anaheim-gazette 1950-04-27

Social and Club Activities Emma Jean Lawrence—Phone 2206 'The Heiress' Slated For Pasadena Run Sparks of love blaze into flames of hate when a timid heiress at last rebels against an egotistic father and a charming fortune hunter. That's the sequence of dramatic events in "The Heiress," coming to Pasadena Playhouse for two weeks, starting Wednesday, April 26. Set in a Washington Square mansion, this moving drama chronicles the love story of a hopelessly plain wallflower — whose only social grace seems to be a flair for embroidery—and her courtship by a handsome, glamorous idler. The girl's father, a combination of too many "isms"—egotism, idealism and extreme, unctuous moralism—views his daughter as socially undesirable, and through his obsession for perfection, turns her into just that. The dramatic climax leads to a surprise ending. Under the direction of Gilmor Brown, the cast includes: Peggy Campbell, Thomas Skinner, Charles Davis, Kay Nielsen, Sela Landon, Dorothy Perkins, Thomas Neet, Estelle Fugate and Helen Biberman, with Michael Morehouse understudying Charles Davis. Taylor-Schmitz Nuptials Announced Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Taylor of 693 Catalina St., Laguna Beach, entertained friends of their daughter Marilyn, at a beach party and buffet supper, Sunday, April 23. After the afternoon beach party, about 30 guests, all Fullerton junior college students assembled in the Taylor home for a delicious buffet supper. At this time, a large cake was brought in bearing the inscription "Marilyn and Jimmie, June 24, 1950." James Schmitz, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmitz, 14371 Olive Road, Anaheim. He is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and will graduate from Fullerton J. C., this June. 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Next week's assignments:—table topic, Page Vincent; toastmaster, Marion Pickel; evaluator, R. J. Allen; speakers, Dunkin, Ersek, R. H. Allen and Dr. Butka. Zone speak-off will be held on June 17, at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Capt. Brown of the El Torro Officers' Club, winner of the Whittier speak-off, will represent this district. Winner of the Albuquerque speak-off will go to Seattle, Wash., for the finals which will be held Aug. 24 to 27 inclusive. Local Girl Winner In Poster Contest Miss Alberta Simeon, sophomore of Marywood high school, placed fourth in the recent poster contest sponsored by the Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Participating were parochial schools from the entire Los Angeles Archdiocese, that is, from Ventura to Riverside. The youthful winner merits special commendation, in as much as she competed with high school and college art majors. Miss Simeon is the talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex N. Simeon, 708 N. East street. Ebell Club Luncheon—May 1 Margaret Lee Runbeck, author of "Hope of Earth" will speak about our responsibility for better books and "Fun and Faith," at the next regular meeting of the senior Ebell Club, May 1, at the Ebell clubhouse, 244 N. Helena street. Fullerton Ebell Completes Plans For Floral Show Plans have been completed by Ebell members of Fullerton for a garden party and fashion show to be held Saturday, May 6, at 1:30 in the gardens of the Pratt residence, 900 Carhart avenue. The affair will open with a dessert luncheon, followed by bridge or canasta. Those not wishing to play cards may come merely as spectators. A local florist is forcing plants to bring in a profusion of bloom for the occasion. He will also feature flower arrangements in garden settings. Stringed instruments will provide music throughout the afternoon. Prizes, which have been donated by local and metropolitan merchants, will be given at intervals in the program. A fashion show will be the main attraction of the day. Resort and patio styles from McMaster's Dress Shop will be featured. Mrs. Edna McMaster will be commentator. Chairmen appointed by Mrs. Cecil Blasingame, general chairman, are: Mrs. Oakley Waite and Mrs. Robert Julian, music; Mrs. E. B. Williams, fashion show; Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Martin Bullis, hostesses; Mrs. Adrian King, tickets; Mrs. Ralph Clever, Mrs. Bullis, Mrs. O. W. Freek and Mrs. W T. Boyce, refreshments; Mrs. Ray Howard, cards; Mrs. George Stryker, publicity; Mrs. G. W. Colean, Mrs. Bullis and Mrs. Waite, table and door prizes. Reservations may be made by calling any of the above members or Mrs. Dan Henry, Mrs. Otto Evans, Mrs. A. E. Antisdel, Mrs. Luther Riley, Mrs. N. A. Bowen or Mrs. Gilbert Merritt. Water Show Previewed at Palm Springs Rhythmic motion and costumes will compete for a station Friday and Saturday at Fullerton's high school when a cast of lively young graceful girls prove their in the water to the accompaniment of interpretative music. The occasion will be an water show, the Water Fri. 1950, which was previewed weekend at two Palm Springs sorts, the Desert Inn and Shadow Mountain Club. Swimming numbers, wading effects, will be performed groups of costumed girls include "Sophisticated by a sextette," "Orchids Moonlight," "Siboney" by sextette, and "Syncopation" by diving exhibitions both and fancy, will feature Hall of the junior college who was named blue ribbon with the national junior college. Among high school girls will participate are Joyce J. Jean Lovejoy, Joan Smith thia Johnson, Peggy Han Kerridge, Noel Jacobse Randall and Babs Drew school boys in the water Dick Erman, Vernon Trez Montague, and Roger McCloe who will present an act "Hawaiian War Chant" style. John Murray, high senior, will be master of monies. Tickets at night perform April 28 and 29, are 50 adults and 25 cents for eleven students and those with body cards; these are available Nielsen's Menswear or frocks of the cast. Performances begin at 8 p.m. Directed by Ebell Club Luncheon—May 1 Margaret Lee Runbeck, author of "Hope of Earth" will speak about our