anaheim-gazette 1946-07-18

THURSDAY July 18, 1946 WOMEN’S ACTIVITIES GRACE THOMPSON TEASDALE-McKINLEY RITES MARKED BY BEAUTIFUL CHURCH SETTING Lovely in her gown of white satin, Miss Lorraine K. Teasdale, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Teasdale of South Placentia avenue, became the bride of Ensign Robert Tracey McKinley, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McKinley, 5831 Harold Way, Hollywood in semi-formal rites solemnized at the White Temple Methodist church last Friday evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Albert Heard, pastor of the First Baptist church of Santa Rosa, close friend of the young couple, reading the double-ring ceremony assisted by Rev. Hayden Swift Sears, pastor of the White Temple church. The young couple repeated their marriage vows before an all-white altar flanked with three tall white baskets of gladioli and larkspur and potted palms, with cathedral candelabra casting a soft glow over the setting, witnessed by more than 125 immediate family relatives and close friends. The bride, given in marriage by her father, carried a single white orchid on a white prayer book belonging to her mother. White tapers blended with satin bows marked the isleway. Enhancing the bride’s brownette lovelliness was her fingertip veil of fragile net caught to two clusters of orange blossoms gracing her hair. It cascaded over her gown which she borrowed from a close sorority sister. Traditional sentiment was further found in a dainty hankerchief belonging to The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school land an alumni of Redlands where she received her Bachelor of Music degree and teaching credentials. She has been a staff member at Barstow Union high school for the last two years and is well known in this county for her active participation in piano and organ musicales. Her bridegroom received his commission in the USN at Rice Institute, Houston, Texas. He has been in the service since 1940 and returned from overseas duty in 1944 when he enrolled at Redlands University. Pre-nuptial courtesies included a kitchen shower presented July 8 by Myrtle Geissler and a bathroom shower given by Mrs. William Klausing and Mrs. Gerard Classen and Mrs. Geissler. Camp Flicker Teens With Girl Scouts, Brownies Authentic outdoor camping almost “at home” is being enjoyed by many enthusiastic younger Girl Scouts and Brownie Scouts who are now participating in the panorama of varied activities offered at Camp Flicker in beautiful Irvine Park which opened last Tuesday, Wednesday and today and will meet again next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10 o'clock in the morning until 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Miss Lois Boege Tells Engagement At Bridge Party During a festive dessert-break party, the engagement of Miss Lois Boege, daughter of Dr. Mrs. John Boege of Brenton mansion this city, was revealed when Glenn Walters, feted the bride elect at her spacious home, West Malvern avenue, Fuller recently. The Boeges are now siding at their summer home 124 Turquoise avenue, Balboa land. Miss Boege passed the tradition of chocolates following announcement of her betrothal Lieutenant Commander Edw C. Sockerson, son of Mrs. Frank Sockerson of Hawthorne, formerly of Anaheim. Wedding date of the young people has not been disclosed, but scheduled for the near future. Comdr. Sockerson is now stationed at the line officers’ school Newport, Rhode Island, where wedding will take place. Delectable refreshments of cream cake were enjoyed by guests in an atmosphere merry with scattered arrangements of spring flowers. Mrs. Loren Lukens and N Robert Buckmaster won first second honors, respectively, bridge. Well known in Orange county the honoree is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, attended Fullerton junior college Santa Barbara State college, gra Enhancing the bride's brownette lovelliness was her fingertip veil of fragile net caught to two clusters of orange blossoms gracing her hair. It cascaded over her gown which she borrowed from a close sorority sister. Traditional sentiment was further found in a dainty hankerchief belonging to her mother, and exquisite pearls from her groom. Her gown was fashioned with a square lace yoke, long sleeves, fitted bodice and full skirt which ended in a long train. Maid of honor was Miss Glenna Jean Deardorff, of Riverside, a Beta Lambda Mu sorority sister of the bride from Redlands University, wearing a gown of white mousselin de soie fashioned with sweetheart neckline, lace bodice and three-quarter length sleeves. She also wore a white Juliet cap with short veil and carried