oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-13

SURPRISE DINNER FOR DAUGHTER ON BIRTHDAY COMPLIMENTING her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Clark, with a surprise one o'clock chicken dinner Wednesday, Mrs. C. L. Allen, of Los Angeles, proved herself a charming hostess as well as a perfectly lovely mother, in so celebrating Mrs. Clark's birthday. The color motif was pink, and pink flowers graced the rooms. The dinner centerpiece was a handsome pink and white birthday cake, just like Mrs. Aller baked for her daughter when a little girl, with a few candles added, with embroidery and crocheting, the ladies passed the hours after dinner most enjoyably. The dinner list included close friends of the two ladies, Mrs. Doyle, of Santa Ana; Miss Gigney, Los Angeles; Mrs. Riordan, Los Angeles; Mrs. Eaton and little son, Iran; Mrs. Scott, of Pasadena; Mrs. Truzaw and little daughter, Mary Ellen; Mrs. E. L. Olmstead, and the honoree, Mrs. Clark, and the hostess, Mrs. Allen. ENTERTAINS WITH CARD PARTY IN FRIEND'S HOME With a combination of poinsettias and white spring flowers, as though winter were lingering in the lap of spring, the pretty home of Mrs. Hughes, In Fullerton, was decorated for the coming of a small company of ladies yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Richardson, of Buena Park, was hostess, assisted by Mrs. Hughes. After several rounds of five hundred, at which the ladies are all very clever, prizes were won by Mrs. Benningsdorf, first, and Mrs. Hughes, consolation. Hand painted china plates were given as awards for their skill. Hand painted daily cards also gave a pretty touch to the card tables of which there were three. Following games a two course luncheon was served from the card tables, around which were seated the Messames Black, Trippett, Dugas and Mock, Anaheim; Stone, Little, Benningsdorf, Lovejoy, Vareoe, Hughes, Reese, of Fullerton, and the hostess Mrs. Richardson, of Buena Park. SPRING FLOWERS FOR DECORATION The members of the Thursday evening five hundred club were very pleasantly entertained last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus. Mrs. Brus had gathered pretty spring flowers and had placed them most artistically about the rooms. A dainty two course luncheon was served after the games. Those playing were the Messers and Messames L. Z. Kroeger, M. W. Martenet, A. L. Erickson, Leo Sheridan, F. Tausch, A. Nowotny, W. H. Houts, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus. MRS. HEYING GRACIOUS HOSTESS Mrs. H. Heying was the charming hostess to the members of the Coiter Club yesterday afternoon. Scores were won by Mrs. Herman Schindler, Mrs. Lester Eldson and Mrs. Wm. Lake, In the late afternoon, Mrs. Heying served a delicious lunchon to the guests, who were the Mines. Henry Schindler, Herman Schindler, Wm. Lake, Charles Leusch, Grace Halladay, Fred Mang, Emma Gribben, Richard Groos, Joe Stroup, Lester Eldson, and the hostess Mrs. Heying GRACIOUS HOSTESS HOTEL VA Guests at Hotel included: C. M., Jack Roberts, House of David Benton Harbor man, Venice; A. A., Sea Call, Los Angeles; W. W. SPRING FLOWERS FOR DECO-RATION The members of the Thursday evening five hundred club were very pleasantly entertained last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus. Mrs. Brus had gathered pretty spring flowers and had placed them most artistically about the rooms. A dainty two course luncheon was served after the games. Those playing were the Mesers, and Mesdames L. Z. Krooger, M. W. Martenet, A. L. Erickson, Leo Sheidan, F. Tausch, A. Nowotny, W. H. Houts, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus. The first 1922 meeting of the Chat in Seau occurred last evening despite the bad weather, when Miss Vera O'Rourke played the role of charming hostess. Besides the regular sewing and conversation the girls enjoyed looking at the pretty things in Miss O'Rurkes "Hope Chest." The large fireplace was lighted and made a very cozy room for the girls to work in. Miss O'Rourke served a dainty luncheon to those present, who were the Misses Viola Elliott and Lillian Degryse, Mrs. R. E. Campbell, Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mrs. Norbert Anderson and Miss Whoma O'Rourke and Mrs. Emma O'Rourke. Jan. 15th DIVIDEND DATE Southern Counties Gas 8% Preferred Stock MRS. HEYING GRACIOUS HOSTESS Mrs. H. Heying was the charming hostess to the members of the Co-tert Club yesterday