anaheim-gazette 1947-05-08

WOMEN’S ACTIVITIES Phone 2206 GRACE THOMPSON Lois Rebekah Lodge Host To Mrs. Garten, State President More than 200 Rebekah delegates attended the meeting staged at I.O.O.F. hall on West Center street, honoring Nelle C. Garten, president of the Rebekah Assembly, Friday night. Festivities began with a delicious dinner at Anaheim Union high school cafeteria. Sixteen Sunshine ladies attired in yellow-toned formalms escorted President Garten. Mildred Brubaker, noble grand of the Anaheim Lois Rebekah lodge, introduced visiting officers. Those welcomed included Mrs. Garten, Irving Priest, grand patriarch; Theresa L. Lark, past president; Henry Mang, past grand patriarch; Bert La Fontaine, marshall of the grand encampment; Ray Bayland, grand sentinel of the grand encampment; Jennie Mae Anne, marshall of the Rebekah assembly; Nellie Bayland, outside guardian of the Rebekah assembly. Deputies greeted were Beulah Webster of District 50; Queenie Carmichael of District 10; D. E. Burry, district deputy grand master; Col. Zincke of fourth regiment patriarch’s militant; Col. Nelsen, chief of staff to Major General of the department of California. Opening the entertainment program, little Miss Judy Brubaker sang the song of welcome assisted by the officers. She presented Mrs. Garten with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Miss Deborah Cecil, accompanied by her mother at the piano, In charge of table decorations were Berthyle Reisinger, Violet Howard, Ora Horn, Edna Kruse. Future Plans For Toastmistress’ Future plans for the newly organized Toastmistress club of this city include an area speech contest to be staged at the Huntington hotel, Long Beach, tonight (Thursday) and the next regular meeting of the local group May 15, at 7:30 o’clock in the city hall, as announced during last week’s meeting. Headed by Mrs. D. K. Wilkenson, toastmistress of the evening, the group met last Thursday night in the city hall for the first regular session. Mrs. Paul Doyle discussed “A Trip to Boston,” Miss Margaret Freeman spoke on “Pioneering in Alaska” and Mrs. S. K. Watters presented “Let's All Be Americans.” Representing the Santa Ana Toastmistress club was Mrs. Raymond Young, parliamentary drill chairman. Members of the local group acted as evaluators. Sunday at the Ganahl home, the honoree’s many friends of city including her classmates in Stanford University and for Marywood high school associThe two names and date w written upon tiny notes hidden dainty nosegays presented to guests by Barbara Hastings, of the groom-to-be. The bride-elect, well know this vicinity, attended gr schools and high school here. At present an employee o oil company in Los Angeles, fiance is a graduate of the Unisity of California at Berk where he was an outstanding ball player. Vet Hospital Sends Thanks To Production Corps From the Veteran/ Adminition hospital, Walla Walla, W ington, came a letter of appr tion to the Anaheim Red C headquarters for a number light weight jackets created the local production center inc ed in a production corps box ceived there recently. According to the communi- “they went like hot cakes” v requests for the jackets great all wards. Hearty thanks for the work complished here was expressed Geraldine St. John, field direcof the American Red Cross in erans hospitals, and asking Anaheim workers who kindly Opening the entertainment program, little Miss Judy Brubaker sang the song of welcome assisted by the officers. She presented Mrs. Garten with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Miss Deborah Cecil, accompanied by her mother at the piano, sang several selections and Miss Cruickshank interpreted clever readings. Mrs. Garten thanked the Lois Rebekah lodge for the help given toward the new Occupational Therapy building that is sponsored by the lodges of this state for World War II veterans. She gave a resume of activities at the Old Folks home and the children's home, both supported by California lodges. More than 6000 members belong to the organization and four new lodges have been instituted, she revealed. There are 13 new Theta Rho girls' clubs also. Future dates for the Rebekahs include the Past Noble Grand meeting tonight (Thursday) at the home of Vivian Waite; courtesy night tomorrow (Friday) at Huntington Beach; the. Odd Fellows' picnic May 25, at Irvine park with sports events to begin at 10 o'clock in the morning, and Rebekah Assembly at San Francisco next Monday to May 17. Assembly delegates from the local lodge will include Dorothy Heinz, Helen Pannier, Mildred Fitz, Berthyle Reisinger and Clara Burns. Adding to the occasion were artistic arrangements of roses, snapdragons, sweet peas and candles. May