a large bouquet of pink gladioli. Bridesmaids were Miss Myrtle Geissler of Anaheim and Miss Phyllis McKinley, sister of the groom. He wore white gowns of identical design with that of the maid of honor. Serving as best man was Ensign Walter King of Alhambra (Maritime service). Ushers included Cadet Leon Allec of Anaheim and Kenneth Nichols of Beverly Hills. Candle lighters were Margaret and Donald Garrett, brother and sister, gowned in choir robes. Preledging the ceremony Wilbur Schwalter, master teacher of the bride at Redlands university sang "All Through the Years," "Because" and the "Lord's Prayer." He was accompanied by Mrs. Helen Fackiner of Torrence, who also played the traditional wedding marches at the console of the organ. Guests greeted the newlyweds in the church hall following the ceremony with the bride's mother choosing for the occasion a formal blue toned gown. oMther of the groom wore a white gown. Both mothers wore corsages of pink carnations. In an atmosphere of candelight and white spring flowers, the reception was presented in Wesley hall with more than 125 immediate family relatives and close friends gathered for the memorial affair. Delightfully appointed reception table was centered with the bridal cake and flanked with white daliahs and shast daisies. Arrangements of yellow and lavender outdoor camping almost "at home" is being enjoyed by many enthusiastic younger Girl Scouts and Brownie Scouts who are now participating in the panorama of varied activities offered at Camp Flicker in beautiful Irvine Park which opened last Tuesday, Wednesday and today and will meet again next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 10 o'clock in the morning until 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Campfire cooking, singing, hikes, nature exploration and crafts are included on the extensive day camp program. Convenient bus service is offered from the scout house, 210 South Citron, leaving at 9:15 o'clock each morning, returning at 3:30 o'clock each afternoon. Efficient and experienced leaders are in charge of five units, each comprised of 15 girls who range from seven to 14 years of age. Girls of close age level will be in each unit. Business manager of Camp Flicker is Mrs. Jerry Schiller, commissioner of Anaheim and Fullerton Girl Scouts. Mrs. George Kohlenberger is camp director, assisted by Miss Adah Louise Wilcox. Unit leaders include Mrs. Hugh Nipp, assisted by Mrs. W. G. Head and Mrs. Honsard, unit No. 1; Mrs. H. Van Deldon, assisted by Mrs. L. H. Casey and Mrs. H. Beymesberger, unit No. 2; Mrs. R. M. Glover, assisted by Mrs. J. F. Rutzi and Mrs. Robert Bielch, unit No. 3; Mrs. M. F. Glenn, assisted by Mrs. Clyde Dawson and Mrs. William Bushman, unit No. 4; and Mrs. J. O. Mason, assisted by Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. N. Fiscuus, unit No. 5. First aiders for the camp are Mrs. Charles Waters and Mrs. Louise Relnert. Girls attending camp include: Darlene Nipp, Jeanette Bonney, Marilyn Ruckner, Shirley Ann Turner, Mabel Jo Moran, June Roddam, Sally Ann Cardes, Dianne Simpson, Marilyn Stark, Patricia Ann Russell, Marilyn Wharton, Delores Kay Pool, Betty Gayle Baker, Bonnie Mae Van Deldon, Bette Lou Van Deldon, Barbara Lee Balch, Marile Ann Dargats, Colette Ann Peltzer, Elmo R. Richards, Deanne Lehr, Kathleen Louise Cardes, Dorothy Mag Thomas, Rita Kay Williams, Norma Jean Vinyard, Mary Lynn Head, Patricia Tunstall, Marilyn Richards, Ann Kennedy, Joe Fort, Roxana Marie Flischle, Arlowyne Mayberry, Kathilden Dugan, Cornelia Dykatra, Marlann E. Walker. Carol Marle Lusin, Peggy Kohlenberger, Carolyn Fiscus, Marilyn Hemphall, Dorothy Ellen Addy, Reynette Wallace, Gloria Olvera, Betty Jahe Murray, Phyllis Ann Kirchmann, Carol Conner, Marlene Louise Turr, Miriam C. Congdon, Marlene Hon-sard, Ruth Cherry, Carolyn Bonner. Delectable refreshments of cream cake were enjoyed by guests in an atmosphere maze with scattered arrangements of spring flowers. Mrs. Loren Lukens and M Robert Buckmaster won first second honors, respectively bridge. Well known in Orange county the honoree is a graduate of A helm Union high school, attended Fullerton junior college Santa Barbara State college graduating from Mount St. Mary Westwood. She was a member Emanon sorority at FJC. Her bridgement-elect is also graduate of Anaheim Union High School and attended Fullerton Junior College. He is an alumni Washington State university where he was a Sigma Phi member. Those from this county enjoy the party with the honoree included Mesdames Loren Lukens Robert Buckmaster, K. A. Ha-sted, Jack McCarthy, Rodney Hertt, Eugene Beeson, Doug Wheeler, Tony Urbiha, Wayll