anaheim-gazette 1949-07-14

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON MINDER—Phone 2206 St. Boniface Wedding for Young Couple In the sanctuary of St. Boniface Catholic church, Miss Carlyce Wolleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Wolleman, 14212 East Cerritos avenue, Anakeim, became the bride of Martin J. Gregor, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Gregor, 524 West Chestnut street, this city, Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock with the Rev. Father David Coleman of that church reciting the nuptial Mass for the double-ring ceremony. The bride given in marriage by her father, was lovely in a gown of white starched organdy accented with a lace yoke and long lace mitts. Her fingertip veil cascaded from a wreath of stephanotis. She carried a lavendar throated white orchid resting on a white prayer book. Miss Dolores Wolleman, the bride's sister, served as the maid of honor attired in a gown of pink organdy fashioned with a lace yoke and worn with lace mitts and a Jullet cap. She carried a heart-shaped bouquet of blue delphinium and pink roses. Wearing identical gowns of blue organdy fashioned like that of the also played the traditional wedding music. Approximately 150 guests witnessed the ceremony and attended the reception which was held following the nuptials in the garden of the bride's home on Cerritos avenue. For the occasion Mrs. Wolleman, mother of the bride, chose a navy blue ensemble worn with white accessories and a red carnation corsage, while Mrs. Gregor, the bridegroom's mother, wore a grey dress, pink accessories and a carmation corsage. The four-tiered wedding cake was decorated with white frosted rose buds and surrounded by fern around its base. The bride's cousin, Gene Tieman of Norborne, Missouri, presided at the punch bowl. Marjorie Schutte, another cousin of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Phil Grissano, the bridegroom's sister from San Francisco, poured coffee. After the newlyweds cut and shared the first piece of their cake, Siska Humel of Cypress cut and served the guests. The bride's going away dress was a grey and white flowered print on mint background worn with a white shortle coat and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. MAURINE COOKSON Appearing in the current Holiday Stage production, "Susan and God," is Maurine Cookson, talented actress who scored a hit this spring in "The Women" at the Laguna Beach Playhouse. She interprets a major supporting role in this week's production at Tustin in which Mary Finnegan and Peter Adams are co-starred. Miss Cookson achieved a permanent place on the American legitimate stage when she was leading lady for the famous Globe Theatre players who were featured at the Chicago World's Fair and then toured throughout the country. Joyce Ann Hays Engagement to Wally Duffy Told from a wreath of stephanotis. She carried a lavendar throated white orchid resting on a white prayer book. Miss Dolores Wolleman, the bride's sister, served as the maid of honor attired in a gown of pink organdy fashioned with a lace yoke and worn with lace mitts and a Jullet cap. She carried a heart-shaped bouquet of blue delphinium and pink roses. Wearing identical gowns of blue organdy fashioned like that of the bride, Verletta Ward and Mabel Beddal were the bride's maids. They wore matching mitts and Jullet caps and carried heart-shaped bouquets of pink daisies and roses. Niece of the bridegroom, Judy Banks, was the flower girl attired in yellow organdy trimmed with lace. Mike Brownfield, cousin of the bride, served as ring bearer. Best man was Gene Beck of Anaheim. Russell Ward and Ben Boettiger, both of Anaheim, ushered. Mrs. John Ricker of Anaheim, nuptial soloist, sang "On This Day O' Beautiful Mother" and "Ave Maria" accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust, church organist, who HOLIDAY STAGE Tonight MARY FINNEY in "SUSAN and GOD" with Peter Adams Nately at 8:30 also Sat 7:30 S 2:40 S1.80 S1.20 July 11 thru 16 Tickets: Baton Music Co. 157 West Center Street (Tickets now for "The Heiress") HOLIDAY STAGE HIWAY 101 at TUSTIN Mary Millerick Returns from New York City Mary Millerick, owner of the Mary Millerick Shop, 220 East Center street, recently returned from a month's vacation and buying trip to New York, bringing with her a complete line of Nettie Rosenstein perfumes and colognes which will be handled exclusively in Orange county by the local store. The well known Anaheim woman disclosed that new fashion trends call for shorter and very full skirts and many creations of nylon. Traveling on the Santa Fe Super Chief, she left June 9 for the eastern metropolis and, upon her arrival, resided at the Gotham hotel. "Skirts for the coming season will be 13 inches from the floor and extravagantly full," said Miss Millerick who attended French and other foreign reviews as well as those of leading American manufacturing houses in New York. She also enjoyed several press breakfasts. "Coats will be varied in design with some tight fitting, some loose and others in the smart swing styles," she added. Remarking on the panorama of new and exciting colors and dramatic or blended tones thereof, she stated that nylon is becoming highly popular as the material for many different types of wearing apparel. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. JULY Miss Cookson achieved a permanent place on the American legitimate stage when she was leading lady for the famous Globe Theatre players who were featured at the Chicago World's Fair and then toured throughout this country. Joyce Ann Hays Engagement to Wally Duffy Told Amidst arrangements of dahlias, roses and gladioli, in the rose room of Mother Colony house, the engagement of Miss Joyce Ann Hays was announced by her mother, Mrs. Fred Hays, 918 North Lemon street, Anaheim, hostess for the Saturday afternoon occasion. Miss Hays will become the bridge of Wally Duffy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Duffy of 933 North Clementine street, Anaheim, August 20 in St. Boniface Catholic church. Tiny scrolls inscribed with gold letters read "Joyce and Wally August 20. St. Boniface church, disclosed the engagement. Each scroll was attached to a white nosegay of carnations, lace and ribbon. Guests included members of the bridge club active since the group were co-eds together in Anaheim Union high school. Those present included Mess dames Roger Saevig, Howard Loudon, Glen Lehmer, Howar Burchett, Paul Huff, Robert Heiden, Dan Cunha, Roy Merk, Bill Flynn, John Harpster, Louis Pope Gordon Swoffer, Mrs. Latta o Whittier, and Miss Marilyn Rimpa. Unable to attend were Mrs. Fred Brent Wahlberg, Mrs. Trueman Benedict, Miss Ruth Zimmer man and Mrs. Luverne Hays who is a sister-in-law of the bridge elect. Also enjoying the affair were Mrs. James Duffy, the bridegroom elect's mother, and Mrs. Anna Pember, grandmother of the bridge to be. Miss Hays returned here recently from Columbus, Ohio where she had been a physical education instructor at Ohio State University. Next year she will teach at Compton Junior college Her husband-to-be served in the Army Air Corps, and currently is active with the Pasadena Playhouse. She is an alumna of Fullerton Junior college. In addition to his affiliation with the Pasadena players, Duffy will serve as an airplane instructor at the Santa Monica field. July 11 thru 16 Tickets: Baton Music Co. 157 West Center Street (Tickets now for "The Helress") HOLIDAY STAGE HIWAY 101 at TUSTIN and others in the smart swing styles," she added. Remarking on the panorama of new and exciting colors and dramatic or blended tones thereof, she stated that nylon is becoming highly popular as the material for many different types of wearing apparel. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. JULY Special For Extra Life in your curls have a Brush Curl Permanent Wave, Shampoo and Style Setting. ALL THIS FOR $5.95 ONE WEEK ONLY Special WELLA KOLESTRAL FOR DRY HAIR and SCALE Softens and conditions lustreless, dried and overbleached hair. Reg. $4.00 NOW... 2.75 Inc. Shampoo & Wave BRUSH LIKE MAD . . . THIS FAMOUS BRUSH CURL CUT Thrives on it! Our very own method of shaping that makes your hair fall in tapered layers, yet doesn't change the length. Hat-crushed or wind-swept, just whisk a brush through it and see your curls spring back into a head-hugging, neat little cap. $1.00 LA DONA COSMETIC & BEAUTY SALON 122 S. Lemon St. Phone 4925 Marlene Krastel, Azusa Man Wed Gowned in white satin, Miss Marlene Frances Krastel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Krastel, 543 South Illinois street, Anaheim, recently became the bride of Marshall B. Pruitt, Jr., of Azusa, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Pruitt of Tulare, at the First Baptist church in Azusa, with the Rev. Spangler of that church officiating for the 8 o'clock evening semi-formal ceremony. Bouquets of white gladiola, stock and delphinium were arranged on the altar flanked by ferns and lighted tapers. The pew posts were marked with white ribbons, candles and flowers. The bride's gown was worn with a finger-tip veil which cascaded from a seed pearl tiara. Traditional sentiment was found in a lace handkerchief she carried which was her grandmother's, and a string of pearls, a gift of her bridegroom. She carried a bouquet of nine gardenias and a stepanotis centered with an orchid. She was given in marriage by her father. Matron of honor was Mrs. Gene Middaugh, the bridegroom's