afternoon. Scores were won by Mrs. Herman Schindler, Mrs. Lester Eidson and Mrs. Wm. Lake. In the late afternoon, Mrs. Heying served a delicious lunchoon to the guests, who were the Mines, Henry Schindler, Herman Schindler, Wm. Lake, Charles Leusch, Grace Halladay, Fred Mang, Emma Gribben, Richard Groos, Joe Stroup, Lester Eidson, and the hostess Mrs. Henry Heying. Guests of the club were Mrs. Mollie Bayner and Mrs. C. D. Harrison. PLACENTIA COUNTRY CLUB With Mrs. James Tuffree as hostess, the Placentia Country Club yesterday afternoon for the first time in the new year, Cards, as usual, was the amusement feature, with Mrs. Sidney Chapman winner of first and Mrs. Eric Lamhofer, consolation prizes. Playing were the Mesdames J. E. Scott, Herbert Sullivan, Thomas McFaulden, F. D. Miller, E. H. Robertson, Sidney Chapman, George Meyers, all of Placentia; J. W. Sollis and Eric Lamhofer, of Fullerton; and Harry Sears, George Dumamoor and Miss Nina McLellan, all of Anaheim. A two course luncheon followed the games, and a pleasant hour was passed in discussing the plays of the afternoon. Wm. Trapp, Jr., Cement Pipe, 197-R-4 Built-in Features These features are most convenient and should be investigated when designing your new home. Call and let us show you some of these conveniences on display. ADAMS-BOWERS LUMBER CO. “Better Service” A. C. Bowers H. M. 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The evening was pleasantly spent in playing five hundred and this was followed with music and conversation. Prizes were won by Mrs. Vanstrum and Mr. Durkee for the firsts and Mr. Vanstrum and Mrs. Durkee the consolations. The color scheme was carefully laid out in green and white. Mrs. Fergus served the players with delicious refreshments. Those playing were Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Vanstrum, of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Collins, Miss Marton and Mr. George Collins of Santa Ana; Mrs. Elizabeth Page of Santa Ana; Mrs. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowe, of Olinda, Miss Wanda Jackman and Mr. Harold McGraw, of Fullerton and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus. HACIENDA ELECTION Saturday, Jan. 14, marks another interesting day at Hacienda club. Luncheon will be served from 11:30 to 2 o'clock. Election of directors for the coming year will be held, the polls being open from 1 to 5 p.m. All members are asked to attend and take part in the election. YEOMAN LODGE TONIGHT The Yeoman lodge of Fullerton will give a dance this evening in Odd Fellows hall, and several members from Orange are planning to attend. Mrs. W. J. Liewell will be at the piano. The public is invited and are assured of a pleasant evening. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included; C. M. Torres, Emery Lease, Jack Roberts, Huntington Beach; House of David Band, 20 in number; Benton Harbor, Mich.; S. B. Hilshman, Venice; J. B. Overson, Los Angeles; A. A. Seaton, Canton, Ill.; F. B. Cali, Los Angeles; A. S. Taylor, Los Angeles; W. W. Matterson, Bishop; LOCAL GIRL IN STELLAR ROLE Mrs. C. E. Head and daughter, Miss Gladys Head, were in Los Angeles for the Wednesday matinee performance of Miss May Robsen in "It Pays to Smile." at Mason's. In the evening Miss Head appeared in Patrick Calhoun's recital in Eagan's theatre in the stellar role of the class play, "The Accident." MRS. C. A. CLARK TO ENTERTAIN Among the social affairs of the coming season to be given at the Elks' new club house is the one of Feb. 2, when Mrs. C. A. Clark will entertain and not Mrs. A. E. Clark, as was erroneously reported in last night's paper. MISSION STUDY AND TEA The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the White Temple went to the home of Mrs. F. H. Goodale, on South Los Angeles street yesterday afternoon for a meeting of unusual interest. Thirty-six members were present, all of whom showed great interest in the missions of which they study from the regular mission study book, "The Kingdom and the Nations." Mrs.Wm. Wellman had charge of the study, and Mrs.Edinism and Mrs.Goodale also contributed to the lesson program, Luncheon and tea were served, during which the ladies enjoyed a short social session. MEETING OF HOWE BIBLE CLASS The men's class of the Christian Sunday school gathered at the church last evening and did their best to "compliment the cook" at the 6 o'clock dinner which the Ladies Aid had provided. The meeting