oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-07

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches LARGE CLASS IS CONFIRMED BY BISHOP CANTWELL A most beautiful and impressive ceremony and service occurred yesterday morning in St. Boniface church, when a class of more than one hundred candidates was confirmed, the Right Rev. J. J. Cantwell, D. D., Bishop of Monterey and Los Angeles, officiating. This is the first occasion of the kind within the past three years and was most important in the large number confirmed and the notables who were in attendance. The music was especially fine, the choir being a large one and composed of sopranos, Mesdames Efker and Stoffel and the Misses Carter, Dennelly, Dresser and Ricker; alto, Mrs. Ray Fisher and Miss Rose Donnelly; tenors, Messrs Beegar, Efker, Salschneider, Syre; bass, Reeske, Backs and Bonder. The soloists were Miss Carter, Mrs. Fisher, Mr. Efker and Mr. Beegar. "Marzo Mass in G" was rendered by this personnel, Offertory, "O! Falutaris," bass solo, Mr. Reeske Veni Creator and Ecce Facerdos, Mrs. Fisher. Immediately after solemn high mass by Rev. Wm. Brennan, eclebrant, the Right Rev. Bishop Cantwell administered the sacrament of confirmation, assisted by Mgr. J. Cauley, chancellor of the Bishop. Other dignitaries present were Rev. J. Reardon, of Long Beach, master of ceremony; Rev. M. Ryan, deacon; Rev. Eumelin, sub deacon, of Santa Ana, and Rev. Brown, rector of St. Boniface. The altar was effectively decorated with white chrysanthhemums. The vestments worn by Bishop Cantwell were wonderfully rich. The boys in their suits of dark with white symbols on the arm, and the girls in white, wearing veils, presented a dignified and impressive appearance. Composing the class were the following named: John Daly, Timothy Wells. MUSIC STUDY CLUB MEETS The Sherwood Music Study club met last Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss Stella A. Schwentker. Its regular monthly meetings are held at the homes of Miss Schwentker and Miss Edna Hochuil, who have charge of the Anaheim branch of the Sherwood Music School of Chicago. An hour of each meeting is devoted to class work, in which the theory and other work of the Sherwood course is taught by the teachers. This work is especially helpful in producing better results and quicker work of going through the course, besides making it still more interesting for the students. A short business meeting was also held. At each meeting an assisting host or hostess has charge of the social hour and a special treat was in store for the members when Afton Reinert, the host for this meeting, announced that his mother wanted the club to come to her home for the social hour. A delightful time was had and all appreciated her hospitality and also the delicious home-made ice cream and cakes which were served at the close of the afternoon's pleasure. GUESTS AT GOOSE DINNER One of the delightful dinner parties served yesterday was that of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein when they entertained their friends and relatives yesterday with a bountiful goose dinner. The rooms and table decorations were-white roses and greenery. The afternoon was spent socially with music and conversation. Covers were laid for the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein, the Messrs and Messdames, E. L. Hein and daughter Frances, Fred. Hess and son Albert, Theo. Stolt, Herman Gust and children Resley Hein and daughter Rosalie, Henry Schultz; the Messrs Walter Hochuli and Ed. Still; Mrs. Eana Mylenbush and daughter Ora. DINNER AND BRIDGE FOR DOZEN The Evening Bridge club, meeting with Mr. and Mrs. D. Jesserun Satur- Other dignitaries present were Rev. J. Reardon, of Long Beach, master of ceremony; Rev. M. Ryan, deacon; Rev. Eumelin, sub deacon, of Santa Ana, and Rev. Brown, rector of St. Boniface. The altar was effectively decorated with white chrysanthemums. The vestments worn by Bishop Cantwell were wonderfully rich. The boys in their suits of dark with white symbols on the arm, and the girls in white, wearing veils, presented a dignified and impressive appearance. Composing the class were the following named: John Daly, Timothy Wallace, Frances Hutain, Wm. Kneip, Louis Kroeger, Augustus Galvin, Adam Lehr, Edwin Fischer, Arthur Carriziza, Walter Trapp, Bernard Miller, Roland Peltzer, Howard Heineman, Max Hiltscher, Albert Lopera, Jos. Ranker, Hubert Klute, Francis Yorker, Peter Lehr, Augustus Lenail, Herman Stoffel, Anselmo Ames, Ben Muncello, Bryce Wolfe, Frances Bushard, Amel Baert, Howard Merrill, Stephans