oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-04

SOCIETY LODGES CLUBS CHURCHES HEARTY WELCOME FOR NEW YEAR AT McKIM HOME REPORTS of the delightful Watch Night parties still come in, and among the nicest ones was that given at the J. E McKim home, 614 East Chartres street. Many games were played, among them a flower guessing contest, in which Mrs. Ray Evans was the winner, and another, a game of New Year's resolutions, this being won by Mrs. Roy Carmichael. Upon the stroke of twelve, a rapping was heard at the door, and upon answering, there stood Master New Year, all smiles and happiness, asking to join the party. He was enthusiastically received and heartily welcomed. It later developed that Mr. McKim had impersonated the New Year. After the noise of welcome had subsided, refreshments were announced and music later enjoyed. Guests of the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Summerville, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbott, the Misses Ella Atkins, Ethel Atkins, Marjorie Atkins and Reed Summerville and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. John McKim. FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Mrs. Hattie Lang will lecture and give messages from the flowers Jan. 9, at 7:20 p.m. DR. WALKER AT FARM BUREAU Anabeim and adjoining communities will be favored with a visit from Dr. Walker, president of Cal. Federation of Farm Bureau, who will speak in the auditorium of the high school Friday evening of this week. This will be the regular January WIFE IS HONOREE AT PRETTY AFFAIR GIVEN BY HUSBAND VERY delightful surprise party occurred on Sunday evening, when Mrs. L. P. Bonnat was the honoree, and Mr. Bonnat the host. The occasion was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Bonnat and her husband had invited several of their friends in for the afternoon. They came in a few at a time, thus Mrs. Bonnat suspected nothing. Cards were played until someone suggested that all go to the Elks' club house to see what was in progress. After wandering around for a period of several minutes, they were met by the steward and he offered to show them a beautiful table in the private dining room that was set for a dinner party. When Mrs. Bonnat entered the room, the lights were flashed on and to her complete surprise the table was laden for her and the guests. A magnificent floral piece formed the centerpiece. A most delicious six-course turkey dinner was served, covers being laid for Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Bonnat, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. V. W. LaMont, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davey, of Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonnat. After the dinner, dancing was enjoyed and then the guests returned to the Bonnat home in the Colonial Apts. Upon their return thoughts were turned to playing five hundred and this was continued until a late hour. Mrs. Bonnat was the recipient of many pretty reminders of the occasion. The guests departed for their homes in the late evening, all feeling that Mrs. Bonnat was complimented with the most complete surprise and that Mr. Bonnat a most gracious host. This is the first private social affair held in the Elks' hall, but many new years ed by and the home Streech, 270 M range, which w one held Chr home. The cool low, with defi fthe fiftieth w Mr. and Mrs cake was rime A remarkal and one seddon half a century that the entire consisting of o f Vesta, Mina aheim; H.A.M Mesdames D., mento, and L.Dak.; G.H.S chewan,Cau, El Modena,a enapolis; Wm.Mrs.J.White Rev.Hoppe Jacoby,of the church,both congratulation short address was served to ed parents a which each presentedMr.a gift of gold Others privy occasion of the family we Rev.vand Mrs Mesdames F,Dishman and daughter,Ha children,Mrs Jack Whitmon,Cora We sons,Mrs.H Selfridge and Mr.andMr.sided in Ren sided in Ora years,and h wish they ma nant anniversa LEAVE ON V Mr.andMr.Margaret Po FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Mrs. Hattie Lang will lecture and give messages from the flowers Jan. 9, at 7:20 p.m. DR. WALKER AT FARM BUREAU Anaheim and adjoining communities will be favored with a visit from Dr. Walker, president of Cal. Federation of Farm Bureau, who will speak in the auditorium of the high school Friday evening of this week. This will be the regular January meeting of the Anaheim center. It is a real treat to hear a man as broad as Dr. Walker and who is informed as well as he on national conditions and needs of the Farm Bureau. All are invited to hear him. AMARANTH HOLDS NICE MEET Liberty Court of Amaranth held a regular meeting last night at