anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-04

Graduate Nurse WANTED by State Graduate Nurse any kind of cases. Phone 1879R. SANTA ANA. Mildred Fraser Goodcell TEACHER OF PIANO Roberts' Bldg. Apt. 1 Center & Lemon Phone 586R. PAINTING APERING ROY A. TAYLOR All Work Guaranteed 210 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 26 Burglar I will insure you against them and pay you for every article that is stolen. See me at my office C. C. BERGER 109 E. Center Street or Phone No. 1 Houses and Apartments in Demand There is a great demand for furnished and unfurnished houses and apartments in Anaheim. If you have a place for rent you can find a tenant at very little cost through a Herald Want Ad. Phone your ad right now. — CALL 540 — AMUSEMENTS IN ANAHEIM Tonight Fairyland—Alice Lake in "Uncharted Seas." Grand—Pearl White in "Tiger's Cub." Sunday Fairyland—"Lying Lips," with House Peters and Florence Vidor. Grand—"What's a Wife Worth?" BIG RECEPTION AT GEISSINGER HOME The garden party and open house given by Rev. and Mrs. James Allen Geissinger and family last night at the Methodist parsonage was one of the interesting events of this season. Lights of many colors were hung over the lawn and on the porch. The interior of the home was artistically decorated with a profusion of red roses, Shasta daisies and Easter lilies. The fore part of the evening was quickly passed in getting acquainted with with music furnished by Wade Westlake, violin, Reta Coate, saxaphone, and Mrs. McCullah at the piano. The first number was a stunt played by six of the Epworth League boys dressed as dashing young vamps of the polond and brunette types. They acted and sang in coquetish fashion about that "Nice Young Man Named Allen." This was followed by five members of the Woman's Home Missionary society dressed as kiddies, telling how they were going to act and what they intended to be when they grow up. The next number was sootos by Mrs. Paul V. Hester, accompanied by Miss Luna Wellman at the piano. The next event was the Woman's Foreign Missionary society as Little Light Bearers (steppers) in trying to make their first appearance before a large audience and becoming confused before singing and a slipping away. C. A. McCullah was Miss Reta Coall simple way she sat at the Theatre Halle Ussual Way, in plainly how courteous complained. This is the Men's Bible club school giving re country school with teacher. Miss Luna Wellman the surprise of th were looking for w were treated to the in medley form with Miss Wellman was Carrie Lou Evans ber was the "carniv mental form. The evening's elished with a grand the glee club with director. Speeches invitation to all men parsonage. The young ladies Bearers had charges ment which follow ORCHESTRA AT THE SCHOOL MONDAY Professor Walberg Orange County Symp will present his org high school Monday o'clock. A varied pra and opera numbers v Tickets now at the Company or from Methodist choral soc first season for this they are doing exce work. MONTE CARLO CLUB GUESTS Mrs. J. A. Clayes terday afternoon to There is a great demand for furnished and unfurnished houses and apartments in Anaheim. If you have a place for rent you can find a tenant at very little cost through a Herald Want Ad. Phone your ad right now. THREAD-RUBBER Willard INSULATION Brass Tacks about Threaded Rubber Insulation The Willard Threaded Rubber Battery is the only battery with Threaded Rubber Insulation between the plates. The Thread-Rubber Trade-Mark on the battery case is your insurance against all the bothersome; expensive wood-separator troubles. Threaded Rubber Insulation outlasts the battery-plates. It will not check, warp, crack or carbonize. It permits "bone-dry" shipment and stocking of batteries so that the battery reaches you in brand new condition. Ask about Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation. This was followed by five members of the Woman's Home Missionary society dressed as kiddies, telling how they were going to act and what they intended to be when they grow up. The next number was 5015 by Mrs. Paul V. Hester, accompanied by Miss Luna Wellman at the piano. The next event was the Woman's Foreign Missionary society as Little Light Bearers (steppers) in trying to make their first appearance before a large audience and becoming confused before singing and a slipping away one by one until the last had disappeared. Wade Westlake, popular tenor, then favored the party with two of his favorite songs, accompanied by Mrs. OFFICIAL EISEMANN SERVICE STATION The Automotive Electric Company Automotive Electricians 234 So. Los Angeles St. Official Service Station — for — Eisemann Magnetos Westinghouse Starters Bijur Starters Connecticut Ignition U.S. L. 