anaheim-gazette 1951-02-14

Pan Hellenic Meets In Fullerton Bridge and canasta provided the diversion of the evening this week when Northern Orange county Pan Hellenic met at the home of Mrs. Vern Kinnletz on Orange-thrope ave. Assisting with hostess duties were Mrs. Ethel Caverly, Mrs. Ralph Steen, Mrs. E. T. Bradley, Miss Nancy Baker and Mrs. James Carter. Attending from this city were Mrs. C. B. Neighbors, Mrs. Kenton Wines, Mrs. L. O. Hanson, Mrs. Duke Clark, Mrs. Harry Rainey, Mrs. Joshua Snout, Mrs. Coalson Morris, Mrs. Darwin Stockwell, Mrs. J. W. Stephen and Mrs. Caverly. Approximately 40 members were present. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Penunuri, 10951 Chestnut, are parents of a baby daughter who weighs over seven pounds. Smart Topper ONLY 1 yard of 54" 3 Anaheim Gazette PUR EARRINGS — Three movie actresses wear fur earrings Beverly Hills, Calif. Mary Castle (left) wears an Aleutian mink stock with rhinestones; Sunny Vickers (center) is garbed in white mink and Marie Windsor (right) is in a black broadall jacket with brassiere. Bride-Elect Vera Gallienne Honored at Shower Last Night by Mrs. Rex Coons Mrs. Rex Coons entertained a group in her home last night in honor of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Vera Gallienne of Orange, to Fred Kamarath, also of Orange. The marriage will take place March 2. Bridal shower and companion One of a Kind Industry Moves From County When the Chastains moved their mink to Downey where they will be boarded out Orange county Bride-Elect Vera Gallienne Honored at Shower Last Night by Mrs. Rex Coons Mrs. Rex Coons entertained a group in her home last night in honor of the forthcoming marriage of Miss Vera Gallienne of Orange, to Fred Kamarath, also of Orange. The marriage will take place March 2. Bridal shower and companion Valentine theme were interwoven beautifully in the decorations. Centerpiece for the table was made of two cupids with a gold wedding ring between them on a heart-shaped platform. This panorama was backed with a large red cupid holding a pair of hearts and American Beauty roses. Individual heart shaped cakes, decorated with red candy hearts, were served each guest. Tiny, gold foil, wedding rings topped each cake and ice cream with heart-shaped centers, candy, tea and coffee filled out the dessert menu. Guessing bridal games were entertainment for the evening. Guests attending were: Mrs. Helen Watkins, Mrs. Keller Watson, Mrs. Lyle Widdows, Mrs. Barbara Clark, Mrs. Lou Bailey, Mrs. Kenneth Wire, Betty Purcell, Mrs. Maxine Flagherty, Mrs. William Carriker, Mrs. John Huneker, and Mrs. Katherine Hillebrecht. The shower was held at the Coons' home at 7741 S. Liberty Lane. One accidental death occurs approximately every five minutes in the United States. A WORD TO THE WISE R. WALLACE & SONS MFG. CO. Founded 1836 Silversmiths January 30, 1951 Victor G. Loly Jeweler One of a Kind Industry Moves From County When the Chastains moved their mink to Downey where they will be boarded out, Orange county lost her only mink farm. Capt. Chastain has been ordered to report to Roswell Field, New Mexico, March 5, where he will be assigned to communications. An experienced heavy cargo pilot, he has been at the Long Beach Army Air Base and managing a mink farm on his property, 7782 Second st., Stanton. Mrs. Chastain and their son, Gary, and daughter, Tanya, will accompany Capt. Chastain. They will rent their farm. Mr. and Mrs. Conna E. Pollack, 8042 E. Starr st., are both confined to their home with virus colds. One way of keeping up with the changing times is to go downtown and have a look around. I have just returned home and before I take my hat off, want to tell you about the things I saw. When I get tired of my own "four walls" and have a spars hour or two, it is a welcome change to slip out of my house dress or slacks and pretty up a bit for a visit to Anaheim's shopping center. The first time I did it, my sole purpose was to treat myself to a soda and I felt a little guilty about the whole thing. But I came home so refreshed by the change of scene, delighted at having met friends I had not seen for ages and with a lot of ideas about the TO THE WISE R. WALLACE & SONS MFG. CO. FOUNDED 1835 Silversmiths January 30, 1951 WALLINGFORD CONN. U.S.A. Victor G. Loly Jeweler 138 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Dear Mr. Loly: Your January 18 letter asks that we enter your order for one Baroque 23" wafer. You also asked that we advise when you might expect