anaheim-gazette 1940-12-12

Mariner’s Club Of The First Night Johnston Home Scene of Gay Affair Last Night Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston’s home on South Los Angeles street was the “secret” destination of the Mariner’s club of the Presbyterian church when they met there last night for their annual Christmas party. Everyone gathered at the church and left in a caravan for Dr. Johnston’s home where they entered a beautifully decorated room. A lighted Christmas tree, crimson berries and brilliant red candles added to the festive holiday appointments. A “treasure” hunt was carried out, with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker tying for the honor of “the best snocpers.” Mrs. Richard Wise played the organ while carols were sung by the entire gathering. Arthur Dickenson of Compton acted as Santa Claus and distributed gifts. “Secret pals” were revealed. Mrs. Truman Stuard and Mrs. Andrew Wood presided at the tea table at which individual mince pies were served by Mr. and Mrs. John Kelsey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson, in charge of refreshments. Sixty-five guests attended the charming affair. The executive board meeting of the organization will be held December 18 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Ross, 726 North Philadelphia street. Telephone Your News to Miss Anne Lee Anaheim 2414 Sheridan Home Scene of D.A.R. Meeting Friday The regular December meeting of Mother Colony chapter Daughters of the American Revolution was held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Sheridan, 402 North Lemon street Friday. It being a luncheon meeting the members gathered at 12:30. The beautifully appointed table was centered with a large bowl of ranunculi of many hues and maiden hair fern. All the doilies used were the handiwork of Mrs. Emma M. River, mother of Mrs. Sheridan and a charm member of Mother Colony chapter Mrs. Vera Clark assisted Mrs. Sheridan in serving the luncheon. The living room reflected the season with a cheerful fire in the open fire place while, on a mantle was fashioned a winter snow scene in the mountain showing reindeer amid snow covered pine trees. At either end were small silk flags. Bowls roses, chrysanthemums and greenery further lent cheer to the room. Following the luncheon there was a short business meeting. The usual opening exercises completed $5.60 was contributed to the work of the D.A.R. Neighborhood Center at Los Angeles. The treasurer Mrs. David Toms, reported dues for the year 1940-41 p.a. The following members were reported ill: Mrs. John H. Ritchie, Mrs. S. B. Hapgood and Mary McLure. The members w MISS MELROSE DINNER HOSTESS Miss Winifred Melrose entertained friends last Thursday with a gay Christmas party and dinner given at Daniger's cafe in Santa Ana. Red berries and chyrsanthemums gave a Christmas touch to the cleverly appointed tables. After the dinner, the guests enjoyed games of whist. Prizes went to Mrs. William Dolan and Mrs. Ralph McFadden. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mr. and Mrs. William Dolan, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McFadden and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld. Christmas' Meaning Portrayed by Group Christmas and its meaning was portrayed Friday by members of the Flower Mission of the Presbyterian church when they met at the home of Mrs. Harry B. Pearson of 518 North Lemon street. Mrs. L. E. Middleton, Mrs. Walter Ross and Mrs. Ferrell Smith took part in the candlelight skit. Mrs. Holly Markle, program chairman in the absence of Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars, introduced Mrs. Middleton, the reader, Mrs. Ross, the soloist, and Mrs. Smith, accompanist. During the business meeting, plans were made to fete the choir today at the church. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Markel and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins, assisted by Mrs. Ben Stroup, Mrs. Earl Spencer, Mrs. L. C. Herron, Mrs. Cassie Wethered, Mrs. Harry Pearson, Mrs.. J. G. Hilleary and Mrs. H. B. Archibald, Mrs. A. W. Young and Mrs. Earl Mathison were appointed as the calling committee for December, and church decorators Sunday will be Mrs. C. A. Sisson and Mrs. Charles Pearson. Mrs. Eldon Stark and Mrs. Marion Pickel were auctioneers. Keith Miners Scene of Party Expecting only two or three couples over for the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Miner (Idaline Schlosser) of Huntington Park were pleasantly surprised when a party of 21 friends met at their home Monday evening for a house-warming. Mr. and Mrs. Miner have just recently moved into their new home at 3327 Cudahy street. Mrs. Miner is the former Idaline Schlosser, twin sister of Marguerite Schlosser, and native of Anaheim. She is a bride of a year. Joke-gifts were given to the feted couple before the group presented them with a purse with which to purchase something for their home. The evening was spent informally, and refreshments were served later. Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Miner were Mr. and Mrs. Lolyd Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs. Arval Morris, Miss Helen Sharp, Milo Sharp and Miss Frances Wilbur, all of Anaheim, and Robert Beaver, Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. George Sloop, Whittier; and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dandy of Compton. Pythian Sisters Enjoy Card Party Anaheim Pythian Sisters held their card party yesterday at the Odd Fellows' hall. Poinsettias and red candles graced the hall, giving a Christmas touch. Bridge and 500 were played with prizes going to Mrs. Floyd Smith and Mrs. John Fotchman. Mrs. Nellie Reinert and Mrs. Martha Trabert won the door-prizes. Mrs. Mary Hatfield, Mrs. Opal Walter and Mrs. Lizzie Knight served the refreshments after the cards games. During the business session, it was announced that the Christmas party would be held tonight at the home of Mrs. Hatfield, 700 East Sycamore street. for the food sale held after the meeting. Hostesses for refreshments were Mrs. Hilleary, Mrs. William Chamberlin, Mrs. Charles Pearson and Mrs. Harry Pearson. Poinsettias and red berries carried out the attractive Christmas appointments. Following the luncheon there was a short business meeting. The usual opening exercises completed $5.60 was contributed to the work of the D.A.R. Neighborhood Center at Los Angeles. The treasure Mrs. David Toms reported did for the year 1940-41 p.a. The following members were reported ill: Mrs. John H. Ritchie, Mrs.S.B.Hapgood and Mary McLure.The members were delighted to welcome back Mr.H.L Burden of Moon Castle Big Bear Lake,and Mrs.L.Deming who recently returned from an extended visit in the city. After the reading of the president general's message, M Charles Pearson presented a program on "Pan Americanism emphasizing the early and present history of the movement and possible economic values.read views of several prominent men regarding i. Co-hostess with Mrs.Sheri was her sister,Mrs.Al Karlen. Robert Richardson Speaks to P.-T.A. A varied program featured Robert Richardson was offered members of the Horace M.P.-T.A.yesterday when they ta the school. Mrs.E.Wayne Griggs opened the business meeting.at which was announced the next meet will be "Fathers' Night",Jan 13.A report was given on the cent card party,and the four grade room won the prize for largest membership in the P.-Miss Lucia Upp,the teacher of group.was told the award wbe a Christmas party next week. Mrs.Sam Walker acted as program chairman and introduced Miss Emilie Axtell,kindergarten teacher,who presented her paper who sang "Carcl Children,Car "Silent Night,"and "Away in Manger."The children also terntained with a rhythm bar. Robert Richardson spoke "Modern Methods of Religion."He compared ways of teaching in the school and in churches,and said Christianity was a much better than religion.Mr.Richard stressed the importance of v education in teaching Christi as well as elementray educa Sixth grade room mothers hostesses for the afternoon Chimp in Gay Christmas Show —CNPA, Inc., Service. No wonder Chimpanzee Jimmy grins. His boss, Bert Fisher, is dressed as Santa Claus and both play star parts in The Christmas Show, magic city spectacle, Nov. 20 to Dec. 25 at 5843 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles. Proceeds of the colorful extravaganza go to the British War Relief Association of Southern California. The First Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Regular December meeting her Colony chapter Daughthe American Revolution. Old at the home of Mrs. Leo Van, 402 North Lemon street, It being a luncheon meetthe members gathered at The beautifully appointed was centered with a large of ranunculi of many hues haiden hair fern. All the used were the handiwork mrs. Emma M. River, mother s. Sheridan and a charter er of Mother Colony chapter. Vera Clark assisted Mrs. van in serving the luncheon. living room reflected the with a cheerful fire in the fire place while, on the was fashioned a winter scene in the mountains, give reindeer amid snow covine trees. At either end small silk flags. Bowls of chrysanthemums and greenther lent cheer to the room. owing the luncheon there short business meeting. The opening exercises completed, was contributed to the work D.A.R. Neighborhood CenLos Angeles. The treasurer, David Toms, reported all for the year 1940-41 paid. following members were reill: Mrs. John H. Ritchie, S. B. Hapgood and Miss McLure. The members were Local Happenings Visit With Friends Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nash were guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Elder of Garden Grove for an evening of pinochle. Mrs. Elder served refreshments later in the evening. Visitors at Griggs' Home Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hawley of San Diego were dinner guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Griggs of 340 West La Verne street. The Hawleys stayed overnight and on Saturday went to Los Angeles where they witnessed the Notre Dame-U. S. C. game. Chauncey Woodrome Ill Chauncey Woodrome is confined to his home, 211 West Chartres street, with the flu. Minnesotans Visit Here Mrs. Milford Johnson has as her guests this week Mr. and and Mrs. Roy Pederson and son, Dale, of Beardsley, Minn. Attend Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch were among those present at a family dinner held Sunday at the home of Mrs. George Seems of South Pasadena. Henry Van Delden Ill Henry Van Delden of West Centertreet is confined to his home with the flu. His twin daughters, Bonne and Bette, are recovering from a siege of the illness. Mrs. Tschann Called East Mrs. Eda Tschann left Friday by plane for Newkirk, Okla., called there by the death of her mother, Mrs. Minerva Louis. Visit in Inglewood Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Eldridge and Miss Helen Clay journeyed to Inglewood Sunday where they visited Mr. Eldridge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Hunter. John Henrys Visit Daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Henry of 118 North Palm street were guests of their daughter in Palm Springs Tuesday and Wednesday. Richard Melrose Leaves Richard Melrose left last Thursday for Pensacola where he is in the aviation branch of the naval reserves. Davises Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Fythias street were hosts over the week-end to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stanford of El Paso, Texas. Dinner Guests at Olson Home Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Olson, 908 East South street, had as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Carl Capron of Bellflower. Ed Sockerson on Trip Denver is the destination of Ed Sockerson, who left Tuesday. The Colorado city will be visited after a stay in Chicago. Miss Anna Lampman New Noble Grand Of Lois Rebekahs Miss Anna Lampman was ed noble grand Friday night members of the Lois Rebekah lodge met at the Odd Fellow's Other newly-elected of who will be formally inscribed by Mrs. Ryan of Santa Ana, district d president, are Mrs. Marie Carvice grand; Mrs. Berthyle inger, recording secretary; Elsie Borth, financial secret; Mrs. Lizzie Lylen, treasurer; Miss Hannah Horwitz, trustee; Mrs. Loren V. Fowler was elected as a new member intl lodge. Visitors included Mr Mrs. Ed Presnell of Cottage Ore., former Anaheim resis who have just returned to sern California to make their and Mrs. Elsie Alexander of land, Ore., and Nichol Mc of Sheridan, Ore. During the business me plans were made for the Chris party to be held tonight by bers of the Lois Rebekah Noble Grand association at home of Mrs. Grace Ahlh The next regular lodge m will be December 20, and w a Christmas party for al bekahs, Odd Fellows and families. Mrs. Lizzie Nylen was cha of the evening's refreshment mittee, and had as her assi Mrs. Nina Law and Miss D Robert Richardson speaks to P.