anaheim-gazette 1951-09-20

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA NEW OFFICERS—Marguerite Twinem Circle, named in honor of the Anaheim Methodist church's well-known China missionary, met last night for installation of officers. Mrs. Frank Butterworth was installing officer. Pictured from left to right are: Barbara Galloway, worship chairman; Mrs. Frank Butterworth, installing officer; Drusetta Martin, president; Glenda Smith, secretary; Cherrie Goff, treasurer and Sherryl Ann David and Lin in Cheatum, calling committee. Not in the picture is Judy Belle Wicker, vice-president.—(Gazette photo by Robertson.). Sherman Family Home from Trip Lt. Roger Sherman of the Anaheim police force, his wife Alma, and daughter, Rogene, 209 Ellsworth st., are home from a two-week motor trip which began with no planned destination. Leaving on the spur of the mo- Blouses Present a New Dressed-Up Air for Fall Mrs. M. O. Royer Hostess to Club Taking a good look at new fashions for Fall '51, blouse makers have come up with dressed-up styles to complement the over-all Sherman Family Home from Trip Lt. Roger Sherman of the Anaheim police force, his wife Alma, and daughter Rogene, 209 Ellsworth st., are home from a two-week motor trip which began with no planned destination. Leaving on the spur of the moment, the adventurers traveled in a southwest direction across the lower western states. They visited Tombstone, Ariz., noted in history as the wildest outlaw hangout in the early west. Since that time the town has quieted down considerably. Next they toured El Paso, Tex., and spent a day in Juarez, Mexico. Leaving there they visited Carlsbad Caverns and Grand Canyon, Ariz., up into Bryce Canyon, Utah and then home through St. George, Utah, and Las Vegas, Nev. They returned home the evening of Sept. 13 and Lt. Sherman reported back to duty Sept. 18. Freshmen Women Honored at Tea Honoring freshmen women, the Associated Women students of Fullerton Juhlor college held its annual Golden Tea this week in the women's lounge. The affair was the first of the A.W.S. fall activities. Sophomore women were hostesses at the tea, which was planned by A.W.S. President Marie Carlson and her cabinet. Guests received as souveirs small decorated sea shells. A musical program was presented by Miss Gloria Dougherty, piano soloist; Miss Shirley Doane, harpist; Mrs. George Fowler, vocalist; and Robert La Master, violinist, instructor of string instruments at the college. American Legion Auxiliary Plans Costume Party All paid-up members of the American Legion auxiliary will be guests at a free dinner and Blouses Present a New Dressed-Up Air for Fall Mrs. M. O. Royer Hostess to Club Mrs. Myrell O. Royer was hostess yesterday to the Friendship circle club in her home at 512 E. Sycamore st., Anaheim, decorated for the occasion with late summer flowers in shades of pink. Mrs. Merna H. Wright of Santa Ana was introduced as a guest and later demonstrated household cleaning products. Tray luncheon at noon was followed by a business meeting with Mrs. Vearl Royer presiding. The group decided that each would bring to the next meeting, Sept. 26, a package which would be purchased by another member, with the money to be used for a good cause at some future time. Get-well cards were prepared for Mrs. Fred Latham and Albert Brakensick, who are on the club's sick list. Mrs. James Pavel will be hostess at the next meeting, which will be held in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anton Vanderboon, 8341 Eucld ave., Anaheim. A barbecue luncheon will be served. Thimble Club Discusses Supper The Thimble club of Lois Rebekahs met Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs. Ellene Callor with Mrs. Midge Fitz presiding. Members discussed the forthcoming penny supper of Rebekahs, to be served Sept. 25 beginning at 5:30 p.m. Prize winners during the social hour were Mrs. Mary Swindler and Mrs. May Heying. Hostesses were Mrs. Gladys Hamilton, Mrs. Myrtle Webber and Mrs. Ora Horn. The group will have its next meeting in the home of Mrs. Mildred Read, 1308 W. Amerige st., Fullerton. Taking a good look at new fashions for Fall '51, blouse makers have come up with dressed-up styles to complement the over-all look of the season. Fashion interest goes first to necklines that are fairly a-sparkle with detail, making them especially complementary to new minimum collar suits. While sleeves and fabrics used are also more glamorous than ever to be in perfect keeping with the more feminine fashion scene. A blouse with a high rounded tie neckline adorned with a rhinestone button, a simple yoke top leading into a softly pleated front and sloped-shoulder three-quarter sleeves, also pleated and caught at the cuffs with glittering rhinestone buttons is typical of the costume effect offered by blouses for the coming season. Variations in styling are plentiful. Pleated jabot collars, deep plunging and scoop cutouts, as well as trim mandarin-types provide neckline variety. While sleeves that are long and full then nipped at the wrist, lanterning three-quarter designs and short novelty cuffed types all help to present a satisfactory answer to many individual tastes. As do rhinestone sprinkles, diagonal pin tucks, ruching bands and deep yokes on blouse fronts. Glamorous new fabrics used for the season's blouses favor iridescence taking glittering shape in taffetas, satins; pure silks and nylon. Even classics are treated to fresh fabrics such as silk shirtings, washable flanneds and pongees. With colors, like mauve, purple, gold, green, white and grey, provided for outstanding combination with newest grey, navy, black and brown suits. The President's flag consists of the president's seal in bronze or a blue background with a large white star in each corner. American Legion Auxiliary Plans Costume Party All paid-up members of the American Legion auxiliary will be guests at a free dinner and Hallowe'en costume party Oct. 16 in the local hall, it was announced at their meeting Tuesday evening. Planners for the affair will be members of the executive board and the membership chairman, Mrs. Marion Ruedy. During the business meeting Mrs. Elizabeth Neuman, president, and Mrs. Elvamae Jones, recently installed president of the 21st district, gave a resume of events at a convention which they attended in San Diego. Mrs. Ruedy reviewed the business meeting of the Orange county council, which had been held that afternoon in Midway City. Others from Anaheim attending were Mrs. Margaret Boysen, Mrs. Harriet Boyd, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Maude Knoch. The group discussed the activities of auxillaries' hospital projects. Representing Anaheim in going to the naval hospital to give patients extra attention are Mrs. Evelyn Schwarting and Mrs. Jones. Also considered were plans for the forthcoming bazaar which will be held Nov. 7 in the Legion clubhouse. Mrs. Oleta Larson is general chairman. Eat More California Oranges MIX AND MATCH—New functional groups of bedroom furnishings are designed to be mixed, blended and added to in countless combinations. The bedroom pieces shown include a chest of drawers, double dresser and mirror, low bookcase-type corner cabinet, 4-drawer end chest, a smaller 4-drawer chest and bed. Safety Measures Discussed by Executive Council Suggestion of several safety measures to protect children of Lincoln school, as incorporated into a letter to Dr. B. D. 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