anaheim-gazette 1935-12-05

PAGE EIGHT SOCIAL EVENTS of the WEEK Present Jewels To O. E. S. Officials Bringing to a close the fiscal year for the O. E. S., members of Chispa Chapter met at the Masonic hall last week. Mrs. Ethel Bruce presided as worthy matron, and Robert Gregg as worthy patron. As a token of esteem and appreciation for their loyal work during their term of office Mrs. Bruce and Mr. Gregg were each presented with the jewel of the lodge in a ring setting, which had been their choice. Mrs. Maude Adams made the presentation to Mrs. Bruce and William Launders presented the ring to Mr. Gregg. Mrs. Jessie Seward, associate matron for the past term, will succeed Mrs. Bruce as worthy matron, and Ralph Seward will be worthy patron. Mrs. Seward announced officers who are to serve with her the coming term. On the executive board are Mrs. Clara Wilson, associate matron; Bird Cross, associate patron; Mrs. Maude Saenger, conductress; Mrs. Margie Luthe, associate conductress; Mrs. Nellie Harpster, chapeln; Mrs. Ethel Van Meter, marshal; Mrs. Susie Brown, organist; Mrs. Edna Bruns, treasurer; Mrs. Maude Adams, secretary; Mrs. Mary Foreman, warden; Richard Bruce, sentinel. The five star points will be represented by Mrs. Madeline Miller, as Adah; Mrs. Margaret Hasty, as Ruth; Miss Martha Houts, Esther; Mrs. Etta Countess, Martha; and Miss Agnes Nelson, Electa. Fifteen new members of the lodge were introduced, and one presented with a gift by retiring worthy matron. The members are Mrs. Georgia Pierce, Mrs. Ethel Cross, Bird Cross, M. Clara Bowen, Mrs. Jessie Wilde, Mrs. Anabelle Wilder, Mrs. Mia tha Anna Houts, Mrs. Lill Davis, Mrs. Maude B. Dorr, M. Agnes Lee Nelson, Mrs. Mary J Anderson, Mrs. Myrtle Lloyd, Mrs. Dorothy Peterman, M. Grace McFarland and Vince Bruce. Mrs. Bruce had arranged a lovely program for the evening to be presented by the Harper studio Fullerton. The introductory number consisted of a group of numbers by the harmony quartet, entertaining Howard Jerome and McNames, tenors and Harper Kyle and Ray Childs, bass, w Mrs. Leah McDaniel Hughes phantomist. Mrs. Hughes later entertained with a solo. Miss B Anna Hassom and Miss Bob Jerome sang several duet numbers, w hile Miss Jean Carlton Miss Janice Winget played accompaniments. Upon adjournment the members were served evening refreshments in the dining hall. The tables were truly lovely to look up with their gold and white appointments, with dainty replicas of graceful swan predominant: large gold swan on a mirror, w the smaller swans surrounded graced the center of the office table. New members were honored. Manny Moe & Jack USEFUL XMAS GIFTS WORLD'S LOWEST PRICES "JIFFY" SEAT COVERS Handsome coverings for seats and backs. Made of attractive, durable materials. COACH or SED. 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Next Tuesday The new officers elected at last meeting of Chispa chapter the Eastern Star will take the office next Tuesday evening the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Sew CIGAR LIGHTER 11¢ TAP and DIE SETS 66¢ SPRAY GUN 59¢ THE STORE MOST YOUR DOOR 211 No. MAIN St. FREE PARKING FOR PATRONS YOU SAVE WHEN YOU BUY AT PEP BOYS 211 N. Main St. Santa Ana, Calif. ANAHEIM GAZETTE WEEK miss, Martha; and Miss Agnes Electa. new members of the were introduced, and each presented with a gift by the worthy matron. The new ms are Mrs. Georgia Pierce, the Cross, Bird Cross, Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Jessie Wilde, Anabelle Wilder, Mrs. Marina Houts, Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Maude B. Dorr, Miss Lee Nelson, Mrs. Mary Jane Jon, Mrs. Myrtle Lloyd, Dorothy Peterman, Mrs. McFarland and Vincent Bruce had arranged a love-gram for the evening to be used by the Harper studios of on. The introductory num-unsisted of a group of num-ly the harmony quartet, fea-Howard Jerome and Ira Jones, tenors and Harold and Ray Childs, bass, with Seah McDaniel Hughes piano pianist. Mrs. Hughes later joined with a solo. Miss Betta Hassom and Miss Bobbie sang several duet num-while Miss Jean Carlton and Janice Winget played accommodations. In adjournment the members served evening refreshments in dining hall. The tables truly lovely to look upon their gold and white appoint-with dainty replicas of the swan predominent. A gold swan on a mirror, with smaller swans surrounding, at the center of the officers' New members were honored will succeed Mrs. Ethel Bruce as Worthy Matron, while her husband, Ralph Seward will occupy the companion office of Worthy Patrón from which Robert Gregg is retiring. Worthy Grand Matron, Bertie Y. Todd will be installing officer for the Anaheim lodge. This is a truly busy season for the officers of the Eastern Star