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Her encore was "In the Usual Way," in which she showed plainly how courting is usually accomplished. This was followed by the Men's Bible class of the Sunday school giving representation of a country school with O. E. Steward as teacher. Miss Luna Wellman gave the guests the surprise of the evening. They were looking for a piano solo, but were treated to the old time melodies in medley form with modern harmony. Miss Wellman was assisted by Miss Carrie Lou Evans. Her encore number was the "carnival story" in instrumental form. The evening's entertainment finished with a grand finale of songs by the glee club with Mrs. McCullah as director. Speeches followed and an invitation to all members to visit the parsonage. The young ladies of the Standard Bearers had charge of the refreshments which followed. ORCHESTRA AT HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY Professor Walberg, director of the Orange County Symphony Orchestra, will present his organization at the high school Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. A varied program of popular and opera numbers will be rendered. Tickets now at the Danz Music Company or from members of the Methodist choral society. This is the first season for this orchestra and they are doing exceptionally good work. MONTE CARLO CLUB GUESTS Mrs. J. A. Clayes was hostess yesterday afternoon to the Monte Carlo. KATELLA SCHOOL CELEBRATES GRADUATION The graduation exercises of the eight grade of the Katella school was held last night in the grammar school auditorium. A large attendance was present to hear the excellent program. This is the largest class that has ever graduated from the school. The following program was given: America, by audience. Song by girls of class, "Spring Comes Tripping Fast," "A Night in June." Presentation of the class by the principal, Mrs. Stella Valle. Address, J. A. Clayes, principal of the high school, "Evolution of High School Course." Song, "Perfect Day," by class. Reading of the class will, Helen Snow. Song, "Tomorrow," clips. Class prophecy, read by Waldo Wilburn and Louis Ebbert. Class song. Presentation of diplomas, Mr. Mitchell of Santa Ana, county superintendent. The class members are Ruth Baumgartel, Katherine Carner, Helen Ebbert, Louis Ebbert, Pearl Fay, Lydia Graulner, Roberta Fay Cook, Hans Madeleener, Buelah Rutledge, Helen Snow, Eva Willburn, Waldo Wilburn. Congratulations were then in order for the students and a social hour was enjoyed during the balance of the evening. REV. MESSIAS GIVEN BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Rev. G. R. Messias was given a very delightful surprise last night at the rectory when the members of vestry, choir and guilds and their friends, husbands and wives went to his home in honor of his birthday anniversary. The surprise was complete in that the rector and to calm himself in order to thank the friends for the gift of a purse. A happy evening was passed with reminiscence, games and singing of old fashioned songs, and the folk songs of the native lands of the guests. Refreshments prepared by the ladies of the group were served. There were fifty members of the organization present to wish Rev. Messias many happy birthdays. REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS ELECTION The Rebekah lodge held its election of officers last night with the following result: Mrs. Gladys Liewellyn, noble grand; Mrs. Ardis Chambers, vice grand; Elizabeth Mang, recording secretary; Mrs. Elsie Borth, financial secretary; Mrs. Nellie Terry, treasurer; Mrs. Pearl Fergus, trustee. After election the retiring noble grand was presented with the silver loving cup for the largest attendance of the lodges at the orange show. Mrs. Liewellyn received it for the lodge. A social hour was spent following the ceremony. ANISWEDES' ALLIANCE See Window LIFE-TIMELINE Sale commence JUNE AHLSW 175 W. Center Street LESSORS' Location, Leases o Stock Selling Now Fact that this firm has used the famous KelleySpringfield res and Tubes their line of other well wn goods. Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. Walter, Prop. 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