anaheim-gazette 1950-03-16

Social and Club Activities Jeannine Jahns—Phone 2206 "Parisian Parade" Will Benefit Proposed Orange County Clinic Junior Ebell's annual benefit will be held on Saturday, March 25, at the Ebell clubhouse. This year's theme is French and the party is entitled "Parisian Parade." The stage set for the professional models will be a sidewalk cafe and the tables set around for the spectators will resemble those found on the streets of Paris. A professional commentator will announce the fashions from the Gaye Suzanne Shop. All proceeds from this affair will go toward the purchase of an electrocardiogram for a proposed rheumatic fever clinic to be located in Orange county. The exact location of the clinic has not yet been determined. In addition to the style show there will be a dessert served and bridge played later. Mrs. Fred Fischle, Jr., has announced that the party will begin at 1:30 p.m. and that tickets are available through Mrs. John Daniels, who is chairman of the ticket committee. Other committee chairmen are: Mrs. Henry Plou, refreshments; Mrs. James Reinert, table arrangements; Mrs. J. Neighbors, decorations; Mrs. D. B. Baker, ad- Leslie Minders Welcome Son Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Minder, nee Grace Thompson, former society editor of the Anaheim Gazette, announce the birth of a son, Robert, on Thursday, March 9. The new Minder weighed in at St. Joseph's hospital, at seven pounds and fourteen ounces and will be at home with his parents at 393 Hamilton street, Costa Mesa. Mrs. Anna Minder of Anaheim is the paternal grandmother and Mrs. Thompson of Riverside is the maternal grandmother. Robert is Mrs. Minder's eleventh grandchild and was born within an hour of her 73rd birthday, while her first grandchild was born on her fifteenth birthday. Barbara Dack Marries Walter Cram of Anaheim Miss Barbara Jeane Dack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon K. Dack of Fullerton, met Walter Gerhart Muench Plays Tomorrow In Fullerton Gerhart Muench, celebrant concert pianist, is being presented to Orange county residents the veterans' organization of Elberton Junior college on Friday tomorrow, March 17, at 8:00 in the Fullerton Union high school auditorium. Mr. Muench was born in Den, Saxony, forty-three years ago and studied under his father from the age of three until he fifteen. He gave his first public cital at the age of nine, playing a Liszt composition. He has given successful concerts in every German city as well as in Berlin, Zurich, Florence and Rome. Muench came to the United States in 1947 and is now teaching the follower of Ernest Kroen composition and theory at Southern California School Music and Art. On the program will be: "To ta in C Major" by J. S. B. "Symphonic Studies" by R. S. mann; "Barcarolle" and "F naise-Fantasy" by F. Choi. "The Dances of King David" by Mario Castaelnuovo - Tede "Shadow Play," "Punch and Judy" and "Homage to Chie by Alexander Tscherpnine;" "dine" and Toccata" by Maurice Raveli, and two of Muench own compositions entitled "Eercare" and "Chromatic Fugue." The Veterans' organization is its fourth year of constructive activity for the benefit of other including an annual Christmas party for underprivileged children. This program is a ben and ranks in importance with former programs, including In addition to the style show there will be a dessert served and bridge played later. Mrs. Fred Fischle, Jr., has announced that the party will begin at 1:30 p.m. and that tickets are available through Mrs. John Daniels, who is chairman of the ticket committee. Other committee chairmen are: Mrs. Henry Plou, refreshments; Mrs. James Reinert, table arrangements; Mrs. J. Neighbors, decorations; Mrs. D. B. Baker, advertising; Mrs. John Hellyer, reservations; Mrs. Eldon Hauck, serving; Mrs. Bill Wilmer, fashion show and Mrs. G. M. Bagnard, publicity. Eiferts Honored With Aloha Party Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Eifert were the honor guests today (Thursday) at a pot-luck luncheon given by the Dorcas Society of Zion Lutheran church. As it is nearing Easter Sunday and Rev. Eifert's farewell sermon before leaving for St. Paul's in Laguna, the theme