anaheim-gazette 1949-03-24

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON—Phone 2206 Beverly Brokaw-Robert Barnes Wed in Pasadena Ceremony In an impressive semi-formal ceremony, Miss Beverly Gibson Brokaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clermont Scott Brokaw of Pasadena, became the bride of Robert Samuel Barnes, son of Mrs. Joseph Walters, 625 North Zeyn street, Anaheim, and the late Henry Erwin Barnes of Anaheim, Sunday afternoon in the Valley Hunt club, Pasadena, with Dr. Franklin L. Gibson reading the rites. The young couple repeated their marriage vows before the large windows of the huge drawing room of the club, which were draped with white satin flanked by tall urns arranged with magnolia leaves and gardenias. The bride was lovely in a gown of white French Chantilly lace over ice blue satin. Her fingertip veil cascaded from a wreath of stephanotis. Given in marriage by her father, she carried a shower bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley. Accenting the beauty of her gown was its tightly fitted bodice, decollette neckline accented with a deep lace collar and long sleeves daintily pointed at the wrist. The very full ballerina skirt had a narrow matching satin sash: Attendants to the bride were Mrs. Hunter Robbins of Berkeley who was matron of honor, Mrs. John Jensen of Beverly Hills, Miss Olive Richardson of Flintridge and Miss Betty Rumpham of Pasadena. They carried clusters of orchids tinted to match their gowns. Brother of the bridgroom, Lt. Col. Edgar Barnes of the United States Marine Corps served as best man. Ushers included Robert Brokaw, the bride's brother; Keith Pinion of Stockton: William Helling of Beverly Hills; Howard Hoffman of Atherton; George Stemple of San Rafael; Frederick Weisel of Palo Alto, and Charles Hutchinson of San Francisco. Background music for the reception in the ball room, which was attended by 400 relatives and guests immediately following the ceremony, was played by a string orchestra. The bride's mother, Mrs. Brokaw, chose a smoke gray crepe gown worn with matching accessories and a corsage of violets on her bag. Mrs. Walters, the bridegroom's mother, chose a gown of Mediterranean blue lace. She wore a mauve touque hat and had a clus- honeymoon at Palm Springs and Del Monte, the newlyweds will reside in Los Altos. The bride attended Westridge School for girls, the University of Colorado and Stanford university. A member of the Delta Gamma sorority, she is active in the Junior League of Pasadena. Her husband is attending Stanford law school from which he will be graduated in June. He is a member of the Phi Delta Phi law fraternity and of the Sigma Nu fraternity. Mary Millerick Styles Modeled At Fashion Show Styles form the Mary Millerick shop in Anaheim were modeled at the "Spring Comes Through Again" themed luncheon and fashion show given Saturday afternoon by the Junior membership of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs at the Lakewood Country club. Witnessing the colorful event were more than 400 federation members and guests. Gay hat boxes formed an effective background for the procession of models who crossed the stage. Attractive ensembles in both cotton and vibrant pure silks were feaured. Models included Mrs. M. M. Millette of Anaheim, Miss Marie Robertson and Miss Nell Robertson of Placentia, Mrs. W. W. Illsey or Fullerton, Miss Marjorie Gould or Orange, Mrs. Emrys White, Jr., or Orange, Mrs. Joan Stage of Long Beach, Mrs. Niel Worthy of Glendale, and Mrs. J. H. Daniger, Mrs H. G. Wilson and Mrs. John H Gilbert, all of Santa Ana. Serving as commentator for the affair was Mrs. Carrie Lou Sutherland of this city. Katherine McCullah Ringwald, also of Anaheim provided background music. Accenting the beauty of her gown was its tightly fitted bodice, decollette neckline accented with a deep lace collar and long sleeves daintily pointed at the wrist. The very full ballerina skirt had a narrow matching satin sash. Attendants to the bride were Mrs. Hunter Robbins of Berkeley who was matron of honor, Mrs. John Jensen of Beverly Hills, Miss Olive Richardson of Flintridge and Miss Betty Burnham of Pasadena. They wore ballerina length gowns of identical design fashioned