oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-12

Wednesday, January 12, 1921 Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches LENSING-SHOLTEN NUPTIALS A quiet, the pretty wedding was solemnized this morning at 8 o'clock at St. Boniface Catholic church. at Weber's Hear JOHN McCORMACK Tonight —If you have the Victor Record 64913, he will sing for you that popular old song "When You and I" when Miss Augusta A. Lensing, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lensing, of W. Chartres-st, was united in marriage to Mr. Guy Sholten of Los Angeles. Following the marriage rites, High Nuptial Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Browne, in the presence of relatives and a number of friends. The bride, who is a charming young lady, was dressed in a traveling suit of dark blue cloth, with hat to match. She wore a squirrel neck piece, and carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas and hyscinths. Miss Blanche Lensing, sister of the bride, as the bridesmaid, wore a gown of brown satin, with small toque to match, and carried a boquet of pink sweet peas and fern. Mr. Armine Lensing, brother of the bride, served as best man. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents, to which relatives and a few close friends were invited. At noon the happy couple left, amid a shower of rice, for a honeymoon in parts unknown. The auto they left in was gaily decorated in streamers of white ribbon, while the cans, old shoes and painted signs were tied on the back. PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY A pleasant surprise party was tendered Mrs. Fred Schneider last evening at her home on N. Euquidina-st, to remind her of her birthday anniversary. The evening was passed, playing Five Hundred with prizes awarded to Mrs. Leslie Wilson and Mr. L. Bonnat, and Mrs. Frank Mauer and Mr. Wilson. The prizes were unique. The booby prizes were a scream. At midnight a Dutch supper was served, the self-invited guests bringing enough to help the feast along. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. L. Bonnat, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stroup, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider, Mrs. Schneider was presented with an electric curling iron. DINNER PARTY ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. George Wents of York-de Tonight —If you have the Victor Record 64913, he will sing for you that popular old song "When You and I Were Young Maggie" in a voice both sweet and sympathetic — which makes him easily the most popular singer in the world today. —He has selected the Victor Company exclusively to reproduce his voice and only on the Victor Records can you hear him. —We are the only dealer in Anaheim selling Victor goods. WEBER'S Book and Music STORE DINNER PARTY ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. George Wents, of Yorba; delightfully entertained last evening with a dinner party in honor of the birthday anniversary of her husband. The guests were mostly relatives and a few friends, and the affair was a most enjoyable one. The table was beautifully laid, the center piece being a bouquet of marigolds. Following the dinner the evening was spent with music and dancing. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Yorba, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Yorba, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wents, Jr., Mrs. John Wents, Sr., Mrs. Bade, Mrs. Forbes, Lauretta Batillier, Mrs. E. C. Yorba, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Locke. ALTAR SOCIETY ELECTS The regular meeting of the Altar society of St. Boniface Catholic church was held in the K. C. hall, E. Center-st, Tuesday afternoon. Aside from the usual business meeting, officers to serve during the coming year were elected. Those chosen were Mrs. M. J. Bradley, president; Mrs. B. J. Dresser, vice president; Mrs. W. J. M. Holnz, treasurer; Mrs. E. E. Brus, secretary. The remainder of the afternoon was spent playing whist, with first prize going to Mrs. Unger, and the booby to Mrs. Shanley. Later the hostesses for the afternoon, Mrs. Henry Heying and Mrs. William Lake served light refreshments. PINOCHLE CLUB MEETS The Afternoon Pinochle club was entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. H. O. Henderson. Scotch Heather was used for decorations. Following the games prizes were awarded GLOBE PETROLEUM Selects 3 Drilling Sites at Huntington Beach! Globe Petroleum is preparing to start GLOBE PETROLEUM Selects 3 Drilling Sites at Huntington Beach! —Globe Petroleum is preparing to start operations at Huntington Beach on its desirable acreage near the Standard's great Bolsa Chica well. —Other sites will be selected as rapidly as possible. —This company has holdings in ten fields. It has 32 Producing Wells Yielding 7,000 Barrels Monthly! —totally apart from Huntington Beach development prospects are bright in the other fields. —A limited quantity of stock will be sold at— 25 Cents a Share but is subject to withdrawal from sale without notice. —Report of operations, financial statement, and other data may be obtained from either— Garner & CO. Incorporated (Street Floor) 625 S. Spring St. PHONES Pico 98 Pico 99 J. S. Farrow 422 Central Bldg. Los Angeles Phone 62169 AT THE NEW FAIRYLAND WED. & THURSDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "The Mark of Zorro" Douglas Fairbanks will be seen tonight and tomorrow night at the New Fairyland theatre in "The Mark of Zorro," from the All-Story Weekly novel, "The Curse