of the party was in the Hawaiian spirit of "aloha"—'til we meet again. The head table was decorated with tropical arrangements of flowers and side tables had arrangements of leis. Rev. and Mrs. Eifert were each given a lei to wear and the whole atmosphere in the parish hall was very gay. A table setting for eight in silver inlay was presented to the Eiferts' as a parting remembrance and as a sentimental gesture. When Rev. Eifert first took this church he and Mrs. Eifert were newly-weds and the parishioners presented them with silver to start their housekeeping. Since then there have been three additions to the Eifert family and the silver has seen long and arduous use. A new silver service was needed. Mrs. O. C. Ulrich made the presentation. Mrs. Willard Wright was program chairman and presented the Mozart singers and the Harmony Kings from AUHS. Mrs. Walter Knigge was chairman of the hostess committee and her committee consisted of Mrs. E. H. Kersten, Mrs. Dora Klausing, Mrs. Henry Kapitzke, Mrs. Jo Lemon, Mrs. Ray Miller, Miss Mary Maass and Miss Martha Lueders. Doctor's Wives Entertain at Annual Benefit The Peacock Room of the Santa Mrs. Minder's eleventh grandchild and was born within an hour of her 73rd birthday, while her first grandchild was born on her fiftieth birthday. Barbara Dack Marries Walter Cram of Anaheim Miss Barbara Jeane Dack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon K. Dack of Fullerton, met Walter Ray Cram, son of Mrs. Don P. Cram, Sr., at an improvised altar in the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse recently. Bishop Jay Lillywhite performed the wedding ceremony in front of the carnation-banked mantle. Stock and gladiolas were used on each side of the altar where the Bishop read the double-ring ceremony. The bride wore ice blue tulle over taffeta made in a ballet design. Her matching blue sweetheart bonnet had a short veil that fell gracefully over her shoulders. Mr. Dack escorted his daughter to the altar and was preceded down the aisle by the maid of honor, Miss Anna Mae Pope. She was gowned in pink embossed organza over taffeta, designed similarly to the bride's gown. Her coronet and bouquet were of pink roses and carnations. Don P. Cram, Jr., served as best man for his brother. Assisting at the reception immediately following the ceremony were Mrs. Don O. Cram, Jr., Miss Dollie Willita, Mrs. Elton Roberson, Mrs. Clyde L. Dack and Mrs. James Starr, who was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Dack wore a toast-colored suit with black accessories and pink camellias and the groom's mother wore a black faille suit with black and pink accessories and chose pink camellias for her corsage. The new Mr. and Mrs. Cram left for a honeymoon in Las Vegas with Mrs. Cram wearing a blac and pink silk suit with black accessories and a grey topcoat over her shoulder. The bride is a graduate of Olinda high school and Fullerton Junior college. Mr. Cram attended Anaheim Union high school and Fullerton Junior college. The newlyweds will be at home at 702½ North Olive street, Anaheim. It's easy . . . so Easy to shop and save in Anaheim. The Veterans' organization is its fourth year of constructive activity for the benefit of other including an annual Christmas party for underprivileged children. This program is a benign and ranks in importance with former programs, including Bob Hope show in 1947 and Charlie McCarthy show in 1956. American Legion Auxiliary Has Benefit Party The American Legion Auxiliary had a benefit card party Tuesday evening with eight bles participating in "500," pochle, canasta and bridge. Table prizes were won by Mr. Rudolph Boysen and Mrs. Fra Doetsch in bridge, Mrs. Ellaborne and Mrs. Edna Bennett in "500," Mrs. Gay Gardner and Mrs. Milford Johnson in canala and Al Wisser and C.E.Schroff won the pinochle prizes. Schroff also won the door prize. Refreshments of assorted sawithes, relishes and coffee were served later. MRS. KUCHEL RETURNS Mrs. Henry Kuhel has returned to her home in Anaheim from 315 South Claudina street, in Anaheim after a six-weeks visit Phoenix, Arizona, with her sister. JOHN WOODS ENTERTAIN Dr. and Mrs. John Wood 13592 East Santa Ana street, entertained