anaheim-gazette 1953-02-22

Anaheim Gazette 3 SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 22, 1951 ANAHEIM, DALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 Thomas Jefferson P-TA Meets To Honor Past Presidents Thomas Jefferson PTA met this week with President Mrs. Fred Krasstel presiding and Mrs. Fred Boyer reading the minutes of the previous meeting. The meeting with the theme, "Tribute to Those in Families Who Have Served PTA" was opened with a prayer led by Robert Shanks. Girl Scouts troop led the flag salute with Suzanne Watkins as flag bearer and Linda Hatfield and Donna Lou Elliott, color guards. Mrs. Margaret Haugh acted as program chairman in the absence of Mrs. Robert Rees, who was ill. Mothersingers from Washington school in La Habra, presented a song and costume skit, and a "Founder's day" playlet written by Sylvia Douglas, was given by members of Thomas Jefferson PTA, who were Miss Ruth Will, Mar. Jack Mason, Mrs. Fred Boyer, Mrs. Clyde Dunton and Mrs. Don Burton. In the absence of Mrs. E. E. Blankmeyer, Mrs. Phillip Bud presented Mrs. Leavitt Ford with a life membership pin. The teachers each received a yellow and blue corsage from Mrs. Margaret Haugh. Mrs. Phillip Bird and Mrs. Guy Holman were honored as past presidents. Mrs. Harold Fellbaum was appointed to serve on the nominating committee for council. Floyd Boyer, vice president; Mrs. Sandoval, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert Rees, recording secretary; Mrs. Gladys Langson, treasurer; Miss Andrey Vall, historian; Mrs. Fred Krostell, parliamentarian, and Mrs. Fred Grupe, auditor. Blue and yellow flowers and candles decorated the refreshment tables. In charge of refreshments were Mrs. Sandoval, Mrs. Fellbaum, Mrs. Robert Perryman and Mrs. Burton. Mrs. Phillip Bird poured. The new public address system was used for the first time. Room count was won by Mrs. Ann Davis' second grade. Mothers of second grade pupils who served in the kitchen were the Mmes. Richard Johnson, Melba De Vilbiss, Betty Fox, Jack Mason, Ernest Daniels and Mrs. Don Burton. By JOANN FAUST George Washington's birthday Hawaiian Party Compliments Pair On Birthdays A bit of colorful Hawaii was transplanted in the parish house of St. Michael's church Friday evening when the Ralph Roulands and Mrs. Flora Snbwden entertained in honor of the birthdays of the Rouland's daughter, Doris Jean, and Mrs. Snowden's son, Ronnie. The palish house was festive with decorations of fishnet, bright flowers, leis and shells, and made a striking background for the gay print dresses and sarongs of the girls, and bright Hawaiian skirts and balboa blues worn by the boys. Doris and Ronnie presented each guest with a lei and a traditional island greeting. Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening in addition to three solo dances by Bettie Ulrich, well known local Hawaiian dancer. A great deal of gaiety resulted when gaily colored balloons were tied on the boys' ankles, for the dance which was to decide the couple to be chosen king and queen, Goldie Barchinger and Bill Lattin, who came through with the only intact balloon were escorted up a flower bedecked ramp leading to the stage where they were crowned king and queen. Favors were clever little nut cups made from mussle shells and small palm trees. Jello, ice cream and cake in rainbow hues were served in plates of harmonizing colors, with Hawaiian punch and coffee. The guests of honor sat on the floor, island fashion, to open their many gifts, amid much hilarity and amusing comments. Also present, in addition to the 38 school friends of the honored pair were the Rev. John K. Saville, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. William Shira. By JOANN FAUST George Washington's birthday was well celebrated this weekend, and will be continued Monday by hundreds of fun seeking, vacationing students from the campus of AUHS. "All aboard," bright and early for 12 Anaheim students Wednesday, as they left for the annual Youth and Government "Model Legislature," to be held in Sacramento. Elected lieutenant governor of the legislative body is Phil Wright who will preside over the senate. Other students accompanying Phil Wright were senators, Shirley Pannier and Kevin Stanton; assemblymen, Geri Glover, Gretchen Decker, Charlyn Schmidt and Jan Larson and delegates-in-training, Reynette Wallace, Ann Betts, Glenda Munginson, Jim Moore, and Bob Stebbins. Accompanying the delegation was Mrs. Nan More, girls' YMCA secretay. "Calico Sock Hop" is the theme of the dance to be sponsored by the Commercial will be held in May. The dance will be kept in theme of May day and sock hop. Chairmen of the committees are as follows: advertisement, Margie Boyd; music, Darlene Fitz; decorations, Yvonne Fuller; tickets. May Young; and