delivery. No doubt you have received our January 10 notice in which we explained that certain new government regulations make it impossible to say just how much longer we shall be able to produce plated hollow ware. It seems that we shall be able to make little, if any, after April, 1951. Until we have an opportunity to survey our metal which will be available and review our productive capacity with regard to those orders presently active in our files, we shall be unable to say for certain whether or not your order will be filled. As soon as it is determined just which items can be manufactured in addition to the merchandise on order, you will be informed. Sincerely yours, J. Walter Sales Service Department J. J. Walter/ab We Close 5:30 p.m. Every Day Including Saturday VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 138 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. CONVENIENT CREDIT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1931 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Conductor Honors Miss Jo Burdick Camp Pendleton was invaded by a USO troupe Sunday. The performers entertained both in the hospital and in the theatre. Miss Jo Burdick of 500 N. Vine st., Anaheim, entertainer with the group, received a happy surprise when the conductor of the Los Angeles City Orchestra presented her with a new baton for her twirling act and the orchestra serenaded her with "Happy Birthday." She observed her 17th birthday last night with a festive dinner given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Burdick and her sister, Linda. Necklines Meet Waistlines in Spring Showings PARIS — Spanish couturier Antonio de Castillo was greeted with an almost "dior" type of ovation at his debut here. He showed the spring fashions he had designed for the old established House of Lanvin. Castillo, who spent four years as chief designer for Elizabeth Arden in New York, says he will leave for the United States next month to create an entirely different set of fashions just for American women. They will be sold under a Castillo-Lanvin label. Main points in his show were sloping "bottle neck" shoulders, "morning glory" skirts and gaping necklines that stood out and away from the skin. His whole silhouette follows the Personal Mention An ardent radio fan, Mrs. J. F. Williamson, 13511 Newland in Sun Gardens, received a one dollar bill as an award for a question she sent the Eddie Albright CBS broadcast. This was her 10th prize. Others have varied from an electric toaster, cigarette lighter and waffle iron to larger cash gifts. Mrs. Margaret Riley, 10572 Court st., entertained Mrs. Bessie Dikeman of Phoenix, Arizona, for two weeks. They have been friends for 45 years, and attended grade school together when Mrs. Riley lived in Peru, Kansas and Mrs. Dikeman lived a few miles away in Niotaze. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Pebley, 7182 E. Ball rd., have just returned from a three day trip to Ensenada, Mexico. Honored at Rex Coons Of a Kind Bustry Moves In County The Chastains moved their Downey where they will And on the Last Day -- Twins The last three days has seen an increase of six in the population of Anaheim. Feb. 10 brought a nine pound, seven and three-fourths ounce son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edison of 1268 E. Sycamore st., born at St. Joseph hospital. The same day Mr. and Mrs. THIS SPR Honored at the Rex Coons Of a Kind Mistry Moves in County The Chastains moved their Downey where they will shed out, Orange county only mink farm. Chastain has been or report to Roswell Field, Mexico, March 5, where he assigned to communicate a experienced heavy car she has been at the Long Army Air Base and management farm on his property, Stanton. Chastain and their son, daughter, Tanya, will my Capt. Chastain. They their farm. And on the Last Day -- Twins The last three days has seen an increase of six in the population of Anaheim. Feb. 10 brought a nine pound, seven and three-fourths ounce son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Edison of 1268 E. Sycamore st., born at St. Joseph hospital. The same day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnhart, 709 Janss st., became the parents of a boy at Fullerton General hospital. Two boys were born Feb. 11, one to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burman, 703 S. Citron, at Fullerton General and another to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Acosta, 6741 Savanna st., at Santa Ana Community hospital. The Acosta heir weighed six pounds, six and a half ounces. Third day is the charm and sure enough. it was twins. Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Markham, Box 448, became the parents of a six pound girl and a seven pound, thirteen ounce boy Feb. 12 at St. Joseph hospital. Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN B. WHITE Gazette Home Economist day of keeping up with the times is to go down and have a look around. I returned home and beake my hat off, want to about the things I saw. I get tired of my own balls" and have a spare two, it is a welcome to slip out of my house slacks and pretty up a visit to Anaheim's shopier. First time I did it, my sole was to treat myself to a bed I felt a little guilty whole thing. But I came refreshed by the change delighted at having met I had not seen for ages a lot of ideas about the be so troublesome. A plastic spool rack holds forty-two spools to save hunting through a sewing box for the darn things and of course speeds color matching. The magnetic pin bin "holds your pins upright in a gentle grip so they are always on file at your finger tip." You are really set for sewing when you combine the pin bin with a magic thimble (price 15 cents) that besides being an efficient thimble, also incorporates a needle threader and a tiny knife for cutting thread! Food For Thought When I stopped in at Safeway to pick up a loaf of Mrs. Wright's budget priced bread, I found Safeway manager, Joe Richardi, trimming the outer leaves from fresh, den in New York, says he will leave for the United States next month to create an entirely different set of fashions just for American women. They will be sold under a Castillo-Lanvin label. Main points in his show were sloping "bottle neck" shoulders, "morning glory" skirts and gaping necklines that stood out and away from the skin. His whole silhouette follows the well-proportioned, natural line—uncluttered by padding of any description—which Dior favored yesterday. Castillo's gaping necklines, used throughout on dresses, suits and even coats, stand well away from the neck all around, often framing the entire shoulders. His "morning glory" skirts were cone shaped with a deep bottom ruffle, frequently in contrast material, that looked like a half-stretched concertina. His sloping shoulder line is achieved either by a very intricate raglan cut or merely by being cut in one with the bodice, sloping straight down from the stand-away neckline. Mystery fastenings are introduced on suit jackets butting to the waist above basques which stretch in one piece across the stomach. Blouses and bodices on shirt-waist styles and suit jackets were shown a lot. Castillo uses slender styles with wrap-around skirts. The wrap always finishes at th. back in a cutaway, shorter line. Navy blue dresses have enormous shawl or cape collars in white pique. Apart from a lot of that shade, Castillo's color scheme ranges through every kind of yellow from buttercup to chamois. He introduces "blarritz" blue, like a very gay delphinium, and "Castillo" ruby red. Waistlines throughout are well molded and tend to drop slightly at back. He rarely belts them. The Spaniard shows topcoats and short cape-coats very widely cut and gathered into a tiny yoke around the neck. He introduces dresses and coats with "trench coat" capes set at the top of the back bodice. Another design or debuting first time I did it, my sole was to treat myself to a dress I felt a little guilty for whole thing. But I came refreshed by the change in delight at having met a lot of ideas about the styles, trends in home bags and the new products market that weekly winning in Anaheim is now must" list. I was entranced with tips of maple furniture window of Aaron Schultz. Included wall paper, and accessories and gave of color combinations I thought of with colonial ties. Sewing Alds you seen "Makeabelt?" nineexpensive new productables the seamstress to fabric belt to match any without stitching a stitch. Withstand dry cleaning or wink, she showed me in a clear plastic buckle right on the belt. It cover for a small piece less material and of course that material from soil. sewing and knitting makes the guess work out up a hem, etc. The kit tracing wheel and paper is for transferring markings for darts, seams and buttonholes that can finger tip." You are really set for sewing when you combine the pin bin with a magic thimble (price 15 cents) that besides being an efficient thimble, also incorporates a needle threader and