anaheim-gazette 1949-05-19

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON MINDER—Phone 2206 GAZETTE SOCIETY EDITOR WED IN RIVERSIDE GARDEN RITES SUNDAY Mrs. Mabel Pierce Thompson, 3190 Redwood Drive, Riverside, announces the marriage of her daughter, Grace Pierce, to Mr. Leslie George Minder, son of Mrs. Anna Minder of 411 South Citron street, Anaheim, in beautiful simplicity of a garden wedding last Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at the Riverside home of her aunt, Miss Edna Pierce. Exchanging the double-ring vows before a background of shrubbery edged with potted plants, the Rev. Henry Clark Smith, pastor of All Saints Episcopal church, officiated for the rites before a small group of relatives and close friends. The bride was radiant in an afternoon dress of ashes of roses tint fashioned with a drape effect at the front, short sleeves caught high on the arm with dainty bows and white accessories with a corsage of cymbidium orchids at the shoulders. Mrs. Davison Stivers of Riverside, matron of honor, wore a rose-taupe afternoon dress with bronze accessories and a corsage of cymbidium orchids. Best man was Robert Spray of La Canada. Following the ceremony, a garden reception was held with the bridal couple and the mothers of the couple in the receiving line. The reception table was lovely. For the occasion, Mrs. Thompson, the bride's mother, wore dubonnet with a corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Minder, the bride-groom's mother was dressed in a spring print with a white carnation corsage. Miss Pierce, aunt of the bride, chose a grey spring print gown with a white carnation corsage also. Following the reception, the guests were privileged to view her many lovely wedding gifts. After a honeymoon of a week the young couple will make their home at 1571 Mesa Drive, Santa Ana, where Mr. Minder is employed at present. The new Mrs. Minder is a graduate of Laguna Beach high school, Fullerton Junior college and attended University of California at Los Angeles. She is employed as society editor on the Anaheim Gazette, a position she has held since March, 1946, and will con- St. Agnes Guild Spring Bridge Tea Another Delightful Affair Another of the delightful and eagerly awaited annual spring bridge teas given by members of St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church was held last Saturday afternoon at the Ebell club when sixty tables of bridge was in progress during the afternoon, made the more enjoyable due to the beautiful and unusual decorations depicting the theme, Plantation Days. Beginnig at two o'clock, Mrs. Foster Warwick, directore of St. Agnes Guild, welcomed the guests. The stage in the club represented a garden in the deep south with the trees dripping with Spanish moss, the profuse use of rhododendron in the lovely colors of lavender and white. The walls were scenes in the cotton fields in the south with darkies in relief toting baskets of cotton and pickininies playing among the cotton plants. Centerpieces on the tables were mammy negro dolls in characteristic costume, which were later awarded as table prizes, the tallies and score pads representing watermelons, the delectable "piece de resistance" of the colored folk of the southern states. The special award at the conclusion of the faternoon of cards was through the courtesy of Victor G. Loly, jewcier, and was presented to Mrs. Maiguerite Harris. Prizes were donated by the following merchants: Eldred Grocery, Junior Rendezvous, Weber's, Jackson Drug Co., Hoffman Shoe Repair Shop, Agren & Larsen, Arcade Cleaners, Shipkey & Pearson, Mary Millerick, Bluebird Drapery Shop, Anaheim Bulletin, Kendrick's Jewelry Store, Anaheim Gazette, Hall's Bakery, Wayne's for Flowers, Betty Rose Shop, Kris Beauty Salon, Harry Horn, Lee Rogers, Murphy for Flowers, M. After a honeymoon of a week the young couple will make their home at 1571 Mesa Drive, Santa Ana, where Mr. Minder is employed at present. The new Mrs. Minder is a graduate of Laguna Beach high school, Fullerton Junior college and attended University of California at Los Angeles. She is employed as society editor on the Anaheim Gazette, a position she has held since March, 1946, and will continue her work for the present. Mr. Minder is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and Santa Ana college. In addition to the merchants presenting prizes the following members and friends of St. Agnes Guild donated prizes: Mrs. Les Ferrell, Mrs. Jeff Rust, Mrs. Lee Rogers, Dr. Brastad, Mrs. Ernest Zitzmann and Mrs. Rufus Balch. Following the bridge play refreshments of dainty open-faced sandwiches, home-made cakes with coconut frosting to represent the cotton theme, salted nuts, coffee and tea was served. Committee members who worked