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SOCIETY LODGES CLUBS CHURCHES REUNION OF 1905 A. U. H. S. CLASS IS HAPPY EVENT OTWITHSTANDING the heavy downpour of last evening, a jolly company gathered at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Peretval Bradford, of Placentia, for a reunion of the class of '05, A. U. H. S. After greetings, the hostess provided tables where several rounds of five hundred were played, at which first prizes were won by Mrs. C. W. Clark and Mr. Victor La Mont, second prizes by Mrs. Frank Borth and Mr. Walter Mickle, and consolation by Mrs. Walter Mickle and Mr. James Tuffree. A delicious three-course luncheon was served after the games, the favors being most artistic. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mickle, Mr. and Mrs. Victor La Mont, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borth, Mr. and Mrs. P. Bradford and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. James Tuffree. The class was composed of eighteen graduates, but more than half of them are near Anaheim. One is in Mr. Lassen, Cal., others in New York state, and yet others in various points in the east. Each year the class holds a reunion; last year eleven of the members were present, who, with their husbands, made a company of twenty-two. This year the number was lessened by absence from town and by the inclement weather, but an enjoyable evening and reunion resulted from the gathering. KEMPER CHRISTMAS PARTY The Kemper home on S. Philadelphia street, was the scene of a merry Xmas dinner at 12 o'clock on Sunday. Poinsettias marked the decorative features for the occasion. Seated at the tables were Mr. and Mrs. Art Kemper, Mrs. Lizzie Huntington and children, Miss Ethel Pember, Jack Kemper and the hosts, Mrs. Lizzie SOCIAL EVENT OF FIFTY YEARS AGO IS CELEBRATED Fifty long and happy years ago there occurred in a certain city a wedding which was a social event, for the people of that city. On Sunday a celebration of that event occurred, at their home in Orange, the principals being Mr. and Mrs. Fred Streech, and the affair being their fifteenth wedding anniversary. The day was made a double entertainment, Xmas and the anniversary both being duly celebrated, the rooms being made gay with Xmas colors. At noon the guests, which were for the most part relatives, sat down to the table, which was bountifully laden with goodies, the piece de resistance being turkey. A wedding cake similar to the one of fifty years ago was the center of attraction. As a token for the occasion, each son and daughter present gave the happy couple a five dollar gold piece. The ceremony as it happened a half century ago was rehearsed in the afternoon. Other entertaining features followed and a pleasant afternoon was passed all too quickly. The guests departed wishing the couple many more happy years of married life. The guests were from different localities, some coming from Canada to attend the unique celebration. The visitors of the afternoon at the street home were the Messrs and Mesdames Herman Streech of orma, N. Dakota; W. K. Foster and daughter Hazel, of Minneapolis; D. G. Steinkamp and family, of Sacramento; Lewis Lindeman, North Redwood, Minn.; Arthur Streech of Villa ark; J. C. Smith and family; Jack Whitmore, Long Beach; W. S. Cook and family of El Modena; Mr. G. A. Streech of Hammer, Canada; Mrs.dames Herman Streech of Norma, N.Dakota; Mrs.W.K.Wieseke,Bertha Minn.; Miss Bertha Wieseke; Mrs.Ella Streech of Fullerton; Wm.Selfrige, and the happy host and hostess. GRACE CHILD GOOD THE CHRISTMAS EVENING which we care and pride below attainment was one of the Songs,"Little Tell?" Primitive Vitation; Corollam Ada Heisen; Rec., "Entine Brennie the Inn." Mr."Silent Night" gaitation; Rec., Eternal Lord "Christmas Hen" rec., "Billy Brenner class"; Primary Chimes—Leo hard Heinze; Heinze, Georgia mas Is the B Rec., "Long Way Primary song Morn." Primary Rec., "The Stha Reusch; Comes." Juan Thou Who Be (standing); Inn." Mildred Love of Him Rec., "I Look Margaret Breen Come In." H."Little Candles Song,"Gathermas Tree;" Su Angel's Song,"Merry Christmas" rec., "Myrtle Larsen and the Angels class; Rec., "Gels" Alma Clarita Ball Three Stories Four Girls—is Rasmussen, Flora Gutznan in the Highlands Rec., "The W Swanson; Rec night," Ella S the Wise Men Theodore Pulsa Rec., "Gifts for KEMPER CHRISTMAS PARTY The Kemper home on S. Philadelphia street, was the scene of a merry Xmas dinner at 12 o'clock on Sunday. Poinsettias marked the decorative features for the occasion. Seated at the tables were Mr. and Mrs. Art Kemper, Mrs. Lizzie Huntington and children, Miss Esther Pember, Jack Kemper and the hostess, Mrs. Lizzie Kemper. Anaheim Awning Co. 