anaheim-gazette 1947-01-23

WOMEN’S ACTIVITIES Phone 22063 GRACE THOMPSON ANDREA CALLENS - LEON VERMEULEN WED IN IMPRESSIVE CHURCH CEREMONY Lovely in her gown of white satin, Miss Andrea Callens, daughter of Mrs. Alice Callens of West Cerritos avenue, Anaheim, became the bride of Leon Vermeulen of Route 2, Box 163-A, Santa Ana, son of V. Vermeulen of Irvine, California, in formal rites solemnized at St. Boniface Catholic church last Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, the Rev. Father Henry Gross, reciting the nuptial Mass. The young couple plighted their troth before an all-white altar flanked with tall baskets of white stocks, gladioli and ferns and potted palms with cathedral candelabra casting a soft glow over the setting which was witnessed by more than 400 family relatives and close friends. A white carpet was spread down the aisle for the bridal party. Large white satin bows marked the pews. The bride, given in marriage by Gerard Callens, her brother, carried a white satin muff topped with baby white orchids. Traditional sentiment was found in the dainty handkerchief and prayer book which her mother had carried at her wedding. Enhancing the bride’s loveliness was her long-trained veil of fragile silk net which cascaded in soft folds over the full skirt of her gown. Matron of honor was Mrs. Henry Plou, wearing a gown of gold-toned silk fashioned with round neckline and cap sleeves. She carried a muff of orchid tulle topped with violets. Other attendants included Mrs. Stanley Zinda, Miss Frances Plou and Miss Bernice Simon. Each was attired in a chartreuse silk gown of identical design to that of the matron. Viollets. Perky lavender tulle hats decorated with violets and purple satin ribbon graced their hair. Flower girl was Miss Dianne Plou, wearing a white satin frock trimmed with pearls. She carried a muff of white satin topped with white blossoms and wore a wreath of white flowers in her hair. Serving as best man was Charles Vermeulen. Master Robert Zinda was the ring-bearer. Ushers included Isidore Vermeulen, Glenn Fisher and George Callens. Preceding the ceremony, Miss Marcy Arroues sang “Ave Maria,” “Pannis Angelicus,” “Oh, Lord, I Am Not Worthy” and “Our Lady of Providence.” She was accompanied by Mrs. Anthony Faust, church organist, who also played the traditional wedding music. Guests greeted the newlyweds in the church hall immediately following the ceremony with the bride's mother, Mrs. Callen, choosing for the occasion a smart gray wool dress, accented by a corsage of three green orchids. In an atmosphere of early spring flowers the reception was presiding over the hostess duty. A dinner was given for 100 guests after the reception at the E clubhouse. The young couple left for week’s honeymoon at an unclosed destination. Upon return they will reside at 2 South Parton street, Santa Ana. For traveling the new Vermeulen wore a brown credress with brown accessories and light biege coat with fur trim. The bride, a graduate of Anheim schools, attended Immaculate Heart College, Hollywood Her groom, a graduate of San Ana schools, served in the fantasy for five years, seeing three years of overseas duty. Lois Rebekahs And Odd Fellows Install Officers In an impressive ceremony officers of Lois Rebekah Lodge and local Odd Fellows were seated in a joint installation ceremony last Friday night at the I. O. O. F. hall, 325 West Central street. To preside for the ensuing six months are Mildred Brubaker noble grand and Albert Brubaker re-elected as noble grand. Officeating at the colorful rites were Beulah Webster, district deputy president of the Rebekahs and Delbert Burry, district deputy grand master of the I. O. O. F. from Huntington Beach with the staff. The staff officers and Rebekah officers were gowned in white formal skirts and blue blouse. They wore sailor-style-hats and presiding over the hostess duty. 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Young couple left for a honeymoon at an undis destination. Upon their return they will reside at 2011 Parton street, Santa Ana. Traveling the new Mrs. Sulen wore a brown crepe with brown accessories and boise coat with fur trim. Bride, a graduate of Anaheim schools, attended Immaculé Heart College, Hollywood. Room, a graduate of Santa schools, served in the in-for five years, seeing three of overseas duty. Rebekah and Odd Fellows Hall Officers An impressive ceremony off of Lois Rebekah Lodge and Odd Fellows were seated a joint installation cereast Friday night at the F. hall, 325 West Center. To preside for the ensuing rites are Mildred Brubaker, grand and Albert Brubaker, dressed as noble grand. Officiating the colorful rites were Webster, district deputy out of the Rebekahs and Burry, district deputy master of the I. O. O. F. Huntington Beach with their staff officers and Rebekah were gowned in white skirts and blue blouses. More sailor-style hats and skirts and