refreshments, Carolyn Lenz. The dance will be held in the girls' gym, and prizes will be awarded to the wearer of the loudest sox. Tears, joys, and happiness will appear on the faces of many AU seniors who will graduate this June 11 in the city park. A senior graduation committee of AUHS met last week to start making plans for the graduation activities for the class. A group of approximately 30 students, headed by Mr. Demaree, will help select the activities, robes and commencement activities in June. National assemblies brought to AUHS last Monday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen, who are sound effects people on radio shows, television and movies. Katella P-TL Hears Address Given By John Hayes John Hayes, assistant superintendent of county schools addressed the Katella P-TL on "Reporting to Parents," at the regular meeting of the League last week. Mrs. Austin Fordyce, president, appointed Mrs. Fran Schoor, Mrs. Ruth Liebe and Mrs. Lydia Hock to the nominating committee. Under the direction of Mrs. Jean Young, the seventh and eighth grade glee club sang "Pale Moon" and "Come to the Fair." Mrs. Edna Osumi served as chairman for the fifth grade mothers, who were tea hostesses. Room count was won by the mothers of the third grade. The March 17 P-TL meeting is to be a dessert luncheon, featuring a children's fashion show in the school auditorium. Fashions will be presented by the SQR store of Anaheim. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 MEMBERS OF TWO PROMINENT California families are shown in the Anaheim home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Emil Schumacher of this city and Balboa, when they announced the engagement of their daugher, Nelda Louise, to Phillip Quarré of San Francisco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald George Quarré of Paicines, Calif., at an informal family dinner Friday evening. Pictured L. to R. are Jacob Emil Schumacher, Mrs. Quarré, Phillip, Nelda Louise, Mrs. Schumacher, and Oswald George Quarré. The marriage is planned for midsummer. (Gazette photo) E. Schumachers Announce Engagement of Nelda Louise Fellowship Club Plans Services For Good Friday The Fellowship club of Zion Lutheran church met in the church parish hall Friday. ELLEN BLANCHE NE Engagement Revealed at Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. nounced the engagement o daughter, Ellen Blanche, t ald Karraker, son of Mr. and John A. Karraker of S when they entertained with illy dinner in their home i flower. Red roses, tiny love and red hearts were used veal the news. Dinner guests were M Mrs. Karraker, daughter, A son, Dickle; Mrs. Marie maternal grandmother o Neal, and her great uncle Eckert of Hansen st. Mr. and Mrs. Karraker o mented the bride-elect late a valentine party. A Ma E. Schumachers Announce Engagement of Nelda Louise to Phillip Quarre at Gay Event Exciting news, linking the names of two prominent California families, was revealed last evening at an 8 o'clock campagne supper given by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Emil Schumacher of Anaheim and Balboa, in their Anaheim home, 717 Clementine st. Occasion for charming event was to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Nelda Louise, to Phillip Quarre, son of Mr. and Oswald George Quarre, formerly of San Francisco, but at event making their home on ranch at Palcines, Calif. Soft harmonizing shades of lavender and silver gray were used in the buffet table appointments. Entering the table were two live birds in a silver cage to whichauffant satin ribbon, bearing names of the engaged couple attached. Assisting the hosts were Mr. and J. R. Golden, sister of Nelda; and Mrs. Oswald George Quarre, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Quarre, brothers of Phillip. House guests of the Schuchers for the occasion were Mr. Mrs. Oswald G. Quarre of Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. O. Quarree, Jr. of San Fernando Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Quarre, brothers of Phillip. Receiving the guests Miss Schucher wore a jeweled organza of an exquisite coral shade, and a corsage of white orchids; Schumacher's gown was of the taffeta in an eggplant tone, with a white orchid, and Quarre was gowned in a sap-dyed Barrathea, accented with a white orchid corsage. School and club affiliations of the bride-elect are Marwyood high school for girls, San Francisco College for Women, University of Southern California, Alpha Delta Pi, Ticktockers and Trojan Junior auxiliary. Miss Schumacher is a member of a well known Orange county family, being the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John L. Schumacher and the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weber, all early Orange county settlers. The bridegroom-elect's