anaheim-gazette 1936-01-23

Joint Installation Held By Odd Fellows The newly elected officers of the Lois Rebekah and Odd Fellow lodges were duly installed at the impressive formal ceremonies Friday evening in the I. O. O. R. hall, when better than 250 members and guests, including several district officers and distinguished guests were present. The beautiful wisteria arbors arranged by Mrs. Mildred Allen and Mrs. Eva Scutt made an artistic background for the services conducted by Mrs. Blanche Chandler, district deputy president and H.P. Van de Walker district deputy grand master as installing officers. Assisting them in the work were Fred and Lucille Rathbone as district deputy marshals. Mrs. Chandler was accompanied by a staff of officers wearing white and green uniform gowns, who made up the drill team that put on the intricate floor work accompanying the ceremony. For the Lois Rebekah lodge Mrs. Bertie Presnell was given the charge of the office of president, and Mrs. Iphengenia Grow that of the vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Maggie Myers, recording secretary; Mrs. Elsie Borh, financial secretary; Mrs. Lizzie Nylen, treasurer. The appointive officers included Mrs. Barbara Myers, warden; Mrs. Carrie Cummings, conductor; Miss Adele Summers, chaplain; Mrs. Estell Ludwig Gray, musician; Mrs. Eva Scutt, R.S.N.G.; Mrs. Charlotte Hodges, L.S.N.G.; Mrs. May Willis, L.S.V.G.; Mrs. Mary Mitchell, I.G.; Mrs. Fannie Webb, O.G.; Mrs. Berthyle Reisingfier, J.P.N.G.; Mrs. Blanch Bouas, A.A.S.; Mrs.Bernice Potts, L.A.S.; and Clayton Allen, drill master. Taking office for the Odd Fellows Lodge No. 199 were J.F.Wagg, noble grand and R.B.Ives, vice grand; Gene Adams, recording secretary; Harold Bircher, financial secretary; Monte Webb, treasurer; Ezra Low, warden; A.B.Scutt, conductor; C.A.Myers, chaplain; Earl W.Miller, R.S.S.; Curtis C.Horn, L.S.S.; A.G.Tuma, R.S.N.G.; W.C.Triplett, L.S.N.G.; W.F.Luce, R.S.V.G.; H.A.Mang, L.S.V.G.; William Baccala, I.G.; and Fred Brambley, O.G. As a token of esteem of the lodge members Mrs. Reisinger, retiring noble grand, was presented with the lodge jewel by her mother Mrs.Jennie Nelson. The new noble grand and vice grand, as well as their staff officers were also presented with many gifts from the lodge and from individual members. Miss E. Palmer Honored at Linen Shower A unique and very pretty was carried out in the tablery rangements at a linen shower oring Miss Eleanor Palmer, Lemon street recently when Laura Dean and Miss Evelyn carrow entertained with a dbridge at the home of Mrs. Sanford. Miss Palmer has teaching at the Hôrace school for the past year half and plans to leave An about February 7th for New where she will become the of James M.Gaylord of Schtady, on Valentine's day. Doll-like figures of the and groom, with the entire ding party, graced each White candles lighted the tand dainty white place favorally tails cards carried through bridal effect with bowls of spring flowers adding fur grace and beauty. When the score tokens for bridge game had been awarded Mrs. B.F.Mattox, Miss Ada Price and Miss Elsie Garlord, Palmer was presented with a box, which had been cenced by a doll dressed in crepe wedding gown, containing a assortment of lovely linen gift Invited guests to the after party included: For the Lois Rebekah lodge Mrs. Bertie Presnell was given the charge of the office of president, and Mrs. Iphengenia Grow that of the vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Maggie Myers, recording secretary; Mrs. Elsie Borth, financial secretary; Mrs. LINOLEUM FOR LESS The Only Exclusive Linoleum Man In Orange County Floors Sanded and Left Waxed Kellogg's Linoleum Shop Phone 3204 Santa Ana Blvd. & Rose Drive BURNS' CUBOID (PATENTED) FOOT RELIEF Remove the Cause of All Foot Troubles A Big Improvement Over Arch Supports and Bandages Quick. Permanent Relief for Tired, Aching Feet, Fallen Arches, Burning Feet, Corns . . . Callouses . . . Bunions, Cramps in Feet and Legs, Sweating Feet and Varicose Veins, also Cold, Clammy Feet, Stops spreading and stretching of the foot, corrects the shoe and makes more room. They Work Where Others Fail As a token of esteem of the lodge members Mrs. Reisinger, retiring noble grand, was presented with the lodge jewel by her mother Mrs. Jennie Nelson. The new noble grand and vice grand, as well as their staff officers were also presented with many gifts from the lodge and from individual