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SPECIAL PROGRAM Matinee and F GRACE LUTHERAN CHILDREN GIVE GOOD PROGRAM THE Christmas program of the Grace Lutheran Sunday school, which was rendered Saturday evening, was arranged with much care and pride, and the numbers listed below assure an excellent entertainment. A treat for the children was one of the happy features: Sons, "Little Children, Can You Tell?" Primary Dept.; Rec., The Invitation: Come, Let Us Go to Bethlehem, Ada Heinze, Leader, Loyd Larsen; Rec., "The Little Town," Closetine Brenner; Rec., "My Room in the Inn," Marian Rasmussen; Song, "Silent Night! Holy Night!" congregation; Rec., "All Praise to Thee, Eternal Lord," Henry Reusch; Rec., "Christmas Day," Lillian Christensen; Rec., "A Great Big Speech," Billy Brenner; Song, Lullaby, Junior class; Primary recitations: Christmas Chimes—Leonard Schimming, Ehrhard Heinze, Paul Bargsten, Emilie Heinze, George Brenner; Rec., "Christmas Is the Birthday," Harry Kiefer; Rec., "Long Years Ago," Apb. Fickle. Primary song, "The Glad Christmas Morn"; Primary Boys and Girls; Rec., "The Star of Bethlehem," Bertha Reusch; Rec., "When Christmas Comes," Juanita Fickle; Song, "O Thou Who By a Star," congregation (standing); Rec., "No Room In the Inn," Mildred Schroeder; Rec., "For Love of Him," Agnes Rasmussen; Rec., "I Look Up at the Pretty Stars" Margaret Brenner; Song, "Dear Lord Come In," Heidiwig Gutzman; Rec., "Little Candles," Primary Dept.; Song, "Gather Around the Christmas Tree," Sunday school; Rec., "The Angel's Song," Bertha Stolte; Rec., "Merry Christmas," Edward Swanson; Rec., "The Anthem Eternal." Myrtle Larsen; Song, "The Shepherds and the Angels," the Young People's class; Rec., "Greetings to the Angels" Alma Christensen; Song, "Just a Little Baby," Beginners class; Three Stories In One—A Lady and Four Girls—Mildred Bonkosky, Doris Rasmussen, Margaret Rasmussen, Flora Gutzman; Song, "Glory to God in the Highest," Intermediate class; Rec., "The Wise Men," Katherine Swanson; Rec., "Shine Stars, Tonight," Ella Stolte; Song, "Song of the Wise Men," Reinhold Gutman, Theodore Puls, Edward Bonkosky; Rec., "Gifts for Jesus," Willie Klefer. BIG XMAS CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eygabroad celebrated Christmas with a large house-party. There was a big Xmas tree Sunday evening and a big dinner Monday. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Birdsall, Long Beach; Edwin Birdseal, Corona; Sue and Joyce Birdsall, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wilmsen and sons, Art and Clinton, Anheim; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maars, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hollingshead, Anaheim. SANTA CLAUS AT BONKOSKY'S part in the entertainment or one afternoon at the Wm. Bonkosky home on W. Center street, on Xmas day. The rooms were prettily trimmed in the red and green colors of the season. Preceding the dinner was the distribution of the Xmas gifts and every one was satisfied that Santa had not forgotten them. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oelke, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oelke, Mrs. L Oelke, Herbert Oelke and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bonkosky who played the role as entertainers. LOS ANGELES GUESTS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Lumadon entertained with a Christmas dinner, and a pleasant afternoon and evening followed. Music and singing rendered by Miss Preda Lumdon being the delightful entertainment offered. Guests for the occasion were Mr. George Pearson, sales manager for the Union Motor truck, Mrs. Pearson and their daughter, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Turton and Miss M. Dent. MERRY XMAS PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Marion celebrated the Xmas season with a party Saturday at their home on Garden Grove road. Their guests were all friends, who were neighbors in the east. The party enjoyed a monstrous Xmas tree, prettyly trimmed with all the accessories n't everything. The guests of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. D.W.Harfield, Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs.B.M.Fordyce, Mrs.Catherine Enlish, son Will,Miss Estelle Johnston of Needles,Miss Amanda Dumpke,Miss Stella Friend,and the host and hostess,Mr. and Mrs.Ed.Marion. PEMBERS ENTERTAIN FAMILY The great American bird, with all the fixin's was duly served at a family reunion 1 o'clock dinner party at the Pember home on N.West street, on Xmas day.Poinsettias and lillies were favorably used throughout the room. GOOSE FOR BIG DINNER The great amount of rain is the visibility did not stop the Anaheim people from entertaining with Xmas dinners. One of the nicest of days was that at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Mickle when they entertained for relatives.Xmas decorations in red and green were very much in evidence.About 20 friends sat down to a bountiful laden dining table the piece de resistance being goose.The out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs.G.R.Frick,of Pasadena Glenn and Mr.H.L.Smith of Norwalk. CHILDREN HOME FOR HOLIDAY Another of the Xmas dinners was served at the palatial Mills home on N.L.A.