anaheim-gazette 1950-06-20

Social and Activities Jean Zuidema- United in Garden Jean Zuidema daughter of G. Zuidema of Chicago Ill., united in marriage to Henry Vids, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Vids of 12541 West St., Grove, in a candlelit, even garden ceremony last Friday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Davids on Lemon Drive in Heights. Miss Zuidema was attendee Mrs. Jana Vogel, a cousin Chicago, Matron of Honor; Elizabeth Koenes, sister-in-law Chicago, bridesmaid; and G. Zuidema, a sister, junior bride. Best man was Conrad Vids and ushers were Carl K. and Herbert Davids. The Rev H. Guilliams presided. The was given away by her Henry Koenes of Garden Gr. Rites were preceded by vocal solos by Frances B. 'Because," "I Love You T and "Savior Like a Shepherd Js." Organist was Donna Low. The bride was clad in a satin bridal gown with net seed pearl trim and train wore a three strand pearl face, the gift of the groom carried a bouquet of white flowers of baby's breath with an orange hue. Fick-Clary Exchange Vows At Capillo De San Antonio Schmitz Home Scene Of Bridal Dinner Miss Marilyn Taylor and James Schmitz, who will be married June 24 at the St. Boniface Catholic church entertained their wedding party at a steak fry at the Schmitz home, 14371 Anaheim-Olive rd., last Saturday evening. Following the dinner the young couple presented gifts to their attendants before leaving for rehearsal. Composing the bridal party are Mrs. K. I. Teget, sister of the bride-elect, matron of honor; Barbara Yarbrough, Shirley Zimmer, close friends of the bride, Shirley Schmitz, sister of the groom, Mrs. Robert Krechter, cousin of the groom, bridesmaids; Terry Needham, flower girl. Jerry Schmitz, twin brother of Jim, will be best man. Members of the Anaheim Union high school class of 1948 basketball team will act as ushers. They are: Ed Stringer, head usher, Gil Martinez, Don Ames and Boyd Taylor, cousin of the bride. Others present at the dinner were Fred Paulus, Robert Krechter, K. P. Teget and the young couples parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Schmitz. The Thimble club of the Lois Rebekah Lodge will meet tonight, June 20, at the home of Etta Tuma, 315 Broadway, of this city. Ancient Egyptians built temples in honor of cats. Picturesque Capillo De San Antonio was the setting for the formal wedding of Miss Wanda L. Fick and Marion L. Clary Sunday at 6 p.m., with the Rev. E. Elfert, former pastor of the Zion Lutheran church officiating at the double ring ceremony. Following the old tradition, the bride had something old, a lace hanky carried by her grandmother when she was married; something new, a strand of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom; something borrowed, her sister's veil; something blue, a hanky. Her gown was of white marquisette, featuring an off the shoulder neckline, lace fitted bodice, full skirt and small train. An orange blossom coronet held her illusion fingertip veil in place. A white orchid surrounded by fluer deamor, a love flower flown from Hawaii, tied with knotted satin streamers, made up the lovely bouquet. Mrs. Beverly Howard, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and carried a colonial nosegay of pink rosebuds on a lace dolly, tied with pink satin streamers. Her gown was of aqua-blue marquisette over a taffeta slip with fitted bodice and gathered skirt. Giving the bride in marriage was her father C. W. Fick. Grant Howard acted as best man and ushers were Bob Henderson, and Mr. Lowell Cundiff. John Lindsay sang “Give Me Thy Hand” and “The Lord’s Prayer.” Mrs. Faust was organist. Following the ceremony the reception was held in the garden of the chapel. Mrs. Dortha Henderson, sister of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. Miss Betty Jo Hall presided at the punch bowl and Miss Betty Clary assisted with the gifts. The new Mrs. Clary wore a beige going-away sult, with brown and aqua blue accessories and the Rites were preceded by vocal solos by Frances Because,” “I Love You The Attendants, dressed in aqua feta gowns with net yoke trim, fitted bodices, and full carved bouquets of roses baby’s breath. The bride was clad in a satin bridal gown with netted seed pearl trim and train wore a three strand pearl face, the gift of the groom carried a bouquet of whites of baby’s breath with an corsage in its center. The attendants, dressed in aqua feta gowns with net yoke trim, fitted bodices, and full carved bouquets of roses baby’s breath. The bride a graduate of High school in Chicago has employed as a telephone