anaheim-gazette 1948-03-18

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Enjoy Valedor Dance Wednesday Scene of a varied evening of dancing and entertainment sponsored by the Valedor club of Anaheim, Wednesday night, was the Fullerton Izaak Walton lodge in Hillcrest park. Co-chairmen of the young Catholic group's affair, were John Heinz and Wayne Andrade. Adding to the festivities were gay decorations carrying out a St. Patrick's Day theme. Bill Burchit and his orchestra from Fullerton were featured playing rhythmic selections. Specialty numbers included the "Too Fat Polka." Guests attending the event included young people from St. Mary's church, Fullerton; Antonian club from Long Beach and St. Anne's and St. Joseph's clubs, both of Santa Ana. Refreshments were served in true "Shamrock" style. Junior Ebell Fashion Parade 'Big Success' Heralding spring fashions was the ninth annual style review and dessert bridge sponsored by the Anaheim Junior Ebell club, Saturday afternoon beginning at 1:30 o'clock in the clubhouse. More than 200 members and guests at ensembles were Mesdames D. B. Baker, John Hellyer, Thomas Sowder, Robert Weaver, W. F. Van Meter, Walter Kirkhart and James Reinert. Acting as commentator was Mrs. Roy Ortez who described new lines, color schemes, materials and the extra-feminine details marking this year's fashion parade. Prizes went to Mesdames F. C. Krause, Loren Wagner, Howard Loudon, Jr., Tom Henry, Marion Fort, Vincent Peltzer, Claire Larson, Ralph Comstock, H. H. Neville and George Tokar and to Alice Callens. Special thanks went to the Schultz Furniture store for the radio recording set, the largest award of the party, which was later given to Elaine Thurson of South Los Angeles street. Other merchants donating prizes included La Donna Beauty Shop, McMahan's Furniture store, Wayne's for Flowers, Garey's Furniture Company, Mahaffey and Fitz Furniture Company, Huber's Jewelery store and several out-of-town shops. Girl Scouts from St. Boniface school assisted in presenting awards and serving the guests. Lovely Bridal Shower Honors Laurel Kenyon Mozza and Mrs. Vic Greger. Other prizes were won by Miss Barbara Greger, Miss Carol Arneson, Ms. Marie Russell, Mrs. Dorothy Ellen and Miss Barbara Carpenter. Guests attending the affair from Anaheim included Mrs. Ron Nesmith, Mrs. Anna Mozza, Mr. Robert Morales, Mrs. Victor Bennett, Mrs. L. P. Bonnatt, Mary Hatfield, Misses Jeanne and Virginia Griggs, Mrs. Bea Olson, Miss Marilyn Wright, Mr. John Yoders, Miss Annette Crushaw, Mrs. Joan Flock and Ms. Barbara Carpenter. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. dames Jack Hogan, Al Arnese Kay Cosgrave, Ruth Heaston, Elzea, Dorothy Elzea, Jeff Rinette, Ferne McLaughlin, Herk Hunting and L. W. Kenyon, Misses Carol Arneson and Shelley Hunting, all of Santa Amy Mrs. K. Loveless and Mrs. Ma Russell, both of Fullerton; Mrs. C. A. Palmer of Brea; Mrs. E. Palmer; Placentia; Mrs. St Coda, La Habra; Mrs. Viva Hariman and Mrs. Tony Novak, both of San Clemente; Mrs. Vic Greger and Miss Barbara Greger, So Gate; Mrs. Gloria Rafferty, Chatham worth; and Mrs. Jewel World Costa Mesa. Mrs. Sam Kraemer Style Narrator That Mrs. Sam Kraemer of South West street, Anaheim, wrote the narrator for the beauty fashion show and tea held at Mary Millerick shop on East Otter street, Saturday, March 15 was disclosed in a paragraph omitted from last week's story the Gazette. For the style review, which was sponsored by the local chapter the Orange County Assistant League, Mrs. Kraemer introduced each feature, as the model appeared before a large audience Junior Ebell Fashion Parade 'Big Success' Heralding spring fashions was the ninth annual style review and dessert bridge sponsored by the Anaheim Junior Ebell club, Saturday afternoon beginning at 1:30 o'clock in the clubhouse. More than 200 members and guests attended the affair. All net proceeds from the event will go toward the Visiting Nurses Association this year, club spokesmen stated. The high school string ensemble directed by William Cook, presented appropriate background music. Decorations throughout the hall and on the tables added a gay spring atmosphere. They were designed by Mrs. Leon Mahn assisted by Mrs. Fred Fischle. The fashions viewed were from Marion and Toni's Dress shop at Knott's Berry Place. The preview followed the dessert hour. Modeling latest sport, casual and dress Wayne's for Flowers, Garey's Furniture Company, Mahaffey and Fitz Furniture Company, Huber's Jewelery store and several out-of-town shops. Girl Scouts from St. Boniface school assisted in presenting awards and serving the guests. Lovely Bridal Shower Honors Laurel Kenyon Miss Laurel Lee Kenyon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kenyon, formerly of Anaheim, now of Santa Ana Heights, was complimented with a bridal shower given by Mrs. William Steiner of this city, Wednesday evening of last week, in the IOOF hall. Wedding bells will ring for Miss Kenyon and Ted Worley of Costa Mesa Easter Sunday, March 28. The bridal motif was carried throughout the party in arrangements of white flowers in standing baskets and on the tables, and in lighted white tapers. Cards and bridal games were played with the card prizes going to Mrs. Viva Harriman, Mrs. Anna Committee Names P.