oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-01

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches TIN WEDDING CELEBRATION A delightful surprise party was given Sunday night at the beautiful home of Professor and Mrs. Raymond A. Evans, of Fullerton, the occasion being the tenth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Barr, of Anaheim. The spacious drawing room was elaborately decorated in white, gold and green, with a wedding bower of flowers hung with white wedding bells under which the bride and groom of ten years ago stood, while they were showered with hearty congratulations and many beautiful gifts. Not forgetful of the ancient custom, each swain present claimed the right to kiss the bride. Not to be outdone, the groom staged a gallant comeback, exacting the same toll from each of the fair ones present with an amazing degree of success as a collector. An address appropriate for the occasion and sparkling with wit and humor, delivered by Dr. Guy Kay, of Placentia, and followed by a program of readings, original poems and vocal and instrumental selections most prominent of which was a poem composed especially for the occasion by Mrs. C. H. Barr, mother of the groom, entitled "Reminiscence of Ten Years Ago." Dear Malale, will you share my life And be my own devoted wife? I haven't very much to offer But what I have I gladly proffer And with it all my heart's devotion As deep and full as is the ocean. Just give in turn your loving heart And say we never more shall part And Malale bashfully replied, Yes, Harold, I will be your bride. For, tho I didn't mean to do it I loved you long before you knew it. And since you've told your love for me I'll not conceal my love for thee. And so those ardent happy lovers Plighted their vows like many others Until one January day With hearts aglow and spirits gay They changed the current of their life And started out as man and wife. The winds blew cold but what cared they? For heaven seemed near that winter's day. And now ten years have come and gone And still their lives flow smoothly on. The trials may have crossed their track Of blessings there has been no lack Except perhaps the lack of joys That come with baby girls and boys. They've even made the best of that By taking to their hearts the cat. Some things we reckon otherwise Are often blessings in disguise. The Lord's been very good to you Dear children mine, and still is true. And leads you by His own good will In pastures green by waters still. And when you've passed those fleeting years So full of joys and griefs and tears And when you reach the other side And Heaven's gates swing open wide Oh, may there then to you be given A crown of life, a home in Heaven And then shall every round of years bring many anniversaries. After a reading by Mrs. R. C. Carmichal of Anahelm, selections from Bach, Beethoven, Liszt and Mendelssohn were masterfully rendered by Professor Evans. Professor Evans and Mr. H. E. Barr have composed many beautiful songs, a number of which have become very popular in the musical world. Several times by the composers of those present. In the wee hours repast waking Infid for Dr. of Placentia; Dr. of Hemet; Mr. a bee, of Cape Town and Mrs. William Grove; Mr. and M of Anahelm; Mr. Riverside, father Dorothy Campbell and Mrs. C. H. father and mother the host and host Mrs. Evans. SURPRISE FOR Mrs. E. H. Ada Henderson were at afternoon at the when they entered praise shower in her B. Pember, a chie The guests include officers of Chispa besides a few invites Miss Pember w Henderson home and when she arrives filled with guests ed, but even so he her that the ladies honor until she was presented electric percolator. The afternoon site games and refreshments were The guests in Polly Kern, Louisa Sebastian, Laura on, Sophia Hansen Maud McCann, A Viola Moore, Tillie Edythe Pember, M Mrs. Henderson, dames Lizzie Kemm A. E. Hargrove, R tiele Pearson, Leoite Rea, Eyelyn Beat, Brastad, Geo. So Pember, Elizabeth 150 GUESTS AT One hundred joyed the piano r pupils of Mrs. R parlors of the M evening. The rooms had orated with China ax. Boys of the cl Don’t Buy a New Battery Until You Get Our Price on Repairing Your Old One A Six Months’ Written Guarantee On All Battery Repairs VESTA GUARANTEE Mr. has this day 192 purchased One Vesta Battery, Type No. This Battery is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED for AT LEAST TWO YEARS. We guarantee that the holder of this Guarantee WILL NOT be at ANY REPAIR EXPENSE during this period. AUTO ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE CO. Signed This Is the Only Absolute Guarantee Given Today. All Other Batteries Are Guaranteed Same as Tires AUTO ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE CO. ORANGE COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS WEST BROS. Los Angeles at Chestnut St., Anaheim —Phone 31— A Real Sale in Used Automobiles We are putting on the market this week cars that are worth from $200 to $300 more than we are asking. We also have a few cars left with us by our customers to sell for them. You can get an exceptionally good buy in any of them Used Automobiles —We are putting on the market this week cars that are worth from $200 to $300 more than we are asking. We also have a few cars left with us by our customers to sell for them. You can get an exceptionally good buy in any of them. —We have now ready to be delivered— —1 1918 Buick 6 touring. A real buy for someone who wants a good car. —1 1919 Buick 6 touring. Worth at least $200 more than we are asking. —1 Olds 8 roadster and 1 Olds 8 chummy roadster. Left by auto-men for sale. These cars are real bargains. —FORDS: We have a few Ford tourings and roadsters that you may buy at your own price. —1 Model N Hupmobile wonderful condition and a real buy; 4 new tires. Anaheim Auto Co. WM. GOODRUM, Prop. Buick Distributor for Northern Orange County —Phone 354J— 128 Se. Los Angeles St. Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA world. Several of these were sung by the composers to the great delight of those present. In the "wee sma" hours a sumptuous repast was served, covers being laid for Dr. and Mrs. Guy Kay, of Placentia; Dr. and Mrs. Ramsey of Hemet; Mr. and Mrs. Ellie Silsbee, of Cape Town, South Africa; Mr. and Mrs. William Abbott, of Garden Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Carmical of Anaheim; Mr. C. E. Richards, of Riverside, father of the bride; Miss Dorothy Campbell, of Riverside; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barr, of Riverside, father and mother of the groom, and the host and hostess, Professor and Mrs. Evans. SURPRISE FOR BRIDE-ELECT Mrs. E. H. Adams and Mrs. H. O. Henderson were hostesses Monday afternoon at the home of the latter when they entertained with a surprise shower in honor of Miss Edythe B. Pember, a charming bride-elect. The guests included the 1913-20-21 officers of Chispa Chapter, O. E. S., besides a few invited guests. Miss Pember was invited to the Henderson home for the afternoon, and when she arrived found the room filled with guests. She was surprised, but even so it did not dawn on her that the ladies had gathered in her honor, until a short time later, she was presented with a beautiful electric percolator. The afternoon was devoted to music and games and at 5 o'clock light refreshments were served. The guests included Meadames Polly Kern, Louise Dahlman, Leona Sebastian, Laura Scares, Fannie Lyon, Sophia Hanson, E. H. Metcalf, Maud McCann, Adela Kellenberger, Yiola Moore, Tillie Schumacher, Miss Edythe Pember, Miss Esther Pember, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Adams, Meadames Lizzie Kemper, R. R. Pember, A. E. Hargrove, Ruth Harbeson, Hatfield Pearson, Leota Fergus, Margaret Rea, Evelyn Beent, Annie Haster, Opal Brastad, Geo. Settle, Misses Valley Pember, Elizabeth Jesaurun. 150 GUESTS AT PIANO RECITAL One hundred and fifty guests enjoyed the piano recital given by the pupils of Mrs. Ruth L. Slettz in the parlors of the Masonic Temple last evening. The rooms had been tastefully decorated with Chinese lilies and smallax. Boys of the class acted as ushers. SURPRISE UPON BIRTHDAY Mr. T. Grussing, at his home east of town, was surprised last evening when a number of his friends gathered in honor of his birthday anniversary. The surprise was planned by his daughter, Miss Tina Grussing and was a most enjoyable affair. The evening was pleasantly spent in social conversation and music while later ice cream and cake was served. Those present were Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Schmelzer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fleshner and children, Mrs. Fleshner, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Lohr and Mr. G. H. Grefe. At a late hour all departed wishing Mr. Grussing many more happy birthdays. QUIETLY WED IN LOS ANGELES Slipping quietly off to Los Angeles Monday afternoon Miss Dorothy Fern Quarton, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton, of N. Lemon-st., and Mr. Wayne Amack, son of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack, were married. The left immediately after the ceremony for a wedding trip to be gone about ten days, and upon their return they will make their home on West Broadway where the groom has built a pretty new bungalow. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included G. E. Backens, Los Angeles; L. E. Dooley, Los Angeles; J.A. Terrell, Idaho Falls; R.C.Ketel, Los Angeles; Louis A. Christopher, Riverside; Charles Rafael, New York; H.L.Trebley, Los Angeles; J.A.Auatin, Los Angeles; Woodsworth Clumn, Los Angeles; S.C.Earl, San Francisco; Mrs.Mark Anderson,Pomona; J.C.Jewett, Los Angeles; Betty Conlin, Los Angeles; E.A.Wadaworth, Imperial; A.W.Arnold,Los Angeles; J.A.O'Neil,Los Angeles. former's mother and father of this lease. The Bilstroms are former residents of this lease, but are now making their home in Pomona. Mrs.Grigg Smith went for a ride Wednesday,the first time since her fail. Mrs.McElhaney and daughter,Lois of this lease with Mr. and Mrs.Ant Shipkey of Anaheim were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.W.F.Wright of Placentia,Sunday. Miss Mona Clegg and Mr.Othouse were motoring Sunday. Grant Babbitt was down visiting his sister,Mrs.Dilker,and company Sunday. Mr和Mrs.Oliver Bryan,Mrs.Oscar Bilstrom and five children and her mother-in-law,Mrs.Bilstrom were all dinner guests of Mr.Mrs.John Bryan Saturday. Mr和Mrs.Aarchie Grainger and two children.Evelyn and Clegg were over from Placentia and spent Sunday with their parents,Mr和Mrs.A.Grainger. Mr和Mrs.Bill Pope were shopping Saturday. Mr和Mrs.Sellersand daughter,Mabel are spending the former's 32 hours off in Los Angeles. Mr和Mrs.Winerand two sons were out to the McElhaney's Saturday evening. Mr和Mrs.Andy White and two children visited friends in Placentia Saturday. Mr和Mrs.Frank Dilker are entertaining company for a few days. —Anahelm Post No. 72,American Legion Dance every Friday.Pressell's Hall,Anaheim. 