anaheim-gazette 1950-08-29

NEWLYWED—Mr. and Mrs. William Burr, Jr., following their marriage at Capilla de San Antonio NEWLYWED—Mr. and Mrs. William Burr, Jr., following their marriage at Capilla de San Antonio on Sunday in an impressive candlelight ceremony. The bride is the former Miss Della Horn. Miss Della Horn and William B. Burr, Jr., Exchange Vows in Impressive Chapel Rites With the picturesque garden chapel at Capilla de San Antonio providing an impressive background for the ceremony, Miss Della Horn and William B. Burr, Jr., were married Sunday, August 27, before a large number of relatives and friends. The couple stood before an altar banked with baskets of gladiolus and chrystanthemums, while the Rev. Phillip R. Selfridge, pastor of the United Brethren church, conducted the formal rites. Standing at each side of the altar and along the aisle were candleabra holding lighted tapers, that cast a soft candle glow over the chapel. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an exquisite gown of white satin and chantilly lace, fashioned with a fitted bodice, long bridal train and long sleeves. Sentimental accents to her costume was the veil, worn by the matron of honor when she was married, and a dainty handkerchief, once belonging to the bride's great, great aunt. An arrangement of gardenias and carnations tied with white ribbon, was the bouquet carried by the bride. Matron of honor was Mrs. Sue Benbrooks-Howard, a school friend of the bride. A pink satin dress, styled with an off-the-shoulder neckline, was worn by Mrs. Howard, who also wore a pink net juliet cap in her hair. She carried a bouquet of pearls and chrysanthemums, as did the bridesmaids. Miss Joan Spencer and Miss Jeannine Pannier were bridegroom maids and wore gowns patterned after the matron's of honor. Blu juliet hats, matching their blue dresses, were also a part of the ensembles. Jack Adams, close friend of the bridegroom, served him as best man, with Karl Sihilling, uncle of the bride; Bob Larsen, cousin of the groom; Herschel Coulter and Rel Schmitt assuming the ushering duties. They wore white jackets and dark trousers, as did the bridegroom and the bride's father. Miss Carol Bostick was organist while Mr. Kenneth Akin of Santa Ana was nuptial soloist, singing "One Alone" and "Because." Serving at the reception, immediately following the ceremony were Miss Genevieve Kirk and Miss June Hokanson. Miss Jack Whiteman presided at the guest book and Miss Beverly Curtis was in charge of the gifts. A blue satin gown with pink accessories was worn by the bride's mother and the bridegroom's mother chose to wear beige satin dress with natural straw accessories. Both had garments denia corsages as added accent to their gowns. Following the newlyweds one week honeymoon at some undisclosed destination, they will make their home with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Horn on 548 S. Resh st. The new Mrs. Burr wore a soft salmon colored jersey dress with black accessories and the white corsage from her bouquet for her going away ensemble. An active member of her class at Anaheim Union High school the bride was vice-president of the Girls' League and a member of the Girls' Athletic Association Co-operative Society. Your Own Fireside It can be yours. Today, homes are as easy to own as to rent. You, too, can have the thrill of owning your own home! Come in and let us help you with your home plans. Whether it is remodeling, refinancing or purchasing, we have funds available. THE SAVINGS, LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM Assisting the home owner since 1889 211 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Social and Club Activities Jackie Cushing—Phone 2206 Miss Elva Clasen and Ray Stuard Wed at Zion Lutheran Church Sunday Afternoon. Miss Elva Marylin Clasen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clasen of 842 S. Philadelphia st., and Ray Stuard, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Stuard of 558 S. West st., were married Sunday, August 27, at the Zion Lutheran church in a formal late afternoon ceremony. Special sentimental aspect of the gown worn by the bride was the fact that it was also the one worn by her sister when she was married in the Zion Lutheran church a few years ago. The bride carried a hand made lace handkerchief many years old, which belonged to Mrs. Countess, a close friend of the family. The gown was of ivory satin and featured a full flared skirt, bustle bow back ending in the traditional bridal train, long pointed sleeves and a sheer yoke, accented with heavy embroidered lace. A crown of pearls held her fingertip veil in place. A white orchid with a crimson center, stephonitis and satin ribbon made up the flower arrangement carried by the