-st when they carved their turkey and accompanying delicacies at a 5 o'clock dinner party..Cover were placed for Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Curtiss,Misses Irene Mills,Lauri Thomas,Ethel Lee,Mr. and Mrs.J.L.Davis and the host and hostess. WEST ANAHEIM DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs.F.H.Wessler entertained with an Xmas dinner party at their home in West Anaheim on Monday.Decorative features of red and green were used throughout the rooms.The after dinner hours were spent in a social way.Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.H.D.Myre and family of Paasadena;Mr. and Mrs.Albert Myre of San Gabriel;Miss Pearl Keller of San Gabriel;Mr. and Mrs.Garner and Miss Beulah Gardener and the host and hostess,Mr. and Mrs.F.H.Wessler and son Lloyd. FAMILY GATHERS FOR CHRISTMAS A jolly company, young and younger, enjoyed the day Sunday at A.H.Pibel home,the feature of the day being the excellent turkey dinner and the happy visiting between the families.A Christmas tree,with a gift for all,graced a corner of the room.it's bright trimmings outdoing the dreary out of doors. The party included Mr. and Mrs.E.Wright and three children.of Los Angeles:Mr.Sid Eastman和Miss Bessie Eastman,and Mr.and Mrs.Pibel和three children. PUT ANOTHER SERVICE BAR ON LAST ST MICHAEL'S TREAT POSTPONED The annual Christmas treat for St. Michael's church has been postponed to Thursday evening, at 7 o'clock. All are asked to make note of the change in date and to be in attendance. FIVE-COURSE XMAS DINNER The Xmas season was duly celebrated at the W. H. Kidd home on Claudina street, on Sunday, when the great American bird and its accompaniments were carved in great style. The guests gathered for the dinner, which was served at one o'clock in five courses. The after dinner hours were spent in merry converse. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Summerville, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Summerville, Mr. and Mrs. E. Summerville, Miss Summerville of Los Angeles, Henry and Homer Summerville, Prof. and Roy Evans of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Squire and son Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Reese Summerville, and the W. H. Kidd family. TURKEY DINNER SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones entertained with a dinner party Sunday for friends and relatives. The guests sat down to a one o'clock turkey dinner, and in the evening all enjoyed tea. The rooms were made more pleasant for the occasion with trimmings of red and green. Cards designated places for Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hainlan of Los Angeles, Mrs. Austin, of Los Angeles, Mr. James Owen, Miss Emma Owen, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel and son Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hainlan, and the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones. CELEBRATE THREE DAYS IN ONE Mr. and Mrs. Allen Crowe entertained Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Russell on Christmas day, the event being of triple importance. It was the birthday anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Crowe, the sixteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Crowe and that holiday, Christmas day. A delicious turkey dinner was served, the centerpiece being the huge birthday cake. The rain of the afternoon compelled an afternoon about the fire with visitation. PUT ANOTHER SERVICE BAR ON LAST WINTER'S CLOTHES In your battle against the high cost of apparel your old clothes are the most effective warriors. You may think they're ready to be "mustered out." Many a battered soldier has returned to win new laurels in another campaign. Let this clothes hospital and apparel rejuvenator take your clothes in hand. We'll make them look like new. Put your old clothes on our list instead of on the retired list. Costs little, saves much. PURITAN Dry Cleaning Phone us today—547. 