anaheim-gazette 1949-09-22

Social and Club Activities LOIS REICHARD — Phone 2206 Doris Arlene Fuchs-Harvey R. Nelson Exchange. Vows at St. Michael's Church With the exchange of lovely golden wedding bands, Doris Arlene Fuchs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Fuchs of 823 North Zeyn street, and Harvey R. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Nelson, became husband and wife in a beautifully simple ceremony performed Saturday evening, September 17, at St. Michael's Episcopal church, East Adele and Emily streets, Anaheim. For the wedding ceremony, at which the Rev. John Kimball Saville officiated, yellow gladioli and burgundy oak leaves surrounded by graceful palm plants and lighted candelabra were used to decorate. Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride wore a gown of heavy white satin fashioned with long pointed sleeves, net yokeline, a soft folded cuff accenting the waist and shoulders and a flowing skirt falling to a graceful train. The lovely fingertip lace inserted veil was held in place by a crown of clusters of orange blossoms. Beautiful and unusual was her bouquet made of white carnations centered with apricot shaded rosebuds and surrounded by blond oak leaves. As in the old tradition she wore something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. tight fitting bodice and a full overskirt of net. She carried a nosegay arrangement of yellow carnations and burgundy oak leaves and wore flowers in her hair. Little Lora Lee Fuchs, youngest sister of the bride, acted as flower girl. She wore a gown of pale blue organdy with a hoop skirt and carried a bouquet, in miniature, of the maid of honor. Brother of the bridegroom, Kenneth Nelson, acted as best man. Marvin and Ehrhardt Hartmann, close friends of the groom from Buena Park, served as ushers. "Because," "Always" and the "Wedding March" by Lohengren were played at the organ by Miss Hazel Erickson. St. Michael's parish house was the scene of the wedding reception. The bride's table was centered with a lovely four-tiered white wedding cake with a topping of a miniature bridal scene. The newville, Mrs. Kenneth Nelson and Miss Wanda Chambers assisted serving the guests. For this occasion, the bride mother chose a smart navy blue suit dress with navy accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore grey suit complemented by green accessories. Both wore corsages yellow and white carnations. As the young newlyweds left their honeymoon the new Ms. Nelson was wearing a cocoa fair long-sleeved, fitted dress. She wore it with a tan full skirt coat and brown accessories, as the roses from her bridal bouquet as her corsage. On returning to Anaheim they will establish their home at North Lemon street. Traditional Tea Honors New Coeds At Fullerton A tea to honor the new women students of Fullerton Junior College given by the Associated Women Students under the direction Mrs. Esther Hatch, dean of women, was held in the college courtyard on Sunday afternoon. Golden decorations and tea service set a lovely scene for this traditional affair which is intended orient and introduce coeds to college life. Officers of student organizations who poured were: Vola Lee, president of the W.A.Gerre Homan, president of the Student Christian Association Shannon Coan, president of Gamma Nu Alpha; Betty Ann Carroll, president of KappaLambda Sigma sorority; and Mary Crouse president of Theta Nu Theta sorority. Claire Carlson of Placentia headed the arrangement committee with Nancy Groff, Dorothy Squires, Berevly Daugherty and Roha Lissner. a soft folded cuff accenting the waist and shoulders and a flowing skirt falling to a graceful train. The lovely fingertip lace inserted veil was held in place by a crown of clusters of orange blossoms. Beautiful and unusual was her bouquet made of white carnations centered with apricot shaded rosebuds and surrounded by blond oak leaves. As in the old tradition she wore something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue. The maid of honor, sister of the bride, Elenore Ann Fuchs wore a yellow taffeta gown styled with a neth Nelson, acted as best man. Marvin and Ehrhardt Hartmann, close friends of the groom from Buena Park, served as ushers. "Because," "Always" and the "Wedding March" by Lohengren were played at the organ by Miss Hazel Erickson. St. Michael's parish house was the scene of the wedding reception. The bride's table was centered with a lovely four-tiered white wedding cake with a topping of a miniature bridal scene. The newly weds cut and shared the first piece of cake while Miss Pat Loly, Mrs. F. D. Little, Mrs. J. K. 