anaheim-gazette 1945-12-27

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1945 SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACCOUNT By BARBARA HEDDEN ANN SHARPE FETED AT YULE AFFAIR WILL PLIGHT TROTH FEBRUARY 23 Rejoicing to the tune of wedding chimes, as well as the tinkle of sleigh bells, combined for a two-way holiday occasion, with Miss Mabel L. Sharpe and her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Sharpe, duo-hostesses at their home, 233 East Wilshire, Fullerton, on Christmas day. Miss Ann Sharpe, niece of Miss Mabel L. Sharpe, will exchange marriage vows Feb. 23, with Lee Vandenberg, honorable dischargee of three weeks, who served extensively in the Italian and Australian areas of war, attached to the transportation and ammunitions' division of the United States army. This important "date of all dates" will climax their three-year engagement which began in the good old F. J. C. school days. During the past weekend, announcement of their coming nuptials was revealed to friends and relatives at an affair given by the honoree's mother, Mrs. William Sharpe, at their home in Huntington Beach. Miss Sharpe has recently been released from her teacher's contract at Bakersfield junior high school and following their wedding ceremony, the new Mr. and Mrs. Vandenberg plan to reside in surrounding vicinity of Los Angeles. Attending the family Christmas reunion were Mr. and Mrs. William Sharpe and their children, Ruth, Lois, Lee and bride-elect, Ann, who motored from Huntington Beach bringing the "entree" for their Yuletide feast, old Tom Turkey, himself, with the Fullerton hostess supplying his tantalizing accessories. Resplendent tree and lovely simplicity marked the table appointments and arrangements throughout their home, effecting a memorable day, long to be cherished in the hearts of all. T/Sgt. Charles Sharpe, signal service and communications division of the army, is still actively serving in Manila but anticipates being home for his sister's wedding. St. Michael Tots Stage Christmas Tableaux and Party Santa Claus did come to town, via the St. Michael's Episcopal church, and was ushered in by the entire Sunday school's "vocal welcoming" at the annual Yule party given Saturday afternoon, Dec. 22, with 65 children attending. Preceding his "honored" entrance, program of special skits and presentations were participated in by each class. Mrs. Ted Kuchel's nursery class sang "Jingle Bells" followed by the kindergarten, first and second grades' "spell pro gram," composing original verses by using the individual letters in the word, "Bethlehem" as a guide. Third grade, Adah Louise Wexcox, teacher, presented a tableau of the manger scene with vocalizing background music. "Away in a Manger," leading rookie of Mary and Joseph were enrailed by Ann Kennedy and Joan Phelps. Miss Marjorie Pibe fourth grade was represented by Susan Arnold reading, "'Twas the Night Before Christmas,'' followed by John Barnett at the piano playing Christmas carols. Diana Cave, of the sixth grade, played a Christmas selection on the piano. A series of colored slides depicting the Christmas story, accompanied by reading appropriate Scripture passages, was followed by the entrance of St. Nicola carrying his huge bag of candies and overflowing with gifts for the children. Final treat of the afternoon was a surprise refreshment hour fetched by Mrs. Ronald Brandon's fifth grade class. Piano accompaniment for the affair was by Mrs. Leoard Daigle. D. A. R. Contest Entrants Chosen From Hi-Schools Daughters of the American Revolution "good citizenship" contest is in the offing with senior girls of high schools throughout California now being selected as co-operative entrants. This test prepared by the state chairman, Marianne Henrietta Horton of Sacramento. Huntington Beach. Miss Sharpe has recently been released from her teacher's contract at Bakersfield junior high school and following their wedding ceremony, the new Mr. and Mrs. Vandenberg plan to reside in surrounding vicinity of Los Angeles. Attending the family Christmas reunion were Mr. and Mrs. she's bewitched because her flowers are by Paula D. A. R. Contest Entrants Chosen From Hi-Schools Daughters of the American Revolution "good citizenship" contest is in the offing with senior girls of high schools throughout California now being selected as competitive entrants. This test prepared by the state chairman, Mrs. Henrietta Horton of Sacramento, is for the purpose of bringing the minds of young women true value of citizenship. In the same manner as last year the state has been divided into seven districts, with each district winner to receive a $100 U.S. bond. Seven district winners will in turn compete for the national award, a $100 