anaheim-gazette 1948-07-15

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Shirley Osborn-Richard Harris Wed Sunday at Capilla Chapel Radiant in a gown of heavy brocaded satin, Miss Shirley Ann Osborn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Osborn, 306 East South street, Anaheim, became the bride of Richard Rowland Harris, son of Mrs. Marguerite Harris, 814½ South Philadelphia street, Anaheim, Sunday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock, at Capilla de San Antonio, with Dr. Robert Young of the Spurgeon Memorial Methodist church in Santa Ana, reading the double-ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried a dainty handkerchief which her grandmother had carried at her wedding. The bride's gown was fashioned with a lace yoke and off-the-shoulder satin neckline, fitted bodice and skirt ending in a short train. Her veil was borrowed from her aunt. Traditional sentiment was found in a beautiful double strand of pearls, a gift from the groom. Matron of honor was Mrs. Robert Siewert (nee Virginia Osborn) wearing a sleeveless gown of aqua taffeta similar to that of the bride. Attired in gowns of identical design to that of the matron of honor, the bride's maids were Elizabeth Osborn wearing pink taffeta, Gwen Ahlstrom clad in pale green taffeta, Greta Kung wearing yellow taffeta, and Virginia Casey, orchid taffeta. Serving as best man was Lawrence Rains. Ushers included Bob Drowns, Charles Clark, Irwin North, Jr., and Robert Siewert. Jean Cutshall, pre-nuptial the bride's family, presided at the punch bowl. For the occasion, Mrs. Osborn, mother of the bride, chose a white silk floor-length gown fashioned with a back drape. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Harris, was attired in a floor-length gown of aqua net designed with long sleeves and full skirt. The young couple left on a five-day honeymoon trip to Laguna Beach. Upon their return, they will reside at 306 East South street, this city. For travelling, the new Mrs. Harris wore a grey gabardine suit contrasting with black and white accessories. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, class of 1947. She attended the University of California at Santa Barbara for one semester. Her bridegroom, who is associated with McMahans Furniture Store of this city, is a graduate of AUHS, class of 1946, and of Fullerton Junior college, class of 1948. Lovely Beverly Campbell, who pleased audiences with her personality and skill in the first two Holiday Stage productions, will be featured with screen star Donna Curtis in the strawhatter's new production, "The Spider," slated to follow the current offering "Merton of the Movies." Mrs. Campbell scored as the Dear daughter in "She Loves Me No and as the prissy sister in "Goodbye Again." "The Spider" will incorporate several vaudeville acts in its usual thrill-packed action, following the precedent set in this week's play, starring Sterling Holloway which has as its prologue an otime silent movie, "The Iron Nap." "Merton of the Movies" closes Saturday, July 17, with "The Spider" raising its curtain on Monday, July 19. Janice Schantzen, Rosalie Fly Susan Zwart and Shirley Frank The Outdoor Cook's badge awarded to members of seventh grade unit led by M.J. C. Carter, Mrs. Leonard B and Mrs. Gilbert Montana. Members who fulfilled the basic requirements were Sherrill chems, Mary Cone, Betty Dberger, Bonnie Jean Dow Sharon Etchison, Mickey Goo Marion Daniels-Bay City Man Wed Saturday in Chapel Rites In an impressive ceremony, Miss Marion Lucille Daniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Daniels of 10702 South Harbor boulevard, became the bride of Alfred Edwin Mason, Jr., of San Francisco, 8 o'clock Saturday evening, at Capilla de San Antonio with Rev. Robert Burns McAulay, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, Orange, officiating for the double-ring rites. More than 300 friends and relatives were present. The young couple plighted their troth before an all-white altar arranged with lighted cathedral candelbra and summer blossoms. Tall standing baskets were also used in the inner chapel where the ceremony was read. Enhancing the bride's loveliness was her gown of ivory satin designed with a net yoke, heart-shaped neckline, pearl beaded bodice, long sleeves pointed at the wristline and very full skirt which ended in a full length train. Her finger-tip length veil cascaded from a pearl-beaded crown. Traditional sentiment was found in the strand of matched pearls, a gift from her bridegroom. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried a shower bouquet of ivory gladioli surrounding a large orchid. Miss Vera Jean Hilbers, nuptial soloist, sang "Because," "O Promise Me" and "The Lord's Prayer." A school friend of the bride, Miss Carol Bostick, was organist playing traditional wedding marches and accompanying the soloist. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, class of 1947. She attended the University of California at Santa Barbara for one semester. Her bridegroom, who is associated with McMahans Furniture Store of this city, is a graduate of AUHS, class of 1946, and of Fullerton Junior college, class of 1948. Pre-nuptial courtsies given in honor of the bride, included miscellaneous showers. Gwen Ahlstrom and her mother, Mrs. Ahlstrom were hostesses for a May affair. Late in June, Elva Clasen and her mother, Mrs. Clasen, were hostesses for another shower. This month, Mrs. Bob Drowns and Mrs. Harry Drowns gave a similar shower. Ensembles and white accessories. Each wore a corsage of white carnations. Close family friends assisted with reception duties. Mrs. Marjorie Faulkner was in charge of the guest book. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their wedding cake, the young couple left for a short honeymoon trip. They stayed at the Santa Barbara Hotel then went on to San Francisco. There the new Mrs. Mason was surprised with their wedding present from the groom's mother, Mrs. Cuneo, and father — a beautiful new home, completely furnished, at 626 Rockdale Drive. A wedding trip will be enjoyed by the couple in February. For traveling the bride wore a biege charmaine gabardine suit. She chose a brown top coat and white accessories and wore the orchid corsage from her wedding bouquet. Many lovely pre-nuptial showers were given here and in Long Beach for the bride. She is a graduate of Katella elementary school and Anaheim Union high school class of 1948. During her four years in high school, she was active in the music department. Her bridegroom is a graduate of San Francisco schools. He served six years in the U.S. Navy and is head of the mechanical division of the United Air Lines, San Francisco headquarters. Announce Girl Janice Schantzen, Rosalie Flynn, Susan Zwart and Shirley Franklin. The Outdoor Cook's badge awarded to members of the seventh grade unit led by Ms. J. C. Carter, Mrs. Leonard Bent and Mrs. Gilbert Montana. Members who fulfilled the basic requirements were Sherrill chems, Mary Cone, Betty Dberger, Bonnie Jean Dowsharon Etchison, Mickey Good Mary Lou Hoxsie, Corinia LeNoraleen Loetterle, Esther M Rosemary Odermatt, Charlie Pruett, Adeline Reveles, In Rodriguez, Julia Saucedo, Manne Walker, Esther Yniquez and Ann Allen. In the eighth and ninth grade unit each scout had per attendance. Both the Campo and the Outdoor Safety badges were earned by Laurel Bohan Alice Brant, Mary Ann Carole Dawson, Darlene M Donna Healton, Carolyn L Myrna Llewellyn, Sally Tay Judy Belle Wicker, Mary Flush and Nadine McIntyre. In addition the Outdoor Cook's badge awarded to Laurel Bohan, Albrant, Darlene Fitz, Carolyn L Myrna Llewellyn and Nadine McIntyre. Leaders of these groups were Mesdames Kenneth Douglass and Fred Klein. Assisting at Holiday Stage Among the hosts and hostess serving refreshments during in-mission of Holiday Stage's run "Merton of the Movies," at Tuft high school auditorium, are Mrs. O. S. Flean and Mr. Mrs. Clay Bruington of Anahoe. The comedy, third play presented this season by the professional summer stock company stars Sterling Holloway, Howood actor, and Mary Finne Broadway comedienne. The script is written about life in early twenties. The performance which opened Monday, will conclude Saturday Others assisting with serving the attractive stage patio include Mr. and Mrs. Douglas May, and Mrs. Hugh Lowe, Jr., Mr. Mrs. Charles Fontius, Mr. Mrs. Earl Waynick, Mr. and M Lawrence Coffing, Mr. and M Hugh J. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Kroese, Mr. and Mrs. Ph Brown, Misses Marilyn Nell Marilyn Wilson, Ann Hard Harriet Huffman, Mr. and M G Hyde Jr., and Mr. Traditional sentiment was found in the strand of matched pearls, a gift from her bridegroom. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried a shower bouquet of ivory gladioli surrounding a large orchid. Miss Vera Jean Hilbers, nuptial soloist, sang "Because," "O Promise Me" and "The Lord's Prayer." A school friend of the bride, Miss Carol Bostick, was organist playing traditional wedding marches and accompanying the soloist. Sister of the bride, Mrs. Mildred Daniels Wilson, served as the matron of honor. She wore a gown of blue taffeta and net fashioned with a fitted bodice and very full skirt and carried a shower bouquet of yellow gladioli. Virgie Hawkins and Audrey Borley were the bridemaids. Each wore a gown of pink taffeta and net and carried bouquets of lavender gladioli. Flower girls were Carroll Gallaway of Santa Ana, wearing a blue frock, and Sharon Gault of Whittier, attired in a yellow frock. Each carried a white basket filled with pink rose petals. Ring bearer was two-year-old Larry Daniels, nephew of the bride. The two rings rested on a satin and lace pillow. Serving as best man was Roy Gallaway of Santa Ana, close friend of the bridegroom. Both veterans, they were together during the recent war. Ushers were Howard Daniels, brother of the bride, and Charles Hunt, Jr. The garden tea room was the scene of the reception held immediately following the ceremony. Mother of the bride, Mrs. Daniels, chose a gown of dusty rose contrasting with navy accessories. Mrs. Cuneo, the bridegroom's mother, and Mrs. Alfred Mason, Sr., stepmother of the bridegroom, both of San Francisco, chose black Her bridegroom is a graduate of San Francisco schools. He served six years in the U.S. Navy and is head of the mechanical division of the United Air Lines, San Francisco headquarters. Announcement of proficiency badge awards to Girl Scouts who attended the Camp Flicker Day Camp in Irvine park, were announced this week. Girls from Anaheim troops in the fifth grade unit earned their outdoor safety badge, to the recent Brownie fly-ups. The award represents the first badge activity in the Intermediate scout program. Those receiving the safety award include Cynthia Cox, Carol Fitz, Nancy Homan, Norma Kerns, Kathryn Kopfer, Patricia Landen, Karen Lenain, Mary Matejka, Rosalie Miller, Aurora Huesca, Marilyn Oelke, Joanne Schwemmer, Theresa Metzger, Mary Lou Storey, Barbara Brown, Virginia Philpott, Stephanie Winsor and Inez Orrepeza. Their leaders were Mrs. Dave Schwemmer, Mrs. John Kerns and Mrs. N. L. Chapman. Sixth grade unit scouts earning their outdoor badges under the direction of Mrs. August Fitz, Mrs. Roy Dargatz, Mrs. William Dierberger and Mrs. Leo Homan, included Geraldine Alleman, Charlene Alvey, Bonnie Booth, Shirley Brisbin, Rosemary Botts, Jayne Chapman, Jan Critchfield. Marie Dargatz, Kathleen Dugan, Cornelia Dykstra, Jeanne Gillett, Beverly Howery, Sally Leigh, Patricia Roberts, Dora Saucedo, The performance which opened Monday will conclude Saturday. Others assisting with serving the attractive stage patio include Mr. and Mrs. Douglas May and Mrs. Hugh Lowe, Jr., Mr. Mrs. Charles Fontius, Mr. Mrs. Earl Waynick, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Coffing, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Kroese, Mr. and Mrs. Ph Brown, Misses Marilyn Nelk Marilyn Wilson, Ann Hardt Harriet Huffman, Mr. and M.C. W. Hyde, Jr., and Mr. and M.J.A. Henle. View 'Living Pictures' at Press Preview Paintings and sculptures of mous ancient and modern art came to vivid life in tableau authentically reproduced under the sponsorship of the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts association in the Pageant of the Masters; tival highlight during a press view Monday night in Irvine B for southern California newspapers and photographers. This year's thirteenth annual beach festival began yesterday (Wednesday) and will