anaheim-gazette 1949-08-18

Social and Club Activities Beverley Meyers Is Bride of Orlo Fast in Sunday Ceremony Miss Beverly Lorraine Meyer, daughter of Victor C. Meyer of 9942 East Katella avenue, this city, became the bride of Orlo Eugene Fast, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Fast of 909 North Zeyn street, last Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the chapel of Capilla de San Antonio, the Rev. George Jenkins performing the ceremony. Large baskets of white gladiolus with lighted white tapers in candelabra were used against the natural garden setting of the altar. The bride, given in marriage by her father, approached the altar on a white aisle runner with large satin bows and lighted tapers with small bouquets to complete the beautiful settings for the ceremony. Her gown was fashioned of white cyelet and organdy with a fitted bodice, low neckline, long sleeves and full skirt ending in a long train. Her fingertip veil fell in graceful folds from a Dutch halo and she carried a bridal bouquet of white gladioli with white satin shower streamers. Miss Gloria Kunz, maid of honour, wore soft green organy with fitted bodice, full skirt trimmed at the bottom with bias fold and bow effect, which was also used on her short sleeves. The bodice neckline was finished with a Peter Pan collar. Her bouquet was an arm arrangement of peach gladioli and her dress was of matching material in the same Dutch effect as the bride's. Miss Maureen Story and Miss Gloria Saunders, bridesmaids, in gowns of peach organy identical in style to that of the maid of honor, carried arm bouquets of green-toned gladioli and wearing mitts to complete their costumes. They each wore Dutch style headdress. Nancy Simms of San Diego, a cousin, was flower girl. Her gown was yellow organy and she carried a basket filled with yellow flower petals. Jack Paulus was best man with Charles Clark and Virgil Fast the ushers. Chad Boliek was soloist for the wedding with Mrs. A. F. Faust at the console of the organ. Nuptial songs were "One Alone" and Malotte's "Lord's Prayer," which was sung very softly as the young couple were kneeling for the blessing. Miss Virginia Casey accompanied on the violin for prelude music. The reception immediately following the ceremony was held in the garden with the bridal couple Mrs. Edna Butterfield, aunt of the bride, Mr. Meyer, her father and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fast in the receiving line. Miss Betty Saunders and Miss Casey presided at the refreshment table and Miss Joanne Cox had charge of the guest oook. The young couple cut the first piece of cake in the traditional fashion portending good luck for them through their married life. The newlyweds plan to make their home at 149 North Lemon street upon their return from a two weeks honeymoon trip. The new Mrs. Fast is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and attended Fullerton Junior college. Mr. Fast is also a graduate of the local school and Fullerton Junior college. At present he is employed with the Alpha Beta Food Market at Orange. Shower Honored Shirley Harling Friday Afternoon Miss Shirley Harling, bride-elect of Leland B. Henderson whose marriage will take place on Sunday, August 21, was very pleasantly honored last Friday afternoon when Mrs. C. M. Fender, aunt of the bride-elect, entertained a number of relatives and close friends with an apron and towel shower. Mrs. Fender was assisted by her daughter, Mrs Albert Gray, at her home at 10361 West La Palma street. The wedding will be solemnized at White BACK TO SCHOOL Sewing Needs PUT ON THAT PROFESSIONAL LOOK. WE FINISH... Belts with Buckles to Match Covered Buttons Button Holing Hemstitching 24 Hr. Service Buttons BUTTONS OUR NEW FALL ONES ARE IN ... SEWING BOXES and Accessories 2.95 - 4.95 • RUFFLING • SHOULDER PADS Our complete sewing center and capable employees will aid you in your back-to-school sewing needs. We have everything to make your sewing easier. From thread to giving your garment that professional touch. SINGER SEWING CENTER 170 W. Center Anaheim 4619 Miss Shirley Harling, bride-elect of Leland B. Henderson whose marriage will take place on Sunday, August 21, was very pleasantly honored last Friday afternoon when Mrs. C. M. Fender, aunt of the bride-elect, entertained a number of relatives and