anaheim-gazette 1953-06-18

Helen Mitchell Installed Altrusa Club President with Slate of New Officers One of the highest honors that can come to a business or professional woman in Anaheim was conferred upon Helen Mitchell recently when she became president of the Anaheim Altrusa club. Installation ceremonies were held at the Optimist clubhouse with Pearl Wagoner officiating. With the motto, "patriotism, efficiency and service," the Altrusa International is a classified service club for executive and professional women. The club program is directed toward the interest of others, the word "Altrusa" coming from the Latin, meaning "of others." Emphasis is placed upon the worthwhile things of life—truth, sincerity, loyalty, according to Mrs. Mitchell. She explains, "These are all intangible qualities but results are made usable through our lives when we add to these qualities, faith in good service and goodwill to mankind." The Anaheim chapter was formed in July 1947 and has 43 members. Business Executive Having been an active club member and in business in this city for the past four years, Helen Mitchell was elected president by popular vote. With her husband, Lester Mitchell, she operates Mitchell's Gift Shop, Treasure House of Gifts, at 239 W. Center street. Mrs. Mitchell has had wide business experience before coming to Anaheim. She has one son, Bill Dorgeloh, who graduated from AUHS this year. He will attend Whittier college in the fall. Mrs. Mitchell is active in chamber of commerce affairs and attends the Christian church. Other New Officers Officers installed with Helen Mitchell were Marguerite Coons, vice-president; Dorothy Dickenson, second vice-president; Penny Palin, recording secretary; Nan Moore, corresponding secretary; Betty Watkins, treasurer; Kathryn Wheeler, parliamentarian; Bernice Bouas, Vernice Hill, Marlan Anderson, board members. Helen Mitchell named two committee heads to take over the work of each of the four separate phases of the Altrusa program. Altrusa information, which keeps the local club informed of news of club work throughout the world is headed by Edith Holsinger and Kathryn Ringwald. Vocational guidance will be headed by Agnes Criss and Elcee Hodson. Committee chairmen for international relations will be Helen Shriver and Jackie Clemmer who will engage prominent speakers in this field and direct funds for grants and aid scholarships for foreign students coming to the country to study. Public affairs will be handled by Cal Rogers and Roberta McFarland who will direct the civic responsibilities at the local level. Committee Chairmen Other committee chairmen named by Mrs. Mitchell were Alice Sowder and Faye Collins membership; Lillian Rogers and Lois Whittington, classification Carrie Lou Sutherland and Marie Guerite Coons, extension; Agnus Criss publicity; Bernadine Seir historian; Sybil Ring, Marty Steichen and Velma William ways and means; Betty Watkin Blanche Gilbert and Vernice Hill finance and budget; Penny Palin reservations; Vernice Hill, auditor; Carmen Lizarraga, amenities Helen Kaulbars, Hildred Ferreiro Marie Roquet and Helen Krupp project; Reba Brown, Claire Laisen and Dorothy Ford, election Pearl Wagoner, Hildred Ferreiro and Thela Reagan, city beautification; Bernice Bouas and Dorothy Ford, guest book; Marie Poulet, Blanche Gilbert and Wilfred Watts, hospitality; Lillie Rogers and Alice Wilkinson, keeper of Abigail; Helen Krupp and Shirley Dougan, mystery package. Coming Events The Altrusa International convention will be held at the Statue Hotel in Los Angeles, July 19 through the 23rd. Marguerite Coons and Helen Mitchell will g Business Executive Having been an active club member and in business in this city for the past four years, Helen Mitchell was elected president by popular vote. With her husband, Lester Mitchell, she operates Mitchell's Gift Shop, Treasure House of Gifts, at 239 W. Center Surprise Personal Shower in San Marino Honors Nelda Schumacher Miss Nelda Schumacher was recently honored at a surprise personal shower given by Mrs. Lawrence Ridge Guild II in the San Marino home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Diamond. Miss Joyce Diamond assisted. The guests had received clever invitations designed by Mrs. Guild to a surprise old fashioned party and so arrived in old fashioned costumes ranging from the gay 90’s to the flapper days. Miss Schumacher arrived under the impression that she was attending a going-away party for Mrs. Guild’s husband, Larry, and was completely surprised by the shower. During the evening a fashion show was held with each of the guests modeling their costume for an old fashioned trousseau. They then staged an old time sewing bee and embroidered their names on a linen luncheon set. This was presented to the guest of honor. The party adjourned to the living room which was beautifully appointed in the bridal theme with miniature wedding party of dolls complete under an umbrella. Miss Schumacher here opened many exquisite gifts for her trousseau. Buffet supper followed, served from a table decorated in the bridal theme complete with a heart shaped cake inscribed with