gold-toned blouses. They carried navy blue anchors. Mrs. Brubaker, the installing officer, chose a formal blue-chiffon gown with a large anchor of sequins on the skirt. Her marshal wore a formal of yellow chiffon accented with a sequin anchor. All officers seated also wore formal gowns. One of the many highlights of the past noble grand's jewel to Dorothy Heinze, retiring noble grand. A social hour concluded meeting with refreshments cookies and coffee served Gilbert Bottiger and Mrs. Kohne presided at the returns, Mrs. Dick Dickens, Mrs. Jerry Nesmith in refreshments and the deeds of peach blossoms were all by Mrs. Emory Simon and George Holden. Mrs. Dickenson and Mrs. Thatcher were nominated the floor of the business and elected, to complete the inating committee. The meeting adjourned on March 18 for the next session. Marilyn Tanner Erwin Miller Week In Las Vegas Of interest to their friends of this vicinity were wedding of Miss Marilyn T daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Tanner of 712 East Walnut avenue, Fullerton, to Erwin son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Anaheim, Wedding of last week at the Gretna Wedding Chapel in Las Nevada. The young couple turned here this week and brief honeymoon trip to B Dam and Grand Canyon. The bride chose for the ion an Alice blue suit accly by brown accessories. She w corsage of white carnation. A graduate of Fullerton school she is an alumnus of Full Junior college, class of '44 and been associated with S. Store, Anaheim, as the hethe hosiery department. They carried navy blue anchors. Mrs. Brubaker, the installing officer, chose a formal blue-chiffon gown with a large anchor of sequins on the skirt. Her marshal wore a formal yellow chiffon accented with a sequin anchor. All officers seated also wore formal gowns. One of the many highlights of the past noble grand's jewel to Dorothy Heinze, retiring noble grand. Arrangements of ferns and flowers gracing the huge lodge hall, lighted candles in large candelabra and artistically appointed tables featuring anchors and life savers in white, blue and gold, added to the festive atmosphere. Officers seated with Mildred Brubaker, noble grand, included Gladys Hamilton, vice grand; Berthyle Reisinger, recording secretary; Elsie Borth, financial secretary; Hannah Horwitz, treasurer; Etta Tuma, Lola Compton, and Jennie Nelson, trustees. Appointive officers are Rhoda Sibley conductor; Ellene Cailor, warden; Helen Pannier, chaplain; Ray Hamilton, musician; Ora Horn, R. S. N. G.; Violet Howard, L. S. N. G.; Edna Kruse, R. S. V. G.; Mildred Fitz, L. S. V. G.; Launa Boone, inside guardian; Irene Peacock, outside guardian; Auddie Raymond, R. A. S.; Flora Mae Cain, L. A. S.; Mildred Read, flag bearer; Vernice Summers, Vera Cowan, Elizabeth Jebousek and Charlotte Maxson, banner bearers; Anna Wurtz, Clara Belle Burns and Grace Schafer, substitute officers. Committee heads are Eileen Peterson, Nellie Peck and Ruby Kirkeil, finance; Dorothy Heinze, Vernice Summers and Mabell Pyre, examinations; Mildred Allen, Hannah Horwitz and Berthyle Reisinger, resolutions; Irene Peacock, Maybelle Spencer, decorations; Vera Cowan, cards; Lizzie Knight, press; Clayton Allen, Mildred Allen, drill leaders and Clint Horn and Arnold Howard, lights. Dates announced of interest to the lodge members included the visit of the president of the Rebekah Assembly, Nell Gartin to the Theta Rho Girls, Santa Ana meeting place on January 29 as well as the visit of this officer to the Fullerton lodge on February 19th. Local Odd Fellow officers seated with Noble Grand Albert Brubaker who was presented with the past grand's jewel included William Starkey, vice grand: Clint Kirchman, Joan Cook, Wilma Roseberry and Mary Lee Holiday. Troop 9 girls invested were Gerri Glover, Shirley Seekins, Carol Caffee. Additional members participating in the ceremony were Mary Sue Dunn, Troop 30, and Marilyn Winfrey, Dorothy Nixon, Nancy Rail, Virginia Wilkes, Sandea Johannes, Glenda Wray Mungersón and Rose Marie Yates. Leaders for Troop 30 present were Mrs. A. H. Kirchman and Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder. Leader for Troop 9 was Mrs. Richard Glover. Special guests were Mrs. E. D. Seekins, Mrs. W. E. Dunn, Mrs. Robert E. Furr, Mrs. Homer Wallace and Mrs. Fay Betts. Miss Anna Claire Mauerhan, teacher of the fifth grade at Horace Mann school, assisted with the music and songs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Betts. High School P.