anaheim-gazette 1949-06-30

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON MINDER—Phone 2206 Lorraine Remillard-San Francisco Man Wed at St. Boniface Church Lovely in a lace trimmed gown of white marquisette, Miss Lorraine Remillard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Remillard of 853 North Zeyn street, Anaheim, became the bride of Jack Gilpin, son of Mrs. E. H. Gilpin of 46 Alpine Terrace, San Francisco, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the sanctuary of St. Boniface Catholic church, with the Rev. Father Coleman reciting the nuptial Mass for the double-ring formal ceremony. The young couple plighted their troth before an altar arranged with white gladioli, pale pink larkspur and ferns. Nosegays of gladioli blended with pale pink satin ribbon accented the pews. A white carpet marked the aisle. The bride's gown was designed with an off-shoulder bertha trimmed with lace, a high round neckline of net, long sleeves accented with lace and a full skirt tapering to a train. Her long veil entrain was caught to a heart shaped crown of net trimmed with orange blossoms. A cascade of white orchids and stephanotis formed the bridal bouquet. She was given in marriage by her father. Mrs. Rolly Anderson of Tustin, matron of honor, was gowned in violet marquisette fashioned with an off-shoulder bertha, trimmed with pale, ping lace, a round neckline of net short sleeves and full stist. More than 150 guests witnessed the nuptials. White and pink blossoms were arranged on the white mantel of the bride's parents' home where the reception was held immediately following the ceremony. For the occasion Mrs. Remillard, the bride's mother, chose a biege dress, accessories worn with an orchid corsage trimmed with lilac ribbon. Mrs. Gilpin, mother of the bridegroom, wore a honey beige dress, brown accessories and a brown orchid corsage. Assisting with the reception duties were Mrs. Charett who served the cake, Mrs. Donald Hendricks, aunt of the bride, in charge of the punch bowl, and Mrs. Victor Aubert, aunt of the bride, in charge of the guest book. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their four-tiered wedding cake which was surrounded with pale pink carnations witnessed during our trip," Yorde who is salesman for Durkee Farms Foods in Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties laughed. The family left her June 9 and returned Sunday. Big bass were nabbed by the local travelers at Rock River, Wisconsin, where they enjoyed the hospitality of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Neuman, owner of the Snug Harbor camp by the river. Of special interest was a visit to Yorde's old home in Madison, Wisconsin. They had reunion with friends and relatives through out Wisconsin after a lapse of many years. "In the eastern and southern states business is good; crops are good, but cars are just as hard to obtain as they are 'way out here in the west,'" remarked Yorde. Anaheim Girl, El Toro Man Mrs. Rolly Anderson of Tustin, matron of honor, was gowned in violet marquisette fashioned with an off-shoulder bertha, trimmed with pale ping lace, a round neckline of net, short sleeves and full skirt worn with a picture hat of matching net. A sorority sister of the bride, as were the other two bridal attendants, she carried a nosegay of 'Better-times' roses. Bride's maids were Miss Jean Rogan of Burbank and Mrs. Vernon Weeks of Los Angeles, both wearing gowns of violet marquisette fashioned identically to that of the matron of honor. Both carried nosegays of pale pink carnations. Serving as best man was George Catlin of Los Angeles. Ushers were Alfred Saroni of San Francisco, Stewart McPherson of San Francisco and Victor Remillard, brother of the bride. Miss Edith Browne, dramatic soprano of this city, the nuptial soloist, sang "Ave Maria" and "The Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust, church organ- HOLIDAY STAGE TONIGHT Gala Musical Opening! Dorothy STONE and Charles COLLINS TWO ADAMS FOR EVE FIRST OF TEN PLAYS JUNE 27 thru JULY 2 Nightly at 8:30—Also Sat. at 2:30 $2.40 - $1.80 - $1.20 Tickets Baton Music Co. 157 W. Center Tickets now for "TAMING OF THE SHREWER" Yorde Family Prøves Kinship To GOP Party Only one eccentric period of weather was encountered on a trip to 14 states enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yorde and son, Don, of Route 2, 9002 Loara avenue, Anaheim. This weather condition—cold blasts of rain interspersed with natural fireworks—lightning, occurred first when the family, all good Republicans, entered the Democratic state of Missouri, and again when they visited President ribbon. Mrs. Gilpin, mother of the bridegroom, wore a honey beige dress, brown accessories and a brown orchid corsage. Assisting with the reception duties were Mrs. Charett who served the cake, Mrs. Donald Hendricks, aunt of the bride, in charge of the punch bowl, and Mrs. Victor Aubert, aunt of the bride, in charge of the guest book. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their four-tiered wedding cake which was surrounded with pale pink carnations and ferns, and topped with a bell the newlyweds left on a week's honeymoon to Santara Barbara and Carmel. Upon their return they will live in Beverly Hills. The new Mrs. Gilpin is a graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles where she belonged to the Kappa Delta sorority. An alumna of Anaheim Union high school, she taught kindergarten for the past year at George Washington elementary school, this city. Her bridegroom is a graduate of the University of Southern California and a member of the National Foreign Service fraternity. He will take additional courses at SC. For traveling the bride chose a navy dress, white accessories and the white orchids from her bridal bouquet. Pre-nuptial courtesies included a dinner given Wednesday, June 22, before the wedding rehearsal, at the home of the bride for the attendees, ushers and best man were presented. A miniature bride encircled with flowers flanked by tall pink candles was arranged on the table. Guests included Mrs. E. Remillard the bride's grandmother, and Mrs. Arthur Charett, aunt of the bride, both of whom came from Manchester, New Hampshire, for the occasion, and Mrs. Bailey, aunt of the bridegroom, who came from Wyoming to attend the uptials. Anaheim Girl, El Toro Man Wed at Capilla Capilla de San Antonio was the scene of the marriage of Corean Marie Sheafer, daughter of Ms. and Mrs. Charles A. Sheafer, recently moved to this city, to Petty Officer Bryce Briggs, 2/AM El Toro Marine Base, son of D.Darry Briggs of Corpus Christi Texas, last Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. For the informal rites the bride chose a light blue suit fashioned with a fitted jacket and flaire skirt worn with white carnation. The bride was given in marriage by her father who recently solicited his business in San Clemente, the former family home, and now associated with the Hellyer Built agency in this city. Matron of honor was Mrs. Rachel Hill of Anaheim. Serving as best man was William L. Witzkowski, 2/AM, U. S. Navy, El Toro. Eighteen close friends, relative and members of the bridal party attended a wedding supper at the Chung King cafe in Anaheim following the ceremony. The young couple will spend their honeymoon in Hawaii while the bridegroom will be stationed. The bride attended elementary school in San Clemente and Capitainstrano high school. Heckman Family Enjoys Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heckman 519 East Chartres street, Anaheim, returned home late last week after enjoying a 3,000 mile trip. Enroute the local couple visited the Grand Canyon, Arizona. FIRST OF TEN PLAYS JUNE 27 thru JULY 2 Nightly at 8:30— Also Sat. at 2:30 $2.40 - $1.80 - $1.20 Tickets Baton Music Co. 157 W. Center Tickets now for "TAMING OF THE SHREW" HOLIDAY STAGE HIWAY 101 at TUSTIN To GOP Party Only one eccentric period of weather was encountered on a trip to 14 states enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yorde and son, Don, of Route 2, 9002 Loara avenue, Anaheim. This weather condition—cold blasts of rain interspersed with natural fireworks—lightning, occurred first when the family, all good Republicans, entered the Democratic state of Missouri, and again when they visited President Harry Truman's home in Independence, Missouri. "These were the only two thunder and lightning storms we SPECIAL... COLD WAVE PERMANENTS $5.95 1 Week only Oil of Orchid $3.95 Cream Realistic $15.00 Duart Plain Cream $8.50 Rayette Oil Base Cold Wave $10 - $35 Nupad Oil $6.75 Helene Curtis Cold Wave $10 - $25 Heavy Creme $11.00 Zotos or Oil Palm Machineless $7.50 - $22 Individual Hair Styling & Shaping by Verla and Cecil... 