114 So. Claudina Anaheim FAMILY HAS DINNER AT FAY'S Mr. and Mrs. Fay entertained Saturday with a Christmas dinner and tree at their pretty home. The guests arrived for dinner served at 2 o'clock, and enjoyed the big turkey and trimmings greatly. After the meal, a Christmas tree became the center of interest, all receiving a nice remembrance from Santa Claus. The company consisted of Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Day and daughter, Miss Marjorie; Mr. and Mrs. Aubuchon, of Santa Ana; Dr. and Mrs. Archer and Miss Fay Archer, and Mr. and Mrs. Fay. On Christmas day, Dr. and Mrs. Archer and daughter, Miss Fay, were guests at the Day home to Christmas dinner. DOUBLE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rosseau and children went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kunze, of Angeles Mesa, to enjoy a family reunion on Christmas day, where an excellent turkey dinner and general good time occurred.Upon the return home CELEBRATE THREE DAYS IN ONE Mr. and Mrs. Allen Crowe entertained Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Russell on Christmas day, the event being of triple importance. It was the birthday anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Crowe, the sixteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Crowe and theat holiday, Christmas day. A delicious turkey dinner was served, the centerpiece being the huge birthday cake. The rain of the afternoon compelled an afternoon about the fire, with visiting to pass the hours. DOUBLE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rosseau and children went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kunze, of Angeles Mesa, to enjoy a family reunion on Christmas day, where an excellent turkey dinner and general good time occurred. Upon the return home of Mr. and Mrs. Rosseau they found another family party awaiting them, sisters of Mrs. Rosseau and their husbands being at their home. Another happy day was passed on Monday with a big dinner at the Rosseau home, the guests being Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Degrummond, Walter Edgecomb and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Steward, all of Piru, Calif. 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 drug-gist's, or at any toilet counter. Get our prices before you buy HAY—FEED J. E. Schumacher Co. Phone 794 West Anaheim TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921 E FOR BIG DINNER At amount of rain in this not stop the Anaheim entertainment with Xmas one of the nicest of days the home of Mr. and Mrs. then they entertained for Xmas decorations in red were very much in eviout 20 friends sat down fifth laden dining table, the resistance being goose, town guests were Mr. and Frick, of Pasadena Glenn, and Mrs. H. L. Smith of HOME FOR HOLIDAY of the Xmas dinners was the palatial Mills home on when they carved their accompanying delicacies dock dinner party., Covers for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd lives Irene Mills, Laura hel Lee, Mr. and Mrs. J. and the host and hostess. HEIM DINNER PARTY Mr. F. H. Wesler enteran Xmas dinner party at West Anaheim on Montive features of red and used throughout the after dinner hours were social way. Covers were and Mrs. H. D. Myre and masadena; Mr. and Mrs. of San Gabriel; Miss of San Gabriel; Mr. and and Miss Beulah Garhost and hostess, Mr. H. Wessler and son Lloyd. ATHERS FOR CHRISTMAS company, young and younthe day Sunday at the A. time, the feature of the excellent turkey dinhappy visiting between A Christmas tree, with graced a corner of the night trimmings outdoout of doors. included Mr. and Mrs. and three children, of Los Sid Eastman and Miss Man, and Mr. and Mrs. three children. PROGRESSIVE CHRISTMAS PARTY A very useful service served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Hedges on W. Center-st on Sunday. The rooms were tastily decorated in red and green, with mistletoe and holly. Many results come from the sprig of mistletoe that hung in the arch way. The large dining table was bountiful laden with the great turkey and accompaniments. Plain cards were印 for Miss Laura Tessler of Los Angeles, Mr. Godfrey of Dallas, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Landers of Los Angeles and children of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hedges and family, and the host and hostess. At 5 o'clock the entire body went to E. W. Hedges home, the presents on the Xmas tree distributed. After this refreshments were served and the guests departed for their homes feeling that they had spent a most wonderful day. ALUMNI BANQUET POSTPONED The Alumni banquet dated for Thursday evening, Dec. 29, has been indefinitely postponed. On account of the rain, which has interfered with traffic, many who reside out of town would be unable to attend the pleasant affair, which was to have been held in the L.O. O.F. half, and the committee feeling it would be disappointment to many many members, concluded to set the date at a time to be announced later. TWO CHRISTMAS DINNERS Mr. and Mrs. H. Hansen of W. Center-st, played the role of a very delightful host and hostess when they entertained with a dinner party on Xmas day. The great American bird with all the accompaniments were served at 1 o'clock. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hansein, and children, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. F. 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