so diligently and faithfully to make this event the usual success were: general chairman, Mrs. Ted Kuchel; decorations, Miss Gertrude Andersen; refreshments, Mrs. Tom Harrison; prizes, Mrs. LaFranchi and Mrs. Hugo Schulz; publicity, Mrs. Bert Arnold; tables, Miss Adah Wilcox; and the serving committee, Mrs. Ronald Brandon. Makes your shopping pleasant when you trade in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Female 235 Mills drive, Anaheim, will celebrate their sixth wedding versary Friday, May 27, relatives will gather for night luncheon at the home, when he returns from Missing the celebration of the late hour will be the le's son, Jonathan, who his fifteen-month anniversary May 2. Femons is a cat-head-mate the Hathaway Drilling company now wild-catting at Yorba Lake. The couple met in Boston U.S.O. during the war was with the Shore Patrol Femons is the former Elm Molloy, daughter of Mr. and John Molloy of Boston. Virginia Stack, Former Anaheim Student, Marries Miss Virginia Mae Stack, father of Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Stack of Santa Ana, a graduate Marywood Central high school this city became the bride of Hillary Sexton also of San Francisco in a double ring ceremony Joseph's Catholic church revered The young couple will esse their home in Santa Ana their return from a honeymilk northern California. Claire McDonald John Heinz Wedding In Saturday Rite Mr. and Mrs. John Durand Donald of Placentia announcing marriage of their daughter Marie, to Mr. John Arnold son of Mr. and Mrs. J.William of North Palm street.And at St.Mary Catholic church Fullerton last Saturday mwith the Rev.Father L.Carlson officiating at the ring ceremony.Yellow and gladioli were arranged at tar with nosegays of yellow sies marking the pews. The bride, given in marry her father, was gowned ivory satin and chantill dress with a tiered fingertip falling from a bonnet of lace and satin. She carried grandmother's prayer book with white rosebuds and anotis. The maid of honor,Mis IT'S A "BEAR" FACT YOU GOT BETTER LIQUOR BUYS AT FIVE POINTS DIAL 4438 MILLER'S HIGH LINE NOW AVAILABLE IN CANES COLD BEER IN CASES TO C ALL KENTUCKY Straight Bourbon Whiskies—86 proof King Springs 80% over 2 yr. old 20% over 4 yr. old Fifth ...3.96 Pint ...2.42 ½ Pt. ...1.27 Old Stagg Blended Straight Whiskey—86 proof 3 yrs. or more old Fifth ...3.93 Pints ...2.47 ½ Pt. ...1.25 Melrose Export Blended Whiskey 86 proof Blended with 5-6-7 yr. old Whiskey Fifth ...3 Pint ...2 ½ Pint ...1 MEADWOOD Straight Blend Whiskey Fifths ...3 Pints ...2 ½ Pts. ...1 Las Palmas WINE PORT SHERRY MUSCATEL 49¢ Fifth W.CENTER FIVE POINTS S WEST - LINCOLN STORE W.CENTER - N WEST 1119 Lincoln Anaheim Mr.-Mrs. A. J. Smiley Observe Golden Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Smiley of Santa Ana, parents of Mrs. H. Lutz of this city, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last Sunday afternoon when they greeted more than two hundred friends at open house at Ebell Clubhouse. Hosts for the occasion were the couple's children, R. M. Smiley of Anglewood, and their two daughters, Mrs. Lutz and Mrs. A. T. Lutz of Santa Ana. Another son, R. E. Smiley, who lives in Arabia, was unable to be present but sent his parents a lovely gold embroided tablecloth made in India, which was used on a table in the clubhouse lounge. The two grandchildren of the monoreses, Linda Lutz and Noralyn Smiley were in charge of the guest cook. Background music was played by Marilyn Schimming. Mr. and Mrs. Smiley were married May 17, 1899, in Carthage, Mo., and came to Santa Ana from Corona in 1904. Immediately after their wedding they came to his home in Corona where they resided for several years. The Femons to Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Carl Femons of 25 Mills drive, Anaheim, will celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary Friday, May 27, when relatives will gather for a midnight luncheon at the Femons home, when he returns from work. Missing the celebration because of the late hour will be the couple's son, Jonathan, who marked its fifteen-month anniversary on May 2. Femons is a cat-head-man with the Hathaway Drilling company. ette McDonald, sister of the bride, wore white dotted swiss over yellow taffeta and a wreath of yellow daisies in her hair. Her bouquet was heart-shaped of the same flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss Virginia Heinz, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Elizabeth Haughawaut of Fresno, and Miss Janet Sargent of Bakersfield. Their gowns were the same as that of the maid of honor. Edward Heinz, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were Carl Heinz, Joseph Heinz and Raymond Heinz, all brothers of the bridegroom, and Wayne Andrade, all