members. A short business meeting preceded the installation ceremonies, at which time Mrs. Presnell named her committee chairmen. The appointments made included Miss Leone Nelson, Miss Adele Howard and Mrs. Effie Law on the finance committee; Mrs. Charlotte Hodges publicity chairman. Upon adjournment of the meeting Mrs. Fannie Webb with her hostess assistants served light evening refreshments. Townsend Club Gives Party The Townsend clubhouse South Clementine street was scene of a large gathering Townsendites and friends for evening of card-playing Friday a benefit party for the Townsend Club No. 1 of Anaheim. Many lovely prizes were given with Mrs. Gustave Kiester tall high bridge score, and A. C. P. low score; F. M. Bungay received high award on "500"; and Fr Trokey the low score; C. M. H. son was top number at pinochle tables and E. L. Hart received the consolation prize Martin Inglehart held the lucky number for the door prize. Announcement was made another card party to be held St. Boniface church on January 28th, next Tuesday. B. & P. W. Meets Tonight The regular dinner-meeting the Business and Professional Women's Club will be held at Marigold Cafe this evening at 6:30, as announced by Miss Grae This is W. C. BURNS, Cuboid Specialist and Inventor of Burns' Cuboid Muscle Developers and Arch Builders, who will show you free of charge, so you will understand that he does everything he advertises. Mr. Burns will be with us THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY the 27th, is the last day. He will advise and show you, Free of Charge, how Cuboids make walking easier, how walking on Cuboids develop, the muscles, forcing the blood through the arteries and builds vitality, making the heart's work easier. Cuboids relax the cords and nerves, giving you full benefit and rest from your sleep; also why your corns, callouses and bunions will gradually disappear, along with your tired arches, cramps in your feet, legs and back. Give relief when everything else has failed. Burns' (Patented Cuboids will be sold for the low price of $2.50, $3.50 and $4.50 for Men, Women and Children during this Factory Advertising Campaign. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY We want everyone to know about this Wonderful Invention whether you buy or not. Boden's Brown Bilt Shoe Store 141 West Center Street ANAHEIM GAZETTE CHARLOTTE L. SMITH SOCIETY EDITOR All Items Will Be Welcomed For This Page ANAHEIM 2414 Miss E. Palmer honored at linen Shower unique and very pretty idea carried out in the table arrangements at a linen shower honoring Miss Eleanor Palmer, North Tonon street recently when Miss A Dean and Miss Evelyn Nandow entertained with a dessert large at the home of Mrs. N. H. Word, Miss Palmer has been joining at the Horace Mann School for the past year and a plan to leave Anaheim at February 7th for New York where she will become the bride James M. Gaylord of Schenectady on Valentine's day. Well-like figures of the bride groom, with the entire wedding party, graced each table, the candles lighted the tables, dignity white place favors and cards carried through the final effect with bowls of early spring flowers adding further beauty. When the score tokens for the game had been awarded to B. F. Mattox, Miss Adelaide and Miss Elsie Garlord, Misser was presented with a large which had been concealed in a doll dressed in crepe paper gown, containing a huge amount of lovely linen gifts. Dited guests to the afternoon included: D. A. R. Entertains P. T. A. Officers At Meet A very pleasant meeting, with the P. T. A, officers, as special guests was enjoyed by the members of the D. A. R. at their regular meeting at the Pioneer House Friday afternoon. Mrs. R. W. Marvin, president of the high school P. T. A addressed the group, explaining the importance of co-operation between the home and the school, explaining the great work done in the reclamation of young pupils released from reform schools. Mrs. Harry L. Burden, regent of the Mother Colony, D. A. R. welcomed also as special guests Mrs. W. R. Ward, president of the P. T. A. council; Mrs. E. W. Gaddis, president of Citron P. T. A.; Mrs. B. E. Baumbach, president of Horace Mann P. T. A. At the conclusion of the business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Burden, tea was served, with Miss Yetta Alden and Miss Olive Potter co-hostesses. Junior Ebell Entertained at Kuenzli Home Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli was dinner Ebell Bible Section Holds Meeting Meeting at the K. P. hall Monday afternoon the members of the Bible section of the Anaheim Ebell club under the leadership of Mrs. H. A. Johnson continued the study of the Bible. First taking the study of the Book as a whole, then concentrating on the first two chapters of the book of Genesis, each member took part in the study with interrogations and discussions. At the next regular meeting, on February 17th, the Bible Section will continue their study with the next two chapters of the study books. Serving tea and cakes at the conclusion of the meeting, Mrs. Kurt Epstein and Mrs. George E. Chambers were the pleasant co-hostesses for the afternoon. W. R. C. Holds Installation Tues. Afternoon Routine business was quickly dispensed with by president Mrs. Ida Lake Tuesday afternoon to give more time to the installation services of the A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps, No. 134, as it met in regular session at the I. O. O. F. hall. Local Man Victim of "Snatch Pan" Along about eight evening (Wednesday) Granere was entertained from Long Beach his rang. As he descended to the door three "thing masks over their face him from places of one pulled a heavy sack over bound his hands behind and attempted to gag gag attempt was soon however, when one of his "ers" inadvertently got in the victim's mouth. Mr. Granere was taken by surprise, and tussle ensued before he powered and put into automobile. At the frenzied terrifying rick taken into a house, much to his amazement himself among friends. Yesterday being Mr.'s birthday his friends party in his honor. Six four of them had gathered home of Dr. and Mrs. L on Orangewood road after its escorted arrival. Alma Ruth Show and At the conclusion of the business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Burden, tea was served, with Miss Yetta Alden and Miss Olive Potter co-hostesses. Junior Ebell Entertained at Kuenzli Home Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli was dinner hostess to some forty members and guests of the Literature section of the Junior Ebell club Monday evening at her home on South Melrose street. Her co-hostesses for the evening were Miss Betty Crane, Miss Peggy Paige, Mrs. Thomas Kirven and Mrs. Charles Dunning. Presiding over the brief business meeting, Mrs. John Kennedy, section leader, announced February 18th as the next meeting date, with Mrs. E. C. Rundstrom hostess and Mrs. Robert C. Rundstrom and Mrs. Wes Visel co-hostesses. Miss Florence Backs, president of the Junior Ebell club requested assistance in the decoration of the hall for the President's ball on January 31st at the Elk's club. Special guests introduced by Mrs. Kennedy were Mrs. D. Lemen, Mrs. J. Kennedy, Mrs. George A. Paige, Miss Kay Magneseen and Miss Lela M. Steadman. Concluding the business program Dr. Frank Baxter of the University of Southern California was introduced as the guest speaker for the evening. He had taken as his subject "Reallsm in Modern Literature." In his discussion of the change in literature from the idealism of the 16th and 17th centuries to the materialism of the modern literature Dr. Baxter traced the history of the two great themes of literature, that of war and romance. Speaking of war, he stated that the World War left only grim abstractions, and no particular hero to celebrate the romance of war. The speaker then compared modern style of light literature with that of a few years ago. He told of the comparison in love stories. In the older literature there was a very definite line between the deep-dyed villian and the good, good hero which has lost its interest in modern demand. W.R.C.Holds Installation Tues.Afternoon Routine business was quickly dispensed with by president Mrs. Ida Lake Tuesday afternoon to give more time to the installation services of the A.B.Paul Women's Relief Corps, No.134, as it met in regular session at the I.O.O.F.hall. Mrs. Estelle Gray of Santa Ana acted as installing officer; her corps of assistants including Mrs. Elizabeth Birkhead, conductress; Lebina Stanley, chaplain; Gladys McDonald, Florence Merriam, Hazel Strupp and Edna Ernpron, color bearers; May Roper, Ada Felony, Mabel Jahns and Madge Campbell, guards and Lula Hall, musical. The newly elected officers to be installed were Mrs. Mannie Brumagin, president; Mary Mitchell, senior vice president; Rose Sparks, junior vice