anaheim-gazette 1951-06-18

Evening Services at Monrovia Church Unite Patricia Jeffries-Leonard Kreidt Charming simplicity marked the early evening services Friday which united Patricia Jeffries of this city and Leonard W. Kreidt, also of Anaheim, at the First Lutheran church in Monrovia. Double ring nuptials were read by the Rev. E. H. Trapp, father of the bridegroom, before an altar decorated with spring flowers in varying shades of pink and lilac. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a smart lilac linen duster worn over a matching marquisette dress. Her arrangement of Vanda orchids was carried on a white Prayer book and she wore a string of pearls belonging to the bridegroom's mother. Matron of honor was Joan Ingram who wore a matching ensemble in pink linen and marquisette and carried a bouquet of pink shattered carnations. Ray Trapp was best man. Sololist, Fred Dettbarn, was accompanied by George Shoeder. He sang "O Perfect Love." Wedding supper followed the service at the Chapel Inn in Duarte with 40 guests attending. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Talley chose a dress in beige raw silk with purple accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore brown silk with gold accessories. The new Mrs. Kreidt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Talley of Rio Hondo Parkway. Her husband is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Trapp and is assistant editor of the Anaheim Ga- McKelvey-Elvers Rites at White Temple Methodist Miss Kathleen McKelvey was a lovely bride Saturday morning as she repeated vows with Meil Elvers before the altar of White Temple Methodist church. The Rev. Frank Butterworth, pastor, officiated. Escorted by her father, she wore a dress of white organdy with matching hat and accessories. Her bouquet of white carnations was centered with a cluster of pink rosebuds. Maid of honor, Miss Joida Sue Traylor, wore a pink dress with matching hat and a bouquet of carnations. Best man was A. D. Downs. The bride is the daughter of Mr. H. O. McKelvey of Santa Ana and is in her senior year at Anaheim high school. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Dickenson of this city. He is employed as a machinist. They will reside at the Biltmore apartments in Anaheim. Ways and Means Committee to Plan League Activities Assistance League ways and means committee will meet with Mrs. Joe Walters tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m., to decide on programs for the coming year and service at the Chapel Inn in Duarte with 40 guests attending. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Talley chose a dress in beige raw silk with purple accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore brown silk with gold accessories. The new Mrs. Kreidt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Talley of Rio Hondo Parkway. Her husband is the son of the Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Trapp and is assistant editor of the Anaheim Gazette. They will establish residence at 828 S. Palm st., Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin TerBeest and family of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood TerBeest and son of Midway City and Joan were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben TerBeest of E. Ball rd. in honor of Father's Day. Assisting the host and hostess was their daughter, Joan. Youngsters usually like toast spread with peanut butter and served with heated, seasoned canned tomatoes. Ways and Means Committee to Plan League Activities Assistance League ways and means committee will meet with Mrs. Joe Walters tomorrow afternoon at 1 p.m., to decide on programs for the coming year and to formulate plans for the immediate affair which is a fashion show at Balboa Bay club Sept. 25. Committee members serving with Mrs. Wolter, chairman, are: Mrs. Homer Ames, Mrs. W. W. Varnett, Mrs. John Boegge, Mrs. J. Nell Boegge, Mrs. Edward Biimat, Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, Mrs. P. E. Fluor, Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mrs. Dick Heffern, Mrs. Harry Horn, Mrs. Cortex Hoskins, Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Ted Kuchel, Mrs. Sam Kramer, Mrs. John Larson, Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. William Stehly, Mrs. Foster Warwick, Mrs. Fred Weisel and Mrs. John Wood. Optimist Talent Show Tonight at High School The local talent show "Going Places" sponsored by the Optimists