anaheim-gazette 1964-02-06

JUNE IN JANUARY — The Mmes. Lyndale Manor, president of the Martin Luther Hospital Guild; Dean Babcock, chairman of the fashion show and luncheon event; and EdFashions Presented At Lunch "June in January" was the theme of the Martin Luther Hospital Guild's 3rd annual luncheon and fashion show. Frosty pink and white decorations throughout enhanced the lovely setting at the Western Hills Country Club on Carbon Canyon Road. The exquisite luncheon was graciously hosted by Bill Garver, club manager. Fashion Coordinator Florence Smales, stated "for Spring the MODELS FASHIONS — Shirley Barto of the Ed Harrell Modeling Agency, Santa Ana, models one of the many creations for spring shown at the Martin Luther Hospital Guild luncheon and fashion show. Frosty pink and white decorations throughout enhanced the lovely setting at the Western Hills Country Club on Carbon Canyon Road. The exquisite luncheon was graciously hosted by Bill Garver, club manager. Fashion Coordinator Florence Smales, stated "for Spring the washable knit suit in the light pastel pink and greens will put you first in the Easter parade." Committee members were: the Mmes. Lyndale Manor, presman; Joseph Ferrara, tickets; Lawrence Bjornstad, programs; Roger McKitrick, favors; Carlyle Burton, decorations; John Jamison, door prizes; Richard Filman, posters and Edward Reamer, publicity. ENTERTAIN PATIENTS — Five energetic teenage girls performed for the patients at Martin Luther Hospital in conjunction with the Anaheim Jaycees monthly program. From left, Gail Ramsey, Magnolia; Debl Savanna; Mary Ann Ma Savanna. BETA SIGMA PHI Sorority's Jaycees, Girls Give Young Patients Sho BETA SIGMA PHI Sorority's Valentine Ball Nears The annual Valentine's Ball of the Northern Orange County Council of Beta Sigma Phi will be held at the Anaheim Elks Club Saturday. Anaheim's Chi Pi chapter has elected a native daughter to be their princess for this occasion. Mrs. Robert Watters, now the mother of two daughters, was Halloween Parade Princess and Honored Queen for Jobs Daughters while attending Anaheim Union High School. Mrs. Watters other activities include: parishmentarian; service chairman; and ways and means committee. She is president of the Fireman's Wives Auxiliary of Garden Grove and manager for Beeline Fashions. The theme for this year's ball, "Cinderella's Night" was submitted by Mrs. Robert Reiland, corresponding secretary for Chi Pi. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watters and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reiland will be guests of honor at a cocktail party preceding the ball at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Krause of Garden Grove. Jaycees, Girls Give Young Patients Shoe The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Anaheim is piloting a community service project for pediatric patients (up to 14 years of age.) The second pilot program was held at Martin Luther Hospital. An enthusiastic reception was given the five girls who performed the various musical and dancing acts. The program included: Pam Pointer, Savanna High School, performing a pomp cheerleading segment; Gail Ramsey, Magnolia, dancing clown; Debby Anderson and Mary Ann Malvern of Magnolia, depicting a ballet teacher and student; and Rhobie James of Savanna High School, hilarious comic songstress. The girls formed a chorus line for the finale New Social Group Planned for Adults A new group for unattached Jewish adults, 30-90 years of age has been formed. Rabbi Robert Bergman of Temple Beth Sholom and Mrs. Morris Glasser were instrumental in getting this group started. Anyone interested in additional information about the group may call Mrs. Suzanne Ogle at 543-0507 or Mrs. Glasser at 542-2760. Knowing that a hospital child can find it hard to train himself when he feeder, programs are planned sover this need. All children too ill and those who can their hospital room may pate in this activity. The Jaycees members have community service will hospitalization for child pleasant memory. It is to the Jaycees to have a gram a month in each of cal hospitals. The Betsy Ross Elementary School P.T.A. will hold the ond annual rummage sale day, Feb. 7 from 10 a.m. p.m. and Saturday, Feb. a.m. to 5 p.m. at 932 South Lid, between the Citizens' al Bank and Model Marks. Mrs. Bart Laughlin, wa means chairman at the Ross Elementary School has appointed the Mime llam Townsend, T. W., and John Durkin as her mitte to provide convenience points in the school Masked Ball Set Saturday The Damas de Caridad black tie dinner-dance, "Masque Musicale," will be held Saturday in the Disneyland Hotel Embassy Room. The event will again feature a pageant of 12 mannequins, all members of the "Ladies of Charity", who will model floral masques designed by members of the Orange County Florists Association. Mrs. Fred Beckham, Fullerton, ticket and reservation chairman announces that the attendance of 300 couples is anticipated this year. Preparations for the ball have accelerated rapidly for mannequins, florists and ball committee members under the direction of Mrs. Samuel Gendel, Fullerton. Orchestra leader, Manny Harmon, has met with florists and mannequins for music and choreography rehearsals at the Disneyland Hotel. Damas de Caridad was founded in the fall of 1961 