oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-20

SOCIETY LODGES CLUBS CHURCHES CHILDREN'S NITE AT YEOMAN LODGE HAPPY AFFAIR DESPITE the inclement weather, a large crowd turned out to attend the Xmas program for the children that was given by the Yeoman in their rooms last evening. A brilliantly lighted Xmas tree stood erect in one corner of the room, and with its presents and trimmings looked most attractive. A clever program was arranged by the committee in charge, among the numbers being recitations by Sarah Mitchell and Evelyn Magathan. Two songs were given by Miss Fowler and Thelma Scanchez, they singing "Peggy O'Neal" and "Wyoming Lullaby." A clever little dialogue was presented by four of the young misses, they being Harriett Austin in the role of "Cinderella," Luelle Hatfield, as "Red Riding Hood," Thelma Sanchez, as "Sleeping Beauty," and Norma Armbrust as "Gold Spinner." Mrs. Wm. J. Llewellyn also gave several readings. After the program the time was devoted in giving all the pleasure and fun to the kiddies. A feature of the evening was the presentation of a beautiful chair to Mr. Joe Maddock in appreciation of his services for the Women's drill team as captain. Mr. Daniels was presented the "crazy quilt" as a reminder of the evening. At the close of the entertainment, the children marched up to the tree and were given nuts, candy and apples. The older folks were also presented with some of the season's fruits and goodies. This is the first time that the Yeomen have enjoyed a like celebration and last night's affair was such C.E. MAKES CANDY FOR SAN QUENTIN CHRISTMAS CHEER THE party given last evening by the Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church was a great success, and despite the rainy weather, a large attendance of happy young people marked the occasion. Sheld at the pretty home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickenson, whose hospitality is well known and always of the highest degree, no pains had been spared to make it a notable event. Christmas decorations of red and green, with a huge Christmas tree, hung with lights and tinsel lent an air of gaiety, and the lively games added merriment. Charades was especially interesting and the content for guessing the answers was keen. The guests repaired to the kitchen after a time, where pounds and pounds of candy were made to be sent to San Quentin as a Christmas remembrance to those confined within the walls of the prison. Home made candy and other refreshments were served at a late hour, and the treats cut from the Christmas tree were distributed. The affair was declared to be one of the nicest of the entire season. ENTERTAINER COMING The Epworth League of the Methodist White Temple has been exceedingly fortunate in securing the services of Jerome Shaffer, America's foremost entertainer. He will appear in his unique performance, music, art and foolishness, at the White Temple Tuesday evening. Dec. 27. If one wishes to enjoy an evening of best entertainment possible, it will be well to keep this date open. Act 1—J sunrise. Se caravan ap form Herod kings; Scen uce; kings is to be four of him. Ph expects only will free J rejoices but birthplace; and tells k acknowledg warn king enters; Ph of Jews, th for Messiah of Romans. B Piano S Act 2—T palace; Lu with Messiah tells of love priest; high Jesus is bo B Darning recitation. Act 3—S Betblehem way to Bet as citizen en ant, finds him; Hero stricken waits he Shepherd bench and visit crib. B Tranes A Sewing Machine Makes a Practical Present that will be a constant reminder throughout the year of the thotfullness of the giver. We have an unusual assortment of slightly used Christmas tree trees distributed. The affair was declared to be one of the nicest of the entire season. ENTERTAINER COMING The Epworth League of the Methodist White Temple has been exceedingly fortunate in securing the services of Jerome Shaffer, America's foremost entertainer. He will appear in his unique performance, music, art and foolishness, at the White Temple Tuesday evening, Dec. 27. If one wishes to enjoy an evening of beat entertainment possible, it will be well to keep this date open. LEGION MEETING TONIGHT The regular meetings of the local post of the American Legion, and also the local Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion are scheduled to be held tonight. The Legion expects to meet in Fisher hall at 8 o'clock and the Women's Auxiliary in the Sanitary Dye Works office on No. Los Angeles-st. Both the legion and the auxiliary plan to nominate officers for the ensuing year, it is stated. ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT A delightful surprise that came to Anaheim friends was the announcement of the engagement of Miss Frieda Heineman of this city to Mr. Douglas McFhee. The announcement was made at an informal party of sorority girls at Redlands on a recent evening when they were entertaining their young man friends. Miss Heineman is a well-known young Anaheim girl and a graduate of the class of '20 A. U. H. S. and entered Redlands University last fall. The announcement is received with favor among the local set. Anaheim girls attending the affair including Miss Heineman were the Misses Grace Hedstrom and Helen Marburger. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. Makes a Practical Present that will be a constant reminder thruout the year of the thotfullness of the giver. We have an unusual assortment of slightly used standard make Sewing Machines which we will offer at tfhis time at a great saving to you. Wheeler and Wilson ... $10 Wheeler and Wilson, drop head ... $30 Singer 27.4, 7-drawer, drop head ... $30 Singer, 9N1, half cabinet, 7-drawer, drop head ... $45 New Royal 25, 6-drawer, drop head ... $25 Brunswick, drop head, 6 drawers ... $25 Davis, drop head, 4-drawer ... $30 Minnezota, combination sewing table ... $45 ALL MACHINES ARE GUARANTEED. Open Evenings Till Christmas—Come in and See Us. Hammel's MusicStore Agents for White Sewing Machines 124 E. Center St. Anaheim BEAUTIFUL PLAY AT ST. CATHERINE'S XMAS PROGRAM ST. CATHERINE'S school gave an excellent Christmas program yesterday, when the pupils rendered "The Three Holy Kings." The program opened with a song, "Christmas," by the fourth and fifth grades, after which Wendel Mercer and Joseph Curran sang a duet. The second graders gave "Christmas In Mother Goose Land," and the third grade a song, "Santa Claus." This lead to the play in four acts: the story which follows: Act 1—Jerusalem—The city date; sunrise. Scene 1—Toll collector sees caravan approaching; leaves to inform Herod. Scene 2—Enter three kings; Scene 3—Enter Sadue, a Saduee; kings ask where new born king is to be found; Sadue knows nothing of him. Phares enter in sackcloth; expects only a worldly Messiah, who will free Jews from Roman power; rejoices but nows nothing of his birthplace; Faram, a citizen, enters, and tells kings that Jews will never acknowledge a poor Messiah; Phares warns king against Herod; crowd enters; Phares tells of one-time glory of Jews, their downfall and yearning for Messiah to free them from power of Romans. BETWEEN ACTS Piano Solo—Mario Mora. Act 2—Throne room in Herod's palace; Lucifer enters; speaks of war with Messiah; leaves; Herod-enters; tells of love for power; sends for high priest; high priest enters; tells where Jesus is born. BETWEEN ACTS "Darning the Christmas Stockings" recitation. Act 3—Sunset; road half way to Betlehem; the Kings pass on their way to Bethlehem; Herod disguised as citizen enters; Cyrinus, his attendant, finds him on ground and leaves him; Herod, rising, discovers he is stricken with dreadful malady; Satan waits his death. Shepherd and son enter; sit on bench and speak of Jesus; leave to visit crib. BETWEEN ACTS "Tranesmus," by Shepherd and Orange County Choral Union to Sing "Penzance" LOOKING toward further activity after the holidays, the Orange County Choral Union, of which several young ladies of Anaheim are members, is making plans for the rendition of "Pirates of Penzae," another Gilbert & Sullivan comic opera. Rehearsals have been arranged for Wednesday evenings instead of Monday, and although the present holiday season has somewhat interfered, the interest of both members of the union and the public are deep. Encouraged with the success of "The Mikado," director Ellis Rhodes with his corps of assistants, Robert Brown, president; Earl Fraser, Raymond Miles, Harry Warne, Fred Wilde, Miss Cornell, Miss Meade, Miss Cartwright, and others, selected "Penzance," from a large list submitted, realizing the ability of the members to successfully produce some thing more elaborate than the first offering. A number of applications for membership have been received to fill the ten vacancies in the union and tryouts will be given by Mr. Rhodea. Tentative plans for presenting "The Mikado," are under way in Redlands, where Mr. Rhodes is professor of music in the University, and Anaheim and Fullerton, where the opera will be given under the auspices of local organizations. The tragic death last week of Miss Alice Clausen, of Santa Ana, died as the result of burns received when her clothing caught fire from an open gas heater, brought sadness to every member of the union, for both as a member of the board of directors and for her lovable disposition, she was a favorite in the organization. Unemployment is one of the greatest factors in bringing about diseases of the mind. City Briefs Miss Evelyn Caverly will arrive home tomorrow for the holidays after attending school at Julian. Miss Alice Ingram is home from U. of C. for the holidays. Miss Beta Coate arrived home yesterday to spend the holidays with her parents. After an extensive honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kitchens (Eric Holder) have returned to Anaheim where they will make their home. Mrs. Joe Piscus and family Mrs. Edgar Jewett spent a recent day in Los Angeles. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Fibley and Mrs. F. R. McCann all of Los Angeles were Sunday visitors at the J. Ec home. Richard Halleck, brother of M.A.E. Ensign has returned from an extensive trip at Walla Walla, Wa. The J. P. Sebastian family is ranging to move tomorrow to home of W. J. Sebastian where they will remain until their new home Park View tract is completed, which will be about one month. The house occupied by J. P. Sebastian for past year has been sold, hence move. Miss Bessie Renner of South Angeles-st, has returned from a shouting at Long Beach, where went for the benefit of her health She is considerably improved. Among the Anaheim teachers tending institute in Santa Ana this week is Miss Steadman. Mr. and Mrs. Henson W. Faris are baby Mayme Ruth Farris and M.Dorothy Cunningham will spend holidays in Ontario at the home Mr. Faris' parents at that place. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Tomblin returned from a six weeks' trip Denver, Colo., where they were visiting with his parents. Mrs. M. D. Falconer is again able to be about her household due after a several days illness. Anaheim friends have received word from Miss Sylvia Mae Dun BETWEEN ACTS "Darning the Christmas Stockings" reception. Act 3—Sunset; road half way to Bethlehem; the Kings pass on their way to Bethlehem; Herod disguised as citizen enters; Cyrinus, his attendant, finds him on ground and leaves him; Herod, rising, discovers he is stricken with dreadful malady; Satan waits his death. Shepherd and son enter; sit on bench and speak of Jesus; leave to visit crib. BETWEEN ACTS "Tranesamus," by Shepherds and Angels. Act 4—The crib; Mary sits with child on lap; kings enter, adore and offer gifts; Shepherd and son enter; angels sing. The three arch angels, St. Michael, St. Gabriel and St. Raphael bestow sleep and blessing. CURTAIN AID SOCIETY IN FINAL MEETING The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet in regular session Thursday afternoon in the church. It is desired that as many members as possible be in attendance, as this is the last meeting of the year, and interesting reports will be heard. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia today included: C. E. Price, San Diego; Chas. K. Moore, Los Angeles; I. A. Church, Long Beach; W. Z. Cowling, Los Angeles; R. Bodley, Akanutz, Kansas; L. Swanson, San Francisco; E. F. Burk, Spokane, Wash.; Harry F. Mire, Los Angeles; L. H. Young, Los Angeles; R. P. Hoaley, Bakersfield; R. A. Stephens, Los Angeles; W. M. Carnahan, Los Angeles. PIANO PUPILS GIVE RECITAL The piano pupils of Mrs. Ruth Seltz gave a most creditable program last evening in Guild hall, where the interested parents and friends gathered to enjoy the numbers and note the progress of the girls and boys. Although the rain made going out disagreeable, it did not dampen the enthusiasm of the participants, and they played with ease and accuracy which reflected great credit upon their instructor as well as themselves. Taking part in the recital, which was constituted of solo numbers exclusively were the following pupils of Mrs. Seltz: Lucille Hatfield, Guy Duckworth, Dale and Jack Hensley, Beatrice and Robert Ambsry, Leason Pomeroy, Jack Hartfield, Nellis Sackett, Helen and Hazel Manter, Elsa Belger, Katherine Adams, Norma Brastad, Frances Reed, Eleanor Longworth, Mary Easton, Marion Utter, Lucile Vogle and Johanna Lemke. REMOVED TO HOSPITAL Thomas Horn, of the Graham Furniture store in Anaheim, who recently hurt his hand, blood poison resulting, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital in Los Angeles this morning. WELDING IS OUR SPECIALTY Look for Service Car No. 13 A service car equipped to do all kinds of welding. We call and deliver. ANAHEIM WELDING COMPANY 217 S. Clementine, Anaheim Phone 493-J BUN Your HERE'S stead every find time to this the most BUNCH your family Chris the first time buy a SPECIAL Suppose you Then, if you operate to the door early C family will Terms can venience. REMOVED TO HOSPITAL Thomas Horn, of