-T. A. Officers Mrs. Lee Rogers was named president of the Anaheim Unified high school Parent and Teacher Association, by the nominal committee for the election of officers to that group Tuesday night when they met in the high school library. Also named by the committee were Mrs. W. E. Whitehead, vice president; Mrs. Glenn Kut second vice president; Mrs. Mary Simon, recording secretary; Mrs. Walter Meade, correspondent secretary; Mrs. A. E. (T. Bourne, treasurer; Mrs. W. Head, historian; Mrs. Milk Kohne, auditor, and Mrs. Gecko Holden, parliamentarian. Paul Demaree, program choreographer of the evening, introduced Frank Kellogg, who presented demonstration of the latest method of visual education and how it used in schools. A film was shown on "Fundamentals of Acoustics" When attempted, members of audience found it to be rattling difficult as well as interesting, cording to P.-T. A. spokesmen. The annual open house at the school will be held April Demaree announced. Exhibits will be shown by the commercial home economics and physical education departments. Another party for parents teachers will be next month, pending, party chairman Dickenson disclosed. Co-chairman with him is Ted Payne. Complete annual reports w THE CHILDREN'S FREE PARKING 721 North Los Angeles Street EASTER FASHIONS How well we want to wear tried to cate and fancy an... in Quality Panties Coats Blouses Dresses! Coats Pants ANAHEIM GAZETTE and Mrs. Vic Greger. Other were won by Miss Barbara M., Miss Carol Arneson, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Dorothy Elzea Miss Barbara Carpenter. Tests attending the affair from him included Mrs. Ronald Smith, Mrs. Anna Mozza, Mrs. At Morales, Mrs. Victor Bon-Mrs. L. P. Bonnatt, Mrs. Hatfield, Misses Jeanette Virginia Griggs, Mrs. Betty Miss Marilyn Wright, Mrs. Yoders, Miss Annette Crenn-Mrs. Joan Flock and Miss Ira Carpenter. of-town guests were Mess-Jack Hogan, Al Arneson, Cosgrave, Ruth Heaston, Bea Dorothy Elzea, Jeff Rob-Ferne McLaughlin, Herbert King and L. W. Kenyon, and Carol Arneson and Shirrunting, all of Santa Ana; K. Loveless and Mrs. Marie Pellet, both of Fullerton; Mrs. Palmer of Brea; Mrs. E. W. Worr, Placentia; Mrs. Stella La Habra; Mrs. Viva Harland and Mrs. Tony Novak, both in Clemente; Mrs. Vic Greger Miss Barbara Greger, South Mrs. Gloria Rafferty, Chatsworth; and Mrs. Jewel Worley, Mesa. Ms. Sam Kraemer Narrator At Mrs. Sam Kraemer of 520 West street, Anaheim, was narrator for the beautiful show and tea held at the Millerick shop on East Centreet, Saturday, March 7, disclosed in a paragraph used from last week's story in Gazette. The style review, which was edited by the local chapter of Orange County Assistance League, Mrs. Kraemer introduced feature, as the model appeared before a large audience. given during the business session. An active year was disclosed in the report of the Teen Canteen, by Gilbert Bottiger. The work for the year showed many enterprises launched and accomplished according to the resume given by Mrs. L. N. Haas. Milton Kohne, giving the membership report in the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Tex Middleton, announced a total of 274 members in the organization, a large increase over previous years. A big increase in magazines was reported by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thatcher, magazine chairmen. A social hour was enjoyed following the meeting. Presiding at the coffee urns were Mrs. Lois Whittington and Mrs. Charles Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bruce, Mrs. D. Smith and Mrs. V. T. Miller were in charge of refreshments. An artistic arrangement of white stock accented with an Irish green ribbon centered the table, courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Andrade, flower committee members. WRC Group Cheer Sawtelle Patients Taking a gift of two hundred Life magazines to patients of Sawtelle hospital brought much cheer to those veterans, according to members of the A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps who heard the report of the gift at their last regular meeting Tuesday afternoon, March 16, when they met at their new meeting place in I. O. O. F hall on West