close friends with an apron and towel shower. Mrs. Fender was assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Albert Gray, at her home at 10361 West La Palma street. The wedding will be solemnized at White Temple Methodist church. Beautiful red roses from Mrs. Fender's garden were used as decorations in the home. Pleasant conversation accompanied the busy fingers as the guests hemmed tea towels. After Miss Shirley opened her many gifts, refreshments of a beautifully decorated cake, ice cream and coffee were served. Present other than the hostesses and the honoree, Shirley Harling, were Mrs. Prudy Barker, her grandmother; Mrs. H. G. Harling, her mother; Miss Mildred Harling, sister; Mrs M. M. Henderson, the bride-groom-elect's mother; Miss Katherine Steward, cousin of the bride-groom-elect, all of Anaheim, and Miss Alma R. Steward, his aunt of Santa Ana; Mrs. R. W. Dickenson, Mrs. G. L. Lyons and Mrs. W. F. Heiden, all of Anaheim. Mrs. Leo Fender of Fullerton and Mrs. W. L. Hobro of Los Angeles, were unable to attend but they sent gifts for the occasion. Makes Official Visit to Santa Ana August Fitz, District Deputy Grand Master for this district of Odd Fellows lodges, made his official visit to the Santa Ana lodge on Thursday evening of last week. Accompanying Mr. Fitz was the Deputy Grand Marshall, Carl Webber of this city. The second degree was conferred on candidates during the evening and was followed by an enjoyable social hour. On Wednesday evening (last night) Mr. Fitz was in Westminster to install the secretary of the lodge there. At the regular installation meeting, the secretary was unable to be present. 100% ALL VIRGIN WOOL 56" wide . . . Beautiful colors. Reg. 3.98—A Special Feature, yd.....1.98 40" PLAID TAFFETA Large selection for her new 36" Checked GINGHAM 59c Quality 100% ALL VIRGIN WOOL 56" wide . . . Beautiful colors. Reg. 3.98—A Special Feature, yd.....1.98 40" PLAID TAFFETA Large selection for her new dress or formal. Only.....1.25 36" Checked GINGHAM 59c Quality ■ Red, Blue, Green, Black ■ Large and small checks SPECIAL Yd.....39° FINE QUALITY PINWALE CORDUROY FULL BOLTS ... NO REMNANTS Regular 1.95, Quality 15 Colors to Choose from. A REAL BUY AT yd.....1.59 36" SOLID COLOR BROADCLOTH Ideal for School Blouses, pastel shades, yd.....29c 39" BUTCHER LINEN, yd.....59c 36" Printed PIQUE and CHAMBRAYS, yd.....59c 39" PART WOOL SUITING Reg. 1.39 Quality Checks and stripes for dresses and suits, yd.....84° 36" Printed FLANNEL ■ Florals ■ Stripes ■ Juvenile Yd.....39° 27" FLANNEL ■ Pink 5 yds. for ■ Blue 1.00 ■ White HERE'S A LESSON IN HOME SAVING TOO! PLAID SHEET BLANKETS, each.....1.29 Reversible Jacquard INDIAN BLANKETS.....2.39 1st. Qual. DAN RIVER SHEETS, 81x99, ea.....2.00 ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE 112 E. Center 2068 Newlyweds to Reside in Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stebbins, whose marriage was solemnized last week at Capilla de San Antonio, plan to make their home in Anaheim. The bride is the former Miss Betty Marie Hawkins of La Habra, and is the daughter of Mrs. Florence Hawkins, also of La Habra. She is a native of this city. Donald Woods Stars In "Broomstick" At Holiday Stage "Broomstick," a brand-new comedy by Muriel and William Bolton, occupys the boards of Holiday Stage this week. The light farce has the usual weak spots present in the initial performances of a play but the sparkling humor, sharp line and the presence of Donald Woods in the male lead, more than make it top summer stock bill of fare. Its a "bewitching" tale of a man (Donald Woods) who marries the apple of his eye (June Lewis) only to discover that her spinster sister (Maurine Cookson) was included in the bargain. After six months of marital bliss he's ready to return to the pleasant evils of wine, women and song. At this point up pops a witch-searching luscious witch (also portrayed by June Lewis) who raises havoc but in the end its her witchy tactics which give the tale "A happy ever after" ending. Top comedy is reached in a scene where Woods after introducing John Alvin to a "Holstein Hustler" proceeds to read his fortune from the drops of milk in the bottom of the glass. Maurine Cookson returns to Tustin in the role of the spinster devoted to the promulgation of the "Retreat for Radiant Grace Lutheran Group Honors Mrs. Michel