150 GUESTS AT PIANO RECITAL One hundred and fifty guests enjoyed the piano recital given by the pupils of Mrs. Ruth L. Sletz in the parlor of the Masonic Temple last evening. The rooms had been tastefully decorated with Chinese lilies and amabilis. Boys of the class acted as ushers. Mrs. Sletz was assisted during the evening by Miss Ruth Paddock, a violinist from Los Angeles, who will soon have a class in violin in Anaheim. Miss Paddock delighted the audience with two very fine violin selections, "Adoration," by Felix Borowski, and "Souvenir," by Drdla. Following the program, refreshments of punch and cakes was served to the guests. The evening was in charge of the girls of the class. The following pupils took part in the program of the evening: Lois Bevillard, Katherine Efker, Johanna Lemke, Jessie Johnston, Marian Utter, Fleta Eisenhauer, Nellie Sackett, Hazel and Helon Manter, Norma Brastad, Nellie Harris, Mary Easton, Ruth Dahl, Ray and Leason Pomeroy, Robert Rapp, Guy Duckworth, Donald Elsehauer, Vernon Peck and William Sletz. SACRED CONCERT PLEASES An appreciative audience last evening heard the sacred concert at the White Temple, given under the able direction of Mrs. C. A. McCullah, director of the choral society, and Miss Luna Wellman, director of the Epworth League orchestra. The numbers presented were principally by Gounod and an interesting talk on the composer, the man and his compositions was given by Mrs. L. E. Sutherland. The orchestra, only a month old, delighted with "The Good Shepherd" (Barrl). Other very pleasing numbers were the anthem, "By Babylon's Wave," (Gounod); contralto solo, "The Publican," by Miss Carrie Lou Evans; "My Anchor Holds," (Towner), by men's glee club; "Meditation—Thais." (Massenet), by Miss Luna Wellman, piano, and Mrs. Paul V. Heater, organ; anthem, "Unfold Ye Portals." (Gounod). There was some stirring music when the audience joined with the Choral Society, orchestra and organ in singing hymns. E. L. PICNIC AT COUNTY PARK Orange-co park was the mecca for a number of picnics on Saturday, but none was more enjoyable that composed of the members of the Epworth League of the Methodist White Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sutherland were the chaperons for the day, and G. & L. Lease G. & L. LEASE, Feb. 1—Special—Mrs. Varner and son, Militan, were in Santa Ana Thursday shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Sellers were in Fullerton and Anaheim Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Coffey were in Los Angeles on business Saturday. Preston Varner was in Los Angeles Thursday attending to business. Mr. and Mrs. Lofts were looking after ranch interests Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lofts were visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Fladding and brother, Mr. Loitz, of this lease Friday. Mr. Tillman Sellers and two sons were visiting Mr. Knox Sellers and family Friday evening. Miss Agnes and Avila Coffey were week-end guests of friends and relatives in Los Angeles. Fred Coffey was up from Venice Friday visiting his father and family. Mrs. Oscar Bilstrom and five boys and Mrs. Bilstrom's mother-in-law, of Pomona, were week-end guests of the DR. J. L. BEEBE Anaheim Emphasizing Surgery and Obstetrics 209-8-13-14, First National Bank Hours, 1-4; 7-8; Sunday by appointment Pacific 555-J Residence: 730 Lemon Street Pacific 555-M Dr. J.E. Waters DENTIST Anaheim Mitchell Bldg. Tel. Pac. 291 E. L. PICNIC AT COUNTY PARK Orange-co park was the mecca for a number of picnics on Saturday, but none was more enjoyable that composed of the members of the Epworth League of the Methodist White Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sutherland were the chaperons for the day, and a most delightful time was spent. After the young people had arrived at the park, different games were played, and those who cared to, hiked off over the hills. At noon all gathered around the long table for dinner, and a hungry bunch it was. The afternoon was spent as one pleased, and when it was time to make the return trip to Anaheim, it was a tired, but happy crowd that turned their faces towards home. Those in the party were Mabel and Clarice Brown, Grace Curtis, Florence and Alice Wright, Clifford Elliott, Clinton Brown, Loren Wright and Wilbert Bonney. HARTINGS GOING TO VENICE Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung, who recently sold their home on West Center-st, to Roy Pendleton, a new comer from Wisconsin, are leaving the latter part of the week for Venice, where they will be located at the Potter-apts. Mr. and Mrs. Hartung have many friends here in Anaheim, where they have resided for many years, who will regret to see them move away, but the best wishes of all will follow them to their new home. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Louis Danz will be the honoree at a dinner party at his home at 630 S. Los Angeles-at, this evening when a number of his intimate friends will respond to invitations for 6:3$ dinner. The occasion is Mr. Danz' birthday anniversary and one of the features of the table decorations will be a splendid birthday cake with the correct number of candles. 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