anaheim-gazette 1948-10-28

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK GRACE THOMPSON—Phone 2206 Beverly Fick, Warren Howard Wed Sunday Before an altar arranged with white asters, chrysanthemums and lighted tapers, Miss Beverly Fick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fick, 872 South Palm street, Anaheim, became the bride of Warren Grant Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Howard, 417 South Citron street, this city, in Capilla de San Antonio chapel, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock with the Rev. L. E. Eifert, pastor of Zion Lutheran church of Anaheim, reading the double-ring ceremony. The bride was lovely in an off-shoulder gown of white satin accented with a net yoke and bustle back. She wore a finger-tip length veil. Traditional sentiment was found in "something blue," a lace handkerchief belonging to her grandmother, a necklace, gift from the bridegroom and an anklet borrowed from a close friend. Given in marriage by her father, the bride's bouquet was a white orchid resting on a white Bible. Only attendant to the bride was her sister, Miss Wanda Fick, who wore a gown of light orchid taffeta fashioned off-the-shoulder and accented with a net yoke and a peplum. Serving as best man was Arnold Errol Howard, Jr., brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Messers V. Jacobsen and Petersen. John Lindsey, nuptial soloist, sang "Because" and "The Lord's Potts, sister of the bride, presided at the guest book. Both Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Fick had corsages of white carnations. For travelling the bride chose a navy blue suit accented with pink accessories and the orchid she carried during the ceremony. Mrs. Arnold chose a green dress and black accessories while the bride's mother, Mrs. Fick, wore a brown dress with biege accessories. The newlyweds are both graduates of Anaheim Union high school. The bridegroom is a mechanic at his father's garage in this city. The bride is employed at the M.C.P. plant office. WRC Social Club Meet Tuesday and Plan Bazaar Enjoying a pot-luck luncheon at the noon hour, twenty members of the A.B.Paul Women's Relief Corps social club met at the home of Mrs. Emma Schauers at 318 South East street last Tuesday for their regular monthly meeting. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Schauers was Mary Ashenfelter, Opal Ballinger and Daisy Bovee, president of the Corps. The Hallowe'en motif was used as decorations for the luncheon table and throughout the home with prize chrysanthemums from Mrs. Schauers' garden effectively used in lovely bouquets. Mrs. Schauers grows her chrysanthemums as a hobby. The highlight of the afternoon hundreds of things that remain to be done, a work that has never ceased. Mrs. Brunemier is a member of Evangelical United Brethren church. Knee robes for the veterans Sawtelle hospital was made during the afternoon. Plans were made for a rummage sale and bazaar to be held at 104 East Center street on Nov. 17, 18 and 19 with hand work and needlework offered at the bazaar. Ida Heying won the door prize and the raffle prize was won by the hostesses. There will be no November meeting but at the December meeting the two months will be combined into one for a Christmas party. Stage Dance in Walton Lodge Holiday spirit prevailed as the gala Hallowe'en party was enjoyed in the rustic Lodge of the Fullerton chapter of the Izaak Walton league sponsored by your people of St. Boniface Catholic church, Anaheim, Saturday night. More than 150 invitations to the festive "stag or drag" were sent to Anaheim, Fullerton, Breuena Park and Placentia. Those participating were members of St. Mary's Catholic church as well as the local church and their guests. Forming an appropriate back ground, were arrangements corn stalks and a roaring fire. Two pumpkins, with personality, added to the occasion. Spicy fall refreshments of cider apples and pop corn were enjoyed. Members of the dance committee included Johnny Heins, Jill Kerwim, Wayne Andrade, Mi Claire McDonald and Father Carr of St. Boniface church, club sponsor. the bride's bouquet was a white orchid resting on a white Bible. Only attendant to the bride was her sister, Miss Wanda Fick, who wore a gown of light orchid taffeta fashioned off-the-shoulder and accented with a net yoke and a peplum. Serving as best man was Arnold Errol Howard, Jr., brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Messers. V. Jacobsen and Petersen. John Lindsey, nuptial soloist, sang "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer," accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust. Immediately following the ceremony, the reception was held in the Capilla garden. Mrs. Gwen Vance of Olive was in charge of the punch bowl and Mrs. Virginia their regular monthly meeting. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Schauers was Mary Ashenfelter, Opal Ballinger and Daisy Bovee, president of the Corps. The Hallowe'en motif was used as decorations for the luncheon table and throughout the home with prize chrysanthemums from Mrs. Schauers' garden effectively used in lovely bouquets. Mrs. Schauers grows her chrysanthemums as a hobby. The highlight of the afternoon meeting was a most interesting talk by Mrs. E. H. Brunemier of Placentia, who spent years of work in China as a missionary working among the natives of that country. She told of many things that had been done and of the HARTFIELD'S HALLOWE’EN DIAMOND FESTIVAL Festivity surrounds us ... Throngs have entered into the spirit of funmaking for the occasion. HARTFIELD too, joins the parade on this festive occasion with its Diamond Festival. Whatever the reason ... engagement, wed- entered into the spirit of funmaking for the occasion. HARTFIELD too, joins the parade on this festive occasion with its Diamond Festival. 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Dance in Boston Lodge ay spirit prevailed as a allowe'en party was enthe rustic Lodge of the chapter of the Izaak league sponsored by young of St. Boniface Catholic Anaheim, Saturday night. than 150 invitations to the "stag or drag" were sent Aheim, Fullerton, Brea, Park and Placentia. Those rating were members of St. Catholic church as well as al church and their guests ing an appropriate backwere arrangements of alks and a roaring fire. Two ons, with personality, added occasion. fall refreshments of cider, and pop corn were enmembers of the dance comcluded Johnny Heins, Jim Wayne Andrade, Miss McDonald and Father Carol nonface church, club spon- crystal ball at the Beverly Hills Hotel, that city, last week was Charles Tuffree of Placentia who escorted Miss Sue Ficker, queen of the recent fair in Pomona. Playing to a full house, the opera, as presented by the Bay City association, starred Salvador Bacoloni in the lead role of "Fal-staff." Three-hundred couples including opera stars, motion picture personalities and Los Angeles socialites were guests by invitation to the elaborate dinner-ball presented by the greater Los Angeles plans committee, which plans to build a new opera house for Los Angeles in LaFayette Park within the near future. For the occasion, Miss Ficker chose a gown of black satin and gold lame worn with an ermine wrap. Plan Sorority Council Meet The Southern California Council breakfast for Beta Sigma Phi sorority members was announced for November 21, at Lakewood Country club, during the regular meeting of the Anaheim chapter Monday evening at the home of Mildred and Claire Mauerhan. Marjorie Pibel, president, presided during the short business session. The affair was a rush meeting with Josephine Chance acting as the rush captain. She presented Helen Sharpe, Beulah Hineman and Dorothy Gerlich who gave short talks on the history, aims and purposes of the sorority. Anna Claire and Mildred Mauerhan gave a colorful and descriptive talk on their Canadian and Alaskan trip last summer. Their resume was accompanied by motion pictures of Canada and Alaska. Delectable refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by Castile Soap Mitts All A handy mitt filled with creme castile soap, for use in the tub, shower and shampoo. 25¢ Long lasting... Navy Blue Anklets Women's size in plain navy blue wool. Pair... The SQR MONTH END Money saving values to make Hallowe’en week more exciting. Really immense savings on many winter items that you need right now for yourself and family. Friday & Saturday were arrangements of alks and a roaring fire. Two ons, with personality, added occasion. fall refreshments of cider, and pop corn were enmembers of the dance comcluded Johnny Heins, Jim Wayne Andrade, Miss McDonald and Father Carol moniface church, club sponjoy Grand Opera, mer and Ball ding the opening of the opera, "Falstaff," staged by in Francisco Opera Comm on the Shrine auditorium, geles, and an invitational with Josephine Chance acting as the rush captain. She presented Helen Sharpe, Beulah Hineman and Dorothy