anaheim-gazette 1947-08-21

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES Sharon Jones, the flower girl, was clad in a frock of pink satin fashioned identically with that of the bride. Serving as best man was John Bruce. Don Bower and Jerry Franks were the ushers. More than 200 close friends and relatives gathered for the reception immediately following the ceremony in the garden. The bride's mother, Mrs. Moore, chose a pink formal and an orchid corsage for the occasion. Mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Wilson, was attired in a brown formal and had a corsage of pink roses. Assisting with the reception arrangements were Miss Kay Wilson and Mrs. Pauline Boyd. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their five tiered pink-iced cake, the newlyweds left for a nine-day honeymoon trip to San Francisco and Yosemite. For traveling the bride chose a gray suit accented with black accessories and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet. The bride, well known in this vicinity, is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school. Her bridegroom, who served in the Navy during the recent war, is also a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and attended Santa Ana Junior college. He will be a student in Woodbury's college this fall. The couple will reside in Pasadena upon their return. Glamour Keynotes Fall Fashions ing a pencil-line profile. Wide lapels that make a bid for attractive costume jewelry and fish tail jackets individualize others. Gabardines, fine wools, twills, men's worsteds and English tweeds predominate. Blouses sheer as a summer breeze are remaining popular for campus, office or street wear. Sequins add a sparkle of interest to evening and formal styles. Skirts are narrow, many softly draped, while others are sheath-like. Yards and yards of net, marquisette or lace are created into other gowns which retain a casual old-world loveliness. For the first time since the recent war, a panorama of pallet-fresh colors have found expression in milady's footwear for all occasions. Enchantment of the South Seas, Mexico and South America echoes in gay patio wear. These bright shades, striking combinations and artistic designs have a counterpart in wide belts, some of metal, and modernistic costume jewelry in gold and silver. Glynelle Beat, Thomas McGuire Wedding Friday Before an altar decorated with tall baskets of white gladioli and larkspur, and lighted cathedral candelabra, flanked by potted palms, Miss Glynelle Mae Beat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Beat, 112 South Kroeger street, Anaheim, and Thomas David McGuire, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. McGuire of Route 2, Box 170-A, Lincoln road, Anaheim, plighted their troth Friday evening at 8 o'clock, in the Bethel Baptist church of this city, the Rev. P. G. Neumann, pastor of the church, reading the double-ring formal ceremony. Price of Downey, who wore her wedding. Cousin of the bride, Mrs. Stuhaan, was the matron of his Attired in a pink taffeta fashioned with a sweetheart line, puff sleeves and full style skirt, she carried a box of blue delphinium surround pink Rapture roses. A short length veil cascaded from Juliet cap of pink net. Bride's maids included Misses Charme Zedaker, L Graham and Ruth Mabs weighed of blue taffeta fashioned identically with that of the man of honor. They had Juliet care matching net with shoulder locks veils and carried colonial quets of pink sweet peas. Linda Lee Backus, cousin of bride, was the flower girl. Pink taffeta gown was accented with a bustle and was lace fitted. A froth of pink net gown her hair. Serving as best man wasrence McGuire, brother of bridegroom. Ushers included sell Townsend, Bob Benson Howard Stansbery, cousin of bridegroom. Preceding the ceremony, etta Franzen, nuptial soloist terpreted "The Lord's Prayer" and "I Love You Truly" accompanied by Esther Leuschner, el Baptist church organist, also played the traditional ding marches. Immediately following the mony more than 300 close friends and friends gathered for reception in the church. Assisted with the hostess duties were Mildred Essary, Mrs. Bonnie Erries, Mrs. Doris Vert and Marceline Corliss, all attire formals. Charlene Walker w charge of the guest book. Mother of the bride, Mrs. chose a blue dress and black cessories accented with a collar. Glamour Keynotes Fall Fashions Finding a new media in the round shoulder line and swathed skirt, dramatic side bow and flounce effects, glamorous autumn fashions are being displayed now in smart dress shop windows. Nylon fabrics in vibrant shades including bronze, heather, forest, warm browns, nile and wonderful deep rose and wine tones are evident. A strong Parisian flavor is apparent in dramatic black sheers, and figure-flattering draped gowns often accented with a huge side bow or flounce in contrasting or matching material. Suits are both dramatic and classic with the longer skirt giving IDEAL FOR SCHOOL 8189 As seen in Mademoiselle and Charm DORIS DODSON'S Golden Rule Days—Plaid-plus-solid formula for making a one-piece dress look like two! Brass buttons on DORIS DODSON'S exclusive rayon-and-wool plaid. Green, red, blue, white fronted in red; or black, red, copper, white fronted in copper. Sizes 9 to 15. $14.95. Lauretta Dress Shop Anaheim, California 116 W. Center Street Phone 3907 ANAHEIM GAZETTE The bride of Downey, who wore it at her wedding, husband of the bride, Mrs. Ruth