oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-08

O.E.S. OFFICERS ENTERTAINED BY MATRON-PATRON OFFICERS and committee members of Chippa chapter, O.E.S., were guests yesterday at a one-oclock luncheon served in Masone hall, when the retiring worthy matron Mrs. E.H. Adams, and worthy patron, Mr.J.A. Clayes, took this nice method of showing their appreciation of the co-operation and support given them during the year. Mr. Clayes was detained during the afternoon by his duties at the high school, until after three, so Mrs. Clayes graciously assisted Mrs. Adams in the duties of hostess. The large, round table was centered with a pretty bunch of flaming poinsettias and covers were laid for twenty. Seasonable place cards marked the covers and pretty little souvenirs of the occasion were given. Five hundred was the amusement of the afternoon and prizes were won by Mrs.T.J.Lyons first, and Mrs.Robert Beat, second, Mr. Clayes made a brief talk to the company, telling them of his pleasure in the working with them during the past year, and told, too, of the benefits of his membership in the Eastern Star. Mrs. Adams thanked the officers for their helpful work in the year now closing in a short talk. Mrs.J.P.Brasstad responded for the officers in her characteristically charming manner. Officers present besides Mrs. Adams Mrs. Clayes, and Mr. Clayes, were the Mrs.J.P.Brasstad, Mrs. Dean Hansson, Mrs.John Kellenberger, Mrs.Margaret Rea, Miss Elizabeth Jeserun, Mrs.Tom Haster, Mrs.J.T.Lyon, Mrs.Juanita Colton, Mrs.Harry Sears, Mrs.Robert Beat, Mrs.H. M.E.S.S.OFFICERS RE-ELECTED FOR COMING YEAR The second meeting of Methodist White Temple committees under the new plan was held last evening, preceded by a banquet at 6:30, and interest and attendance both are growing. At 7:30 Dr. Geissinger gave his second address on Dr.Betts' book, "How to Teach Religion," during the prayer meeting hour. The Brotherhood was represented with an unusually large number of members, they having attended the supper earlier, and participated in the discussion of the Christmas plans for the Sunday school. Election of Sunday school officers for the coming term was held, the 1921 list again being chosen, as follows: George M.Tedrick, superintendent; Mrs.W.M.Wellman, eradle roll; Mrs.Will Wagner, beginners' dept.; Mrs.J.K.Langdon, primary; F.L.Twinem, intermediate; S.R.Coate, senior; H.W.Lewis, young people; Perry Mathis, adult; Mrs.J.K.Langdon, recording sec'y; W.J.Elliott,S.S.sec'y; W.A.Snyder, asst.; George Allen, librarian; Mrs.Wesley Wright, membership enrollment sec'y. Another very pleasant affair in th church will occur tonight when a Christmas party will be enjoyed by the choir members and their families and friends. Rehearsal will be held for one hour from 7 to 8, the party following in the social hall. DINNER GUESTS IN COMPTON Mr. and Mrs.Vanatta and Mr. and Mrs.T.L Hoag and family were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.T. LEGION AUXILIARY The Woman's Auction Post of the day will hold a dance TWICE. HIGH SCHOOL PUBLIC The Xmas program School will be given the auditorium built patrons of the school attend this perform be no admission consist of readings leans Don't forget at 11:00 at the Hi and bring your friend. MRS.BALLOU ENTERTAINMENT The Women's B Christian church w Friday afternoon at N.F.Ballou at her W Center street. A class are kindly request. YEOMAN XII The Anaheim planning on a big their members and children of the mo in their rooms in th on the evening of f early part of the ev gram will be given from the Xmas tree ted: Remember the and be there. ANAHEIM MAN'S DIVISION Q.B.Farwell, of Bari Farwell, of Anna Glendale hospital T illness of several veices were held this Ellis chapel, Rev.D Christian church, o Mr.Farwell had Orange for more than was a very ambitious upbuilding of his to his home since he with his son, Arthur wife, on South Camphiving him are his heim; Gerald Q., of thur, of Orange. WEDNESDAY Mrs.L.Witherlee to the members of with them during the past year, and told, too, of the benefits of his membership in the Eastern Star. Mrs. Adams thanked the officers for their helpful work in the year now closing in a short talk. Mrs. J. P. Brastad responded for the officers in her characteristically charming manner. Officers present besides Mrs. Adams Mrs. Clayes, and Mr. Clayes, were the Mrs. J. P. Brastad, Mrs. Dean Hasson, Mrs. John Kellenberger, Mrs. Margaret Rea, Miss Elizabeth Jessereu, Mrs. Tom Haster, Mrs. J. T. Lyon, Mrs. Juanita Colton, Mrs. Harry Sears, Mrs. Robert Bent, Mrs. H. O. Henderson, Mrs. O. W. Fergus, and committee members Mrs. Henry Hansen, Mrs. C. H. Mann, Mrs. William Jackson and Ernest Zitzmann. KATELLA P. T. A. YESTERDAY A very interesting meeting of Katella Parent-Teachers' Ass'n occurred yesterday when a program, starting at a o'clock was given in the school. Each of the Katella teachers, of whom there are three: Mrs. Camille Nichols, principal, Miss Grace Dryden, intermediate, and Mrs. Helen Holt, told how, in her opinion, the Parent-Teacher