anaheim-gazette 1948-07-22

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Frances Ruth-Robert Merriman Wed in Bethel Baptist Church Lovely in a satin gown distinctive with hoop skirts, two tiered veil and accents of hand fashioned white satin roses, Miss Frances Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Domries, Route 2, 9741 Lincoln road, Anaheim, was united in marriage to Robert L. Merriman, son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Merriman, 511 South Resh street, Anaheim, Friday night at 8 o'clock in the sanctuary of the Bethel Baptist church of this city with the Rev. P. G. Neumann officiating for the single-ring formal ceremony. The young couple plighted their troth before an all-white altar arranged with white gladioli, potted palms, and lighted cathedral candelabra. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried cymbidium orchids blended with a shower of stephenotis, bouvardia and satin streamers, the bouquet resting on a white Bible. Her full-length and finger-tip length two-tiered veil of illusion net cascaded from a crown of white satin roses. All the bride's attendants were attired in white satin water-print seersucker organdie gowns worn with white net elbow length gloves. They carried arm bouquets of red gladioli. Mrs. John Murdock was the matron of honor. The bride's maids included Miss Phoebe Merriman, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. James Ruth, Jr., sister-in-law of the bride; Miss Marion Davies and Miss Jerry Schauer, the latter a cousin of the bride. the Singer Sewing Center, Anaheim. Her bridegroom, an alumnus of Anaheim high school, is with the interdepartmental transportation division of Essex Wire Corporation of California at Anaheim. Pre-nuptial courtesies extended to the bride included three miscellaneous showers. June 6, Mrs. R. T. Schauer of Garden Grove was hostess to an affair; June 16, the George Partridge home on East Broadway was the scene of a shower with Mrs. Partridge and Mrs. Frank Hutain, co-hostesses, and July 7, an affair was given by Mrs. James Ruth, Jr., of Anaheim. Housewarming At Barron Home Mrs. J. C. Barron of Valdina street, Freeway Park, Anaheim, was honoree of a housewarming and surprise party given by the Friendship Circle of the Grace Lutheran church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Henry Schimming president of the group, presided dur- Will Present 'Life with Father' "Life With Father" will be presented next Monday through Saturday by Holiday Stage, at the Tustin high school auditorium. Co-starred in this modern classic of American family life in the 1880's, in the popular comedy "first west coast performance," are Mary Finney and Donald Curtis. Curtis, who will portray "Father," recently appeared in Columbia's "The Fuller Brush Man" and currently is headlined in Holiday Stage's "The Spider," novel vaudeville and 'whodunit' show. years in the U.S. Navy and attended Anaheim Union high school. Tuesday evening, the newlywed were the honored guests at a pre-nuptial shower given by Mary O'Kane and Daisey Vuksanovic in the O'Kane home at 208 North Helena street. All the bride's attendants were attired in white satin water-print seersucker organdie gowns worn with white net elbow length gloves. They carried arm bouquets of red gladioli. Mrs. John Murdock was the matron of honor. The bride's maids included Miss Phoebe Merriman, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. James Ruth, Jr., sister-in-law of the bride; Miss Marion Davies and Miss Jerry Schauer, the latter a cousin of the bride. Wearing a frock similar to the bride's gown and white mitts, was the flower girl, Cecelia Attie Ruth, half-sister of the bride. A red rose halo graced her hair. Candle-lighter was Miss Wanda Allen. Serving as best man was Marvin Rapp, the bridegroom's cousin, who traveled from his home in Artesian, South Dakota, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Arthur Rapp, to participate in the ceremony. Ushers included Gene Hall, Ted Fischback, Warren Cox and James Ruth, Jr., the bride's brother. Alvin Graver, pre-nuptial soloist, sang "Because," "Love Abide" and "Since God Gave Me You," accompanied by Esther Leuschner, organist of the Baptist church, who also played the traditional wedding marches. Immediately following the ceremony, the reception was held in the church social hall. Mrs. Domries, the bride's mother, chose a floor length dinner gown of aqua accented with a corsage of clear yellow Souvenir roses. The groom's mother, Mrs. Merriman, was attired in a deep rose floor length dinner gown worn with matching gloves and a contrasting bolero of navy. Her corsage was of rich yellow Talisman roses. White tapers in crystal sticks flanked the five tiered cake on the reception table. White gladioli were arranged throughout the large hall. The cake was topped with a miniature bridal couple and surrounded by white roses. Mrs. T. R. Schauer was in charge of the reception duties. Mrs. Leonard Eggert, cousin of the new Mrs. Merriman, cut and served the cake assisted by Mrs. Warren Cox. Presiding at the punch bowl was Miss Evelyn Davies. Miss Lois Baert was in charge of the guest book. The bride designed her own gown and those of her attendants and were created by her and her mother for the impressive ceremony. The newlywed left for a two-week stay at the Luther League of the Grace