anaheim-gazette 1947-11-20

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Margaret Sulzer, Frank Braddock Plight Troth in St. Boniface Church Radiant in white satin, Miss Margaret Frieda Sulzer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Kissling, 1731 North Pioneer boulevard, Norwalk, became the bride of Frank A. Braddock, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Braddock, Sr., of 619 North Clementine street, Anaheim, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in semi-formal rites solemnized in the sanctuary of St. Boniface Catholic church of this city, with Rev. Father Henry Gross, assisted by Father James Gallagher, reciting the nuptial mass for the double-ring ceremony. The young couple plighted their troth before an all white altar arranged with fall blossoms, potted palms and lighted cathedral candelabra. White satin ribbons marked the pews. Enhancing the bride's loveliness was the modish styling of her gown. The drop shoulder line was accented with a lace flounce and contrasted with the fitted bodice and full skirt. Her finger-tip length veil cascaded from a coronet of matching lace. Given in marriage by her stepfather, W. A. Kissling, the bride carried a bouquet of white carnations, bouvardia and satin ribbon surrounding a removable orchid corsage. Lawrence Braddock. Ushers included Norbert Eimers, John Harpster, Dean Narath and Albert Sulzer, brother of the bride. Preceding the ceremony, William Fackiner of Anaheim, nuptial soloist, sang "Panis Angelicus" by Franc and "The Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust at the organ, who also played the traditional wedding marches. More than 300 friends and relatives greeted the newlyweds in the church hall immediately following the ceremony. Mother of the bride, Mrs. Kissling, chose a brown ensemble and brown accessories. Mrs. Braddock, the bridegroom's mother, was attired in a plum colored dress accented with black accessories. Both mothers had corsages of Vanda orchids. At 3:30 o'clock that afternoon, guests gathered in the Norwalk were encircled by the ring of yellow flowers. The newlyweds were seated at the center table with the main honor, Miss Hand, and the man, Larry Braddock, who acted as master of ceremonies for entertainment program. A delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed by the group. Appearing on the stage during the dinner hour was the "A Dube Trio" who interpreted blue ground music. The accordionist came a minstrel, playing solos accompanying the bridal court rendition of "Let Me Call Sweetheart." Miss Hand, the maid of honour caught the traditional wedding bouquet thrown by the bride's brother, Albert Sulzer became the proud possessor of "blue garter" thrown by her bridegroom. Closing selection, concluding reception, was "Margie," played by honor of the new Mrs. Braddock. For travelling the bride worked black skirt accented with a gold jacket trimmed in sequins and black French beret and purse. The orchid corsage from her wedding bouquet graced her lapel. The bride is a graduate of Celsior Union high school and been associated with a radio advertising company in Los Angeles. Her bridegroom, affiliated with his father in the Plymouth-DeSoto agency in Fullerton for two years, enlisted in the C.C.Guard in 1941. He was stationed in Wilmington for a year of training and served overseas in Aleutian Islands for two years. The newlyweds left for a week honeymoon trip to San Barbara, San Francisco and Riverside Upon their return they will re- was the modish styling of her gown. The drop shoulder line was accented with a lace flounce and contrasted with the fitted bodice and full skirt. Her finger-tip length veil cascaded from a coronet of matching lace. Given in marriage by her stepfather, W. A. Kissling, the bride carried a bouquet of white carnations, bouvardia and satin ribbon surrounding a removable orchid corsage. Maid of honor was Miss Barbara Hand. Attired in a gown of gold faille, she carried a bouquet of deep rust chrysanthemums. Other attendants to the bride included Mrs. Ella Sulzer and Miss Rosemary Kundig. Both wore identical gowns of peacock blue faille and carried bouquets of gold chrysanthemums. Miss Rosalie Sulzer was the flower girl. She was attired in a frock of pastel aqua. Serving as best man was David More than 300 friends and relatives greeted the newlyweds in the church hall immediately following the ceremony. Mother of the bride, Mrs. Kissling, chose a brown ensemble and brown accessories. Mrs. Braddock, the bride-groom's mother, was attired in a plum colored dress accented with black accessories. Both mothers had corsages of Vanda orchids. At 3:30 o'clock that