anaheim-gazette 1949-09-01

Social and Club Activities LOIS REICHARD — Phone 2206 Patti Lou Klueter, Charles D. Brown Exchange Vows in Colorful Setting The romantically picturesque Little Pueblo Chapel at Chapman Park Hotel on West Wilshire boulevard, Los Angeles, was the scene Saturday, August 27, of the 2 o'clock ceremony which united in marriage, Patti Lou Klueter and Charles Duane Brown. Officiating for the double ring service was the Rev. John Kimball Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, Anaheim. Patti, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klueter of 3735 Huntington Drive, Pasadena, came down the white carpeted aisle, which was marked with clusters of white satin bows at the pews, with her father, who gave her in marriage. Her white satin gown was in a period design with a ruffle of Chantilly lace accenting the low shoulder line. The long fitted waist of the gown which was designed with a pointed front and buttoned back fell to a full skirt which ended in a train. The fingertip length veil was held by a pearled tiara. She carried a white prayer book on which rested an orchid surrounded with satin streamers to which were tied delicate baby glads. Her only jewels were a three strand pearl necklace and a treasured ring which fastened to the bride's finger, an heirloom handkerchief which had belonged to the bride's grandmother and had been a gift to her from Brett Hart. The ring and the handkerchief had been worn by all of the brides in the Brown family since the grandmother's time. Attendants were, Miss Grace Caraco of San Pedro, maid of honor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gown of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gown completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short der the gold crucifix on the large stained glass jeweled star hung over rail at which the bride knelt for the blessing "The Lord's Prayer" sung by Miss Edith Brown friend of the bride's, or Her other songs were for the young couple "Pale Loved" and "Because." Music was by the organist Thomas' Episcopal churchengales. After the ceremony they and Mrs. Brown received many friends and related reception held in the basement of Lucca's Restaurant, les. Standing with their proud parents. Mrs. Klueter a striking black after accented with handkerchief Her hat and accessories and an orchid waist-cropped the only color Brown was charmingly a lavendar cocktail dress with a costume jacket. Accessories were in lavender burgundy and her flowery chid. Assisting in hostess of Mrs. B. F. Stone of Meadow, grandmother of and Mrs. "Penny" Jeffrey Denver, Colorado, who Mr. Brown. Mrs. Stone eing an afternoon dress of white print. Mrs. Palm smart afternoon dress crepe and satin. Her hat and accessories come her gown. They both wear of orchids. Before leaving for the moon trip to Lake Arrowbride and groom cut at the first piece of the wedding cake which ceildebride's table. As her ensemble the bride chose ly tailored suit of burgundy dine out with a wide ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN 3% Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM, CALIF. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man, Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim and Thomas Cosgrove, acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli and daisies which was placed unor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gown of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gown completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man, Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim and Thomas Cosgrove, acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli and daisies which was placed unor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gown of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gown completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man, Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim and Thomas Cosgrove, acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli and daisies which was placed unor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gown of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gown completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man, Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim and Thomas Cosgrove, acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli and daisies which was placed unor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gown of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gown completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man, Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim and Thomas Cosgrove, acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli and daisies which was placed unor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gown of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gown completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man, Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim and Thomas Cosgrove, acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli and daisies which was placed unor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gown of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gown completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man, Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim and Thomas Cosgrove, acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli and daisies which was placed