Lutheran church, Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Mohn on South West street. Auctioneers for the box social dinners were Conrad Mauerhan, guest of Dan Mauerhan, and Pearl Mohn. All proceeds from the affair went to swell the fund for a vibrante for the church organ. Prize for the prettiest box was awarded to Jerry Gibson. For the cleverest box, the prize went to Connie Benson. Art Michael won the door prize. Two large bouquets of gladioli decorated the main serving table. Stars and small bouquets on each table carried out the pink and lavender color scheme. Housewarming At Barron Home Mrs. J. C. Barron of Valdina street, Freeway Park, Anaheim, was honoree of a housewarming and surprise party given by the Friendship Circle of the Grace Lutheran church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Henry Schimming president of the group, presided during the business session attended by 25 members. Plans for the annual fall bazaar were discussed. The circle sang "Sweet Hour of Prayer" and Mrs. Fred Levi led devotions. The lesson was based on the Book of Exodus. Mrs. Anna Siegel, will be Bible study chairman for the next three months, it was announced. A stork gift of a baby blanket was presented to Mrs. Ellery Henken by the group. Refreshments of home-made cake, coffee and punch were served. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Anna Rasmussen, Mrs. F. Olsen, Mrs. Frank Mauerhan and Mrs. Fred Levi. Box Social Big Success A box social was enjoyed by more than 40 members of the Luther League of the Grace Lutheran church, Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Mohn on South West street. Auctioneers for the box social dinners were Conrad Mauerhan, guest of Dan Mauerhan, and Pearl Mohn. All proceeds from the affair went to swell the fund for a vibrante for the church organ. Prize for the prettiest box was awarded to Jerry Gibson. For the cleverest box, the prize went to Connie Benson. Art Michael won the door prize. Two large bouquets of gladioli decorated the main serving table. Stars and small bouquets on each table carried out the pink and lavender color scheme. Hill-Chapman Marriage Told The marriage of Miss Phyllis Hill, daughter of Mrs. Jack Stranner, 510 East Chartres street, Anaheim, and A.-J. Hill of Brea, to James Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapman, 117 South Philadelphia street, was announced last evening. The young couple eloped to Quartzsite, Arizona, where the ceremony was given by Mrs. James Ruth, Jr., of Anaheim. and July 7, an affair was given by Mrs. James Ruth, Jr., of Anaheim. Housewarming At Barron Home Mrs. J. C. Barron of Valdina street, Freeway Park, Anaheim, was honoree of a housewarming and surprise party given by the Friendship Circle of the Grace Lutheran church Tuesday evening. Mrs. Henry Schimming president of the group, presided during the business session attended by 25 members. Plans for the annual fall bazaar were discussed. The circle sang "Sweet Hour of Prayer" and Mrs. Fred Levi led devotions. The lesson was based on the Book of Exodus. Mrs. Anna Siegel, will be Bible study chairman for the next three months, it was announced. A stork gift of a baby blanket was presented to Mrs. Ellery Henken by the group. Refreshments of home-made cake, coffee and punch were served. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Anna Rasmussen, Mrs. F. Olsen, Mrs. Frank Mauerhan and Mrs. Fred Levi. Box Social Big Success A box social was enjoyed by more than 40 members of the Luther League of the Grace Lutheran church, Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Mohn on South West street. Auctioneers for the box social dinners were Conrad Mauerhan, guest of Dan Mauerhan, and Pearl Mohn. All proceeds from the affair went to swell the fund for a vibrante for the church organ. Prize for the prettiest box was awarded to Jerry Gibson. For the cleverest box, the prize went to Connie Benson. Art Michael won the door prize. Two large bouquets of gladioli decorated the main serving table. Stars and small bouquets on each table carried out the pink and lavender color scheme. Brownie Scout Day Camp Closes Camp Jack Fisher the Brownie Day camp operated by the local Girl Scout Council has just completed its two-week session. Sixty local Brownies and their leaders attended. This year for the first time this Council operated two separate day camps so that a more advanced camping program might be available for each of two different age groups. The plan has been successful and will be continued an other year with the operation o T. R. Schauer was in charge of the reception duties. Mrs. Leonard Egert, cousin of the new Mrs. Merriman, cut and served the cake assisted by Mrs. Warren Cox. Presiding at the punch bowl was Miss Evelyn Davies. Miss Lois Baert was in charge of the guest book. The bride designed her own gown and those of her attendants and were created by her and her mother for the impressive ceremony. The newlyweds left for a two-weeks honeymoon trip to Yosemite, Sequoia National park, Lake Tahoe and Medford, Oregon. For traveling the bride chose a navy blue faille bolero dress worn with navy accessories and the orchids from her wedding bouquet. Upon their return, the couple will reside at 92814 North Claudina street. Honored guests attending the wedding and reception included the bride's maternal grandmother, Mrs. J. F. Berryhill of Dallas, Texas; the groom's grandmother, Mrs. Rapp of Anaheim; the bride's aunt (Mrs. Domries' sister), Miss Evelyn Orton of Stockton, California. The bride, a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, is an alumnus of the Wolfe Costume Designing school in Los Angeles. She plans to continue her position with 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 Hill-Chapman Marriage Told The marriage of Miss Phyllis Hill, daughter of Mrs. Jack Stracner, 510 East Chartres street, Anaheim, and A. J. Hill of Brea, to James Chapman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chapman, 117 South Philadelphia street, was announced last evening. The young couple eloped to Quartzsite, Arizona, where the ceremony was read at 8 o'clock yesterday morning. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Dudney of Long Beach. The bride wore an aqua blue dress and white accessories for the occasion. She had an orchid corsage. The young Mrs. Chapman attended Brea-Olinda high school and has been employed by the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph company of this city for the past two years. She plans to continue work. Her bridegroom is associated with the Mississippi Glass Company, Fullerton. He served three To Farmers and Small Business Firms Your bookkeeping can be done by mail. Our service will . . . 1. Keep your books. 2. Furnish you with trial balance and profit and loss statements each month. 3. Provide you with necessary business figures for your Federal and State Income tax returns. We can keep your books for you cfeaper and better than you can keep them yourself. If you are interested, we will be pleased to call and explain this method to you. There is no obligation. C. E. Holcomb 1221 E. Central Ave. Fullerton Phone 354 Camp Flicker for Intermediate Girl Scouts at Irvine Park and the operation of Camp Fisher for Brownie Scouts at Jack Fisher Park in Santa Ana, leaders announced. The Brownie Camp program included a wide variety of activities such as hiking, singing, games, crafts, cooking, fire-building, treasure hunts, story hours and the making of old-fashioned freezer ice cream. The Brownies were taken to and from the site daily by bus and their entire program, including full noon meals for six days, program supplies and other incidentals was provided for from their camp fee. Through the courtesy of the city council of Anaheim, the session closed with a Brownie swimming party at the city pool. Those who were active in the youngest unit, the Busy Bees, were Virginia Acton, Melinda Booth, Alice Brown, Denise Cappaert, Judy Dugan, Mary Jane Fisher, Barbara Ham Geraldine Kirk, Gloria Leeb, Janice Marshall, Sharon Meriwether, Bette Jo Mittman, Judith Peltzer, Grace Pruett, Claudia Schiller, Gretchen Schneider, Jo Ann St. Pierre, Judy Ann Tremble, Adeline Rodin, Darlene Rodin, Jane McIntyre and Sharon Ray. Their leaders were Mrs. F. M. Shirk of Loara school, Mrs. Roy Kirk of Broadway school, and Miss Marilyn Smith. The members of the Wildcat Unit were Carol Booth, Patsy Briggs, Sharon Brougher, Barbara Brown, Mary Louise Cowee, Luey Ann Fischle, Rita Flynn, Glenda Gray, Janice Gwoltney, Donna Heitman, Carol Hemken, Nancy Provencio, Allene Schafer, Joan Shirk, Glenda Simonton, Margaret Bonham, Catherine Markham and Ann Story. Their leaders were Mrs. M. E. Dugan, Mrs. William Bushman and Mrs. J. J. Schneider The Whole T into the S BASEME OF SHO 300 Pairs Women's S Dress Shoes! Play Shoe Trim dressy styles by "Wesley" and "Connie" in all white, and white and brown combination. Play shoes and sport styles by The members of the Wildcat Unit were Carol Booth, Patsy Briggs, Sharon Brougher, Barbara Brown, Mary Louise Cowee, Luey Ann Fischle, Rita Flynn, Glenda Gray, Janice Gwoltney, Donna Heitman, Carol Hemken, Nancy Provencio, Allene Schafer, Joan Shirk, Glenda Simonton, Margaret Bonham, Catherine Markham and Ann Story. Their leaders were Mrs. M. E. Dugan, Mrs. William Bushman and Mrs. J. J. Schneider of St. Boniface school. The members of the Honey-Bunny Unit were Louella Baker, Dorothy Bovee, Virginia Cabalero, Irene Gonzales, Diana Hollowell, Sharon Johnson, Anne Lindgren, Helen Miller, Helen Munas, Margaret Olvera, Kay Rennie, Janice Reynolds, Sharon Rodin, Alice Stanway, Gail Yates, June Brown, Audrey Brown and Gene Mittman. Leaders were Mrs. Al Mittman of Centralia school, Mrs. Mynette Brown of Broadway school, Mrs. Clyde Dawson, Day Camp Chairman for the Girl Scout Council, and Miss Carol Dawson. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS TONIGHT THE SPIDER at HOLIDAY STAGE with Donald Curtis BAVERY CAMPBELL WILLIAM PULLEN Hiway 101—Tustin JULY 19 THRU 24 Nightly at 8:30—Also Sat, 2:30 $2.40 - $1.80 - $1.20 TICKETS BATON MUSIC CO. Next Week "LIFE WITH FATHER" So Young 300 Pairs Women's S Dress Shoes! Play Shoe Trim dressy styles by "Wesley" and "Connie" in all white, and white and brown combination. Play shoes and sport styles by such famous designers as "Joyce," "Scooter," "Cobbler," "Friendly," "Dun Deer" and "Connie." Sandals and oxford included. Come early for the best selection in your size. U.S. KEDETTES 298 CHILDREN'S PLAY SANDALS White fabric shoes, one strap style with genuine "Foamtread" soles for comfort, safety and longer wear. Regular $2.95 values. Sizes 6 to 12. NOW. 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