anaheim-gazette 1960-05-12

The Woman's World SECTION B—PAGE 8 Garden Clubs Hold Local Flower Show Members of the Anaheim Garden Club and the East Anaheim Garden Club combined their flower growing and flower arranging talents to produce one of the area's finest flower shows. Amateur joined professional in exhibiting blooms and turned the Anaheim Ebell Clubhouse into a floral paradise last week. CHAIRMAN for this beautiful and sweet-scented affair was Mrs. S. K. Watters, assisted by Mmes. Walter Ward, William P. Hall, Harold Franzen and H. T. Perry. Assisting in the judging were Mmes. L. H. Grigsby, Blanche Irvine, Malcolm MacPhearson and Armond Fevergeon. Refreshment hostesses for the show were Mmes. Curtis Reiber and B. R. Copeland. Mrs. Robert Bell Assisting in the judging were Mmes. L. H. Grigsby, Blanche Irvine, Malcolm MacPhearson and Armond Fevergeon. Refreshment hostesses for the show were Mmes. Curtis Reiber and B. R. Copeland. Mrs. Robert Bell Sorority Hostess Mrs. Robert Bell hostessed Upsilon Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority with W. J. Atherton presiding. Vice-president-elect Mrs. Samuel J. Butler announced the dates for pledge training schedule. First meeting will be May 26, at the home of Mrs. Butler, 1305 Gilbert, Anaheim. Remainder of the schedule dates will be announced at a later date. Cultural program was given by Mrs. Perry McCluskey and Mrs. Butler. Attending the meeting were Mmes. W. J. Atherton, George Cesped, Samuel Butler, Perry McCluskey, Robert Bell, Joe Lintz, Kenneth Mapes, Richard Starr. Guest attending was Mrs. K. Agte, Fullerton. Next meeting hostess will be Mrs. George Cesped, of 126 Midway Manor, Anaheim. WS Colorado Folk Plan All-Day Picnic Western Slope Colorado Natives will again hold their annual all-day picnic, May 15 at Anaheim City Park. Those attending should bring their lunch and table service. Free coffee will be served. SEE YOU THERE! B'nai B'rith Covenant Chapter will sponsor a gala Installation affair at Domino's Restaurant, 1731 S. Harbor Blvd. in Anaheim, Sunday, May 15th, states Mrs. Jay Wise, chairman. Mrs. David Harris, past president of District Women's Grand Lodge, District No. 4, will honor the group as Installing Officer. Mrs. Murray Balmages, past president of B'nai B'rith, will be assistant Installing Officer. Decorations and flowers will hance the event. From the witching hour from 7 p.m., p.m. cocktails and hors d'oeuf will be served. A deluxe, super steak dinner will then follow appeal to the gourmet's applause. Dinner will precede the Institution, followed by Domino't show and dancing. Donation be $5 per person and tickets be obtained at Domino's Retail at 6:30 p.m. or for rts tions contact the chairman, Jay Wise, at PR 2-4585, or co-chairman, Mrs. Arvey M at KE 5-5477. Tre public is dially invited. OFFICERS to-be installed BTK THE COMMUNITY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Every member of our staff is a neighbor of yours — a fellow-resident of this community. Sympathetic personal attention is assured every family who turns to us at time of bereavement. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 251 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Directions ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER Mr. and Mrs. Everett Burk, 732 Hawthorne, announced the engagement of their daughter, Georgia Ann (Jan), to Guy Lewis Bennett Jr. Twelve relatives were present at the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Cerney, 215 Charlene Terrace, to witness the betrothal announcement. The bride-elect graduated from Anaheim High School and is presently employed as a dental assistant. Bennett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bennett Sr. of Santa Ana. He is engaged in business with his father. The couple have planned an early fall wedding. Mrs. Elsie Sale and Mrs. Celia Rinehart of Anaheim were luncheon guests in the Thomas Zweifel home in Modjeska Canyon. The Anaheim Council of Church Women held a May Fellowship on May 6 at the West Anaheim Methodist Church. Anaheim was married May Narcie Ferreira of Cypress was honored at a luncheon by her aunt, Mrs. C. K. Adan Disneyland Hotel Gourmet taurant. Guests were Mrs. Frank C reira Jr., Mrs. Joe Neumann, Ralph Mitzel, Miss Deolinda reira, Miss Sharon Williams, Eva Soares. Also present Mrs. Winslow S. Adams, m of the bride, and Mrs. Fra Ferreira, mother of the gro An evening "hard-times" for couples is being planned Mrs. Patrick Outsen