-T. A. Regular Meeting, Panel Discussion Enjoying a delightful panel discussion and a brief business session, a large number of members of the Anaheim High School Parents and Teachers met on Tuesday evening in the school library. Mrs. Melvin Salveson, president, presided and introduced Mrs. B. A. Arnold, who will serve as program chairman to fill the vacancy of Mrs. A. J. Schutte, whose tragic death several months ago left the position unfilled. Mrs. Richard R. Roehm, president of the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers, was coordinator of the panel discussion on the subject "Understanding True Values." She was introduced by Mrs. Arnold. Other participants in the discussion were Mrs. E. E. Middleton, a parent; Lynn Boliek, student; Charles H. Rinehart, teacher; and the Rev. Howard S. Congdon, minister. Mrs. Middleton very aptly put her topic before the assemblage when she explained "True Values" as it affects each family. Children, as in the making of a pudding, are different and the course of their lives must necessarily be handled to fit each personality. Future lives of children must be molded in the homes not by talking to each child but by setting a pure and true example in the home. The student, Lynn Boliek, in presenting his views on the subject stated he believed a person of white carnation. A graduate of Fullerton school she is an alumnus of Fulbrun college, class of '44 and been associated with S. Storey, Anaheim as the head hosiery department. Butterick 4045 Dates announced of interest to the lodge members included the visit of the president of the Rebekah Assembly, Nell Gartin to the Theta Rho Girls, Santa Ana meeting place on January 29 as well as the visit of this officer to the Fullerton lodge on February 19th. Local Odd Fellow officers seated with Noble Grand Albert Brubaker who was presented with the past grand's jewel included William Starkey, vice grand; Clint Nelson, recording secretary; Arnold Howard, financial secretary; LaMont Webb, treasurer; James Gillilson, warden; William Kruse conductor; Lester Sibley, chaplain; Ray Hamilton, musician; Pannier, R. S. V. Gf; Curtis Horn, R. S. N. G.; Charles Pannier, L. S. N. G.; Ralph Summers, R. S. V. G.; Ambrose Scutt, L. S. V. G.; Arthur Kruse, R. S. S.; Carl Weber, L. S. S.; August Fitz, inside guardian; Edgar Reisinger, outside guardian. Heading the refreshment committee for the evening was Bonnie Miller assisted by Anna Wurtz, Charlotte Hodges, Dorothy Heinze, Edna Kruse, Marie Cannon and Berthyle Reisinger. Investiture Service For Girl Scout Troops The investiture of Girl Scout Troops 9 and 30 was very impressively held at Horace Mann school on Tuesday of last week when the candle-lighting service was performed with Miss Dorothy Bowe in charge and awarding pins and wings. Those invested and receiving pins and wings from Troop 30 were Gaytha Bouchey, Donna Reafsnyder, Marlene Furr, Ann Betts, Norma Caffee, Renette Wal- A social hour concluded the meeting with refreshments of cookies and coffee served. Mrs. Gilbert Bottiger and Mrs. Milton Johne presided at the coffee mornings, Mrs. Dick Dickenson and Mrs. Jerry Nesmith in charge of refreshments and the decoration of peach blossoms were arranged by Mrs. Emory Simon and Mrs. George Holden. Mrs. Dickenson and Mrs. Jessieatcher were nominated from the floor of the business session, and elected, to complete the nominating committee. The meeting adjourned to meet on March 18 for the next regular session. Marilyn Tanner, Erwin Miller Wed in Las Vegas Of interest to their many friends of this vicinity was the adding of Miss Marilyn Tanner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Tanner of 712 East Walnut Avenue, Fullerton, to Erwin Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Miller of Anaheim, Wednesday last week at the Gretna Green Adding Chapel in Las Vegas, Nevada. The young couple reuned here this week after a brief honeymoon trip to Boulder and Grand Canyon. The bride chose for the occasion an Alice blue suit accented brown accessories. She wore a usage of white carnations. Her groom is a graduate of the University of Southern California. An outstanding track star at college, he was to have participated in the world-famous Olympic games cancelled due to the recent war. After serving with the Army Air Corps in Manila, he received his discharge last November and is now associated with his father in citrus growing. The newly-weds are now at home to family and friends at 210 North Claudina street, Anaheim. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 5 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS FREE Come and bring Your Friends to our Program of Home Economics Health and Right Living How To Cultivate A Happy Home Good Housekeeping MRS. JEROME CRAYS Speaker and Entertainer Ladies Lounge, Elks Building, Tuesday Afternoon January 28, at 2:00 P.M. Many Door Prizes By Local Marhants—Refreshments Served MRS. OLIVE M. ROGERS, Assisting For Your Electrical Work —Anything Electrical— Phone 4621 JOSEPH A. LIEB 111 East Chartres St. Anaheim THE S. Q. R. STORE THE S. Q. R. STORE GALA FABRICS for Now and Spring Striped jerseys and soft wool crepes for dramatic afternoon fashions. Luxurious sport rayons, prints, linens and plaids for everyday; in flattering colors. 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