bond. G. T. Mastersons Fete Family Group Yuletide Party Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Mastersons played hosts to relatives Christmas day in their home, 824 South Claydina, with gift exchange 'round the family tree, climaxed by tailoring tom turkey feast. Dinner by candlelight was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Placentia, sister of the hostess, and their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Frank John Anderson, dischargeee of the Naval seaman second class. This is the first reunion in four years. Other guests from Placentia include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens, discharged captain of the air force and their tiny baby, Laage 4 months, and Mr. and Mr. George Sala, other sister of the hostess, with their daughter, Shirley. Mother of Paul, Mrs. Mill Stabbins, journeyed from San Francisco for the occasion. 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CHRISTMAS REUNION-WELCOME AFFAIR HONORS TRIO'S RETURN FROM HAWAII Laughter, glorious reunion and reminiscing reigned over the Yuletide celebration Sunday afternoon and evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chiles on Bradford road, Placentia, as they welcomed home the hostess' two sisters, Mrs. William T. Bruce and Miss Inez Ivey, arriving by clipper from Honolulu. Seven years have elapsed since these two sisters exchanged family greetings with their relatives in California and 17 years since the entire family had a get-together. Mrs. Bruce has been living in Honolulu since 1938 with her husband, William T., dischargege of one month, who served for three years in the Seabees, Fifth marine division, as chief petty officer, and previous to his enlistment was employed by the Standard Oil company of California as engineer for four years. Miss Ivey, the other sister, also living in Honolulu, has been buyer for Liberty House there for the past seven years, with expectations of returning to the islands shortly after the first of the year. Direct from Honolulu, the trio reached San Francisco Friday night, motored from there to Anaheim, arrived here Saturday, loaded with surprises which they presented the following afternoon to each family attending their Christmas reunion. These symbolic island gifts were butterfly orchids and refreshingly exquisite carnation and Pikake leis. Installation Dates Announced at Lodge Yuletide Affair The very essence of Noel, with its spritely and sacred airs, traditional of this most wonderful of seasons, echoing and re-echoing throughout the I.O.O.F Hall beckoned all to join in the party fun... it was a capacity turnout, last Friday, Dec. 21 for members, and their families of the Rebekas and Odd Fellows lodges with Eva Scutt, program chairman in charge. Preceding the affair was a short business session, with Edna Young, Noble Grand, presiding. Colorful tableaux of the Christmas Story was presented with readings, songs and piano selections, given by children of the members. Santa Claus arriving in his fine regalia, treated all the children gathered 'round the brilliantly lighted Yule tree, with gifts, popcorn and apples. Delightful finish to the occasion were holiday refreshments with Charlotte Hodges chairman of arrangements. Dates of importance were announced as follows: Jan. 4 Lois Rebekah—Guest night and installation; Jan. 8, Westminster—installation; Jan. 9, Torosa—installation; Jan. 11, Huntington Beach—installation; Jan. 12, Sycamore—installation; Jan. 16, Fullerton—installation; and Jan. 21, Orange—in attendance. Mangham Home Scene of Family Yuletide Reunion Accent of saucy mistletoe blended with fresh green arrangements gave their that "seasonal touch" with Mrs. E. B. Mangham, South Birch, Santa Ana, holding a full house of relatives Christmas day. Preceding the dinner guests gathered 'round the kling Yule tree for gift exchange followed by a delicious banquet indeed, with turkey and carved and served with all tempting trimmings. Red cast their warm glow over the lightfully appointed dinner tucked in. Enjoying this occasion sons, William E., fireman, class, United States coast guard and Glen E. Mangham; Mr. Meadows, grandfather of Mrs. B. Mangham, grandmother of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. W. Self, Santa Ana; R. D. Nelson, Los Angeles and their Dick, O. C. S.; attending University of California, Los Angeles and Dick Lewis, metalsmith, class of the navy, from San Diego Temple Day Christmas Observance Sundays The very essence of this festive and blessed Yuletide radiated to all attending White Temple's pageantry cantata, full day observance Christmas, at the White T Methodist church, commencing at 7:30 for intermediate fellowship under the sponsorship of Mrs. Walter Schmidt with youngsters, fifth and