anaheim-gazette 1949-10-06

Social and Club Activities Women's Groups Of St. Michael's Give Schedule To begin the working schedule of the various women's groups of St. Michael's Episcopal church is the meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary in the rector's office this (Thursday afternoon at at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Garrett and Mrs. A. Black are the hostesses. The group will hear a report on the general convention held in San Francisco and attended by the pastor, Rev. John K. Saville. The Altar Guild will meet on Friday afternoon, October 7, at 3:30 o'clock. The highlight of the month will be the second annual Fall Festival to be held at the high school gymnasium and cafeteria on Saturday, October 15, beginning at 12 noon and lasting until 10:30 p.m. The carnival spirit will prevail throughout the festival with its many attractions of games and various booths. The Susan Lafaucherie Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Richard Berryman at 1101 East North street on Wednesday, October 19, at 8 p.m. Leo Friis will be the principal speaker when the Men's Club dinner is held in the parish hall on Thursday evening, October 20 at 6:30 p.m. Members of St. Agnes Guild will Junior Ebell Club Hear Talk by Woman Attorney Members of Junior Ebell club heard a most interesting and witty talk by Mab Copland Lineman of Los Angeles, woman attorney who talked on the subject of "What Every Woman Should Know About Law" at their meeting last Tuesday evening when they met at 7:30 at Ebell clubhouse. The new president, Mrs. George Fowler, presided and introduced the guest speaker. The tea table was centered with a beautiful arrangement of autumn leaves with dahlias and cattails and burnt orange tapers at either side of the centerpiece. Pouring were the new advisor from the Senior Ebell, Mrs. K. D. Figgins, and Mrs. Arthur Roquet, president of Senior Ebell club. The committee in charge of the meeting were members of the executive board, Mrs. George Fowler, Mrs. W. A. Sutherland, Mrs. W. Wilmer, Mrs. Fred Fischle, Mrs. Glenn Lehmer, Mrs. C. E. Robertson, Mrs. Henry Plou, Miss Betty Dammers, Mrs. Charles Endicott and Mrs. John Raber. During the business session, a new section for square dancing was announced, the group to meet every second Tuesday of the month with Mrs. Walter Kirkhart in charge. Reservations may be made from the ways Means committee was followed by a discussion of the sale of tickets being sold by various groups of Anaheim, the pose being to bring to the children and grown-ups of this and vicinity a bigger and bolder Christmas opening and city ration for the holiday season announcement was also made of all the tickets each club they are to receive a small centage for their club use. Event is being held in conjunction with the program of the Chatham Commerce for the Christmas season, the various organizations agreeing to assist the Chatham in obtaining the necessary funds. Plans were formulated for Hallowe'en dance for October which will be an informal times' dance to the music 'juke' box. Light refreshments will be served. Junior Ebell members will ter a float in the Hallowe'en trade with the Senor Ebell entry. Plans were completed the decoration of the project. A number of prospective members were present for Tuesday evening meeting. John Raber is chairman of membership committee. Padua Hills Theatre Enters Final 2 Weeks Run With performances of "La cina," comedy of Tlaxcala, reded on Wednesday, the summer season of the Mexican Players is entering its final two weeks in Padua Hills Theatre, follow annual vacations. After-theatre entertainment in the form of a merienda, or formal fiesta in the dining room with the Mexican players appearing in song and dance numbers "La Cocina" and the merci will be staged Wednesday tha The Susan Lafaucherie Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Richard Berryman at 1101 East North street on Wednesday, October 19, at 8 p.m. Leo Friis will be the principal speaker when the Men's Club dinner is held in the parish hall on Thursday evening, October 20 at 6:30 p.m. Members of St. Agnes Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Harry Horn on Monday, October 24, at 7:30 p.m. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Sangster, Mrs. Newkirk and Mrs. Shaw. A musical program will feature the meeting. Miss Margaret Brown, diocesan director of Christian Education will speak to the church school teachers when they meet in the rector's office on Wednesday, October 26 at 7:30 p.m. During the business session, a new section for square dancing was announced, the group to meet every second Tuesday of the month with Mrs. Walter Kirkhart in charge. Reservations may be made by calling her at Anaheim 6965. The welfare section, with Mrs. S. L. Keith chairman, meets each fourth Tuesday in the month at Mrs. Keith's home at 1018 West Broadway. Contract bridge section meets every third Tuesday of the month with Mrs. Ralph Comstock in charge. Reservations may be made by calling Anaheim 5067. Is Your Permanent Right for Your Hair? Try one of CARNELL'S Opening Specials 7.50 Machine Oil Wave.....$5.00 8.50 Machineless Cream.....6.50 10.00 Cold Wave.....7.50 15.00 Cream Cold Wave.....10.00 No extra charges. These prices include a hair cut, shampoo and set EXPERT OPERATORS & MR. CARNELL ● Hair Tinting ● Hair Cutting ● Shaping ● Styling Carnell's Beauty Salon ANAHEIM 6215 22nd Anniversary Sale THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SENSATIONAL BUYS! Popular Demand has Forced Us to Take More Items from Our Regular Stock to Complete Our Sale. BUY AND SAVE NOW MEN'S SUITS 1/ SENSATIONAL BUYS! Popular Demand has Forced Us to Take More Items from Our Regular Stock to Complete Our Sale. BUY AND SAVE NOW MEN'S SUITS 1/2 OFF SPORT SUITS Regular $45 SUITS 22.50 Regular $55 SUITS 27.50 Regular $67.50 SUITS 33.75 Regular COATS $22.50 11.25 Regular COATS $25.00 12.50 Regular COATS $30.00 15.00 Leather Trimmed JACKETS and Heavy Mackinaws. Checks, Plains Values to 22.50 8.95 Men's All-Wool SWEATERS 60 in this group. Values to 8.95. Coats and Pull Overs 2.95 Men's Fancy SOCKS Famous makes, 65c to 1.00 values. Fancy rayons, lisles and cottons 39¢ Men's DRESS SHIRTS 500 in the group. 