oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-04

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches INTERESTING RECITAL Numerous friends and a number of pupils of Mrs. Siegel were present at the recital in the Guild hall of St. Michael Episcopal church Saturday afternoon. Five pupils, who had been taking lessons but two months, played their pieces perfectly. The names of those taking part were: Jumita and Bernice Brownfield, Dorothy Newman, Margaret Fitzgibbons, James Fitzgibbons, Helena urtaton, Arthur Groos, Fay Balleau, Lydia Walker, Walter Wacker, Holius Luper, Misses Grauert, Dorothy Desch, Francis Mattis, Lydia stranskey, Priscilla Messina, Missmann and Mrs. Pauline Mang. Unpromptly by Schubert, playful execution and artistic arrangement. Annemarie Siegel, as well as all other selections were greatly applauded by the large audience. At the close Miss Elizabeth Siegel sang the Angel's Serenade from Bragg with flute obligato by her father. A short social hour followed, during which ice cream and cake was served. LEDUCS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Leduc were host and hostess on Saturday evening at their home on N. Los Angeles-st to a number of friends who had been asked to meet their son, Mr. Dean Leduc, and wife., who arrived recently from Herman, Minn., and who are at home on the Leduc ranch west of this city. The rooms of the Leduc home had been prettily decorated with American Beauties and other roses and a most delightful evening was spent in games with music and in visiting. At a late hour refreshments of sandwiches, salad, cakes and ice cream were served. Those who enjoyed the occasion with the host and hostess and with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Leduc were Mr. and Mrs. R. Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott, of Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs Sanford Mr. and Mrs Follet, of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Kidd and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Mason Squier. MEN TO DINE WOMEN'S CLASS BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Louie Heffner, Miss Agnes Weber and Glen Stillwell motorized to Los Angeles yesterday and attended Grauman's theatre, later taking dinner at a cafe. On returning to the Heffner home on S. Philadelphia-st, about ten o'clock they were greatly surprised to find a number of friends, who had gathered in honor of Mr. Heffner's birthday. After congratulations and best wishes, the guests proceeded to have a good time with games, music, boxing matches and dancing. At a late hour a splendid supper was served, and it was well after midnight before the merry party broke up. The guests included Misses Agnes Weber, Betty West, LeNette Ruele, Lydia Davis, Marie Hammon, Gay Cook, Gauldine Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Heffern, Measers Glen Stillwell, Royden Oamann, Walter Loescher, of Orange, Chas. Lumer, of Orange, Ivan Beltelin, Eugene Thomas and Hay Whitney, of Santa Ana. S. S. BOARD MEETS TONIGHT The Sunday school board of the Methodist White Temple will meet this evening. Supper will be served in the dining room at 6:20. Every teacher and officer is expected to be present. The hostesses will be Mesames G. H. Goodale ,D.M.Forsythe, R.C.Greggs,Dr.Alice Huhr and Miss Mildred Forsythe. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Mrs.Irene Brown, El Paso,Texas; V.O.Buckles,San Bernardino; Thomas B.Zinn,Chattanooga,Tenn.; J.F.Stroka,Los Angeles; C.A.Ruby,San Diego; Earl Rogers,Los Angeles; G.E.Decker,San Pedro; H.B.Davis,Van Nuys; H.H.Cornick,Los Angeles. MONTHLY LADIES' AID MEETING The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist White Temple will be held in the church parlor Thursday, April 7th, at 2 p.m. All ladies of the church and friends are cordially invited to meet with the ladies. Please note the change in time. Mr. and Mrs. Los Angeles were Saturday. Mrs.W.T.MeAl in Los Angeles too. Mr. and Mrs.Ch spend week afternoons. Miss Alice ingraves the week-end at h. Mrs.Phoebe Hitter Dalrymann Burnet treating his fathom Secretary Fraser a business visitor day. Miss Evelyn Ma several days with U.S.C. Mr. and Mrs.Wand Mrs.Otto Ra Long Reach. Danlee and Grass the recent guests. Leo R.McGawren. L.J.Sheridan Los Angeles yesterday. W.H.Willard Monrovia yesterday. Mrs.F.C.Wilson patient in the Anna Harry Heben at patient at the AnMiss Beatrice Beach was visiting him Sunday. Miss Bleek has public stenographer angelo Reality Co. Mrs.Frank S.Miss Frances Scholenges visitors to Mrs.Caleb Lew Hilend to their home with Mrs.J.MeDu will go to Los Armenians family motored to day and visited Wendell Stewart Manager O.E.Steep up today after nMr. and Mrs.Wand MEN TO DINE WOMEN'S CLASS Members of the Fidelis class of the M.E. church, formerly the Woman's Bible class, are justly proud of the attendance at their class meetings and at their social affairs. They have an average attendance of 20 members who seem to take more than ordinary interest in the work