the Graham Furniture store in Anaheim, who recently hurt his hand, blood poison resulting, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital in Los Angeles this morning in a Seale ambulance. Traces of many diseases still prevalent have been found in mummies 3,000 years old. TRADE GAINS UNEVEN "A year which has been marked by slow and uneven economic recovery near an ending with seasonal abatement of demand in different quarters, but with basic conditions strengthened," says Bradstreet's in its weekly survey of trade and industrial conditions. Get Our Prices Before You Buy FERTILIZER J. E. Schumacher Phone 794 West Anaheim COCOTONE restores the scalp to normal, removes dandruff, promotes a vigorous growth of new hair, and makes it soft and glossy. Get a bottle today at your drugstore, or at any toilet counter. A Partial List of Appointments Unusually deep upholstery of gray mohair velvet plush; adjustable silk shades to match; cut glass dome light; frosted nickel trimmings; glove pockets at sides of rear seat; jeweled 8-day clock; magnetic speedometer on ebony-finished instrument board; collapsible steering wheel; exhaust heater; massive headlights; artistic coach lamps; three piece rain-vision windshield; windshield wiper; adjustable ventilator in cowl. HARRY STUDEBAKER 151 So. Los Angeles St. THIS IS A ST Tuesday, December 20, 1921 City Briefs Evelyn Caverly will arrive morrow for the holidays after school at Julian. Ice Ingram is home from the holidays. Tata Conte arrived home yes, spend the holidays with her extensive honeymoon trip. Mrs. Geo. Kitchens (Erma have returned to Anaheim, will make their home. Piscus and family and Jewett spent a recent Angeles. Mrs. W. E. Fibley and McCann all of Los Angeles day visitors at the J. Eden Halleck, brother of Mrs. sign has returned from an trip at Walla Walla, Wash. P. Sebastian family is armo move tomorrow to the V. J. Sebastian where they until their new home in tract is completed, which out one month. The house by J. P. Sebastian for the has been sold, hence the Sissie Renner of South Los has returned from a short Long Beach, where she the benefit of her health, considerably improved. the Anaheim teachers atstitute in Santa Ana this miss Steadman. Mrs. Henson W. Faris and me Ruth Farris and Miss Dunningham will spend the on Ontario at the home of parents at that place. Mrs. M. B. Tomblin have from a six weeks' trip at colo., where they were visitlis parents. D. Falconer is again able but her househeld duties several days illness. friends have received Miss Sylvia Mae Dumas that she has arrived safely at her destination in Fairlund, Oklahoma. Mrs. M. S. Howes who has been in the east for the past several months on a pleasure trip has returned again to Anaheim and will reside on S. Palm-st. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Snowberger and Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Fealer will spend their Xmas in LaVerne. Mrs. Geo. Sherrill of San Diego is spending the holiday week with her sister, Mrs. Grace Halliday. Fearl Filer is spending the holiday at his home on S. Melrose-st. He is a student in the I-narmist Branch, U. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hasty of San Francisco will spend the holidays with Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Houek and family. SUPPLINS PLOW POWER Steam, benzine or petroleum can be used to supply power to a motor plow of Danish invention. CASTS LONG SLUG Slugs of type seven inches in length are cast by a new type setting machine. ONE VALENCIA POINTALS $374,000 Smashing all records, returns of the closing pool of the valencia seasson at the Santiago Orange Growers' Ass'n, being mailed out, total $374, 020.52, over a third of a million dollars. The pool, covering a period of six weeks, shattered all records in the history of the association, and, it is believed, sets a county record in returns for any period of similar duration. Practically every grower in the association will participate in the returns of the pool, which embraces the period from September 15 to November 1, according to the announcement of packing plant officials. DISCOVER PETROLEUM What are believed to be extensive petroleum deposits have been discovered on islands in the Gulf of California. Try Plain Dealer Want Ada. LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS PYRALIN IVORY STATIONERY PERFUME SETS CIGARS CANDY Buck & Gibson PYRALIN IVORY STATIONERY PERFUME SETS CIGARS CANDY Buck & Gibson 169 West Center St. The New Store With New Goods and New Prices BUNCH Your Gifts This Year! HERE'S the way we suggest doing it. 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