poles, dolls, and spring flowers graced the long banquet tables at the high school. Refreshment committee members included Marie Cannon, Bonner; Col. Zincke of fourth regiment patriarch's militant; Col. Nelsen, chief of staff to Major General of the department of California. Mrs. Paul Doyle discussed "A Trip to Boston," Miss Margaret Freeman spoke on "Pioneering in Alaska" and Mrs. S. K. Watters presented "Let's All Be Americans." Representing the Santa Ana Toastmistress club was Mrs. Raymond Young, parliamentary drill chairman. Members of the local group acted as evaluators. Orchids Go To Mrs. Amelia Koch All good things come at once, according to the old saying. At least Mrs. Amelia Koch found it so. On the occasion of her eightyninth birthday anniversary, April 30, she was presented with "orchids to you" honors, by Tom Brenneman on his Breakfast Club hour in Hollywood. As the eldest lady in the studio, she was awarded a black chapeau accented with pink flowers in addition to a gorgeous orchid corsage. With her party she was the honoree of a festive luncheon following the broadcast. This marks the second "orchids and honors" event for Mrs. Koch who was first lady of the Brenneman program last year. She also received many postal congratulations on her anniversary and enjoyed an open house birthday party here last week. Ganahl-Lewis Engagement Told Sparkling diamond, third finger, left hand, revealed the engagement of Miss Nancy Ganahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ganahl of North Clementine street, to John F. Lewis of Whittier, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. (Fayette) Lewis of that city. News of the coming nuptials, August 16, was told at a lovely tea given Announcement ... "MONTE" WEBB IS NOW LOCATED AND GREETING HIS CUSTOMERS AT TIDWELL BARBER SHOP 318 W. Center Street Announcement ... "MONTE" WEBB IS NOW LOCATED AND GREETING HIS CUSTOMERS AT TIDWELL BARBER SHOP 318 W. Center Street Mother Loves Flowers The Loveliest Accompaniment to Your Mother's Day Gift Is a Bouquet of Our Exquisite Flowers FLOWERS Paula 273 E. Center St. Phone 2025 ANAHEIM GAZETTE ES Phone 2206 Day at the Ganahl home for honoree's many friends of this including her classmates from Ford University and former wood high school associates. The two names and date were given upon tiny notes hidden in my nosegays presented to thesis by Barbara Hastings, niece of groom-to-be. The bride-elect, well known in vicinity, attended grade 9s and high school here. I present an employee of an company in Los Angeles, her degree is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley he was an outstanding foot-player. Best Hospital Thanks To Production Corps From the Veteran/Administra-tion hospital, Walla Walla, Wash-ton, came a letter of appreciation to the Anaheim Red Cross quarters for a number of weight jackets created by local production center includ-ing a production corps box read there recently. According to the communique, we went like hot cakes" with gusts for the jackets great in awards. Party thanks for the work accomplished here was expressed by Dine St. John, field director of American Red Cross in veteri-hospitals, and asking that elim workers who kindly do- Ebell Club Burns Mortgage In Impressive Ceremony Monday 'Going up in smoke' was the mortgage of the Anaheim Senior Ebell club, climaxing an impressive program and the culmination of 10 years work; Monday afternoon. Mrs. Harry W. Saulsbery, club president, touched the match to the paper, above a silver bowl held by Miss E. Kate Rea, who headed the building committee. Members of the committee include Mesdames Walter J. Ross, Earl E. Smith, L. Earl Phillips, John W. Wilson, Fred Weisel, Leo J. Friis, Charles E. Harbeson, C. A. Neighbors, Harry B. Pearson, A. P. M. Brown, and William Webb. Boasting of more than 300 members, the organization launched future plans to include a resolution for the erection of an auditorium on the vacant property owned by the club adjacent to the present clubhouse. The proposal was made by Mrs. Tex Middleton. By unanimous ballot, next year's officers were elected with Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner named president; Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, first vice-president; Mrs. Llewelyn E. Wilson, second vice-president; Mrs. Earl Dahlmann, recording secretary; Mrs. Jarry Nutt, corresponding secretary; Mrs. H. P. Tobin, treasurer; Mrs. W. P. Hall, financial secretary; Mrs. Harold Harling, curator; Mrs. Emory Simon, auditor, and Mrs. Tex Middleton, parliamentarian. To serve two years on the board of trustees are Mrs. Ernest Genahl, Mrs. Harry Saulsbery and Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner. Trustees