oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-23

Society: Clubs : Lodges : Churches MRS. VIC LA MONT HOSTESS The Wednesday evening five hundred club met last evening at the home of Mrs. Vic LaMont at 126 W. Chartres-st. The hostess had the house delightfully decorated in a color scheme of blue and yellow and on the living room table was a beautiful centerpiece of blue margarites and asparagus fern. The prizes were won by Mrs. Nowotny, 1st, Mrs. Joe Stroup, 2nd, and Mrs. William Blattner, Placentia, consolation. Those present were the Mesdames Wm-Blattner and Fred Cline of Placentia, Len Bonnat, Robert Wilson, Frank Mauer, H. Heying, Joe Stroup, A. Nowotny, Chester Harrison, E. Schneider, Wm. Lake and Fred James. ENTERTAINS FIDELIS CLUB The Tredrick home near Orange was opened yesterday to the members of the Fidells bible class of the M. E. White Temple. It was a most enjoyable and profitable meeting. After the devotional meeting the business was transacted while the ladies were busy with sewing. All money received from garments made at these meetings, 50 of which were made yesterday, will be used for missionary work. Old and new members are asked to be faithful at both class and business meetings. DELIGHTFUL PARTY Little Miss Lucille Goodrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodrich, 414 W. Broadway, was the hostess at a delightful affair yesterday afternoon when she entertained in honor of her tenth birthday for 24 of her little friends. The afternoon was spent in playing games and romping about the lawn after which Mrs. Goodrich, assisted by Mrs. Reinert, served delicious refreshments on the beautifully decorated table on the lawn, which looked charming, being almost covered with ferns and sweet peas. The refreshments consisted of ice cream and birthday memento which was a large white cake garnished with ten pink DAKOTANS WILL PICNIC The Dicky and Brown counties association, composed of former residents of adjoining counties in North and South Dakota; will hold their tenth annual picnic at Orange-co Park on the last Tuesday of June. Bring a well filled lunch basket, not forgetting the cups for the coffee which will be served free. An excellent program is promised so take a day off and bring along your best smile and any of your Dakota neighbors who will come. Don't forget the date. Tuesday, June 28. Mr. W. J. Elliott is president and Mr. J. P. Root secretary of the association. THIMBLE CLUB MEET The Lois Thimble club will meet at the home of Mrs. F. S. Gates of N. Claudina-st. Friday June 24. Mesdames Frank Machleb, Marie Mauerhem and Dan Naugle will be hostesses. All members are cordially invited. FORMER H. S. PUPILS BANQUET The 1920 class of the Anaheim high school held a banquet and reunion at the high school last night. There were 25 ex-students in attendance. A large number of them had been in college elsewhere, chiefly, Pomona, Redlands, Oregon Agricultural College, and the University of Calif., So. Branch, and there were short talks made by them. There was also a program given. Harry Briscoe gave a piano solo, J. A. Clayes gage a short talk and Oswol Stock played the trombone. Games were also played. ATTEND RICE-STARR WEDDING Miss Margaret Lash, Miss Lillian Dunke, Mr. Raymond Potter and Irvin Seeward were in Redlands this afternoon to attend the wedding of Miss Fay Rice of Redlands and Mr. Edwin Starr, Miss Rice who was formerly a nurse at the Anaheim hospital is well known in Anaheim. STANDARD BEARERS MEET The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church were entertained last evening at the beautifully decorated house of Mrs. Vic LaMont at 126 W. Chartres-st. The hostess had the house delightfully decorated in a color scheme of blue and yellow and on the living room table was a beautiful centerpiece of blue margarites and asparagus fern. The prizes were won by Mrs. Nowotny, 1st, Mrs. Joe Stroup, 2nd, and Mrs. William Blattner, Placentia, consolation. Those present were the Mesdames Wm-Blattner and Fred Cline of Placentia, Len Bonnat, Robert Wilson, Frank Mauer, H. Heying, Joe Stroup, A. Nowotny, Chester Harrison, E. Schneider, Wm. Lake