under the direction of Miss Marcelina Arroues of Fullerton. Membership includes 75 women from 14 Orange County cities. Membership meetings are six each year, with all other work for the ball done by committees working under the ball chairman. The ANAHEIM GAZETTE A SUMMER WEDDING — New Year's day was chosen to announce the coming marriage of Miss Betty Skiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Bert Skiles, Orange to Mr. Dennis Harms, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harms, Anaheim. A late summer wedding has been planned. Ramsey, Magnolia; Debby Anderson, Magnolia; Pam Pointer, Savanna; Mary Ann Malvern, Magnolia and Rhobie James, Savanna. Girls Give Events Show New Delphian Group Starts With Cigarettes Are In... an acquaintance was describing a recent bridge game: one player was trying to break the habit by smoking the very little cigars that "look like a cigarette dunked in coffee." Letting curiosity get the best of her, the partner courageously sampled a little cigar. She decided they were not too bad until she forgot and inhaled. Talk about smoker’s cough and bronchitis — I understand the game never did return to normal. THE JAYCETTES of Anaheim held a Christmas buffet party Jan. 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Quincy, 2746 Quincy, Orange, Mr. Butler played Santa Claus for the gift exchange. Now really! I declare —when most people are still hearing the echo of Christmas "bills" this group has just begun to ring. (President Sally Porter blames the postponement on the fog; I can't think of a better excuse either.) The ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women NEWS 4—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, February 10 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KEEPING UP WITH JONES By ILA JONES Women's Editor tion to the friendly front? WITH THE GOLFIN Christine Housel of Ana the winning semi-final 6th Annual President nament held at the Yo County Club. RECENTLY DR. WE fessor of psychology a iversity of Rochester, on the dangers of peo students said, "he ma extremely talkative, and aggressive, and m ly misjudge the exam action to his answers to me like he is talking politician rather than up student. A FASHION NOTE the really outdoor girl ter, the New York fu designed a sweater o mink that extends int Girls Give Events Show of songs from "Oklahoma." Knowing that a hospitalized child can find it hard to entertain himself when he feels better, programs are planned to answer this need. All children not too ill and those who can leave their hospital room may participate in this activity. The Jaycee members hope this community service will make hospitalization for children a pleasant memory. It is the aim of the Jaycees to have a program a month in each of the local hospitals. New Delphian Group Starts With Seminar The "Three - Year Program" was the subject of discussion at the seminar of the Gamma Gamma Xi Chapter of the Delphian Society held at the California Federal Savings and Loan Bldg. in Anaheims. The new chapters' meeting was conducted by Mrs. Merle Heaney of Garden Grove, newly elected president. This chapter is comprised of members from Orange, Santa Ana, Westminster, Anaheim, Whittier, Fullerton and Garden Grove. With the PTA The Betsy Ross Elementary School P.T.A. will hold their second annual rummage sale, Friday, Feb. 7 from 10 a.m. to 8 a.m., and Saturday, Feb. 8, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 932 South Eucod, between the Citizens National Bank and Model Market. Mrs. Bart Laughlin, ways and means chairman at the Betsy Ross Elementary School PTA, has appointed the Mines, William Townsend, T. W. Tucker and John Durkin as her committee to provide convenient collection points in the school district for all kinds of rummage may be taken. In turn the committee will prepare the articles for the sale. All left over rummage will be given to the Santa Ana Woman's Club for renovation to be given to Juvenile Hall and Fairview State Hospital. The building was donated to the Betsy Ross Elementary School PTA by a local reality farm and all proceeds from the sale will go for the benefit of the children at the school. Bridge Result Winners of the Couples Bridge for the Hawaiian Village Recreation Club were: North-South, John Staton and Sheila Rose, first; Joe and Auretha Brown, second; East-West, Riva and Walter Morton, first; Barbara Doyle and Margaret Metneg, second. By score, winners were Sheila Rose, 6600; Auretha Brown, 5890; and Booby, Wanda Cook with 2000. The Republican Bridge Group will be meeting the 3rd Thursday of the month. All those interested may call Helen Roddick, chairman, (774-7428) Earl Stockton, (774-254) their information. Duplicate Bridge at Beth Sholom, 13031 Tu-Ana, will be the first Tuesday of each month Feb. 4, 8:00 p.m. Directress Shirlie (KE 2-6724) will provide and further information. Winners for January Sam Gliksohn and Rob first; William Altmann Dworin, second; and Mrs. Walter Israel, thir SPLASH OF SPRING — is the theme of the Covenant B'nai B'rith Women of Anaheim fashion show to be staged on Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 2:30 p.m. in Robinson's Mission Room. From left, enjoying a preview of the fashions and refreshments are the Mmes. Howard P. Goodman, Howard Garber, chairman