Tues. Eve Members of the Friendship Circle of Grace Lutheran church honored Mrs. E. Michel with a surprise house-warming party at her new home at 620 North Zeyn street last Tuesday evening. Roses and asters were used throughout the home. Mrs. Fred Liebi, president, presided for a short business meeting during the evening. Opening the program, the assembled group sang two songs, "Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus" and "Jesus Calls Us O'er the Tumult" followed by the devotional period by Mrs. Ben Ter Beest, who used for her subject studies in Isaiah, chapters 49 to 53. During the business session a report was given on the displaced persons who were brought to this country by the committee for the Lutheran churches and several of whom are in this county. A number of them were guests at the church services last Sunday and as a further courtesy to them, the Circle has planned a potluck to be held at La Palma park on Sunday, Sept. 11. The “Heart's Desire” box was won by Mrs. E. Michel with Miss Margaret Fischer, Mrs. Boyd Johnson and Mrs. Emma Jung each winning prizes in games. Members of the refreshment committee were Mrs. Fred Liebl, Mrs. Esther Spies and Mrs. K. Faiben. Guests were Miss Margaret Fischer, Mrs. Betty Heinze, Mrs. Smart colors include ruby wine, spinach green and black. FLOOR TWO A BLOOMFIELD JUNIOR in CREPE ROUBAIX Curved patch pockets carry importance when outlined in bright wool embroidery that traces a flattering line around your shoulders, too! Sheer 100% wool Crepe Roubaix in Jive green, Olympic red and Brownie. Mr. Fitz was in Westminster install the secretary of the treasury. At the regular instal-eting, the secretary was to be present. Circle has planned a potluck to be held at La Palma park on Sunday, Sept. 11. The "Heart's Desire" box was won by Mrs. E. Michel with Miss Margaret Fischer, Mrs. Boyd Johnson and Mrs. Emma Jung each winning prizes in games. Members of the refreshment committee were Mrs. Fred Liebl, Mrs. Esther Spies and Mrs. K. Faiben. Guests were Miss Margaret Fischer, Mrs. Betty Heinze, Mrs. Matilda Rieb, Mrs. Boyd Johnson and the Rev. Otto Fischer. Fourteen members were present also. A clergyman says all scandal should be printed. Evidently he doesn't know the high price of newsprint. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS HOLIDAY STAGE TONIGHT Pre-New York New, Bewitching Comedy! Donald WOODS BROOMSTICK Vera MARSHE C. June LEWIS AUG. 15 - 20 Nitely at 8:30 also Sat. 2:30 $2.40 $1.80 $1.20 Tickets now for "The Corn Is Green" BATON MUSIC CO. HOLIDAY STAGE HIWAY 101 AT TUSTIN FOR MISS 9 to 17 Bloomfield offers you the very newest in materials, colors and style details for Fall '49 . . . Bloomfield Juniors, sizes 9 to 17 and Bloomfield Originals, sizes 14 to 44 . . . arriving daily!!! FLOOR TWO Coed Approved SWEATERS They're sure to be "right" on any campus. Cardigans, pull-overs . . . cashmeres, all wools, nylons . . . long and short sleeves . . . popular colors . . . select several for your school wardrobe! 5.95 to 16.95 THE S.Q.R. STORE - OPEN SAT Campus-Wise SPORT and FUR TRIMMED Coats! Our back to school coats have all the important features, quality, comfort, warmth and good looks ... and such an easy task to select from our wide array of Fall '49—new styles. SPORT COATS, trimly belted or modestly fitted for that nipped-in waist line ... others feature flared fullness ... all fashioned of 100% wool fabrics. FUR TRIMMED COATS, in styles worn loose or belted with a sliver of a thong, smart fur callor styles and side entry, handkerchief corner or canteen pockets ... all luxuriously lined. FUR TRIMMED COATS, in styles worn loose or belted with a sliver of a thong, smart fur callor styles and side entry, handkerchief corner or canteen pockets . . . all luxuriously lined. Popular fabrics include broadcloth, gabardine and broadcloth finish suede. 49 50 to 69 50 The S2R Store YOUR family headquarters for SCHOOL APPAREL and SHOE needs ... from kindergarten to college !!! BEA FRIENDLY SAYS: blue and white brown and white black and white 6.95 "You have more fun in Friendly Teen Shoes!" ... because Friendly Teen Shoes have taking ways, they'll steal your heart and his! These sketched from a collection styled for every occasion. Friendly Teen Shoes red or brown 6.95 STREET FLOOR ORE - OPEN SATURDAY TILL 8:30 P.M.