-T. A. A varied program featuring Robert Richardson was offered to peers of the Horace Mann A.A. yesterday when they met the school. Ms. E. Wayne Griggs opened business meeting, at which it announced the next meeting be "Fathers' Night", January 14 report was given on the re-card party, and the fourth room won the prize for the best membership in the P.-T. A. Lucia Upp, teacher of the phi, was told the award would Christmas party next week. Ms. Sam Walker acted as pro-chairman and introduced Emilie Axtell, kindergarten teacher, who presented her pupils' song "Carcl, Children, Carol," on Night," and "Away in the Garden." The children also enlisted with a rhythm band. Robert Richardson spoke ondern Methods of Religion education." He compared the skills of teaching in the schools in churches, and said Christianity was a much better word religion. Mr. Richardson used the importance of visualization in teaching Christianity well as elementray education. Fourth grade room mothers wereesses for the afternoon and short business meeting. The opening exercises completed, was contributed to the work by D.A.R. Neighborhood Center Los Angeles. The treasurer, David Toms, reported all for the year 1940-41 paid. Following members were re-elected: Mrs. John H. Ritchie, S. B. Hapgood and Miss McLure. The members were elected to welcome back Mrs. Burden of Moon Camp, Bear Lake, and Mrs. L. C. Gans who recently returned from extended visit in the east. After the reading of the president's message, Mrs. Pearson presented the poem on "Pan Americanism" asizing the early and present day of the movement and its economic values. She reviews of several prominent predecessors i. Hostess with Mrs. Sheridan and her sister, Mrs. Albert Blott. Robert Richardson speaks to P.-T. A. A varied program featuring Robert Richardson was offered to peers of the Horace Mann A.A. yesterday when they met the school. Ms. E. Wayne Griggs opened business meeting, at which it announced the next meeting be "Fathers' Night", January 14 report was given on the re-card party, and the fourth room won the prize for the best membership in the P.-T. A. Lucia Upp, teacher of the phi, was told the award would Christmas party next week. Ms. Sam Walker acted as pro-chairman and introduced Emilie Axtell, kindergarten teacher, who presented her pupils' song "Carcl, Children, Carol," on Night," and "Away in the Garden." The children also enlisted with a rhythm band. Robert Richardson spoke ondern Methods of Religion education." He compared the skills of teaching in the schools in churches, and said Christmas was a much better word religion. Mr. Richardson used the importance of visualization in teaching Christianity well as elementray education. Fourth grade room mothers wereesses for the afternoon and short business meeting. The opening exercises completed, was contributed to the work by D.A.R. Neighborhood Center Los Angeles. The treasurer, David Toms, reported all for the year 1940-41 paid. Following members were re-elected: Mrs. John H. Ritchie, S. B. Hapgood and Miss McLure. The members were elected to welcome back Mrs. Burden of Moon Camp, Bear Lake, and Mrs. L. C. Gans who recently returned from extended visit in the east. After the reading of the president's message, Mrs. Pearson presented the poem on "Pan Americanism" asizing the early and present day of the movement and its economic values. She reviews of several prominent predecessors i. Hostess with Mrs. Sheridan and her sister, Mrs. Albert Blott. Robert Richardson speaks to P.-T. A. A varied program featuring Robert Richardson was offered to peers of the Horace Mann A.A. yesterday when they met the school. Ms. E. Wayne Griggs opened business meeting, at which it announced the next meeting be "Fathers' Night", January 14 report was given on the re-card party, and the fourth room won the prize for the best membership in the P.