Center street. Thirty-five members were in attendance at this session. Additional reports given included a report from the chairman of relief who reported $37.50 spent; child welfare; $46; 43 sick calls were reported with 40 bouquets. Mrs. Olive Shoemaker introduced two songs which she composed for the national song contest, to be a feature of the national convention at Fort Worth, Texas, in June. The selections were sung by the members, who showed enthusiastic approval. A delectable dinner, beginning the affair, was enjoyed by the more than 50 club members and guests. Purpose of the evening's program was to promote better understanding of current business problems and opportunities facing young business women. Ways of aiding girls to obtain the "right" position were outlined by Ritchel who described the aptitude tests, and curricula guidance tests for students and the employment guidance offered at the high school. Friendship Circle Plans Luncheons, Social Events A series of luncheons and church socials were planned by members of the Friendship Circle of the Grace Lutheran church, Tuesday evening during a meeting at the home of Mrs. Emil Heinze, 928 West North street. All proceeds from these events will aid in boosting the church's building fund, members disclosed. Presiding over the business session was Mrs. Henry Schimming, president. Mrs. F. H. Olsen was in charge of the lesson and led the devotions. Her topic covered the 10 plagues described in the Book of Exodus. Two songs presented included "God Calling Yet" and "Thy Word Is Like a Garden, Lord." Mrs. Schimming was hostess for a special dinner Friday, given in conjunction with the group's fund raising campaign, at her home on Orange Road. Patricia Coffin Wins Speaking Contest Tuesday Miss Patricia Coffin, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Coffin, 122 Clementine street, brought to Anaheim as she represents this city and Marywood Girls high school, in the speaking contest sponsored by Lions clubs of Lions Internationally She competed with six other testants in the zone financed northern Orange county evening in the Town House on Fullerton. A Fullerton you also gave first place. Coached by Mrs. Gwenson, Miss Coffin won the contest conducted during Lions club meeting here last day. The second prize went to Tom Wright of A Union high school, who was awarded by Miss Ruth Phelps, instructor. The Marywood student proceeded to the next spelling April 15 at the Santa Ana sonic temple, where she wore pete with southern Orange winners. Local Members Beta Sigma Phi State Conference President Helen Sharp, Mauerhan, Anna Claire Mae and Dorothy Gerlich, memorial of the local chapter of Beta Phi International Greek sorority, were in attendance at the eighth annual state event held in Bakersfield week end. They report a mately 375 members in attendance. Mrs. Louis Graf presided at the Saturday afternoon session Climbing the mountain Committee Names T. A. Officers Lee Rogers was named ment of the Anaheim Union School Parent and Teachers' iation, by the nomination itter for the election of offto that group Tuesday when they met in the high library. Demaree, program chairof the evening, introduced Kellogg, who presented a instruction of the latest method dual education and how it is in schools. A film was shown "Fundamentals of Acoustics." attempted, members of the once found it to be rather built as well as Interesting, acting to P.-T. A. spokesmen. Annual open house at the will be held April 26, three announced. Exhibits will known by the commercial, economics and physical action departments. Party for parents and rs will be next month, date ing, party chairman Dick Jenson disclosed. Co-chairman him is Ted Payne. Complete annual reports were Business Women Host To Co-Eds At Dinner Affair Thirty Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college co-eds were the guests of members of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club at a special dinner-program given in honor of National Girls' week. Wednesday night of last week at the St. Michael's Episcopal church guild hall. Mrs. Warren Ashleigh, president, presided during the business session and Miss Dorothy Bowe, chairman of the vocational and educational committee, acted as program chairman. Speakers of the evening included William Rickel, vocational counselor of Anaheim Union high school, discussing "Vocational Guidance"; Harold Walling manager of the unemployment department of the state employment office in Fullerton, who spoke on "Unemployment Requirements and Benefits," and Mrs. Florence Pettis, manager of the employment division of the Fullerton office who discussed "Opportunities for Women of Anaheim and Orange County." Presiding over