to be accomplished and the lessons presented. On Easter Sunday the class presented to the church a beautiful wicker fern basket between four and five feet high. A recent social meeting was much enjoyed by the class in the church parlor, about 30 members being present. On the evening of April 15th the Men's Bible class will give a complimentary dinner to the Fidelis class in the church dining room. Mrs. W. A. Brown is the teacher of the Fidelis class and is always much gratified by the faithfulness of her co-workers. DEPWEG-LUMPKIN NUPTIALS A marriage license was issued in Santa Ana Saturday to Mr. Charles Lumpkin, of Anaheim, and Miss Marie Depweg, of Fullerton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Depweg. It is understood the marriage took place today, and following a short honeymoon; they will make their home in Long Beach. The bride has been cashier at the S. Q. R. store, and resigned a week ago. Both have many friends in Anaheim who wish them many years of happy wedded life. 75 ATTEND S. S. PIE SOCIAL The Live Wire class of the Christian church held a pie social and kid parry at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rolla McClellan, Ball-rd. Friday evening. There were about 75 present, and a very pleasant evening was spent. A short program was given consisting of readings, musical numbers and then later refreshments. A good sum was realized which will be used for class purposes. TURKEY DINNER SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pannier and children, Ruth, Alice, Howard, Milton, Donald and Charles, entertained yesterday with a turkey dinner for Mr. and Mrs. L. Nigg, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Haasheider and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nigg and son, Elmer Jr., all of Covina; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Weise and son, of Long Beach; Miss Plattenman, of Oakland, and Miss Eather Baumgartner, of Los Angeles. MONTHLY LADIES' AID MEETING The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist White Temple will be held in the church parlor Thursday, April 7th, at 2 p.m. All ladies of the church and friends are cordially invited to meet with the ladies. Please note the change in time. E.L. ORCHESTRA PRACTICE Regular practice of the Epworth League orchestra of the Methodist White Temple will be held this evening at 7:30 at the home of Mr. Wade Westlake, 309 E. Adde-st. All members are urged to be present promptly on time. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Asn Saturday included: Ernest E. Painnie, Chienago; Mrs. P.W. Anderson, Peterson, Iowa; Mrs.Dora Moeller, Everly, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs.A.L.Crowley, Long Beach; William Hawkins Ambler, San Francisco; E.P.Bennett, Liverpool, England. EXECUTIVE MEETING The executive board of the Anaheim P.T.A. will hold an important meeting, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of the president, Mrs.J.P.Brastad, N..East-st.. All members are urged to be present, as business of importance will come before the meeting. Reciprocity Day Is Observed by Ebell Reciprocity Day was observed by the Anaheim Ebell club today at which about 20 visiting clubs of the county were guests of honor. The meeting was held in the auditorium of the high school, and 75 visitors were present at the morning session, which began at 10 o'clock. Mrs.Frank Trotter delighted the audience with a vocal solo, after which a business session was held, the chief business being the nomination for the election of officers. The hours between 12 and 2 were spent in social chats and in partaking of an excellent three-course luncheon served by the Anaheim club. Luncheon was served in the high school cafeteria. The afternoon program was an unusually interesting one, several musical selections being given and Jas.W.Foley, of Pasadena, poet and humorist, giving the principal address. SMOKERS MAY GIVE COUPONS TO LEGION TURKEY DINNER SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pannier and children, Ruth, Alice, Howard, Milton, Donald and Charles, entertained yesterday with a turkey dinner for Mr. and Mrs. L. Nigg, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hassheider and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nigg and son, Elmer Jr., all of Covina; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Welse and son, of Long Beach; Miss Flattenman, of Oakland, and Miss Ether Baumgartner, of Los Angeles. MARRIAGE LICENSES Cassius Cluster, 23, Alice Cozad, 19, both of Santa Ana. Charles A. Lumpkin, 23, Anahelm; Marie C. Depweg, 21, Fullerton. Morris Ginsburg, 23, Marie Itakoxitz, 19, Santa Ana. ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE The highest grade of coffee freshly ground and roasted and put up in air-tight glass-in-lined paper bags. Save the price of expensive tins ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "we always fresh" You are assured absolute freshness because dealers are supplied with only sufficient coffee for their immediate needs. ASK YOUR GROCER SMOKERS MAY GIVE COUPONS TO LEGION A big box has been placed in John Rushton's United Cigar store by the American Legion. Smokers who wish to help the local post can do so by dropping into the "American Legion Box" certificates and coupons received free with purchases at this United Cigar store agency. Rushton has contributed 100 certificates to start the hall rolling. With United certificates the American Legion can obtain many of hundreds of useful premiums, standard articles for their club rooms. OBITUARY OF MRS. H. C. RULE Mrs. Hettie C. Rule, of Garden Grove, aged nearly 90 years, died on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock after an illness of about three weeks. The cause of her death was due to the effects of old age. Mrs. Rule's maiden name was Hettie Farmer. She was born in Indiana and grew to womanhood in Illinois, where she met and married Hugh Rule. They became the parents of seven children, six of whom are still living. The surviving children are: S. D. Rule, Garden Grove; W. A. Rule, Reveria; Mrs. A. C.Powers and Mrs. F. Petrucilli, of Los Angeles; Mrs. Hattie Wetzel and Mrs Rhoda Brown, of Beaucoup, Ill. There are also several grand children and great grand children. Mr. Rule died about seven years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Rule came to California 23 years ago and settled first in Los Angeles. Later they removed to a ranch west of this city and resided there until Mr. Rule's death. Since that time Mrs. Rule has made her home with her son, S. D. Rule. The funeral services will be held from the residence on Tuesday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock. The residence is one and one-half miles west of the county hospital. Interment will be made in Evergreen cemetery, Los Angeles. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. George Hannum of Los Angeles were Anaheim visitors Saturday. Mrs. W. T. McAllister was a visitor in Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Thairfelder will spend this week at Balboa. Miss Alice Ingram of U. S. C. spent the week-end at her home here. Mrs. Phoebe Hilend is confined to her home with an attack of grip. Dalryman Bernett of Cypress is entertaining his father from Tomekela. Secretary Fraser of the C. of C. was a business visitor in Pasadena Saturday. Miss Evelyn Magatana is spending several days with Miss Fays Kern at U. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Junge and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rees spent Sunday in Long Beach. Dunlee and Grayson Merrill were the recent guests of their aunt, Mrs Leo B. McGavren. L. J. Sheridan and wife went to Los Angeles yesterday. W. H. Willard and wife went to Monrovia yesterday. Mrs. F. C. Wilson of Anaheim is a patient in the Anaheim hospital. Harry Hoben of Vorba Linda if a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium. Miss Heatrice Bramley of Long Beach was visiting friends in Anaheim Sunday. Miss Bleck has taken charge of the public stenographer office in the Orange-coast Co. Mrs. Frank S. Gates and daughter, Miss Frances Schumacher, were Los Angeles visitors today. Mrs. Caleb Lewls and Mrs. Phoebe Pillet of No. Helena-st are confined to their home with grip. Will go to Los Angeles tomorrow for a visit of several days. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dolan and family motored to Hollywood Saturday and visited with relatives. Wendell Steward, 12, son of City Manager O. E. Steward, is able to be up today after a week's illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knott and chil- dren spent Sunday in Los Angeles geles visiting with relatives, Mrs. A. Miss Catherine Adams gave a week-and party to friends from Anaheim at her home in Balbon Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wild and family have moved to Long Beach where they expect to make their future home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Knelp and Mr. and Mrs. G. Winsel spent Sunday at Long Beach where they enjoyed a picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Liemann, who have been living at 206 E. Broadway, left today for their home in Omaha, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Christopher of Los Angeles and their niece were guests Sunday in the S. Klatter home on N. Center-st. Dr. Mrs. Loander Stark of San Pedro were the recent guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Stark, of S. Claudina-st. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel have been spending a few days in San Fernando this week where they have been the guests of friends. The Chat 'N Senu club will meet Thursday evening, April 7th, at the home of Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, 126 S. Philadelphia-st. Mr. and Mrs. J. Coykendall and Miss Tillie Morningstar motored to Banning yesterday and spent the day with their brother. Mr. R. E. Campbell and baby daughter, Margaret Emily, have returned to their home on Zeyn-st from the Fullerton hospital. Missee Florence Pagh, Opal and Vivian Toung of Placentia were the over night guests Saturday of Mrs. W. N. Miller of N. Claudina-st. Pres., Adolph Thomas of the Golden State National bank is confined to his home with an attack of grip. C. Sittel and daughter will return with them and spend a few days in the Knott home, 115 S. biltlahia-st.