anaheim-gazette 1947-12-18

SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 2) McFee; Mrs. Miner was reelected teacher and Mrs. J. W. Daughtery, the assistant teacher. At the next class party to be held at the church in January, the secret pals will be revealed to the members. Beta Sigma Phi Members Have Holiday Party Tau chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Dora Pearson at 630 North Clementine street with Dorothy Gerlech the hostess assisted by Irene Holland and Alice Myers. When the guests had assembled, a delectable dessert course of Christmas sandwiches, olives and hot spiced cider was served. Decorations in the Christmas motif were used in the nut cups filled with candy and nuts and in the other appointments used. The president, Helen Sharp, presided during a short business session. The balance of the evening was spent enjoying a holiday party. The center of attraction was a very large Christmas tree decorated with lights and many tree baubles. At the base a beautiful effect was obtained by using pine cones on a bed of snow. The centerpiece on the dessert table was a silver platter centered with double poinsettias and round silver and red ornaments arranged around the edge of the platter. A large white candle tied with red satin ribbon bows and red and silver ornaments with holly formed the mantle decoration. The secret sisters for the past year were revealed and a gift ex- The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Dorothea Schutz, 602 North Zeyn street, on January 12. Fullerton O.E.S. Seats Officers At Installation Marking the beginning of a new year of work, members of Fullerton Order of Eastern Star, Ami Tai Chapter No. 405, held public installation at the Masonic Temple on a recent Wednesday evening. Included in the officers installed were a number of Anaheim ladies who are members of Ami Tai chapter. Members of the installing staff were Mistress of Ceremonies, Rosella Rudd; Worthy Matron; Marlan Birnie; Worthy Patron, John R. Collins; Installing Marshals, Rosalle Williams and Esther Parker; Installing Chaplain, Jeanette Blattner; Installing Organist, Josephine Alexander; Installing Officers, Ina Liles, D.G.M., and Henry Rudd; presentation of the Holy Bible by Johnny Mayfield. The flag was presented by Malcolm Parker followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and singing of "God Bless America." The entrance of the officers-elect was led by the Past Grand Matrons and Patrons followed by the present Grand Matrons. Next came the Past Grand elective officers, the Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons of 1947 and last but not least the Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Ami Tai Chapter. The ceremony of installation was opened with a prayer and the obligation of the order. In impressive rites the officers were installed in the order of their offices, these being; Worthy Matron, Eberle; Worthy Patron, Schafer; Associate Matron, Marley; Associate Patron, John Marley; Secretary, Stella Schreiber; Treasurer, Clara Belle Roussel Conductress, Mildred Read; Associate Conductress, Schafer. "Bless This House" was read by Gordon Drew and accompanied by Marian Hill. The Chaplain installed Leah Stoneburner; Marshal, Lion Birnie; Warden, Polly Curry and Sentinel, Edward Double. The appointive officers Adah, Shirley Kohlenberger; Blanche Green; Esther, Jeanne McConnell; Martha, Velma Nielsen and Electa, Lura Scovil. Gordon Drew next sang "of Love" and was again accompanied by Marian Hill. The clamation was read and was allowed by the closing of the house as conducted by Ferne Marlin. Worthy Matrons and Patrons of 1948 were present at the assemblage. Old fashioned bouquets of sweet peas, pink carnations, daisies, tied with pink blue ribbon in streamer were carried by the new office and further carried out the tide of the colors for the new each officer was gowned in shades. Ushers for the ceremony Jack Birnie, Lawrence Tang and Charles Scovil. Additional appointive officers: Flag Bearer, Charlie Sibley Bible Bearer, Prompter, Rudd; substitute officers, Parker, and Rosalie Williams hostesses for next year are Matrons and Past Patrons. The examining committee baubles. At the base a beautiful effect was obtained by using pine cones on a bed of snow. The centerpiece on the dessert table was a silver platter centered with double poinsettias and round silver and red ornaments arranged around the edge of the platter. A large white candle tied with red satin ribbon bows and red and silver ornaments with holly formed the mantle decoration. The secret sisters for the past year were revealed and a gift exchange was held. Names for the next year were drawn: A discussion of the Southern California Council breakfast to be held at Fullerton City hall on January 18 was one point of business. Hostesses for this meeting will be members of the tri-city council of Orange county. Present for the holiday meeting were Mrs. Pearson, Irene Holland, Anna Claire Mauerhan, Mildred Mauerhan, Helen Sharp, Dorothea Schutz, Laura Porter, Louise Miller, Gretchen Varner, Eloise Smith, Myrtle Peterson, Alice Myers, Josephine LaRue, Myrtle Boney, Dorothy Gerlech, Bessie Frey and Beulah Hineman. This gift certificate is good in ANY store. certificate is good in ANY store A Bank of America money order is always a welcome gift. Available at every Bank of America branch for only 15¢. Solve gift problems this easy way. With every money order you receive a colorful Christmas envelope. Bank of America NATIONAL JEWELRY ASSOCIATION California's Statewide Bank Bur-Mil Rayon Crepe GOWN Lavishly lace-trimmed multifilament rayon crepe or rayon satin gowns as illustrated in sketch (C), in Tearose, Blue, Maize & Opaline. Sizes: 32-40. 