of An in behalf of the Delta G Alumnae Assn. She will be ed by Mrs. H. Don Har Those wishing information participation in the event call Mrs. Outsen, benefit man, at PR 4-5094. Travers K. Cushman after more than 33 years w i, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph Endsley of 626 N. to Eldon D. Paulson of Redlands at the "Little White April 30th . The couple plan to make their home in employed at Savon Drug, Santa Ana, and was associated Red Cross, for a short time. Gala Installation Dinner Decorations and flowers will encelec the event. From the beching hour from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. cocktails and hors d'oeuvres be served. A deluxe, supreme diner will then follow to realize the gourmet's appetite. Diner will precede the Installation followed by Domino't floor and dancing. Donation will be 15 per person and tickets may obtained at Domino's Restauat at 6:30 p.m. or for rtservasions contact the chairman, Mrs. Wise, at PR 2-4585, or the chairman, Mrs. Arvey Marks, KE 5-5477. Tre public is corny invited. President, Mrs. Jack Fogle; first vice-president, ways and means, Mrs. Arvey Marks; second vicepresident, program, Mrs. Jay Wise; third vice-president, membership, Mrs. Ralf Biester; financial secretary, Mrs. Lester Brown; corresponding secretary, Shirley Salmon; recording secretary, Mrs. Mac Neisen; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Hartmann; sentinel, Sidney Tabach. Board of Trustees include Mrs. William Weide, Mrs. Ephraim Kessler, Mrs. Robert Fogel, Mrs. Donald DeVor, Mrs. Robert Smallman. A farewell to Mrs. Chester Wander, outgoing president, who will be installed as Councillor. President, Mrs. Jack Fogle; first vice-president, ways and means, Mrs. Arvey Marks; second vicepresident, program, Mrs. Jay Wise; third vice-president, membership, Mrs. Ralf Biester; financial secretary, Mrs. Lester Brown; corresponding secretary, Shirley Salmon; recording secretary, Mrs. Mac Neisen; treasurer, Mrs. Robert Hartmann; sentinel, Sidney Tabach. Beginning bridge classes under the auspices of the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department began a new eight weeks series at the Optimist Clubhouse. Registration fees for the classes is $4. Contact the Recreation office, 309 S. Palm. Mrs. Roscoe Van Dyke of Anaheim is new president of Orange Alumnae of Sigma Kappa. June 4 will be installation. Mrs. Eugene Suratt of Anaheim was named recording secretary. The couple have planned an early fall wedding. Mrs. Elsie Sale and Mrs. Celia Rinehart of Anaheim were luncheon guests in the Thomas Zweifel home in Modjeska Canyon. The Anaheim Council of Church Women held a May Fellowship on May 6 at the West Anaheim Methodist Church, 2045 W. Ball Rd. A breakfast was held in Pearson City Park by the Chispa Chapter No. 151 of Anaheim's Eastern Star to benefit their Cancer fund. Barbara Hobson reports a good turn-out at the Hamburger Fry held for members and guests of the newly formed Trailer Club, officially dubbed the "Anaheim Aloha Club." Monthly rendezvous to points of interest will highlight the club's activities. Local trailer owners are welcome to join the group by calling KE 5-7735. June 16 has been set for the wedding of Katheryn A. Coffey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Moore of 10152 Gravier St., Anaheim, to Robert A. Fowler of Westminster, in the Capilla de San Antonio Wedding Chapel. Miss Coffey is a graduate of Anaheim Union High Srool and attended Fullerton Junior College. Mrs. Frances E. Fitzgerald, 401 Pine St., Anaheim, retires after serving 34 years as telephone operator. She was recently honored by fellow workers of the Pacific Telephone Co. at a luncheon held at Bullock's Tea Room, Santa Ana. Mrs. Leo Nachbar and serey will be visiting her: Mrs. Jack Fogle at her home, 1737 S. Varna St., 14th. Mr. Nachbar will j family here in three weeks. Happy birthday to Karen er who celebrated her thirteday on May 7th. She is the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott er of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Louis De1935 E. Redwood announce recent engagement of their ter Minerva Jane to Finch. Finch is the son JOYCE Mosgrove of Anaheim Weds Jack Allen in Impressive Rites Miss Joyce Arleen Mosgrove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mosgrove of Anaheim, became the wife of Jack Allen, son of Mr. Mrs. J. C. Daniels of Comp-Friday evening in pretty rites Ferndale Chapel. Rev. Byron Field read the