anaheim-gazette 1950-03-02

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK Sietske Anna Hummel Plights Troth with Ben Boettger Sunday Miss Sietske Anna Hummel approached the altar upon a white carpet, past bow-trimmed pews, to meet Ben Cyril Boettger in marriage at the Zion Lutheran church of Anaheim at 4 o'clock last Sunday afternoon. The Rev. L. E. Eifert performed the ceremony before the altar decorated with white stock and gladioli in large baskets and potted palms with lighted candelabra. A fan-shaped bouquet was above the altar. Miss Hummel, given in marriage by her father, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jemme Hummel of 6801 Orange avenue, Anaheim, and her groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boettger of 510 South Resh, also of Anaheim. The bride was lovely in ivory satin with a full train falling from the pleated skirt at the waistline. The bodice was fitted with long pointed sleeves. A scattered leaf design of seeded pearls and silver bugle beads added an unusual sparkle to the gown, from the marquisette neckline to the kick pleat ruffle at the toe. The fingertip veil of illusion fell from a crown of the pearls and bugle beads. Miss Hummel wore the bride's traditional blue garter, a lucky penny in her shoe and carried a handkerchief fashioned from her mother's wedding gown. Her bouquet was an arm cascade of stephanotis surrounding a purple-throated white orchid with white streamers knotted with stephanotis. Miss Neva Nixon of Long Beach was maid-of-honor. Her gown was of yellow taffeta with an off-the-shoulder neckline and a full shirt covered with gauze and huskets sweetpeas. Nearly stealing the limelight were the flower girl and ring bearer. Little Susan Morris, cousin of Miss Hummel, wore a chartreuse taffeta dress with puffed sleeves and a sweetheart neckline and scattered sweetpeas of all colors from her basket. Her mother, Mrs. Morris, had been Mrs. Hummel's flower girl. Steven Hummel, another cousin of the bride, carried both rings on a satin pillow. Al Dutzi served Mr. Boettger as best man and ushering duties were carried out by Lee Thornton and Boyd Whitney. Mrs. Olive Kempin was at the organ and Mrs. Veda Dutzi sang "Oh, Promise Me" and while the young couple were kneeling for the blessing, rendered "The Lord's Prayer." At the reception immediately following the ceremony in the church parlors, Mrs. Hummel and Mrs. Boettger received the 250 guests. Mrs. Hummel wore a gray suit with navy and gray accessories and Mrs. Boettger wore a gray suit with black accessories. Both mothers had orchid shoulder corsages. The parlors were decorated with peach blossoms and huskets at 1215 Lincoln, Anaheim. New Mrs. Boettger wore a red suit with a gray hat and gloves and navy shoes and when she left on her wedding trip. Both the newlyweds are graduates of Anaheim Union High School and Fullerton Junior College. Mr. Boettger is employed by his father in the contract business. Former Japanese Bishop Addresses Methodist Group Dr. Yoshimune Abe of Tokyo a former bishop of the Japan Methodist church and one of founders of the United Church Christ in Japan, addressed White Temple Methodist church on Sunday evening. Dr. Abe has been in this country several months on a lecture tour and spoke of the good work America has done in Japan with their missionary work. He trained many years ago by missionaries and spoke of the with undying gratitude. He was dean of theology at Aoyama Gakuin, the principal educational institution of Methodist church in Japan, many years and when he elected president of that schule he also became bishop. When he broke out in the Far East he came chairman of the executive committee of the Church of China in Japan. He spent the war year in China working for the amalgamation of the Christian forces. After the war Dr. Abe returned to Japan and became editor of the "Japan Christian Monthly." Miss Hummel wore the bride's traditional blue garter, a lucky penny in her shoe and carried a handkerchief fashioned from her mother's wedding gown. Her bouquet was an arm cascade of stephanotis surrounding a purple-throated white orchid with white streamers knotted with stephanotis. Miss Neva Nixon of Long Beach was maid-of-honor. Her gown was of yellow taffeta with an off-the-shoulder neckline and a full skirt covered with crowns of lace. She wore elbow mitts to match and carried lavender sweetpeas. The bridesmaids, Miss Barbara Morris and Miss Betty Sue Summers, were gowned in lavender and rose taffeta, respectively, made like the 'maid-of-honor's gown. They, too, wore matching elbow mitts and carried sweet peas and gardenias of yellow with yellow streamers knotted with young couple were kneeling for the blessing, rendered "The Lord's Prayer." At the reception immediately following the ceremony in the church parlors, Mrs. Hummel and Mrs. Boettger received the 250 guests. Mrs. Hummel wore a gray suit with navy and gray accessories and Mrs. Boettger wore a gray suit with black accessories. Both mothers had orchid shoulder corsages. The parlors were decorated with peach blossoms and baskets of flowers were on each side of the table holding the three-tiered bride's cake. The bride and groom shared the first piece of cake, after which Mrs. Ray Morris served. The bridesmaids served the punch and the guest book was in charge of Barbara Cash. 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Try it; you will see. “You can’t make a bad cup of M.J.B.” At present he is chairman of the Japan Christian Peace Association. One of the projects of this association is the erection of the Christian Peace Center in Hiroshima, a shrine dedicated to world peace on the site where the first atom bomb fell. Optimists Enjoy Song Burlesque The Optimists were entertained at their recent meeting by Vera Newcomb, comedienne, who recently completed a three weeks show at Radio City. Miss Newcomb burlesqued songs of the "nineties" and was enthusiastically received. Tom Yellis was the program chairman. It was announced that $200 was cleared from the Virgil show toward the boys' clubhouse. Plans were made to attend the 14th district meeting last Friday evening at Scully's Cafe in Los Angeles. The next meeting, which is today, Thursday, will be a closed meeting for the election of officers and board of governors. Kiwanians Hear Financial Talk William J. Stauffer, branch manager of Dean Witter and company, stock brokers, addressed the Kiwanis club on Tuesday. After a delicious roast beef dinner, Mr. Stauffer explained some of the whys and wherefores of the workings of the stock exchanges and then showed a movie entitled "Money at Work." This showed scenes of the New York stock exchange and the daily dealings on that floor. Junior Ebell’s March Program The Anaheim Junior Ebell’s March meetings have been announced and are as follows: On March 7 there will be a general meeting at 7:30 p.m. and a demonstration by Vance on “Face Make-Up;” The square dancing section will meet in the Anaheim Union high school gym on March 14 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. LaRae Kirkhart is handling the reservations and must be contacted by March 11. March 21 the contract bridge section will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Ebell clubhouse with Mrs. James Reinert as chairman. Hostesses will be Mrs. G. M. Bagnard, Mrs. Dave Griffith, Mrs. Robert Graham, Mrs. D. B. 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