their bridge club Thursday evening, March 9, with a buffet dinner before the bridge playing. EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anaheim Doctor's Wives Entertain at Annual Benefit The Peacock Room of the Santa Ana Ebell club was the setting on Tuesday, March 7, for the annual benefit dessert bridge and canasta party given by the Woman's Auxiliary to the Orange County Medical Association. The wives of Orange county physicians entertained the members and guests of the association against a gayly decorated background of spring flowers. Mrs. J. B. Price of Santa Ana was general chairman in charge of the event. Mrs. Thomas B. Rhone of Orange, president of the Auxiliary, welcomed guests at the door, assisted by Mrs. John Krau-shaar of Garden Grove, secretary, and Mrs. Price. Proceeds from the benefit, which consisted of 84 tables in play, will be used for medical benevolence and for the establishment of a revolving student nurse loan fund to assist some worthy Orange county girl to complete her nursing education in an approved hospital. Dessert and coffee were served by Mesdames M. W. Conway, Jr., T. B. Clark, Paul Freeman, Thoimas Hanigan, Fredrick Mears, John Montanus, W. F. Owen and Arthur Wade of Santa Ana; Mesdames Paul Esslinger, and A. H. Wightman of Laguna Beach; Mrs. A. V. Andrews of Corona del Mar; Mrs. A. G. Hughes of Costa Mesa; Mrs. H. E. Stickler of Balboa; Mrs. L. F. Whittaker of Huntington Beach and Mrs. John Wilcox of Anaheim. For results—use Gazette ads. "This Time We'll Specify ... Tension-Tite Screens!" Badly warped, damaged window screens are just as bad as having no screens at all! Replace them at once with sturdy, attractive TENSION-TITE ALUMINUM SCREENS. A cinch to install and remove, they facilitate window cleaning chores... offer a maximum of ventilation plus protection against insect menace at all times! Stop by and see us this week! COST LITTLE, IF ANY, MORE THAN OLD-FASHIONED WOOD FRAME SCREENS! Gerhart Muench Days Tomorrow in Fullerton Gerhart Muench, celebrated concert pianist, is being present to Orange county residents by Veterans' organization of Fulton Junior college on Friday, Morrow, March 17, at 8:00 p.m. The Fullerton Union high school historium. Mr. Muench was born in Dresden-Saxony, forty-three years old and studied under his father in the age of three until he was ten. He gave his first public rehearsal at the age of nine, playing jazz composition. He has given successful concerts in every noted man city as well as in Paris, Buch, Florence and Rome. Mr. Muench came to the United States in 1947 and is now teaching, as follower of Ernest Krenek, position and theory at the Northern California School of Art. The program will be: "Tocca-C Major" by J. S. Bach; "Impromptu Studies" by R. Schuhl; "Barcarolle" and "Polo-Fantasy" by F. Chopin; "Dances of King David" by Jo Castaelnuovo - Tedesco; "Dow Play," "Punch and Paint," and "Homage to China" by Alexander Tscherpnine; "Onion and Toccata" by Maurice Nili, and two of Muench's compositions entitled "Ricee" and "Chromatic Fugue." The Veterans' organization is in fourth year of constructive action for the benefit of others, leading an annual Christmas fund for underprivileged children. This program is a benefit ranks in importance with other programs, including the Ebell Home and Garden Activities At the Ebell Home and Garden section's meeting on Monday afternoon, and invitation was extended to the group to attend a meeting of the Orange County Herb society on March 23 at the Ebell clubhouse in Santa Ana. The Herb society will be hosts that day to the district meeting of the California garden club. Dr. Monroe Kidder, authority on condiments, will be the speaker of the day after the twelve o'clock luncheon. Sachets, pot pourris and other items of interest to herb lovers will be on display and some will be for sale. The Home and Garden section also is invited to attend the garden section of the Orange Women's club on March 28 for the program entitled, "Legend of the Flowers." Reservations must be made by March 20 with Mrs. L. F. Finley, 409 North Shaffer, Orange, or by calling Mrs. Finley at Orange 384W. Mrs. Vern Bishop, millinery instructor in Santa