Gerlich who gave short talks on the history, aims and purposes of the sorority. Anna Claire and Mildred Mauerhan gave a colorful and descriptive talk on their Canadian and Alaskan trip last summer. Their resume was accompanied by motion pictures of Canada and Alaska. Delectable refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by the hostess during the concluding social period. Guests enjoying the meeting were Helen Cohn, Ann Engebretson, Esther David, Lois Spratt and Mrs. W. Mauerhan. Members present were Marjorie Pibel, Louise Miller, Beulah Hineman, Josephine Chance, Irene Holland, Alice Myers, Dorothy Gerlich, Helen Sharpe, Audrey Vail, Mrs. Myrtle Peterson and the hostesses. Mrs. Stockwell Presents Piano Class Recital The first repertoire party for piano students of Mrs. Darwin Stockwell was held at the studio in her home at 206 Kroeger street on Tuesday evening of last week. About 30 parents and students enjoyed the first of these events The students who presented their portion of the delightful program were Carol Lynn Van Verst, Mary Vance, Bill and Judy Miller, Lloyd and Glen Stockwell, Ruth Williams and Dixie and Donnie Selfridge. Judith La Mori and Janet Ray added to the evening by playing violin solos with Mrs. Stockwell the accompanist. Guest pianist was Phillip La Mori. Unable to attend were Judy Brubaker, Priscilla Cranston, Elenor Fuchs, Mary Ann and Bill Hammatt and Jack Williams. Playing back the recordings of the solos during the evening provided a delightful interlude during the refreshment period. Couples Wed in Double Rites Two couples who will reside in Garden Grove are spending their honeymoon in Las Vegas, Nevada, following a double ceremony Friday They are Mr. and Mrs. George Donohue and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Shreeves. Mrs. Donohue is the former Miss Gladys June Owenby of Sweet Gum Georgia and Mrs. Shreeves. Money saving values to make Hallowe’en week more exciting. Really immense savings on many winter items that you need right now for yourself and family. Friday & Saturday Tussy RICH CREAM $1.75 SIZE...NOW ONLY $3.00 SIZE...NOW $1.95 All prices plus tax Now you can buy Tussy's famous formula Rich Cream, at a huge saving. Treat your skin to this luxurious cream with the “golden touch”—see how it goes to work on dry-skin-flakiness. Watch it counteract aging fatigue lines. Tussy Rich Cream softens and refreshes even the tiredest, driest skin! It can do beautiful things for your complexion, too. Buy your Tussy Rich Cream today! 200 Pairs Girls' School & Play SHOES Famous Cobblers, Scooters & Joyce, not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in the group. All greatly reduced to Men's and Women's House Slippers ... 1.98 Broken sizes of much higher priced lines. Big Savings on Boys' Shoes ... 3.98 Sturdy shoes built to stand the scuffing they'll get. Couples Wed in Double Rites Two couples who will reside in Garden Grove are spending their honeymoon in Las Vegas, Nevada, following a double ceremony Friday They are Mr. and Mrs. George Donohue and Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Shreeves. Mrs. Donohue is the former Miss Gladys June Owenby of Sweet Gum, Georgia, and Mrs. Shreeves, the former Miss Nancy Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nichols of 12816 Gilbert avenue. The couples, who acted as attendants in turn, were wed in the Gretna Green chapel, Las Vegas, with the Rev. Frank T. Carter officiating. Shreeves is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R E. Shreeves of 13122 Wright street, and Donohue, the son of Mrs. Sarah Donohue of 12582 Euclid avenue. Both bride-grooms are graduates of Garden Grove high school. The new Mrs. Shreeves attended Santa Ana high school and Mrs. Donohue, Georgia schools. A blue metallic frock with a gardenia corsage was worn for the ceremony by Mrs. Donohue who also wore gardenias in her hair. Mrs. Shreeves chose a brown dressmaker suit and a corsage of talisman roses. PIEPENBRINK JOINS ROQUET Fred Piepenbrink, Anaheim realtor, formerly with Ralph Maas, is now associated with Sully Roquet, 135 West Broadway. Piepenbrink and Roquet are members of the Anaheim Realty Board. The new tract on South Los Angeles street is being developed by Piepenbrink who moved to his ne wlocation Monday. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Men's and Women's House Slippers ... 1.98 Broken sizes of much higher priced lines. 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