anaheim-gazette 1948-05-13

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Returns From New York With English Aunt Mrs. Barbara Kilduff, wife of James R. Kilduff, returned home Tuesday morning after a three-weeks trip to New York. She met her aunt, Miss Theo Johnston of Seaford Sussex, England, who arrived in New York aboard the S. S. American, U. S. passenger line, April 29, on her premier visit to this country. Leaving Anaheim April 21, the local owner of the Junior Rendezvous combined pleasure with buying for her business. Enthusiastic approval of cross-country sights and the friendliness of Americans was given by Miss Johnston. In a leisurely journey, the two visited friends in Philadelphia, Pa., in Ohio, in Kansas City and enjoyed seeing friends and relatives in La Mar and Denver, Colorado. Beautiful weather, spring landscapes and little rain were reported by Mrs. Kilduff. Peacetime rationing in England which effects, among other items, food and clothing, is expected to continue for some time, said Miss Johnston, who remarked upon the abundance of commodities here. Although some Englanders have all speeches were based on the general theme of International Toastmistress clubs, "America in 1948." Mildred Kellogg of Fullerton discussed "Let's Find a Way to Permanent World Peace"; Mrs. Peg Hendrick of Corona spoke on "Women in 1948," and Florence Wasson of Fortnighters, Santa Ana, presented "Propaganda." "This is Good" was the topic of Alda Lambert of Santa Ana. Mrs. Briscoe will o to the coguncil speak-off June 11, in Long Beach. The winner will compete in the international competition in Spokane, Washington. Victor Huber of Anaheim, Ernest Crosier Phillips, Santa Ana, and Peter Johnson, Fullerton, were the judges. Verna Kunze, Fortnighters, gave the invocation while Florence Spencer of Anaheim, led the pledge of allegiance; Louis Perak, Santa Ana, gave the address of welcome; Shirley Seacord was toastmistress; Jack Mott of Corona, ice-breaker; Nell Clayson, also of Corona, lexicologist; Beth B. Sterns, Daylight, Santa Ana, timekeeper, and Lois Rees Auer was evaluator. Hostesses were Irene Kelley, Fortnighters; Florence Leck, Fullerton; Eva Gooden, Anaheim: Laura Chambess, Daylight; Emma Harker, Corona, and Ora K. Heine, Santa Ana. Seniors to Preserve Madonna Night At Marywood In keeping with Marywood school traditions, an improvised Madonna evening will be provided by seniors of the Catholic institution, tomorrow (Friday at 8:15 o'clock in the auditorium). An address by Crosby will open the program. Tableau by tableau, famous donnas will be portrayed with "Queen of the Air" featuring Dolores Peltzer, Elena Stagg, Shirley Robbins Nancy Whaley, and Barbara Tonkin. Known throughout the world circles of culture other than tableaux will be living relics of the art. Titian's "Preserve of the Virgin" will be given Diane Peltzer and Dolores Tonkin, reader; M. M. Nealis' "Matutina," by Gloria Becker and Patricia Coffin, reader; Perdrau's "Mater Admira" with Rebecca Woodford and ice Kraemer, reader. Philadelphia, Pa., in Ohio, in Kansas City and enjoyed seeing friends and relatives in La Mar and Denver, Colorado. Beautiful weather, spring landscapes and little rain were reported by Mrs. Kilduff. Peacetime rationing in England which effects, among other items, food and clothing, is expected to continue for some time, said Miss Johnston, who remarked upon the abundance of commodities here. Although some Englanders have purchased new cars, petrol (gas to Americans) continues to be rationed. A total of 90 miles per month may be driven, she disclosed. Miss Johnston will enjoy the hospitality of the Kilduff family at their home, 412 North Janss street, through this summer. F. C. Fluor, Bride Back From Week's Honeymoon Trip Just returned from their honeymoon trip are Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Fluor of 2507 North Main street, Santa Ana, who plighted their troth in an informal ceremony in Las Vegas, Nevada, May 5. Fluor, the son of the late J. Simon Fluor of Santa Ana, is general superintendent and director on the board of the Fluor Corporation, Los Angeles. His bride is the former Mrs. Loneta E. Lathrope, 241 West Santa Fe street, Fullerton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Shill of the same address. The noon marriage ceremony, marked by quiet simplicity, was read by Rev. R. E. Wessel, Lutheran church pastor of that city. For the occasion, the new Mrs. Fluor chose a two-piece Navy blue sheer ensemble and matching accessories. 