which four candidates were initiated. New officers were elected at the final meeting in December and installation will occur at the next regular meeting. Dr. J. W. Utter, Mrs. Utter, Miss Marjorie Utter and Mrs. Quinn, the latter of Huntington Beach, were the newly initiated members, and the hearty hand of fellowship was extended, after which refreshments were served, and a social hour enjoyed. Mrs. Phillys McKee, royal matron elect, was presented with a handsome pink ostrich feather fan by several of the members, and she most graciously responded with words of appreciation. SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY L. R. Wilson was given a very complete surprise by his wife on Friday evening when she invited a number of their friends in for the evening. Mr. Wilson was resting comfortably at home when he heard peculiar noises on the front porch, and upon investigation found a crowd of his friends. They were invited into the house where games and other amusements were featured. A luncheon was served to the guests and a birthday cake appeared before Mr. Wilson. He was also presented with other remembrances. Guests at the affair were Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. M. Eden, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kaufer, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bever, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Planting, Mr. and Mrs. C. P.Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson and sons Robert and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson, Fredonia, New York; Mrs. Rosenberg, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson and son John. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH SOCIETIES The Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parish hall, Mrs. H. Baxter entertaining. The Luther League will hold the business and social meeting in the parish hall in the evening at 7 o'clock, Miss Edna Guitzmann, hostess. Let all members of both societies be in attendance at this, the first meeting of the new year. FIRST 1922 OF AUXILIARY The regular meeting of St. Michael's Woman's Auxiliary will be held in the Rectory, Thursday afternoon at 2:30. This being the first meeting of the new year, a large attendance is expected. The subject for the study hour is "Character of Joseph," which will be lead by Mrs. Messias, Mrs. Easton presiding. The hostess will be Mrs. Zitzman, and there will be guests from Los Angeles and Long Beach. Mr. Weston and the Dean Bode will address the Auxiliary on the work of the Seaman's Institute among the Merchant Sailors. 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Steinkamp, Sacramento, and L. E. Zimmer, Norma, N. Dak.; G. H. Streech, Maxim, Saskatchewan, Can.; Mesdames W. S. Cook, El Modena, and W. K. Foster, Minnesota; Wm. Streech, Vill Park and Mrs. J. Whitmore, Long Beach. Rev. Hoppe, of Orange, and Rev. Jacoby, of the West Broadway M. E. church, both spoke happy words of congratulation and good wishes in short addresses. An elaborate dinner was served to the honored and revered parents and their guests, after which each member of the family presented Mr. and Mrs. Streech with a gift of gold. Others privileged to enjoy the happy occasion other than members of the family were Rev. and Mrs. Heppe, Rev. and Mrs. Jacoby, Messrs., and Mesdames Fuerstenau, Stegelman, Dishman and son; Dr. Foster and daughter, Hazel; W. S. Cook and children, Mrs. Ellen Streech and sons Jack Whitmore, Mrs. Art Streech and son, Cora Weiseke, J. C. Smith and sons, Mrs. H. A. Streech and baby, W. Selfridge and Odell Zimmer. Mr. and Mrs. Streech formerly resided in Renville, Miss., but have resided in Orange for the past nine years, and have many friends who wish they may enjoy more such pleasant anniversaries. LEAVE ON VOYAGE TO GERMANY Mr. and Mrs. Emil Woefel and Miss Margaret Pouplier will start Thurs. GUESTS FROM NEIGHBORING CITY Mrs. Charlotte Calkins and Mrs. Harriet Howard entertained on New Year's day, friends from Orange, at an excellent dinner and for the remainder of the afternoon. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bullard, Dr. G. A. Bullard of Denver, and Mrs. Edith Cole. LIVELY NEW YEAR PARTY Miss Mary Lehr and Mrs. R. and L. Maison entertained many of their friends on New Year's eve with a watch party, which extended into New Year's day, in broad daylight. Music and dancing occupied the time until midnight, when a fine tame supper was served. The New Year was greeted with a noise and jollity, and dancing and singing again were the methods of entertainment, the guests not leaving until 6 o'clock in the morning. Joining in this happy greeting to 1922 were the Misses Esther and Petra Violaneal, Anton Guiltlerrez, Fri Garcia and Mrs. Felechea, Mr. Villa-neal, from Los Angeles: Miss Margaret Squires, from Olive; Mrs. Bustamantes, from Santa Barbara; Aggie Manriquez, Porfie Macairy, Manuel Flores, Fernando Yglesias; Richard Florez, Pepe Viosqua, Nacho Corea, Anton Refes, Jesus Perez, Pete Macias, Pancho Navarro, Jerman Navarro, Jesus Lehr, Vincentte Saleido, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vasquez, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mauson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mauson, Miss Lola Vasquez, Miss C. Ortiz, Mr. and Mrs. Ortiz, Mrs. L.Florez and Frances Florez, Misses Mary and Catalina Lehr and Mr. and Mrs.John Lehr. MARTES ELECTS OFFICERS The Martes-club held a very delightful meeting yesterday with Mrs.C.Osburne as hostess at the home of Mrs.Bremer.The interesting game of five hundred was played the results being in favor of Mrs.Van Horn who won highest number of points,Mrs.Gribben next and Mrs.Groos consolation points.Each was given a pretty prize. A three-course luncheon was served from the small tables,the ladies chatting the while of their holiday pleasures and visits.Election of a president and secretary resulted in the selection of Mrs.Eugene Mock Purity Service Every mother obtaining for her and purest of m After the joyed and the Bon-Upts. Upon turned to this was Mr. Mrs. of many lesion. The comes in that Mrs. with the that Mr. t. social aff but many MURCH Lutheran afternoon hall, Mrs. the Luther and so all in the dna Gutz-members of dance at the new IARY St. Mich-ll be held afternoon meeting attendance the study which isias, Mrs. Zitzman, n Los An-r. Weston address the Sea-Merchant PEMBER the year, the mem-b at her the usual were en-t their served a de-fafternoon the Mes-a Harold, hinter Nor-me Ward, after Mar-, Lloyd the hos-hrs. R. R. club. alf years a to mas-doctors. LEAVE ON VOYAGE TO GERMANY Mr. and Mrs. Emil Woefel and Miss Margaret Pouplier will start Thursday morning on their journey to Germany, on which they will probably be absent a year or more. They will go to Los Angeles, leaving there in the morning for Chicago and Niagara Falls, stopping at the latter wonderful place for a short time. Going on to New York City, they will visit relatives for two days, and sail on the American steamer, Mongolia, Jan. 12. Much of their time will be passed in Berlin, the home of a large circle of relatives and former home of the Woefels. Miss Pouplier will enter boarding school also in Berlin. Mr. and Mrs. Woefel and Miss Pouplier wish to extend farewells to all their Anaheim friends through the Plain Dealer, as it is impossible to personally deliver adieus. They extend best wishes to all the New Year, That their journey may be entirely safe and most pleasant, and that they will return at the end of the year, is the wish of the many friends whom they are leaving here. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring The Martes-club held a very delightful meeting yesterday with Mrs. C. Osburne as hostess at the home of Mrs. Bremer. The interesting game of five hundred was played the results being in favor of Mrs. Van Horn, who won highest number of points, Mrs. Gribben next and Mrs. Groos consolation points. Enoch was given a pretty prize. A three-course luncheon was served from the small tables, the ladies chatting the while of their holiday pleasures and visits. Election of a president and secretary resulted in the selection of Mrs. Eugene Mock and Mrs. Bremer, respectively. 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Miss Lenore Stewart and Mrs. Swartzbaugh attended the Tentment of Roses parade at Pasadena on New Year's. In the afternoon they motored over to see Devil Dam. Lloyd Ross and Elmer were among the Anaheedners at Pasadena at the game. Mrs. Allen Crowe and children were guest of Fullerton friends Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning, attending services at the Methodist church there, of which Mrs. Allen is a member. Purity, Quality and Service---Above All Every mother realizes the importance of obtaining for her children only the best and purest of milk. You can safely give your youngsters as much milk as they desire, if you get it Service---Above All Every mother realizes the importance of obtaining for her children only the best and purest of milk. You can safely give your youngsters as much milk as they desire, if you get it from us. With our modern dairy facilities, and our painstaking efforts to keep our cows healthy and well-fed, the purity of our milk is assured. 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