anaheim-gazette 1949-09-08

Social and Club Activities LOIS REICHARD — Phone 2206 Impressive Candlelight Services Unite Edith Browne-Joseph Shuman Lovely in a gown of white satin fashioned in a basque waist and tufted at the yokeline of net with a quilted rosebud detail was Miss Edith Naomi Browne as she became the bride of Joseph Shuman in impressive candlelight ceremonies at White Temple Methodist church, Saturday, September 3. The Rev. Frank D. Howell of the Church of the Brethren performed the double ring rites before the more than 400 friends and relatives in attendance. A pearl tiara set in her dark hair held her lace edged fingertip veil in place. The sleeves of her gown were pointed at the wrist and the long full skirt ended in a graceful train. She carried a keepsake handkerchief, wore a lucky sixpence in her slipper and the something blue was a dainty blue garter. The bridal bouquet was a gorgeous array of stephanotis with white rose buds nested in the center. Miss Browne was given in marriage by her brother, William John Browne. Matron of honor was her aunt, Mrs. Cy Jones. She wore a gown of pink taffeta styled with a basque waist, off the shoulder neckline with double ruffle at the hemline and rosettes of fresh flowers catching the first ruffle and edging the neckline. A bow at the chin secured the quaint little old fashioned ruffled bonnet to her head. brothec Pfc. Vic Browne, now stationed in Guam, Among the many friends and relatives wishing the newlyweds happiness, was Mrs. Q. B. Nickell, grandmother of the bride who came west from New York for the wedding and Mr. and Mrs. George Carbeck of Huntington Beach, sister and brother-in-law to the groom, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garrette and children, their son and daughter-in-law from Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith and their daughter, Donna, from Salinas; and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Budd and son, Rickey, from Los Angeles. Assisting in hostess duties were aunts of the bride, Mrs. W. R. Reinhardt, Mrs. Helen Budd with Mrs. Clyde Smith in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Reinhardt was wearing a gown of black lace. Mrs. Budd wore a stylish rust creation and Mrs. Smith was gowned in blue. They all wore corsages of orchids to complement their dresses. Members of the board at this meeting were: Mrs Martini, Santa Ana, he chairman; section leader Stanley Chapman, Fullerton Mattie Bostick, Anaheim Harold Stover and Mrs. kinson, Laguna Beach; Mr Steffanson and Mrs. S. H. lin, Corona del Mar; Mr Frazer and Mrs. R. E. senger, Santa Ana. Mrs. Meveson, of Anaheim, is preman. Students from Anaheim have registered for the at Pomona are Celia James Patrick, Robert John Salveson and J Schooler. Students alre tending Pomona college Bostick, Cortez Hoskins, J Friis, Roy Helsing, Robe and Frederick Munz. Local PEO Work Attend Convenience In Chicago Mrs. A. C. Bennett o chapter of P. E. O. wa one of six delegates from county to attend the biennial convention of the PEO Sisterhood, November 5 through 8, in the Hotel, Chicago. Representatives of Oran tity are Mrs. John N. O Chapter AB of Santa A Ethel Helliwell, Chapter range; Mrs. L. Conrady, CV of Huntington Beach; Schneider, Chapter Y of Mrs. Stanley Strain, Ch of Fullerton and Mrs. B Anaheim. The more than 100 from California travel special 15-car train char white rose buds nested in the center. Miss Browne was given in marriage by her brother, William John Browne. Matron of honor was her aunt, Mrs. Cy Jones. She wore a gown of pink taffeta styled with a basque waist, off the shoulder neckline with double ruffle at the hemline and rosettes of fresh flowers catching the first ruffle and edging the neckline. A bow at the chin secured the quaint little old fashioned ruffled bonnet to her head. She carried a shower arrangement of shattered carnations in a deep pink cast. Bridesmalds in formals styled identical to that of the matron of honor were Mrs. Peggy Gildner of Los Angeles in lavender; Mrs. Bernice Arnold, a friend of the bride since childhood, in