anaheim-gazette 1946-03-21

Thursday, March 21, 1946 WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES By Barbara Hedden NOTED PIANIST AND DESIGNER ENTERTAIN AT EBELL TEA SATURDAY "Painting for Mrs. American Public" was presented in a scintillating, vivacious manner by Annette Honeywell, excellent exponent of decorative design, to an audience of over 100 Saturday afternoon at the Ebell club of Anaheim's presentation of their special "Art Tea" in the clubrooms with Mrs. August E. Schumacher, president, opening the affair with a warm welcome to all. Introducing the two artists was Mrs. Milton Sell, art chairman, with Mrs. Paul H. Demaree, social chairman, in charge of tea arrangements. Preluding the speaker, Florence Newkirk presented colorful piano interpretations with her opening selections by Choplin: "Harp 'Etude," "C-Sharpe Minor Waltz," "Fantasy Impromptu" and closing with three captivating numbers by Pento, Brazilian composer, from the "Scenes of Childhood;" "March Little Soldiers," "Cuckoo Clock Strickes Six," and "Run, Run." Miss Honeywell injected the thought that this is the age of specialization, with each and every American a master in his own way, although the inclination may remain dormant. Known as "trailblazer in California art" she is an expert in designing wall papers, draperies, place mats, exotic gift wrapping, dress textiles and is an excellent photographer, her floral pictures being famous throughout the states. Abroad, her creative works include the designing of the beautiful "Wedgewood" china of London. Well known here are her famous "Desert Rose" dipnerware designs. Her dress goods creations are seen in Harper's Bazaar and many other magazines. In harmony with her presentations, Miss Honeywell made a striking picture, gowned in black with vivid splashes of white waves and the rare "Ibus" bird, symbolic of the Amazon river, blended in lush cyclamen tones. She exemplified her work with beautiful illustrations, including gay, clear, enchanting fabrics any woman would consider a treasure in her wardrobe. They were symbolic of far-away lands and the sunshine of California, including streamlined and decorative animals, bright birds, quaint costumed figurine borders and many more. Her work is a pleasure, she stated, by merely being in the spirit of beauty, and transplanting all this atmosphere in her own creative way. The club members and guests will welcome Miss Honeywell back and in the heart of each attending was the desire for one of her exquisite prints, fashioned into an Easter ensemble. "All these fabrics are washable," she stated, "and will soon be seen in window displays throughout the Southland." The fragrance of flowers intermingled with the golden afternoon sunshine, furthered the Ice Skating Party Set for G. S. Trooper. Ice skating at Hines' rink the Anaheim Girl Scout troop 6's program, scheduled for day afternoon, when the girls will be hostesses to the lerton troops Nos. 1 and 6. Roger Huebert, Anaheim and Mrs. Harry Horn, assistant leader, will chaperone the group will meet at scout house, 210 South Citrus 12:45 o'clock, and leave en route at truck at 1 o'clock sharp announced. Presiding at the coffee and urns were leaders of the sections, namely, Mrs. D. Youngs, Mrs. Norman Lombrus Mrs. Earl F. Spencer and Diana Newkirk. White Temple's Seamstresses to Sew for Orphans Five little orphans will re-wear apparel created by Women's Society of Christ Service, day circle, of the V Temple Methodist church, result of a meeting last Thursday morning, preceded by a break. blazer in California art" she is an expert in designing wall papers, draperies, place mats, exotic gift wrapping, dress textiles and is an excellent photographer, her floral pictures being famous throughout the states. Abroad, her creative works include the designing of the beautiful "Wedgewood" china of London. Well known here are her famous "Desert Rose" dipnerware designs. Her dress goods creations are seen in Harper's Bazaar and many other magazines of note. The club members and guests will welcome Miss Honeywell back and in the heart of each attending was the desire for one of her exquisite prints, fashioned into an Easter ensemble. "All these fabrics are washable," she stated, "and will soon be seen in window displays throughout the Southland." The fragrance of flowers intermingled with the golden afternoon sunshine, furthered the perfect finish to this affair dur- Crescent Style Shoppe 211 West Center Telephone 2705 Magic of Spring in your wardrobe 21.00 new swing-back soft in line, short and long coats with the new wide shoulder lines necklines high and gentle. Come in solid colors, fuchsia, poudre, aqua and pastel White Temple’s Seamstresses to Sew for Orphans Five little orphans will re-wear apparel created by Women's Society of Christ Service, day circle, of the W Temple Methodist church, result of a meeting last Thursday morning, preceded by a break at the home of Mrs. Harry J. 125 North Olive street. Sewing for the children will gin tomorrow, morning