president; Elva Bruederly, treasurer; Nina Law, chapain; Maude English, conductress; Bessie Fitzpatrick, secretary; Nora Dodge, guard; Lizzie Nulan, assistant conductress; Clara Heying, assistant guard; Hazel Davis, patriotic instructor; Mary L.Goble, press correspondent; Mae Weber, musician; Pearl Fergus, Ida Lake, Anna Winder and Alma Pressell, color bearers. Many visiting W.R.C.members from Santa Ana, Orange, Midway City and Fullerton were present. Comrade and Mrs. A.M.Baker of Orange were among the visiting members. Comrade Baker giving a short congratulatory message to the new officers and members of the Corps following the installation ceremony. At the close of the afternoon programs the refreshment committee served delightful refreshments, which everyone enjoyed to Acknowledgment was made for a card party to be held at a sanctuary church on January next Tuesday. H. P. W. Meets Night Regular dinner-meeting of business and Professional's Club will be held at the Old Cafe this evening at 10 announced by Miss Grace secretary. Excellent program has been used, with Mrs. Jennie Tess-Park Parliamentarian of the Bern District of B. & P. W., as the program speaker. H. R. FOX & CO. N. Olive Street Phone 4886 AUTOMOTIVE AND ELECTRIC SUPPLIES During Apex Washers and Ironers—Philco, Stewart Warner Radios — Stewart Warner and Gilfillin Refrigerators Permanent $1.50 Wave ... 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At the end of a frenzied terrifying ride he was taken into a house, released and, much to his amazement, found himself among friends. Yesterday being Mr. Granere's birthday his friends planned a party in his honor. Some thirty-four of them had gathered at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Waltz on Orangewood road and awaited his escorted arrival. The Misses Alma Ruth Show and Marie Ben- carrow, L. C. Shaver, Bernice Harker, Mabel Junker, Mabe Hansen, Leola Felton, Marie West, Alice Williamson, Marie Bennett, Grace Black, Betty Fackiner, and Alma Ruth Show, Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Waltz, Mr. and Mrs. Storey M. Sommers, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stockwell, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Lenz, the Messrs. Milton E. Sommers, Blaine Markham, Charles Bush, Allan Sipple, Carleton Yonge, Marion E. Shafer, Bill Hitt, Bill Fackiner, and Ray Badgley of Anaheim; Miss Madelina A. Conover of Monrovia; Earle W. Flautt of San Pedro; and Miss Georgia Bingham of Fullerton. FOUR FLUSHERS The papers are full of impending wars in Europe between those guys who carry chips on their shoulders; but yet and still they haven't paid for the last one. 1936. And it is equally certain that public apathy, if it is permitted, will reap a whirlwind of tax-confiscations and bankruptcies. (Next: "Sales Tax, Income Tax, 'Single Tax'—Which-") It is reported that the acoustics are not so good in the chamber of the new supreme Court building. Well, they were all o.k. in the old one. The boys way down at the White House could hear what the Court had to say on the NRA. V. F. W. Auxiliary Plans Benefit Party The Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post No. 3173, at their regular meeting at the K. P. Hall Friday evening completed plans for a benefit card party to be held next Friday, January 31st, at the K. P. hall. The program will start at eight o'clock and the public is extended a cordial invitation. This evening, January 23rd, the Orange, Santa Ana, and Fullerton Auxiliaries are in joint assemblage for the official visit of the Department president, Mrs. Edna L. Parman, of Stockton. At the conclusion of the very busy session, at which their president Mrs. John Martins presided, the meeting adjourned to join the V. F. W. post for a "chill and coffee" refreshment hour, with Mrs. George W. Walter heading the committee. Special guests of the evening were Mrs. Glen Hendrickson, president of Santa Ana Auxiliary, Mrs. Ben Morse, president of Orange Auxiliary and Mrs. Harold Troller, president of the Fullerton Auxiliary. EVERY SHOE IN OUR STOCK EVERY STYLE IN OUR STORE EVERY SHOE IN OUR STOCK EVERY STYLE IN OUR STORE SALE FLORSHEIM SHOES We haven’t held back a single style—or a single famous Florsheim feature from Flarewedge shoes that won’t “run-over”, and Flexole shoes cushioned for comfort, to Feeture Arch shoes that flex with your feet as you walk. 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