anaheim-gazette 1949-05-19

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK (Continued from Page 3) accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. The new Mrs. Feazel is a graduate of Anaheim Union High school with the class of 1947 and attended Fullerton Junior college. She is employed at the Kress store in this city and will continue her employment for the present. Mr. Feazel is a graduate of Placentia high school and is employed in Fullerton at the present time. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feazel of Placentia. The young couple will reside on Melrose avenue in Placentia. Dominican Sisters Bazaar Is Success In observance of sixty years of the operation of St. Catherine's Military school on North Lemon street in this city, the Dominican Sisters held a bazaar last Sunday as means of raising funds toward their building project in which they expect to rebuild the nuns' convent that was destroyed in the earthquake of 1933. From the hour the bazaar opened at noon until it closed at 7:30 that evening, a capacity crowd enjoyed the fine dinner served during the day and the many other attractions in the grounds. Parents of cadets at the school and parishoners of St. Boniface operated booths on the grounds. Numerous prizes were awarded later in the day. Dominican sisters make up the faculty of both St. Catherine's and the St. Boniface parochial streamers radiating for the poles to corners of the room. The stage was arranged as a patio with a lattice fence entwined with ivy, pink and red roses forming an effective background: A picket fence was in the foreground. Garden furniture accented the stage as did Martha Washington geraniums. Brass hanging baskets filled with ivy were on the walls of the great hall. On top of the piano were two large bouquets, one of red and pink roses and the other of watsonia and snapdragons. Tall, green tapers flanked a miniature May pole on each table. Six Colonial dolls seemed to dance, each holding one of the pole's six streamers. Baskets of sweet peas in pastel shades and baby breath were on each end of the tables. A delectable dinner featuring creamed chicken on bisquits was enjoyed. Serving on the dinner committee were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauerhan Mr. and Mrs. H. Dickman, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Thueson. In charge of tickets were Mrs. Fred Lee, Mrs. H. Dickman and Mrs. Frank Mauerhan. Decoration committee members were Doris and Marion Rassmussen, Mrs. Anna Engebretson, Mrs. Catherine Saiben, Mrs. Ruth Eberhard and Mrs. Edna Barron. The table service committee were Mrs. Ann Heinze, Mrs. Edith Flint, Mrs. E. Hempken, Mrs. Eva Ter Beest, Mrs. S. Mohn and Mrs. Esther Spies. From the hour the bazaar opened at noon until it closed at 7:30 that evening, a capacity crowd enjoyed the fine dinner served during the day and the many other attractions in the grounds. Parents of cadets at the school and parishoners of St. Boniface operated booths on the grounds. Numerous prizes were awarded later in the day. Dominican sisters make up the faculty of both St. Catherine's and the St. Boniface parochial school. Sister Mary Regis, O. P., is superior of the community, Sister Mary Alma is principal of St. Boniface school and Sister Mary Annunciata is principal of St. Catherine's school. Mother-Daughter Church Banquet Big Success Eighty-seven persons attended the recent mother-daughter banquet, annual affair of the Grace Lutheran church, held this year in the church's social hall under the general chairmanship of Mrs. Frank Mauerhan. Guest speaker was Mrs. Morris Sands who discussed "Columbia, South America." She described the mothers and daughters of South America, telling of their customs, family life and the influence of the church. Toastmistress for the program was Frieda Schubert. The Rev. Otto Fischer, acting pastor of the church, gave the prayer. A singspiration was enjoyed by the mothers and daughters present with Marilyn Schimming providing the accompaniment. "A Little Parable to Mother" was the dramatic reading presented by Joan Stovall. Marilyn Schimming interpreted a piano solo, "On The Holy Mount." Greeting those present in place of Mrs. Bernard Baumbach, president of the Woman's Missionary Aid Society, who was confined in the Fullerton Cottage hospital, was Mrs. C. Benzil, vice-president of the church group. A sum of $52.50, proceeds from the banquet, will go to swell the India Women's Work fund. The group sang a song entitled "Dear God Bless India" and a "Mother's Day Hymn." Two May poles carried out the May Day Theme with the gay and Mr. and Mrs. A. Thueson. In charge of tickets were Mrs. Fred Lee, Mrs. H. Dickman and Mrs. Frank Mauerhan. Decoration committee members were Doris and Marion Rassmussen, Mrs. Anna Engebretson, Mrs. Catherine Salben, Mrs. Ruth Eberhard and Mrs. Edna Barron. The table service committee were Mrs. Ann Heinze, Mrs. Edith Flint, Mrs. E. Hempken, Mrs. Eva Ter Beest, Mrs. S. Mohn and Mrs. Esther Spies. Waiters who were commended for their fine service during the evening were Paul Altheide, Lowell Fickle, Don Mauerhan and Delmar Martens. Music Students Of Mrs. Stockwell To Give Recital A piano recital by students of Mrs. Betty Stockwell, who has her studio in her home at 206 Kroeger street, will be held next Sunday, May 22, at Melrose Abbey Mausoleum beginning at 3 p.m., the climax to the year of work for the students. Assisting on the same program will be violinists Judy LaMori, Janet Ray, Joe Langford and Philip Taylor, all coaching students of Mrs. Stockwell. Pianists to appear in recital are Lloyd and Glenn Stockwell, Sharon Barnard, Judy and Richard Brubaker, Priscilla Cranston, Janice Garrison, Dixie and Donnie Selfridge, Esperanza Canales, Judy Miller, Bill Hammatt, Rita Williams, Bill Miller, Mary Vance and Elenore Fuchs. Students unable to play piano solos in the recital are Joe Langford, Carol Van Verst and Mary Hamnatt. The chart award for the year will be made at the reception following the recital. The public is cordially invited to attend. Another Week for Philharmonic Orchestra Drive Orange County Philharmonic Drive chairman, Wesley Marquart, has announced that the campaign will continue this week and that A sum of $52.50, proceeds from the banquet, will go to swell the India Women's Work fund. The group sang a song entitled "Dear God Bless India" and a "Mother's Day Hymn." Two May poles carried out the May Day Theme with the gay Orchestra Drive Orange County Philharmonic Drive chairman, Wesley Marquart, has announced that the campaign will continue this week and that ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 10 FOR Close Out Sale SMITH'S JEWELRY STORE 113 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. 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