Wood, B. W. Robinson, Richard Hackney, Czerny Teringer, W Hayes, and Miss Joyce McElhan and the hostess. LOIS REBEKAH OFFICERS BE SEATED TOMORROW NIGHT Mrs. Dorothy Heinze will seated as noble grand of the Rebekah lodge tomorrow Friday night at 8 o'clock at the I.O.C hall, 325 East Center street stalling staff to officially seat local officers will be from Acacia lodge of Huntington Beach Outgoing noble grand is M Helen Pannier. The public is or dially invited to attend the ceremony it was announced. CONE DAUGHTER INJURED IN FALL Mr. and Mrs. Everett Co daughter Mary suffered a co pound fracture of the wrist last week when she fell from high diving board at the plunge. She was taken to the children orthopedic hospital in Los Angeles for treatment. INFANTS DEPT. Nationally known Baby's Garment Essentials. Layette Gifts In an atmosphere of candlelight and white spring flowers, the reception was presented in Wesley hall with more than 125 immediate family relatives and close friends gathered for the memorial affair. Delightfully appointed reception table was centered with the bridal cake and flanked with white daliahs and shast daisies. Arrangements of yellow and lavender daliahs, sorority colors, in the rear of the hall completed the decorative effect. Presiding at the bride's table were Mrs. Glenn Butcher and Mrs. Frank Garrett, both of this city. Miss Margaret Garrett presided at the guest book. Others assisting with arrangements included Mrs. Otto Geissler, Mrs. William Klausing, both of Anaheim and Mrs. Allan Fowler, Miss Ida Marie McCourtney, Miss Ruby Lee McCourtney, all of Redlands, sorority sisters of the bride and Mrs. Margaret J. Buttree of this city, bride's assistant. They all appeared in beautiful formal gowns. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their four tiered wedding cake topped with a tiny wedding bell and orange blossoms, the young couple left for a short honeyhoon at Briargate in Banning. She has returned to Anaheim and will make her temporary home here. Her bridegroom will report to Norfolk USN base for further orders. When he receives his orders she plans to join him. For travelling the new Mrs. McKinley choose a smart gray wool suit with gray accessories accented by white gloves and the traditional bridal orchid. The young couple, who became engaged a year ago, met at the University of Redlands. ANAHEIM GAZETTE S Phone 2206 Miss Lois Boege Bulls Engagement Bridge Party During a festive dessert-bridge event, the engagement of Miss Boege, daughter of Dr. and John Boege of Brenton road, city, was revealed when Mrs. Walters, feted the bride at her spacious home, 216 Malvern avenue, Fullerton, city. The Boeges are now re-engaging at their summer home at "Turquoise avenue, Balboa Is." Miss Boege passed the tradition of chocolates following the enchantment of her betrothal to tenant Commander Edward Buckerson, son of Mrs. Frances person of Hawthorne, both early of Anaheim. Adding date of the young couple is not been disclosed, but is ruled for the near future. Lt. Mr. Sockerson is now stationed on the line officers' school at Port, Rhode Island, where the evening will take place. Selectable refreshments of ice cream were enjoyed by the girls in an atmosphere made with scattered arrangements during flowers. Loren Lukens and Mrs. Buckmaster won first and third honors, respectively, at known in Orange county, Monroe is a graduate of Ana-Huron high school, attendullerton junior college and Barbara State college, graduating. Browns-Reinhardts Enjoying Week At Mountain Ranch Brown and Reinhardt, sewing machine and electrical appliance distributors, 114 East Center street, closed their doors for a week, beginning last Monday, when co-owners Mrs. W. V. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Reinhardt, her sister and brother-in-law, left for a vacation on the Reinhardt 360 acre ranch located 40 miles above Redding. The beautiful ranch, which nestles between the Sacramento and McCloud rivers, on unexplored timber acreage formerly owned by the Southern Pacific Railroad company, was recently purchased by the Reinhardts. Also enjoying the vacation of camping-out, fishing and exploration are Mrs. Brown's three sons, Tommy, Teddy and Ronnie, 1011 East Broadway, and her nephew, Kenneth Budd, Jr., who has been residing with the Reinhardts, 305 East Water street. The group left for the ranch after attending the Richards-Martin dance pageant, in Los Angeles last Saturday evening, in which Edith Brown, Mrs. Brown's daughter, was featured in a vocal and dance number and as the vocalist for an impressive Hawaiian tableau. Vacation plans also include a visit with Mrs. Brown's and