sister, wearing net over an orchid satin gown and carrying a bouquet of white carnations and delphinium. Bride's maids were Myra Pruitt, wearing yellow taffeta, and Miss Joan Pope of Anaheim, clad in pink taffeta. Each of these attendants carried bouquets of white carnations and gladioli. Miss Marsha Middaugh, niece of the bridegroom, was the flower girl attired in orchid net over satin accented with blue, pink and yellow flowers over the shoulders. Serving as best man was Benny Robinson, the bridegroom's cousin. Users were Joe Tellman, Victor Felleppini and Dick Sutherland. SWEEPING REDUCTION IN THEIR CLEAR NOW IN A store-wide clearance of our regular st and color range are broken. Price reduc to ½ price or more. In many cases items mention just a few of the many items. Store today!!! Square Dance DRESSES One small group of nationally-advertised square dance dresses, sizes 10 to 16, formerly priced at 16.75. Clearance Price 9.95 Mary Finney Stars In 'Susan and God' At Holiday Stage 'Susan and God' with Mary Finney in the feature role as a chattering, self-acclaimed missionary and Peter Adams as her imbibing husband Barrie, is the current offering of Holiday Stage. The Rachel Crothers comedy is a tale of a woman (Susan) who upon returning from a trip abroad, astounds her friends and husband with her conversion to Lady Wig- In 'Susan and God' At Holiday Stage 'Susan and God' with Mary Finney in the feature role as a chattering, self-acclaimed missionary and Peter Adams as her imbibing husband Barrie, is the current offering of Holiday Stage. The Rachel Crothers comedy is a tale of a woman (Susan) who upon returning from a trip abroad, astounds her friends and husband with her conversion to Lady Wiggum's 'new Movement.' Although at best a pseudo-religious group, still with Susan as America's most ardent disciple, its message manages to give all concerned guilty consciences of the acute variety. Susan's revival speeches break up the budding romance of Irene (Maurine Cookson) and Michael (John Dutra), split the marital bliss of Lenora (Ina Claire Chatterton) and Hutchins (John Alvin); cause Barrie to take the oath and send Clyde (Victor Richards), the secret lover of Lenora, home with his tail between his legs. Eve Halpern turns in an admirable performance as the not-wanted Blossom, daughter of Susan and Barrie. Her characterization of the girl in the awkward age of braces and horn-rimmed glasses couldn't be better. 'Susan and God' which closes Saturday with matinee and evening performances is under the capable direction of E. Alyn Warren. —BOB FUNSETH. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS Anaheim merchants invite you Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anaheim Monday thru Friday 9:30 to 5:30 S.Q.R. Store Announces REDUCTIONS HEIR JULY REARANCE NOW IN PROGRESS of our regular stock, high quality merchandise where size oken. Price reductions range from 20% off regular prices up many cases items are offered at less than cost price. Below we he many items ... so shop every department of the S.Q.R. BUY YOUR SUMMER AND EARLY FALL APPAREL NEEDS DURING THIS SENSATIONAL 1/ PRICE SALE PRICE SALE of Misses and Women's COATS - SUITS DRESSES No Refunds - No Exchanges ALL SALES FINAL Women's Summer Suits in pastel and dark colors, smart novelty weaves in navy and black. Coats in fitted and full models. Dresses for every occasion including navy and black, one and two piece sheers, and because they are broken lines and broken sizes it is impossible to mention all materials, styles and colors. Every one a real bargain ... every one selling for less than cost price ... SEE THEM TODAY! HAVE YOU HEARD? ... about the wonderful savings on Men's Suits, Sport Coats, All Wool Slacks, Arrow Shirts, Straw Hats, Boy's Apparel and many, many other wanted items during the sensational July Clearance at the S.Q.R. Store. FINAL CLEARANCE Men's & Young Men's ALL WOOL SUITS SALE, One Group Nationally-famous ARROW SHIRTS FINAL CLEARANCE Men's & Young Men's ALL WOOL SUITS Broken lots, broken sizes, but if you find your size in the style and color you like, you'll find a real bargain. Values up to 45.00 Clearance Price ..... 29.50 Values to 55.00 Clearance Price ..... 39.50 TIES Group Men's TIES Row, Spur and Hollyvogue..... 2 for 1.00 SALE One Group Nationally-famous ARROW SHIRTS 1.95 Arrow fancy Shirts, all woven materials, mitoga form fitting, sanforized shrunk, sizes 14 to 17. Mark Twain and No Fade Dress Shirts included in this group. All Men's Dress STRAW HATS REDUCED $\frac{1}{3}$ ! Women's HOES 4.95 to 8.95 SALE! Short Time Only! Men's DRESS SHOES Nunn-Bush, Bates, Portage and Fortune included in this money-saving Clearance Sale . . . Every Pair Reduced The SQR Store Open Saturday 'Till 8:30 p.m.