150 Attend Area Speech Contest Mrs. Vera Gilbert of Anaheim represented the local Toastmistress club at the area speech contest in the Community Center clubhouse in Santa Ana last Tuesday evening. Twelve members of the Anaheim group, headed by Mrs. S. K. Watters, president, were among the more than 150 representatives from the three Santa Ana clubs, Fullerton and Corona. Topic chosen by Mrs. Gilbert was "A New Frontier." Winner of the address of welcome; Shirley Seacord was toastmistress; Jack Mott of Corona, ice-breaker; Nell Clayson, also of Corona, lexicologist; Beth B. Sterns, Daylight, Santa Ana, timekeeper, and Lois Rees Auer was evaluator. Hostesses were Irene Kelley, Fortnighters; Florence Leck, Fullerton; Eva Gooden, Anaheim: Laura Chambess, Daylight; Emma Harker, Corona, and Ora K. Heine, Santa Ana. Aid Society Enjoys Event The home of Mrs. Gus Spies, 829 South Claudina street was the scene of the regular meeting of the Missionary Aid Society of the Grace Lutheran church, last Thursday afternoon. The affair began with a 1:30 o'clock dessert course of Brown Bobbies, ribbon jello and coffee. Mrs. B. E. Baumbach, president of the society, presided during the business session. Devotions were led by Mrs. C. A. Benzil, who based her prayer and discussion on First Corinthian. Songs for the day were "Go With Jesus to Thy Task" and "Crown Him With Many Crowns." Spring flowers decorated the living and dining rooms. In honor of the group's Mother's Day observance, Mrs. W. Brown was given a beautiful bouquet of pink roses by Mrs. Baumbach, for being the oldest mother present. Nineteen members and guests enjoyed the meeting. Mrs. Earl Talley of Los Angeles was introduced. The lesson presented by Mrs. Baumbach, was "Health—Responsibilities and Christian Citizenship." Barbara Greder On Tour With Aqua Parade Miss Barbara Greder, 18, daughter of George B. Greder, 17541 Peralta Hills drive, Santa Ana canyon, will tour throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and Hawaiian Islands with the Buster Crabbe Aqua Parade of 1948. The show opened Tuesday of last week in Philadelphia, Pa. Well known in Anaheim, Miss Greder was given a letter of introduction to Eddie Printz, Warner Brothers dance and aqua parade director by Mrs. Lenoir Mar represented the local Toastmistress club at the area speech contest in the Community Center clubhouse in Santa Ana last Tuesday evening. Twelve members of the Anaheim group, headed by Mrs. S. K. Watters, president, were among the more than 150 representatives from the three Santa Ana clubs, Fullerton and Corona. Topic chosen by Mrs. Gilbert was "A New Frontier." Winner of the area session was Mrs. Ada Briscoe of Daylight club, Santa Ana, who spoke on "Today's Woman." The show opened Tuesday of last week in Philadelphia, Pa. Well known in Anaheim, Miss Greder was given a letter of introduction to Eddie Printz, Warner Brothers dance and aqua parade director, by Mrs. Lenoir Martin of the Richard's-Martin School of Dancing where she has studied. A graduate of Orange Union SEAT COVERS DRESS THAT CAR FOR SUMMER START AT $25.00 Made of the Best of Materials - FIBRE - MONTEREY CLOTH - PLASTIC ASK FOR WAGNER GRANT W. MUSICK 113 S. PALM, ANAHEIM PHONE 4832 HIGH SCHOOL WHERE SHE WAS CLARIFIED AS A SOLOIST IN THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND. HE WAS RECOGNIZED AS A TALENTED METELE DANCER, MISS GREDER ATTENDING FULLERTON JUNIOR COLLEGE. HE WILL PARTICIPATE IN FIVE IMPressive PRODUCTION NUMBERS AS ANOTHER ORANGE COUNTY GIRL, MISS CHERYLE ELISIE KREUTE, 17, NIGHT OF MRS. LUCETA KREUTE, 11 EAST Santa Clara avenue, SANTA ANA. FROM PHILADELPHIA, THE TWO Dancers Will Go TO PITTSGROTH AND HERSHEY, PENNSYLVANIA, ALTHEN TO Montreal AND TORONTO, CANADA, AFTER WHICH THEY WILL LEVEL WITH THE COMPANY THROUGH SOUTHERN STATES. FROM MEXICO, THEY WILL GO TO HONOLULU. SENIORS TO PRESENT 'Madonna Night' AT MARYWOOD IN keeping with Marywood high school traditions, an impressive Madonna evening will be presented by seniors of the Catholic girls' institution, tomorrow (Friday) at 8:15 o'clock in the school hallitorium. An address by Sue Osby'will open the program. Tableau by tableau, famous Maenas