Mrs. Reinhardt's brother, Thomas Wyatt, and his family at Modesto. Norma Jean Tews Entertains With Birthday Party Exotic glow of colored oriental lanterns casting a soft glow over a picnic table centered with a huge pink and white rose decorated cake, revealed the 16th birthday of Norma Jean Tews. Mrs. Nelson Imports Styles From Mexico "South of the border" keynotes the select line of new merchandise at Nelson's, 226 East Center street. Mrs. Helen Nelson left last Thursday night for a buying trip in Mexico, returning last Sunday evening with gay styles and striking colors in ladies' and children's skirts, blouses, ensembles and aprons which feature beautiful hand embroidery and bobbin lace. Included are Aztec blouses in white designed with low square neck and wide embroidered border in red, blue or a combination of red, blue and green, and tiny puffed sleeves. Chapaneca blouses of white Mexican sheer are relieved by huge satin embroidered flowers, featured in striking pink, red, blue and combinations. Smart flesta blouses and skirts are black with sharp accent of white hand made lace. She also has a supply of extra white blouses with elegant bobbin lace tops in white and assorted colors. Displayed are two-piece ensembles of jacket and skirt of heavy desert cloth accented by colorful wool hand embroidery, from Guatemala. From Mexico City are full skirts of printed Mexican cotton highlighted by lace border and inserts and satin ribbon. Aprons with beautiful hand created filligree are found in a panorama of sunset colors. "Around the world at Nelson's" is becoming the slogan of the exclusive local shop, with the arrival of select imports of men's and ladie's handkerchiefs from China, Mexico, Switzerland, Great Britain and Portugal. A lovely new line of glazed drapery chintz is found in custom made bed spreads, dresser and table flounces in addition to a include Mrs. Ben Kaulbaum vice-president; Mrs. Home second vice president; Mrs. Helsing, secretary; Mrs. Dodge, sergeant at army Clifford Jones, marshal; Mrs. Sharp, musician; Mrs. Jo Fulser, historian, and Mr.riet Boyd, chaplain. Those elected as delegates state convention, set for 24, 25 and 26 at Sacramento include Mesdames Fennell, Kendall Jones. Alternates named Mesdames Helsing, Schuy Boysen. County council delegates American Legion auxiliaries en include Mesdames Schey, Duncan, Ruth StaBoysen. Installation of officers in ange county will be July the Santa Ana Legion have county drill team will presisting the affair. Concluding the local n delectable refreshments, see Mrs. Walter Rommel, were ed by the group during a hour. MISS ZOILA SMYTHE ILL AT CORONA Word has been received Miss Zoila Smythe is dang ill at the home of her sisters Beatrice Smith, at Corona Smythe is a native of tha and a member of a well pioneer family, with many in this region. Sell your surplus through a Gazette "For Sa Norma Jean Tews Entertains With Birthday Party Exotic glow of colored oriental lanterns casting a soft glow over a picnic table centered with a huge pink and white rose decorated cake, revealed the 16th birthday of Norma Jean Tews, younger daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Tews, 700 North Helena street last Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. In an outdoor atmosphere of lovely spring flowers gracing the spacious patio of the Tews residence, 25 close friends of Miss Tews applauded as she successfully extinguished all the candles gracing the cake which was enjoyed with delectable refreshments of ice cream, sandwiches and potato chips and relishes. Highlight of the party was an advertising game with Lorraine Montejo receiving first prize. Other activities included clever and hilarious charade interpretations and dancing to recorded music. Those enjoying the festive birthday celebration included Teddy Lou Payne, Helen Hillary, Dolpha Underwood, Sonia Haas Virginia Sowden, Willa Wilson, Jackie Cone, Veoda Mae Tessner, Lorraine Montejo, Phyllis Officer, Gerry Homan, Jeanne Eaton, Allen Meyer, LaVern Kinney, Garth Menges, Ronnie Bircher, Bill Budrow, Gilbert Boutcher, Don Calaway, Jerry Schmitz, Jim Schmitz, Edgar Hubbard, Don Ames, Dick Walsworth and Ed Stringer. Mrs. W. E. Fennell Named Legion Auxiliary Head Mrs. William Fennell was elected president of the Anaheim Auxiliary of the American Legion last Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Legion room of the city hall, 204 East Center street. Mrs. Margaret Boysen, outgoing president, presided during the short business meeting. Report of the nominating committee was read by Mrs. Carlton Starr. Those elected with Mrs. Fennell for the ensuing year in L. H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian & Spanish Guitar instruction Third floor, Odd Fellows Hall 325 West Center St. Tuesdays, 2 to 9 p.m. or Superior Radio and Music Co. 249 East Center St. Phone Anaheim 4304 EASY TO OWN STERLING SILVER from VICTOR G. LOLY It is the dream of every woman to own Sterling some day. VICTOR G. LOLY'S convenient payment terms make it possible to have that dream come true today. When you buy your 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 & Anklets. JUNIOR, 9 TO 15 Gay Gibson and Teenette. EVERYTHING FOR DRESS AND SCHOOL COMPLETE TOY DEPARTMENT ANAHEIM 4271 from VICTOR G. 