school and club affiliations are St. Ignasius-high school, Santa Clara university, University of Southern California, Chi Phi and Alpha Kappa Psi, a member of the "Batchelors" of San Francisco and served in the United States navy in World war II. He is a third generation San Franciscoan and a direct descendant of the Bandini and Carrillo families, a grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Emil Quarre, and the late Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. Mohun of San Francisco; a nephew of Mrs. Gladys Knapp of Pacific Palisades, and the Brooke Mohuns of Beverly Hills. The date of the wedding has been set for mid-summer. Fellowship Club Plans Services For Good Friday The Fellowship club of Zion Lutheran church met in the church parish hall Friday. The meeting was opened with a prayer led by Myrel Royer, and a discussion was held on plans for services to be conducted in the Fox theatre at noon on Good Friday. It was decided that the club would sponsor an Easter breakfast, and to serve refreshments after the 4 p.m. services on April 19, in honor of the 50th anniversary. THE S. STORE HOURS: 9:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Jweedies ALLURING FOOTWEAR See "The NEW in SHOES" for Spring featuring SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, COATS & FORMALS CUSTOM MADE FOR YOU 433 W. CENTER • ANAHEIM • SUITE 4 • PHONE 6905 IT'S coming Soon OUR but Expansion SALE! The Anaheim Gazette for Date ON'S FLOOR COVERING No. Los Angeles—Phone 3335 in SHOES" for Spring The HYLAS A very smart dress pump . . . in patent or calf: . . . red, blue or black calf, or black patent . . . 12.95 footwear, street floor THE SO FREE PAR Opal Walter Complimented With Testimonial Dinner More than 100 members of VFW posts and auxillaries attended a testimonial dinner given in the Elks club Wednesday evening. Feb. 18, by Anaheim Auxiliary No. 3173 in honor of Opal Walter, department president of California. Distinguished guests were escorted to the dining room by Elmo Richards, conductor of the local auxiliary and her assistants. Table decorations carried a theme of red and white, with candles in the two colors placed in cherry tree logs, in honor of George Washington's birthday. Similar logs with hatchets were used as favors, and arrangements of baby breath and cherries centered each table. A large bouquet of white stock and Dutch iris with red satin ribbon decorated the guest of honor's table. Bessie Poetz and Emma Daniel were in charge of the decorations. During the dinner hour, a background of music was provided by the Anaheim union high school string ensemble. Members of the ensemble are Albert Von Kloverson, Nancy Lee Cummings, Robert Garrison, Mary Lou Love, Nancy Berthelmes, Peggy Kohlenberger, and Wendell Kaylor. Dorothy Bradley, program chairman, introduced Deloris Gardino who sang three solos, accompanied by Frances Cowel, and Dan and Judy De Beverick who played several accordion duets. Alma Gage, general chairman, introduced the distinguished guests who were Ruby Stroh Godbeey, national guard; Mary McFall department junior vice president; Marlan Walker, department conductress; Rita Ridell, assistant conductress; Helen Hobbs, president of the local 2nd district Irene Timmings, junior vice president of the 2nd district; Hazel Maus, 6th district president; Thelma Gall, 7th district president; Edna Clayton, department community service chairman; Vivian Jones, department press and radio chairman; Hobart Scott, commander of the 2nd district; Heald Cousina, Orange county commissioner; Ralph Aldrich, commander of the local post; Emma Heckman, president of the local auxiliary. Anaheim Garden Club Meets with Rev. and Mrs. Cowan The Rev. and Mrs. James Cowee, N. East st., were hosts this week to the Anaheim Garden club for a 7:30 p.m. dessert course. The refreshment table was lovely with a centerpiece of red camellias and red candles, in honor of George Washington's birthday. Guests enjoyed pictures shown by Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Barrows, taken by them on their trip to Europe last year. "FREE MUSIC LESSONS WITH ALL GUITARS" John A. Karraker of Stanton, when they entertained with a family dinner in their home in Bellflower. Red roses, tiny love birds and red hearts were used to recal the news. Dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Karraker, daughter, Ann and Dickie; Mrs. Marie Eckert, maternal grandmother of Miss Real, and her great uncle, Ted Keckert of Hansen st. Mr. and Mrs. Karraker complimented the bride-elect later, with a valentine party. A May wedding is being planned. Hearts" was played during the special hour, with prizes going to Mrs. May Linger, Mrs. Charles McGinnis, Mrs. Alma Tyler, and Royer. 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