officers for the coming year of the Ladies Missionary Aid society,Grace Lutheran church include Mrs.Frieda Paulson,president;Mrs.B. Baumbach,vice president;Mrs.William Geiger,secretary and Mrs.Nels Rasmussen,treasurer.Elections were held at their last meeting at the home of Mrs.Al Eberhard,West Center street. INFANTS' DEPT. Nationally known Baby's Garments & Essentials. Layette Gifts BOYS' DEPT. TO 12 YEARS Undergarments Polo Shirts Slacks, Sports Wear and Suits. GIRLS DEPT. 2 TO 6 - 7 TO 14 Undergarments Dresses - Skirts Blouses - Coats Hats - Sweaters Slacks & Anklelets. JUNIOR, 9 TO 15 Gay Gibson and Teenette. EVERYTHING FOR DRESS AND SCHOOL COMPLETE TOY DEPARTMENT ANAHEIM 4271 THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY will train you to be a TELEPHONE OPERATOR AND PAY YOU WHILE YOU LEARN • Increased wage rates now in effect. • Higher pay for evening work. • Splendid opportunity for advancement. Ask the operator for the Chief Operator— Or See Employment Interviewer 217 North Lemon ... Anaheim Lois Rebekah Lodge Elects New Officers for Year The main feature of business members of Lois Rebekah lodge at their regular meeting and last Friday evening at the O. O. F. hall, was the election officers for the new year. Aft-the votes were tallied the following officers were named: noble land, Helen Pannier; vice-grand, rothy Heinze; recording secretary, Berthyle Reisinger; financial secretary, Elsje Borth; treasurer, Hannah Horwitz and trustee, Karl Fergus. The meeting was called to order by Edna Young, noble grand, following the election, a new member was admitted by transfer, Carl Walter Webber, formerly of innyvale. A visitor, Mrs. Grace town of Pittsburg, Kansas, was produced and welcomed by the members. She very graciously responded with a few words. A memorial service in honor of Mrs.eda E. Spencer, who recently passed away, was held. Important dates for members remember include the past grand dinner at six o'clock this evening (Thursday) at the Parker House cafe. On December 18 the I. O. O. F. Christmas dance to be held at the hall; the Lois Rebekah Christmas party to be held on Dec. 21 with each person attending to bring a gift for the gift exchange. On January 4 the installation of officers for the Lois Rebekah lodge will be held and on February 1 the district meeting is scheduled to be held in the city with the local lodge hostesses for the meeting. For the refreshment course, lovely bouquets of mums were used on the tables. Gladys Hamilton and her committee served delicious Boston Cream cake to the seventy-five members present. Have you called The Gazette to give a news item about the company you had, or the visit you made? Please phone 2206. This Advertisement Is GOOD FOR $2.00 On Any Cold Wave at AMYE GILLIAM'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1129 West Center Street Phone Anaheim 3003 FOR THE FINEST GIFT... See ALCOTT'S AD ON PAGE 2 ALCOTT & SONS 239 WEST CENTER ST. PHONE 4648 ANAHEIM, CALIF. When Shopping Please Visit Our Store The S.Q.R. 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