bride with a white lace fan imported from Italy. Mrs. Johnson served her sister as matron of honor. She wore a light blue dotted organea dress with a soft neckline, full skirt and bustle back. Matching mitts completed her costume and Hawaiian orchids accepted the white prayer" were the selections sung by Mrs. Betty Olson, nuptial soloist. Mrs. Olive Kempin was organist at the occasion. Approximately 250 guests were present at the reception held at Capillo de San Antonio following the wedding ceremony. Mrs. Frank Clasen book, with Mrs. Herman Harms and Martha Lueders serving the cake and Georgia Barfoot and Mrs. Roland Harris presiding at the punch bowl. Mrs. Clasen was fashionably dressed in a navy blue crepe dress, with lace trim and pink and navy accessories. Mrs. Stuard wore an attractive coffee brown lace dress with brown accessories. Both mothers had orchid corsages. The new Mrs. Stuard is a graduate of Anaheim Union High school, where she held many school offices. Stuard is a graduate of AUHS and Fullerton Junior college and was active in football. Following their two-week honeymoon at Carmel and San Francisco, the couple will make their home at 1024 Prospect, La Jolla, where the bride will manage the La Jolla shop, one of the exclusive clothing shops owned by the groom's parents. The bride- CAPilla de San Antonio as Della Horn. (Photo by Arsene Studio) A neckline, was worn by Howard, who also wore a juliet cap in her hair. Fried a bouquet of pink and chrysanthemums, as did sesmaids. Joan Spencer and Miss Pannier were brides and wore gowns patterned the matron's of honor. Blue cats, matching their blue were also a part of theirses. Adams, close friend of the mom, served him as best man Karl Sihilling, uncle of Joe B Larsen, cousin of Jim; Herschel Coulter and Smith assuming the usheries. They wore white jack-dark trousers, as did the mom and the bride's father. Carol-Bostick was organist, Mr. Kenneth Akin of Santa Ana nuptial soloist, singing one" and "Because." At the reception, immy following the ceremony, Miss Genevieve Kirk and Miss Hokanson. Miss Jackie presided at the guest and Miss Beverly Curtis charge of the gifts. The satin gown with pink ties was worn by the mother and the bride-mother chose to wear a satin dress with natural accessories. Both had garments as added accent to ties. The newlyweds neeymoon at some undisstintation, they will make one with the bride's par- and Mrs. C. C. Horn of Resh st. The new Mrs. are a soft salmon colored dress with black accessories white corsage from her for her going away enive member of her class Union High school, was vice-president of the league and a member of the athletic Association Co- A white orchid with a crimson center, stephonitis and satin ribbon made up the flower arrangement carried by the bride with a white lace fan imported from Italy. Mrs. Johnson served her sister as matron of honor. She wore a light blue dotted organea dress with a soft neckline, full skirt and bustle back. Matching mitts completed her costume and Hawaiian orchids accented the white lace fan she carried. Bridesmaids, Miss Donna Lynn Stuard, sister of the groom and Miss Marjorie Schutte, childhood friend of the bride, wore dresses patterned the same as the matron's of honor, as did the flower girl, Darlene Harms, cousin of the bride. They carried similar flower arrangements and fans. Terry Scott was ring bearer. Ross Stuard, brother of the groom, was best man. Assisting in the ushering duties were Hal Johnson and Frank Tawle. The Rev. Pflugh was officiating clergy at the double ring ceremony, which took place in the church, especially decorated with white gladiolus and light blue delphinian bouquets and light blue candles which mingled with the flowers along the aisle. "Because" and "The Lord's Honeymoon at Carmel and San Francisco, the couple will make their home at 1024 Prospect, La Jolla, where the bride will manage the La Jolla shop, one of the exclusive clothing shops owned by the groom's parents. The bride-groom plans to attend San Diego State college, where he will be a junior. Dale Moist of 401 S. Kroeger st., returned home Sunday, after spending the week-end with his brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moist and daughter, Donita, of Van Nuys. While there he visited many friends he knew when formerly a resident of that city. Bernard Couch and Bill Hoffman returned Sunday evening after spending Saturday and Sunday morning in Santa Barbara, where they visited the Santa Barbara festival activities. Congratulations to Dora Cevaeas of Hansen road, who celebrated her birthday Saturday. RUSH TEA—Four members serve refreshments at the formal rush tea held by the Eta Upsilon Center of Kappa Delta Phi sorority, Sunday afternoon. Picured, left to