of dusty pink satin and marquisette. Gracing their hair were braids of matching satin worn as wreaths. Background music for the reception in the ball room, which was attended by 400 relatives and guests immediately following the ceremony, was played by a string orchestra. The bride's mother, Mrs. Brokaw, chose a smoke gray crepe gown worn with matching accessories and a corsage of violets on her bag. Mrs. Walters, the bridegroom's mother, chose a gown of Mediterranean blue lace. She wore a mauve touque hat and had a cluster of violets. For traveling the new Mrs. Barnes chose a gray wool suit contrasting with a small white straw hat and black accessories. After a Anaheim Amvets Present PROFESSOR GEORGE LYMAN ... in ... "MIND OVER MATTER" EDUCATIONAL and ENTERTAINING A.U.H.S. Auditorium—March 25 at 8 P.M. Adults—90c Tickets on Sale Students—50c Jess Medaris Real Estate Office Tax Included 433 W. Center St. You Too Can Have J-M Roofing! Attractive Johns-Manville Asbestos Roofing Shingles give your home PERMANENT beauty. They're fire-proof, weatherproof, just won't wear out. Available now in a variety of colors to fit your architectural style. Reroof for the LAST time ... phone us for a FREE estimate this week. GIBBS ANAHEIM 2271 PLACENTIA 317 Fullerton View Big Model Railroad Display Model railroad enthusiasts from Anaheim viewed the famed Minion Cronkeit model railroad at the well-to-do broker's San Marino home last Sunday. Built to a scale of a quarter inch to one foot, the double aisle model layout featured tracks running through realistic miniature residential, industrial and outlying farm areas. Cronkeit's model railroad, housed in a 90 by 30 foot building, believed to be the largest privately owned hobby of its type in the country. His models have been shown at several state and national fairs. Most of his collection of $50,000 worth of locomotives, which are housed in a building adjoining his large home, have been purchased by the Santa Fe railroad company. He is planning a new Pennsylvania vania model railroad system to constructed on property leased that company. The present day layout includes many depots, factories, complex cities with skyscrapers and run landscapes with barns and farm houses. Guests at the Cronkeit residence from Anaheim were Mr. and M. Albert M. Cranston and son, E. gene, and daughter, Priscilla; T. Bourne and sons, Charles and D. vid. Earl Harding, model railroader from Montebello, was a present. Stone Mountain is a massif dome of muscovite granite You Too Can Have J-M Roofing! 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Center St. "Anaheim's Only Textile Store" Phone 2068 Junior Ebell Benefit Party This Saturday The comely miss pictured above is Mrs. Louise Friedman (nee Louise La Planche) of Los Angeles who with other attractive models from Anaheim will preview the latest in smart wearing apparel from Cotler's women's shop at the annual Junior Ebell benefit fashion show and dessert. MRS. LOUISE FRIEDMAN bridge party this Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Anaheim Ebell club house, 244 North Helena street. Proceeds from the affair will go to the Carl Harvey school for spastic children in Santa Ana, it was announced by Mrs. D. B. Baker, general chairman. The club has arranged for 60 playing tables. Mrs. Friedman is the sister of Rosemary La Planche, a former OUR 42nd Anniversary ENDS SATU Thursday, Friday and Saturday... final Shop every department... for in each wanted items at special low prices! A new Shipment of popular CHENILLE ROBES at a very low price! 4.95 You'll be delighted with these love Chenille Robes... they have the weight the style and the look of much more expensive garments! In every wanted pa New Big Model Railroad Display The railroad enthusiasts from the view of the famed Minneapolis model railroad at the do broker's San Marino east Sunday. To a scale of a quarter-one foot, the double aisled layout featured tracks run through realistic miniature train, industrial and outlying areas. Keit's model railroad, housed in 96 by 30 foot building, is to be the largest private hobby of its type in the city. His models have been at several state and nation-wide. Of his collection of $50,000 of