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CONVENIENT CREDIT STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:30 EVERYDAY Include Mrs. Ben Kaulbars, first vice-president; Mrs. Homer Schey, second vice president; Mrs. Louise Helsing, secretary; Mrs. Elbert Duncan, treasurer; Mrs. Nora Jodge, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Clifford Jones, marshal; Mrs. Glen Charp, musician; Mrs. Josephine Mulser, historian, and Mrs. Harvet Boyd, chaplain. Those elected as delegates to the state convention, set for August 14, 25 and 26 at Sacramento, include Mesdames Fennell, Kaulbars and Jones. Alternates named are Mesdames Helsing, Schey and Joysen. County council delegates of the American Legion auxiliaries chosen include Mesdames Fennell, Kaulbars and Jones. Alternates named are Mesdames Helsing, Schey and Joysen. Installation of officers for Orange county will be July 31 in the Santa Ana Legion hall. The county drill team will preside during the affair. Concluding the local meeting, selectable refreshments, served by Mrs. Walter Rommel, were enjoyed by the group during a social tour. MISS ZOILA SMYTHE ALL AT CORONA Word has been received that Miss Zoila Smythe is dangerously at the home of her sister, Mrs. Eatrice Smith, at Corona. Miss Smythe is a native of this city and a member of a well known pioneer family, with many friends in this region. Sell your surplus articles through a Gazette "For Sale" ad. Rev. and Mrs. Sim Now Settled at Wesley Church Now becoming acquainted here are Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Sim, who have been residing in the pastorate of the Wesley Methodist church, 303 East Alberta street for the last two weeks. Rev. Sim was assigned to the local church post during the Southern California-Arizona conference of protestant churches held at the Zion Lutheran church here. During the convention, Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Archibald, then of the Wesley Methodist church for nearly four years, were assigned to missionary work. They will leave for the Lee Memorial Mission, near Calcutta, India, as soon as they can book passage. Their son, Dr. Herbert Archibald, will join them in India as a medical missionary. The Archibalds are now staying with friends at 555 South Illinois street. Rev. Sim comes here from the Blythe Methodist church where he had been pastor for two years. The Sims were previously from the Drew Seminary at Madison, New Jersey. Mrs. Sim is a native of California. She is the former Dora May Browning of Redlands where her family now resides. Rev. Sim is a native of Mass. His family lives in Colton. Surner Halll, main administration building of Pomona College, was originally a hotel. EUGENE BERCOT'S NOW PROUD GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Audet of Los Angeles are the proud parents of a new daughter, Margaret Lorraine, who arrived at the Queen of Angels Hospital, Los Angeles, July 10, tipping the scales at 7 pounds and 15 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bercot of East South street, this city, are the equally proud maternal grandparents of Margaret, their first grandchild. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Audet of Los Angeles. Mrs. Audet, the former Lorraine Bercot, is a native of this city and an alumni of Anaheim schools. If Mr. andd Mrs. Truman want their daughter to grow up as an average American girl that is not only right, but we believe it shows good taste. ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE Fine Watch Repair Five-Day Service HARTFIELD JEWELERS Established 1905 by B. Hartfield 108 W. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. The S.Q.R. Store "TYKIE TOY" BRINGS YOU Something New Under the Sun 49¢ to 1.25 Washable, color fast, Plastic Toys. Comic figures, floating toys and spools and beads on strings. Baby Rompers of Cotton Boucle Baby Rompers of Cotton Boucle White, Blue, Maize. Sizes 1 and 2. 1.95 Wash like a wash cloth. No stretch or shrink. 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