Club to benefit the Optimists' Building Fund, will be presented at Anaheim High School Auditorium tonight and tomorrow evening, June 18-19. Curtain time each evening will be at 8:16 P.M. The entire show is based around Uncle Billy Watson, who is portrayed by Harwood Larson. Uncle Billy is retiring Station Master at Hometown, U.S.A. As he leaves through his clippings in his scrapbook, the interesting events and celebrities he remembers come to life on stage. A cast of approximately 150 people present eight complete, and centirely different scenes to make up the two hours of entertainment offered in the show. They include: Scene I—Union Station—Everybody's Going Places. Scene II—Kiddies Birthday Party—a group of children come to the station to give Uncle Billy a special program of songs and routines. The highlight of the scene is the story of Cinderella as told by Miss Mary Margaret, played by Mrs. Ruth Wines. Specialties are done by Linda Fassel, Judy Lewis, and Bobby Burgess. Scene III—"Bob Hope's War." California Ivy is as modern as you wish, yet perfectly at home with your provincial pieces. It adds charm and romantic interest to your table setting. You will find many occasions for its use. Not only will it prove refreshing at your regular meals, but you may use it for teas or on your patio. As time goes on, you may add to your California Ivy from open stock. Come in and see this lovely pattern and all its beautiful accessories Remember, this SPECIAL OFFER is only for two weeks. JUNE 18 THROUGH JUNE 30 Mitchell's Treasure House of Gifts 239 W. Center St. Anaheim 4648 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1931 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Peggy Cook Is Bride of James Salaets In Services at Long Beach Church St. Anthony's Catholic church in Long Beach was the setting for impressive rites which united Miss Peggy Cook of Long Beach and James E. Salaets of this city. The bride wore an afternoon dress of pale yellow organdy with white accessories and a corsage of tailsman roses. Matron of honor and her only attendant was Mrs. Beverly Webster of Long Beach, who wore a navy blue dress with white accessories and a corsage of pink and white gladiolus. James Meyers, a close friend of the bridegroom was best man. Reception honors took place in the home of Mrs. Jeanette Mims, 1118 E. 1st st. Long Beach with relatives and friends in attendance. Later the newlyweds left for a honeymoon trip to Catalina Island. The bride is a graduate of Newport Harbor Union High school. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Salaets of 202 E. Broadway, Anaheim, was graduated from Anaheim High school and is stationed at Camp Stoneman with Army Ordnance. Candidate for Rebekah Lodge Initiated Friday With Noble Grand Gale Cleveland presiding, Anaheim Lois Rebekah lodge met Friday evening in IOOF hall. Mildred Carter was initiated as Local Couple Honored Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mel G. Reynolds 726 S. Emily st., were guests in honor at a family surprise party in honor of their 34th wedding anniversary and both of their birth days when Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reynolds of Laguna Beach entertained in their home yesterday. Mrs. Edna Parsons assisted Mrs. Reynolds in serving a spaghetti dinner buffet style, in the patio. Highlight of the day was a modest wedding presented by the honored couple's son, "Bud" Reynolds as minister; a daughter-in-law, Mrs. "Bud" Reynolds as the bridegroom; a son-in-law, Mr. F. R. Fox, as the bride; a daughter, Mr. F. Roy Fox, as ring bearer; grandson and a granddaughter Donald and Mary Alice Fox parents of the bride; another daughter, Mrs. H. T. Hendry best man; a brother, Mr. T. Reynolds, as the bridesmaid; another brother, Mr. Earl Reynolds as flower girl, and another son-in-law, Mr. H. T. Hendry, as usher Mrs. Earl Reynolds was the wedding photographer. After birthday cake and ice cream were served Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reynolds and Mrs. Reynold mother, Mrs. Foss, returned their home in San Bernardino or, out-of-town guests included. In addition to the guests of honour Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hendry, Barbersfield and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Fox, Costa Mesa. Guests from Loma John Wilson was named president of Anaheim Assistance League at a recent meeting of the organization when Mrs. Corbins entertained at luncheon in her