association can best help the teachers, and give greatest benefit to the school. Plans for the coming Christmas program were made Friday, Dec. 16, the last day of school preceding the holiday vacation, was selected, and a large Christmas tree, pretty trimmed, and bearing a Christmas treat for the children, of whom there are one hundred, will bring happiness to all in the district. A program will be given by the pupils which is now receiving considerable attention and practice. XMAS GIFTS AT The Prince Store FOR THE BABY Baby Silk Hose Baby Sweaters Baby Knit Coats EXCELSIOR MADE RECIPE NO. 7 CREAM OF BUTTER SOFT USE one teaspoon nut butter to milk. Salt Heat required of milk. Ad heated milk FOR THE BABY Baby Silk Hose Baby Sweaters Baby Knit Capes Baby Bootees Baby Wool Blankets Baby Silk Blankets Baby Knit Sacks Dolls Bonnets Carriage Robes Baby Coats Baby Dress EXCELSIOR MADE RECIPE NO. 7 CREAM OF BUTTER SOFT Use one teaspoon of butter to milk. Salt heat required of milk. Add heated milk butter and with thin paste. rest of heat Season, stir serve with er INSURE THE SUCCESS OF THIS I BY USING EXCELSIOR MILK EXCELSIOR CREAMERY CO. Rear 117 E. Sycamore Phone 177 OPTOMETRIST Glasses Fitted A member of the North Dakota state optometry. optical knowledge together with twenty-one our name stand for SERVICE. vertex Lenses for testing together with parts on the market. R. WALTER R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST Office Over S. Q. R. Store Sunday Special By- LEGION AUXILIARY DANCE The Woman's Auxiliary of the Anaheim Post of the American Legion will hold a dance Tuesday, Dec. 13. HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM WED. The Xmas program for the High School will be given on Dec. 14 in the auditorium building at 11:00. All patrons of the school are requested to attend this performance. There will be no admission. The program will consist of readings, music and tubeless. Don't forget the day, Dec. 14, at 11:00 at the High School. Come and bring your friends. MRS. BALLOU ENTERTAINS CLASS The Women's Bible class of the Christian church will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. N. P. Ballon at her residence at 525 W. Center street. All members of the class are kindly requested to be present. YEOMAN XMAS PARTY The Anaheim Yeoman Lodge is planning on a big Xmas party for their members and especially the children of the members to be held in their rooms in the I. O. O. F. hall on the evening of Dec. 19. In the early part of the evening a good program will be given and then presents from the Xmas tree will be distributed: Remember the date and be sure and be there. ANAHEIM MAN'S FATHER PASSES Q. B. Farwell, of Orange, father of Bart Farwell, of Anaheim, died in the Glendale hospital Tuesday, after an illness of several weeks. Funeral services were held this afternoon in the Ellis chapel, Rev. H. J. Hill, of the Christian church, officiating. Mr. Farwell had been a resident of Orange for more than 30 years, and was a very ambitious citizen in the upbuilding of his town. He has made his home since the death of his wife with his son, Arthur Farwell and wife, on South Cambridge street. Surviving him are his son, Earl, of Anaheim; Gerald Q., of Glendale and Arthur, of Orange. WEDNESDAY WHIST CLUB Mrs. L. Witherell was the hostess to the members of the Wednesday AT ANAHEIM SANITARIUM New patients at the Anaheim Sanitarium include: Miss Katherine Ball of Anaheim; E. A.' Honey, of Orange; Edith Rittenhouse, of Orange, and Helen Diller of Anaheim. CHRISTMAS PARTY OCCUPIES FINGERS Mrs. Fred Pressel entertained a few friends yesterday afternoon at her beautiful home in East Broadway. The ladies enjoyed their needlework, which was of mysterious Christmas variety for some time, and later were served with excellent cake of several varieties, the culinary work of the hostess, and coffee. Mrs. Albert Cook, Mrs. Anna Fox, Mrs. Vanatta, Mrs. Carl-Pressel and Mrs. T. L. Hong were members of the company. A. U. H. S. BAZAAR FREE TO ALL The bazaar and entertainment to be held by the high school students on Friday, Dec. 16, promises to be one of the most important events of the school social calendar, and nothing is left undone to bring about the result. The bazaar, which will be held in the cafeteria, is free to everyone, and the array of articles for sale is made with an eye single to furnishing the Christmas needs of everyone in Anaheim. The vaudeville show, which will be given in the auditorium, includes entertainment and amusement of many kinds, for which the small charge of 25 cents is made for admission. While it is certain that all who overlook going into the show will miss a rare program, it is possible to visit only the bazaar, for which no admission is charged. FIVE HUNDRED GAME OF EVENING The home of Mrs. W. J. Cole was the scene of a merry five hundred party, when Mt. Cole and Mrs. H. S. Covey were joint hostesses. The early hours of the evening were pleasant spent in playing the popular game. The scores were found to be won by Mr. Shinn