anaheim-gazette 1953-08-13

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Eisele-Christensen Wedding Rites Held Aug. 1 in Santa Ana Church The First Christian church of Santa Ana was the scene of a pretty wedding on August first when Miss Mary Jo Eisele of Brea exchanged vows with Sam Christenson of Anaheim. The Rev. Gerald Bash performed the ceremony in the sanctuary which was decorated with huge spray of white gladioli. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eisele of Brea, was given in marriage by her father. She wore a ballerina length wedding gown of organdy lace with tight fitting bodice and high neckline. The gown was fashioned with tiny cap sleeves and a bouffant skirt. The bride's blond hair was worn Greecian style and caught up with a double strand of pearls which held in place a short white veil. She wore matching pearls at her throat. Thebridal bouquet was of white orchids and illies of the valley arranged on a white Bible. The bride's only attendant was Mrs. Terry Oliver as Matron of Honor. She was beautifully gowned in blue taffeta with matching blue cap. Anaheim Bride-groom The bride-groom is the son of the late Sam Christenson and Mrs. Christenson of 13921 Country Lane in Anaheim. He was attended by Claude Touchstone as best man and his nephews Larry and Tom. wedding cake. The cake was an unusually beautiful confection of pure white decorated with pastel roses and spun sugar wedding bells. The bride's mother wore a full skirted organdy summer ensemble in pastels with a white hat, and the mother of the bridegroom chose a navy sheer afternoon dress with pink accessories. Both mothers wore corsages of pink rosebuds. For a wedding trip to Santa Barbara and Sequoia, the bride exchanged her bridal gown for a modish navy blue suit trimmed in white. She wore white accessories and an orchid from her bridal bouquet. The new Mrs. Christenson is a graduate of Brea High school and attended Fullerton Junior college where she was a member of Phi Alpha Omega sorority. Her husband graduated from Hollywood High school and is a sophomore at Fullerton Junior college. He is president of the Hornet Knights. His education was interrupted by four years of service in the U.S. Navy, a portion of which was spent in Korea. He plans to complete his education at San Jose State College. The couple are now at home at 1560 W. Commonwealth in Fullerton. Rinehart-Heath Taken in Rites Same In the garden of Capilla de la Antonio, Miss Wanda Emily Rinehart exchanged marriage vow with Logan James Heath at eight o'clock on Saturday evening. The Rev. Frank E. Butterworth of White Temple Methodist church officiated before an altar bank with chrysanthemums, yellow gladioli, and larkspur. While streamered candles provided light for the impressive outdoor ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rinehart 508 So. Citron st. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Heath of Phoenix, Arizona. Bridal Gown Miss Rinehart was given marriage by her father. She wore a waftz length gown fashioned handmade lace over taffeta. Its tails were a high, scalloped neckline, long, close fitting sleeve and a very full skirt. Her tuille veil of finger-length was held in place by a lace headpiece. She carried a lace bouquet of stephanotis center with an orchid of pure white. The bride was attended by maid of honor Miss Marilyn Smith who wore a ballerina length gown carried a basket of yellow gladiolus of aqua net. Her full skirt was designed with embroidered paneling. A matching jacket with an embroidered collar completed her costume. Wearing an identical gown with bridesmaid Robyn Wilsey, The bride's only attendant was Mrs. Terry Oliver as Matron of Honor. She was beautifully gowned in blue taffeta with matching blue cap. Anaheim Bride-groom The bride-groom is the son of the late Sam Christenson and Mrs. Christenson of 13921 Country Lane in Anaheim. He was attended by Claude Touchstone as best man and his nephews Larry and Tom Landweer were ushers. Violin and organ music provided a lovely background for the nuptial rites. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church social hall which was adorned with floral bouquets, white streamers and wedding bells for the occasion. The newly married couple received best wishes from sixty relatives and close friends who attended, and then cut the first wedge from a three tiered band graduated from Hollywood High school and is a sophomore at Fullerton Junior college. He is president of the Hornet Knights. His education was interrupted by four years of service in the U.S. Navy, a portion of which was spent in Korea. He plans to complete his education at San Jose State College. The couple are now at home at 1560 W. Commonwealth in Fullerton. William Gatjens Dies in Home William Gatjena, 83, a long-time resident of Anaheim, died Aug. 4 at his home, 122719 Lincoln ave. Funeral services were held Thursday at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary with the Rev. A. J. Casebeer officiating. Interment was made in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. SO SMART ... for every occasion! For Gayer Brighter Rooms The Famous DURHAM Card Tables • Add charm and gaiety to your entertaining with folding Durham card tables in lovely colors — Cranberry Red or Lime tops with Putty Gray frames, and Cranberry Red or Jonquil Yellow tops with Ebony Black frames. Tops are washable and frames are enameled headpiece. She carried a lace bouquet of stephanotis centerpiece with an orchid of pure white. The bride was attended by maid of honor Miss Marilyn Smith who wore a ballerina length gown and carried a basket of yellow gladiolus oil of aqua net. Her full skirt was designed with embroidered panes. A matching jacket with an embroidered collar completed her costume. Wearing an identical gown was bridesmaid Robyn Wilsey, she too, carried a basket of yellow gladiolus. Best man was Bill Sims Phoenix, Arizona. The bride brothers, Bill and Ted Rinehart were ushers. Organist for the nuptial rite was Mrs. Clara Faust. She placed wedding marches and accompanied Mrs. Edith Shuman who sang "How Do I Love Thee" "Through The Years", and finally on bended knees, "The Lord Prayer". Garden Reception More than 100 guests attend the garden reception which flowed the Ceremony on grounds of Capilla de San Antonio. The newly married pair cut the first pieces of cake from a robedecked three tiered wedding cake. Assisting in the serving were Miss Nelsyne French and Miss A dell Harrison. The bride's sister-in-law, Barbara, was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Charles Rinehart, the bride's mother, wore a gown. Shower Honors Bride-Elect Wanda Rinehart Miss Wanda Rinehart who came the bride of Logan Head on Saturday was honored with nuptial shower a few days before the ceremony by Miss Marilyn Smith. The shower was given at the Smith home at 545 S. Citroen. The home was tastefully decorated with pink and white summer blossoms, and the brick theme extended to the refreshment table. Guests enjoyed individual white frosted cakes decorated with miniature umbrellas. These were served with brick cream, assorted nuts in fan cups, and coffee. No special games were played during the evening because the guests were predominantly schooled on flowers and lilies of the valley arranged on a white Bible. The bride's only attendant was Mrs. Terry Oliver as Matron of Honor. She was beautifully gowned in blue taffeta with matching blue cap. Anaheim Bride-groom The bride-groom is the son of the late Sam Christenson and Mrs. Christenson of 13921 Country Lane in Anaheim. He was attended by Claude Touchstone as best man and his nephews Larry and Tom Landweer were ushers. Violin and organ music provided a lovely background for the nuptial rites. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church social hall which was adorned with floral bouquets, white streamers and wedding bells for the occasion. The newly married couple received best wishes from sixty relatives and close friends who attended, and then cut the first wedge from a three tiered band graduated from Hollywood High school and is a sophomore at Fullerton Junior college. He is president of the Hornet Knights. His education was interrupted by four years of service in the U.S. Navy, a portion of which was spent in Korea. He plans to complete his education at San Jose State College. The couple are now at home at 1560 W. Commonwealth in Fullerton. William Gatjena, 83, a long-time resident of Anaheim, died Aug. 4 at his home, 122719 Lincoln ave. Funeral services were held Thursday at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary with the Rev. A. J. Casebeer officating. Interment was made in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. SO SMART ... for every occasion! For Gayer Brighter Rooms The Famous DURHAM Card Tables • Add charm and gaiety to your entertaining with folding Durham card tables in lovely colors — Cranberry Red or Lime tops with Putty Gray frames, and Cranberry Red or Jonquil Yellow tops with Ebony Black frames. Tops are washable and frames are enameled headpiece. She carried a lace