anaheim-gazette 1949-04-14

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON—Phone 2206 Rosemary Gardiner-Los Angeles Man Wed in Semi-Formal Rites Radiant in a gown of white marquisette, Miss Rosemary Gardiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy, J. Gardiner, 805 North Palm street, this city, became the bride of Harry J. Handley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Handley, 1960 West Eighty-Fourth street, Los Angeles, Friday night at 8:30 o'clock in the sanctuary of the First Methodist church, Fullerton, with the Rev. Maxwell Chamberlain, pastor of that church, reciting the nuptials for the semi-formal double-ring ceremony. The young couple plighted their troth before an altar arranged with cathedral candelabra and flanked by baskets of white stock and potted ferns. A white carpet marked the bride's path down the aisle. White bows blended with bridal wreath accented the pews. The bride's gown was fashioned with a lace bodice and skirt ending in a long train, worn with elbow-length lace gloves and a finger-tip veil cascading from a heart-shaped crown centered with orange blossoms. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried an orchid surrounded by stephanotis and blended with satin streamers resting on a white prayer book. Traditional sentiment was found in a sixpence in her shoe and an heirloom lace hankie. Mrs. Walter Adams of Anaheim, A host of relatives and guests gathered for the reception in the church hall immediately following the ceremony. For the occasion, Mrs. Gardiner, mother of the bride, chose an aqua ensemble worn with an orchid. Mrs. Handley, the bridegroom's mother, was attired in a rose toned formal gown worn with a white gardenia corsage. Assisting with the reception duties were Mesdames Eva Sawyer, James Ryan, Don McDermott and Miss Phyllis Herman. Mrs. Ted B. Gardiner was in charge of the guest book. The bridal table was arranged with camellias, lilacs and lighted tapers. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their five-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bridal couple, the newly-weds left on a week's honeymoon trip to Arizona resorts. Conquest Class Enjoys April Fool Tacky Party An April Fool Tacky party enjoyed by the Conquering Class of the Calvary church as an April social last Thursday evening in ecclesiastical unit of the church. Costumes chosen by the group joined in a spet with words being spelled verse, a treasure hunt and ing contest were included. Eleanor Willis took top honors artistic efforts. The major costume award of a fruit went to Mrs. Myrtle Hosts and hostesses forming were Mr. and Mrs. Hazzard and Mr. and Mrs. French. The two couples ed the refreshment per novel manner. They in the April Fool's trip by into the main room bearing food. Then gathered an piano bench to enjoy it, ment sheared across the guests. Then on close tion, they found a placard on the back of one of which read: "April Fool the makin's for making you On search the unfed guest a table, in another room educational unit, which decorated with food. A short business meeting president Joe Talevich was conducted following freshmen period. The gr ing in a long train, worn with elbow-length lace gloves and a finger-tip vell cascading from a heart-shaped crown centered with orange blossoms. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried an orchid surrounded by stephanotis and blended with satin streamers resting on a white prayer book. Traditional sentiment was found in a sixpence in her shoe and an heirloom lace hankie. Mrs. Walter Adams of Anaheim, wearing a gown of turquise moire taffeta designed with a fitted bodice and cap sleeves, was the matron of honor. She had a headband of matching material and carried a crescent-shaped arm bouquet of yellow jonquils. Bride's maid was Mrs. Bud McCarty of Fullerton wearing a gown of identical style to that of the matron of honor. Judith Ann Gardiner of Bellflower, niece of the bride, clad in a frock of pale yellow net over silk, was the flower girl. She carried a basket of petals. Serving as best man was Frank Thatcher of Los Angeles. Ushers were Erwin Solloway, Murray Heath and Bob Whitmore, all of Los Angeles. Organist playing mu- Assisting with the reception duties were Mesdames Eva Sawyer, James Ryan, Don McDermott and Miss Phyllis Herman. Mrs. Ted B. Gardiner was in charge of the guest book. The bridal table was arranged with camellias, lilacs and lighted tapers. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their five-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bridal couple, the newly-weds left on a week's honeymoon trip to Arizona resorts. For traveling the new Mrs. Handley chose a Navy blue suit, matching bag and shoes and white hat, gloves and coat. She wore her bridal orchid. Upon return from their trip, the couple will reside at 409 South Wilmington, Comppton. The bride graduated from Anaheim Union high school in 1945 and attended Fullerton Junior college. Her bridegroom graduated from Washington high school, Los Angeles, in 1943 and attended Woodbury Business college. He is a salesman for Hormel (Meat Packing) Company, Los Angeles. Pre-nutrial courtesies honoring the bride included a lingerie shower given by the matron of honor, Mrs. Walter Adams, and the bride's guests. Then on close attention, they found a placard on the back of one of which read: "April Fool the makin' for making you On search the unfed guest a table, in another room educational unit, which we decorated with food. A short business meeting president Joe Talevich was conducted following freshment period. The grenourished with a devotional together "Blessed Be the Binds." A prayer was leased M. Hazzard. Vocalists Guest At Olivas