double ring service. Given away by her father, Joyce charming in chantilly lace or satin fashioned with portrait skline and cap sleeves with the skirt falling to the floor in a train. Her graceful veil was made by a heartshaped tiara of pearls and she carried a casse bouquet of white carnations on roses. MRS. HARRY JORDAN, maiden of honor, was gowned in pale black chiffon with net fan in the blue color accented with a spray white carnations. Bridesmaid, Mrs Pat Murphy, was dressed in similar fashion in pale blue. Harry Jordan was best man and Harry Sagert was usher. Little Debbie O'Donald was ever girl in pale yellow and Rob-Peplin was ring bearer. Miss Sanders was at the guest k. Exception in the chapel social hall, the bridal couple left for a honey-moon in Las Vegas and at Colorado River resorts. The new Mrs. Allen is a senior in Western High School, Anaheim. Her husband attended South Gate High School and Compton College. Camp Improvement Project Underway For Summer Season Two annual Anaheim YMCA work weekend camps at Y Camp Osceola will be held on May 14-15 and May 28-30, according to A. L. Bud Mahoney, Y Camp building committee chairman. Over 20 projects from conditioning the swimming pool to painting the camp lodge and craft buildings are scheduled. Several hundred workers and family members will take part in getting the camp ready for a full summer camp season. Several new buildings and program facilities are underway at camp, Mahoney reported. Further information is available after greeting guests at a re-at the Anaheim YMCA, KE 5-2165. NEWSPAPER CARRIER BOYS WANTED APPLY MR. ALLMAN Anaheim Gazette 259 E. CENTER PR 2-1 Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1960 IN REGAL SETTING Roscom-Manery Nuptials Recited During Impressive Church Rites A May Day wedding in the impressive setting of St. Anthony, Claret Catholic Church united Miss Phyllis Jeanette Roscom and Floyd Manery Jr. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William N. Roscom of 1835 E. Elm, Anaheim. She attended St. Boniface School, Fremont Junior High School and Anaheim Union High School. She is a member of the a cappella choir and St. Anthony Claret choir and is employed by Disneyland. Her husband, of 1816 Chelsea Dr., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Floyd Manery Sr. of Colbert, Okla. He is employed by Tastee Freeze in Anaheim. Father Francis Kelly, assistant pastor of St. Anthony's Claret, read the nuptials before an altar banked with baskets of white gladioli, stocks, and pink carnations. The alsies were marked with white satin bows which the array of white carnations and caught with shimmering satin streamers. In keeping with tradition the new Mrs. Manery selected as something old and borrowed a handkerchief from her grandmother, a new string of pearls which were a gift from the groom, and a blue garter. Mrs. Janice Kaestner of Orange was the matron of honor in the bridal procession. The Misses Judy Dold of Anaheim and Shirley Mosley, niece of the benedict, were maids of honor. Each of the attendants wore matching nylon over satin frocks in orchid, blue and pink, respectively. Sheer nylon jackets, white embroidered with a leaf and petal effect added emphasis to their gowns. Petite headbands and white gloves were their accessories. The dresses were complemented with dainty white carnation corsages. Her husband, of 1816 Chelsea Dr., is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Floyd Manery Sr. of Colbert, Okla. He is employed by Tastee Freeze in Anaheim. Father Francis Kelly, assistant pastor of St. Anthony's Claret, read the nuptials before an altar banked with baskets of white gladioli, stocks, and pink carnations. The aisles were marked with white satin bows which the ushers, Ronald W. Roscom, Terry Drough and Donald Purcell, removed as they seated the guests. THE BRIDE was given in marriage by her father. She was radiant in white Cahill original floor-length gown. The satin frock designed with a fitted bodice and short sleeves accented with a Chantilly lace yoke adorned with a multitude of seed pearls. The bouffant skirt swept into a chapel train. A pearl tiara held the sheer finger-tip veil of net illusion in place. Her bridal bouquet was a white orchid corsage nestled in an SINCE IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE BENEDICT'S MOTHER TO BE PRESENT, HIS SISTER, MRS. GEORGE MOSEY OF ANAHEIM, STOOD IN THE RECEPTION LINE. 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