home. Filmist Talent Show 'Going Places' Night at High School Auditorium Local talent show "Going Sponsored by the Opti-lub to benefit the Opti-Building Fund, will be held at Anaheim High School tonight and tomorrow, June 18-19. Curre-n each evening will be P.M. Entire show is based on Uncle Billy Watson, who played by Harwood Larson. Billy is retiring Station at Hometown, U.S.A. As through his clippings in scrapbook, the interesting and celebrities he remem-me to life on stage. At of approximately 150 present eight complete, tirely different scenes to go the two hours of en-event offered in the show. Include: I—Union Station—Ev-s Going Places. II—Kiddies Birthday A group of children comeitation to give Uncle Billy program of songs and The highlight of the story of Cinderella by Miss Mary Margaret, by Mrs. Ruth Wines. Are done by Linda Judy Lewis, and Bobby III—"Bob Hope's War stationed at Camp Stoneman with Army Ordnance. Candidate for Rebekah Lodge Initiated Friday With Noble Grand Gale Cleveland presiding, Anaheim Lois Rebekah lodge met Friday evening in IOOF hall. Mildred Carter was initiated as a candidate into the organization. Mrs. Dillworth of Colorado was a guest at the meeting. Report was given on the reception held in honor of Jennie Mae Annin Saturday night in Fullerton with the Anaheim lodge well represented at the affair. Thimble club will meet at the home of Mollie Claes on E. Ball rd., June 19. Installation of officers will be conducted on July 20. "Mirandy" well known gardening authority of radio and television, will be guest speaker at the regular meeting of the Orange County Herb Society on June 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Santa Ana YMCA. Anyone interested in herbs is invited to attend. There will be a plant and gift sale at the close of the meeting. Remember Speed Kills! Plans Made for Fashion Show Mothers of pre-school children parish group of the First Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Walter Moore 14736 E law, Mr. H. T. Hendry, as usher Mrs. Earl Reynolds was the wedding photographer. After birthday cake and ice cream were served Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reynolds and Mrs. Reynold mother, Mrs. Foss, returned their home in San Bernardino or, out-of-town guests include In addition to the guests of hon Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hendry, Barersfield and Mr. and Mrs. F. R Fox, Costa Mesa. Guests from Luna Beach were Mr. and Mr "Bud" Reynolds, Mrs. Edna Pa-sons and son, Jack, and Mr. Jad Tuttle. Annual Play Day For Garden Club Anaheim Garden club enjoyed annual Play Day last Friday in their final meeting until next September. Twenty-seven members and fourteen guests boarded a bus and were on their way for shopping and luncheon at Hollywood's Fairmer's Market and then a conducted tour through "Mirandy's" acres of landscaped gardens and patio at her invitation. Next meeting of the Garden club will be a pot luck at Palma park next September, was announced by club president Mrs. Walter Ward. II — Kiddies Birthday A group of children come tation to give Uncle Billy program of songs and The highlight of the the story of Cinderella by Miss Mary Margaret, by Mrs. Ruth Wines. es are done by Linda Judy Lewis, and Bobby III — "Bob Hope's War ally in Hometown, as of it Harry Meyers apimpersonate the wisecomedian, introducing specialty acts. These numude: Wes Mendoza, Michober, Edith Shuman, Emwles, and Delores GiorIV — The Convention The Elks Band appears visiting conventionaires live in Hometown in style. He greeted by the Mayor sents them with the key city, and introduces them Billy and Al Jolson and Hollywood Starlets, who are a personal appearance at the theatre. Al Jolson is quoted by Wes Mendoza, has several songs the Jazz made famous. Test in fashions are pren the Hollywood Fashin which 16 local wodel the latest styles. Modaring are: Annette Ater, Dunnagan, Diane Cash, Weir, Anptte Crenshaw, Duc, Anita Robertson, Knight, Virginia Lynn, Mendoza, Jane Marley, Sowder, Betty Calvy, AnGlordino, Delores Glornet Vincent, and Delores an. The entire fashion A $323.50 O'Keefe and Merritt Gas Range donated by Garey's Furniture, will be given away at the show on Tuesday evening. Plans Made for Fashion Show Mothers of pre-school children parish group of the First Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Walter Moore, 14736 E. North st. on a recent evening. A large group was in attendance to see colored