and Fred James. MISS MACKEY WEST, and Mrs. Fred Schnee on Saturday for Iowa LEE CALLAHAN LEFT Santa Fe for St.Paul W.H.BURNET LEFT the Santa Fe for Ma Mrs.BEERBAUM LEFT for St.Paul to ta Fe. DR.S.BIGHAM AND and wife left this noon for Montreal from go abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Arth centia and Miss Edn leton returned Thursday to Honolulu. THE WESTAIDE COUNTRY the home of Mrs. H.Claudina-st., Friday MRS.H.E.HUNT AND C.Junior play in Los Angeles MRS.Agnes Grave L.L., visited Mrs.H.Los Angeles-st. MR.F.H.Baxter spent last week visit H.J.Shute. Wright.Isabelle Struth Samuel Walker Ethan Santee.....Santedon.Robert Brown.Charles Schoop,Leslie Rinehart,Viola Jo Brown.Willard Findle TWO STATE PICNIC The annual picnic more great states wreaking day, June 25th.In Park,Los Angeles,give an afternoon o'clock suppers.Take an afternoon o'clock or both picnic days.The GeorgiansAlabannans as guestsBurn of the Tennesseeture will be the spceAll former residentsare urged to attend ENTERTAIN GRADUATES The women's bible class of the Presbyterian church entertained June graduates who are members of the Sunday School with a 12 o'clock luncheon yesterday at the home of the class president, Mrs. William Wallop. The table was beautifully decorated with blue and gold, the high school colors and the young people found their places by their freshman pictures, Mrs. Wallop, assisted by Mrs. A. Nagel, Mrs. A. C. Pearson, Mrs. Oscar Reinert and Miss Kate E. Rea served a delicious four course luncheon. During the meal the young people were asked questions concerning the subjects taken at high school and having answered these faithfully were presented, with miniature diplomas on which the greetings of the women's bible class were expressed in the verses of Phil. 4, 6, 7, 8. Miss Jessie Coons then spoke of the past, Miss Alice White of the present and Mrs. H. A. Johnston, who presided, of the future. As they rose from the table they sang their school song, Blue and Gold, and the recessional, "Lest We Forget." The remainder of the afternoon was spent in music and social chat and looking over the seven blue and gold books of the high school. Those invited were Misses Emma Owens, June Heald, Jessie Coons, Alice White, Lucille Johnston, Marguerite Schneider, Nettle Abbott and Lillis Johnston of the Anaheim High School, and Mr. George Kohlenberger and Ervin Connor, also of Anaheim High school, Miss Hazel Holly of the bible institute of Los Angeles, Kenneth Nagel and Charles Pearson of Occidental College of Los Angeles and Miss Blanche Fulwieder of Fullerton Junior College. MRS. A. L. BENNETT HOSTESS The Five Hundred club met at the home of Mrs. A. L. Bennett Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. C. Miller won the first prize and Mrs. S. Covey won second. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and sweet peas. The refreshments consisted of ice cream and birthday memento which was a large white cake garnished with ten pink candles and little pink rose buds. The guests were Marie Goodrich, Burton and Robert Goodrich, Neoma Nenno, Frances Mattis, Margaret Fitzgibbon, Ruth O'Keef, Helen, Anton and James Reinert, Patricia, Allen and Wilson Wood, Margaret Bock, Ruth Davis, Marcella Fraud, Mileen and Frances Quarton, Frances Haverty, Ruth and Anita Desch, Frances Merril and LeRoy Finster. ATTEND RICE-STARR WEDDING Miss Margaret (Lash), Miss Liflian Dumke, Mr. Raymond Potter and Irwin Seeward were in Redlands this afternoon to attend the wedding of Miss Fay Rice of Redlands and Mr. Edwin Starr, Miss Rice who was formerly a nurse at the Anaheim hospital is well known in Anaheim. STANDARD BEARERS MEET The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church were entertained last evening at the beautiful home of their superintendent, Mrs. Geo. Tedrick, with a cafeteria supper. The party was given in honor of the Misses Lucile Baker, Isabelle Strutt and Santee, who are leaving for the east in a few days. After a most satisfactory supper the evening was spent in various ways as only young people know how. The meeting was entirely social. At a late