598 OTHER GOWNS 2.50 to 12.98 being; Worthy Matron, Letterle; Worthy Patron, Charles Fisher; Associate Matron, Ferne Key; Associate Patron, Johnny Key; Secretary, Stella Schulz; Surer, Clara Belle Rousseau; Ductress, Mildred Read; and Associate Conductress, Grace Miller. Less This House" was sung Gordon Drew and accompanied by Marian Hill. The Chaplain installed was Stoneburner; Marshal, Marinnie; Warden, Polly Curnutt Sentinel, Edward Double. The appointive officers are: Shirley Kohlenberger; Ruth, Roche Green; Esther, Jeanetteonnell; Martha, Velma Elder Electa, Lura Scovil. Gordon Drew next sang "Star Love" and was again accompanied by Marian Hill. The proclamation was read and was followed by the closing of the Bible conducted by Ferne Marley. Worthy Matrons and Worthy sons of 1948 were presented to assemblage. And fashioned bouquets of pink cutpeas, pink carnations, roses daisies, tied with pink and red ribbon in streamer effect are carried by the new officers further carried out the theme the colors for the new year. An officer was gowned in pastel dresses. Mothers for the ceremony were Birnle, Lawrence Tanguary, Charles Scovil. Additional appointive officers are Flag Bearer, Charlie Scovil; Bearer, Prompter, Rosella Key; substitute officers, Esther Kicker, and Rosalie Williams, andresses for next year are Pastrons and Past Patrons. The examining committee as named are Henry Rudd, chairman; Esther Perker and Minnie Tanguery. The auditing committee, Grace Stein, chairman; Edward Double and Quinn Gulick. For the refreshment course, coffee and cookies were served in the banquet room at the reception for new officers at the conclusion of the installation ceremonies. Decoration for the Christmas season appointed the refreshment tables. United Brethren Church to Present Christmas Cantata Members of Evangelical United Brethren church will observe the coming Christmas holiday season next Sunday with appropriate programs for both the morning and evening service hours. At 10:45 Sunday morning the choir will sing "In Old Judea" by Geibel. An incidental soprano solo part will be sung by Mrs. Clarence Mauerhan with violin obligatto by Carol Hochull. For the offertory, the women's trio, composed of Betty and Philura Stockwell and Margaret Peter, will sing a very beautiful number, "Christmas Snows in Sweden" by Kieff. Miss Hochull will again play the vjolin obligatto. Mrs. Darwin Stockwell is organist at the church and assisting her will be Darlene Hochull at the piano. "The Christ Child," a lovely cantata by C. B. Hawley will be presented Sunday evening. Solo parts will be sung by Betty Mauerhan, soprano; Margaret Peter, contralto; Raymond Holt, guest tenor; Dr. C. O. Patterson, guest baritone, and Darwin Stockwell, bass. The cantata is the story of the Nativity in its entirety, coming to a dramatic close as the scenes bring the story of the birth of our Savior. Rev. Selfridge will bring a short message during the evening service. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend all services at the church. Zion Lutheran P.-T.A. Enjoys Xmas School Program "Christmas Blessings," a program of colored slides, recitations and carols telling the story of the Nativity was presented to members of Zion Lutheran P.-T.A. Thursday evening following a pot luck supper and business meeting in the parish hall of the parent church. Children of all eight grades took part in the program, directed by Principal Walter Knigge, with Paul Lohr, teacher, at the piano. A business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Q. C. Ulrich, president, and it was announced that children of the school will be given a Christmas party Dec. 19 in the parish hall, with the hostess committee made up of room mothers. Principal Knigge told of the congregations' plans for a new $50,000 school building and urged support of the fund raising campaign to begin after Jan. 1. This was the third meeting of the new association, and 125 attended. P.E.O. Christmas Supper and Party B.P. and L.T. chapter of P.E.O. recently held their Christmas party and potluck supper at the home of Mrs. Earle Woodward South Ohio street. Christenations were used through home with the holiday mopping the arrangement supper table. An enjoyable program was sent by Mrs. Gerald B. Mrs. Robert Bowman, cox with the group singing Carols. Announcement was made Orange county reciprocating of P.E.O. at the Women's Club. PLAID SHIRTS COWPUNCHER WITH DOUBLE KNEES SWEATERS FINE OF BUTTONED OR Plain or novelty 1.95 to 4 CORDS WITH OR WITHOUT 2.50 and 3 MICKEY BOY SUIT WARM LINED JACKETS Out of this World Gift Lingerie and Glamorous Robes THE BEST GIFT is an INTIMATE GIFT... The Best is none too good for HER! You'll find the Best in Robes and Lingerie At RANZONA'S where Quality Comes First SATIN GOWN SETS Crepe Back Satin Gown Sets as shown in sketch (A) is our best '47 seller. Heavy crepe back satin negligee with long sleeves and rich trapunto trimming ... gown to match. Choice of white, pink, ice blue, in sizes 10-18. Rayon Brocade NEGLIGEE It's a knockout. See sketch (B). Rich, luxurious rayon brocade; double breasted style; tailored lapels—long sleeves and turn-back cuffs. Ankle length in White, Pink, Ice Blue... Sizes 10-18. 15'98 It's a knockout. See sketch (B). 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