3.95 and 4.50 values. Plain, white, fancies Famous makes 1.9 Men's PAJAMAS Famous Brands. A, B, C, D sizes Fancies and solid colors. Values to 5.95 2.9 Men's SPORT SHIRTS Values to 5.50, plains and fancies—long sleeves 1.9 SPECIAL CORDS Heavy Pleated—Zipper Close Sells for 5.95 4.89 LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR 225 W. CENTER ANAHEIM A report from the ways and plans committee was followed in discussion of the sale of the tickets being sold by various clubs in groups of Anaheim, the purpose being to bring to the children and grown-ups of this city vicinity a bigger and better Christmas opening and city decoration for the holiday season. The announcement was also made that all the tickets each club sells may be to receive a small per capita for their club use. The event is being held in conjunction with the program of the Chamber Commerce for the Christmas season, the various organizations seeing to assist the Chamber obtaining the necessary funds. Plans were formulated for a Holowe'en dance for October 15, which will be an informal 'hardies' dance to the music of a one-box. Light refreshments will be served. Junior Ebell members will enjoy a float in the Hallowe'en parade with the Senior Ebell club party. Plans were completed for decoration of the project. A number of prospective new members were present for the Tuesday evening meeting. Mrs. Ann Raber is chairman of the membership committee. Padua Hills Theatre Enters Final 2 Weeks Run With performances of "La Cochita," comedy of Tlaxcala, resumption Wednesday, the summer son of the Mexican Players now entering its final two weeks at Padua Hills Theatre, following usual vacations. After-theatre entertainment is the form of a merienda, or informal fiesta in the dining room, on the Mexican players appearing in song and dance numbers. La Cocina" and the merienda he staged Wednesday through next Monday evening, Oct. 10, including on her program the finale to Schumann's "Concerto in A Minor." Ezio Pinza, well-known and beloved Metropolitan basso, will sing, among other songs, his popular rendition of "Madamina" from Mozart's "Don Giovanni" on the evening of Oct. 17. The October 24 program will feature the renowned violinist, Jascha Heifetz playing many familiar numbers. The final program of the month, October 31, will feature Miss Bidu Sayao, Brazilian soprano, who will include on her program Gounod's waltz from "Romeo and Juliet." Men of Catholic Church to Hold Breakfast, Mass An invitation for all men of St. Boniface parish to attend a breakfast at St. Boniface hall next Sunday morning has been announced for 7 o'clock to meet with the Holy Name Society. Carl Karcher, chairman of the breakfast committee, has appointed a qualified staff of chefs, waiters and dish washers to wait on the large attendance expected. The first breakfast of the season, the new pastor, the Rev. Fr. Dee will outline his plans for a larger Holy Name Society. John Shea, president of the society, urges all members to be present at this meeting. Engagement Told At Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinbrink of 8761 Placentia avenue, Anaheim, were hosts to members of their family and friends last Sunday when they entertained with a dinner party at the noon hour, the special occasion being the announcement of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eileen, to Engagement Told At Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steinbrink of 8761 Placentia avenue, Anaheim, were hosts to members of their family and friends last Sunday when they entertained with a dinner party at the noon hour, the special occasion being the announcement of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Eileen, to John Peletier, son of Mrs. Martha Peletier of 1911 East Center street, Anaheim. Those present to enjoy the occasion were the honored guests, Miss Eileen and her fiance, John Peletier; his mother, Mrs. Martha Peletier; Eileen's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steinbrink and Mrs. Elise Fritz; Lois and Lisette Fritz, Mrs. Ed Steinbrink and daughter, Ruth Ann; Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Eifert and children, Lois, Barbara and Paul; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts and sons, Donald and Dale; Mrs. Emmett Engstrom and Bobby; Walter and Arlin Steinbrink, brothers of Eileen and her sister, Miss Dorothy, all of Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Winslow and son, Arlanda, and daughter, Linda, of Placentia. During the evening hours a delightful buffet supper was enjoyed by the guests. Miss Steinbrink is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and attended Fullerton Junior college. Mr. Peletier is also a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and is employed at present with Southern California Edison company. No date has been set for the wedding. Lois Smith Leaves For New York City Ballet Engagement Miss Lois Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. M. Smith of 711 South Dickel street, this city, left Wednesday morning, accompanied by her mother, for New York City where she has an engagement with the New York City Ballet. Known professionally as Lois Ellyn, she is well known for her work of the past two seasons with Madame Slavinska in ballet work. While in Hollywood recently, artistic director George Balanchine engaged Lois as a new soloist for the company. She will appear for three weeks with the New York City Ballet and will continue her work in the east for about four more months. The New York City Ballet will open its three-week fall Known professionally as Lois Ellyn, she is well known for her work of the past two seasons with Madame Slavinska in ballet work. While in Hollywood recently, artistic director George Balanchine engaged Lois as a new soloist for the company. She will appear for three weeks with the New York City Ballet and will continue her work in the east for about four more months. The New York City Ballet will open its three-week fall season on Nov. 23, at the City Center. Lois and her mother left from Los Angeles Airport on an American Airlines plane. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS Grand Opening Of Tate-O-Nut Donut Shop The Tate-O-Nut Donut Shop at 821 North Los Angeles will have its grand opening this Saturday and Sunday with free donuts guaranteed for everybody. In audition one out of every five customers purchasing one dozen donuts will receive another dozen free. The new shop features donuts of every variety and description including honey glazed, raised, cake and original potato donuts. 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