anaheim-gazette 1946-05-16

THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1946 WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES GRACE THOMPSON ASSISTANCE LEAGUE AUXILIARY ELECT OFFICERS; NAME CHAIRMEN Election of officers for the ensuing year with Mrs. C. E. Harbeson named as chairman and the naming of committee chairman to represent the Anaheim auxiliary of the Orange county chapter of the Assistance League during the Fair and Horse show to be staged in the Santa Ana Municipal Bowl June 20 to 23 were the important events featured during the meeting at the spacious home of Mrs. Victor G. Loly, 510 North Clementine street, last Thursday afternoon. Hostesses for the delightful luncheon given in the Loly's lovely garden included Mrs. Ruth Hall, Mrs. P. E. Fluor and Mrs. Ben Kaulbars. Other officers elected with Mrs. Harbeson were Mrs. John Wilson, vice-chairman; Mrs. Homer Ames, secretary; Mrs. Loly, treasurer; Mrs. Samuel P. Kraemer, again named as advisor, and Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes, Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. L. C. Deming, directors. Mrs. Charles Pearson and Mrs. Lee C. Deming are the co-chairmen in charge of the agricultural and horticultural divisions, with the Fullerton auxiliary, of the Orange County Fair and Horse show which is sponsored by the Orange county chapter of the Assistance League. Mrs. Deming announced the names of the co-chairmen she had chosen to take charge of the different arrangements, and their committees. Publicity co-chairmen are Mrs. Lotus Loudon and Mrs. S. Kraemer. Mrs. Glen Peck is in charge of tickets. Mrs. Loudon is also poster chairman, assisted by committee members including Mrs. C. A. Bergfeldt, Mrs. Thom- A. B. Wilmsen, V. W. Borden, William Schumacher and A. A. Newland. The tropical fruits and nuts section will be headed by Mrs. Harry Pearson, chairman, assisted by Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, Mrs. Homer Ames and Mrs. Victor Loly. Co-chairmen of the 4-H and Future Farmers division are Mrs. J..B. Kennedy and Mrs. Harvey M. Spears of Fullerton with committee members, Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, Mrs. P. E. Fluor and Mrs. John Truxaw, assisting. Agricultural displays will be under the co-chairmanship of Mrs. J. W. Wilson and Mrs. Ben Kaulbars, assisted by Mesdames Ernest Ganahl, Leo Friis and John Wood. The field crop division will be headed by Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes, co-chairmen, with Mrs. A. W. Young assisting. Mrs. William Bebb and Mrs. Leonard Vincent are co-chairmen in charge of decorations. Committee members include Mrs. J. G. Hilliary, Mrs. William Stehley and Mrs. George Paige. The fair and horse show is being sponsored by the Orange Unique in the history of county fairs; this first post-War II fair is also the first entirely under the directive women. Charm of the setting for luncheon-meeting was heightened by bright hibiscus blossoms statistically arranged on the tables. Lovely Madonna Evening Given By Marywood Pupil Vocal and dramatic talent blinded for the inspirational donna Evening presented by students from Marywood High in the Anaheim Ebell club last Friday night at 8:15 o'clock as a benefit for the Bishop lief fund for needy children. Prelude to the impressive gram was an address by Karcher followed by the optableau, "Our Lady of G featuring Germaine Allec Marcella Allec, reader. Twelve famous Madonnas included "Sedes Sapientiae Mother Mary Nealis, R. S., portrayed by Elizabeth Ann Han with Marianne DeCours reader, and "Annunciation acted by Joan Hartmann, Huelskamp as the angel and Jean Lambert," reader. O were "Holy Night" by B featuring Joan Hamann with Vandecaveye as reader; Ferrie "Madonna of the Way" by Jo Siemonsma with Mary Dominguez as reader; "Maadoring" by Fra Filippo Mrs. Deming announced the names of the co-chairmen she had chosen to take charge of the different arrangements, and their committees. Publicity co-chairmen are Mrs. Lotus Loudon and Mrs. S. Kraemer. Mrs. Glen Peck is in charge of tickets. Mrs. Loudon is also poster chairman, assisted by committee members including Mrs. C. A. Bergfeldt, Mrs. Thomas McFadden and Mrs. A. C. Elliott. In the citrus and by-products division, exhibits will be in charge of Mrs. Charles Harbeson and Mrs. Ruth Hall, co-chairmen, assisted by Mesdames Fred Weisel, The field crop division will be headed by Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes, co-chairmen, with Mrs. A. W. Young assisting. Mrs. William Bebb and Mrs. Leonard Vincent are co-chairmen in charge of decorations. Committee members include Mrs. J. G. Hilliary, Mrs. William Stehley and Mrs. George Paige. The fair and horse show is being sponsored by the Orange county chapter of the Assistance League to lay the foundation of a county cancer clinic where an extensive educational program and early detection, the greatest weapons against the dread disease, will be available. VICTOR G. LOLY cordially invites you and your friends to the FORMAL OPENING of his new jewelry store FRIDAY, MAY 17th AND Mother Mary Nealis, R. S. portrayed by Elizabeth Ann Han with Marianne DeCours reader, and "Annunciation" acted by Joan Hartmann, Huelskamp as the angel and Jean Lambert, reader. were "Holy Night" by B featuring Joan Hamann with Vandecaveye as reader; Ferrie "Madonna of the Way" by Jo Siemonsma with Mary Dominguez as reader; "Mad Adoring" by Fra Filippo portrayed by Jean Mahany Dolores Hund as reader; Dolci's "Madonna of the Way" with Virginia Heinz and Perez, reader; Raphael's "Madonna del Gran Duca" portied by Virginia Stack with S Murray, reader; "Our Lady Providence" by Gaetano, feeding Patricia Kraemer with garet Ann Fluor as reader. more living paintings by Ra included "Sistine Madonna" Mary Brown and Anita Blee