afternoon, guests gathered in the Norwalk Woman's club for a reception. Upon entering the club, the wedding party received hearty congratulations from many relatives and friends. A three-tiered wedding cake, created by a native Swiss baker, who decorated it after the Swiss custom of using the "Edelweiss," state flower, to circle the top tier, highlighted the table of honor. A miniature bride and groom, tipping the culinary masterpiece, THANKSGIVING AND HOLIDAY TREATS ... ESPECIALLY FOR YOU! FRESH DATES FRUIT CAKES Rolled Coconut DATES Fruit Cake Mix - Dried Fruit, Nuts, If You Wish to Bake Your Own. "Bill Bakers" Soya Bread, Cookies, Cereal, Pancake and Waffle Mix JUMBO DRIED FRUIT IN GIFT BOXES PACIFIC HEALTH FOOD STORE Her bridegroom, affiliated with his father in the Plymouth-DeSoto agency in Fullerton for the two years, enlisted in the Coast Guard in 1941. He was stationed in Wilmington for a year of training and served overseas in Aleutian Islands for two years. The newlyweds left for a week honeymoon trip to San Barbara, San Francisco and Reno. Upon their return they will reside at 236 East Wilshire avenue, Reno. Pre-nuptial courtesies include a linen shower given by Mrs. F. Braddock and Miss Frances Braddock, October 3, at the bride-groom's family home in Anaheim. Rehearsing With Opera Company Now rehearsing for roles in Traviata" and "The Barber of ville" are Miss Edith Browne and Albert M. Cranston, both of Anaheim-Fullerton vicinity in near future. Maestro Mimi Canella is the impressario, Camachio de la Vega, director. Mondays and Fridays Mr. Browne is rehearsing the role "Flora," in English, as the soprano lead in the comedy "La Traviata" to be presented in the original Italian. For "The Barber of ville" she is learning the role "Bertha," the maid. A student of Cranston, Mr. Browne is also understudying leading feminine roles on the association billing of the 1947 opera season. Cranston will interpret heavy basso role of "Basilo" "The Barber of Seville." Artesia Church To Stage Big Benefit Bazaar Plans for an all-day bazaar are barbecued beef dinner, to be held under the auspices of the All Society of the Holy Family church of Artesia next Saturday and Sunday, are being rapidly completed. Father Patrick O'Conner, pastor and Mrs. John C. Sullivan, bazaar chairman, stated today. They joined in inviting all Orange county citizens to attend the event at D.E.S. hall, Twelfth and Vine streets, Artesia. Festivities will begin with Fruit Cake Mix - Dried Fruit, Nuts, If You Wish to Bake Your Own. "Bill Bakers" Soya Bread, Cookies, Cereal, Pancake and Waffle Mix JUMBO DRIED FRUIT IN GIFT BOXES PACIFIC HEALTH FOOD STORE F. NORTHRUP 228 E. CENTER ST. THE CHILDREN'S SHOP 721 N: Los Angeles St. Anaheim 4271 If You're Playing Santa to your favorite youngster, this is a most cordial invitation to start from "Gift Headquarters"... Loads of "giveables" to wear and to play with—guaranteed to make you the favorite Saint Nick on Christmas Morn. Christmas Shopping Hours Open Saturday evening through Nov. and Dec. Monday, December 1st, Open Until 8:00 P.M. December 13 through 23 open every evening Closed 5:30 Christmas Eve FREE PARKING ANAHEIM GAZETTE Saturday Concert Fortunio Bonanova, opera, stage and screen singer and actor, will be presented in concert Saturday night at 8:30 o'clock in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium by Mary Bran of Los Angeles. A sound motion picture in color of the Spanish baritone will be featured in addition to his personal appearance. In a recent program, Bonanova appeared as guest soloist with full symphony orchestra at the Pan-American Bowl in Mexico City. a motion picture show that afternoon. Refreshments and free door prizes will also be distributed during the two gala days. Many booths, gaily decorated in Thanksgiving colors, will add to the bright holiday mood. Beautiful hand-work, a country store, culinary delicacies and an array of gifts and toys will be among Farewell Party Honors Miss Lia Bertrand Monday Miss Lia Bertrand was the honoree of a surprise party given as a friendly farewell gesture by Misses Wanda Chambers and Margaret Garrett in the F. S. Garrett home, 127 West Valencia street. Monday evening. Miss Bertrand will leave Sunday for San Francisco where she will reside with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bertrand, formerly of Anaheim. Since last July, the honored guest has made her home with the Garrets'. Well known in Anaheim, she attended Fullerton Junior college and, until recently, has been associated with the local branch of the Bank of America. She is an active member of Los Miguelitos, young people's group of St. Michael's Episcopal