at o'clock at the home of Mrs. bert H. Bonney, leader, 826 S Lemon street. Co-hostesses for the more repast were Mrs. Jayne and Dorothy Blatt. Serving was small tables, gay with bouquets of spring blossoms. Devotional was led by Myrtle Owens, who also gave study book, presenting "The Book of Christ." Junior Ebell Enjoy Dessert-Bridge Junior Ebell members of Aheim participated in a dessert party Tuesday night at home of Mrs. Raymond Ringw on North Los Angeles street. Hostess with her was Mrs. Mian Mellette. Six tables of bridge were action, with the high score going to Mrs. Allan Wallace. Sec prize was won by Mrs. Rus Hess. “What does six million dollars have to do with me?” new swing-back soft in line, short and long coats with the new wide shoulder lines necklines high and gentle. Come in solid colors, fuchsia, poudre, aqua and pastel checks. 18.40 that exciting new fabric "Popcorn Crepe Wool" makes its debut in these new suits for Spring and Easter. 24.00 ANAHEIM GAZETTE ES Phone 2206 Ice Skating Party Set for G. S. Troops Ice skating at Hines’ rink is on the Anaheim Girl Scout troop No. The program, scheduled for Saturday afternoon, when the local girls will be hostesses to the Fulton troops Nos. 1 and 6. Mrs. Roger Huebert, Anaheim leader, and Mrs. Harry Horn, assistant leader, will chaperone the party. The group will meet at the out house, 210 South Citron, at 455 o'clock, and leave en masse truck at 1 o'clock sharp, it was announced. In the candelight teatime hours, which blossoms were arranged on stage and in the lounge, with tea table effectively appointed with blush red roses entwined in ferns and ivory tapers. Markling silver service and exquisite lace cloth completed the act. Presiding at the coffee and tea tables were leaders of the Ebellions, namely, Mrs. D. Jerry Kings, Mrs. Norman Lombard, Earl F. Spencer and Mrs. Ana Newkirk. White Temple’s teamstresses to show for Orphans The little orphans will receive dressing apparel created by the Women's Society of Christianice, day circle, of the White Pole Methodist church, as a test of a meeting last Thursday evening, preceded by a breakfast, Weigold-Haddon Wedding Revealed The marriage of Mrs. Dora (Penny) Weigold, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Vest of 3623 West Flower street, Fullerton, to Arthur H. Haddon, who received his discharge from the marine corps the first of the month, has been announced to their friends in Anaheim and vicinity. The marriage was solemnized in Las Vegas, New Mexico on March 4. The couple are temporarily making their home in the All State Auto camp on North Palm street and will later go to Washington where the groom owns a farm. To celebrate their marriage, a number of their friends gave them an old-fashioned charivari ending at the camp where the bride has lived for some time. The groom has been living with his grandmother, Mrs. Rosie Haddon, at 3968 Illinois street, San Diego. Officers Elected At Benj. Franklin P.-T. A. Meeting Election of officers for the ensuing year headed the Benjamin Franklin P.-T.A. business meeting, March 13, which followed an enjoyable tea and a versatile program at the school auditorium. Mrs. Walter Taylor was named president of the association, receiving the gavel from the retiring president, Mrs. John Henry, who presided. Names of candidates for the other offices were presented by Mrs. Harry Horn, chairman of the nominating committee. Election was by unanimous vote. In addition to Mrs. Taylor, they include: Mrs. Afton Reinert, first vice-president; Miss Ruth Williams, second vice-president; Mrs. Forrest Simonton secretary; Mrs. the home,” “safety in the playground,” and “safety when crossing streets.” Folded newspaper hats with the letters, "S.F.", topped off the visual effect. Original rhymes, coinciding with the different slogans, were recited by the pupils, punctuating the skit. Incentive for the skit came from a playground accident resulting in a broken arm, Mrs. Horn stated. A lively tap dance routine featured Joe and Jan Crutchfield, clad in gay red jackets and white satin pants and skirt, respectively, complete with gold braid. They were accompanied by their mother, Mrs. J. P. Critchfield, at the piano. Two piano selections were interpreted by Miss Marilyn Greenwald. Humorous readings were given by Miss Christine Fisher. Concluding the program, Mrs. A. C. W. Stokes read two inspirational poems. Refreshments of tea, salted nuts, and dainty creme puffs were served from a table, reflecting the St. Patrick day motif. Scattered fruit blossoms throughout the auditorium completed the decorations. Pouring were Miss Josephine La Rue, first grade teacher, and Mrs. Dorothy Cox, second grade teacher. Mothers from the two classes were hostesses for the occasion. KATHERINE ADAMS VISITING PARENTS Katherine Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Adams, 515 North Clementine street, arrived here Saturday from Michigan for a two-week vacation. She is visiting informally with family and friends. Miss Adams is