and Mrs. Trapp, while the consolations went to Mrs. Bennett and Mr. Salter. After the games, a delicious lunchoon was served by the hostess. Those playing last evening were the Messrs and Mesdames B. R. Shinn, Geo. Trapp, E. J. Salter, W. J. Cole, H. S. Covey, Clair Miller; Mrs. A. L. Bennett, Mrs. Frank Schacht, and Miss Ethel Cole. SO. DAK. PICNIC SATURDAY All who ever lived in South Dakota are wanted at the big picnic under the auspices of the Long Beach Dakota society. It will be held in beautiful Bixby Park all day Saturday, the 10th County registers, and headquarters will be open all day and basket dimmers will be in order at noon. GRAND STATES RECEPTION There will be a grand reception to all states and province tourists in Ocean Park auditorium Saturday evening. There will be band concert, golf call, home-town features, high-class entertainment, noted speakers and singers. Presidents of all federation of state societies will occupy the platform. PIANO Bess L. Bennett 114 S. Philadelphia St., Phone 131J Wed., Fri., Sat. Interviews by Appointment A Pair of PERRINS' You can be safe in giving A Pair of PERRINS' You can be safe in giving most men gloves for Christmas—an extra pair is always welcome. We've found that Perrin's are the best gloves made— We've got a lot of them—Cars, Mocha, Buck. They always fit—all sizes— $3.00—$3.50—$4.00 JACKSON'S MEN'S WEAR SHOP "Your Money's Worth Always" ANAHEIM ENTERTAINS FOR VISITOR To compliment her house guest, Miss Mildred Carter was hostess to a coterie of friends on Tuesday night in honor of Miss Louise Seddon, of Balbon. Autumnal flowers were used in abundance in the parlor and dining room. The evening was pleasantly spent with music, conversation and dance. In the late evening, refreshments were served to the guests, who were Miss Alice Humphrey, Herbert Flynn, Hatry Carter, Frank Cushrmann, Eugene Carter, the honoree. Miss Louise Seddon and the hostess, Miss Mildred Carter. CREAM OF PEANUT BUTTER SOUP Use one teaspoon peanut butter to one cup milk. Salt to taste. Heat required amount of milk. Add part of heated milk to peanut CREAM OF PEANUT BUTTER SOUP Use one teaspoon peanut butter to one cup milk. Salt to taste. Heat required amount of milk. Add part of heated milk to peanut butter and work into a thin paste. Add the rest of heated milk. Season, strain and serve with croutons. EXCELSIOR MILK SIOR BRY CO. Phone 177 NETRIST es Fitted the North Dakdia state board of exedge together with twenty-three years' stand for SERVICE. for testing together with the most market. R. R. BLAKELY OMETRIST er S. Q. R. Store Special Appointment By Request In Christmas Spend Your Money This Year for Practical, Lasting Gifts Years to Co We have a wide range of articles which gifts for every member of the family and Select your gifts now — We them and make delivery wh SUGGESTIONS LEATHER ROCKERS WRITING DESKS VACUUM CLEANERS OVERSTUFFED PIECES AND SETS TEA WAGONS BOUDOIR FURNITURE CARPET SWEEPERS In fact, if it's for the home Let Our Trucks Be Your Santa Claus. STROUP-B FURNITURE ANAHEIM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1921 STOCKTON TO MAKE BID TO GET MEET STONCKTON, Dec. 8. Stockton will make a strong bid to bring the track meet of the California Interscholastic Federation here next April. Homer S. Toms, vice principal of the Stockton high school, will attend the annual meeting of the C. I. F. in Los Angeles, and will urge on that body the selection of Stockton as the place for next spring's meet. The chances of bringing the meet here seem practically assured, if the dopeaters have it figured right. According to the rules of the C. I. F., the meet rotates from section to section of the state every year. Last year Berkeley had it. A couple of years ago Fresno had it. It is due to be in this region this year. Sacramento and Chico have already entertained the C. I. F. there, and several other cities are not prepared to furnish the facilities. The business men of Stockton have guaranteed to back up all nee- AUTOS WASHED Polished and Simonized, Tops Dressed, Air Compressor and Spray for Cleaning Motors. Cars called for and returned. C. E. INGRAHAM 135 Elm St., Anaheim Phone 372-J DAINTY CHRISTMAS GIFTS THE EBELL CLUB Will Hold Its BAZAAR Dec. 9th and 10th in the new Buick Garage on Los Angeles Street. Dozens and dozens of hand-made, pretty and useful articles will be offered for sale. Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Bread WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Bread 2 Loaves (24 ounces each) 15c This bread special is good on Chaffee's Multigrain, Whole Wheat and Graham only. The price, 2 for 15c, will be in effect until the close of business Saturday, Dec. 10. The reason for this offer is to give all of our customers an opportunity to become familiar with our Dark Kinds of Bread. Dark bread occasionally will add a variety to your meals. When purchasing your two or four loaves of bread tomorrow as to see the display of Chaffee's Gift Boxes. 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