church of this city. Enjoying delectable refreshments and conversation, in addition to the honored guest and the co-hostesses, were Edna Wheat, Alberta Bauman, Kathleen Austin and Florence Braunlich. Unable to attend but sending best wishes were Charlene Jaggers, Betty Red and Betty Reimer. Organize Fuchsia Society Branch The Garden Grove branch of the National Fuchsia Society of America, held its initial meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Garden Grove Women's club. A representative group of members from throughout the county attended the session. Purpose of the meeting was to organize a branch of the society in each district of Orange county. Noted Pianist Speaks Before Kiwanis Club Dorothy Simpson Smith nationally known concert was one of the guest speeches the regular luncheon meet the Anaheim Kiwanis club day noon in the Elks club will be guest soloist with Ange County Philharmonic phony orchestra November the high school auditorium. Introduced by Jackie season program chairman talented group of Orange musicians who are direct Miss Norma L. Perkins of Miss Smith congratulated wanis club on their sponsorship the orchestra. Presiding over the business was Norbert Faesser dent, who welcomed the born artist. "I feel that this symphonic chestra offers an exceptionality to young music improve their technique and invaluable experience playings of professional Miss Smith stated. "Although I have plenty many groups both on the coast and in Europe, never have I enjoyed the assists with an organization so much Miss Smith, who resides Whittier, when not on tours; will play Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto" as solo with orchestral accents, during the premier concert of the Orange County phony beginning at 8:15 o'clock. "Youth leaders and juveniles thorities agree," the speaker marked during the luncheon. Associated with a radio advertising company in Los Angeles. Bridegroom, affiliated with mother in the Plymouth-DeSoto city in Fullerton for the past years, enlisted in the Coast Guard in 1941. He was stationed in Wilmington for a year of training and served overseas in the Indian Islands for two years. Newlyweds left for a one-honeymoon trip to Santa Ana, San Francisco and Reno. Their return they will reside in East Wilshire avenue, Fullerton. A motion picture show that afternoon. Refreshments and free door prizes will also be distributed during the two gala days. Many booths, gaily decorated in Thanksgiving colors, will add to the bright holiday mood. Beautiful hand-work, a country store, culinary delicacies and an array of gifts and toys will be among the panorama of wares displayed. Special booths will be a hot dog booth, a well-stocked "fish pond" and a candy booth. Outdoor booths will feature games of skill. A free dance and entertainment are scheduled to headline Saturday evening's program. Sunday, a barbecued beef dinner will be served from noon to 9 o'clock that night. The bazaar festival will be climaxed by the distribution of grand prizes donated by Artesia and Bellflower merchants. A television set, home freezing unit, washing machine, wrist watch and two radios will be given to lucky winners. All proceeds from the two-day bazaar will go to the building fund of Our Lady of Fatima school and social center, for which ground is to be broken in the near future. The fund goal is $10,000 or more, members of the altar society disclosed. Name Beta Sigma Phi Sponsor In an impressive candlelight ceremony, Mrs. H. M. Peterson was installed as sponsor of the Anaheim chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Monday evening at Cary's restaurant in Santa Ana. Miss Helen Sharp officiated for the affair and cordially welcomed members during the dinner meeting. She was assisted by Mildred Mauerhan. Talisman roses, the sorority flower, were arranged on the long banquet table. Guest enjoying the event was Audrey Vail of Fullerton. Members present included Dorothy Gerlech, DeEtt Hopkins, Bessie Frey, Alice Myers, Josephine Chance; Anna Claire Mauerhan, Mildred Mauerhan, Gretchen Varner, Irene Holland, Eloise Smith, Louise Miller, Helen Sharp, Laura Porter, and Mrs. H. M. Peterson, sponsor. The next meeting will be Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the coast and in Europe, never have I enjoyed the asses with an organization so much. Miss Smith, who resides Whittier, when not on tours, will play Beecher "Third Piano Concerto" as solo with orchestral accents, during the premier concert of the Orange County phony beginning at 8:15 o'clock. "Youth leaders and juvenile thorities agree," the speaker marked during the luncheon program, "that records carry dence of juvenile