anaheim-gazette 1948-04-08

Social and Club Activities's GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Albert Kadelbach, Mrs. R. Melcher Honored Wed. Eve A dual event, the retirement of Albert Kadelbach and a shower party for Mrs. Raymond Melcher, nee Ethel Banard, was enjoyed by approximately fifty members of the local post office force and their families, last night, Wednesday, when Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Barthelmes of 423 South Indiana street, very happily surprised the honorees when they arrived at their home at 8 p.m. to find the entire force of the office assembled to express their greetings and congratulations. Mr. Kadelbach entered the service of the post office department at the local office twenty years or more ago and had spent the entire time at the registry window, where he was known for his happy disposition and sunny smile. Eldon Deering, assistant postmaster, presented Mr. Kadelbach with a beautiful enlarged colored picture of "Half Dome" in Yosemite Park, an actual photograph from the Spears Studio and hand painted by Mrs. Spears. He was also presented with a monetary gift, both gifts from his fellow employees. The second surprise event of the evening was the shower gift collector's point of view. She presented estimates of reasonable prices for different types of dolls and important factors to note when choosing additions to amateur collections. She also led the discussion period. Another speakear on the program was Mrs. Ray Tozer who also gave a dissertation on the art of collecting dolls. Personal experiences in the field of doll collecting were disclosed by Mrs. Walter R. Reinhardt, Mrs. M. Mathenites and Mrs. Ives. The possibility of organizing a northern Orange county doll collectors' club was discussed by the group who admired the more than 600 doll and animal guests attending Pinocchio's anniversary celebration. Among the late-comers to the array of rare and unusual dolls are the old authentic dolls from Switzerland, Norway, Holland and Scotland, loaned by Mrs. George Salisbury, a native of Norway, and a delicate set of cloth miniatures depicting the Nativity scene created by an 85-year-old Mexican woman, and loaned by Mrs. Mathenites. Miss Elva Haskett, children's librarian, has described the inanimate visitors to scores of youngsters, adults and elementary school classes and troops of Girl Scouts. Pinocchio is the proud owner of Holiday Stage Signs Popular Oliver Cliff Oliver Cliff, dynamic actor thusiastically accepted by Holiday Stage theater goers last season will be loaned by Katherine Chelln to play not more than one leading role during the summer stock company's 10-week standout Tustin high school auditorium June 28 to September 4, executive director Harold Turney, disclosing this week. Under exclusive contract to M Cornell, Cliff is appearing winter in her $125,000 revival Shakespeare's "Anthony and Cipria," which boasted a 16-week run in New York. Earlier he appeared in supporting roles with the star in "The Barretts of Wake Pole Street," "Candida" and "Tigone." At Holiday Stage last summer Cliff interpreted lead roles in "Glass Menagerie," "Petticoat Run" and "Blythe Spirit," supported Sterling Holloway in "The Men on a Horse" and "The Mini Way," and was the prodigal in "Royal Family." To finance his education, Cliff worked two years in the Holwood production of "The Drumhead," and toured western states in support of Vivien Leigh and Laurence Oliver in "Romeo and Juliet." The versatile actor will fly Tustin June 1, to begin rehearsals with Holiday Stage players. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — Macres-Fischle Nuptials Read Attired in a silk print ensemble Miss Elizabeth T. Macres, daughter of Mrs. Mary Macres, 604 W Center street, became the bride Eldon Deering, assistant postmaster, presented Mr. Kadelbach with a beautiful enlarged colored picture of "Half Dome" in Yosemite Park, an actual photograph from the Spears Studio and hand painted by Mrs. Spears. He was also presented with a monetary gift, both gifts from his fellow employees. The second surprise event of the evening was the shower gift presented to Mrs. Melcher from the employees of the postoffice and was a very fine automatic toaster and waffle iron. Mrs. Melcher became the bride of Raymond Melcher during the Easter week just past. She has been employed at the post office for the past several years as a clerk. Beautiful camellias, raised by Louis Hoskins, postmaster, with stocks and various other spring flowers were used throughout the home. Refreshments of punch and cake were served at a late hour. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — Pinocchio Host At Doll Symposium Pinocchio, two foot high puppet of widespread fame who resides at the Anaheim Children's library, was host to a group of doli collectors and amateur enthusiasts, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, who gathered for a lecture and discussion period presented as a special feature of his week-long nineteenth birthday party which concludes tomorrow, Friday. Mrs. Ruth Ives, well known collector of this city, gave an historical resume of dolls from the Switzerland, Norway, Holland and Scotland, loaned by Mrs. George Salisbury, a native of Norway, and a delicate set of cloth miniatures depicting the Nativity scene created by an 85-year-old Mexican woman, and loaned by Mrs. Mathenites. Miss Elva Haskett, children's librarian, has described the inanimate visitors to scores of youngsters, adults and elementary school classes and troops of Girl Scouts. Pinocchio is the proud owner of a bright blue chair presented to him by Mrs. Mathenites. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — St. Michael’s To Celebrate 75th Birthday Soon Well underway are plans for the seventy-fifth anniversary ceremonies at St. Michael's Episcopal church, May 16 and 17, Rev. John Kimball Saville, pastor, announced. Bishop F. Eric Bloy will be welcomed May 17, by a committee headed by Mrs. William Grafton. In preparing the Anniversary book, Mrs. Henry Kuchel discovered among many facts concerning the church's early history, that St. Michael's launched regular services, in August 1873, under Rev. Charles Loop, rather than six months earlier as previously supposed. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — Motorists are reminded that they should notify the Department of Motor Vehicles of any change of address so that the proper corrections might be made on their registration cards and operators' licenses. $30 a Month TRAILER SPACE Private Tiled Bath Lawn — Cement Patios Babies Welcome 4861 E. Lincoln Blvd. Hwy. 18 — Cypress Phone Anaheim 28875 WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT Mother Colony House Restaurant and Coffee Shop HAS BEEN ELECTED TO MEMBERSHIP IN THE AMERICAN RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION FOR THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, CALIF. The American Association is a national organization of selected and approved restaurants in which the membership is restricted to the one best restaurant in each city and town in the U.S.A.. The Mother Colony House Restaurant and Coffee Shop has been granted the exclusive rights to display the Emblem of the American Restaurant Association which identifies this restaurant as "AN APPROVED RESTAURANT" and one which merits the seal of approval granted only to the American Restaurant Association. Mother Colony House Restaurant and Coffee Shop OPEN 10 A. M. TO 12 P. M. We Now Close on Thursday Instead of Wednesday Television in the Rose Room Air Conditioned Holiday Stage Signs Popular Silver Cliff Silver Cliff, dynamic actor enthusiastically accepted by Holiday Theater goers last season, was loaned by Katherine Corso play not more than five roles during the summer company's 10-week stand at high school auditorium, 28 to September 4, executive director Harold Turney, disclosed week. Her exclusive contract to Miss Mill, Cliff is appearing this year in her $125,000 revival of Shakespeare's "Anthony and Cleo," which boasted a 16-week run in New York. Earlier he applied in supporting roles with star in "The Barretts of Wimstreet," "Candida" and "Anna." Holiday Stage last summer, interpreted lead roles in "The Menagerie," "Petticoat Fevend," "Blythe Spirit," support-erling Holloway in "Three on a Horse" and "The Milky Way" was the prodigal son Royal Family." Finance his education, Cliff and two years in the Hollyhood production of "The Drunkard and toured western statesport of Vivien Leigh and once Oliver in "Romeo and Juliet." Versatile actor will fly to June 1, to begin rehearsals Holiday Stage players. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — Macres-Fischle Optials Read Red in a silk print ensemble, Elizabeth T. Macres, daughter Mrs. Mary Macres, 604 West street, became the bride of Famous Violin Virtuoso Will Appear in S. A. Orange county and California will be privileged to hear a world famous virtuoso when Hans Jose, famous European violin virtuoso, will appear in concert in Santa Ana on the evening of April 24 at the Santa Ana high school auditorium beginning at 8 o'clock. For the next year Mr. Jose, a native Hollander, will appear throughout California. Beginning his public musical career as a lad of nine years, Mr. Jose was a sensation throughout Europe and was known as the "Wonder Boy." Continuing his concert work he was famous in the Old World as a master of the violin. At present he is studying and expects to receive his American citizenship at the conclusion of his work. At the beginning of the last war, Mr. Jose disappeared from the public eye and the only word that could be obtained concerning him was a simple "He is dead." Following capitulation of the warring nations, he was found a prisoner interned in a Nazi concentration camp, an emaciated and sick man. Brought to the United States, he has steadily regained his health and has recuperated from the shock and suffering he underwent. He weighed the total amount of 96 pounds when he arrived in this country. Residing in Los Angeles for the past five months, Mr. Jose will remain in this state for the next year under his doctor's orders. Included on his concert will be selections from such composers as shown in his music, a quaver expresses a technique not by an artist before. Includes his program will be one own compositions written the past year or so. "Thanks to God," express gratefulness to the Almighty sparing his life and giving chance to again become an artist in his work. Tickets are on sale at the Music Company on West Street. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — Slate Old-Time Dinner-Dance Square dancing and time potluck party are for members of the Girl leaders, assistant leaders and committee members, Monning, April 19, in the Junior high school cafeteria gymnasium, Mrs. Hope commissioner, announced bands of members will social guests. In charge of the evening following the dinner, are Tedleton and Dave Collins. Lil shoes, cottons and gingham in order for feminine part and jeans or sport clothes escorts. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — Besides gold, Yuba counts sand, gravel, silver platinum in commercial ties. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — REPRESENTS FJC AT YWCA CONFERENCE Miss Wanda Rinehart city, was one of three FJC Junior college co-ed reprises. Versatile actor will fly to June 1, to begin rehearsals Holiday Stage players. NEXT TUESDAY Cres-Fischle Optials Read In a silk print ensemble, Elizabeth T. Macres, daughMrs. Mary Macres, 604 West street, became the bride of A. Fischle, son of Mr. and Richard Fischle, Sr., 326 Melrose street, Sunday afternoon in the sanctuary of St. Al's Episcopal church, this with the Rev. John Kimball, pastor, officiating. Young couple plighted their before an altar arranged white stock, peach blossoms radioli and cathedral candelabra in marriage by her brother Macres, the bride carmuff of lilies-of-the-valley chids. A flower hat of orchid decorated her hair. Attendant to the bride was said of honor, Miss Marge Hanson, who chose a pink and a muff of pink camellia violets. She wore a flowered creation of pink camellias. As best man was Richerson. Than 100 guests attended reception immediately followe ceremony. Mrs. Macres, of the bride, chose a print dress for the occasion. Mrs. Fischle, the bridesmaid mother, was attired in a blue and rose ensemble. Both had orchid corsages. During with the reception were Mrs. Albert Macres, hired Fischle, Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Richard Fischle, cutting and sharing the piece of their wedding cake, being couple left for a honey-trip of undisclosed destination their return they will at 9411 East Orangethorpe Fullerton. New Mrs. Fischle is a graduate Anaheim Union high school of Santa Ana Junior institution associated with the Revine's dental office, this city, the honoree is well known to many Anaheim residents. Those attending the dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Kopfer's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nellesen of Romneya drive, Anaheim, and Mrs. Kopfer's grandmother, Mrs. Ina Grady of Fullerton. Joining the group in the Kopfer home after the dinner for an enjoyable evening of conversation and presentation of a cocoanut birthday cake were Mrs. Minnie Couse of Fullerton, the honoree's mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ames, close family friends, also of Fullerton. Wednesday evening, March 23, the family celebrated the first birthday of Mr. and Mrs. Nelleson's son, Steven, who for the first time "sat up at the table with the grown folks" to enjoy a delicious chicken dinner cooked by his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Couse. Also present was his great grandmother, Mrs. Grady, in addition to relatives mentioned above. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY 200 Attend O.E.S. Family Dinner More than 200 persons enjoyed the gala dinner party of the Anaheim Chispa chapter, Order of Easter Star, at the Masonic temple, Tuesday of last week. General chairmen of the affair which featured a delectable ham banquet were Camille and Herbert Deane, worthy matron and worthy patron. Myretta Organ headed the dinner committee. Prize oranges and orange blossoms graced the long banquet tables carrying out an appropriate California spring theme. Directed by Edith Greder, an OES and Las Amigas club member, other Las Amigas members staged a skit entitled "Pa's Seed Flat." Several clever tales were related by H. J. Fackiner. Doris Ryan sang a number of songs accompanied by William Wright. Games of bridge and 500 were played, with Ruth Slack directing. Concluding the evening's activities square dancing was featured, with Mr. and Mrs. T. Earle Woodward in charge. VOTE NEXT TUESDAY Active Program For Relief Corps Two birthday cakes were cut in honor of the April and May anniversaries of eight A. B. Paul Relief Corps members, last Tuesday noon at the L.O.O.F. hall. Daisey Bovey president presided overtration camp, an emaciated and sick man. Brought to the United States, he has steadily regained his health and has recuperated from the shock and suffering he underwent. He weighed the total amount of 96 pounds when he arrived in this country. Residing in Los Angeles for the past five months, Mr. Jose will remain in this state for the next year under his doctor's orders. Included on his concert will be selections from such composers as Bach, Brahms, Drdla, Jose, Poliakin, Sarsate and others. The experiences he had in concentration camp made such deep impressions on the violinist that the feeling and mood is very definitely 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 5 reasons WHY YOU SHOULD HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT AT BANK OF AMERICA 1 YOUR MONEY IS SAFE You avoid the danger of loss or theft. 2 IT SAVES YOU TIME A few minutes spent writing checks and your bills are paid Simplicity PRINTED Pattern 2247 Concluding the evening's activities square dancing was featured, with Mr. and Mrs. T. Earle Woodward in charge. —VOTE NEXT TUESDAY— Active Program For Relief Corps Two birthday cakes were cut in honor of the April and May anniversaries of eight A. B. Paul Relief Corps members, last Tuesday noon at the L.O.O.F. hall. Daisey Bovey, president, presided over the affair. Following their initiation, Mabel Eden and Mrs. Gladys Mulvey were welcomed by the group as new members. The meeting began with a delectable luncheon. Arangements of white flowering peach, white stock and sweetpeas decorated the table. Plans for the twenty-fifth anniversary of the relief corps were discussed. The work report for the past two weeks disclosed that $64.90 was given for child welfare; $47.00 for relief; $7.00 to the Red Cross; 50 Life magazines taken to a veterans' hospital and 500 pounds of old magazines and papers donated to a welfare agency; 18 sick calls made, 75 cards sent to sick persons, 45 bouquets and two funeral sprays presented and 10 pounds of salvage fat turned in. Fifteen members of the organization witnessed the installation of the relief corps secretary, Bessie Fitzpatrick, as president of the auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans at the VFW hall in Santa Ana Tuesday night. The group enjoyed refreshments after the rites and a social evening of dancing. Mrs. Fitzpatrick was given an orchid from members of her family and congratulations and gifts from corps members and friends. —VOTE NEXT TUESDAY— Los Angeles has an average of 359 frost free days each year. shown in his music, a quality that expresses a technique not equalled by an artist before. Included on this program will be one of his own compositions written within the past year or so entitled "Thanks to God," expressing his gratefulness to the Almighty for preparing his life and giving him the chance to again become a great artist in his work. Tickets are on sale at the Baton Music Company on West Center street. — VOTE NEXT TUESDAY — Slate Old-Time Dinner-Dance Square dancing and an old-time potluck party are planned for members of the Girl Scout leaders, assistant leaders and troop committee members, Monday evening, April 19, in the Fremont junior high school cafeteria and gymnasium, Mrs. Hope L. Ater, commissioner, announced. Husband of members will be special guests. In charge of the evening's fun following the dinner, are Tex Midleton and Dave Collins. 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