Ferinado, Philip Bastian, Enoch Madriquez, Joch Woods, Tom Muscio, Jack Madgs, George Stonbarg, Arthur Salizar, Robert Efker, Ray Dyckman; the Messrs. Sam Barker, J. Thayer, T. Kennedy and O. Taggart; the Misses Alice Betzold, Beulah Heineman, Helen Figuerona, Teresa Salizar, Margaret Boch, Naomi Nenno, Dorothy Newman, Arline Quarton, Catherine Efker, Ruth Desch, Virginia Nevin, Patricia Wood, Julia Hutarni, Irene North, Colleta de Cook, Virginia Noll, Elizabeth Elbinger, Anges Elbinger, Cecelia Mirando, Rose Kemen, Ruby Sheilds, Teresa Wyttens, Catherine Voltz, Edna Walberg, Marie Noll, Ricker, Bernice Brownfield, Juanita La Perro, Catherine Maxwell, Marie Trecker, Laura Van Deme, Anita Ames, Lovina O'Toole, Cecelia Murillo, Margaret Van Doza, El Vivra Manriquez, Augustia Muckenthaler, Hilda Zelaya, Vera Lazzarii, Madlene Touseau, Margaret Fitzgibbon's Frances Madras; Mesdames S. Krammer; J. Danni; M. Robertson; E. Yorba; W. Wollonman; Miss Denton; Juanita Suerte. Beginning last evening a Mission week conducted by the Redemptist Fathers, Brennan and Seymour opened and beginning this morning services will be held at 6:30 and 8:00 o'clock a.m., and at 7:30 in the evening. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY The home of Mrs. J. M. McDermont was the merry scene of a birthday surprise party on Wednesday afternoon in honor of her mother, Mrs. G. J. Schultz's seventh birthday. The rooms were prettily decorated with chrysanthemums and on the table centered a large birthday cake with candles for each year. After a pleasant social evening refreshments were served. Those present were the honoree Mrs. G. J. Schultz of Los Angeles; Mrs. Steulke; J. Pettigrew; J. Hetebrink; V. Federer; E. Upbike; H. W. Schultz; Miss Rose Schultz; and hostess Mrs. J. H. McDermont. DINNER AND BRIDGE FOR DOZEN The Evening Bridge club, meeting with Mr. and Mrs. D. Jesserin Saturday evening, was a most enjoyable one. At a four-course dinner at seven o'clock, covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayes; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Loly; Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Closson; Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Adams; Mr. and Mrs. John Reuther and Mr. and Mrs. Jesserin. A pretty centerpiece of fall flowers graced the table. Bridge was the pleasure of the evening, and when scores were counted the prize was found to belong to Mr. and Mrs. Adams. A short time in discussion of the points of the game was an interesting feature, concluding the evening. MILLINERY AND LINGERIE SHOP Mrs. H. E. McDonald has secured the room adjoining the new postoffice on the south, and will soon open an up-to-date millinery and lingerie shop. Her place will be a model of convenience done in grey and Melba rose, and will contain a sales room work room and ladies rest room. A line of gifts will be featured for the holiday season, and hats of the latest models will be shown. Mrs. McDonald will also be equipped to make over materials into pretty hats. She expects to open her parlor by the middle of December. BIRTHDAY PARTY IN PARK Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Trudeau and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huber motored to Orange Co.park yesterday. When there they joined a number of friends from Norwalk and Los Angeles and together they celebrated the birthday anniversary of two of the guests. There were two lighted birthday cakes on the table and all the other good eats that go to make a picnic dinner. All told there were twenty-nine in the party. FREE LESSONS IN ART Mrs. Cheney expert in art lines of crocheting,tatting,embroidering and knitting will be at Falkenstein's store each Tuesday and Friday afternoon from 2 to 5,and will give instructions in these accomplishments.The management of the store extends a cordial invitation to all ladies of Orange county to meet Mrs. Cheney and receive instructions which are entirely free of charge. There is something peculiarly touching about a build-headed man's condemnation of bobbed hair.