right, are: Norma Hufford board of directors; Arthene Baggott, mistress of ceremonies; Frances Mitchell, vice-president Phyllis Roberts, monitor. RUSH TEA—Four members serve refreshments at the formal rush tea held by the Eta Upsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi sorority, Sunday afternoon. Pictured, left to right, are: Norma Huffman, board of directors; Arthene Baggott, mistress of ceremonies; Frances Mitchell, vice-president of Phyllis Roberts, monitor. Eta Upsilon Has Formal Sorority Rush Tea Sunday A formal rush tea for Eta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority was held Sunday, August 27, at the home of Miss Betty Fuller, 150 Hillcrest Dr., Fullerton. The home was beautifully decorated with blue and yellow chrysanthemums, colors of the sorority, and the table was attractively accented with yellow tea roses, the flower of the organization. Lemon oriental frappe, tea, party sandwiches, and dainty blue cakes were served as refreshments. General chairman was Mrs. Trenton Mitchell, vice-president. Refreshment and decoration chairman was Mrs. Donald Baggott, mistress of ceremonies. Attending were rushees: Mrs. Glenn Fry, Jr., Mrs. Robert Bennett, Mrs. Stanley Stearns, Miss Charlotte Day, Mrs. Jack De Baun, Miss Joan Ball and Miss Laurabelle Hodkins. Members of the Eta Upsilon chapter attending were Mrs. Trenton Mitchell, Mrs. Donald Baggott, Mrs. Ray Roberts, Mrs. Wayne Huffman, Mrs. Phil Hargrove, Mrs. Donald Shaffer, Mrs. Tom Blackmon, Mrs. Sumner Gates and Miss Betty Fuller. ON THEIR WAY—Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stuard leave for Capilla de San Antonio, where their wedding reception took place after their marriage Sunday afternoon at the Zion Lutheran church. (Photo by Arsene Studio) Personal Mention The Norman Tessners' of 403 E. enter st., are home from their section Leaving August 5 they Grand Army Groups Have Active Future An active September calendar of events has been planned for the ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic with many activities and highlights of the year taking Get Acquainted Party For Pomona Students, Sept. 10 The annual Get Acquainted party given in Orange county for students of Pomona college and ON THEIR WAY—Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stuard leave for Capilla de San Antonio, where their wedding reception took place after their marriage Sunday afternoon at the Zion Lutheran church. (Photo by Arsene Studio) Personal Mention The Norman Tessners' of 403 E. center st., are home from their location. Leaving August 5, they spent a short time with friends in San Francisco before continuing to the coast to Redwood highway and Port Angeles, where they ferried over to Victoria, B. C. After enjoying several days on the island, they traveled by ferry through the San Juan islands to Nacordes, motoring on up to Vancouver, B. C., where some time was spent. On the return trip visits were made at Crater Lake, Reno, ev., and Lake Tahoe. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Hamann turned last Friday from their honeymoon trip to Yosemite. The couple were married August 13 at the United Brethren church. Mrs. Hamann is the former Miss Marieta Selfridge. A. E. Bourne and family of 756 Olive st., are spending the week Crestline for a short vacation. Grand Army Groups Have Active Future An active September calendar of events has been planned for the ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic with many activities and highlights of the year taking place. Sunday, September 3, the memorial services for the Grand Army of the Republic will be given in the First Methodist church, Eighth and Hope sts., Los Angeles. Among the number of prominent speakers in attendance will be the honorable Fletcher Bowron, mayor of the City of Los Angeles. An annual banquet honoring the Grand Army comrades in attendance will be Monday, September 4, at 6:30 p.m., in the Biltmore bowl. Governor Earl Warren and many motion picture stars are scheduled to appear on the program. September 3-7 the national convention of the Woman's Relief corps and Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic will be held at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. Five of the remaining eleven comrades of the Civil War will be guests at the convention and tribute will be paid to them, all of whom are over 100 years old. Junior clubs of the Woman's Relief corps will present an American flag to Mayor Fletcher Bowron and a plaque and dedication of a tree honoring the Grand Army will also be made. The General MacArthur park at the corner of Wilshire and Park View will be the scene of the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. 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