locomotives, which are in a building adjoining his home, have been purchased by Santa Fe railroad company. Planning a new Pennsylvanian model railroad system to be erected on property leased by company. Present day layout includes depots, factories, complete with skyscrapers and rural terraces with barns and farmhouses at the Cronkeit residence in Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs. M. Cranston and son, Euan and daughter, Priscilla; Ted and sons, Charles and Darrel Harding, model railroad from Montebello, was also present. Bridge party this Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the Anaheim Ebell club house, 244 North Helena street. Proceeds from the affair will go to the Carl Harvey school for spastic children in Santa Ana, it was announced by Mrs. D. B. Baker, general chairman. The club has arranged for 60 playing tables. Mrs. Friedman is the sister of Rosemary La Planche, a former holder of the "Miss America" title. Following a three-year contract as a movie starlet with Paramoun Pictures, Hollywood, Mrs. Friedman became head sales room model affiliated with Western Fashions, one of the leading manufacturers of women's casual and resort wear on the Pacific coast, club spokesmen stated. This line of apparel is presented exclusively in Anaheim by Cotlers. Much of the firm's promotional work is done by Mrs. Friedman. Models to display attractive ensembles here Saturday, courtesy of Cotlers, include Mrs. Frederick Rusch, Mrs. Walter Kirkhart, Mrs. Louise Friedman, Mrs. Harold Le Duc, Mrs. Lloyd (Claire) Larsen, Mrs. Cecil Gough and Miss Flo Bahari. Bathing beauties to model the latest in beach wear are Misses Elaine Newton, Anita Robertson, Marjan Robertson, Dolpha Underwood and Joan Cahill. Mrs. K. F. Hellyer will be fashion commentator. Mrs. Loren Wagner is chairman of the style preview. A Chinese fantasy theme has been chosen to form an effective atmosphere for the style parade and bridge-tea. Attractive door prizes will be donated for the event by six Anaheim stores including Aaron Schultz Furniture company, Hurst Jewelry company, Mahaffey-Fitz Furniture company, Victor G. Loly Jewelry store and Reinhardt's Appliance company. Reservations for the big annual benefit may be made by calling Mrs. W. K. Banks, Anaheim 5049. Chairmen of various committees for the program are Mrs. James Reinert, decorations; Mrs. Richard Haster, hostess; Mrs. Loren Wagner, fashion show; Mrs. Victor Brown, serving; Mrs. Max Schreiber, tables; Mrs. John Raber, prizes, and Mrs. Howard Loudon, publicity. Valedor's Enjoy Shamrock Dance To the music of Bill Burchit and his orchestra from Fullerton, at a very low price! 4.95 You'll be delighted with these lovely Chenille Robes... they have the weight the style and the look of much more expensive garments. In every wanted panel shade, bright colors and white sizes. FLOOR TWO special sale! famous skin-purifying beauty masque! TUSSY creamy masque big $175 size now $1 Plus tax Don't miss this chance to give your skin a double beauty benefit! Tussy Creamy Masque acts two ways—gives you a wonderful, thorough cleansing, gives your skin a radiant glow. 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Plan Altrusa Tulip Festival Members of the Anaheim Altrusa club are formulating plans for an April 23 tulip festival to be held at the Anaheim Ebell club house. General chairman of the coming event is Claire Larsen. Proceeds from the event, to which the public is cordially invited, will be used for aiding needy families in Anaheim during the next year. All proceeds will serve to swell the club’s present welfare fund. Next meeting of the women’s service club will be at Dorothy and Wade’s restaurant on East Center street, with Carrie Lou Sutherland, president, presiding. e S. Q. R. Store Anniversary Event ENDS SATURDAY, MARCH 26th saturday ... final three days of our 42nd Anniversary Event. ... for in each you'll find Anniversary Specials ... timely, low prices! new Shipment of popular CHENILLE ROBES at a very low price! 4.95 Lawson's New PEPPERMINT STRIPE new peppermint stripe as soon in Charm. Sanforized corded chambray with wonderful fitted shoulders ...a slim, trim skirt. 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