operator The groom, graduate of Grove high school, is a sheet worker. The couple met while bride was visiting an auctioneer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon in Garden Grove. Assisting at the reception Evelyn Rogers and Darleen B and Hilda Davids. The cereal was attended by about 40 people immediately following the mony, the couple left for Your National Park for a week’s moon. Upon their return they make their home on Cambridge in Santa Ana. Stockwell Studios In Recital Program Betty Stockwell, who has died at 206 Kroeger st., prefers her students in a piano June 18, held in the afternoon at the Ebell Club house, with 100 persons attending the two large baskets of added beauty to the stage light of the afternoon came Mrs. Stockwell was presented a huge orchid by her student Punch and cookies were at the reception following the gram. Mrs. W. J. Troutman Mrs. F. W. Elliot presided at punch bowl, while Mrs. Korn and Mrs. Floyd Stover were receptionists. Participating in the after activities in order of their appearance were: Lloyd and Glenn well, who played "Theme Spanish Dance No.I;" Bill matt, "Troopers on Parade China Boy;" Gary Korn, "Sw Melody" and "Kangaroo Ka Judy Brubaker and Priscilla ston," "In the Woods;" Esp... 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The new Mrs. Clary wore a beige going-away suit, with brown and aqua-blue accessories and the white orchid which was in her bridal bouquet. The couple planned a northern honeymoon and upon their return will live at 120 E. Ellsworth st., Anaheim. The bride, daughter of Mr. C. W. Fick, 872 S. Palm st., is a graduate of AUHS class of '50 and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Clary, Gering, Nebr., is an employee of Pacific Telephone Co. Nearly half the world's olive oil comes from Spain. LOSE UGLY FAT With the Venus Method. No Dinitrophenol, No Thyroid, no irritating salts. Thousands have used the proven and successful Venus Method and reported amazing results. No Starvation Diet. No Strenuous Exercises. "I LOST 40 POUNDS" A registered nurse says, with the Venus method. Pounds drop from weight and measurements shrink easily by the Venus Method. Feel Better, Look Better and enjoy new comfort by ridding yourself of excess weight. Start today, right now, get your Venus Method of Weight Control Booklet and 17-day supply of Venus Tablets for only $1 Pacific Health Food Store 228 East Center Street Telephone 3304 Partcipiating in the after activities in order of theirance were: Lloyd and Glenn well, who played "Theme" Spanish Dance No. I;" Bill matt, "Troopers on Parade" China Boy;" Gary Korn, "Sw Melody" and "Kangaroo Ka Judy Brubaker and Priscillaston, "In the Woods;" Espa Canales, "Andante" and straum;" Larry Allen," "C Dance." Virlee Elliot and Janice man, "Happy;" Janice Ga and Judy Brubaker, "Abida Me;" Glenn Stockwell, "To Rose;" Janice Troutman, Dance;" Carol Van Verst, Sorcerer's Apprentice;" Elva Glenn, Joey Langford, Troutman, Virlee Elliot," Minuet;" Judy Miller, "Lapanella;" Lloyd and Glenn well," Menuet;" Judy Bru "First Loss" and Minuet;" Korn and Joey Langford," of the Wee Folk;" Virlee "Mannequins." Carol Van Verst and Judler, "Flowing River;" Espa Canales and Judy Miller," nin' Bread;" Joey Langford ternoon of a Faun:" Joey La and Lloyd Stockwell," O Gardens;" Mary Ann Harn,"The Clown;" Lloyd Sto,"Sonatina;" Elva Lynn,"Gypsy Rondo" and Joey ford, Larry Allen, Lloyd Sto,"King Cotton March." The Charles Wurtzs', Philadelphia, Anaheim, became parents o fa girl, born June the Fullerton General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sm daughter, Diane, of 812 N. are expected to return today a short vacation trip to Sacramento, where they visited friend Social and Club Activities Phone 2206 Jean Zuidema-Henry Davids United in Garden Ceremony Jean Zuidema daughter of Mrs. Jean Zuidema of Chicago Ill., was married in marriage to Henry Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Davis of 12541 West St., Garden Grove, in a candlelit, evening garden ceremony last Friday at home of Mr. and Mrs. John Davids on Lemon Drive in Lemon Rights. Miss Zuidema was attended by Ms. Jana Vogel, a cousin from Chicago, Matron of Honor; Mrs. Elizabeth Koenes, sister-in-law, of Chicago, bridesmaid; and Gladys Zuidema, a sister, junior bridesdid. Best man was Conrad Davis and ushers were Carl Koenes and Herbert Davids. The Rev. W. Guilliams presided. The bride is given away by her uncle, Henry Koenes of Garden Grove. Rites were preceded by three local solos by Frances Brown; because," "I Love You Truly," and "Savior