unor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gwnn of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gwnn completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man, Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim and Thomas Cosgrove, acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli and daisies which was placed unor, who has been a friend of the bride for many years. She wore a gwnn of pink taffeta designed with a bertha collar, short sleeves and a full skirt. A large garden hat and an arm bouquet of tuberous begonias in a shade matching the gwnn completed her costume. In a hooped skirt fashioned of white organdy and carrying a white basket filled with rose petals, little Miss Charlene Eubank, and the ring bearer, Steven Piper, in a blue linen suit with short pants, preceeded the bride down the aisle. The bridegroom, Charles Duane Brown, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. M. Brown of East North street, Anaheim, had as his best man，Robert Jenkins of Anaheim. His military academy "buddies," John Heim和Thomas Cosgrove，acted as ushers. Candles and tall tapers in can-delabra lighted the altar and flanked the one large basket of gladioli和daisies which was placed unor，who has been a friend of the bride for many years.She wore a gwnnof pink taffeta designedwitha bertha collarshort sleevesanda wide skin print.Mrs.Pawnborn attended San Marino Girlsand isa graduate Springs high school.MattendedtheAnaheim graduated frdmthe Souf利亚军VictoryAcademyBeach,andtheArmyAcademyatCarlsbadrankofcaptain.HeattUniversityofIdahoatMFullertonJuniorcollegenowintheauditingdepartmentGuaranteeInsuranceLosAngeles.On theirreturnfromeymoontheywillestaporaryresidenceattthehomeinAnaheimuntilAngeleshomeisready Local SponsorsAt OrganizationFullerton Altruusa isa classifi clubforwomenineexecutionsinbusinesseducationalfields. It's Clarices for Your Backto School Favorites SKIRTS It's Clarices for Your Back to School Favorites SKIRTS These smartly styled skirts attend the classroom or office regularly, assuring you high fashion. 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A jeweled star hung over the altar rail at which the bride and groom knelt for the blessing and while "The Lord's Prayer" was being sung by Miss Edith Browne, an old friend of the bride's, of Anaheim. Her other songs were favorites of the young couple "Pale Hands I've Loved" and "Because." Organ music was by the organist from St. Thomas' Episcopal church of Los Angeles. After the ceremony the new Mr. and Mrs. Brown received their many friends and relatives at the reception held in the banquet room of Lucca's Restaurant, Los Angeles. Standing with them were the proud parents. Mrs. Klueter wore a striking black afternoon dress accented with handmade lace. Her hat and accessories were black and an orchid waist-corsage presented the only color touch. Mrs. Brown was charmingly attired in a lavender cocktail dress designed with a costume jacket. Her hat and accessories were in lavendar and burgundy and her flower, an orchid. Assisting in hostess duties were Mrs. B. F. Stone of Medford, Oregon, grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. "Penny" Jeffrey Palin, of Denver, Colorado, who is sister of Mr. Brown. Mrs. Stone was wearing an afternoon dress of navy and white print. Mrs. Palin wore a smart afternoon dress in black crepe and satin. Her black satin hat and accessories complemented her gown. They both wore corsages of orchids. Before leaving for their honeymoon trip to Lake Arrowhead, the bride and groom cut and shared the first piece of the white tiered wedding cake which centered the bride's table. As her going away ensemble the bride chose a smartly tailored suit of burgundy gabardine cut with a wide waistband. Nellie Vaveallas Weds San Diego Man In Sunday Services At a 4 o'clock service performed Sunday afternoon at the Puente Community church, Miss Nellie Vaveallas, daughter of Mrs. David Loofbourro of Puente, became the bride of Louis Ram-Linde of San Diego. The former Miss Vaveallas is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gledhill of this city. Mrs. Gledhill Mad-Cap Mae—It's lovely Mae Ross, one of the great stars of the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies of 1950, which has its world premiere at the Pan-Pacific, Sept. 8. Leonard Collings, Bride Establish Home in Eagle Rock Now making their home in Eagle Rock following the return from their honeymoon trip to Idyllwild are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Burton Collings. The pair exchanged marriage vows on Friday evening, August 19, at a service performed in the small chapel of the First Congregational church of Ontario with the Reverend Head, pastor of the church, officiating. Before leaving for their honeymoon trip to Lake Arrowhead, the bride and groom cut and shared the first piece of the white tiered wedding cake which centered the bride's table. As her going away ensemble the bride chose a smartly tailored suit of burgundy gabardine, cut with a wide waistband and falling to a pull peplum which set off the pencil slim skirt. Her matching hat had a bowler crown with a small halo brim and a short veil. She wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet pinned to her jacket shoulder. The new Mrs. Brown formerly attended San Marino Hall for Girls and is a graduate of Palm Springs high school. Mr. Brown attended the Anaheim schools and graduated frdm the Southern California Military Academy, Long