anaheim-gazette 1952-03-07

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Paf Terrebonne — 2206 PATIO RECEPTION followed the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Frank St. Boniface Alt To Present Luncheon Always one of the late season highlights is the annual St. Patrick's Day party to be sponsored this year by St. Boniface P-T and Altar society. Spring fashions will be showcased by Martha Schumacher from the SQR Store's spring collection. Professional models and a commercial tary by a professional fashion authority will be featured. The third annual affair promises to be outstanding one and those planning to attend are requested to obtain tickets early. Mrs. M. G. Kannard is general chairman; Mrs. Carl Rau and Mrs. F. Roberts, fashion show chairmen; Mrs. F. Lamphier, luncheon Mrs. William Stehly, reservation and tickets; Mrs. John Larson, purchasing; Mrs. Carl Palm and Mrs. B. Jordan, luncheon and memorial Mrs. Lee Freiberg, table setting Mrs. Donald May, decoration Miss June Carter, music; Mr. Frank Braddock, special prize Doctor to Speak At P-TA Meeting The executive board of Thomas Jefferson P-TA met with Mr. George McGill with Mrs. Phillip Bird presiding. It was planned to have Dr. Edward Bloxom of Fuerton as speaker at the general meeting March 12. He will discuss health and nutrition. It was also planned to have reports from each chairman on PATIO RECEPTION followed the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Carter last night.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Single Ring Services Unite Josephine Minnick-Frank Carter Charming simplicity marked the single ring services last evening which united Miss Josephine Minnick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Minnick of E. Katella rd., and Frank L. Carter, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Carter of Ashland, Oregon. Setting for the nuptials was the attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bruns on S. Los Angeles st. The Rev. Al Casebeer officiated. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a skipper blue suite with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. Matron of honor was Mona Stover who wore a gold knit suit with a gardenia corsage. Reception was held in the patio of the Bruns home with Miss Jymmie Hurley in charge of the guest book. Others assisting were Mrs. Charles Githens, Miss Mary Lou Love and Miss Mary Dougherty. Miss Helen Wier was pianist. The bride's mother wore a black crepe print dress with a gardenia corsage and the bridegroom's mother wore a checked suit with Helpers Guild Sees Slides Helpers Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church met yesterday in the parish hall following Communion service. The Rev. John Kimball Saville showed colored slides, the first in a series entitled, "Ministry of Jesus." Sandwich luncheon was served at noon by hostess, Mrs. Helpers Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church met yesterday in the parish hall following Communion service. The Rev. John Kimball Saville showed colored slides, the first in a series entitled, "Ministry of Jesus." Sandwich luncheon was served at noon by hostess, Mrs. John Henry. Mrs. Frank Garrett presided over the business meeting. BOY OR GIRL?—Despite all the platinum hair, etc., the one in middle is a boy. Police arrested trio as they hitchhiked through Mephis, Tenn., enroute to New Orleans. Identified by police as Dale Evank, Bob Bartolotti and John Cochanos, all of Chicago.—(Associated Press photo) BEGIN WITH DRY RUNS—Mills College students, dressed for the occasion, practice on snowless campus hockey field at Oakland, Cal., in preparation for mountain ski trip. Boniface Altar Society-P-TA Present Luncheon and Fashion Show Mrs. Robert Merrick, door prize and Mrs. Elmer Thill, table arrangements. Hostesses for the party are Mrs. Braddock, Mrs. May and Mrs. LeVecke. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. Tri-Hi-Y Group Gives Shower At the girls Tri-Hi-Y club meetings this week plans were made for the Father-Daughter banquet March 18 and the Cinderella Ball to be held at the Ebell Club March 29. Last week the Junior Tri-U club honored Beverly Curtis, one of their leaders, with a bridal shower at the home of Caroline Lenz, giving her crystal in the pattern she is saving. This week they enjoyed the use of the trampoline at the Y. The senior Live Yers had a business meeting and heard an interesting report from Leah Gerber on her trip to the national convention in Cleveland, O., last summer. Mrs. Nan Moore urged all the girls to attend the older girls conference at Hollywood March 14, 15 and 16. Junior QYT's enjoyed a ham-burger fry at the Y building with a meeting afterwards to address postcards and work on plans for a fashion show in April. Sophomore Zi-Chi-Phi club met to hear the experiences of the delegates to the Model Legislature in Sacramnto recently. Speakers were Barbara Runn, Geertrud Auxiliary Bazaar Is Colorful Event A colorful bazaar, booths gaily decorated and a delightful lunch-eon followed by an afternoon of bridge and canasta marked the annual benefit bazaar of the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Medical association. Tables carried out the Daffy-Down Dilly theme of the bazaar with table-size centerpieces of glass pottery each holding a yellow daffodil. Prizes of a radio-clock, coffee-maker, card table and chair set and orchid plant were won by: Mrs. Walter Saul, Santa Ana; Mrs. Clarence Sprague, Santa Ana; Mrs. Al Dutzi, Anaheim; and Mrs. L. F. Whittaker, Huntington Beach. Numerous lovely door prizes also were awarded. Greeting guests as they arrived were Mrs. Samuel Gendel, first vice-president, and wives of advisory board members; Mmes. Arthur J. Nies, L. E. Wilson, and C. M. Harwood. The auxiliary is most proud of each member who in any way helped to make the bazaar so successful. Those who worked behind the scenes on tables, tickets, prizes, reservations; also those who made lovely hand-made articles and home-made foods, each in her effort helped to make the bazaar financially successful to carry on nursing scholarships. Mrs. Carl J. Paul, chairman and Mrs. Joseph Trico, co-chairman were ably assisted by committee members: Mmes. William Calvy, Nels J. Thysell, G. Emmett Raitt, Norman Rattlett. During the business meetings were given on the briefing held at the H Presbyterian church. P-TA Meeting executive board of Thomas P-TA met with Mrs. McGill with Mrs. Phillip insiding. It was planned to Edward Bloxom of Ful-ras speaker at the general March 12. He will discuss and nutrition. also planned to have re-room/each chairman on araphed sheet to be pre-nt the meeting. A hot dog will be held at the school and a dental survey will on April 16. Sophomore Zi-Chi-Phi club met to hear the experiences of the delegates to the Model Legislature in Sacramnto recently. Speakers were Barbara Ryan, Gretchen Glover, Shirley Pannier and Jan Larson. Yvonne Fitz presided. For Health, Eat California Fruit Executive board of the club of the Presbyterian met at the home of Mr. Russell Hess with John dred Seapy as co-hosts. eight members enjoyed a ner. During the business mo ports were given on the briefing held at the Presbyterian church. Attending stayed to Louis Evans, founder of C. Ferree, B. R. Berkhaun ter Saul, Emmett Pettis. hair, etc., the one in they hitchhiked through Identified by police as hanos, all of Chicago. GAS If you still dry your lau working much too hard matic gas clothes dryer doors—that dries them of minutes—that's read night, rain or shine. Tossing wet laundry clothes dryer is as easy hamper. You set the co or ironing-damp, whi ling. 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