of Capistrano." It is a story of early California which you cannot afford to miss. Just think! The events on which it is based happen right in Orange-co. "Everybody's Sweetheart," starring Olive Thomas, will be the feature of attraction at the New Grand theatre Thursday, "Keep Smiling" was her motto, and smile she did, even thru the ups and downs of life that made her an inmate of a poor farm, but in the end the "smile" policy brot her a just reward. to Mrs. J. E. Baker and Mrs. C. E. Harbeson. Late in the afternoon the hostess served refreshments. Those present were Mesdames E. H. Adams, J. E. Baker, C. E. Harbeson, Edgar Hartung, B. Hartfield, Ralph Maas, W. B. Holland, F. B. Kern, J. P. Brastad, B. H. Sidnam, Miss Nina McLellan and the hostess. WEDDED IN PITTSBURG The many friends of Alfred Letten, and Miss Emma A. Altman will be surprised to learn of their marriage Monday, Jan. 3, in Pittsburg, Pa. They expect to make their home in Jeanette, Pa., where Mr. Letten is employed for the present time. The bride is well known in Jeanette, while the groom is well known among the young people of Anaheim. Both have the best wishes of a host of friends, for a long and happy PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR MRS. MURDOCK PLACENTA, Jan. 12—Special—Mrs. Grover Murdick was most agreeably surprised at her home Monday evening, the occasion being her birthday. Those participating in the surprise were Mr. and Mrs. A. Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs. Pelitz, Mr. and Mrs. Leavit, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neucess and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes, Miss Kate Hayes, Miss Jennie Murdick and Mrs. Mack and family. The evening was spent on playing progressive "Rat." Rev. Howard Gage bought himself a bicycle on Friday, paid for it on Saturday and on Wednesday someone helped him or herself to it. Sufficient to say, that Mr. Gage hasn't seen it since. Then last Friday he ordered another at Mr. Cox's bicycle shop, and when he went after it on Saturday, he was sorrowfully informed that it also had been stolen from the shop Friday evening. However, Mr Cox found it at Corona before Sunday night. Mrs. Kecke and family have been on the sick list the last week. Avian Bastien has bought himself a new 25-35 Holt tractor and yesterday was living a demonstration of it. It is made to accommodate two, the driver and a passenger. It is also a vertible spider, being able to make six and three-fourths miles an hour. Mr. Bastien has been advised to invest in a Klaxon so as to be able to wear pedestrians and other motorists when he is coming along the boulevard at fall speed. "The Girl's club held their regular meeting at the home of the Misses Mable and Frieda Ippen Tuesday evening. Contrary to custom, the evening was spent with sowing and ferry work. Just before adjourning, dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The W. C. T. U. held a silver trophy at the home of Mrs Margaret Strain on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson entertained a turkey dinner on Saturday evening. The evening afterward was spent in playing progressive 500. Those enjoying the courtesy were Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stone, Mr. and Mrs George Johnson and family, Mr.-and WEDDED IN PITTSBURG The many friends of Alfred Letten, and Miss Emma A. Altman will be surprised to learn of their marriage Monday, Jan. 3, in Pittsburg, Pa. They expect to make their home in Jeanette, Pa., where Mr. Letten is employed for the present time. The bride is well known in Jeanette, while the groom is well known among the young people of Anaheim. Both have the best wishes of a host of friends, for a long and happy wedded life. MISS O'ROURKE HOSTESS Miss Vera O'Rourke, of E. Broadway, was the charming hostess last evening to the members of the Bankerettes club. The usual fancy work and social chat was enjoyed and later the hostess served daltry refreshments. Those present were Misses Wilhelmina Zitzmann, Hazel Raihey, Lou Sparks, Marlon Quarrie, Evelyn Degryse, Mrs. Goodson and the hostess. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included Mrs. H. G. Adams, Los Angeles; R. H. Sherrill, Porterville; W. L. Curran, Riverside; R. C. Davis, Los Angeles; O. U. Olander, Los Angeles; H. S. Reed, J. H. Reed, D. C. Wylle, F. F. Halma, G. Wallace and W. E. Scott, Riverside; C. D. Furst, Los Angeles; S. T. Seiple, Los Angeles; Artheur Peihl, San Francisco; S. C. Ketchum, Los Angeles. GIVEN BIRTHDAY DINNER. Mrs. George Cupp, of 118 E. Southat, entertained last evening with a six o'clock dinner in honor of the birthday of Mrs. A. G. McKey, Mrs. McKey was asked to assist with some baking for Mrs. Cupp, and when she was invited to dinner, she found that she had made the birthday cake for her own celebration. A good time was enjoyed by all, and Mrs. McKey received some nice presents. PHILATEAS ELECT OFFICERS The annual election of officers of the Philathea Sunday school class of the Methodist church will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the classroom at the White Temple. Yorba News YORBA, Jan. 12.-Special.-The whole world looked white yesterday morning when one looked out and thought that some damage might have resulted from it promptte us to inquire, but on doing so, we were glad to hear that no appreciable amount had been done. The Misses Ramonna, Terclita and Sophia Vejar, of Pomona, who have been visiting at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Rosa Yorba-Loeke, and other relatives hereabouts, since before the holidays, left for home yesterday. E. B. Segerstrom spent yesterday in Los Angeles. S. E. Prince was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. B. J. Lindsey left this morning over the Santa Fe for Onawa, Iowa. Wesley Kempton has moved from 217 Resh-st to 224 So. Helena-st. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Grim and Oscar Heyling are spending today in Los Angeles. Miss Myrtle Winter has resigned her position in Los Angeles and is at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. West motored to Santa Ana last evening and visited Mr. West's parents. Irs. G. W. Sandilanda will entertain the ladies of the Euchre club at her homes Thursday afternoon. Mrs. G. Luck arrived today for a visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Effker, W. Chestnut-st. Dr. and Mrs. W. Brown, Mrs. P. Taggart and Mrs. Anna Jones motored to Whittler on a recent afternoon. F.W. Schmidt and Mr. Selmann, of the Anaheim Motor Co., transacted business in Los Angeles Monday. Miss Ellen Douglas has taken the place of Miss Elise Jessurum as secretary to Dr Truxaw, city health officer. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson will leave Friday to spend several days with their son, Earle Simpson, at Farmercailly. Mr. and Mrs. I. Loeb, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bevillard for several weeks, left Monday for their home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.Waltman, of 220 E. Center-st, were guests Sunday of Mrs. Waitman's parents, Mr., and Mrs.John Bruhl, at San Bernardino. Miss Paula Palm, Miss Reype and Miss Ruth Coons, grammar school teachers, took advantage of the holidays permitted by the Abernathy trial and spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Ralph Moore, of Los Angeles, was a guests Tuesday evening in the F.W.Walte home, 612 N.Olive-st. Mr., and Mrs.Walte spent today in Santa Ana, where they were guests of Mr., and Mrs.Harry Wilcox. Some of the prices up on that peak are evidently snow-bound.-Columbia Gasoline andools won't mix either.-Columbia (S.C.) Record. MOSES —Made from the Milled by the Mas plants.Ag 1-8 bbl.Sack $ PILLSBUILD —The Ideal Breakfast for infants and growing chil YORBA, Jan. 12.—Special.—The whole world looked white yesterday morning when one looked out and thought that some damage might have resulted from it prompted us to inquire, but on doing so, we were glad to hear that no appreciable amount had been done. The Misses Ramona, Terelta and Sophia Vejar, of Pomona, who have been visiting at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Rosa Yorba-Looke, and other relatives hereabouts, since before the holidays, left for home yesterday. Mrs. Elma C. Forbes, of Los Angeles, arrived on yesterday morning's train, and intends to stay for a few days with her sister, Mrs. Erollinda C. Yorba, at the latter's ranch across the river. Miss Lauretta Botiller, a daughter of Mrs. Forbes, was already here with Mrs. Elena T. Wents and Mrs. Wents' mothers. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bolserane, of Perris, are visiting Mrs. Boisserane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prudencio S. Yorba, at Esperanza. Mrs. Erolinda Yorba went to Hollywood Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Mattie Y. Pelancorle. Monday she went to Venice, returning to Yorba in the evening. Mrs. Trinidad Oviedo, of Mesa, Arlx., who has been here for some time with Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Oviedo, returned to her Arizona home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuentes, who formerly lived here, but now have their home at Olive, spent Sunday with some of their Yorba friends. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reeyes, who have been staying at Anaheim lately, where a very welcome daughter was born to them, have returned here and are spending a few days with Mrs. Reeves' mother, Mrs. Adelina Y. Carrilloo, before going to their own home. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rowland, of Los Angeles, were recent visitors at Mrs. Zorsida Y. Travis' ranch, near Esperanza. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad ELK PARK NOTHING BUT TRUTH AT GRAND TONIGHT At last Ana Helmers have a stock company they can enjoy seeing; and that is saying everything. The Trainer Stock Co., the new theatrical troupe which has included this town in its circuit, presented "Nothing But The Truth" to a full house at the Grand last night and easily won over their audience at the start. This is the third appearance of the newcomers and they will give another performance of "Nothing But The Truth" again tonight in order to accommodate the overflow of patrons who were unable to secure seats on the first night. If you want to know how hard it is to tell the truth, go and see "Nothing But The Truth" and even if you don't know the secret of truth telling you will laught with everyone else at the many predicaments of a plunger who thinks $10,000 worth that he can tell the absolute truth for 24 hours. Clinton Hodder plays the part of the plunger and thereby adds more laurels to his highly bedecked crown. J. Elwood Holly is a riot as the bishop, who, he claims, no head for business, bests the Wall Street bears in their den. Earl Lee, as one of the bears, is none the less entertaining. Of the young ladies of the company, all come in for praise, both in their acting and their appearance. Dr. C. S. 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