blue; and Miss Shirley Eaton, also a long-time friend of the bride, in lime green. Their flowers and head-dresses also carried out the old fashioned theme. Little Miss Audrey Wyatt, wearing a yellow taffeta floor length frock, identical to the style of the attendants served as flower girl. She carried a dainty nosegay made just for her. The bride's uncle, W. R. Reinhardt, served as best man with Cy Jones, another uncle, and a brother, Ted Browne, as ushers. Ronnie and Tommie Browne, both brothers of the bride, were candlelighters. Preludes of the couple's favorite love melodies were played at the organ by Mrs. Olive Kempin. Mrs. Betty Fackiner Rees was nuptial soloist. Her songs were "Through the Years" and "Because." As the couple stood for the nuptial blessing she sang Malotte's arrangement of "The Lord's Prayer." Using altar baskets of white asters, with fern and shrubs as a background and all appearing the romantic light of lighted tapers in tall candelabra, the bride's uncle, Louis Garrette of Long Beach, decorated for the wedding and reception. The aisle of the church was carpeted in white and the pews were marked with white satin bows and streamers. In the reception line with the newlywedded Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shuman was Mrs. Alberta Brown, her mother. She chose a copesetta grown in grey silk and wore an orchid shoulder corsage for the occasion. Unable to attend but sending congratulations to the young couple were the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Shuman of Cleveland, Ohio and the bride's Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith and their daughter, Donna, from Salinas; and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Budd and son, Rickey, from Los Angeles. Assisting in hostess duties were aunts of the bride, Mrs. W. R. Reinhardt, Mrs. Helen Budd with Mrs. Clyde Smith in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Reinhardt was wearing a gown of black lace. Mrs. Budd wore a stylish rust creation and Mrs. Smith was gowned in blue. They all wore corsages of orchids to complement their dresses. Remembering a promise he had made when the Miss Browne was a child, her uncle, Alfred Budd of the Snow White Bakery in Long Beach, designed and baked her wedding cake especially for her. It was a breath-taking five tiered white cake with two sheet cakes on each side. It was beautifully decorated, using white rosebuds and silver leaves and the bride and groom statues on the top. As the bridal couple left for their weeks honeymoon, the new Mrs. Shuman appeared in a turquoise knit suit with black accessories and a corsage of white rosebuds. On their return they will make their home at 510 South Ohio street. Mrs. Shuman is the daughter of the late W. V. Brown and Mrs. Alberta Brown of this city. She is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school. While attending AUHS she starred in many musical productions, starting her career as an entertainer and concert singer. She has appeared on many of the county programs and has sung with the Los Angeles Civic Opera association during its season in southern California. She is a past honored queen of Jobs Daughters, Bethel 5; a member of Chispa Chapter, O.E.S. and of the Orange County Musical Arts club. Mr. Shuman attended schools in Cleveland. He served three years in the Navy during World War II. He is a member of the local Elks club and is now business manager of the Reinhardt Appliances, Anaheim. Pomona Campus Club Plans "Get Acquainted Tea" The home of Mrs. Leo Friis on North Clementine street, was the scene last Friday of the meeting of the executive board members of the Orange County branch of the Pomona Campus club. Plans were made to sponsor a "Get Acquainted Tea" for the new students who are entering college and for their parents. This affair Representatives of Orangity are Mrs. John N. O'Chapter AB of Santa Ana Ethel Helliwell, Chapter range; Mrs. L. Conrady, CV of Huntington Beach; Schneider, Chapter Y of Mrs. Stanley Strain, Chapter Fullerton and Mrs. Bana Anaheim. The more than 100 from