orders, with "something doing" every night. Tuesday evening members of Chispa Chapter attended installation ceremonies at Yorba Linda. Mrs. Ruth Gregg acted as installing officer to the Worthy Matron, Ina Liles, of the neighboring order. Others who attended from Anaheim included Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seward, Clara Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregg, Mary Coons, Edna Bruns and Maude Sanger. Saturday night joint installation of eight chapters will be held at Long Beach, and it is expected that many from Anaheim will be in attendance. Laura Divignon Married On Thanksgiving A wedding of note of the Thanksgiving holiday was that of Miss Laura Davignon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davignon of Anaheim, to Ernest Danielson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Danielson of Orange. The vows were taken at a candle-light ceremony at four o'clock during the afternoon of November 28th, at the First Presbyterian Church in Orange. Reverend M. L. Pearson, former Pastor of the First Presbyterian church read the ritual. The church was a beautiful power of white pom-pom chrysalis her own wedding, and a white bride's bouquet. In the wedding party were two sisters of the bride, Mrs. Richard Sollows as matron of honor, wearing a dress of green crepe with gold slippers and accessories, and Mrs. Claude Taylor as bridesmaid, whose dress was of gold crepe, each carrying a bouquet of gold and bronze chrysanthemums; Robert Blanchar, life-long friend of the groom, as best man and Leo Beeson as usher. About twenty-five close friends and relatives were entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner at the Marigold Cafe following the congratulatory period. The beautifiully appointed table held as the center piece a three-tiered white wedding cake, and was lighted by tall white tapers. Mrs. Danielson is a graduate of the Anaheim Union High school and Fullerton Junior College, and Mr. Danielson a graduate of Orange Union High School and Santa Ana Junior College. Upon their return from an unannounced wedding trip the young couple will be at home to their friends at 109 North Grand Avenue, Orange. Farm Bureau Home Department Names Officers Meeting at the home of their chairman, Mrs. A. E. Christiansen, Monday afternoon, the Home Department of the Orange County Farm Bureau named their officers for the ensuing year. The other officers are Mrs. A. H. Bircher, vice-chairman; Mrs. LeRoy Lyon secretary; Mrs. B. L. Chandler, director; Mrs. H. H. Freese, project chairman; Mrs. Mr. Taxpayer--- You and Others Defeated the $12,000,000 Water Bond Issue On October 4th. There was more excuse for us voting for them then than now. You didn’t know the facts as they have come out since. The board of supervisors who staged this election as directors of an Orange County Food Control District, are determined to IGNORE YOUR VOTE and put this bond over in spite of you. They can’t do it as a flood control district for six months, so THE SAME MEN sit now as SUPERVISORS. They proceeded to carry on propaganda proposing to use taxpayers’ money to be the taxpayers to vote for the bonds until THEY INCURRED $6,000 indebted, supposedly with YOUR MONEY. THE PAYMENT OF THIS MONEY IS NOW BEING HELD UP BY THE COUNTY AUDITOR WHO DECLARES THAT TO PAY THE MONEY WOULD BE USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS.” The taxpayers have no other way to meet the expenses of a campaign themselves. They can't do it as a flood control district for six months, so THE SAME MEN it now as SUPERVISORS. They proceeded to carry on propaganda proposing to use taxpayers' money to the taxpayers to vote for the bonds until THEY INCURRED $6,000 indebtedments, supposedly with YOUR MONEY. THE PAYMENT OF THIS MONEY IS NOW BEING HELD UP BY THE COUNTY AUDITOR WHO DECLARES THAT TO PAY THE MONEY WOULD BE USE OF PUBLIC FUNDS." The taxpayers have no other way to meet the expenses of a campaign themselves except to dig down in their own pockets. They themselves have to pay it. They can get taxpayers' money or even a promise of it. They have no chance to get any from the treasurer's office through the supervisors or anywhere else. The money used against the bonds must COME FROM THE TAXPAYERS THEMLVES THROUGH DONATIONS. And so the Associated Water Users of Orange County, an organization of the taxpayers, ask that each of you enroll as a volunteer worker, whether you are able to attribute to the fund against the bonds or not. ASSOCIATED WATER USERS OF ORANGE COUNTY 1 North Sycamore Santa Ana COUPON Associated Water Users of Orange County 421 North Sycamore Street, Santa Ana, Calif. Telephone 0778. 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