of Anaheim. Mrs. Claire Faust, organist, played the traditional wedding music. Mrs. McDonald, mother of the bride, and Mrs. Heinz, mother of the bridegroom, wore navy dresses with pink rosebud and rhododendron corsages. The garden of the McDonald home was the setting for the reception for the 350 guests. In the receiving line was the bridal party and parents of the young couple. Those assisting in the hostess duties were Miss Alice Kraemer of Placentia, Mrs. Richard Kampling of Anaheim, Miss Mary Ellen Flanagan of Santa Ana and Miss Margaret Fluor of Anaheim. For traveling, the new Mrs. Heinz wore a costume of navy with navy and scarlet accessories. Upon their return, the young couple will reside at 323 South Citron street, this city. Mrs. Heinz attended Marywood Central high school in this city and Mount St. Mary's college, college, West Los Angeles. Mr. Heinz is a graduate of Anaheim schools, Fullerton Junior college and the California Institute of Technology at Pasadena, majoring in engineering. During the late war, he was in the Navy. Mr.-Mrs. R. L. Faezel Mr. and Mrs. Carl Femons of 25 Mills drive, Anaheim, will celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary Friday, May 27, when relatives will gather for a midnight luncheon at the Femons home, when he returns from work. Missing the celebration because of the late hour will be the couple's son, Jonathan, who marked its fifteen-month anniversary on May 2. Femons is a cat-head-man with the Hathaway Drilling company, now wild-catting at Yorba Linda. The couple met in Boston at a S. O. during the war when he was with the Shore Patrol. Mrs. femons is the former Elizabeth Holloy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Molloy of Boston. Virginia Stack, Former Anaheim Student, Marries Miss Virginia Mae Stack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Stack of Santa Ana, a graduate of Marywood Central high school of this city, became the bride of Johnillary Sexton, also of Santa Ana, a double ring ceremony at St. Joseph's Catholic church recently. The young couple will establish their home in Santa Ana upon their return from a honeymoon to northern California. Claire McDonald, John Heinz Wed In Saturday Rites Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn McDonald of Placentia announce the marriage of their daughter, Claire Marie, to Mr. John Arnold Heinz, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heinz North Palm street, Anaheim, St. Mary Catholic church inullerton last Saturday morning with the Rev. Father Michaelarlson officiating at the double ring ceremony. Yellow and white headloli were arranged at the altar with nosegays of yellow daies marking the pews. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in an ivory satin and chantilly lace dress with a tiered fingertip veil filling from a bonnet of matching face and satin. She carried her grandmother's prayer book topped with white rosebuds and stephanotis. The maid of honor, Miss Jean- ACT YOU GET OR BUYS AT Mr.-Mrs. R. L. Faezel Return from Honeymoon Following their marriage on Friday of last week, May 13, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Feazel returned home on Tuesday morning from Lake Arrowhead. Mr. and Mrs. Feazel were married in an impressive ceremony at the Calvary church in Placentia at 8 o'clock with the Rev. Chester Padgett, pastor of the church, officiating for the double ring ceremony. The ceremony was performed at an altar appointed with white stocks and gladiolas with lighted candelabra shedding a soft light over the solemnity of the occasion. The bride, Dorothy Eleanor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Siewert of 10782 South West street, this city, was given in marriage by her father. Her gown of white satin was fashioned with a fitted bodice, long sleeves, full skirt ending in a train and she wore a fingertip veil held to her hair with a pearl embroidered halo. Her heart-shaped bouquet was a dainty creation centered with a white orchid surrounded with stephanotis and a shower effect of white satin ribbons. Serving as matron of honor, Mrs. Evelyn Drinkwater of Anaheim, was gowned in a dainty pink crepe formal with which she wore a matching net halo of pink net. Her bouquet was orchid-toned carnations. Brides-maid was Miss Joyce Brown of Placentia, gowned in a pink lace formal with head-dress and bouquet identical to that of the matron of honor. Best man to the bridegroom was Robert Washbon of La Habra, and usher duties were in charge of Ray Chiles of Placentia. The soloist, Mrs. Robert Dyer sang "Always" and "Because," accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Thomas Perry who played the traditional processional and recessional. 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