bouquet of stephanotis centerpiece with an orchid of pure white. The bride was attended by maid of honor Miss Marilyn Smith who wore a ballerina length gown and carried a basket of yellow gladiolus oil of aqua net. Her full skirt was designed with embroidered panes. A matching jacket with an embroidered collar completed her costume. Wearing an identical gown was bridesmaid Robyn Wilsey, she too, carried a basket of yellow gladiolus. Best man was Bill Sims Phoenix, Arizona. The bride brothers, Bill and Ted Rinehart were ushers. Organist for the nuptial rite was Mrs. Clara Faust. She placed wedding marches and accordion panied Mrs. Edith Shuman who sang "How Do I Love Thee" "Through The Years", and finally on bended knees, "The Lord Prayer". Garden Reception More than 100 guests attend the garden reception which flowed the Ceremony on grounds of Capilla de San Anton. The newly married pair cut the first pieces of cake from a robedecked three tiered wedding cake. Assisting in the serving were Miss Nelsyne French and Miss A dell Harrison. The bride's sister-in-law, Barbara, was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Charles Rinehart, the bride's mother, wore a gown. Shower Honors Bride-Elect Wanda Rinehart Miss Wanda Rinehart who came the bride of Logan Head on Saturday was honored with nuptial shower a few days before the ceremony by Miss Marilyn Smith. The shower was given at the Smith home at 545 S. Citroen. The home was tastefully decorated with pink and white summer blossoms, and the brick theme extended to the refreshment table. Guests enjoyed individual white frosted cakes decorated with miniature umbrellas. These were served with brick cream, assorted nuts in fan cups, and coffee. No special games were played during the evening because the guests were predominantly schooled on flowers and lilies of the valley arranged on a white Bible. The Famous DURHAM Card Tables Add charm and gaiety to your entertaining with folding Durham card tables in lovely colors — Cranberry Red or Lime tops with Putty Gray frames, and Cranberry Red or Jonquil Yellow tops with Ebony Black frames. Tops are washable and frames are enameled steel. The smooth legs are double-braced and equipped with nickel floor glides. Frames have welded steel cross braces for added strength. These tables have so many uses — so many years of usefulness! You can buy more than one at our low price. Ideal gifts for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and other occasions. BUDGET TERMS Cheerfully Extended! "WE FINANCE ALL OUR OWN CONTRACTS" SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. Since 1867 featuring ... 14 SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENTS ...and a Staff of Skilled Decorators FREE PARKING (At Rear of Store) OPEN FRIDAYS 'til 9 P.M. 151 N. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim Phone Anaheim 2409 Reduce • HIPS • THIGH • TUMMY With The STAUFFER SYSTEM FREE Trial Treatment Staffer System 2023 North Main KI 3-7010 SANTA ANA Rinehart-Heath Marriage Vows kened in Rites Saturday Evening In the garden of Capilla de San Lojo, Miss Wanda Emily Rinehexchanged marriage vows Logan James Heath at eight at 6:30 on Saturday evening. Rev. Frank E. Butterworth white Temple Methodist church stated before an altar banked chrysanthemums, yellow lilies, and larkspur. White heared candles provided soft for the impressive outdoor cony. The bride is the daughter of and Mrs. Charles H. Rinehart, D. Citron st. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Logan of Phoenix, Arizona. Bridal Gown Rinehart was given in age by her father. She wore 12 length gown fashioned of made lace over taffeta. Its dewere a high, scalloped necklong, close fitting sleeves, very full skirt. The tulle veil of finger-tip was held in place by a lace piece. She carried a lacy net of stephanotis centered on orchid of pure white. The bride was attended by maid or Miss Marilyn Smith who was ballerina length gown and a basket of yellow gladiqua net. Her full skirt was used with embroidered panels. Matching jacket with an emered collar completed her neck. During an identical gown was maid Wanda Wilsey, and MRS. LOGAN JAMES HEATH rose lace with navy blue accessoriles. Mrs. Heath wore a Wedgewood blue dress of lightweight wool with white accessories. Both mothers wore lovely pink corsages made up of Carol Ambling rose-buds. For a wedding trip to Ensenada, Mexico, the bride wore a traveling suit of powder blue linen with a small white hat and accessories of black patent leather. Pinned to her lapel was the single