slides of Alaska and the work of the mission in that country. Devotions were led by Mrs. John Lynn and Mrs. Don Chamberlain presented the program. The hostess served chocolate cake during the refreshment hour. During the business meeting the group discussed plans for the fall fashion show and tea with Mrs. William Ross appointed general chairman of the affair. The event is scheduled for August 11 at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. C. P. Tompkins on W. Alberta st. The SQR will present the latest fall fashions modeled by three generations, children, parents and grandmothers. Donation tickets are $1.00 and will be on sale July 1 by the members. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wolter and their son, Lyn, left early Saturday to motor to Iowa for a two weeks vacation. They will visit Mr. Wolter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mox Wolter in Mapleton. They will spend some time in Des Moines with other relatives and friends. The word cabbage comes from the French "caboche" meaning head. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS until 8:30 151 North Los Angeles Street CONVENIENT Real Couple annored Sunday and Mrs. Mel G. Reynolds, Emily st., were guests of that a family surprise party of their 34th wedding annery and both of their birththen Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reyof Laguna Beach entertaintheir home yesterday. Edna Parsons assisted Mrs. bids in serving a spaghetti buffet style, in the patio. Light of the day was a mock presented by the honorpeople's son, "Bud" Reynolds mister; a daughter-in-law, "Bud" Reynolds as the bride a son-in-law, Mr. F. Roy the bride; a daughter, Mrs. Fox, as ring bearer; a son and a granddaughter, and Mary Alice Fox as of the bride; another mer, Mrs. H. T. Hendry as man; a brother, Mr. Ted bids, as the bridesmaid; anbrother, Mr. Earl Reynolds, her girl, and another son-inr. H. T. Hendry, as usher. Earl Reynolds was the wedphotographer. birthday cake and ice were served Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds' Mrs. Foss, returned to home in San Bernardino. -out-town guests included addition to the guests of hond Mrs. H. T. Hendry, Bakand Mr. and Mrs. F. Roy osta Mesa. Guests from La- WEDDING DINNER for Mr. and Mrs. Florien Resheske, was served by Mrs. Albert Pape following their marriage service Saturday. Bride is the former Bertha Bond. (Photo by Anita Robertson) Bertha Bond-Florien Resheske Wed In Home of Albert Pape Saturday Wedding services for Bertha Bond and Florien Resheske, both of Anaheim, were performed by Rev. H. G. Schmelzer in one of the oldest homes in Anaheim last Saturday. Walter Satzke, brother of the bride, gave her in marriage. Mrs. Schmelzer also with an accent of gar- Bertha Bond-Florien Resheske Wed In Home of Albert Pape Saturday Wedding services for Bertha Bond and Florien Resheske, both of Anaheim, were performed by Rev. H. G. Schmelzer in one of the oldest homes in Anaheim last Saturday. Walter Satzke, brother of the bride, gave her in marriage. Mrs. Schmelzer played the Wedding March and Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Pape were witnesses for the couple. The wedding ceremony was conducted in the living room of the Pape home, 8871 Euclid ave., amid a bower of spring flowers. Following the service Mrs. Pape served a four-course wedding dinner attended by the honored couple and the wedding party. The table was centered with pink and white sweet peas and a three-tiered wedding cake. The bride wore a tailored gray suit with a corsage of white gardenias on her shoulder. Mrs. Pape wore a gray print summer dress also with an accent of gardenias. Mr. and Mrs. Resheske will spend a week or 10 days visiting Yosemite, Fresno and in that vicinity. They will return to make their home on the Pape ranch. Put fresh eggs in a covered container in your refrigerator if you want to keep their high quality. Free Delivery FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS CALIFORNIA FURN. SHOPS LTD. PILGRIM FINISH MAPLE FURNITURE Maple is so lovely to live with...always in good taste, with an enduring quality that gives pleasure for years and years. Each piece painstakingly hand rubbed, in a mellow Pilgrim finish, by craftsmen satisfied only with perfection. Visit our Maple department. It is one of the most complete in Orange county. SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. 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