to serve one year terms are Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mrs. Ben Kaulbars and Mrs. August Schumacher. Delegates to represent the local club at the state convention in Coronado beginning May 21, were appointed. They include Mesdames J. F. Guthrie, John Wilson, Joe Van Wagoner, August Schumacher. team from Golden State, Santa Ana, followed the session. They also staged a comedy skit of the Gay Nineties period entitled "The Village Photographer." Delectable refreshments were served during the concluding social hour by Eva Grable. To Compete For SAJC 'Queen' Title Dolores Key of Anaheim will represent the Sisterhood of Spinsters as candidate with three coeds selected by the three other women's service clubs at Santa Ana Junior college to compete for the coveted title of "Dona," queen of the annual Fiesta to be staged Thursday, May 29 on campus. Miss Key was named by the Spinsters during the regular club meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Venice Wetherell, advisor. Primary election is slated for May 19, and the finals will be May 21. St. Michael's Church to Mark 74th Anniversary This Sunday will mark the seventy-fourth milestone in the history of St. Michael's Episcopal church parish. A special service honoring the occasion will be given at 11 o'clock in the morning to be followed by a birthday tea party and kitchen shower that afternoon. Rev John Kimball Saville past Hamann with Janice acting as reader. Raphael's "Madonna Chair" was presented by Paredes, Maria Elena Guadalupe Chavez and Tournat, reader. "Madonna del Gran Raphael was given by Mr Ruiten and Nancy Felmer; "Our Lady of Providence Gaetano was presented byria Navarro and Dolores reader; "Sorrowful Mother tured Elvira Perez and Beninato, reader; Murilla maculate Conception" was preted by Mary Alice M Patricia Coffin and Gloriosa at, co-readers. "Our Lady of Grace" by Nealis was given by Mr Kraemer and Nancy Felmer; "Our Lady of the Ro-Murillo was presented by Velarde, Dennis Lee, Vella Dolores Peltzer. Mary E Caffrey and Mercedes T reader, interpreted "Our Fatima." Special choral arrangement the glee club included the hymn, "Ave! Our Lourdes" by Sister Maurice "Our Lady's Holy Name" national melody attributed Praetorius; "How Pure Frail, How White," trumpet; "Magnificat" by Ian-Grassi, "O Holy Night" by "Ave Maria" by Schubert; "Hail, Queen of Heaven" national melody, "On This Beautiful Mother" by Lam; "Our Lady of Providence" ter Cecilia Clare, S.P.Maria" and "Oh Come and With Me Awhile" by I "Tota Coell" by Mauro-Montani; "Queen of the Rosary," traditional melody "Salve Regina." Gregoria To serve two years on the board of trustees are Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, Mrs. Harry Saulsbery and Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner. Trustees to serve one year terms are Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mrs. Ben Kaulbars and Mrs. August Schumacher. Delegates to represent the local club at the state convention in Coronado beginning May 21, were appointed. They include Mendames J. F. Guthrie, John Wilson, Joe Van Wagoner, August Schumacher and C. A. Neighbors. A congratulatory speech was graciously presented by Mrs. George Wheat of Newport Beach, president of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs, and by Mrs. E. H. Smith of Orange, vice-president of the southern district of the state federation. Highlighting the afternoon program was a recital of madrigals and folk songs interpreted by the California Singers; versatile mixed octette. Tea was served during the concluding social hour. The two long buffet tables were graced with arrangements of pink toned snapdragons, white larkspur and blue delphinium flanked by cupids holding lighted tapers. Presiding at the silver urns were Mrs. William Webb, Miss E. Kate Rea, Mrs. H. W. Saulsbery, and Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner. Royal Neighbors Plan Activities A varied program and active business meeting marked the regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors at K.C. hall Monday evening. Alga Ballenger, presiding. Visitors from Long Beach, Fullerton, Santa Ana were welcomed and Elizabeth Golich of Canton, Ill., was introduced. Candidates were named and voted upon and plans made to attend the courtesy night to be held in Orange. A dress drill by the St. Michael's Church to Mark 74th Anniversary This Sunday will mark the seventy-fourth milestone in the history of St. Michael's Episcopal church parish. A special service honoring the occasion will be given at 11 o'clock in the morning to be followed by a birthday tea party and kitchen shower that afternoon. Rev. John Kimball Saville, pastor, will