Like a Shepherd Lead." Organist was Donna Lou Reservy. The bride was clad in a white minibridal gown with net yoke, red pearl trim and train. She are a three strand pearl necklace, the gift of the groom, and carried a bouquet of white roses baby's breath with an orchid. Jerry Shauer Feted At Bridal Shower Mrs. Bob Merriman of 8072 Moraga, Freeway Park, was hostess at a bridal shower at her home last Friday evening, honoring Miss Jerry Schauer of Garden Grove, bride-elect of Pete Vermeulen of Santa Ana whose marriage will be July 16 in that city. Co-hostess with Mrs. Merriman was Mrs. Digby Davis. The decorative theme for the shower was the bridal party at the altar done in miniature figurines centering the dessert table. The bride was gowned in white organdy with lace and the bridesmaid was in white dotted swiss over yellow taffeta. Each figurine carried a miniature bouquet of pink tea roses. The altar was decorated with white dahlias and lighted candles. The evening was spent playing games, including "Find a Husband" and carrom. Winners were Miss Schauer, the bride-elect, and Miss Marlene Fox. Guests present to enjoy the dessert course were Mrs. T. R. Schauer of Garden Grove, mother of the bride-elect, Emme Ernest. PROSPECTIVE STEPFATHER Should Man Wed Widow Whose Children He Dislikes? Dear Dorothy Dix: I am in love with a widow who has two girls, one 12 and the other 15. They are under very poor control and do just as they please. I just simply can't stand the way they act, though I don't say anything. But if I married their mother I would have to change from that and am afraid that it would cause her and me to get along badly. I feel can't give the mother up, but I can't endure the kids. Please give me your advice. M. R. H. A. Answer: You certainly have a prophetic soul when it worms you that you will have trouble with the mother the minute you begin try to control her undisciplined children. Don't deceive yourself into thinking that if you marry this woman with her half-grown girls, she will side with you and hold up your hands when you try to discipline them. She won't. She will go over to the enemy's camp every time and align herself with the children. In practically every family it is mother and the girls against father, even when it is their own father, and what happens to a stepfather when he faces that consolidated opposition is too horrible to think of. Being a stepfather is the toughest job that any man ever tackles. The bride was clad in a white minidress gown with net yoke, and pearl trim and train. She is a three strand pearl necklace, the gift of the groom, and carried a bouquet of white roses in baby's breath with an orchid fragrance in its center. The bride's tendrils, dressed in aqua taffeta gowns with net yoke, lace trim, fitted bodices, and full skirts, carried bouquets of roses and boy's breath. The bride a graduate of Parker High School in Chicago, has been employed as a telephone operator. The groom, graduate of Gardenove high school, is a sheet metal worker. The couple met while the bride was visiting an aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gione, Garden Grove. Assisting at the reception were Betlyn Rogers and Darleen Beatty, and Hilda Davids. The ceremony was attended by about 40 guests immediately following the ceremony, the couple left for Yosemite National Park for a week's honey-boon. Upon their return they will take their home on Camille st. Santa Ana. Stockwell Students in Recital Program Betty Stockwell, who has a studio at 206 Kroeger st., presented her students in a piano recital June 18, held in the afternoon at the Ebell Club house, with over 50 persons attending the event. Two large baskets of gladiolus adorned beauty to the stage. Highlight of the afternoon came when Ms. Stockwell was presented with huge orchid by her students. Punch and cookies were served the reception following the program. Mrs. W. J. Troutman and Mrs. F. W. Elliot presided at the lunch bowl, while Mrs. Arthur Born and Mrs. Floyd Stockwell were receptionists. Participating in the afternoon activities in order of their appearance were: Lloyd and Glenn Stockwell, who played "Theme from Danish Dance No. I;" Bill Hamatt; "Troopers on Parade;" and being Boy;" Gary Korn, "Swabian melody" and "Kangaroo Kapers;" Lady Brubaker and Priscilla Cranon; "In the Woods;" Esperanza maid was in white dotted swiss over yellow taffeta. Each figurine carried a miniature bouquet of pink tea roses. The altar was decorated with white dahlias and lighted candles: The evening was spent playing games, including "Find a