white orchid of her wedding bouquet. Upon their return, the couple will make their home in Corona Women's Relief Corps Installs New Officials During installation ceremonies at a meeting of the A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps held recently in Odd Fellows Hall, Mrs. Lucy Alvord and Mrs. Betty Talset were installed color bearers. Mrs. Bessie Flitzpatrick conducted the rites, assisted by Mrs. Mary Mitchell. Mrs. Alice Robert, chairman of the hospital committee, describéd her visit to the Corona Naval hospital and told of the need for donations of musical instruments. She said that English ivy plants were also needed for landscaping the hospital grounds. Monthly relief activity reports revealed that members had donated a total of five weeks' time in nursing duty under the Red Cross program, had sent 72 cards, made 69 calls, sent 25 bouquets, spent $5 on flowers and $2 for child welfare. Two guests were introduced, Mrs. Ota Thompson of Fullerton and Mrs. Sarah Smith of Corvallis, Ore., who spoke briefly of the work done by the WRC in her city. A luncheon preceded the meeting. At that time, Mrs. Talset and Mrs. Olga Ballinger were given birthday honors, presented with a cake, and showered with cards. The highest peak in England is Ben Nevis in Scotland—4,406 feet. NDGW Lay Plans For Installation of New Officers A regular meeting of the N.D.G.W Daughters of the Golden West held Thursday evening at IOOF hall in Fullerton with Grace Moore presiding. The main business of the ming was to plan for the instition ceremony to be held on 20. A prominent local woman in Russell Renner, of 729 N.C., entine, will be seated as presidee at that time. The colorful mony will be open to the public and will begin at 8 p.m. During Thursday's business meeting, Irene Wilson and J. Elliot, visitors from Santa Fe were introduced. Members whose birthdays' celebrated in July were especihonored during the social when decorated birthday cake coffee were served. Elks' Steward Dies Friday Eugene D. Cahill, for the 11 years steward at Anaheim club, died last Friday at the age of 78. He was a native of Comicut. Private funeral services were held at Backs, Campbell and K bars mortuary Saturday with terment made in Fairhaven etery. She carried a lacy bride was attended by maid Miss Marilyn Smith who ballerina length gown and basket of yellow gladiator net. Her full skirt was adorned with embroidered panels. Watching jacket with an emerald collar completed her neck. During an identical gown was maid Robyn Wilsey, and carried a basket of yellow silk. Man was Bill Sims of Mix, Arizona. The bride's Mrs. Bill and Ted Rinehartushers. Unist for the nuptial rites Mrs. Clara Faust. She play-adding marches and accompanied Mrs. Edith Shuman who "How Do I Love Thee", though The Years", and finally ended knees, "The Lord's." Garden Reception More than 100 guests attended garden reception which followed the Ceremony on the sides of Capilla de San Antonio. Newly married pair cut the pieces of cake from a rose-faced three tiered wedding vesting in the serving were Welsyne French and Miss Arlarrison. The bride's sister Barbara, was in charge guest book. Charles Rinehart, the mother, wore a gown of power Honors Le-Elect Wanda Rinehart Wanda Rinehart who be the bride of Logan Heath Saturday was honored with a shower a few days before ceremony by Miss Marilyn. The shower was given at Smith home at 545 S. Citron. Home was tastefully decorated with pink and white sumi-glossoms, and the bridal extended to the refreshable. Guests enjoyed indie-white frosted cakes decor-with miniature umbrellas. Were served with brick ice assorted nuts in fancy and coffee. Special games were played the evening because the were predominantly school wood dress of lightweight wool with white accessories. Both mothers wore lovely pink corsages made up of Carol Ambling rose-buds. For a wedding trip to Ensenada, Mexico, the bride wore a traveling suit of powder blue linen with a small white hat and accessories of black patent leather. Pinned to her lapel was the single white orchid of her wedding bouquet. Upon their return, the couple will make their home in Corona del Mar. The new Mrs. Heath is a graduate of College of the Pacific where she was affiliated with Tau Kappa Kappa. Her husband is a graduate of Arizona State college where he was a member of Phil Kappa Alpha. He is presently associated with the Lumber Mill and Supply Company of Los Angeles. RANCH VISITORS Mrs. Raymond Terry and her two sons of 12361 E. 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