-Akron Beacon-Journal. The home of Mrs. J. M. McDermont was the merry scene of a birthday surprise party on Wednesday afternoon, in honor of her mother, Mrs. G. J. Schultz's seventh birthday. The rooms were prettily decorated with chrysanthemums and on the table centered a large birthday cake with candles for each year. After a pleasant social evening refreshments were served. Those present were the honoree, Mrs. G. J. Schultz, of Los Angeles, Mrs. Steulke, J. Pettigrew, J. Hotebrink, V. Federer, E. Upbike, H. W. Schultz, Miss Rose Schultz, and hostess, Mrs. J. H. McDermont. $83 and up! Save 10 to 25% by buying REDIMADE Garages. Buying, cutting, building in large quantities makes this saving possible. Call or write. REDIMADE BUILDING CO. 9216 Sanite Ft Ave. Dept. 6 (Phones South 1225-J) Los Angeles, Cal. H. 32th and Market St., Fortheast Groj. 3519 Ipdle St., San Diego, Cal. REDIMADE GARAGES and HOME-Houses CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND. Limited Edition Series of Chichester's Diamond Brand Pills in Red and Gold metallic colors and Blue Bibbon. Table no other. Buy of your Bridget. Author of CHICHESTER'S DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 24 years incarnate limitless, always complete. Chaff WHERE CASH BEES GOOD CREAMERY Butter, to be good and sweet, Chaffee’s Butter comes from Tulare and we consider it grade we can buy. Buy Chaffee’s Butter—use a hairdo does not more than satisfy we your money. BUTTER lb. 60c Dependable Stores Selling De THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CURCHES CLUB MEETS Music Study club afternoon at the A. Schwentker, by meetings are Miss Schwentker, who have him branch of the pool of Chicago. Meeting is devoted which the theory the Sherwood teachers. This helpful in produc- and quicker work course, besides interesting for business meet- an assisting host age of the social great was in store Anfton Reinert, announced the club to for the social time was had and hospitality and home-made ice which were served the afternoon's USE DINNER Fabulous dinner par- that of Mr. when they en- and relatives bountiful goose and table decoras- and greenery. Sent socially with son. Covers were hostess, Mr. and Messrs and son and daughter and son Albert. Gust and child-daughter Rosa-the Messrs Wal- Stilt; Mrs. Ena Hunter Ora. GE FOR DOZEN club, meeting Jesserrun Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Dave Gobar, of Lacerne Valley, are guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. Perry, of North Oliveast, Mrs. Gobar visited with her mother in La Mirada from Friday until yesterday, when she joined her friends here. They will return home early this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson, of Los Angeles, were Sanday guests of their relatives, Mrs. H. Ahern and Miss Ahern. Mr. and Mrs. A. Alexander, son and daughter, were visitors with Mrs. Alexander's mother, Mrs. Criston, in Los Angeles, yesterday. Mrs. F. J. Pascal is visiting in Glendale where she is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. T. Milner. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, Mrs. H. K Boyd, Mrs. W. M Ward, Mrs. B. F Nimmo and A. Gordon Gibb motored to Balboa yesterday. Mrs. N. Finlay Pares and Charles E. Finlay spent yesterday in Los Angeles and Hollywood. Anabelmers seen at Balbon yesterday include Mildred Carter, Alice Humphrey, Mabel Zeigler and Mr. Gene Carter. Mr. and Mrs. L Goble and Mr. and Mrs. A. E Clark and son, Albert motorized to Pasadena yesterday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Spake and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sturdevant and twin sons, Victor and Clayton, Mr. Spake and Mrs. Goble are brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pares of Buena Park were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C Ruick last evening. Mr. and Mrs. W.B Lee motored to Redondo yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. O.A Stegward and Mr. and Mrs.Wm Price and Miss Katherine Steward motored to Los Angeles remained at U.S.C. Miss Ruth Panier, Elsa Boch and Edna Hochulli spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs Carl Martin spent yesterday motoring thru Trabuco Canyon, in the evening they attended the Yost's theatre in Santa Ana. Dr. F.J.Pascal and Mr. and Mrs.Perry went to Willowbrook yesterday, where they were guests of Miss Hunter, their cousin, who has been ill for several weeks. Mrs.William Abplanai returned yesterday from Oceanaside where she has been the past several days assisting her mother, Mrs.Goodrich, in closing her cottage there for the winter.Next Friday Mrs.Goodrich will return home early this week. Mrs.Ida Smith and family, of Long Beach, were guests yesterday of Mrs.Smith's sister, Mrs.U.S.Amack. The M.E.Durfee family, the J.M.Hitchcock family and Mr. and Mrs.Evans went to Long Beach yesterday to-pass the day.The Hitchcocks, who arrived several days ago from Tucson,Ariz., are greatly pleased with their new home in the southland. Mr. and Mrs.D.W Swingle entertained yesterday at dinner,Mrs.R.D Chappel and Miss Grace Chappel, of Pomona,mother and sister of Mrs.Swingle,and Miss Daley Smith,saloof,Pomona,and Mrs.I.Swingle. Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Pillott were weekend guests of Mr.和Mrs.F.W Champion, of Pasadena.On Sunday they enjoyed a trip to Mr.Lowe,which,because of the delightfully clear weather,was one rarely beautiful. Mr.and Mrs.D.J.Dennett and daughters,Elizabeth and Rose,were guests yesterday of Mr.和Mrs Leach,and enjoyed a visit of inspection over the "California,"off San Pedro,jimnie Leach and his friend,Mr.Watson members of the crew,piloted them about the big boat,pointing out things of greater interest.The Donnellys visited the old California about 15 years ago-and saw great improvement over that one. Mrs.Pannie Richey,of Los Angeles,are guests for a few days this week of Mrs.J.M.McDuell. Floyd Baker,who is a student in college of Technology,Pasadena,the weekend guest of his parents,Mr.Mandrews-st were guests of Mr.Mandrews.In Los Angeles,yesterday. Mrs.Mott was in Garden Grove yesterday where she was the guest of friends. Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Swinglé are in Los Angeles today. At Steichen and Ray Lazaroni motorized to Los Angeles yesterday to attend a show. Born:Thursday,Nov.S.to Mr.Mrs.Earl Redmond,a daughter.Mrs.Redmond and baby are at the Robert Harrison home on South Magnolia. Mr.Goodwinand daughter,Miss Goodwin,-are the guests of the W.D.Puyne family. Mr.and MrsLeach of East Center street,are in San Bernardino for a few days visit. Mr.mrs.E.R.Barmesandtheir guests,Mr.mrs.R.Bemitt.of Azuma,drove to San Diego Saturday where they were visitors over the week-end. C.R.Harrison has moved his family to 919 East Center-st from San Miss Ruth Pannier, Elsa Boch and Edna Hochhulen spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin spent yesterday motoring thru Trabucan Canyon in the evening they attended the Yost's theatre in Santa Ana. Dr. F. J. Pascaln and Mr. and Mrs. Perry went to Willowbrook yesterday where they were guests of Miss Hunter their cousin who has been ill for several weeks. Mrs. William Abplanal returned yesterday from Oceanside where she has been the past several days assisting her mother, Mrs. Goodrich, in closing her cottage there for the winter. Next Friday Mrs. Goodrich will return to her home in Hemet, Mrs. Abplanal accompanying her and passing the day with her sister, who also resides there. The Reverends Father Brenner and Seymour are in Anaheim this week where they will conduct a mission in St. Boniface church. Master Gordon Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Roberts of West Center street is confined to his home with illness similar to "flu". Edwin Bruce and wife, of Kunns City, and C. F. Bruce and wife, of Long Beach, were visitors of Mrs. Z. H. Bruce yesterday. R. Melrose, of North Philadelphia-st, who has been ill for the past two weeks, is improving nicely and is now well on the road to recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott spent the week-end with relatives in Long Beach. Fearl Filer spent the week-end with his parents. He is attending a school of pharmacy in Los Angeles. Miss Evelyn Degryse and Billie Matter motivated to Orange-co park and beyond yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams and family spent Sunday in San Bernardino. Miss Mildred Lichtsteinstein of River-side spent the week-end with relatives. Miss Agnes Bowe and Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus. In the afternoon they motored thrue the various Orange-co pleasure resorts. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Boyd of Santa Ana were guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Guy yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harrison were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heyling. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Moerner and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pollgein-and-daughter Alberta were in Glendale yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Modges and family were in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Hitt and children Lillian and Tom motored to Los Angeles for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hitt. L. W. Rains, Allan and Clarence Rains, Fred Hein and Norman Glover spent yesterday in Yucaipa. Henry Heyling spent the day in Los Angeles. Miss Mattie Lou Rohertson, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robertson spent yesterday in Long Beach. Miss Marjorie Rains, Helen Melhorn/Myrtle Winters, and Mrs. L. W. Rails spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mrs. C. L. Newcombe