Husband" and carrom. Winners were Miss Schauer, the bride-elect, and Miss Marlene Fox. Guests present to enjoy the dessert course were Mrs. T. R. Schauer of Garden Grove, mother of the bride-elect; Emma Eggert, grandmother; Harry Fox, Otto Domries, Arthur Domries and Miss Jolynn Davis, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. David Eggert of Fullerton. Unable to attend, but sending gifts were: Miss Carol Domries, Mrs. Dave Domries, James Ruth, Jr., and William Stuhaan, all of Anaheim, Mrs. Leonard Schauer, Sr., of Garden Grove and Mrs. Leonard Eggert of Fullerton. Personal Mention Mrs. Jane Macloghlin left by air Saturday morning for New York, where she will stay at the Plaza hotel. Mrs. Macloghlin plans to stay two weeks and will visit an aunt, Mrs. Elsa Beckel, in addition to buying fall fashions for the Mary Millerick shop. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Brown, 13471 S. Cannery st., Garden Grove, are the parents of a 7 lb., 14 oz. boy, born at the Santa Ana Community hospital, June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford N. Jourman recently moved from Fresno and are now living at 318 N. Janss st., Anaheim. Members of the Friendship circle of the Grace Lutheran Church will meet in the home of Mrs. Frank Mauerhan, 13621 E. Ball rd., June 20, at 7:30 p.m. License to wed was filed by Jimie Black, of Los Angeles, and Jessie Acosta, 1124 Parry st., Anaheim, recently. General admission tickets to the Richards-Martin Dance pageant at the Anaheim High school auditorium June 22 at 8 p.m., will be on sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the high school ticket window for 75 cents. The Elks band will play at 7 o'clock that evening. Home-Makers' FORUM By JOAN S. WHITE Graduation days are rewarding, exciting times for the young folks who are graduating this year and those in the class of 1950 well deserve the congratulations they are receiving. Behind the scenes at these festive occasions are many unsung heroines, the homemakers among us who give so generously of their time and talents to make graduation a time to long remember. Do you know Mrs. Merton Landweer of 13931 Country Lane, Walnut Acres? She is the busy young mother of four grade school children. As tea chairman at Katella school, she had charge of the reception for the graduating License to wed was filed by Jimie Black, of Los Angeles, and Jessie Acosta, 1124 Parry st., Anaheim, recently. General admission tickets to the Richards-Martin Dance pageant at the Anaheim High school auditorium June 22 at 8 p.m., will be on sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the high school ticket window for 75 cents. The Elks band will play at 7 o'clock that evening. Tickets may be obtained at the door on the night of the pageant. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hadley, Sr., returned Friday night with their son, W. R. Hadley, Jr., from Dudley, Mass., where they attended the latter's graduation from Nicholas junior college in Dudley. The Hadleys were gone about 10 days, visiting Boston and other points in New England but did encounter rain in Ohio coming back. W. R. Hadley, Jr., who is majoring in general business, plans to enter Occidental college as a junior in September. He is a graduate of Punahoe academy on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, from where the Hadleys came. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Thompson, much loved residents of 10381 Stanton ave., for the last 22 years, have sold their home to Mr. Thompson's niece, Mrs. H. A. Russell of Hutchison, Kansas. Mrs. Russell's husband is retiring from the Santa Fe, where he was an engineer in the round house. They will arrive here July 7, with their children. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and our neighbors for their many kindnesses extended during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful flowers. May God bless all of you. Mrs. Florence Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Smith Behind the scenes at these festive occasions are many unsung heroines, the homemakers among us who give so generously of their time and talents to make graduation a time to long remember. Do you know Mrs. Merton Landweer of 13931 Country Lane, Walnut Acres? She is the busy young mother of four grade school children. As tea chairman at Katella school, she had charge of the reception for the graduating class. If you were among the 200 guests who attended the reception last Friday night, you know how beautiful the tea table looked. The class colors of pink and white were the