delinquency among youngsters affiliated with a musical organization such Orange County Youth Symphony Orchestra." W. E. Elieson, of the States department of Coat at Los Angeles, discussed the news outlook for the United States county, Los Angeles area for He was introduced by Frank Logg, program chairman. Future trends in the world and their significant connection with condition year were graphically excerpted by the commerce expert. Production of 10-octane gasoline gave the Allies a advantage in fuel quality quantity over Germany and... SHOP Anaheim 4271 ing Santa youngster, this invitation to headquarters"... r and to play with— the favorite Saint Nick ping Hours through Nov. and Dec. en Until 8:00 P. M. open every evening stmas Eve vities will begin with a man's bazaar at 11 o'clock day morning. A collie puppy bicycle will be given away lucky youngsters following Members present included Dorothy Gerlech, DeEtt Hopkins, Bessie Frey, Alice Myers, Josephine Chance; Anna Claire Mauerhan, Mildred Mauerhan, Gretchen Varner, Irene Holland, Eloise Smith, Louise Miller, Helen Sharp, Laura Porter, and Mrs. H. M. Peterson, sponsor. The next meeting will be Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Louise Miller on East Santa Ana street. White Temple Class to Have Tea and Bazaar The Fidelis class of the White Temple Methodist church have planned a most entertaining tea and bazaar next Tuesday in the church basement. An entertaining musical program will be given. Money derived from this event will be used for the relief of Chinese orphans. The public is cordially invited to attend and help in this work. On Wednesday, November 26, members of White Temple church will gather at the First Presbyterian church for union Thanksgiving services. HAVE BABY BOY Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Milbourne of 6372 Orange street, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby son, Monday. The newcomer arrived at St. Joseph hospital, Orange, weighing 10 pounds, four and one-half ounces. HAVE BABY GIRL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patin of 824 North Olive street, are the proud parents of a baby daughter who arrived Monday at the Anaheim hospital, tipping the scales at seven pounds and seven ounces. About 18 per cent of Americans are engaged in farming. SPUN RAYONS and DRESS CREPES For inexpensive dresses, choose from these smart dots, plaids and baby checks, also floral designs on dark grounds. A yard ... $1.00 and $1.25 Noted Pianist Speaks Before Kiwanis Club Dorothy Simpson Smith, internationally known concert pianist, was one of the guest speakers at the regular luncheon meeting of the Anaheim Kiwanis club Tuesday noon in the Elks club. She will be guest soloist with the Orange County Philharmonic Symphony orchestra November 29, in the high school auditorium here. Introduced by Jackie Tatum, season program chairman for the talented group of Orange county musicians who are directed by Miss Norma L. Perkins of Orange, Miss Smith congratulated the Kiwanis club on their sponsorship of the orchestra. Presiding over the business session was Norbert Faessel, president, who welcomed the Indianborn artist. "I feel that this symphony orchestra offers an exceptional opportunity to young musicians to improve their technique and gain valuable experience playing sections of professional caliber," Miss Smith stated. "Although I have pltyed with many groups both on the east coast and in Europe, never before have I enjoyed the association with an organization so much." Miss Smith, who resides in Whittier, when not on concert tours, will play Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto" as a piano solo with orchestral accompaniment, during the premier fall concert of the Orange County Symphony beginning at 8:15 o'clock. "Youth leaders and juvenile authorities agree," the speaker remarked during the luncheon pro- LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Robert Wilson Gaerte of Orange and Josephine Ellen Karrick of Anaheim, Monday, at the county court house in Santa Ana. PLAN TO WED Applying for a marriage license were Charles Green Hankins and Vivian N. Hankins both of Buena Park last Monday at the county court house in Santa Ana. OBTAIN MARRIAGE LICENSE Applying for a marriage license were Marcos Arellano Velazquez and Sue Lopez, both of Anaheim, Tuesday, at the county court house in Santa Ana. Tung oil, used for paints, comes from a tree which is native to China. 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 Street Phone Anaheim 4304 Anaheim Union High School Aud. 811 W. Center St. Sat. Eve., Nov. 22 8:30 P.M. 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