anaheim-gazette 1950-09-18

Social and Activities Pat Terrebo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heydon leave St. Boniface Catholic church following services Saturday afternoon. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Gorham and granddaughter of Mary Betzsold. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Marilyn Gorham, Robert Heydon Married Before 100 Guests in Saturday Service Charming simplicity marked the marriage service Saturday afternoon of Miss Marilyn Joanne Gorham, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Gorham of E. North st., to Robert R. Heydon, son of the R. Heydon’s of Romneya dr. Standing before an altar banked with white summer flowers and large green leaves the couple were united in double ring service by Father David Coleman. The bride wore a gown of white rayon dotted swiss with allonge fitted bodice and full skirt. Delicate ruffling outlined the neckline to form a brief collar and added a graceful detail at the hipline. Long full sleeves were gathered tightly at the cuff with a row of matching ruffling repeated at the wrist. A high crown of starched embroidered lace held her three quarter length veil and she carried a bouquet of white carnations on a white prayer book, a gift from her aunt, Miss Alice Betzsold. Mrs. Kenneth Gorham, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of honor and wore a full skirted dress of pale pink satin with pink mitts and a matching hat with a heavy net crown. Her bouquet of pink carnations was tied with satin streamers. Kenny Gorham, brother of the bride, was best man. A beautiful three tiered wedding cake was served to more than 100 guests at the reception held in the home of the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Mary Betzsold on S. Philadelphia st. Assisting in the hostess duties were Miss Helen Betzsold, Miss Alice Betzsold, Mrs. Virginia Gorham, Mrs. Bonnie Richetts, sister of the groom, and Mrs. June Adeck, a cousin. Mrs. Gorham and Mrs. Heydon wore black afternoon dresses with matching accessories and carnation corsages. Following a week’s honeymoon in 29 Palms the couple will be at home to their friends at 918 N. Palm st. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim High school, class of 1947. Her husband is employed here as a gunsmith. Food Shower Honors Kenneth Hattens Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hatten, nee Oda Haas Idso were honored at a surprise housewarming shower Friday evening at their new home, 820 S. Claudina st. Preceding opening of their gifts the Hattens were feted at a pot luck supper furnished by the guests who were Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Kight, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bitchell, Mrs. Lucy Bitchell, Mrs. Betty Marr and son, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Holloway, Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Hatten, Mrs. C. A. Bacon, Mrs. Ray Miller, Walter Hoodman and Claud Yates. Gifts included a large variety of attractive foods. The Hattens were married on August 19. Mrs. J. B. Nugent of Bakersfield is visiting her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. George Mattis of S. Palm st. She is the former Rose Mattis. Her husband is general superintendent of Superior Oil Co., in Bakersfield. ON HONEYMOON—Caroline Carre repeated vows with Richard Tozer Saturday afternoon. Caroline Carter-Ray In Autumnal Rites at A lovely white satin redingote over a satin and net formal gown was worn by Caroline Cecille Carter Saturday afternoon when she became the bride of Richard R. Tozer in St. Boniface Catholic church. Father David Coleman performed the double ring service. Buttoned to the waist, the redingote had a tiny stand-up collar and tight fitting long sleeves. The skirt fell in soft folds from a tight fitting bodice and a matching satin helmet, studded with pearls, held her shoulder length veil. Croton leaves and white spider chrysanthemums were attached to her white prayer book to form a graceful cascade bouquet. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Carter of S. Indiana st. and was given in marriage by her father. Attending the bride as maid of honor was her sister, Miss June Carter, who wore a gold tone satin gown with a matching headpiece. An arrangement of fall leaves and gold Honolulu spider chrysanthemums formed her cascade bouquet. Bridesmaids, Mrs. Donald Bigler, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Joanne Carter, younger sister of the bride, carried out the fall theme in their dresses of coral and copper respectively. They carried gold flowers with deep brown leaves. Little Loretta Dean, cousin of the bride was flower girl and wore a mauve dress with a deep burgundy sash. Phillo Tozer, brother of the groom, was best man and Donald A beautiful three tiered wedding cake was served to more than 100 guests at the reception held in the home of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Mary Betzsold on S. Walter Hoodman and Claud Yates. Gifts included a large variety of attractive foods. The Hattens were married on August 19. Mrs. J. B. Nugent of Bakersfield is visiting her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. George Mattis of S. Palm st. She is the former Rose Mattis. Her husband is general superintendent of Superior Oil Co., in Bakersfield. Fremont P-TA board members are reminded of the first board meeting of the year to be held in Fremont cafeteria tomorrow at 2:15 p.m. Tea will be served to members and teachers following the business meeting. SEE and HEAR Earl H. Weatherford and his STAMP QUARTET GOSPEL SINGERS HEARD NIGHTLY OVER KGER AT THE Bethel Baptist Church BROADWAY and LEMON—ANAHEIM TO-NIGHT – 7:30 P.M. PUBLIC INVITED FREE! SPONSORED BY BETHEL BAPTIST BROTHERHOOD Bridesmaids, Mrs. Donald Bigler, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Joanne Carter, younger sister of the bride, carried out the fall theme in their dresses of coral and copper respectively. They carried gold flowers with deep brown leaves. Little Loretta Dean, cousin of the bride was flower girl and wore a mauve dress with a deep burgundy sash. Phillo Tozer, brother of the groom, was best man and Donald Bigler and Walter Cram were ushers. Soloist, Mrs. Doris Sullivan Goeman, sang "On This Day Oh Beautiful Mother," and "Ave Maria" accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust. Reception was held for more than 200 guests with Mrs. Donald Dean, Mrs. John Molloy and Mrs. J. W. Alton, aunts of the bride, and Miss Donna Fairchild, Mrs. Forrest Parker, Miss Priscilla Orman and Miss Helen Salaets, assisting. Mrs. Carter wore a deep blue afternoon dress with a lace bodice and sleeves, her accessories in black velveteen and a corsage of carnations. Mrs. Tozer wore a brown crepe dress with off-white accessories and coral dyed carnations. For traveling the bride chose a striking suit in champagne gabardine with deep brown accessories. She is a graduate of St. Boniface school and Anaheim high school. Mr. Tozer is a graduate of Anaheim high school and attended Fullerton Junior college. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tozer of E. Cypress st. Guests who attended the wedding from out of town are Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Dean and daughter, Loretta, of San Francisco and Mrs. Chloe Cram of Hanabe, Utah. Anaheim Gazette, Monday, September 18, 1950 Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Official Visit of District Deputy to Rebekah Lodge Eva L. Lee, district deputy president, made her official visit to Lois Rebekah Lodge Friday night accompanied by her marshal and staff, Susan Benbrooks, Noble Grand, presided over the meeting and presented the visiting officers with beautiful corsages. Other dignitaries receiving honors during the evening were Jennie Mae Annin of Fullerton, vice president of the Rebekah Assembly, Henry Mang, past Grand Patriarch; and Jack Harris of Orange, district deputy Grand Master. Courtesy night was observed when each of the members introduced his guest for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. McKeen were introduced as new members on dismissal certificates. Featured on the program was Mrs. Margaret Elliot who sang several selections accompanied at the piano by Mrs. M. Shumaker. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Hay Ride Is Feature of Couplets Meet An old fashioned hay ride was enjoyed by members of the Couplets club Friday night when the group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gordon. Mr. Gordon, who is a member of the active Naval Reserve, will leave for service next week. The ride ended at the river bed where a pot luck dinner was serv- Hay Ride Is Feature of Couplets Meet An old fashioned hay ride was enjoyed by members of the Couplets club Friday night when the group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Gordon, Mr. Gordon, who is a member of the active Naval Reserve, will leave for service next week. The ride ended at the river bed where a pot luck dinner was served around the camp fire. Bob Hall led devotions and songs. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lannom, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hein, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Dedic, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tschann, Miss Carol Chamberlin. Members attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Don Trabant, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Van Verst, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cool and Mrs. Lynn Stull. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Graham, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Chamberlin assisted the Gordons in presenting the meeting. Following the outing refreshments of home made peach ice cream, cookies and coffee were served in the Gordon home. Mmes. Briggs and McBratney. The piece-de-resistance was a huge birthday cake, baked by Mrs. Briggs, decorated in gold with 20 blue candles. In addition to the regular members, Mrs. Milan Williams was a special guest. New Mothers Introduced to St. Boniface P-TA St. Boniface P-TA held the first meeting of the school year Friday in the Parish Hall with 75 members in attendance. All new mothers were introduced by President Mrs. Don May who presided over the business meeting. Committee chairmen presented programs for the year. Mrs. Carl Rau, program chairman, introduced Rev. Father Cosgrove who spoke briefly on the importance of cooperation between mothers and the school. Next meeting will be a "get acquainted" pot luck at the parish hall on Oct. 13 at noon. Eighth grade room mothers will be hostesses and will furnish coffee and rolls. Members will bring a hot dish, salad or dessert. Stanton Mrs. Ruth Bennett was specially honored at the Sunshine and Shower Club, Friday evening, when members and their husbands celebrated the 20th anniversary of the club. As founder and outgoing president, Milton Hassell read an original poem he had dedicated especially to "Queen Ruth." Mrs. Bennett relinquished the gavel to the new president, Mrs. Elsie Has- Mrs. Ruth Bennett was specially honored at the Sunshine and Shower Club, Friday evening, when members and their husbands celebrated the 20th anniversary of the club. As founder and outgoing president, Milton Hassell read an original poem he had dedicated especially to "Queen Ruth." Mrs. Bennett relinquished the gavel to the new president, Mrs. Elsie Hassell. The vice-president is Mrs. Marjorie McBratney; secretary, Mrs. Frances Yater and the treasurer is Mrs. Verna Clark, who was re-elected. The membership of the club is made up of residents of First and Second st., and the Starr tract, some of the oldest residents of the area. The group opened the party by the flag salute, after which they sang the "Sunshine and Shower Club Song" to the tune of "Where the River Shannon Flows," composed by Mrs. Cynthia Briggs. Mrs. Bennett, who has a very fertile imagination, reviewed the club history and read the scandal sheet with humorous predictions as to what the members would be doing 20 years hence. The new president presented Mrs. Bennett with a beautiful, large engraved scroll signed by all the members. Mrs. Bennett surprised everyone by presenting all 30 members with small scrolls, decorated in the club colors, gold and blue. Mrs. Briggs gave two readings, "Levenski at the Wedding" and "A Little Girl's Essay on Husbands." The buffet table, covered with a canopy top, with gold and blue streamers, was centered with marigolds and blue delphiniums on a white damask cloth which featured two large gold letters saying 20. About the clubrooms, on the Charles Freeborn property, 8202 Starr st., were blue asters and gold dahlias and blue and gold festooning. Mmes. Yater and Briggs did the artistic decorating. Assorted cakes, ice cream and coffee were served by hostesses, TEST NIGHT—Lois Rebekah lodge observed a guest night Friday with distinguished officers from range county cities gathered to receive the district deputy on her official visit to Anaheim. Promint Rebekah leaders shown are, left to right: Galie Cleveland, vice president of Anaheim lodge, Eva a district deputy president; Susan Benbrooks, Noble Grand Anaheim, and Jennie Mee Anpin, vice WEST NIGHT—Lois Rebekah lodge observed a guest night Friday with distinguished officers from range county cities gathered to receive the district deputy on her official visit to Anaheim. Promiat Rebekah leaders shown are, left to right: Gal; Cleveland, vice president of Anaheim lodge, Eva , district deputy president; Susan Benbrooks, Noble Grand, Anaheim, and Jennie Mae Annin, vice president of Rebekah Assembly. USEWARMING SHOWER—Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hatten welcomed them to their new anaheim home with a surprise shower of foodstuffs. 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