Hamman, was the matron of honor. Bride in a pink taffeta gown dressed with a sweetheart necklace, puff sleeves and full hoop skirt, she carried a bouquet of blue delphinium surrounding her Rapture roses. A shoulder-thigh cascaded from her net cap of pink net. Bride's maids included theoses Charme Zedaker, Dickie Sham and Ruth Mabs wearing dresses of blue taffeta fashioned artistically with that of the matron of honor. They had Juliet caps of ching net with shoulder length ties and carried colonial bows of pink sweet peas. Linda Lee Backus, cousin of the bride, was the flower girl. Her taffeta gown was accented with a bustle and was lace trimmed. A froth of pink net graced hair. Serving as best man was Lawrie McGuire, brother of the bride. Ushers included Rus Townsend, Bob Benson and David Stansbery, cousin of the bride. Preceding the ceremony, Lorraine Franzen, nuptial soloist, interred "The Lord's Prayer" "I Love You Truly" accompanied by Esther Leuschner, Beth Baptist church organist, who played the traditional Wedding marches. Immediately following the ceremony more than 300 close relatives and friends gathered for the option in the church. Assisting in the hostess duties were Mrs. Alfred Essary, Mrs. Bonnie Domingo, Mrs. Doris Vert and Miss Jaceline Corliss, all attired in suits. Charlene Walker was in charge of the guest book. Bride of the bride, Mrs. Beat, was a blue dress and black accories accented with a corsage by the Santa Fe Drilling Company. He is a graduate of River-side high school and served with the armed forces. Marie Kuipers, Warren Heckman Nuptials Read In a double-ring ceremony Miss Marie J. Kuipers, 519 East Chartres street, Anaheim, daughter of Mrs. C. F. Kuipers of 189 Purchase street, Rye, New York, became the bride of Warren C. Heckman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Heckman, 519 East Chartres street, Anaheim, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, in St. Boniface Catholic church, Father James Gallagher, reciting the nuptial Mass. The young couple repeated their marriage vows before an altar decorated with white flowers, lighted cathedral candelabra and flanked by potted palms. White bows marked the pews. The bride wore a gown of white Mousseliene de Soisse trimmed with hand-made lace. Three Hawaiian orchids blended with bouvardia and satin streamers graced her white Bible. Mrs. W. L. Schutz was the matron of honor. She wore a gown of white net and carried a colonial nosegay bouquet of pink carnations and lavender sweetpeas. Her head dress was of white net. Charlene Schutz was the flower girl clad in a white net frock fashioned identically to that of the matron of honor. Harry Heckman was the best man. The ring bearer was Dennis Chance. Ushers included Tommy Field and Robert Spielman, both of Anaheim. Nuptial soloist was Alfred Georges who interpreted "Ave Marie" and "On This Day, Oh Beautiful Mother" accompanied by Mrs. E. F. Ertelt schunked the coffee; Miss Mary Byrne served punch, and Miss Virginia Boyd of Brea presided over the guest book. The newlywed left for a honeymoon trip to Yosemite. For traveling the bride chose a blue-gray gabardine suit and gray and white accessories. A graduate of Rye high school, Rye, New York, the bride is an alumnus of Berkeley Secretarial college, New York City. Her bride-groom, an alumni of Anaheim Union high school, is attending the University of California at Berkeley. He is a former ensign in the United States Navy. Upon their return they will reside in Berkeley. Out of town guests attending the ceremony included Mr. and Mrs. William Spencer of San Mateo; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rohl of San Francisco, brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. H. H. Heckman; Gene Van Flett of San Francisco, and Mr. and Mrs. George B. Heckman of Elsinore. Class Celebrates Three Birthdays Three birthdays were celebrated during the annual anniversary picnic of the S. C. Hartranft Sunday school class of the First Presbyterian church, Anaheim, in the city park Tuesday. Those honored were S. C. Hartranft on the occasion of his eighty-eighth birthday that day, Dr. J. S. Scott who was 81 August 10 and W. J. Ellott who marked his eighty-first anniversary August 2. A guest, Dr. John R. Scott of Texas, Dr. J. S. Scott's brother, will celebrate his eighty-fifth birthday this month also, it was disclosed. Climaxing a delicious picnic dinner, all three honorees gathered around a huge white-frosted chocolate birthday cake topped with lighted candles and follow... immediately following the ceremony more than 300 close relatives and friends gathered for the occasion in the church. Assisting in the hostess duties were Mrs. Alfred Essary, Mrs. Bonnie Domino, Mrs. Doris Vert and Miss Celine Corliss, all attired inmals. Charlene Walker was in charge of the guest book. mother of the bride, Mrs. Beat, gave a blue dress and black accories accented with a corsage white tube roses. The bride's mother, Mrs. McGuire, attired in a two-piece black trimmed with sequins, worn on black accessories and a coral of King Faro carnations. After cutting and sharing the piece of their five tiered wedding cake, the young couple left a short honeymoon trip to unclosed destination. Upon their return they will reside in Anahua. The bride, a graduate of Anahua Union high school, class of 1945, attended Fullerton Junior College, and has been associated with the Bank of America, this Her bridegroom is