anaheim-gazette 1950-03-02

Social and Club Activities Auxiliary to Hold Benefit for Nurse Scholarship The Woman's Auxiliary to the Orange County Medical Association will hold their annual dessert bridge and canasta benefit party on Tuesday, March 7, at 1 p.m. at the Santa Ana Ebell clubhouse. The proceeds of this benefit will go to the revolving student nurse fund which aids a worthy Orange county girl to obtain her nursing education in an approved training hospital. Mrs. J. B. Price of Santa Ana is in charge of the party. Her committee is comprised of Mesdames T. B. Clark, M. W. Conway, Jr., Paul Freeman, Thomas Hanigan, Fredrick Mears, John Montanus, W. F. Owen, William Schroer and Arthur Wade of Santa Ana; Paul Esslinger and A. H. Wightman of Laguna Beach; A. V. Andrews and R. H. Hoffman of Corona del Mar; A. G. Hughes of Costa Mesa; H. E. Stickler of Balboa; L. F. Whittaker of Huntington Beach and John Wilcox of Anaheim. Tickets can be obtained from any auxiliary member. Senior Students Present Musicale A candlelight musicale was presented on Sunday afternoon by the senior students of the School of Fine Arts of which Kate McCullah is the director. An Autobiography" by Colonel Yay; "Interrupted Melody" by Marjorie Lawrence; "The King of Fassarai" by David Divine; "Jubilee Trail" by Gwen Bristow; "Tiger in the Garden" by Speed Lamkin; "Brat Farrar" by Josephine Tey; "First Family" by Richard Scowcroft; "From Claudia to David" by Rose Franken and "The Pink House" by Nelia Gardner White. All of these books may be found in the Anaheim Library and are high on the lists of national best-sellers. IOOF Urged to Train Youth Orange county and southern California were well represented Friday evening when Burt J. LaFontaine paid his official visit to the Anaheim Encampment I.O.O.F. as the Grand Patriarch of California. He asked that the order pay special attention to the Junior Order of Add Fellows, as the training they receive now will determine the type of citizens they will make tomorrow. He stressed that if we properly train the youth of our land we can, to a large extent, solve the criminal problem in this country. Among distinguished guests present were Past Grand Patriarchs Harry Say, Albert Clarke and Henry A. Mang; District Deputy Grand Patriarch, Elmer Klamroth; Colonel A. E. Howard and Lt. Colonel S. D. Haygood of the Couton Branch of the Order. E. S. Reisinger, Chief Patriarch of the Anaheim Encampment introduced these officers. Senior Students Present Musicale A candlelight musicale was presented on Sunday afternoon by the senior students of the School of Fine Arts of which Kate McCullah is the director. Featuring the music of Edvard Grieg in the opening group, Jim Kersten, Fernando Ramos, Stuart Schmid and John Simpson played a rare eight hand arrangement of "Morning" from the "Peer Gynt Suite." Gloria Taylor followed them with "Anitra's Dance" from the same suite. "Edvard Grieg and the music of Norway are one," said Sharon Crooke before she played one of his national Norwegian dances after which Barbara Mauerhan played Grieg's "Minuet." Bill Jensen sang "I Love Thee" with Sharon Crooke and Gloria Taylor at the two pianos. Shirley Pannier concluded this part of the program with Grieg's "March of the Dwarfs." The second half of the program opened with an old Spanish ballad played by John Simpson followed by Stuart Schmid in McDowell's "Scotch Poem." Shirley Pannier presented Chopin's "Revolutionary Etude" and the program was closed with a two-piano arrangement of Lizst's "Hungarian Rhapsody" played by Jim Kersten and Stuart Schmid. Honor awards went to Barbara Mauerhan, John Simpson and Gloria Taylor. The students, assisted by Mrs. Raymond Ringwald, received their guests later gowned in spring dinner dresses. The lace-covered table held silver candelabra with a large bowl of camellias. Monthly Review At Library Mary Greer Scarborough gave her monthly review at the Anaheim Public Library on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. An unusually large attendance was noted at this February gathering. The books reviewed were: "The God that Failed" by Richard Crossman; "Leap to Freedom" by Oksana Kasenkina; "The Crucible, It's Never too Late... ...to Insulate! Enjoy evenly balanced indoor temperatures regardless of the season by installing dependable ROCKWOOL INSULATION in your attic space this week. You'll like the way it seals in precious furnace heat in winter... cuts fuel bills up to 30%. During warm summer months it shuts out penetrating heat... keeps you cool and fresh. See us for an estimate today! 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