anaheim-gazette 1948-09-16

Lawanda Lynch-Roy Helsing Wed in Capilla Garden Rites Before an altar banked with white gladioli and cathedral candelabra, Miss Lawanda Maurine Lynch, 239 West Malvern avenue, Fullerton, daughter of Mrs. Florence Lynch of Elsinore, plighted her troth with Roy Grayson Helsing, son of Mrs. Louise Helsing, 706 North Zeyn street, Anaheim, in the chapel garden of Capilla de San Antonio last Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, with the Rev. J. Maxwell Chamberlin, pastor of the First Methodist church of Fullerton, reading the nuptial rites for the single-ring ceremony. The bride was lovely in a gown of white slipper satin designed with a marquisette yoke, portrait neckline outlined by a wide satin band, long sleeves coming to a point at the wrist and full skirt ending in a train. Her finger-tip veil edged with chantilly lace cascaded from a sweetheart hat fashioned of matching lace and accented with orange blossoms. Her only adornment was an heirloom necklace of gold. Given in marriage by her brother, Kenneth Lynch, of Elsinore, the bride carried two white hybrid orchids resting on a white prayer book and a lace handkerchief made and given to her by Mrs. George Salisbury of Anaheim. The bridegroom, a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, will be a senior this fall at Pomona college. During the war he served overseas with the Army. For traveling the new Mrs. Helsing wore a beige gabardine suit with brown accessories and the orchids from her prayer book. Local Couple Enjoy 22,000 Mile Vacation Incorporating all main historical spots in the United States, a visit to each province in Canada and the colorful coastal areas of Cuba, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Ferrell, 304 East Wilhelmina street, this city, enjoyed a 22,000 mile trip excluding their flight to South America. The local couple returned home last week from their extensive three and one-half months trip, their first long vacation together in 21 years. Prince Edward and Cape Britain Islands were viewed in addition to Canadian provinces. Mrs. Ferrell, president of the Anaheim Altrusa club, visited every Altrusa club in every province. In Nova Scotia, she had the distinction of being awarded a coat of arms from the Canadian club's date Girl Scout Day. Anaheim scout leaders may obtain passes at the Anaheim Girl Scout office, deadline today (Thursday) Miss Dorothy Bowen Girl Scout director of Anaheim announced. Scouts are invited to take nosy bag lunches and gather for picnic at 11:30 o'clock Saturday morning just south of Picnic Hill which is located south of the Administration building adjacent to Gate No. 1. After lunch, Girl Scouts are scheduled to march down the Avenue of Flags to the Agriculture building. At 1 o'clock they will take part in a colony ceremony and Scout sing to followed by folk dancing. A Girl Scout exhibit is being prepared in the Junior Fair building by the Girl Scout councils of Pomona Valley. Credit Women Institute Plans For New Year Beginning a new year of work and study, members of the Northern Orange County Credit Women's club laid plans for a student program at their first meeting on the fall on Tuesday evening at the home of the president, Mamie Given in marriage by her brother, Kenneth Lynch, of Elsinore, the bride carried two white hybrid orchids resting on a white prayer book and a lace handkerchief made and given to her by Mrs. George Salisbury of Anaheim. The bride's sister, Florene Lynch of Elsinore was the maid of honor, wearing a gown of ice blue brocaded satin fashioned with a fitted bodice, bouffant skirt and bustle bask. She carried a bouquet of red roses. Only other attendant to the bride was Eleanor Jones of Fullerton, wearing an identical gown of ice blue satin and carrying a bouquet of red roses. Serving as best man was the bridegroom's brother, Robert Helsing. Ushers were Jack DuBois of Anaheim and Jim Pott of Stanford University who came from Palo Alto for the wedding. Miss Edith Browne of Anaheim, pre-nuptial soloist, sang "Always," "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer" as a benediction. The patio of the Capilla was the scene of the reception immediately following the ceremony. White gladioli were used on the tables. Miss Alice Johannsem of Fullerton assisted with the reception duties. Miss Jacqueline Rickett of Fullerton was in charge of the guest book. For the occasion Mrs. Lynch, the bride's mother, chose a winter blue ensemble worn with wine accessories and an orchid corsage. Mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Helsing, chose a charcoal grey costume, black accessories and an orchid corsage. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their three-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bridal couple framed in a lace heart, the newlyweds left on a motor trip to northern California. Upon their return they will live at Claremont. The bride is a graduate of Fullerton Junior college where she was treasurer of the Theta Nu Theta sorority. While attending school there she had been making her home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Koch of Fullerton. Other special guests attending the ceremony included the bride's other grandmother, Mrs. Nelle Jackson of Elsinore. Prince Edward and Cape Britain Islands were viewed in addition to Canadian provinces. Mrs. Ferrell, president of the Anaheim Altrusa club, visited every Altrusa club in every province. In Nova Scotia, she had the distinction of being awarded a coat of arms from the Canadian club's president, who stated that she was the first North American woman to receive the award. The feeling of being a part of a vast whole, to a wonderful way of life and country was intensely realistic to the couple when standing in the geological center of the North American Continent, Rugby, North Dakota, Mrs. Ferrell commented. Historic spots viewed included personally conducted tours of Plymouth Rock, George Washington's birthplace, the site of the Battle of Gettysburg, Bar Harbor, Maine, where ninety per cent of the world's cancer research is being conducted on mice, and St. Augustine, Florida, which boasts the oldest home, oldest school house and the famed fountain of youth. In Salem they visited the superstition-ridden remains of the "witche's house" where unfortunates were condemned to be burned at the stake. Covering 42 of the 48 states, they toured the campuses of Princeton, Harvard and Yale and were "lucky enough" to obtain permission to enter the Convention Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, under escort. They arrived there July 4 just after the Republicans had finished their nomination convention. They resided in the Saville Biltmore in Havana, Cuba, after arriving in South America via airliner, having left their car at Key West, Florida. Picturesque side trips included Moro Castle where the United States battleship "Maine" was sunk during the Spanish-American war in 1898. The Canadian people show a sincere and deep respect toward Americans, Mrs. Ferrell commented. In Cuba, she said, everyone is gracious but cause tourists to have an expensive trip. Fair Schedules Girl Scout Day All Girl Scouts wearing regulation uniforms or Scout tie and pin, will be guests at the Los Angeles Institute Plans For New Year Beginning a new year of work and study, members of the Northern Orange County Credit Women's club laid plans for a student program at their first meeting in the fall on Tuesday evening at the home of the president, Mam a motor trip to northern California. Upon their return they will live at Claremont. The bride is a graduate of Fullerton Junior college where she was treasurer of the Theta Nu Theta sorority. While attending school there she had been making her home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Koch of Fullerton. Other special guests attending the ceremony included the bride's other grandmother, Mrs. Nelle Jackson of Elsinore and the bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Matilda Helsing of Yucaipa. All wore orchid corsages. Fair Schedules Girl Scout Day All Girl Scouts wearing regulation uniforms or Scout tie and pin, will be guests at the Los Angeles county fair at Pomona, Saturday, it was announced by the fair association which declared that KNICKERNICK "LADY-LIKE" NIGHTIE A lovely nightie with the "grown-up" look she adores! Wide yoke trimmed with French Val lace, draped fullness from shoulders caught at waist with tiny matching ribbon. In washable, durable Celanese jersey. Pink, blue, white. Sizes 2-12. $3.95 THE BETTY ROSE SHOP 216 E. CENTER ANAHEIM 4200 FOR 28 YEARS "THE BEST IN CHILDREN'S WEAR" Lane, at the Shaw Apartments on West Center street. A general discussion of proposed points of study and procedure was held, during which time several committees were appointed, the first of which was the bulletin committee with Doris Thomas the chairman and Norma Nipper and Eleanor Gardner assisting in the work. Named to the membership committee were Doris Archibald, chairman, and Margaret Garrett; press chairman for the Fullerton paper was named as Doris Preston; program chairman, Doris Preston and Margaret Garrett; budget committee, Doris Archibald, chairman, Min Warton and Eleanor Gardner. The board of directors of the group will hold regular meetings the third Thursday of each month with the regular study meeting scheduled the second Tuesday in each month, meeting from 7:30 until 9 p.m. in the homes of members. Present for the meeting were Catharine Miller, Margaret Garrett, Doris Thomas, Norma Nipper, Doris Archibald, Dorothy Pendleton, Eleanor Gardner, Doris Preston; a guest and former member, Esther Portwood, and the hostess, Mamie Lane. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 6 FOR GLENN P. FRY HOME FROM HOSPITAL Following an emergency appendectomy at Fullerton General hospital, September 4, Glenn P. Fry, 1008 West Sycamore street, Anaheim, returned to the family home last weekend. He is in the personnel department of the National Broadcasting Company, Los Angeles. MITTE WORKER Institute Plans New Year ning a new year of work dy, members of the Northange County Credit Womb lab laid plans for a study at their first meeting of on Tuesday evening at the of the president, Mamie GLENN P. FRY HOME FROM HOSPITAL Following an emergency appendectomy at Fullerton General hospital, September 4, Glenn P. Fry, 1008 West Sycamore street, Anaheim, returned to the family home last weekend. 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