keynote of the decorating scheme. Everyone immediately recognized the gorgeous floral centerpiece on the tea table as the work of Mrs. Raymond Terry of 12361 E. Katella ave. She is a homemaker who has a deep interest in flowers and is truly an artist when it comes to arranging them. There were artists in the kitchen too. Mrs. Orville Halverson, president of Katella Parent-Teacher Association, and Mrs. Hubert Howell, last year's tea chairman, assisted Mrs. Landweer by decorating the cake. The cake was Van de Kamp's delicious golden layer with pineapple filling to which these artistic ladies added pink and white roses with green leaves. Both Mrs. Halverson and Mrs. Howell, attended the cake decorating classes in Orange last year and have become really proficient at this exacting work. Mrs. Landweer concocted a delightful punch by mixing together in each punch bowl one quart bottle of carbonated strawberry beverage, one quart bottle of carbonated orange beverage and one cup of pineapple juice. When this was mixed with sparkling chunks of ice, it was as good to (Continued on Page 8). Music Students Register June 26 Registration for summer music classes is scheduled for next Monday, June 26, at the high school music building, according to instructor Bill Cook. Sign-up hours are 8-12 noon. The high school sponsored classes begin Wednesday, June 28 and last for six weeks. Musical students of all ages are eligible for the courses. Only prerequisite is a sincere desire to learn an instrument. Instruction is in the offing for both beginning and experienced students, says instructor Cook. Beginning courses are scheduled Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Brasses start the day with a 10-10:45 session. Woodwinds follow from 10:50-11:45. Strings complete the schedule from 11:50-12:00. Orchestra practice for experienced students will be held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 to 12. At the end of the session, the orchestra will stage a public concert. Larger instruments will be furnished, Cook says. The only charge involved is the fee for instruction books. Cook will be aided by John Wimber, high school bandsman. Notice To Careful Spenders MRS. JOHN M. MOORE Arsene Photo Siemers-Moore Exchange Vows MRS. JOHN M. MOORE Arsene Photo Siemers-Moore Exchange Vows In Formal Double Ring Rites Reciting their vows in the Immanuel Lutheran Church in Orange, Miss Mae Ann Siemers, Anaheim, and John M. Moore, Fullerton, we're married Sunday, June 18, with the Rev. E. L. Eifert performing the double ring ceremony. Wearing a long sleeved marquisette gown with fitted bodice, gathered skirt and ruffled train, the bride carried a bouquet of yellow carnations, roses and daisies, accented with long ivory satin streamers. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a halo of lilies of the valley. Muriel Siemer, triplet sister of the bride was maid of honor. Her gown of orchid featured a full gathered skirt of organdie, with a fitted bodice of organza. Bridesmaid Mrs. William Anderson, triplet sister of the bride wore a pastel green dress styled after the maid of honor's. Other bridesmaids were: Mrs. Martin Dales, wearing an aqua gown, and Mrs. Leon Siemers, in a yellow dress. Bridesmaids wore coronets of white daisies, and yellow carnations as did the flower girls who wore white gowns fashioned after the bride's. Organist was Mrs. Eugene Piantoni. Bill Fackiner sang "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer." Following the rites a reception was held in the home of Miss Siemers. Assisting in the duties were: Mrs. Percy Kelly, aunt of the bride, Judy Moore and Mrs. Dean McKinney, sisters of the bridegroom, Mrs. Harry Hildman, Mrs. Rudy Dittl, Miss Norma Troeller, Miss Dorothy Fisher, Mrs. Ken Kusting, Mrs. Lowson Spielman and Mrs. Otto Clodt. The new Mrs. Moore is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Siemers of Pender, Nebr., and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Moore of Fullerton. Moore is now attending Los Angeles College of optometry. The couple plan to make their home here in Anaheim. BANFF, Alta. (AP)—Walter H. Smith, Hollywood, was elected president of Gyro International at the close of the service club's 33rd annual convention here. Notice To Careful Spenders MORE FOR YOUR CLEANING DOLLAR at Ritz Cleaners If you're like some folks we know, you "shop around" before you clink coins on a counter. You want to be sure the cleaner you choose gives you the most prompt and careful service at the most considerate price. 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