anaheim-gazette 1950-08-18

ANNUAL ICE CREAM SOCIAL—A large turnout was present for the ice cream social sponsored by the Service Class of the Wesley Methodist church Thursday night on the lawn. Pictured at the table from left to right are: Karen Elliott, Sally Davis, Fran Jebousek and Fran Elliott, guests and Miss Dickie Graham and James Dutzi Wed Thursday Morning in St. Boniface Rites Repeating their vows before a high altar banked with white gladiolus, Miss Dickie Graham and James Dutzi were wed in a semi-formal ceremony at the St. Boniface church, with Father Coleman officiating at the rites. The bride wore a sheer dress of swiss imported organdy, accented at the gathered waist and hem by embroidered yellow and grey daisies and fashioned with a high neckline and cap sleeves. Her veil, which featured a tiny juliet headpiece, was of fingertip length and was sprinkled with tiny embroidered daisies matching those on her dress. Her bridal bouquet was of cream colored chrysanthemums with white streamers. Her ensemble also included the traditional blue garter, also something borrower, loaned by a close school friend, Miss Frances Plou. A string of pearls was the something new to the bride's costume and she carried a hanky coming from a village in England famous for its hankies made especially for brides. One hundred years old, the hanky was a gift from Mrs. Jensen, aunt of the groom. Mrs. Kenneth Kimlel served her sister as matron of honor. She wore a dress of yellow organdy, identical to the bride's and carried a bouquet of lavender fuiji chrysanthemums. A small juliet cap was worn in her hair, holding in place the shoulder length veil. Al Dutzi, Jr., cousin of the groom, was best man with Robert Bruce and Gerald Liekhus acting as ushers. Nuptial soloist was Mrs. Veda Dutzi, aunt of the groom, who chose to sing "The Lord's Prayer," "Ave Maria," "Oh Sacrament Most Holy," "God of Loveliness," and "Lord, I Am Not Worthy." Mrs. Faust was organist for the occasion. Mrs. M. H. Appelman of Buena Park, was in charge of the reception held at the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse following the marriage rites. Assisting her were Miss Phyllis Herman and Miss Charlene Walker. Miss Frances Plou presided at the guest book. The couple are now on a honeymoon along the northern coast and are scheduled to return in approximately two weeks. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dutzi of 714 N. Zeyn st., and is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, Fullerton Junior college, and attended the University of California at Santa Barbara. He had received his acceptance to Berkeley for the fall term, but was called into active service and is scheduled to report to Fort Lewis September 6. Wedding plans had to be speeded up to August 17 from the original August 31, because of the call to active duty. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Graham of 615 N. Los Angeles st. She is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, Fullerton Junior college, where she was president of the Kappa Lambda Sigma, and she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in speech at Santa Barbara State. Special guests attending were: Mrs. Sadye Tower of Ontario, maternal grandmother of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. Phares of Manhattan Beach, maternal grandparents of the groom. Local Families Enjoy Party at Beach Wednesday A weiner bake and evening of fun at Newport Beach was shared by workers at the Van De Camp bakery here in Anaheim and their families Wednesday. Home made ice cream topped off the picnic by camphire. The latter part of the evening was spent at the summer home of Mrs. Allie Koch, manager of the bakery, who is vacationing at the beach. Enjoying the evening's activities were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Blackford and son, Don, Mr. and Mrs. John Peek and daughters, Susie and Joan and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Granere and son, Verne. 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Adele st., Thursday afternoon, honoring Miss Connie Coughlan of this city, who returned home recently after an extended visit with her sister and relatives in Oklahoma. Games were played by the group, many of whom are high school friends. Listening to records and chatting also added to the enjoyment of the afternoon. Punch and cream puffs were served the guests for refreshments. Miss Gerry Kissell, Miss Kaye Kissell, Miss Donna Morris, Miss Dione Cave, Miss Jean Bastian and Miss JoAnn Bastian, hostesses at the party, Mrs. Karl Bastian, mother of the hostesses, Barbara Bastian and the honored guest were present at the occasion. Mrs. William Green of Los Angeles and her sister, Mrs. Margaret Haney of Putney, S. D., who is her house guest, spent Wednesday night with Mrs. M. P. Thaxton of N. Resh st. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Thaxton were schoolmates in South Dakota. Mrs. Effie Dickerson of Anaheim, formerly of Putney, was also a guest. Surprise Party Shared by Group In La Palma Park A surprise birthday party was given by Mrs. Marie Clary and Mrs. Haden Harris at La Palma park Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Minnette St. Cyr of El Monte. Following the potluck picnic dinner and the opening of gifts by the honoree, the guests went to the Al Clary home at 911 Sabina st., where they enjoyed the remainder of the evening watching television. Mr. and Mrs. William Kellem of Tustin, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Webber, Mrs. Nell Larsen, Mrs. Orpha Dunn, Vernon Housebuilder, Mrs. Clara Boon, Mrs. Ann New, Mr. and Mrs. Haden Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Al Clary, all of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyd of Pasadena and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. McMullen of El Monte were present to join in the birthday celebration. Lorraine Stoffel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stoffel, celebrated her second birthday yesterday with a group of her relatives. Her parents and grandmother, Mrs. Bernard Stoffel, aunts Mrs. Simson, Mrs. Stoffel, Mrs. Pottbert and cousins, Bobbie Pottbert, Donnie, Johnnie and Freddy Stoffel were present to give her their best wishes. Mariners Meet For Evening in Hillcrest Park A potluck dinner in Hillcrest park was shared by members of the Mariners group of the byterian church when they met their regular monthly meeting Wednesday evening. A report was given by Skid and Mrs. Dave Collins on the recent Mariners conference at cific Palisades, during which Anaheim group presented several numbers appearing in their annual minstrel show. Following the short bus meeting the group joined a game of volleyball. Personal Mentions Mr. and Mrs. Reeve and f and Mr. and Mrs. Lamoine Skel of Tustin were the guests Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Krummer, 8341 Magnolia ave., last day evening. The Reeve visited here while on vacation from St. Louis, Mo., where Reeve heads the music department of the St. Louis Country school. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grover children, Paul, Dick and Ga 516 N. Bush st., left today for vacation in the High Sierras they have a cabin located Mammoth Lake. Accompan them is Mrs. Mary Rogan, Grover's mother. "The Philippine Miracle" be the topic of the sermon Rev. Roy H. Brown, D.D., L who will preach at the Presbyterian Church in Anaheim Friday August 18, 1950 Mrs. William Green of Los Angeles and her sister, Mrs. Margaret Haney of Putney, S. D., who is her house guest, spent Wednesday night with Mrs. M. P. Thaxton of N. Resh st. Mrs. Green and Mrs. Thaxton were schoolmates in South Dakota. Mrs. Effie Dickerson of Anaheim, formerly of Putney, was also a guest. Lorraine Stoffel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stoffel, celebrated her second birthday yesterday with a group of her relatives. Her parents and grandmother, Mrs. Bernard Stoffel, aunts Mrs. Simson, Mrs. Stoffel, Mrs. Pottbert and cousins, Bobbie Pottbert, Donnie, Johnnie and Freddy Stoffel were present to give her their best wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grove children, Paul, Dick and Gail 516 N. Bush st., left today vacation in the High Sierras they have a cabin located Mammoth Lake. Accompanied them is Mrs. Mary Rogan, Grover's mother. "The Philippine Miracle" be the topic of the sermon Rev. Roy H. Brown, D.D., L who will preach at the Presbyterian Church. THE SQR STORE PROUDLY A COLLECTION This season market in the skill—of supermarket you are a will find a wide range these new Su... Particular ca er you are a will find a s a wide range these new Su IMPORTANT You'll feel a pages of Vo any one of c Cover, Stech others are in NEW FABRIC Forstmann, field are rep joined with n versions of fa and new. Yo and stripes, The Mariners Meet for Evening in Hillcrest Park potluck dinner in Hillcrest was shared by members of Mariners group of the Presriian church when they held regular monthly meeting wnesday evening. report was given by Skipper Mrs. Dave Collins on the recording Mariners conference at PaPalisades, during which the neim group presented several members appearing in their anminstrel show. allowing the short business going the group joined in a fee of volleyball. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Reeve and family Mr. and Mrs. Lamoine Schinof Tustin were the guests of and Mrs. Andrew Krumanak341 Magnolia ave., last Tuesevening. The Reeve family held here while on vacation in St. Louis, Mo., where Mr. ave heads the music departtion of the St. Louis Country Day School. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grover and children, Paul, Dick and Gale of N. Bush st., left today for a tion in the High Sierras where have a cabin located near moth Lake. Accompanying is Mrs. Mary Rogan, Mrs. ever's mother. "The Philippine Miracle" will the topic of the sermon of the Roy H. Brown, D.D., L.L.D., will preach at the Presbyter- ian church here in Anaheim this Sunday in the absence of the regular pastor, who is vacationing with his family. Chestnut and Mahlon Hamann of 127 S. Philadelphia st., will be married tonight at the Evangelical United Brethren church. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY, PAGE 7 Vacation Closing The store will be closed for 1950 vacation at the close of business Wednesday, August 23rd and will reopen Monday September 11th Please anticipate your requirements so that you will not be inconvenienced We Close 5:30 p.m. Every Day including Saturday PRÓUDLY PRESENTS A COLLECTION OF NEW Fall SUITS This season you'll find the pick of every important market in the country. Suits designed with superb skill—of superior fabrics—in wearable new colors. Particular care has been given to size ranges. 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