Ana, demonstrated the art of chapeau making with the aid of five students for the group on Monday. The students showed their hats in various stages of progress and told how their appreciation of millinery had grown since being enrolled in Mrs. Bishop's course. The students design for themselves and learn that all 'expensive millinery is handmade—hence the fabulous prices. VFW Auxiliary President Fetes Her Officers President Minnie Harvey of the VFW Auxiliary entertained her meeting on Monday, March 27, elections will take place. Chairman Emma Heckman of the National Home Fund presented president Minnie Harvey and treasurer Ida Trendle with life memberships in the National home as a gift from the auxiliary. Eastern Stars Honored by Official Visit The deputy grand matron of the 76th district, Mrs. Dorothy Littlejohn, paid her official visit to the Eastern Stars of Anaheim on Tuesday evening. A regular business meeting was held and Worthy Matron, Mrs. Gladys Woodward and Worthy Patron, Earl Woodward, presented Mrs. Littlejohn with an armful of pink tulips and a gift as a token from the Anaheim chapter. Refreshments included a dainty dessert and tea and coffee served on hand painted doilies with flowers in pastel shades decorating the table. Out-of-town guests included past matron Mrs. Cora Thueson of the Ionic chapter in North Dakota; Mrs. Evelyn Yaeger of Decatur, Indiana, and Mrs. Mary Pelver of the Liberty chapter of Marne, Iowa. Altrusans Give Fellow Member Stork Shower Mrs. Claire Larson was the recipient of many lovely gifts at the "stork shower" tendered her by her fellow members in Altrusa at the regular meeting on Monday night. The dinner table was set in the stork theme and afterward Donald Durr spoke on the recreational facilities offered the youth... VFW Auxiliary President Fetes Her Officers President Minnie Harvey of the VFW Auxiliary entertained her officers last Friday evening at the VFW hall. The guests played bingo with traveling prizes which induced a great deal of hilarity and afterwards were served delicious refreshments from tables decorated in the St. Patrick's theme and colors. Each guest received a hand crocheted doily as a token of Mrs. Hawley's appreciation of her work done in the past year. The Wayne Lyons Auxiliary was installed in San Bernardino on Sunday by Opal Walter of the Anaheim auxiliary. There were over a hundred present in the legion hall of that city for the ceremonies and nineteen from Anaheim attended. Each member of the installing team received a gift from the newly-organized auxiliary. At the regular VFW auxiliary meeting on Monday evening there were nominations and at the next Altrusans Give Fellow Member Stork Shower Mrs. Claire Larson was the recipient of many lovely gifts at the "stork shower" tendered her by her fellow members in Altrusa at the regular meeting on Monday night. The dinner table was set in the stork theme and afterward Donald Durr spoke on the recreational facilities offered the youth of Anaheim. The next meeting will be on Monday, March 27. ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. 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Plans were discussed for the grand parlor session to be held in Chico the middle of May. An invitation was read from the Placentia Round Table for the Native Sons to attend the marking of the old Yorba homestead on April 28. This is being done by the California Centennials Commission. The homestead is directly across the street from the old Yorba church in Santa Ana Canyon. It was announced that a limited number of tickets are available forinner on the night of April 28 when Congressman Richard Nixon will address the people of Anaheim. The appearance of Congressman Nixon is being sponsored by the Native Sons and will be held at the Elks club. Tickets may be obtained from any Native Son or from Leonard Schwacofer at 338 West Center. Robert Boysen Engaged to Redlands Girl Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Brooks Redlands have announced the engagement of their daughter, Elsie Rose, to Robert Boysen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Boysen, 558 South Palm, Anaheim. 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