eighth grade in attendance. At 8:30 Christmas commences... A. R. Contest Grants Chosen from Hi-Schools Lighters of the American Reveration "good citizenship" contest the offing with senior girls in schools throughout Calinow being selected as commence entrants. This test preby the state chairman, Miss Titta Horton of Sacramento, the purpose of bringing to binds of young women the value of citizenship. The same manner as last the state has been divided seven districts, with each winner to receive a $25 bond. Seven district winwill in turn compete for national award, a $100 bond. T. Mastersons Family Group Betide Party and Mrs. G. T. Masterson, hosts to relatives Christmas their home, 824 South Clauwith gift exchange 'round filly tree, climaxed by tantom turkey feast. Turkey dinner by red candle-light glow was served at a delightfully appointed table, centered with holly wreaths and velvet-textured poinsettias. Clever Santa place cards were designed by the hostess. Gathered round the twinkling tree for gift exchange, preceding the dinner hour, were Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Fredell and their two children, Don and Gloria Dean, Brea; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ivey, their two daughters, Diane and Maralene, Whittier; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ivey and their five children, Charles, Annette, Betty, Billy and Patsy, of Bellflower, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bruce of Anaheim, their son, William, with his wife; the other guest of honor, Miss Inez Ivey, and son of the hosts, Dan William Chiles. Christmas Eve Party Scene In Gray Home Christmas eve found a gay group gathered in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Gray of East Sycamore, this city, with family reunion 'round the silvery tree, opening a large assortment of brightly-wrapped gifts. Magical shadows radiating from candle-light blended into the background arrangements of holly wreaths. Fruit cake and spicy holiday beverages were served to guests, including Mrs. Al Gray, her son, Gary of West La Palma, Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Eaton, daughter of the hostess, with their children, Bill, Marlene and Jimmy, who motorized from their Long Beach home, 1650 East 65th street. INFANTS' DEPT. Nationally known Baby's Garments & Essentials. Layette Gifts First Christmas Reunion in 5 Years In Harmuth Home Supreme joy of this beautiful season filled the hearts of grandchildren, was caught and held by all, up to Grandma and Grandpa Bill Harmuth, of 340 West Malvern, Fullerton, who played hosts at an all day Christmas affair, beginning with morning gift exchange and lasting till . . . goodbyes were lingering way into the night. White silver tip fir boughs, velvet textured poinsettias and red tapers gave their home a glorious Yule atmosphere, with turkey carved in the early evening. Joining in the fun were Mr. and Mrs. William B. Harmuth, their two sons, Mike and Jimmy; Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Dick, and daughter, Nancy; Fred J. Harmuth and his fiance, Miss Wanda Hof, all of Glendale; and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Dick with daughter, Diana, and son, Tony, of La Crescenta. 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Preceding the dinner hour, lists gathered 'round the twinng Yule tree for gift exchange, bowed by a delicious banquet eed, with turkey and chicken served and served with all those aptting trimmings. Red tapers at their warm glow over the detfully appointed dinner table. Enjoying this occasion were William E., fireman, second United States coast guard, Glen E. Mangham; Mr. S. E. Windows, grandfather of Orange; S. B. Mangham, grandmother, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. J. Self, Santa Ana; R. D. DickLos Angeles and their son, k, O. C. S.; attending University of California, Los Angeles, Dick Lewis, metalsmith, third of the navy, from San Diego. White Temple All Day Christmas Observance Sunday The very essence of this beaul and blessed Yuletide season related to all attending the White Temple's pageantry and tata, full day observance of Christmas, at the White Temple christist church, commencing with Sunday morning breakfast 7:30 for intermediate fellowunder the sponsorship of Mr. Mrs. Walter Schmidt with all singsters, fifth and eighth grades attendance. The S.Q.R. Store SLEEP WELL AND YOU'LL LOOK WELL There's nothing like a good wool BLANKET to promote a beauty sleep! See the new, finer BLANKETS at the S. Q. R. Store Long, deep nap in the lively 100% virgin wool with long, strong fibers that spell sleeping comfort. Colors dyed-in-the wool for through and through loveliness. 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