hour the guests departed. The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Twinum, Mrs. Calder, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Brown. Members of the Standard Bearers present were Ruth Edmiston, Elna Lausch, Marie Twinum, Gretchen Twinum, Mildred Forsyth the Clifford Ellott, Bethel Bonney, Wilbert Bonney, Roy Saunders, Opal Dewitt, Margaret Twinum, Alice Wright, Florence Our Meats Are Ready for Any Occasion Stroup's Marsh "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. TONIGHT LAST TIME OUR MID-WEEK SPEECH MAE MURR In "THE GILDED LILI" MRS. A. L. BENNETT HOSTESS The Five Hundred club met at the home of Mrs. A. L. Bennett Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. Miller won the first prize and Mrs. S. Covey won second. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Those present were Mesdames S. Covey, C. Miller, Geo. Cole, Ed Cole, B. R. Shinn, Geo. Trapp, Saulter and Glenn Dohm. P. E. O. PICNIC AT PARK The P. E. O. held their annual picnic last night at Orange-co., park and enjoyed a delicious 6 o'clock chicken dinner to which everyone contributed thorl share. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ward and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peters and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Langdon, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van Her Veer, Mr. and Mrs. Edmlston, Mr. and Mrs. Waynick, Sr., and daughter, Ms. and Mrs. Waynick, Jr., and son, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith and family, Miss Bella Walker and Mrs. Manter. MARRIAGE LICENSES Lew L. Armstrong, 28, and Laura E. Harpole, 26, both of Orange. Leo C. Artman, 22, San Diego, and Lorraine M. Dryden, 18, Fullerton. J. Julian Allec, 33, and E. M. Gladys Kraemer, 21, both of Placentia. Ralph Jackson, 32, Huntington Beach, and Mildred E. Sanberg, 26, Chicago. Vernon D. Farquhar, 23, Los Angeles and Helen S. Hedstrom, 20, Anaheim. Grover L. Froschauer, 32, Terre Haute, Ind., and Catherine M. Ward, 25, Los Angeles. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: L. A. Christopher, of Riverside; C. S. Elliott, Los Angeles; C. O. Fish, San Diego; C. L Burton, Los Angeles; V. O. Buckles, San Bernardino; Louis Huffman, Riverside; H. B. Fugard, Los Angeles; T. M Young, La Habra; M. M Silber, San Francisco; Henry Tonjes, San Francisco; Evelyn Nelson, Los Angeles; Jam Ross, Los Angeles; R.S.-1 Oakland; Ban Evans, Santa Kenneth Cline, Placentia. ANAHEM TONIGHT LAST T OUR MID-WEEK SPEE MAE MURR In “THE GILDED LIKE A Paramount Picture. Played at Grauman's Ri weeks. This is an unusual picture. SEE IT. Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war Friday, June 24 VAUDEVILLE NIGHT 4-Acts STANDARD VAUDEVILLE From Best Circuits and GEORGE WALSH In “Dynamite Adults 35c; Children 15c; plus war t TONIGHT Shirley Mason In “The Mother Comedy “Musical Neighbors" and Pathe R Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war t Friday, Saturday, June 24, 25 Roy Stewart and Josie Sedgge In “Keith of the Border” Friday Comedy "New Member"; Saturday Comedie Finish" Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war The Orange County Plain Dealer TWO STATE PICNICS SATURDAY The annual picnic reunions of two more great states will be held Saturday, June 25th, in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. Georgians will give an afternoon picnic with five o'clock suppers. Tennesseeans will have an afternoon program and either or both picnic dinners and supers. The Georgians have invited the Alabamans as guests. Hon. Harry T. Burn of the Tennessee state legislature will be the speaker of the day. All former residents of these states are urged to attend. City Briefs Miss Mackey West, a local teacher, and Mrs. Fred Schneider are leaving on Saturday for Iowa. Lee Callahan left today over the Santa Fe for St. Paul. W. H. Burnett left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Maukata, Minn. Mrs. Beerbaum and two daughters left for St. Paul today over the Santa Fe. Drs. Higham and Bigham, husband and wife left this morning over the S.P. for Montreal, from where they will go abroad. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stailey of Placentia and Miss Edna Welton of Fulton returned Thursday from a trip to Honolulu. The Westside Country club meets at the home of Mrs. H. H. Hunt of S. Claudina-st., Friday afternoon. Mrs. H. E. Hunt attended the U.S.C. Junior play in Los Angeles. Mrs. Agnes Graves of Shreveport, L.A., visited Mrs. H. J. Shute of N.Los Angeles-st. Mr. F. R. Baxter of Blythe, Calif., spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. H.J.Shute. ANAHEIM Y.M.C.A. MEETING FRI.NIGHT Tomorrow night, Friday, June 24, all the boys of Anaheim holding memberships in the Y.M.C.A.for the coming summer are to have a big time at the newly organized grounds on south Philadelphia-st. There will be an indoor base-ball game between the Reds and the Blues at 5:30 p.m.followed by a super,served free of charge to the boys by the committee.The Blues who are the loosers in the membership campaign which closed last night are to do the serving and dishwashing.Following the supper there will be more games,and then a grand swim,the first of the season in the pool,which has been painted white and is surely inviting these hot days. Saturday the big county Y.M.C.A.swimming meet is to be held at Huntington Beach in connection with the leaders’picnic.All the boys who are members in good standing of any of the Y.M.C.A.clubs in the county during the past year or who are now members of the Y.M.C.A.in Anaheim are eligible to enter.The leaders are invited to be present and to bring their families.Everybody is to bring their own lunch,and come to the beach for a real day’s fun away from the heat.The swimming meet will start promptly at 10 o'clock,and all boys planning on entering should be at the plunge a little before this time in order to register. THREE ON TRUCK ARE NABBED AT ORANGE Eary Bybee,Harry Williams and L.E.Webster,all of Ontario, were arrested at Orange yesterday by Constable Holt on auspicion of driving an automobile while intoxicated and of transporting liquor over a highway. The three men were in a truck upon which had been loaded the fixtures from a restaurant which Bybee had discontinued at Ontario and which he planned to reopen at Huntington Beach,it was stated. According to Constable Holt,a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Staley of Placentia and Miss Edna Welton of Fullett returned Thursday from a trip to Honolulu. The Westside Country club meets at the home of Mrs. H. H. Hunt of S. Claudina-st. Friday afternoon. Mrs. H. E. Hunt attended the U. S. C. Junior play in Los Angeles. Mrs. Agnes Graves of Shreveport, L., visited Mrs. H. J. Shute of N. Los Angeles-st. Mrs. F. H. Baxter of Blythe, Calif., spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Shute. Miss Nannie Mae Thomas of Shepherd, Texas, was the guest of Mrs. H. J. Shute, last week. Mrs. Loren Howe left Thursday for a six weeks' visit with her father, Mr. George Wrider of Peepriver, In., She was accompanied by Mrs. J. D. Wallop, who will visit her people at Gohenberg, Neb. Mr. Fred Giese of Los Angeles spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. Ranow of Garden Grove-rd. Ralph E. Swonp, Brenn, and Miss Vola E. McDaniel, Placentia, accompanied by the bride's mother, Mrs. Lulu McDaniel were married June 20 by Dr. J. A. Gelssinger at the M. E. parsonage here. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Morgan spent Saturday and Sunday in Ventura. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ingraham and NABBED AT ORANGE Eary Bybee, Harry Williams and L. E. Webster, all of Ontario, were arrested at Orange yesterday by Constable Holt on suspicion of driving an automobile while intoxicated and of transporting liquor over a highway. The three men were in a truck upon which had been loaded the fixtures from a restaurant which Bybee had discontinued at Ontario and which he planned to reopen at Huntington Beach, it was stated. According to Constable Holt, a five-gallon jug of wine which the trio had in the truck became broken in Orange, its contents being scattered over the street. 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