the business session was Mrs. Henry Schimming, president. Mrs. F. H. Olsen was in charge of the lesson and led the devotions. Her topic covered the 10 plagues described in the Book of Exodus. Two songs presented included "God Calling Yet" and "Thy Word Is Like a Garden, Lord." Mrs. Schimming was hostess for a special dinner Friday, given in conjunction with the group's fund raising campaign, at her home on Orange road. Previously Mrs. Wesley Gibson of Ball road presented a similar dinner. Following a game period featuring "pass the ring," delicious refreshments of fruit whip and coffee were served to the 25 members present, concluding the meeting. For job printing that will be a credit to you call the Gazette office, phone 2206. Primrose House TOILETRIES Our entire stock of these famous toiletries including treatment creams, shampoos and sets, etc. Now You Can Buy 2 For the Price of One! EN'S SHOP Meles Street Telephone 4271 How well we know what the young ones want to wear in the Easter Parade. We've tried to cater to their every young whim and fancy and to please Mom and Dad, too...in Quality, Style and Price. GIRLS Socks Panties Slips Hats Coats Gloves Purses Blouses Skirts Dresses! Dresses! Dresses! BOYS Shirts Coats Sweaters Sandals Pants Socks WRISLEY'S BATH CRYSTALS Carnation fragrance. Packed in 4-lb. package. 2 4-Pound boxes for ...89¢ Patricia Coffin Wins Speaking Contest Tuesday Miss Patricia Coffin, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Coffin, 120 North Pemertine street, brought honor Anaheim as she represented this city and Marywood Catholic girls high school, in the annual speaking contest sponsored by the Lions International. She competed with six other constants in the zone finals of northern Orange county Tuesday evening in the Town House, Fullerton. A Fullerton youth was also given first place. Coached by Mrs. Gwen Simpson, Miss Coffin won the city contest conducted during the Lions club meeting here last Friday. The second prize that day went to Tom Wright of Anaheim union high school, who was coach by Miss Ruth Phelps, drama instructor. The Marywood student will proceed to the next speak-off April 15 at the Santa Ana Masonic temple, where she will compete with southern Orange county inmers. Local Members of Beta Sigma Phi at State Conference President Helen Sharp, Mildred Maurerhan, Anna Claire Mauerhan and Dorothy Gerlich, members of the local chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, International Greek letter priority, were in attendance at the eighth annual state conference held in Bakersfield last week end. They report approximately 375 members in attendance. Mrs. Louis Graf, president of the Southern California Council, resided at the Saturday and Sunday session Climaxing the nativi PLAN LAKEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB PARTY A gala St. Patrick's Day party at Lakewood Country club is being planned for next Tuesday by Mesdames Ruth Smith, William Schumacher and Ruth Harbeson. Approximately 140 persons will attend. Room of the Bakersfield Inn, the activities for that day included a special meeting for members of the Southern California Council held in the Normandy Room of the Bakersfield Inn, at which time a former member of the local Tau Chapter, Doris Burcham, now residing in Pasadena, was elected vice-president for the coming year. Members from the local chapter report a most excellent and informative meeting. BABY GIRL ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hohoe of 13721 Hope street, Garden Grove, became the parents of a baby daughter, Sunday, at Santa Ana Community hospital. The tiny miss weighed seven pounds, nine and one-half ounces. 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 BAKERY HINTS FOR EASTER Place Order Now! Chocolate Rabbits, 4 Sizes Dark or Milk Chocolate 35c to $1.10 each CHOCOLATE EGGS Marshmallow Center Weight, ½-lb. — 50c each Decorated Cup Cakes PRESIDENT HELEN SHARP, MINED MUERHAN, ANNA CLAIRE MAUERHAN AND DOROTHY GERLICH, members of the local chapter of Beta Sigma phi, International Greek letter oriority, were in attendance at the eighth annual state conference held in Bakersfield last week end. They report approxiately 375 members in attendance. Mrs. Louis Graf, president of the Southern California Council, presided at the Saturday and Sunday session. Climaxing the activities of the first day was the normal banquet held in the Spanish ballroom of the El Tejon hotel, the convention headquarters. Highlight of the banquet was the introduction of Walter W. Ross of Kansas City, Mo., founder of the organization. During the course of his talk he reviewed the aims and purposes of the sorority. 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