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She fit with a tan full skirted and brown accessories, and uses from her bridal bouquet corsage. Returning to Anaheim they establish their home at 812 Lemon street. Traditional Tea Nurses New Coeds Fullerton Tea to honor the new women hosts of Fullerton Junior college by the Associated Women Students under the direction of Esther Hatch, dean of women held in the college lounge day afternoon. Golden decorations and tea service a lovely scene for this trailing affair which is intended to and introduce coeds to colloife. Officers of student organizations who poured were: Vertee, president of the W.A.A.; Homan, president of the Joint Christian Association; Coan, president of Pianna Nu Alpha; Betty Ann Carpenter of KappaLambda sorority; and Mary Crouch, president of ThetaNu Theta sorority. Carlson of Placentia, and the arrangement committees Nancy Groff, Dorothy Jones, Berevly Daugherty and Medical Auxiliary Fall Board Meeting Medical Auxiliary Fall Board Meeting Set for Sept. 21, 22 The fall board meeting for the Woman's Auxiliary to the California Medical Association will be held in San Jose, September 21 and 22. Mrs. Thomas B. Rhone or Orange, president of the Orange County Auxiliary, and Mrs. Llewellyn E. Wilson of Anaheim, councilor for the First District, to which Orange county belongs, will attend this meeting. Dr. Stanley Kneeshaw, president of the California Medical Association, will be the principal speaker for the meeting. The group will also hear an address by William Wheeler of the California Medical association office in San Francisco. Wives Entertain Doctor-Husbands At Beach Luau Saturday, September 17, the doctors of Orange county were the guests of their wives at a Luau on the sand of the Laguna Beach and Tennis Club. Mrs. H. G. Wallace of Santa Ana was chairman of the committee in charge of the affair and was assisted by Mrs. Samuel Weaver, Mrs. Floyd Thompson, Mrs. A. J. Sheldon, Mrs. Fred Hunt, Mrs. Fred Hansen, Mrs. Joseph Preizler, all of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Arthur Alne of Fullerton. Dinner was served from an enormous buffet of delicious food. The centerpiece for the buffet consisted of two large dolphins sculptured in ice. The guests were seated on the sand and ate from low tables in true Luau tradition. After the feast many of the guests joined in square dancing on a floor set up for that purpose on the sand near the waters edge. Others gathered around a huge fire built in the sand for a songfest. This Luau was the first social event of the year for the Orange County Medical Auxiliary and the occasion is always known as "husbands' night." After the feast many of the guests joined in square dancing on a floor set up for that purpose on the sand near the waters edge. Others gathered around a huge fire built in the sand for a songfest. This Luau was the first social event of the year for the Orange County Medical Auxiliary and the occasion is always known as "husbands' night." Toastmasters Elect Hueler to President's Post At installation ceremonies on October 12, to which the ladies will be invited, Ken Heuler will be installed as the newly elected president of Anaheim Toastmasters club, to serve the six months term from October 1 to April 1. Elected at the meeting of last Monday, Mr. Heuler will have to assist him, Marion Pickel, vice-president; Page Vincent, sergeant-at-arms; Louis Taylor, education chairman; Herman Hoch, deputy-governor, and Ed Wright, secretary-treasurer. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Heuler, formerly the vice-president, and the invocation was given by R. H. Allen. It was announced that there is to be an area meeting of Toastmasters, strictly a stag affair, at the Santa Ana Community Center on September 30. All members of the Anaheim club are urged to attend. Secretary Wright has available tickets. Toastmaster for the evening was Don Butka, Page Vincent, evaluator with Ken Heuler as grammarian. The table topic "Summertime Daylight Savings" was handled by R. H. Allen. Speaker C. J. Stillson chose "Voice Culture" as his subject. C. O. Garshwiler urged ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR You're Invited TO ANAHEIM'S CITY-WIDE All Opening AND AND QR Store's FALL ON SHOW ING - 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. Models will display the latest COATS by Bauman-Stoll, Millie Ann, Taube ... DRESSES Huld, Famous, Charles Mirkin, essler, Reich, Meera Brook, Murray Goldstein, Hubrite, an ... SHOES, MILLINERY, ACCESSORIES by nationally Yes! Friday evening from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. the new Fall fashions step out graciously for your inspection ... inspired designs and styles that provide a new trend for the Autumn season ... that offer quality, smartness and economy ... The S.Q.R. 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