-T. A. Lucia Upp, teacher of the phi, was told the award would Christmas party next week. Ms. Sam Walker acted as pro-chairman and introduced Emilie Axtell, kindergarten teacher, who presented her pupils' song "Carcl, Children, Carol," on Night," and "Away in the Garden." The children also enlisted with a rhythm band. Robert Richardson spoke ondern Methods of Religion education." He compared the skills of teaching in the schools in churches, and said Christmas was a much better word religion. Mr. Richardson used the importance of visualization in teaching Christianity well as elementray education. Fourth grade room mothers wereesses for the afternoon and short business meeting. The opening exercises completed, was contributed to the work by D.A.R. Neighborhood Center Los Angeles. The treasurer, David Toms, reported all for the year 1940-41 paid. Following members were re-elected: Mrs. John H. Ritchie, S. B. Hapgood and Miss McLure. The members were elected to welcome back Mrs. Burden of Moon Camp, Bear Lake, and Mrs. L. C. Gans who recently returned from extended visit in the east. After the reading of the president's message, Mrs. Pearson presented the poem on "Pan Americanism" asizing the early and present day of the movement and its economic values. She reviews of several prominent predecessors i. Hostess with Mrs. Sheridan and her sister, Mrs. Albert Blott. Robert Richardson speaks to P.-T. A. A varied program featuring Robert Richardson was offered to peers of the Horace Mann A.A. yesterday when they met the school. Ms. E. Wayne Griggs opened business meeting, at which it announced the next meeting be "Fathers' Night", January 14 report was given on the re-card party, and the fourth room won the prize for the best membership in the P.-T. A. Lucia Upp, teacher of the phi, was told the award would Christmas party next week. Ms Sam Walker acted as pro-chairman and introduced Emilie Axtell, kindergarten teacher, who presented her pupils' song "Carcl, Children, Carol," on Night," and "Away in the Garden." The children also enlisted with a rhythm band. Robert Richardson spoke ondern Methods of Religion education." He compared the skills of teaching in the schools in churches, and said Christmas was a much better word religion. Mr. Richardson used the importance of visualization in teaching Christianity well as elementray education. Fourth grade room mothers wereesses for the afternoon and short business meeting. The opening exercises completed, was contributed to the work by D.A.R. Neighborhood Center Los Angeles. The treasurer, David Toms, reported all for the year 1940-41 paid following members were re-elected: Mrs. John H. Ritchie, S. B. Hapgood and Miss McLure. The members were elected to welcome back Mrs. Burden of Moon Camp, Bear Lake, and Mrs. L. C. Gans who recently returned from extended visit in the east. After the reading of the president's message, Mrs. Pearson presented the poem on "Pan Americanism" asizing the early and present day of the movement and its economic values.She reviews of several prominent predecessors i. Hostess with Mrs. Sheridan and her sister, Mrs. Albert Blott. Robert Richardson speaks to P.-T. A. A varied program featuring Robert Richardson was offered to peers of the Horace Mann A.A., yesterday when they met the school. Ms E. Wayne Griggs opened business meeting, at which it announced the next meeting be "Fathers' Night", January 14 report was given on the re-card party, and the fourth room won the prize for the best membership in the P.-T.A. Lucia Upp, teacher of the phi, was told the award would Christmas party next week. Ms Sam Walker acted as pro-chairman and introduced Emilie Axtell, kindergarten teacher, who presented her pupils' song "Carcl, Children, Carol," on Night," and "Away in the Garden." The children also enlisted with a rhythm band. Robert Richardson spoke ondern Methods of Religion education." He compared the skills of teaching in the schools in churches, and said Christmas was a much better word religion.Mr. Richardson used the importance of visualization in teaching Christianity well as elementray education. Fourth grade room mothers wereesses for the afternoon and short business meeting.The opening exercises completed,mrs contributed tothe work by