Beach, and the Army and Navy Academy at Carlsbad, with the rank of captain. He attended the University of Idaho at Moscow and Fullerton Junior college. He is now in the auditing department of the Guarantee Insurance company, Los Angeles. On their return from their honeymoon they will establish temporary residence at the Brown home in Anaheim, until their Los Angeles home is ready for them. Local Sponsors At Organization of Fullerton Altrusa Attending as the sponsoring group of the organization meeting, held Monday at the Moose hall, of the Altrusa club of Fullerton were Claire Larson, Carrie Lou Sutherland and Hildred Ferrell, past presidents of the local organization. Altrusa is a classified service club for women in executive positions in business, educational and professional fields. Home in Eagle Rock Now making their home in Eagle Rock following the return from their honeymoon trip to Idyllwild are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Burton Collings. The pair exchanged marriage vows on Friday evening, August 19, at a service performed in the small chapel of the First Congregational church of Ontario with the Reverend Head, pastor of the church, officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose for her wedding a rich, gold-toned dress-maker suit with navy blue accessories. On a white prayer book she carried a white orchid which added a striking note to her ensemble. Attending the bride as matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. Jay Bullen, of Pasadena. She wore a smart navy blue ensemble with a yellow shoulder corsage. A close friend of the bridegroom, Glenn Greder, of Fullerton, served as best man. James Collings, a brother, was usher. Fifty relatives and close friends of the young couple witnessed the marriage and congratulated the bride and bridegroom at the reception which followed. Both the chapel and the church parlor, where the reception was held, were beautifully decorated with baskets of lovely white blossoms, potted palms, fern and lighted candles in tall candelabra. A traditional white tiered wedding cake centered the bride's table. The proud parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Miller of Ontario and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Collings of 746 North Claudina street, Anaheim, joined the newly-weds in the receiving line. Mrs. Miller was wearing a navy blue afternoon dress. The bridegroom's mother appeared in a gray suit ensemble. White flowers complimented their costumes. Mr. Collings will be remembered as being an active student of the Anaheim Union high school campus being vice-president of the student body, a leader of the Colonist Knights, Hi-Y and other school organizations. He is a graduate of Occidental college from where he received his Master of Economics degree. The new Mrs. Collings attended the Chaffey Union high school, graduating with the class of 1946. She will enroll this fall with the senior class at Occidental college. W. B. Holland's Leave for Laguna Beach W. B. Holland’s Leave for Laguna Beach Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Holland are leaving Anaheim this week to take up residence in their new home in Laguna Beach. Their home at 726 North Zeyn street has been sold to St. Michael's Episcopal church for their pastor's home. Mr. Holland owned and operated an electrical business at 130 South Lemon street which was recently sold to Arnold Howard. After being in business here for thirty years the Hollands plan to take a much needed vacation, relaxing and getting their new home in order before thinking of other business investments. Forbes Family Home from Vacation Trip Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Forbes with their children, Phil and Jane, returned this week to their home at 741 North Sabina street from a two week's vacation trip. While away they visited points of interest in Colorado, Utah, Nevada and Oklahoma, seeing the Royal Gorge, Boulder Dam, and Las Vegas. Highlight of the trip was being in attendance at the fifteenth wedding anniversary celebration honoring Mrs. Forbes parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Casey of Pryor, Oklahoma. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. hill assisted in serving the wedding cake at the reception. Attending the wedding with the Gledhills were Mrs. Freida Baumgartel, Anaheim, and their daughter Mrs. Harry Minor, formerly of Anaheim. The new Mrs. Ram-Linde will enter the University of California in Berkeley for her final term this fall. Her husband will teach in Richmond. Some folks get so mad at their officials they threaten to vote. Gledhill Home Scene of Surprise Birthday Party Pink candles on the cake and pink hybiscus as the center piece, were used by Mrs. Jack Gledhill of 411 North Emily street, to decorate for an informal luncheon and surprise party to honor her little nephew, Bobby Holl on his birthday, Monday. Bobby, his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. William Holl, his sister and brother, Elizabeth Ann and William, Jr., and his cousin, Lynn Hollman, all of Los Angeles, enjoyed the birthday cake and ice cream and the special little lollypop cowboys which Mrs. Gledhill served for party refreshments. WILLIAMS' BOY Mr. and Mrs. Julius Williams of 1034 Kemp's street, Anaheim, are proud parents of a 6-pound, 13-ounce baby boy. The son was born at the Orange County hospital on August 25. 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