of the event, and Lawrence Kalish. St. Jude Guild Schedules Fashion Lunch for Feb. 18 Plans have been made for the annual fashion show luncheon of St. Jude Hospital Guild to be held Tuesday, Feb. 18, at the Disneyland Hotel at 11:30 a.m. Ways and means chairman, Mrs. Donald Mahony and co-chairman, Mrs. J. W. Ryel, promise an exciting preview of fashions by California courturiers. The event, "Fashion Fandango," will be coordinated by Anita Lee McMaster of Edna McMasters. Mary Webb will be commentator. shop chairman; and Tom Eadington, past president; a 1000-hour pin to Mrs. M. M. Rubin and a 500 hour pin to Mrs. Jack Emery. Those who earned 100-hour American Hospital Association service pins were: the Mmes. Alexander Brooks, Norton Joerg, Veronica Niemand, Hanne Erlanger, Keet Johnson, Leland Plans have been made for the annual fashion show luncheon of St. Jude Hospital Guild to be held Tuesday, Feb. 18, at the Disneyland Hotel at 11:30 a.m. Ways and means chairman, Mrs. Donald Mahony and co-chairman, Mrs. J. W. Ryel, promise an exciting preview of fashions by California courturers. The event, "Fashion Fandango," will be coordinated by Anita Lee McMaster of Edna McMasters. Mary Webb will be commentator. At the general meeting of the guild, volunteer coordinator, Mrs. John F. Gardner, awarded service pins to guild volunteers. They were: 3000-hour pin to Mrs. Rose D. Moore, tray favor chairman; 2000-hour pins to the Mmes. Norman O. Foss, guild president; Owen Foringer, gift shop chairman; and Tom Eadington, past president; a 1000-hour pin to Mrs. M. M. Rubin and a 500 hour pin to Mrs. Jack Einery. Those who earned 100-hour American Hospital Association service pins were: the Mmes. Alexander Brooks, Norton Joerg, Veronica Niemand, Hans Erlanger, Keot Johnson, Leland Wampler, William Stoermer Gladys Starbuck and Rober Perry. Mrs. Joseph Neuland, chairman of the Christmas card sales reported the fund raising project was extremely successful due to the tremendous effort of the guild members. CIVIC PROJECT PLANNED — Mrs. Stuart Olson, president of the West Anaheim Lady Lions accepts "Mr. Money Bags" from Miss Ellen Barr, immediate past president of The Soroptimists Club of Anaheim. Lady Lions Accept "Mr. Money Bags" Miss Ellen Barr, past president of The Soroptimist Club of Anaheim presented "Mr. Money Bags" as an incentive for money to be saved for civic projects. "Mr. Money Bags" has be extremely talkative, egocentric and aggressive, and may seriously misjudge the examiner's reaction to his answers." Sounds to me like he is talking about a politician rather than a peeped-up student. A FASHION NOTE — "For the really outdoor girl. Leo Ritter, the New York furrier, has designed a sweater of sapphire mink that extends into full bodied sleeves and a turtle-neck of double-knit. It's perfect for skiing, relaxing or just sitting pretty." Anyone for tennis? A RECIPE in our family for years is a wonderful prepare-ahead dessert for bridge or club meeting. Peanut Brittle Pudding combines 2 lbs. peanut brittle; 24 marshmallows, quartered; and 1 cup whipped cream. Grind peanut brittle and combine with the marshmallows and whipped cream. Chill: garnish with maraschino cherries. Simple and delicious. Results chairman, (774-7428) or Mrs. Earl Stockton, (774-2545) for further information. Duplicate Bridge at Temple Beth Sholom, 13031 Tustin, Santa Ana, will be the first and third Tuesday of each month, starting Feb. 4, 8:00 p.m. Directress Shirley Lampert (KE 2-6724) will provide partners and further information. Winners for January were Sam Gliksohn and Robert Aaron, first; William Altman and Jean Dworin, second; and Dr. and Mrs. Walter Israel, third. Lady Lions Accept "Mr. Money Bags" Miss Ellen Barr, past president of The Soroptimist Club of Anaheim presented "Mr. Money Bags," a toy bank, to Mrs. Stuart Olson, president of the West Anaheim Lady Lions. "Mr. Money Bags" was the pet project of Miss Barr during her tenure as president of the Soroptimists this past year. All fines collected from the members were deposited with "Mr. Money Bags" and the funds accumulated were used to purchase 12 figurines from England depicting the Children's classics for the Anaheim City Library. "Mr. Money Bags" has been so successful in helping the Soroptimists accumulate funds it was decided he will be passed on to the West Anaheim Lady Lions as an incentive for money to be saved for civic projects. "Mr. Money Bags" has become famous with the Soroptimists and it is hoped he will become just as well known with the West Anaheim Lady Lions who will send the bank to another woman's club at the end of 1964 with the purpose of saving money for a civic project. Each year a different women's club will take possession of "Mr. Money Bags." Plans Made For Dinner And Auction Members of the Clara Barton Cooperative Nursery School located at 1515 Katella Avenue are planning an evening social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Denny Seymour, 1567 Pacific Place, Anaheim, on Feb. 8. The potluck dinner will be followed by an auction. There are a few vacancies in our two-day group for children aged two years, nine months to four years of age. Applications are now being accepted for this group and persons interested may call Mrs. Charles Rady, JA 7-7640 or Mrs. John Wagner, JE 4-0126.