will be portrayed beginning with "Queen of the Angels" featuring Dolores Peltzer and Anna Stagg, Shirley Roberts, Nancy Whaley, and Barbara Layman. Kraemer, reader, will give Raphael's "Madonna del Gran Duca." Raphael's "Sistine Madonna" will be portrayed by LaVerne Bashara and Joan Menges, reader. Murillo's painting, "Immaculate Conception," will be portrayed by Patricia Coffin and Barbara Schilling, reader. "Our Lady of Guadalupe" will be staged by Elvera Navarro and Gloria Beninato; "Our Lady of Lourdes" by Joan Menges and Dolores Peltzer, reader, and "Our Lady of Fatima," by Barbara Layton and Marilyn Yorba, reader. A musical program of Marian hymns will comprise the second portion of the annual program. The repertoire will include "Hail Holy Queen," by Tozer; "Thou Art So Fair," chant; "Our Lady's Holy Name," traditional melody attributed to M. Praetorius; "Magnificat," Gregorian-Grassi; "O Holy Night," Adam; "Remember Holy Mary," Slovak Hymnal adapted by Montani, and Montani's "Ave Maria." Concluding selections will be "Our Lady of Providence," Sister Cecilia Clare,, S.P.; "Tota Pulchra Es," Beltjens; "Ave! Our Lady of Lourdes," Sister Maurelia, S.P., and "Praise Ye The Lord," by H. Meery. Mamie Lane New President Credit Women's Club The high point for business for the regular monthly meeting of the Northern Orange County Credit Women's club was the annual election of officers. At the final tabulation of votes, Miss Mamie Lane was unanimously elected president of the group for 1948-1949. Named as vice president was Doris Archibald of Fullerton. She is employed with Ward-Hermington Law. GET READ FOR SUMME Relax in the comfort of cool fashions for Play, at Home, Business and Vacation wear Here's the new, flattering silhouette in a chic, tiny checked pattern. Tailored of Burlington's VIVERO in soft, new colors, with a winged collar that flaunts a jaunty grosgrain bow. Sizes 7 to 15. GLO suit Known throughout the world in tales of culture other famed leaux will be living replicas of the art. Titian's "Presentation the Virgin" will be given by Jane Peltzer and Dolores Peltz reader; M. M. Nealis' "Stella lutina," by Gloria Beninato Patricia Coffin, reader, and drau's "Mater Admirabilis," by Rebecca Woodford and Jan-Kraemer, reader. Interpretations of the brush and let artistry of Champagne will shown in the presentation of announcement" by Lois Baert, Nancy Whaley as Angel Gabriel Marilyn Yorba, reader. Visitation" by Ghirlandajo will presented by Mary Lou Allec, Crosby as Saint Elizabeth and Barbara Schilling, reader. Coro's "Nativity" will be present by Helen Bigonger and Patricia Fin, reader. The well known "Madonna of Chair" by Raphael will be portrayed by Janice Kraemer, An-Caracausa as the Child, Albert lacausa as St. John and Gloria Beninato, reader. Barbara Schilling and Joanages, reader, will present "Our day of Providence" by Gaetano, Marilyn Yorba and Janice President Credit Women's Club The high point for business for the regular monthly meeting of the Northern Orange County Credit Women's club was the annual election of officers. At the final tabulation of votes, Miss Mamie Lane was unanimously elected president of the group for 1948-1949. Named as vice president was Doris Archibald of Fullerton. She is employed with Ward-Harrington Lumber company. Miss Lane is with Cone Brothers Chevrolet Company on North Los Angeles street, Anaheim. Secretary for the new term is Catharine Miller of Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture company in Anaheim and Marguerite Harris, Dr. Roberts office, Anaheim, has been named the new treasurer. The board of directors as named are De Loris Flanigan of the Famous Department store in Fullerton, junior past-president of the group and Doris Thomas, Northern Orange County Credit Bureau in the Bank of America building in Anaheim. Meeting in the home of Norma Nipper, 213 East Water street, Tuesday evening, a report of the PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 5 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS BAKERY HINTS GLAZED DOUGHNUTS FRESH DAILY POTATO RAISED Regular 48c doz., dozen COOKIES ... 2 doz. 47c GLO suit Only swimsuit in the world that glows by day! Gantner's miraculous Gantron.* Light up your life from dawn to dusk in a scintillating Gantner Glosuit. 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