-They are cousin of Mrs. Knott. Mr. B. H. Powell will return toorrow to her home in Engelmine after spending the past three months with numerous relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. George Kern and Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Callahan of Los Angeles were guests Sunday in the Fred Koesel home, 706 W.Center-st. Mrs.Elisabeth Merrill, sister of Mrs.Leo McGavreh who underwent an operation at the Methodist hospital recently, is getting along very nicely. A new oil station at the corner of Elm and Los Angeles is being planned by Mr.Bressler.Materials are being furnished by the Griffith Lumbrer Co. Mr. and Mrs.Albert Peter are the parents of a baby son born this morning and weighing 10½ pounds.Mother and son are at Mrs.McKim's maternity cottage. Mr. and Mrs.J.B.Gortom of South First-st are the proud parents of an eight-pound son, born last week.The Gortons are recently from Manhattan.Kans. Mr. and Mrs.Albert Toppel Mrs.Gertrude Carney and Mr.Parmalee of Los Angeles were the guests yesterday of Mr.Mrs.Leo B.McGavrenm.N.Olive-st. Mr和Mrs.A.J.Markleand baby son left Thursday for their home in St.Joseph.Mo.,after spending several months with relatives in Anaheim and Los Angeles.Heffner's orchestra played at a dance at Artesia Saturday evening.Tomorrow and Wednesday they have donated their services to play at the American Legion show at the Grand theatre. Mr和Mrs.David Wheeler and family of Marion, Kans.,who have been spending the winter in Long Beach were guests Friday in the H.M King home,west on the Co-rd.The families were old time neighbors in Kansas. Mr和Mrs.W.Campton,Mrs.Wardell,Mrs.Mickle,and Miss Blanche Mickle motored to Redondo yesterday.On the return they came by way of Long Beach,stopping over there for a show in the evening. Mr和Mrs.Theos.Morris,who had been guests for a few days in the John Johnston home on Damon-st,returned Sunday to Los Angeles They were accompanied by Mrs.Johnson,who spent the day in the city. Mr和Mrs.L.Goble,Mr,and Mrs.A.E Clark and son Albert Edgar Jr.motored to Chino yesterday and spent the day with Mr.Mrs.Frank Payne and Mr.James Bailey.Mr.mrs.Edgar Vincent were also guests in the Payne home。 We Shouldn't Yell! 1000 People Who Visited This Sale Saturday Can Tell You in More Forceful Words Than Can We OUR R LETTER deserves your serious consideration, for it places before you an opportunity the market affords, backed up by our reputation to make a sale more t conducted by many merchants thruout the country. Visit the sale that i Now for National Gin Now for National Gingham April 4th to —APRON CHECK GINGHAM—Very good quality, 9c three size checks. Red Letter Price per yd. —RED SEAL AND TOILE DU NORDE GINGHAMS— Fine Zephyr Ginghams of unquestionable quality, fancy plaids, stripes, checks and plain colors. Red Letter Price per yd. 19c MERIT Is The Trademark of Success SEBASTIAN QUALITYDry Goods-Notions-Men 119 W. CENTER The Economy Center CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE Mrs. W. J. Johnston arrived home Sunday from Willows where she spent two months in the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Nygard, of Redlands, was a guest on Sunday in the Johnston home, 601 N. Los Angeles-st. Robert Boyd, Jr., returned to Anaheim today from Aguilla, Sinaloa, Mexico, where he has been since last November, as chemist for the United Sugar Co. He will leave the latter part of the week for Columbus, Ohio, where he will be associated with his father, Robert C. Boyd, in the Central Auto Park. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jewell and children spent Sunday in Los Angeles where they were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wanty. They also had the pleasure of visiting with Mr. Jewell's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. J. Perking of Owasso, Mich., who are guests in the Wanty home also. BUILDING PERMITS Herman A. Schindler, hollow-tile residence 42x46, on Palm-st, between Santa Ana and South-sts, cost $4.500. Duff L. Dean, garage 12x13, on S. Atchison-st, between Santa Ana and Water-sts, cost $150. Large Class 11 First Holy Communion Sun. With very impressive ceremonies, and in the presence of a very large congregation, the following yesterday made their first Holy Communion in St. Boniface church: Girls—Marcella Fernaud, Charlotte Peltzer, Rose Palm, Robert Quarron, Claudina Carrizosa, Bernardine Bettendorf, Gertrude Loesleben, Dorothy Knelp, Clara Fisher, Pauline Nenno, Lucille Smith, Lillian Belleleur Jaunita Lopera, Abeni Vlayos, Sule Ames, Lucille Ames, Ermafinda Martíquez, Margaret Shen, Mabel Slefkin, Rose Siefkin, Marie Goodrich, Janita Preciado. 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