a tiny knife for cutting thread! Food For Thought When I stopped in at Safeway to pick up a loaf of Mrs. Wright's budget priced bread. I found Safeway manager, Joe Richardi, trimming the outer leaves from fresh, firm heads of local cauliflower, Joe says it has taken a big drop in price and the quality is excellent. I know a good buy when I see one, so we are having cauliflower for dinner tonight. Well, where have I been? Something new has been added to the produce department at Alpha Beta; bare root rose bushes, climbing roses, camillias and philodendrum. George McKool, department manager, tells me that they are all number one stock and priced very low because of the saving Alpha Beta effects by purchasing such large quantities. And say, Alpha Beta has good buys in large size Fuerte avocados, a nice addition to Lenten meals and good size Winesap apples with nary a blemish. This week's tiny prices on Alpha Beta's apples as well as carrots and big bunches of celery are amazing. New Location There have been some changes made. Mercury Stationers and Printers have moved to 228 E. Center st., and the grand new store is a honey. I had no idea a party department could be so complete. This division of the store is set up to handle party arrangements and features centerpieces for party rentals, favors, tallies, place cards, personalized matches and a host of other things to make a party a huge success. very gay delphinium, and "Castillo" ruby red. Waistlines throughout are well molded and tend to drop slightly at back. He rarely belts them. The Spaniard shows topcoats and short cape-coats very widely cut and gathered into a tiny yoke around the neck. He introduces dresses and coats with "trench coat" capes set at the top of the back bodice. Another designer debuting in Paris was 32-year-old "Bill" Underwood from Belle, Mo. He created all the spring fashions shown by Marcel Rochas. The young American features a lot of hip interest with tiered fullness set like a series of kangaroo pouches on one side. Steep necklines veer off to the opposite side in the same type of drape. Underwood, who used to be draughtsman-engineer in the army before branching out into dress designing, had his models wear a new "belge" makeup, devoid of all rouge, used with brown lip-stick. He shows bib-capes that dip in a deep point back and front, usually covered with heavy lace. Neat looking pencil-lined dresses have a cowl scarf in chiffon draped across the bust. Many dresses have an insert apron of drapery that falls in tiers from waist to hem at the back only. Other highlights were wig-hats made of purple lacquered straw entwined across the nape of the neck and finishing in two enormous "earphones" over the ears. The American shows the most daring neckline seen so far this spring. It was a wide plunge that penetrated nearly to the waist on a slinky number in ecru lace laid over powder blue taffeta. Eloise Smith Hostess To Tri-City Council Members of the Tri-City Council met recently at the home of Miss Eloise Smith. Plans were discussed and completed for the Annual Founders' Day Banquet to be held April 30, at Freidman's Hall in Orange. Phi chapter of Fullerton has charge of the arrangements for the place for the banquet; Tau chapter of Anaheim will arrange the program: Sigma chapter of Santa Ana has the table decorations. In order to promote friendship an informal party has been planned for sometime in March. Definite plans as to when and where this party is to be held will be released at a later date. The next regular meeting of the Council will be held March 5, with Beatrice Belano, president of Phi chapter as hostess. The meeting will be held at 1742 West Chapman, Fullerton. Members attending from Anaheim were: Eloise Smith, president of Tau chapter, Kaye Fancher, and Beulah Hineman. Mrs. Marie Morgan, 10556 S. Stanton ave., who suffered a severe heart attack recently will be confined to her home to convalescce for six weeks. Mrs. Ruth Bennett, 7862 E. Second st., entertained at a dinner party, Tuesday night, in honor of the birthday of her son, G. W. "Bill" Irwin. He is the new president of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce. Reception and tea will be held for the Anaheim P-TA Council, Friday, Feb. 16, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the home of Miss Kate Rea, 224 E. Broadway. Every P-TA member is urged to attend. THIS SPRING IT'S SHEERS! SHEERS! SHEERS! SHEER COTTONS 79c to 1.69 yd. 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