employed lene Schutz was the flower girl clad in a white net frock fashioned identically to that of the matron of honor. Harry Heckman was the best man. The ring bearer was Dennis Chance. Ushers included Tommy Field and Robert Spielman, both of Anaheim. Nuptial soloist was Alfred Georges who interpreted "Ave Marie" and "On This Day, Oh Beautiful Mother" accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust, church organist. More than 100 relatives and friends were greeted in the church hall immediately following the ceremony. For the occasion Mrs. Heckman, mother of the groom, chose a blue silk dress accented with black accessories. Mrs. Kuipers, the bride's mother, was attired in a blue print dress and gray accessories. Both mothers had corsages of gardenias and carnations. The reception was held in the beautiful garden of Capilla de San Antonio. Mrs. J. Woods of Long Beach cut the cake after the young couple shared the first piece; Mrs. W. Wheeler of Garden Grove occasion of his eighty-eighth birthday that day, Dr. J. S. Scott who was 81 August 10 and W. J. Ellott who marked his eighty-first anniversary August 2. A guest, Dr. John R. Scott of Texas, Dr. J. S. Scott's brother, will celebrate his eighty-fifth birthday this month also, it was disclosed. Climaxing a delicious picnic dinner, all three honorees gathered around a huge white-frosted chocolate birthday cake topped with lighted candles and following age-old custom the three in unison blew out the candles. Each received a comic birthday card from the group. Those attending included Mrs. Fahnie Goddard and her daughter Mrs. Mignonne Stanwood and grandson Mark, of St. Helens, Oregon; Dr. John R. Scott of Texas; Mrs. Pamela Mills, Mrs. Ethel Shulz, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Patrick and Mrs. Peggy Wildman and children, Jary and Jacky, the Hartranfts daughter and grandchildren. The Associated Press was formed in 1848 and was composed of seven New York City papers. ELECTRIC COOKING HAS EVERYTHING Cool Your kitchen doesn't raise a temperature when you cook electrically. Your electric range concentrates the heat where it belongs...under your pans—in your oven! Snap it on—it's hot! Snap it off—it's cool! Clean Even white kitchen curtains keep their crisp, dainty look when you cook electrically! Your kitchen will be as immaculate and inviting as any room in your house...because an electric range is clean as sunshine! PHONE 2113 ASK FOR MR. EMMETT FURR MGR. 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Committee chairmen named include Carrie Lou Sutherland, program coordinator; Helen Kaulbars, by-laws; Dorothy Bowe, classification; Gertrude Hagerty, extension and membership; Thelma Silzle, finance; Margaret Wright, publicity; Doris Desch, education; Frances Dehlsen, international; Ruth Phelps, non-partisan and public affairs; Edith Holsinger, vocational information, and Carmen Lizarraga and Dorothy Parker, decorations. Altrusa chapter project for the year and special programs were discussed. A vote on program outline will be taken at the next meeting it was announced. The group will meet at the home of Frances Dehlsen, 703 North Zeyn street, September 2. Enjoy Scenic Mexico Trip Flying 400 miles south of the border down the Gulf of Mexico were Pilot Jack Gregg and his passenger, Carl Luebkemen, traveling in Gregg's Cessna. Leaving the field at Fullerton early last Thursday, the duo crossed the border at Tucson, Arizona. They stopped in Nogales, then Hermacill and spent two days in La Paz on the tip of the peninsula, Baja, California. Their first night was spent in Guaymas. Two days were enjoyed in Obergon, 400 miles below the border on the Baja California gulf. There, assisted by a rented motor boat and heavy tackle, they nabbed two sailfish. Luebkemen's specimen tipped the scales at 172 pounds, and Gregg's weighed 168 pounds. A 30 inch by 14 inch land turle shell, well polished, was brought home by Gregg as a souvenir. Rumor has it that his mother, Mrs. Calvin Gregg, plans to make a sewing basket out of it. Complete Classes In Swimming At AUHS Plunge Beginners, intermediate, swimmers and advanced swimmers certificates were issued to students enrolled in classes taught by Irwin North, Jr., water safety instructor, who is employed by the Anaheim chapter of the American Red Cross, in the Anaheim Union high school pool. The certificates were presented last week. Those receiving advanced swimmers cards included Kathleen Brunet, Anna Lou Daly, Mary Jean Bushman and Alberta Simeon. Swimmers certificates were given to Beverly Buckner, Margaret Cain, Anna Lou Daly, Dick Grover, Al Heiden, Barbara Horn, Paul Grover, Jim Kersten, Melton Peters, Rose Mary Poyet, Nancy Seekins, Shirley Seekins, Mrs. Florence Winters and Darlene Fitz. Completing the intermediate swimmers course were Melton Peters, Betty Jo Simons, Kent Ralston, Richard Roehm, Catherine Peltzer, Patty Stamm, Jack Wilmore, Kathleen Brunet, Beverly Buckner, Mary Jean Bushman, Margaret Cain, Joe Critchfield, Anna Lou Daly, Ann Fabian, Gary Mattoon, Evelyn Pelle, Nancy Seekins, Shirley Seekins, Alberta Simeon, Bonne Van Delden, Mrs. Florence Winters, Carole Bush- PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 5 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS MAN WANTED For Repairing, Servicing and Delivering of Singer Sewing Equipment. Must Have Car Contact Singer Sewing Center 170 W. 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