the couple’s name and their wedding date. Guests were: Mesdames E. E. Bruce, Eugene Charles, Thomas Brown, Frank Hutchinson, Willard Monteith, J. L. Reed, J. E. Schumacher (mother of the bride-elect) and J. R. Golden (sister of the bride-elect). Misses Peggy Ganahl, Edith Grinnan, Virginia Giese, Audrey Lorton, Marilyn Brain, Catharine Campion, Charlotte McAllister, Cordelia McAllister, Jacqueline Logan, Joyce Diamond and Miss Schumacher. Miss Schumaker was also recently honored by Mrs. Jay L. Reed II at a luncheon and kitchen shower held at the Balboa Bay club. Mrs. Reed was assisted by her mother, Mrs. P. E. Fluor. Davidson Return From Eastern Trip Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davidson, 550 S. Illinois St., Anaheim, have just returned from a vacation trip They flew to Washington, D.C., on April 27, then toured the East by train, stopping at Philadelphia, Niagara Falls, New York City, Boston and Chicago. At Washington, the Davidson heard Senator Thomas Kuchel speak in the Senate. On the return trip they spent three weeks with Mrs Davidson’s mother and father, Mr and Mrs W W Morris of Des Moines, Iowa. Davidson, former proprietor of the Superior Radio and Music store, retired from active business last year. Remember Dad with a gift as faithful as he is Guests were: Mesdames E. E. Bruce, Eugene Charles, Thomas Brown, Frank Hutchinson, Willard Monteith, J. L. Reed, J. E. Schumacher (mother of the bride-elect) and J. R. Golden (sister of the bride-elect). Misses Peggy Ganahl, Edith Grinnan, Virginia Giese, Audrey Dear Editor: ...the letters start. Then from all over the free world come such comments as these from readers of THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, an international daily newspaper: "The Monitor is must reading for straight-thinking people." "I returned to school after a lapse of 18 years. I will get my degree from the college, but my education comes from the Monitor." "The Monitor gives me ideas for my work." "I truly enjoy its company." You too, will find the Monitor informative, with complete world news. You will discover a constructive viewpoint in every news story. 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The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bradley of Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henning of Anaheim, are parents of the groom. The bride wore a gown of white satin and lace without adornment and carried a bouquet of stephanotis and orchids. Her finger-tip length veil was held in place by a small white cap. Attending the bride were Miss Jane Smallley and Miss Nancy Fritsche who wore pastel gowns of taffeta with overskirts of nylon net and carried bouquets of lavender and yellow gladiol. In a matching gown of yellow satin and net, little Susan Henning scattered rose petals in front of the bride as flower girl. Serving as best man was the groom's brother, William Henning and ushers were Gilbert Henning, brother of the bridegroom and Henry Pherris, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Solloist was Mrs. Robert Walters who sang "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Keith Gerrish and Mrs. Robert Walters assisted at the reception which followed the ceremony. The bride's mother wore an ensemble of navy blue with pink accessories. The bridegroom's mother chose navy blue accented with white. For her going-away attire, the bride wore a blue suit with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. Since the bridegroom is in the navy and was not granted an extended leave, the couple drove immediately to San Diego where he is attending electrician school. Mr and Mrs. Henning are now making their home at 3021 Poe street in San Diego. Toastmistresses Hold Meeting The fifth formal meeting of Northrop-Anaheim Toastmistresses was held last Thursday at Melony Inn, Fullerton. Presiding was Julie Richison, vice president. Etta Estes was in charge of table topics. Speakers included Jerry Moddelmog and Ella Mae Morris. The former was awarded best speech Remember Father — June 21 For a BETTER BUY in DIAMONDS SEE US. AUHS Co-eds Bi-Farewell to High School Day A farewell dinner party given by Carolyn Lenz, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Henn Lenz, last Tuesday evening at 9402 South Placentia ave. theme was "farewell to high school days" and the ning was shared by seventeen eds of this year's graduation day of AUHS. The dinner table was gaily decorated with pastel colors, gold predominating and each girl received a flower favor. The spent the evening autographing each other's high school books, a traditional ceremony the graduating class. Enjoying the party were Lutz, Drusetta Martin, Judy Wicker, Velva Brookman, M Carter, Pat Dear, Mary Dougerty, Doris Ungrath, Sally Tay Marilyn Schimming, Luella phensdon, Ann Risner, Betty born, Myrna Lewellyn, Dorre Harryman and Barbara Gallow. Carolyn plans to attend Fulton Junior college in the fall. Toastmistresses Hold Meeting The fifth formal meeting of Northrop-Anaheim Toastmistresses was held last Thursday at Melony Inn, Fullerton. 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