3.50 LA DONA VERLA WIMBERLEY 122 S. Lemon St., Anaheim Cosmetic and Beauty Salon CECIL GOUGH Phone 4925 traveled through New Mexico, then viewed Mesa Verde, and visited relatives in Montrose and Delta, Colorado. On the return trip they traveled through Utah, Idaho, the southern portion of Oregon and northern California. They arrived in Berkeley in time to witness the graduation of their younger son, Warren C. Heckman, a Naval veteran, who received his diploma from the University of California. A major in music, young Heckman, who resides with his wife in Oakland, will complete another year at the university to secure his secondary teaching credential in music. The Heckman's older son, Harry, Jr., an Army veteran, who graduated from Cal last year, is home for the summer. He will return to the university to work for his Ph.D. in physics in the fall. June Lewis with Holiday Stage A leading role in "The Taming of the Shrew", second production of Holiday Stage at Tustin will be handled by June Lewis, charming actress pictured above. A graduate of the Pasadena Playhouse, Miss Lewis will portray the coveted role of "Bianca", ingenue, in the modernized Shakespearean comedy, opening July 4 and continuing for the following week. This play will follow the current production co-starring Dorothy Stone and Charles Collins, "Two Adams for Eve" which will close after the 2:30 o'clock matinee and 8:30 o'clock evening performances on Saturday. Miss Lewis has appeared throur-out the United States in such shows as "Laura", "My Sister Eileen" and "The Man Who Came to Dinner". She is slated to exhibit her talents in many roles. This play will follow the current production co-starring Dorothy Stone and Charles Collins, "Two Adams for Eve" which will close after the 2:30 o'clock matinee and 8:30 o'clock evening performances on Saturday. Miss Lewis has appeared thr'out the United States in such shows as "Laura", "My Sister Eileen" and "The Man Who Came to Dinner". She is slated to exhibit her talents in many roles at Holiday Stage this summer, stock company executives stated. Holiday Stage, housed in the Tustin high school, is located on 101 highway, four miles southeast of Santa Ana, one block from the junction of Newport avenue and the highway. Mark Wedding, Birthday Dates The fifty-eighth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Koser of 502 South Flower street, Santa Ana, parents of Mrs. Ben Ter Beest was celebrated at a family reunion party Sunday evening at the Ben Ter Beest home, 11972 East Ball road, Anaheim. Mr. Koser's eighty-seventh birthday on June 4 was also marked as the Ter Beest family honored a total of four anniversaries and three birthdays of their members. Television shows and refreshments of ice cream, home made cake and coffee were enjoyed. Also feted were Patsy, 8, and Claudia, 10, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ter Beest of Inglewood, who had birthdays June 25 and 19, respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ter Beest of Cypress had their seventh wedding anniversary on June 15, while Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ter Beest marked theirs on June 5. The host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ter Beest will celebrate their forty-third wedding anniversary July 7. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS The S.Q.R. Store Women's and Children's FOOTWEAR One group Women's Oxfordes, white, medium and low heels, a few extra wide widths, white sandals with flat heels, Joyce sandals in blue, red and striped Ked... The S.Q.R. Store Women's and Children's FOOTWEAR One group Women's Oxford, white, medium and low heels, a few extra wide widths, white sandals with flat heels, Joyce sandals in blue, red and striped Kedettes. A wide selection of wanted styles but in broken sizes. Clearance price, only... 2.98 Women's beach fabric Sandals in all white or red striped, rubber soles. Now only... 1.98 One big bargain group women's and children's footwear including women's sandals, house slippers and huarachas and children's white canvas slippers and huarachas, all from much higher priced lines, Broken sizes. Only... 1.00 BOY'S AND MEN'S WEAR One group of Boy's Sport Shirts, short sleeves, plaids, stripes and solid colors, sizes 4 to 20. A real value. We advise early shopping for these... 79° 2 for 1.50 Boy's western style Jeans with zipper fly. Sizes 2 to 12. Regular 1.79, Now... 1.49 Men's Swim Trunks, rayon, cotton and part wool, with elastic yarn, sizes 28 to 32, solid colors with white belts. Values to 2.95, now... 98° One group of Men's Ties, attractive patterns, well made, wide selection of colors, While they last... 39° 3 for 1.00 basement FEATHER PILLOWS Good size feather pillows made of heavy firm ticking in staple blue stripes, Special, each... 1.45 BLANKETS Beautiful Indian Design Blankets for beach use and outings. Special... 3.45 WOOL BLANKETS All wool blankets, broken lines of higher priced, leading brands, Clearance price... 