of Corona, is the guest for a few days of Mrs. Constance Allgeyer, her mother. A Theisen, the nephew of Mrs. Constance Allgeyer, is her guest for a month having returned with her from Rhineland, Mo., upon the conclusion of a summer's visit with relatives in the eastern town. The Plain Denler for Good Printing All Chewing Gum Phermos Kits, Films Thermos Lunch H "Our Own" "Our Own" Nyal Huskies, very Highland Linen Voile Linen Finish Angelus Linen Ta Hair Nets, cap or Hair Nets, cap, do Miss Mattle Lou Robertson, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robertson spent yesterday in Long Beach. Miss Marjorie Rains, Helen Melhorn, Myrtle Winters, and Mrs. L. W. Rains spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mrs. C. L. Newcombe of Corona, is the guest for a few days of Mrs. Constance Allgeyer, her mother. A. Theisen, the nephew of Mrs. Constance Allgeyer, is her guest for a month, having returned with her from Jihinealand, Mo., upon the conclusion of a summer's visit with relatives in the eastern town. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing Chaffees HERE CASH BEATS CREDIT CREAMERY BUTTER good and sweet, must be fresh. Butter comes from the churns of we consider it to be the finest buy. Butter—use a half pound and if it than satisfy we will gladly refund ER BREAD 0c 24-oz. loaf 10c Stores Selling Dependable Foods JOY FINE QUAIL HUNTING S. and E. A. Collins and M.E. returned Friday from a week's hunting trip in Owens valley, refine luck. They shot all the quail could possibly eat and brot home they dared attempt in view of the There hasn't been a snow in the tains so they didn't find any tain quail had been driven down, prey being desert and valley Due to the same lack of stormy weather, there were no ducks to be found. FIND BUSINESS REST HERE H. A. Neff, who returned last week with Mrs. Neff from a three months' trip east, is another ready to give testimony as to the more prosperous conditions of So. Cal., as compared to the rest of the country. He found a great variation in prices in various parts of the country. WINS MERITED HONOR Dr. H. A. Johnston, of the Johnston-Wickett clinic, was elected vicepresident of the Southern Calif. Medical Society, which held a two day convention in Los Angeles Friday and Saturday. That this honor beserved and well-placed goes without saying to all-who know Dr. Johnston, both professionally and socially. WATCH!!! WATCH!!! WATCH!!! FOR NEXT SATURDAY'S SPECIALS AT HEYING'S PHARMACY The Following Popular Sellers Will Be Offered for Saturday Only Woodbury’s Soap, regular 25c, Saturday .....19c Djer-Kiss Power, regular 60c, Saturday .....48c Phenolax Wafers, regular 30c, Saturday .....23c Pond’s Creams, regular 35c and 65c, Saturday .....24c and 48c Listerine Tooth Paste, regular 50c, Saturday .....38c Rubbing Alcohol, new permanent price, pint .....75c All Chewing Gum, regular 5c, Saturday, 3 for .....10c Thermos Kits, Fibroid, Complete, regular $3.25, Saturday .....$2.90 Thermos Lunch Kit, Metal, Complete, regular $3.50, Saturday .....$3.15 “Our Own” Cold Tablets, regular 25c, Saturday, 2 for .....25c “Our Own” Cascara Health Tablets, Luxative, reg. 25c., Saturday, 2 for.....25c Nyal Huskies, very best cough relief, regular 25c, Saturday .....18c Highland Linen Stationery, per box .....50c Voile Linen Finish Envelopes, 5-inch heavy weight, reg. 15c, Saturday .....10c Angelus Linen Tablets, unruled, reg. 15c, Saturday .....10c Hair Nets, cap or fringe, single mesh, Saturday, 3 for .....25c Hair Nets can double mesh, Saturday, 2 for .....25c All Chewing Gum, regular 5c, Saturday, 3 for.....10c Thermos Kits, Fibroid, Complete, regular $3.25, Saturday.....$2.90 Thermos Lunch Kit, Metal, Complete, regular $3.50, Saturday.....$3.15 “Our Own” Cold Tablets, regular 25c, Saturday, 2 for.....25c “Our Own” Cascara Health Tablets, Luxative, reg. 25c., Saturday, 2 for...25c Nyal Huskies, very best cough relief, regular 25c, Saturday.....18c Highland Linen Stationery, per box.....50c Voile Linen Finish Envelopes, 5-inch heavy weight, reg. 15c, Saturday.....10c Angelus Linen Tablets, unruled, reg. 15c, Saturday.....10c Hair Nets, cap or fringe, single mesh, Saturday, 3 for.....25c Hair Nets, cap, double mesh, Saturday, 2 for.....25c TOBACCO SPECIALS All 20c Cigarettes, per carton.....$1.65 All 15e Cigarettes, per carton.....$1.30 All 17e Tins Tobacco, each.....15c All 10e Cigars (50s).....$4.50 (Revenue Tax Extra) A fair-sized Velour Powder Puff Free with any 25c Talecum. 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