D.A.R.NeighborhoodCenterLosAngeles.DayendtoMr,andMrs.LelandStanfordofElPaso,Texas.DinnerGuestsatOlsonHomeMr,andMrs.R.F.Olson，908EastSouthstreet,hadas their dinner guests SundayMr.mrs.CarlCapronofBellflower.EdSockersononTripDenveristhe destinationofEdSockersonwholeftTuesday.TheColoradocitywillbevisitedaftera stayinChicago.Mrs.PoetzHasGuestMrs.LucyFrederickofWashingtonIndiana.iswinteringinsouthernCalifornia，visitingher sister,Mrs.GcdreyPoetzof943NorthHelena街,Anaheim,andher daughter;Mrs.FrancesFrederickofLosAngles.ChesterSimmonsReturnsChesterSimmonsof121CoffmanavenuereturnedrecentlyfromalengthyvisitinLowryCity,Mo.Mrs.PritchettHostessMrs.FanniePritchettof519WestBroadwaywashostessSundaytoguestsenjoyingdinneratherhome.PresentwereMrs.JessieNellyandMissFlorenceRossofLosAnglesandMrs.BlancheDanielsofAnaheim.Mrs.GeorgeFendleyHoldsOpenHouseMrs.GeorgeFendleyheldopenhouseTuesdayatherhome，539SouthLosAnglesstreet.Sewingandinformaldiscussionweretheorderoftheday,andadeliciouschickendinnerwasservellaterintheafternoon.HollywreathsaddedtotheChristmassettingEnjoyingtheall-dayaffairwereMrs.DaveNoomaw,Mrs.LordHanter,Mrs.MyronTatleamandchildren,ClydeandBobby.allofLongBeach;Mrs.EmmaDuckworth,Mrs.Ray waite,Mrs.BelleTedrickandMrs.FredWeisel.allofAnaheim.Mrs.RasmussenEntertainsGroupMrs.NelsRasmussenwashostestlastnighttomembersoftheGraceLutheranFriendshipcircleatherhome，800SouthEast street.Afterthebusinessmeeting,gameswereplayedandgiftsexchanged.AChristmastreewasprettilydecoratedwithmany-coloredornamentsandvaseswerefilledwithpoinsettas.Mrs.E.LymethianeficialofthenewofficersJ313.ReceivingnewpositionMissMarjorieHawthorne,dent.ofSantaAna;MrsCunningham secretaryandureralsoofSantaAnahattieTalcott,first vice-princeofFullerton,andMrs.S.I.ofSantaAnalandvident.NewmembersoftheexpboardareMrs.MargaretMrsAgnesSahrMrs The children also entained with a rhythm band. Robert Richardson spoke on modern Methods of Religion education." He compared the ties of teaching in the schools in churches, and said Christity was a much better word for religion. Mr. Richardson used the importance of visual animation in teaching Christianity well as elementray education. Fourth grade room mothers were lesses for the afternoon and bed at the prettily decorated Mrs. Mrs. B. F. Mattox and Mrs. Nur Roquet poured. A birthday cake with 15 candles highlighted the dinner table, while pink and white appointments added to the dainty decoration motif. Dorothy received many lovely gifts and congratulations. Feting the guest of honor were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hildebrand and daughter, Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hildebrand, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hildebarnd, Mr. and Mrs. George Kolby and daughter, Betty, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kolby, Miss Viola Schultz, Lee Barton of Downey, Miss Lois James, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick and son, Vernon. Mrs. Rasmussen Entertains Group Mrs. Nels Rasmussen was hostess last night to members of the Grace Lutheran Friendship circle at her home, 800 South East street. After the business meeting, games were played and gifts exchanged. A Christmas tree was pretty decorated with many-colored ornaments and vases were filled with poinsettas. Mrs. E. Heinze won the prize for the enjoyable game played. Twenty six enjoyed the affair. Old Del Campo Hotel Shown Anaheim's second noted hotel, the Del Campo, is housed in the above photograph. It was built during the early part of 1888 in the corner of Olive street and Broadway. Albrecht Brothers were the contractors and the plans were drawn by John Pelton, Jr. The structure was demolished early in the present century. Anaheim Women's Attend Function A gala Christmas party held yesterday by the Auviliary of the Orange Safeway association at the Mrs. H. R. Farmer of Place. The room was prettily decorated with Christmas appointments the afternoon was spent in bridge. Co-hostess of the event was Mrs. J.R. Killbourn and Ana, and the traveling prizes to Mrs. T. McDonald of Mrs. Farmer won the door. Gifts were presented after bers had completed nurse mes from slips of paper catch line. The affair was a bridge and those attending Anaheim were Mrs. E. T. and Mrs. G. W. Serr. OPENING