responsibility for better books and "Fun and Faith," at the next regular meeting of the senior Ebell Club, May 1, at the Ebell clubhouse, 244 N. Helena street. A delicious luncheon has been planned for 12:30 p.m. For reservations, please call Mrs. J. M. Pifer, chairman, Anaheim 4336 (reservations will close Saturday, April 29). Mrs. Roy Lay, state junior advisor, will be the luncheon speaker. Club members are again reminded to report all new addresses for next year to Mrs. Charles Bush, phone 5961. Junior Ebell to Honor Mothers Mothers will be honored at the May 2 meeting of the junior Ebell Club, at the Ebell clubhouse, 7:30 p.m. Mr. Wayne Andrade, of Wayne's floral shop will talk on flower arrangement for spring. The "Singing Hornets" of Fullerton junior college will entertain with vocal selections. Hostesses for the evening will be Mmes. Art Shipkey, G. M. Bagnard, D. B. Baker, John Hellyer, Wm. Hutton, Joe Neighbors, K. B. Oliphant, LaVerne Roquet, Chas. Schmitt and Richard Snow. Spade Cooley Show Tickets on Sale Tickets for the Spade Cooley show, May 29, at the Anaheim high school auditorium, are now on sale at the Baton Music Store, 157 W. Center st. The above announcement was made at the meeting of the 20-30 Club, last Tuesday night, by president Milton Collier. A new member, Wilbur Herman was installed by Al Mittman, past-president. Motion pictures of sport events, were shown by Burl Gist, program chairman. Next Tuesday night a quarterly district meeting will be held at Hugheston Meadows Country Club, Anaheim-Telegraph Road. 20-30 members are again reminded that beginning May 8, meetings will be held on Monday instead of Tuesday night. Brownie Day at La Palma Park Big day for second and third grade Brownies will be Saturday, April 29, when they gather for their annual picnic at La Palma park. The hour for registration is 10:30 a.m., with a full day until 3 p.m., of games, story hour, and nosebag lunch planned by Mrs. Nurbert Le Cook and her committee of leaders. Brownies are asked to put their lunches in paper bags with their names and troop numbers on the outside. Each little girl is also asked to bring 15 cents for ice cream and a drink. Additional leaders are still needed to help with the various committees. Volunteers may call Mrs. De Cook at 4468. YLI Circus Dance Memorable Success An estimated 200 guests attended the Circus Dance given by the Young Ladies Institute at the Elk's Club, last Saturday night. YLI Circus Dance Memorable Success An estimated 200 guests attended the Circus Dance given by the Young Ladies Institute at the Elk's Club, last Saturday night, April 22. Life-sized clowns, bare-back riders and circus animals, as well as pennants and posters had been painted and cut out by the Y.L.I., members and were used in decorating throughout the hall. A large net filled with balloons had been suspended over the dance floor and at 12:00 p.m., the net was released and balloons showered the dancers. Upon arrival, each gentleman guest was presented a miniature 'Monkey' boutonniere. The musical teddy bear, a gift of the Betty Rose Shop, was awarded to Mrs. Charles E. Rees. Vacation in Golden Gate Area Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porta of 1229 Diamond street, spent last week visiting friends, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Anderson of Los Altos, California. Several delightful trips were made to San Francisco and other communities in the Bay area. J. W. Knowles At Home Friends of Jim Knowles, 9722 Valdina, Freeway Park, will be glad to learn that he has been released from St. Mary's hospital, Long Beach. Mrs. Knowles has informed us that he is recuperating nicely and may now receive visitors. Water Show Previewed at Palm Springs Rhythmic motion and colorful costumes will compete for attention Friday and Saturday evenings at Fullerton's high school plunge when a cast of lively youths and graceful girls prove their agility in the water to the accompaniment of interpretative music. The occasion will be an annual water show, the Water Follies of 1950, which was previewed last weekend at two Palm Springs resorts, the Desert Inn and the Shadow Mountain Club. Swimming numbers, with melodic effects, will be performed by groups of costumed girls. Numbers include "Sophisticated Swing" by a sextette, "Orchids in the Moonlight," "Siboney" by a quarrette, and "Syncopation" by a trio. Diving exhibitions, both comedy and fancy, will feature Hal Coates of the junior college who recently was named blue ribbon winner at the national junior college meet. Among high school girls who will participate are Joyce Packard, Jean Lovejoy, Joan Smith, Cynthia Johnson, Peggy Hart, Janet Kerridge, Noel Jacobsen, Kay Randall and Babs Drew. High school boys in the water cast are Dick Erman, Vernon Trezise, Rob Montague, and Roger McCandless who will present an act entitled "Hawaiian War Chant" in hula style. John Murray, high school senior, will be master of ceremonies. Tickets at night performances, April 28 and 29, are 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for elementary students and those with student body cards; these are available at Wielsen's Menswear or from members of the cast. Performances are begin at 8 p.m. Director of the Ter Beests Entertain Guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ter Beest, 11972 Ball Road, had as their dinner guests Sunday night, Mrs. Nelie Chattell, sister of Mr. Ter Beest, and her daughter Joan, also Mrs. Mildred Umstead and her two daughters, all of Rosemead. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Susan's MONTH-END CLEARANCE CHARM... VALUE... Sensationally Priced DRESSES For You and Spring Soft necklines, flattering skirts, wonderful body lines make these dresses becoming to everyone. DAN RIVER — GINGHAM — COTTON — DOTTED SWISS — CHAMBRAY — PIQUES — BUTCHER LINEN Were 5.95—NOW 4.97 Were 6.95—NOW 5.87 Were 7.95—NOW 6.78 Were 8.95—NOW 7.58 EVERY DRESS A BUY! 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