California traveled special 15-car train chart the trip. Highlight of the Chicago was a stop in Ka-Mo., Sunday, so that they might visit Cottey colony PEO girls school, in New souri. On the convention agenda the election of new superiors and the discussion organization's revolving NEA for aid to deserving women qualified for hir education. Announcement Of Engagement Made to Friends The announcement of engagement of Miss Barbara Reed, daughter of Mr. Lloyd E. Reed of 11511 Main street, Orange, to shier, son of Mr. and M Abshier of La Habra, wa at an informal gathering friends last week. Miss Reed attended the schools and is a graduate from where she degree in graphic arts affiliated with the Phi of the Beta Sigma Phi. He attended Whittier high school was graduated from US major in petroleum eng No date has as yet been the wedding. Sisters Pay Hope To Beverly We At Layette Sh Mrs. Richard Weber, Beverly Wagner, daughter and Mrs. Lawrence E. North Zeyn street, was Tuesday evening at a shower given by her twin Mrs. Sam Van Zanter wood and Mrs. Kennet The party was given at ris home on South Ro Santa Ana. A lovely corsage in blue color tones was praised by honoree by her hostess had appropriately carried color scheme in the beavers' operations throughout the School Days are NEW CLOTHES DAYS! With School Opening only a Few Days Away—Walburg’s Towne Toggery is ready. Supply Your Clothes Requirements with Large and Well Selected Stocks of Sweaters-Dresses-Coats and Blouses. New Styles! New Colors! New Fabric! MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY! New SKIRTS ... 3.95 to 8.95 New SWEATERS ... 2.95 to 4.95 New BLOUSES ... 1.95 to 3.95 New COATS ... 22.50 to 55.00 New DRESSES ... 5.95 to 19.75 WALBURG’S TOWNE TOGGERY 181 WEST CENTER STREET ANAH will be held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins at 320 West Alberta street, Anaheim, Sunday, September 11, from 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. Members of the board present at this meeting were: Mrs. George Martini, Santa Ana, hospitality chairman; section leaders, Mrs. Stanley Chapman, Fullerton; Mrs. Mattie Bostick, Anaheim; Mrs. Harold Stover and Mrs. Ray Adkinson, Laguna Beach; Mrs. James Steffanson and Mrs. S. H. Franklin, Corona del Mar; Mrs. L. G. Frazer and Mrs. R. E. Steinberger, Santa Ana, Mrs. Melvin Salveson, of Anaheim, is press chairman. Students from Anaheim who have registered for the fall term at Pomona are Celia Halilton, James Patrick, Robert Stearns, John Salveson and Jacqueline Scholer. Students already attending Pomona college are Hoyt Bostick, Cortez Hoskins, Jr., James Friis, Roy Helsing, Robert Munz and Frederick Munz. Local PEO Women Attend Convention In Chicago Mrs. A. C. Bennett of the LT chapter of P. E. O. was named one of six delegates from Orange county to attend the biennial convention of the Supreme chapter of the PEO Sisterhood, held September 5 through 8, in the Stevens Hotel, Chicago. Representatives of Orange county are Mrs. John N. Galbraith, Chapter AB of Santa Ana; Miss Ethel Helliwell, Chapter F of Orange; Mrs. L. Conrady, Chapter CV of Huntington Beach; Mrs. Don Schneider, Chapter Y of Fullerton; Mrs. Stanley Strain, Chapter HU of Fullerton and Mrs. Bennett of Anaheim. The more than 100 delegates from California traveled on a special 15-car train chartered for Games suitable to the occasion were played with prizes being awarded to Mrs. William Brady and Mrs. Russell R. Ward of Anaheim and Mrs. Richard Bluel of Los Angeles. Presenting Mrs. Weber with many useful as well as beautiful gifts were, Mrs. L. E. Wagner, Mrs. Donald Martinson, Miss Shirley Walsworth, Mrs., Bill Hollingsworth, Mrs. Wayne Wooten, Miss Marilyn Smith, Mrs. Robert Rees, Mrs. George Weber, Mrs. Donald Weber, Mrs. Nora Harkins and Miss Lena V. Rowe, all of Anaheim; and Mrs. Richard Tiearney, Mrs. Zaida Mercer, and Mrs. John Schmitt of Los Angeles. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Miss Violet Marcel, Miss Wanda Rinehart, Mrs. John Kapsner, and Mrs. Catherine Wilson, all of Anaheim. Delightful refreshments of cream puffs, punch and coffee were served by the hostess duo at the close of the enjoyable evening. Miss Mary Meyer To Wed J. Collins September 24 Following their marriage at St. Joseph Catholic church on September 24, Miss Mary Terese Meyer and John Gerald Collins will make their home in northern California. This announcement was made this week by the parents of the bride-elect, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meyer, Jr., of 320 West Orange road. Her husband-to-be is the son of Mrs. Claire C. Collins and the late James Joseph Collins of San Francisco. Miss Meyer attended Marywood Academy for girls and Mt. Saint Mary's College for Women. Her fiance was graduated from midshipman's school, Fort Schuler, N.Y. before entering Stanford University where he received his master's degree in business administration. "L'Amico Fritz" by Massimo Chanson de Marie Antoinette by Jacobson will be a selections to be sung by popular coloratura soprano Pons on her program on ber 26. Phone 4618 ERMISC MY CLEANER 350 W. Center - An Hotel, Chicago. Representatives of Orange county are Mrs. John N. Galbraith, Chapter AB of Santa Ana; Miss Ethel Helliwell, Chapter F of Orange; Mrs. L. Conrady, Chapter CV of Huntington Beach; Mrs. Don Schneider, Chapter Y of Fullerton; Mrs. Stanley Strain, Chapter HU of Fullerton and Mrs. Bennett of Anaheim. The more than 100 delegates from California traveled on a special 15-car train chartered for the trip. Highlight of the trip to Chicago was a stop in Kansas City, Mo., Sunday, so that the delegates might visit Cottey college, the PEO girls school, in Nevada, Missouri. On the convention agenda was the election of new supreme officers and the discussion of the organization's revolving loan fund NEA for aid to deserving young women qualified for higher education. Announcement Of Engagement Made to Friends The announcement of the engagement of Miss Barbara Lee Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Reed of 11511 No. Little Main street, Orange, to T. J. Abshier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Abshier of La Habra, was made at an informal gathering of close friends last week. Miss Reed attended the Orange schools and is a graduate of Stanford, from where she received a degree in graphic arts. She was affiliated with the Phi chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi. Her fiance attended Whittier high school and was graduated from USC with a major in petroleum engineering. No date has as yet been set for the wedding. Sisters Pay Honor To Beverly Weber At Layette Shower Mrs. Richard Weber, the former Beverly Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Wagner of North Zeyn street, was honored Tuesday evening at a layette shower given by her two sisters, Mrs. Sam Van Zanter of Hollywood and Mrs. Kenneth Harris. The party was given at the Harris home on South Ross street, Santa Ana. A lovely corsage in pink and blue color tones was presented to the honoree by her hostesses. They had appropriately carried out this color scheme in the beautiful decorations throughout the house. "Telephone Hour" Lists September Guest Artists During September, four familiar concert soloists and one newcomer to the Telephone Hour broadcasts will present programs of musical selections to suit every taste, according to the announcement of R. J. Rossberg, local manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Repeat performances are scheduled for John Charles Thomas, Ferruccio Tagliavani, Pia Tassinari and Lily Pons, and an initial performance by Barbara Gibson. Special music as well as accompaniment for the artist will be provided for by Donald Voorhees. New Arrivals Greet The Classroom This is the shoe to walk in—work in—play in! A trim oxford that combines wonderful cushioned comfort with those Joyce good looks. Smooth Boxglove leather— $8.95 Hey! Fellows! and Mrs. Lawrence E. Wagner of North Zeyn street, was honored Tuesday evening at a layette shower given by her two sisters, Mrs. Sam Van Zanter of Hollywood and Mrs. Kenneth Harris. 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