continue through July 25. Group "A" comprising 22 of more than 60 masterpieces to be shown in the pageant program which, this year, is divided into three groups. Oswell Jackson, nation known art authority, lecturer actor, is director of the page Russell Potter, prominent new paper and advertising man of beach city, is narrator. Appropriate background music for the well known event when began in 1932 was presented by Cleo Allen Hibbs ensemble Vocal numbers were sung by Laguna Beach Choral Society by Mrs. Mary Batten Steffensen. Mrs. Dorothy Hall, member of the Festival association's board of directors, is in charge of publicity for the festival. The festival grounds open at 2:30 p.m.; puppet shows are staged at 3 and 10 p.m. and the Pageant of the Masters begins nightly at 8:30 p.m. Paintings, sculpture, ceramics, leatherwork, rug-weaving, junior art work, metal craft and wood carving are among many exhibits displayed on the grounds. Bushman Home Scene of Camp Staff Meeting Camp Osceola staff members for the Anaheim Girl Scouts met to launch plans for a staff overnight at Santa Ana Dude Ranch being held tonight (Thursday). The program was outlined at the home of Mrs. William Bushman, established camp chairman for the local Girl Scout council, Monday evening. The affair began with an outdoor buffet served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Peter W. Schmitz. Later in the evening the group enjoyed a colored film, shown through the courtesy of Mrs. Gilbreth, in the social rooms at the White Temple Methodist church. Singing of camp songs and a general discussion of the Camp Osceola plan headed the business session. Final camp plans will be formulated tonight for the camp period, July 26 to August 2. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Bushman, Mrs. LeRoy Ater, commissioner for the local Girl Scout council; Mrs. Maynard F. Glenn, program chairman for the council; Miss Margaret Rez, waterfront director; and Mrs. J. F. Dutzi, Mrs. Peter Schmitz, Mrs. Ruth Burke, Miss Peggy Ganahl, Miss Agnes Heying, Miss Marilyn Smith, Mrs. Muriel Carlson, Mrs. Edward Asmus, Mrs. Harry Rock... July 19. Schantzen, Rosalie Flynn, Zwart and Shirley France. Outdoor Cook's badge was used to members of the sixth grade unit led by Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Leonard Botts, Mrs. Gilbert Montana. Uniters who fulfilled the badge requirements were Sherrill Coe, Mary Cone, Betty Dierer, Bonnie Jean Downs, Ethel Etchison, Mickey Godoy, Lou Hoxsie, Corinia Leigh, Green Loetterle, Esther Mata, Mary Odermatt, Charlotte Adeline Reveles, Irene Guez, Julia Saucedo, Mari-Walker, Esther Yniquez and Allen. The eighth and ninth grade each scout had perfect dance. Both the Campcraft Outdoor Safety badges earned by Laurel Bohan, Brant, Mary Ann Carter, Dawson, Darlene Fitz, Healton, Carolyn Lenz, Llewellyn, Sally Taylor, Belle Wicker, Mary Flynn Nadine McIntyre. In addition, Outdoor Cook's badge was added to Laurel Bohan, Alice Darlene Fitz, Carolyn Lenz, Llewellyn and Nadine McIntyre. Leaders of these groups Mesdames Kenneth Dougan Fred Klein. RALPH GARCIA RECEIVES U. S. ARMY PROMOTION Ralph Garcia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Cisneros, 1018½ Patt street, Anaheim, recently was promoted to technician fourth grade, while serving in the accounting branch of the U. S. Army 172nd Finance Disbursing Section at Headquarters, Philippines, Ryukus Command in Manila. A graduate of Santa Ana senior high school, Sgt. Garcia entered the Army in August, 1946 and went overseas in February, 1947. IT'S A BOY! Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Archelleta, 10711 Frances street, Garden Grove, became the parents of a baby son weighing seven pounds, ten ounces, last Saturday at St. Joseph hospital. NEW ARRIVAL A baby son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carrasco, 12902 South Garden Grove street, Garden Grove, Friday, at Santa Ana Community hospital. The infant weighed eight pounds, five 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 Soap Sale FAMOUS SOAPS BY Wrisley The most exciting soap news since before the war! 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