was well attended and considerable routine business was acted. A Lookout committee was appointed, the duty of which will be to catch, try and punish all delinquents and truants of the class, therefore it is expected the next meeting will find every member in place bright and early with his face shining, his shoes tied and his disposition on the mend. C.E.EXECUTIVES MEET A meeting of the executives of the Christian Endeavor Society of the MUSIC SECTION MONDAY The Music section of the Anaheim Ebell will meet with Mrs. W. B.Holland at her home on N.Zeyn street, on Monday, Jan. 16. LUNCHEON FOR L.A.FRIENDS Mrs. A.Rimpau entertained informally this afternoon with a one o'clock luncheon in honor of friends from Los Angeles. The rooms were very pretty in the decorations of seasonal flowers.Covers were laid for Mrs.B.Kirby,sister-of-Mrs.Rimpau,Mrs.J.Taylor,andMrs.P.Howard.allofLosAngeles,andMrs.A.Rimpau.Theafternoonwasspentinsocialway. E.Z.S GO VISITING The members of the E.Z.club noticed to Fullerton yesterday afternoon to enjoy the hospitality of Mrs.Wade Quarton.Four tables were used to serve the players,the prizes being won by Mrs.Huber.first,Mrs.O.A.Schumacher.second,andMrs.Wade Quarton.conseal. A delightful collation was served from the card-tables following the games to those playing,who were the Mesdames A.Johnson,Bert Anlin,j.L.Abbott.ofFullertonJohnCook,j.L.Sackett.ofFullertonJohnCook,H.M.Houts.W.PQuarton,G.Huber,C.L.Garrison.U.S.GlazeArthurEdwarda,MissLucyAlms.J.O.CallowayofLongBeach,D.R.McDonaldandthehostess,MrsQuarton. W.C.T.U.ELECTS THREE OFFICERS The reorganized Anaheim W.C.T.U.metinenthusiasticsessionWednesdayafternooninWhiteTemple,andresultinedtheelectionofapartiallistofficers.Mrs.J.U.Hemiwaschosenpresident;Mrs.T.HWalker,vicepresident,andMrs.A.A.Millsrecordingsecretary.OfterselectionswillbemadeatthemeetingtobeheldMondayafternoonat2:30,thePresbyterianchurch.Thespeakerwillbeannounced later. UntilaboutoneyearagotheW.C.T.U.wasanorganizationofactivity,havingamembershipofthirtyormore.Buttwooftheformerofficers,Mrs.A.A.Millsand HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: C. M. Torres, Emery Lease, Jack Roberts, Huntington Beach; House of David Band, 20 in number, Benton Harbor, Mich.; S. B. Hilsman, Venice; J. B. Overson, Los Angeles; A. A. Seaton, Canton, IL; F. B. Call, Los Angeles; A. S. Taylor, Los Angeles; W. W. Materson, Bishop; F. W. Cole, Los Angeles; J. F. Vaught, Los Angeles; Fred Johnson, San Bernardino; J. M. Robertson, Chicago; R. P. Haaley, Bakersfield; R. Blake, Fresno; Paul G. Keeler, Los Angeles; William Galindo, Fullerton. NEW ALTAR SOCIETY OFFICERS As the new year comes around it in time for election of officers and at the monthly meeting of the Altar Society of St. Boniface church the officers for the ensuing year were chosen. Those who will take the place are Mrs. M. L. Bradley, president; Mrs. C. F. Grim, vice president; Mrs. W. J. Heinz, treasurer; Mrs. E. E. Brus secretary. After the usual business meeting a social hour was enjoyed. The hostesses of the afternoon Mrs. Wm. A. Dolan and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly served delicious refreshments after several rounds of whist had been enjoyed. EUHCRE CLUB MEETS Mrs. M. L. Bradley entertained the members of the Euhcre Club yesterday afternoon at her home on Citron street. The rooms were aglow with the bloom of the poinsettias. From the dining table and card tables which were prettily appointed, Mrs. Bradley served a delicious two course luncheon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lybarger, Mrs. Hartung and Miss Frances Backs respectively. Playing were the Mesdames J. S. Sheridan, F. C. Benjamin, Fred Backs Sr., Wm. Cole, Adolph Rimpau, C. F. Grim, H. Strodhoff, Wm. A. Dolan, Joseph Carroll, J. J. Dwyer, George Hamler, A. Schulte, Donohue, Edward Olmstead, J. Wagner, E. Borchert, M. F. Bennerscheldt, Miss Frances Backs, and the hostess; Mrs. Bradley. W.C.T.U.CONFERENCE CLOSES Today brings to a close the Regional W.C.T.U.conference of W.C.T.U.held in Santa Ana, which resulted in 4 most beneficial sessions, with the banquet for tonight, and a toast program to follow.State and national officers have been attending the meeting, among them Mrs.Eva Wheeler, state president; Mrs.Julia S.Phelps, state vice president; Mrs.Hattie Young, state recording secretary and national lecturer,Miss Margaret Bliz.The addresses of these notable women have been greatly enjoyed as well as their reports of conditions,taken not alone from statistics,but from the personal observation.The W.C.T.U.workers are thoroughly energetic and optimistic over the outlook for the coming year.Mrs.John Clarkson will be toastmistress at the banquet and her short addresses will be heard from A.P.Nelson district attorney;Mrs.W.B.Tedford,and others. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: C. M. Torres, Emery Lease, Jack Roberts, Huntington Beach; House of David Band, 20 in number,Benton Harbor,Mich.; S.B.Hilsman,Venice; J.B.Overson,Los Angeles; A.A.Seaton,Canton,HI;F.B.Call,Los Angeles;A.S.Taylor,Los Angeles;W.W.Materson,Bishop;F.W.Cole,Los Angeles;J.F.VaughtLos Angeles;Fred Johnson,San Bernardino;J.M.Robertson,Chticago;R.P.Haaley,Bakersfield;R.Blake,Fresno;PaulG.Keeler,LosAngeles;WilliamGalindo,Fullerton. C.E.EXECUTIVESMEET A meeting of the executives of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church was held last evening at the home of Rev., and Mrs.T.H.Walker,e on East Broadway.Plan for the future good of the organization were discussed and several of them adopted.An efficiency contest will be a matter of the very near future.Two sides will be chosen with leaders,named at the next meeting,and membership，attendance,and other things for the good of the Christian Endeavor society will be advanced. The selection of a book for special mission study at the weekly meetings will be reported soon.The C.E.is growing and becoming a very valuable organization for the young people of the church and Sunday school. L.A.BUILDSMANYHOMES Homes for 103,180 people were begun during 1921 in Los Angeles,aording to figures of Superintendent J.J.Backus,of the department,Temporary homes,single and double family residences,flat buildings and apartment houses started numbered 18,556 and cost $48,225,-977. SHOES REPAIRED While You Wait Men's Half Soles.....$1.00 up Rubber Heels.....40c up Ladies' Half Soles.....90c up Ladies' Leather Heels 25c All kinds of shoe findings cheap.Try us once and you will always be our customer. East Side Shoe Shop EMIL TITTMAN Prop. 313 East Center Street CALIFORNIA It's the pennies that count. What does this mean to you? White Temple, Sunday, January 15th DR. JAMES ALLEN GEISSINGER will be the preacher morning and evening. MISS LOUISE MONTGOMERY of Santa Ana, will be the soloist at 11 a.m. MR. ELLIS RHODES will sing Stainer's "Come Unto Me" at the Evening Service. MR. DALE HAMILTON EVANS at the Organ. Chorus Choir. Anaheim Produce Market We Specialize — in — FRUITS, VEGETABLES, CHEESE, BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS —This enables us to serve you better. Our full line of Fruits and Vegetables are fresh daily. GROCERTERIA DEPT. —We carry a complete line of fancy and staple groceries at prices that show we are trying to help you save. We quote only everyday, regular prices, no specials. DELIVERY SERVICE —All orders over $3.00 delivered free, case goods, sugar, spuds and small orders extra. F. C. HAVERTY, Prop. Phone 530 128 E. Center St. SURGEONS MAY SEPARATE TWINS CHICAGO, Jan. 13—Surgeons conferred today on the possibility of separating Josefa and Roseka, Siamese twins from Czecho-Slovakia. The twins are 34 years old and fear death to one would mean death to the other. Roseka has an 11-year-old son. City Briefs L. Garrett left today over the Santa Fe for Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs. Robert Lorimer of Evanston, Ill., is visiting at the home of Frank N. Gibbs, her nephew, here. Edward Sutrup of Sweetwater, Texas, was a visitor at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n yesterday. Misses Dorothy - Case, Dorothy Decker and Mariel Brennar went to their homes in Clairmont to remain over the week-end. Miss Reta Coate is home from U. S. C. for the week-end. Miss Elizabeth Pemple of Pasadena is spending several days with Mrs. J. H. Cole. Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Polling were guests of relatives at Alhambra today. Mrs. R. B. Herman is passing the day in Los Angeles today on a business mission. Mrs. C. L. Allen, of Los Angeles, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Clark for an indefinite time. Mrs. Clara Curtis, of the Heying Drug store sales force, will enjoy a two weeks vacation beginning Monday. She will visit a sister in Fresno and make short visits in several localities. Mrs. M. 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