oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-18

SOCIETY LODGES CLUBS CHURCHES CATHOLIC YOUNG PEOPLE IN HARD TIMES PARTY THE K. of C. HALL was crowded last evening with members of the Catholic church of Anaheim and Fullerton, who gathered there for a business and social meeting. The president opened the meeting and after several affairs of importance were discussed, a motion was made for the society to go to Mr. Baldy on Sunday after 7:30 mass. This motion was accepted with eagerness and committees were appointed to look after the affair. After the meeting a short program was given. Wm. Bertles recited several clever readings in a Jewish dialect. A title composed of Albert Stichten, Ray Lazerrori and Wm. Bertles accompanied by Miss Hazel Lee Royant on the piano, rendered several selections. Another much liked number on the program was the Spanish dance by Miss Mary Estrada, with her sister, Miss Constance, as piano accompanist. As the affair last evening was a hard time affair, each person came attired in a costume according to his liking. The grand match was started and the more grotesque of the group were picked out. The last straw, to pick out the most comically dressed, was no easy job for the judges to decide which was to be honored with the prize. After careful study, Miss Alexia Gawald was elected as the funniest of the more funny and was given a magnificent reading lamp. Dancing was then started and the young folks danced to the times of gay music. During the evening refreshments were served. EASTERN GUEST COMPLIMENTED BY LOCAL FRIEND One of the nice complimentary affairs of the season was tendered Mrs. Lacy, sister of Mrs. Bertha Lacy recently of S. Dakota, yesterday afternoon at the Janss home, when Mrs. J. Janss entertained with cards and luncheon. The afternoon was pleasantly spent over the card tables and with conversation. Scores were awarded to Mrs. McLelland, First; Mrs. Normandy, second; Mrs. Bertha Lacy consolation, and the honoree received the guest prize. Pretty cut flowers were used to beautify the rooms and make them more attractive. After the games a most delicious two-course luncheon was served from the pretty appointed dining table. Mrs. Janss was assisted with the entertaining by her daughter, Miss Frieda. Invitations for the affair were issued the Mesdames P. L. Bradford, C. A. Griggs, A. B. Hoskins, Lem Bennerscheldt, Joseph Carroll, J. A. Clayes, A.W. Reeves, Normandy, McLelland, Bertha Lacy, Miss Hazel Jacy, the honoree, Mrs. Lacy, and the hostess, Mrs. J. Janss. COMPLIMENTS TWO AUNTS Mrs. F. N. Gibbs entertained yesterday afternoon at her pretty home on E. Center street, with a 1 o'clock three-course luncheon in honor of two aunts of Mr. Gibbs, Mrs. Robert Lorrimer and Miss Etta Gibbs, of Evansston, Illinois, who are the winter guests of the Gibbs. 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The grand march was started and the more grotesque of the group were picked out. The last straw, to pick out the most comically dressed, was no easy job for the judges to decide which was to be honored with the prize. After careful study, Miss Alberta Crawald was elected as the funniest of the more funny and was given a magnificent reading lamp. Dancing was then started and the young folks danced to the times of gay music. During the evening refreshments were served. FORMER RESIDENTS RETURN Mrs. Edgar Black and small son, Gerald, who returned shortly after Xmas from their visit at Salt Lake, Utah, are now residing in Long Beach. They were present yesterday at the Merry Jew club Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Black were residents of Anaheim until their removal to Long Beach about five weeks ago. Mrs. Black and small son went to that northern state for a visit with relatives about three months ago. COMPLIMENTS TWO AUNTS Mrs. F. N. Gibbs entertained yesterday afternoon at her pretty home on E. Center street, with a 1 o'clock three-course luncheon in honor of two aunts of Mr. Gibbs, Mrs. Robert Lorrimer and Miss Etta Gibbs, of Evanston, Illinois, who are the winter guests of the Gibbs. The rooms were tastefully decorated with bouquets of violets and hyacinths. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in visiting and embroidery work. Those bidden to this delightful afternoon affair were the Mesdames W. H. Wickett, H. A. Johnston, S. C. Hartranft, V. Brus, Whiting, W. T. Wallop, A. A. Mills, A. Nagel, O. H. Renner, Louise Hunger, Miss Caroline Gibbs, the honorees Mrs. Robert Lorrimer and Miss Etta Gibbs and the hostess, Mrs. F. N. Gibbs. Plain Dealer Want Ads get results. STUTZ SHOES $5.48 SPECIAL NUMBER FOR YOUNG MEN Brown.Calf Brogue English last with $5.48 Goodyear wingfoot rubber heels... Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. How Yeast Vitamon Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. 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Are Positively Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken With Every Meal or Money Back Vitamon Tablets For Sale at BUCK & GIBSON DRUG STORE 169 West Center St., Anaheim SURPRISE PARTY ON TWENTY-FIFTH WEDDING DATE MEMBERS of the Baptist church gathered together Monday evening and at 7:30 went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stranske on East Alberta street, where a complete surprise was given, the occasion being the silver wedding anniversary, Mr. Stranske has been deacon and Sunday school superintendent for several years and his friends thought this a pleasant manner in which to show their regard and appreciation. The evening was most enjoyable spent in hearing several numbers by the male choir, as well as an address of congratulation by Rev. Max Leuscher, and speeches by David Grauer and August Yunghell. Mrs. Leuschner made a speech on behalf of the Ladies Aid of the Baptist church, of which Mrs. Stranske is a member. Mrs. David Grauer gave a reading, Mr. Carl Yunghelt, also. At a late hour refreshments, which were brought by the self-invited guests, were served and a large wedding cake, presented to the honorees by their children, gave the finishing touch of surprise. The honorees received many beautiful and valuable gifts of silver, and numbers of congratulatory messages. The guests included the Messrs' and Meeders M. Leuschner, C. Remland, A. Eggert, C. Urbigkeit, W. Lenke, W. Wahl, O. Dargatz, C. Hartman, J. Gutosky, D. Grauer, J. Klemm, R. Quast, A. Yungkeit, G. Spingath, Pochert R. Dargatz, H. Remland, A. Stark, F. Shadeck, F. Maas, C. Yungkeit, A. Hartman, Strandt, D. Marshall, and their families, and the honors, Mr. and Mrs. Stranske and children, Bert, Lydia, Olga, Jonathan and Ewald. KANSAS FRIENDS AT DINNER The Hochul home on S. Melrose was the scene of a merry dinner party on Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs. Hochul entertained for friends from Houghton, Kansas. The dinner was served at one o'clock and was a very prettily appointed. The afternoon was GOLDEN STATE BANK IN ANNUAL BANQUET MEETING THE Elks' Hall was the scene of the greatest and largest affair of this season, when seventy guests including the officers, directors, stockholders and employees of the Golden State National Bank, each coming with one invited guest, met in the palatial reception room last evening for the annual banquet. Promptly at 6:30, the guests were ushered into the spacious banquet hall, where a ten-course dinner was thoroughly enjoyed. The banquet tables were bordered with marigolds, ferns and silkax, with unique little favor of white minis decorated with gold dollar signs. Felling's three-piece orchestra furnished the music with their usual charm throughout the banquet. The guests were cleverly introduced by the president, Mr. Thomas, when each responded as he called their names. Speeches were made by Adolph Thomas, who told the stockholders of their duties to their bank; Mr. P. R. Williams, cashier of the Commercial Nat'l Bank, Los Angeles, who represented Mr. W. A. Bonynge, president of that institution, and who congratulated the Golden State National Bank upon having reached the million dollar mark; E. Smith, cashier, who gave a very interesting speech on the duties of an officer of a bank; Miss Kate Rea, who represented the women stockholders, made a very charming speech; Mr. Chas, F. Grim in his usual manner, made his speech quite snappy with several good stories. The evening was concluded at the California theatre, where all enjoyed a very good show. COUSINS AT GRIGGS HOME Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Griggs entertained with