read her, and "Madonna of Chair" enacted by Mary O kamp, Toni Lee Steiner as Child, Frankie Perez as John and Anita Simon, re The closing portrayals were Carlo Dolci's "Madonna of Finger," represented by Alvarez Farber with Chay Yorba, reader, and "Immac Conception" by Murillo feature Betty Rezac, and Evelyn B and Carol Quinn as readers. Second portion of the pro was Marian hymns by the Wood glee club. Opening bers were "Lovely Lady Drink in Blue" by d'Invilliers-Riee "Our Lady's Holy Name," a diitional melody attributed to Praetorius; "How Pure, Frail, How White," a tradit melody; "O Holy Night" Adam; "Ave Maria, O Mother," a Slovak hymn rangement by Montani, and maculate Mother," Lourdes grim hymn. Concluding he included "O Most Holy One," cillian melody; Montani's Marla," "Our Lady of Providence" by Sister Cecilia Clare, S "Hall Holy Queen," a tradit melody; Lambillotte's "On Day, O Beautiful Mother"; "S Mater," a traditional melody "Magnificat" by Gregorian-Gree club members include Loie Baert, Lola Bari, La Bashara, Evelyn Bevins, Bleecker, Juanita Bleecker, lene Cass, Patricia Cassidy, Chapman, Antonia Chavez anne Craddock, Sue Cr cordially invites you and your friends to the FORMAL OPENING of his new jewelry store FRIDAY, MAY 17th AND SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1946 138 WEST CENTER STREET; ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OPEN 9:30 TO 5:30 EACH DAY NOTICE THRIFTY CLEANERS 124 East Center St., Anaheim ARE MOVING ON OR ABOUT THE 7th OF JULY TO THE RED CROSS OFFICE LOCATED AT 142 EAST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM Large Number Enjoy 'Triple F' Benefit Party In a decorative oriental atmosphere, 204 persons enjoyed a gala dinner party presented by the Triple-F club, a girls social organization, last Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock in the banquet hall of the White Temple Methodist church. General chairman for the affair was Mrs. Ruth Chance, president. Proceeds from the benefit party will be used to purchase a motion picture sound projector for the church, Mrs. Ralph Focht, sponsor of the club, announced. The Chinese motif of the artistic decorations was chosen in honor of Miss Marguerite Twinem, club member who is also a recent returned missionary from China. Miss Twinem plans to return to China soon. Tiny figurines in coolle hats and dainty feminine figures carrying pastel toned parasols graced the banquet tables. Walls of the spacious hall were draped with ivy and simulated hibiscus blossoms completing the effect. Mrs. Carl Robertson was in charge of the decorations which accented the pastel shaded formals for the Triple-F hostesses. During the evening, Mrs. Focht was presented with a beautiful corsage of red roses by the club. An entertaining dramatic and vocal program followed the delicious dinner with the artists being introduced by Mrs. Focht. Two clever skits were read by Miss Jackie Whiteman preceding selections interpreted by Mrs. Vera Jean Hilbers, soprano soloist. Mrs. Harry Fackiner and her daughter, Mrs. Betty Rees, sang two duets followed by readings given by Miss Barbara Danker. Next regular meeting of the group has been postponed until Flag Day, it was announced. Mrs. Riggs tendered her resignation to the group last March during the regular business meeting. M. Twinem Club Elects Officers Officers were elected with Jackie Whiteman, president, and a delicious pot-luck dinner enjoyed by members of the Marguerite Twinem Girls club at the home of Joan Spencer, last Monday evening. Presiding at the regular monthly business session of the White Temple Methodist church group who are interested in missionary work was Mrs. Albert Cranston, counselor. Devotions for the intermediate girls who are under the sponsorship of the Women's Society of Christian Service, was led by Mrs. Cranston. Other officers named with Miss Whiteman include Mildred Harling, vice-president; Marjorie Cranston, secretary; Joan Spencer, treasurer; Beverly Knox, worship chairman and Ethelyn Ulbricht, scrap book chairman. Miss Twinem was a missionary in China for 10 years, having left the states 14 years ago and returned at the beginning of the war. She taught in a girls missionary school and plans to return to China soon to continue her work. It is claimed that three-fourths of the world's population do not use chairs. The drafting of men for military service was first practiced by the Romans and Persians. An entertaining dramatic and vocal program followed the delicious dinner with the artists being introduced by Mrs. Focht. Two clever skits were read by Miss Jackie Whiteman preceding selections interpreted by Mrs. Vera Jean Hilbers, soprano soloist. Mrs. Harry Fackiner and her daughter, Mrs. Betty Rees, sang two duets followed by readings given by Miss Barbara Danker. Next regular meeting of the group has been postponed until May 23 when it will be held at the home of Mrs. Warren Schutz, 603 North Zeyn street. Ann Yturralde. Accompanist for the group was Gloria Beninato. Gloria Chavez, Patricia Heffron and Shirley Hoffman were ushers for the beautiful dramatic-musicale. GOP Women's Committee To Name President The appointing of three committee women to nominate a new president to take the place of the resigning president, Mrs. Bertha Riggs, highlighted the regular monthly meeting of the Anaheim council of Republican Women, last Friday noon at the Parker House, 122 East Center street. Mrs. Riggs was chosen as chairman to be assisted by Miss Lena V. Rowe and Mrs. Naomi Holland. A confidential business meeting followed the nominations during which a varied program of future plans was outlined and discussion of current policies featured. The next meeting is scheduled to be given at the home of Mrs. C. C. 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