Home Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Olivia family, 407 North Olive street terntained two talented young calists, Roy Cordell and Smith, and other guests festive Spanish dinner pear their Anaheim home receiv Also enjoying the affair Phil Mendez, California Maid, Mrs. Bud McCarty home of Mrs. McCarty's Mrs. R. E. Kenendy drive, Anaheim, March 3. Grand Open WELL-BILT SPRING Show Room and Retail 310 W. CENTER We cordially invite you to visit us in our new shop store. We welcome you to come in and look around at bedding. Orange County's only exclusive bedding prices from our factory located in Anaheim. All new Show Room and Retail 310 W. CENTER We cordially invite you to visit us in our new shop store. We welcome you to come in and look around a bedding. Orange County's only exclusive bedding s prices from our factory located in Anaheim. All new Ask for Credit — No Red Tape. INNERSPRING MATTRESS Full or Twin size. Variety of covers. 14.85 HOLLYWOOD BEDS Complete with head boards and legs. Full or twin size. 32.50 BED DIVANS with PILLOWS Here's on opening special that can't be beat. 19.95 TWIN COUCHES We're practically giving it away to get acquainted. 35.00 FEAT Do you need e pillows? Here's chance to stock BOX SPRIN You are not dreamin really a saving. Rep that old set today. Complete ... ROI With INNERSPRIN Slide easily into a c space to wait for un company. Complete NEVER-V BAI We have not forgott This is really a speci Conquest Class Enjoys April Fool Tacky Party An April Fool Tacky party was enjoyed by the Conquest Bible Class of the Calvary Baptist church as an April social event last Thursday evening in the educational unit of the church. Costumes chosen by members were cause for much merriment during the exchange of greetings. Some came representing farmers. There was a plumber, a painter and a bride. A variety of games with the April Fool theme were featured. The group joined in a spelling bee with words being spelled in reverse, a treasure hunt and a drawing contest were included. Mrs. Eleanor Willis took top honors for her artistic efforts. The most popular costume award of a basket of fruit went to Mrs. Myrtle Larson. Hosts and hostesses for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hazzard and Mr. and Mrs. G. T. French. The two couples presented the refreshment period in a novel manner. They introduced the April Fool's trip by marching into the main room bearing a plate of food. Then gathered around the piano bench to enjoy it. Amazement smeared across the faces of the guests. Then on close observation, they found a placard pinned on the back of one of the hosts which read: "April Fool, there's the makin's for making your own." On search the unfed guests found a table, in another room of the educational unit, which was well decorated with food. A short business meeting with president Joe Talevich presiding was conducted following the refreshment period. The group adjourned with a devotional, singing Patrolman, and his wife, and Miss Carmen Lizarraga, Anaheim florist. Cordell currently is heard on the Bob McLaughlin "Picture Album" show over television station KLAC, channel 13, Sunday nights from 7 to 7:30 p.m., following a transcription from the Tuesday evening show. For the past two years he has been featured vocalist with "The Quintones" led by Garth Green, at The Hilltop, Long Beach. He discovered his duet partner, Miss Smith of Long Beach, in the audience a year and a half ago. They sing light opera selections including their current hit, "The Song Is You" from "Music in the Air." Traveling on the road six years, Cordell sang with the Horace Heidt Youth Opportunity Show for a year, with the Roy Herbeck orchestra and with Jan Garber and his orchestra. He has accepted an invitation to be guest soloist at the Easter Sunday sunrise service at Apple Valley. Holiday Stage Season Tickets Now on Sale Subscription ticket mail orders for the forthcoming third summer series of ten professional plays to be produced by Holiday Stage, stock company, at Tustin, will go on general sale Friday, it was announced today by the organization's directors. At reduced prices over week-by-week attendance, patrons may purchase their exact seat locations by addressing a request to Holiday Stage, Tustin, company directors stated. Two secretaries Sue Carmichael the guests. Then on close observation, they found a placard pinned on the back of one of the hosts which read: "April Fool, there's the makin's for making your own." On search the unfed guests found a table, in another room of the educational unit, which was well decorated with food. A short business meeting with president Joe Talevich presiding was conducted following the refreshment period. The group adjourned with a devotional, singing together "Blessed Be the Tie that Binds." A prayer was led by C. M. Hazzard. Vocalists Guests At Olivas Home Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Olivas and family, 407 North Olive street, entertained two talented young vocalists, Roy Cordell and Barbara Smith, and other guests with a festive Spanish dinner party at their Anaheim home recently. Also enjoying the affair were Phil Mendez, California Highway maid, Mrs. Bud McCarty, at the home of Mrs. McCarty's mother, Mrs. R. E. Kenendy, Romneya drive, Anaheim, March 3. for the forthcoming third summer series of ten professional plays to be produced by Holiday Stage, stock company, at Tustin, will go on general sale Friday, it was announced today by the organization's directors. At reduced prices over week-by-week attendance, patrons may purchase their exact seat locations by addressing a request to Holiday Stage, Tustin, company directors stated. 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