SALE Next Thurs., Fri., S. Dec. 19 - 20 - 21 See Big Ad in Gazette PIONEER MARKET 315 East Center St Holds Annual Christmas Party Miss Anna Lampman New Noble Grand and Lois Rebekahs Miss Anna Lampman was electnoble grand Friday night when members of the Lois Rebekah gave met at the Odd Fellow's hall. Other newly-elected officers will be formally installed January 17, 1941, by Mrs. Hazel von of Santa Ana, district deputy. President, are Mrs. Marie Cannon, grand; Mrs. Berthyle Reister, recording secretary; Mrs. Ee Borth, financial secretary; Lizzie Lylen, treasurer, and Hannah Horwitz, trustee. Mrs. Loren V. Fowler was initilated as a new member into the gate. Visitors included Mr. and Ed Presnell of Cottage Grove, former Anaheim residents who have just returned to southCalifornia to make their home, and Mrs. Elsie Alexander of Portland, Ore., and Nichol McIntyre Sheridan, Ore. During the business meeting, bars were made for the Christmas day to be held tonight by members of the Lois Rebekah Past Noble Grand association at the home of Mrs. Grace Ahlstrom. The next regular lodge meeting will be December 20, and will be Christmas party for all Rebekahs, Odd Fellows and their families. Mrs. Harry Pearson Compliments Visitor Mrs. Harry Pearson of North Lemon street entertained guests Monday afternoon at her home, honoring Mrs. Lee Murphy of Scott's Bluff, Neb. The Murphys are staying in Long Beach until after the New Year. Those present for the delightful luncheon were Mrs. Bess Swafffield, Mrs. Zeta Kempton, Mrs. Dora Pearson, Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Harry Pearson. Mrs. Rust Hostess To Club Members Mrs. Jefferson Rust entertained members of her bridge club Tuesday with a delightful Christmas dinner at the Lakewood country club. After the delicious dinner, bridge was the diversion of the evening, with prizes going to Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mrs. J. A. Clayes and Miss Sophie Rimpau. Christmas decorations enlivened the room appointments. FREE PERFUME SAMPLE! Without obligation to you in any respect, you are cordially invited to call at the druggist, whose ad is partially reproduced herewith, and visit his tremendous display of Lentheric and Yardley products. You will receive a purse sample of any of the perfumes on display in gift boxes, including Tweed, Miracle, Shanghai, Confetti, Numero Douze, Abientot, Pink Party, Bond Street, etc. Turn now to the classified page. See classification— Read - Use DRUGGISTS— MRS. EVA BOYD HEADS AUXILIARY Mrs. Eva Boyd was honored Friday by being elected to the position of president of the Women's Exhibition of the St. Michael's Episcopal church at a meeting held at home of Mrs. Thomas Lumsden, South Kroeger street. Mrs. Bert Shaw was named re-president and Mrs. E. G. Offziger was re-elected as secretary-treasurer. A vote of thanks is given to Mrs. R. W. Balch,iring president, who has served that capacity for 12 years. During the business meeting, it is announced that 100 pairs of shoes for patients of the Orange County hospital would be given as gift from the auxiliary. Mrs. Shaw led the discussion and misnary study of "Women in the Life of the Church." Mrs. Lumsdon, assisted by Missaude Dent, served refreshments over the meeting. Cosmetologists Name New Officers New officers were elected Monday evening when members of the Orange County Registered Cosmeologists' society met at Mrs. Marie Walker's beauty salon at 7 East Center street for their annual Christmas party. A beautifully decorated tree added to the Christmas decorations. During the meeting, plans were made for the formal installation of the new officers January 3. Receiving new positions were Miss Marjorie Hawthorne, president, of Santa Ana; Mrs. Kayunningham, secretary and treasurer, also of Santa Ana; Mrs. Mattie Talcott, first vice-president, of Fullerton, and Mrs. S. Fuddeth, Santa Ana, second vice president. New members of the executive board are Mrs. Margaret Harris, Mrs. Agnes Sahr, Mrs. Durant. DRUGGISTS— J.....s Drug Company 10 More Shopping Days Until Christmas Win a Prize. Send in a "News Tip." Just The GIFT For "HER"! A BEAUTIFUL MACHINELESS PERMANENT WAVE! 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