present an anniversary sermon and the choir will be heard in an anthem. The official opening of the new parish hall will be staged at 4 o'clock. Festivities will be presided over by guest speaker Rev. John Yamasaki, vicar of St. Mary's Mission, Los Angeles. Mrs. Joe Thompson is the general chairman. Marywood Stages Madonna Program Stage lights dimmed as a tableau by Marywood high school presented the impressive annual Madonna Evening at the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse last Friday night at 8:15 o'clock. The opening address was given by Joyce Randall followed by the living picture of "Our Lady of Lourdes" interpreted by Irene Eimers, Dorothy Schultz and Carolyn Tournat, reader. Titian's "presentation of the Virgin" was portrayed by Ednadina Ruiz, Patricia Butler and Reader Clemence Baeyens; "Visitation" featured Mary Florence Snyder, Therese Riley and Oralia Vildosola, reader; and Barocci's "The Holy Night," was given by Mercedes Taylor and Joyce Randall, reader. Ida Leber interpreted "Madonna of the Veil" by Caroli Dolci with Patricia Coffin as reader, and Ferruzzi's "Madonna of the Way" was given by Mary Lou Printing That Is A Credit TO YOU The printed matter that goes out of your offices reflects your standards. We do a good job for you. Stock, ink and design in the modern manner — at moderate cost. Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center St., Anaheim Ph. 2206 Hamann with Janice Kraemer acting as reader. Raphael's "Madonna of the Chair" was presented by Cecilia Paredes, Maria Elena Chavez, Guadalupe Chavez and Carolyn Tournat, reader. "Madonna del Gran Duca" by Raphael was given by Mary Van Ruiten and Nancy Felmar, reader; "Our Lady of Providence" by Gaetano was presented by Virginia Navarro and Dolores Baker, reader; "Sorrowful Mother" featured Elvira Perez and Gloria Beninato, reader; Murillo's "Immaculate Conception" was interpreted by Mary Alice McManus, Patricia Coffin and Gloria Beninato, co-readers. "Our Lady of Grace" by M. M. Nealis was given by Evelyn Kraemer and Nancy Felmar, reader; "Our Lady of the Rosary" by Murillo was presented by Maxine Velarde, Dennis Lee Velarde and Dolores Peltzer. Mary Ellen McCaffrey and Mercedes Taylor, reader, interpreted "Our Lady of Patima." Special choral arrangements by the glee club included the Marian hymn, "Ave! Our Lady of Lourdes" by Sister Maurelia, S.P.; "Our Lady's Holy Name," traditional melody attributed to M. Praetorius; "How Pure, How Trail, How White," traditional melody; "Magnificat" by Gregorian-Grassi; "O Holy Night" by Adam, "Silent Night" by Gruber, Ave Maria" by Schubert-Riegger, Hail, Queen of Heaven," traditional melody, "On This Day, O Beautiful Mother" by Lambillotte; Our Lady of Providence" by Sister Cecilia Clare, S.P.; "Ave Maria" and "Oh Come and Mourn With Me Awhile" by Montani; Tota Coeli" by Mauro-Cottone-Montani; "Queen of the Holy Rosary," traditional melody; and Salve Regina." Gregorian man, Louise LaBadie, Lucille Leal, Marjorie Murman, Rosemary O'Hearn, Priscilla Orman, and Lorraine Owens. Glee club members were as follows: Elena Ames, Lois Baert, Clemence Baeyens, Dolores Baker, La Verne Bashara, Consuelo Benavidez, Juanita Benjestorf, Gloria Beninato, Juanita Bleeker, Patricia Butler, Eva Caldwell, Marie Carlson, Delia Cervantes, Antonia Chavez, Patricia Coffin, Suzanne Cowan, Mary Sue Crosby, Delia Delgado, Marlene De Silva, Mary Ann Disco, Irene Elmers, Norma Francis, Isabel Gamboa, Martha Gonzalez, Georgia Anne Grupe, Janice Halsten, Iris Harbert, Barbara L. Hathorn, Mary C. Helfrich, Margaret Hernandez, Marlene Hooser, Patricia Hooser, Delia Ibarra. Carmen Jimenez, Dolores Jimenez, Catherine Kilian, Janet King, Patricia Kinney, Barbara Kofmehl, Yvonne Knappman, Evelyn Kraemer, Lucille Laporte, Joyce Markel, Kay McDowell, Loretta Miller, Florence Molle, Gertrude Molle, Elvera Navarro, Anna Nora, Patricia O'Rourke, Cecilia Paredes, Qolores Peltzer, Laura Pena, Dorothea Plunkett, Joyce Randall, Therese Riley, Barbara Ross, Mary Royals, Ednadina Ruiz, Madeline Sanders, Beverly Scarborough, Marilyn Schultz, Marian Seeley, Beverly Shultz, Carole Smith, Berta Soldi, Jenne Soule, Mary Florence Snyder, Louise Sutch, Carolyn Tournat, Ruth Tyler, Kathryn Van Ruiten, Mary Van Ruiten, Esther Vargas, Maxine Velarde, Oralia Vildosola, and Hortensia Villa-senor. Gosch-Davidson Betrothal Told The engagement of Betty June Gosch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Gosch of 3900 Gaviota street, Long Beach, to George William Davidson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davidson of 550 South Illinois street, this city, was revealed this week. 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