9.45 Men's TROUSERS One group of Men's all wool gabardine, covert and serge pants, blues, greys, tans and browns, broken sizes, values to 17.50, Now only... 13.95 A small charge on alterations on all sale merchandise. STORE HOURS: 9:30 to 5:30—SATURDAY TILL The S.Q.R. Store Celebration Sale galore in every department in the store. Worth-while savings on your needs for a glorious Fourth of July week-end or your vacation trip. Plan ahead ... check your summer needs for the entire family ... you'll save plenty during this big Celebration Sale ... FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Women's SWIM and SUN SUITS One group of odds and ends, broken sizes, greatly reduced for quick clearance..... 1.95 One group better swim suits, sizes 32 to 36 only, broken sizes, reduced to..... 5.95 to 7.95 TOWELING 17 inch bleached linen toweling, blue or red border. Regular 1.25. Now, per yard..... 65¢ floor: two Women's HOSIERY Odds and ends of Phoenix, Ruby Ring and As You Like It, Hosiery in short, medium and long lengths, assorted colors, broken foot sizes, Values to 1.65..... 98¢ Boy's SPORT COATS 26 Boy's junior size, wool sport coats, ages 4 to 10, formerly priced up to 5.95 10.95. Clearance price.... street floor Women's HOSIERY Odds and ends of Phoenix, Ruby Ring and As You Like It, Hosiery in short, medium and long lengths, assorted colors, broken foot sizes, Values to 1.65...98° street floor Cotton and Rayon REMNANTS Now $\frac{1}{5}$ to $\frac{3}{4}$ OFF REGULAR PRICES street floor RUFFLING One lot Ruffling, formerly priced up to 1.00 yard, now, per yard...49° street floor RENOIR TOILETRIES "Chichi" and "My Alibi" Dry Perfume, formerly priced at 1.75, now...1.20 "My Alibi" Toilette Water formerly priced at 2:00, now...1.34 street floor EXCELCIS TOILETRIES Excelcis Foundation Lotion, formerly priced at 1.75, now...1.10 Excelcis Face Powder, formerly priced at 1.00, now...75° street floor CRETONNE 36 inch cretonne in large and small patterns, wide selection of colors, excellent for slip covers and draperies, Special per yard...79° street floor COTTON NET Cotton net in cream color only, attractive designs, will make curtains suitable for any room, Special per yard...49° street floor DRAPERY MATERIAL Boy's SPORT COATS 26 Boy's junior size, wool sport coats, ages 4 to 10, formerly priced up to 10.95. Clearance price...5.95 street floor Men's SPORT COATS 17 Men's wool Sport Coats, discontinued numbers, broken sizes. Only...11.95 19 Men's wool Sport Coats, discontinued numbers, broken sizes. Now only...15.95 15 Men's wool Sport Coats, discontinued numbers, broken sizes. Now only...18.95 street floor Men's SUITS 23 Men's All Wood Suits, single and double breasted, discontinued numbers, broken sizes, worsteds and gabardine fabrics, formerly priced up to 55.00, Now only...39.50 27 Men's All Wool Suits, single and double breasted, discontinued numbers of worsteds and gabardine fabrics, formerly priced up to 47.50, broken sizes. Now only...29.50 street floor Boy's TROUSERS Boy's washable cotton gabardine pants, size 6 to 18, former values to 3.95, Now only...1.95 street floor Boy's SPORT SHIRTS One group of Boy's Sport Shirts in long or short sleeves, sizes 6 to 18...1.19 street floor Boy's PAJAMAS Boy's fine quality broadcloth Pajamas, ages 6 to 16, Clearance price...1.19 street floor Boy's SOCKS 15 dozen Boy's Socks, broken lines, broken sizes, Priced for a quick clearance 2 pr. 25° street floor COTTON NET Cotton net in cream color only, attractive designs, will make curtains suitable for any room, Special per yard... 49¢ street floor DRAPERY MATERIAL 50 inch colored string cloth with woven cream color patterns, formerly 2.50 per yard... 98¢ street floor TOWELS and WASH CLOTHS One group of extra large, extra heavy Bath Towels and Wash Cloths. By Cannon and Martex. Towels in white with colored border and solid colors. Wash Cloths in solid colors to match. Towels up to 24"x46" in size. NOW ½ OFF REGULAR PRICES! Towels formerly 1.59 to 2.50—Now... 1.03 to 1.67 Wash Cloths, formerly 23¢ and 26¢ 35c and 39c—Now... street floor DIMITY and LAWN You save plenty on this lovely printed Dimity and Lawn, formerly priced up to 1.00 per yd... 59¢ street floor Boy's PAJAMAS Boy's fine quality broadcloth Pajamas, ages 6 to 16, Clearance price... 1.19 street floor Boy's SOCKS 15 dozen Boy's Socks, broken lines, broken sizes, Priced for a quick clearance 2 pr. 25¢ street floor Men's SWIM TRUNKS Save money on a new pair for that Fourth of July outing, Clearance price... 1.49 street floor KITCHEN TOWELS 54% linen Kitchen Towels, very absorbent. Special, each... 45¢ street floor CAMP BLANKETS Grey wool Blankets suitable for beach or outing needs, regular 6.45, special... 4.95 basement AWNING CANVAS Awning stripe canvas in variety of colored stripes. Striking color combinations, Special, per yd... 49¢ basement CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Heavy chenille bedspreads in double and single size. All from our higher priced lines. Now only... 4.95 basement SATURDAY TILL 8:30 P.M.