the executive in a social family welfare agency in Grand Rapids. A Thames river steamer 92 years ago was equipped with electric lights powerful enough to monjaras-Gaolam Wedding Perfume In Placentia City Lovely in her gown slipper satin, Miss Raquille Monjaras, daughter of Mrs. Joseph Monjaras, Helena street, became one of Simon S. Gaona, sea and Mrs. Nicolas Gaola North Sirrine street, Ms in formal rites solemn day, March 11, at St. church, Placentia, at 8:30. The young couple plight troth before an all-woman with cathedral candelabra a soft glow over the set nessed by more than 55 ate family relatives and friends. The bride, givenriage by her father, gave bouquet of white roses. Miss Anna Monjaras is her attendant wearing gown fashioned with neckline. She carried a bouquet of pink sweetpea as best man was Nicno brother of the groom Mesa. More than 85 friends of family relatives gathered reception at the home of Mrs. Alex Jimenez, 60 Chartres street following emony. The new Mr. and Mrs left for a honeymoon trip son, Ariz., for about a week. For traveling, the new chose a spring suit of poultry with black accessories. Well known among A younger set, she is a gracious Anaheim high school. 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Tables of bridge were in, with the high score going Mrs. Allan Wallace. Second was won by Mrs. Russell president of the association, receiving the gavel from the retiring president, Mrs. John Henry, who presided. Names of candidates for the other offices were presented by Mrs. Harry Horn, chairman of the nominating committee. Election was by unanimous vote. In addition to Mrs. Taylor, they include: Mrs. Afton Reinert, first vice-president; Miss Ruth Williams, second vice-president; Mrs. Forrest Simonton, secretary; Mrs. Henry Van Delden, treasurer; Mrs. Kenneth Eldred, auditor, and-Mrs. Woodrow Barnett, historian. Committee reports revealed accomplishments for the year. Mrs. Reinert announced that more than $100 had been cleared in the highly successful "family night" staged recently in the school auditorium. Mrs. Arch Henry, magazine chairman, stated that the group had won the honor roll certificate award and presented by the state P.-T. A. The association goals' committee report, given by Mrs. E. O. Hutson, chairman, revealed that the Benjamin Franklin P.-T. A. had met standards set in all fields by the National Congress. Room count was won by Miss Hazel Gibson's first and second grade classes, her pupils receiving a treat. Twenty-nine of Miss Gibson's pupils staged a health skit. They were introduced to the members by Mrs. Walter Taylor, program chairman. The health theme was carried out in banners worn by the young actors inscribed with "safety first," placards, "safety in What does sixty million dollars have to do with me?" Katherine Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Adams, 515 North Clementine street, arrived here Saturday from Michigan for a two-week vacation. She is visiting informally with family and friends. Miss Adams is the executive in a social family welfare agency in Grand Rapids. 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Gaona, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Gaona, 537 North Sirrine street, Mesa, Ariz., in formal rites solemnized Monday, March 11, at St. Joseph's church, Placentia, at 8:30 a.m. The young couple plighted their troth before an all-white altar with cathedral candelabra casting a soft glow over the setting, witnessed by more than 55 immediate family relatives and close friends. The bride, given in marriage by her father, carried a bouquet of white roses. Miss Anna Monjaras served as her attendant, wearing a blue gown fashioned with sweetheart neckline. She carried a dainty bouquet of pink sweetpeas. Serving as best man was Nicolas Gaono, brother of the groom, also of Mesa. More than 85 friends and close family relatives gathered for a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jimenez, 601 East Chartres street, following the ceremony. The new Mr. and Mrs. Gaona left for a honeymoon trip to Tucson, Ariz., for about a week. For traveling, the new bride chose a spring suit of poudre blue with black accessories. Well known among Anaheim's younger set, she is a graduate of Anaheim high school. Anaheim Officers Enjoy Costa Mesa Ebell Tea Tuesday Enjoying Costa Mesa's Ebell club celebration of reciprocity day, were Mrs. August E. Schumacher, president, and Mrs. Harry W. Saulsberry, first vice-president, of the Ebell club of Anaheim. The festive program-tea was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Women's club at Costa Mesa, with Mrs. W. E. Nicols, president, presiding. Speaker for the occasion was Mrs. Jean Harmon, discussing art in all its phases, with the angle of the modern woman and discriminate hostess' point of view stressed. Color in the home, and its uses in dress materials and effectiveness in oil paintings and how to choose them, accordingly, were also described. 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