anaheim-gazette 1950-10-23

THREE TIERED WEDDING CAKE centered the beautifully decorated bride's table at the later afternoon reception which followed marriage of Miss Kaye Kroeger to Olen Watkins Sunday. Kay Kroeger Repeats Vows with Olen Watkins in Double Ring Service Sunday Miss Kay Kroeger, attractive brunette daughter of Mrs. H. F. heim. The bride, a graduate of Kroeger of N. Pine st., Anaheim, was a lovely bride as she repeated vows Sunday afternoon with Olen Watkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Watkins of this city. will be 743½ N. Lemon st., Anaheim High school, is a secretary at Bank of America. Her husband is also a graduate of local schools and is employed by McCoy Motor co. LOVELY MODELS confer with Saturday at the Ebell club house. dinner dress, the sculptured line trimming through novel lattice wiith blue ermine fur and Charlsie broidery at the strapless top. Kay Kroeger Repeats Vows with Olen Watkins in Double Ring Service Sunday Miss Kay Kroeger, attractive brunette daughter of Mrs. H. F. Kroeger of N. Pine st., Anaheim, was a lovely bride as she repeated vows Sunday afternoon with Olen Watkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Watkins of this city. A brief peplum accented the back of her fitted suit jacket, fashioned from wool gabardine in a soft beige shade. Accessories were in navy blue and she wore a yellow orchid corsage. Mrs. Lita Stolz, maid of honor, wore a forest green suit with grey accessories and a corsage of yellow carnations. Warren Stolz was best man. The Rev. H. G. Schmelzer performed the service at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Martenet, 719 N. Olive st., Anaheim. Mrs. Martenet is an aunt of the bride. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Martenet, Mrs. Robert Steaffens and Mrs. Genevieve Sieg, an aunt. Mrs. Kroeger wore a grey suit with black accessories and a pink carnation corsage and Mrs. Watkins wore a maroon suit with navy blue accessories and a carnation corsage. New address of the couple, following a one week honeymoon, will be 743½ N. Lemon st., Anaheim. The bride, a graduate of Anaheim High school, is a secretary at Bank of America. Her husband is also a graduate of local schools and is employed by McCoy Motor co. Parents Urged To Cooperate In School Dance Rules for Fremont P-TA sponsored social dancing classes were released today by Don K. Derr of the city recreation department. Derr will conduct the classes for seventh and eighth grade pupils in the Fremont school gym. Classes will start promptly at 7 p.m. and will conclude at 8 p.m. Boys will be expected to dress in sport shirts and slacks, no T-shirts, levis or metal taps on shoes; girls will dress appropriately. Registration at the door will be required at each class. There will be no pass-outs during class and children leaving before 8:30 p.m. will not be re-admitted. All children taking part in the class will be expected to dance; under no circumstances will the classes be considered date affairs. All children will be expected to dance with other children in the class without discrimination. Proper manners and behavior will be stressed as well as dance steps. Parents may attend at any time and have been requested to help with the worthwhile project. CONFIDENTIAL COUNSEL It is natural and reasonable for you to desire positive pri- CONFIDENTIAL COUNSEL It is natural and reasonable for you to desire positive privacy in the handling of your money matters. Loan applications of our patrons are kept in confidence. With that understanding, we invite you to call on our loaning officers regarding OUR HOME LOANS that are practical and not as complicated as you may think. ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon Sts. Anaheim, Calif. State High School Leader Speaks At P-TA Congress Kenneth W. Rich, State School service chairman, spoke to California Congress Parents and Teachers, FoDistrict, at a meeting held in lerton High School, emphathat a child should attain a osophy of life that would exhim to live happily with peHe stressed that identity of cation wasn't as important quality of opportunity. Hats of the Month were w by members who exempli Parent-Teacher magazines pamphlets through the "Pubtions Fashion Review" with A. T. Croswhite of Garden G magazine chairman, as narraOthers taking part were M. Ray E. Finley of Westminster; all Sutton, La Habra; W. Young. Huntington Beach; E. Hill, Newport Beach; Rid Murphy, La Habra; Paul Apbury, Garden Grove; Edwin K. Alamitos. Musical program consisted o strumental trio of Fullerton School. Mrs. Foster M. Warw third vice president, was prochairman for the day. Various chairmen explained presented suggestions from departments. Conferences for legislation MODELS confer with Mrs. Martha Schumacher, extreme right, before fashion show held at the Ebell club house. Edith Tucker, extreme left, models a Charles Cooper dramatic, red ress, the sculptured line broken at the hem with soft fullness. Her white wool stole has gold through novel lattice work. Thelma Brandt shows a sequin trimmed white crepe topped ermine fur and Charlsie Evans wears Marwin Original in black net with lavish gold emat the strapless top. Corsages are by Wayne's for Flowers. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Heim Women Acclaim Versatility Anaheim Home department will MODELS confer with Mrs. Martha Schumacher, extreme right, before fashion show held at the Ebell club house. Edith Tucker, extreme left, models a Charles Cooper dramatic, red dress, the sculptured line broken at the hem with soft fullness. Her white wool stole has gold through novel lattice work. Thelma Brandt shows a sequin trimmed white crepe toppedermine fur and Charlsie Evans wears Marwin Original in black net with lavish gold emerald at the strapless top. Corsages are by Wayne's for Flowers. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Heim Women Acclaim Versatility Fall Festival of Fashions Informal afternoon and informal afternoon and which she open-w, to the exquisite forinner gowns which cli-presentation, Mrs. Martha Schumacher offered "really clothes" to the more women who attended the Fall of Fashions" at the Saturday afternoon. House stage was trans- an autumnal outdoor which effectively cap-mood of the costumes for the afternoon was on commentator Mary Is. An authority on fashions, she has an in- use of style and pre-commentary in a bril-l informative manner. Has a school of charm and is a star of her ion show. Were Mrs. Joe Thompson, Robert Cash, from club, Thelma Brandt QR store and four pro-models from Los Ange- ing in the collection velvet suits and dresses sh use of velvet in trimories. One of this sea- important fabrics, it early effective in a blue suit, trimly cut and to full advantage. Vel- shown in brief jackets over cocktail gowns and ensembles for late day jersey dress with a t and lavish white ier-s accented with a black our belt and a black box hat. Cocktail hour a short series of imported chantill-over pink taffeta was beautiful. This was a frosting pink cocktail sporty and colorful wool challis featured blouse with a gally Anaheim Home department will meet Oct. 24 at the home of Mrs. Schmid, 9731 S. East st., for gift sewing with a "share the cost" luncheon to be served at noon. Mrs. John Schuml will speak on "Christmas in Czechoslovakia." Those planning to attend are asked to bring gift sewing ideas, scissors and patterns for exchange. Meeting will start at 10 a.m. We mean it when we say this handsome Heywood-Wakefield Modern has a bright future in your home. You'll take to it at first glance because there is such a friendly, easy-to-live-with air to its gracefully curved surfaces. MR. AND MRS. MARSHALL O. VICTOR pause briefly before departing on northern honeymoon through Carmel and San Francisco. They will reside in Anaheim on return here. Husmann-Victor Autumn Rites at Capilla Chapel Chrysanthemums in vibrant autumn shades decorated the candlestick chapel of Capilla de San Antonio Saturday evening for the marriage of Miss Augusta M. Hussman, daughter of Mrs. H. Hussman of S. Dickle st., and the late Henry Husmann, to Marshall O. Victor of Anaheim. The Rev. Edwin H. Pflug of Zion Lutheran church performed the single ring service. The bride repeated her vows in a smartly styled green gabardine suit with contrasting fabric detail at the shoulder line. Candlelight blouse and brown accessories completed her ensemble. Her corsage was fashioned from green orchids. Mrs. Vernon Ruther was matron of honor and wore a tan suit with complimentary pink blouse and brown accessories. A pink rosebud corsage was pinned to the shoulder of her suit. Vernon Ruther was best man and ushers were cousins of the bridegroom, Frank Arthur and Lester Van Nest. Mrs. Kenneth Akin, soloist, sang "Because" and "O Perfect Love", accompanied by Mrs. Clara Faust at the organ. Reception followed the ceremony with Mrs. Charles H. Mulligan attending the guest book. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Husmann wore a blue dress with red rosebud corsage, and Mrs. Victor wore brown with a similar corsage. Following a honeymoon trip to Carmel and San Francisco the Victors will return to Anaheim where they will establish residence. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim High school and is employed in the office of the Van Oil co. in Anaheim as a bookkeeper. The bridegroom is a senior engineering aid with the County Road dept. in Santa Ana and is the son of Mrs. O. C. Victor of 921 N. Helena st. State High School Reader Speaks on P-TA Congress Anneth W. Rich, State High School service chairman, who is to California Congress of Grants and Teachers, Fourth District, at a meeting held in Fulham High School, emphasized a child should attain a philology of life that would enable him to live happily with people. stressed that identity of education wasn’t as important as city of opportunity. Hats of the Month were worn; members who exemplified anti-Teacher magazines and athletics through the “Publica-Fashion Review” with Mrs. Croswhite of Garden Grove,azine chairman, as narrator. Its taking part were Mmes. E. Finley of Westminster; Ly-Sutton, La Habra; W. A. Agg. Huntington Beach; Edgar Newport Beach; Richard Hy, La Habra; Paul Apple-Garden Grove; Edwin Kates, Mitos. Musical program consisted of instrumental trio of Fullerton High School. Mrs. Foster M. Warwick, vice president, was program man for the day. Various chairmen explained and presented suggestions from their writings. Conferences for legislation and referrals for legislation and Hallowe’en Party For Janis Miner’s Second Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gledhill, 411 N. Emily st., honored their small granddaughter, Janis Miner, on her second birthday with a party in the Hallowe’en motif. Clever merry go round cake and a delicious lunchcon were served to guests and their mothers. Games were played during the afternoon with caps and favors for the children. Youngsters attending were Gayle Alice Miner, sister of the guest of honor; Carrol Lee Holland, Terry Holland, Sherry Kay Miner, Eddie Paul Miner and younger brother, and Betsy Wagner. Mothers enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. John Holland, Mrs. Ora Lee Miner, Mrs. Joe Bailey and Mrs. Rilla Miner, all of Costa Mesa, and Mrs. John Wagner of Anaheim. high school were held. Linton T. Simmons, county superintendent, gave helpful program hints. Conducting the business session was Mrs. Claude V. Crosby, president. The Nov. 16 meeting will be held in Alamitos church. Student Parade Will Celebrate Anniversary Whittier College's Fiftieth Anniversary will be commemorated in the annual Homecoming program on the Poet campus Saturday, October 28. A huge parade of the day 50 years ago when a small Quaker college was established on the hills of the town. In connection with the theme consisting of over 30 floats and displays will motor down the main streets of Whittier in honor of this year's parade, "A Half Century of Service," many floats will depict early scenes and historic occasions in the College's life. The parade, one of the largest ever staked by students, will highlight a day of activity for the more than 500 alumni and friends of the College expected to gather on campus. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Gay of 551 So. 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