a dinner party on Sunday for out of town guests. The affair was a reunion as the guests were cousins. The dinner was served at one o'clock and the table was laid most sumptuously. NATIONAL LECTURE HERE With Mrs Margaret Bliz as speaker, the Anaheim W. C. T. U., held a very interesting session in the Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon. Miss Bliz, who is national lecturer, and who has traveled all over the United States, and seen from every view point the workings of the great organization, told of her observations on what has been accomplished and what is yet to be accomplished. The executive committee of the local union will meet at a date next week when the remaining officers will be chosen; the president, Mrs. J. U. Heminal; vice president, Mrs. T.H. Walker; and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. A.A.Mills, having been selected at the re-organization meeting. Eight new members were added to the list yesterday, bringing the total to more than 30! One hundred members have been set as a goal. SPANISH GIRL ENTERS L.A.SCHOOL The Anaheim Public Health Center and the Home Missionary Society of White Temple church have arranged for Miss Annie Alagria a pure Spanish girl of 14 years, to enroll in the France De Paunw Spain Industrial School, in Los Angeles, and with Mrs Harry S.Jayne and Mrs Johnpe she will go Friday to enter. Miss Annie is the ambitious daughter of a Spanish household residing on South Lemon street, and has served as interpreter for the Welfare department for some time Her assistance has been great, and realizing her deserving worth and energy she will become a special charge of these organizations in obtaining an education and training to make her a useful and able woman. A.O.CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS The A.O.Club meeting with Mrs Charles Eygmaalad on Center street,yesterday afternoon,held election of officers for the coming year which resulted in the following Mrs.Fred Little,president,Mrs.C.Loril vice president;and Mrs.P.Lreeman secretary treasurer. Current events were discussed which is a regular feature of the club meeting,and a pleasant social hour KANSAS FRIENDS AT DINNER The Hochull home on S. Melrose was the scene of a merry dinner party on Sunday, when Mr. and Mrs. Hochull entertained for friends from Houghton, Kansas. The dinner was served at one o'clock and was a very prettily appointed. The afternoon was spent socially. Covers laid for Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Zabel and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fricker all of Kansas; Miss Alice Pannier, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hochuli and Miss Edna Hochull and Mr. Walter Hochull. EBELL TALKS INCORPORATION Holding a special meeting yesterday afternoon, members of the Ebell club heard with interest the steps necessary to incorporation of the club, Mrs. Ida Dutton, parliamentarian of the club, reported upon her investigations into the matter, and a meeting was set for tomorrow, when executives will start the ball rolling. Anaheim Ebell club is going to build a beautiful club home, and that before long, but incorporation is necessary before actual work can be started. The members have been establishing a building fund during the past many months, after having purchased and entirely paid for an imposing site on West Broadway, near Clementine, and their energies are now all centered in the new home of which they and the city of Anaheim as well will be most proud. JUNIORS ALSO ATTEND MERRY FEW The ladies of the Marry Pew were very pleasantly entertained last evening at the home of Mrs. Evan Pugh on Lincoln Street. The ladies brought their sewing and topics of the day were discussed. A most delicious luncheon was served to the guests, Members yesterday included the Mines Art Kemper, R. E. Campbell, Lloyd Shrode, E. Voss Herrington, Dilger Black of Long Beach, Emil Kestenholtz, Gus Prescott, Pete Slack, Misa Esther Pember, the Little Misses Nurma Mae Kestenholtz, Margaret Emily Campbell and the Masters E. Foss Herrington, Jr., Gerald Black, and Harold Pugh, and the hostess, Mrs. Evan Pugh. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES. ASK FOR FREE CATALOGUE. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL President. COUSINS AT GRIGGS HOME Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Griggs entertained with a dinner partly on Sunday for out of town guests. The affair was a reunion as the guests were cousins. The dinner was served at one o'clock and the table was laid most sumptuously. Covers were placed for Mrs. John Jackson and daughter, Alice, and son Edward; Mrs. Crane and son Howard and Mrs. Ethel Everett and daughter Florence, all of Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Griggs and family. MRS. PECK HOSTESS AT MRS. BREMER'S Members of the Martes club, with two substitutes, who played for Mrs. Eldson and Mrs. Pressel, enjoyed the afternoon yesterday with Mrs. Kenneth Peck at the home of Mrs. Bremer. Playing five hundred was the amusement feature of the meeting, and prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Heyling, first; Mrs. Keithley, second and Mrs. Van Horn, consolation. A two-course luncheon of delicious quality was served after games, the following ladies participating: Mrs. Eugene Mock, Mrs. Keffer, Mrs. Gribben, Mrs. Keithley, Mrs. Black, Mrs. Van Horn, Mrs. Leusch, Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Heyling. PACKIN GHOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Association recently are: Sarah M. Gibbs and Mrs. Robert Loriner of Evanston Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Mills of Poulterville, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Ora E. Myllbush of Paton, Ia.; Mrs.H.Huff of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Hart of Placentia; Mrs.Goldy Sargeant of Park City, Mont.; Mr. and Mrs.Carl Braunns of Tracy, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs.Lew Meiberger of Downs, Kansas; Mrs.Angelina Robert of South Bend, Ind.; MrsChristina Durst of Cleveland, O.; Mrs.W.A.Newborn of Santa Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs.A.W.Jacharia of San Diego. MRS.MARTIN WHIST CLUB HOSTESS With her rooms decorated in bright poinsettias, Mrs.C.W.Martin of Garden Grove road, entertained yesterday the members of the Wednesday Whist club.The time was passed in interesting rounds of the game,Mrs.Witherill winning high score,Mrs.W.P quarton second and Mrs.Fred.Mickle,consolation.Mrs.Martin then served excellent refreshments during which time the ladies discussed the fine points of the games. Those playing were the Mesdames M.Nebulung,E.Borchert,j.Abbott,Wade Quarton,W.Jewel,Minnie Plamer,H.Backs,T.Deitrich J. A.O.CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS The A.O.club meeting with Mrs.Charles Eygabroni on Center street,yesterday afternoon,held election of officers for the coming year which resulted in the following.Mrs.Fred Little president;Mrs.C.Iidor,vice president;and Mrs.F.L.Freeman secretary and treasurer. Current events were discussed which is a regular feature of the club meeting,and a pleasant social hour followed,在which refreshments were served. Attending the meeting and enjoying Mrs.Eygabroni's hospitality were the Mesdames W.C.Brumagin,Homer-Calkins,H.H.Crone;E.L.Pergus,F.L.Freeman,C.IdlorJohn Kelly,Fred Little,jano McKinley and Mrs.Maars. HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE MEETS The Girls League of the high school held another of their peppy business meetings this morning.Several affairs of importance were brought up and discussed.As the graduates of the Junior high will go over to the high school next Monday,the girls wanted to further "big sister" movement that was started last year.Fore each of the girls that come a big sister is appointed to look after her and help her locate different class rooms and when needed be ready to help her out of any difficulty.The movement last year was such a success and it will be continued in the future. Another issue of the meeting were plans for having a girl's get acquainted party.No definite plans were arranged but committees were selected to choose the date and place and to arrange for a program.President Adams was in charge of the meeting. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included:H.S.Walton,Los Angeles;L.Gries,Missoula,Mont.;Mary F.Cochran,Denver;George L.LufkinSt.Louis;I.S.Rowley,Los Angeles;L.A.Chumweth,Los Angeles;John W.Haserneller,Los Angeles;P.R.Williams,Los Angeles;s.W.SollowLos Angeles;C.A.Scaton,Los Angles;J.B.O.Verson,Los Angeles;A.A.Rasback,Los Angeles;H.BunlonLos Angeles;C.C.FernsellColorado;W.A.Volz,Los Angeles;R.A.Greeman,Long Beach;J.F.Lumeth,Long Beach;B.Kirkwood,Fullerton;L.E.Grace,Tampico,Mexico;E.C.Neiman,Fullerton;Frank Turner,Santa Ana. LIBERTY COURT IN BEAUTIFUL RITES The installation of officers for the coming year for Liberty Court No.34 Order of Amaranth was an elaborate and impressive occasion which occurred just evening in Masonic temple,Anaheim.The decorations were all in red,and becoming red hats were Evan Pugh. ORANGE COUNTY Business College SANTA ANA CAL INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES. ASK FOR FREE CATALOGUE. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL President. M. Cornac. poinsettias, Mrs. C. W. Martin, of Garden Grove road, entertained yesterday the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Whist club. The time was passed in interesting rounds of the game, Mrs. Witherill winning high score, Mrs. W. P. Quarton second and Mrs. Fred. Mickle, consolation. Mrs. Martin then served excellent refreshments during which time the ladies discussed the fine points of the games. Those playing were the Mesdames M. Nebulung, E. Borchert, J. Abbott, Wade Quarton, W. Jewel, Minnie Plamer, H. Backs, T. Deitrich, J. Johnson, Ed Marion, and the hostess. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Quarton-in February. LIBERTY COURT IN BEAUTIFUL RITES The installation of officers for the coming year for Liberty Court No. 34. Order of Amaranth, was an elaborate and impressive occasion which occurred last evening in Masonic temple, Anaheim. The decorations were all in red, and becoming red hats were worn by the flower girls, who carried large baskets of red carnations. Grand officers were present and took active part in the beautiful formalities. Visitors from all over Orange county were present, and many from Long Beach, Hollywood, Pasadena Los Angeles, Santa Monica and other places, enjoyed the meeting. As this court is the only one in Orange county, it draws a large membership from the many towns. The order of entrance included Master of Ceremonies, F. C. 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Avoid Imitations & Substitutes WEDNESDAY, January 18, 1922 LECTURER HERE Margaret Blaz as speaking session in the Pression yesterday afternoon. It is national lecturer, traveled all over the land seen from every workings of the great old of her observations been accomplished not to be accomplished. The committee of the lome meet at a date next one, remaining officers of the president, Mrs. J. the president, Mrs. T. H. Secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Having been selected at ton meeting. Members were added to day, bringing the toal 100 One hundred mements as a goal. BRL ENTERS L. A. SCHOOL A Public Health Center Missionary Society of church have arranged Alagria, a pure Spanyears, to enroll in the New Spanish Industrial Angeles, and with Mrs. and Mrs. John Price day to enter. is the ambitious daughhouse residing on street, and has server for the Welfare decome time. Her assistreat, and realizing her h and energy, she will total charge of these orobtaining an educating to make her a usewoman. SELECTS OFFICERS, pub, meeting with Mrs. Pearl, on Center street, annoon, held election of the coming year, which following, Mrs. Fred Mrs. C. Illor, vice Mrs. F. L. Freeman, treasurer. events were discussed, major feature of the club pleasant social hour royal patron, Gfand Prelate, W. D. Smith; installing marshal in the East Grand Marshal Mae McCormick; instinalling marshal in the West, Osla Smith; installing prelate, Grand Leturer Della Wiebers; installing organist, Grand Organist Julia Woodruff, who came into chapter room in the following order: Installing marshals and prelate; Grand Royal Matron Minnie Snow and escort, W. D. Smith; present Grand royal patron and supporting staff; past supporting and grand officers, present and past royal matrons and patrons; all other officers to be installed, each carrying large bouquets of red carnations, these led by two little flower girls, with their pretty, gay hats; the Misses Dona Florence Tanner and Alberta Jacquish, of Fullerton, and escorting the flag bearer, Lulu Belle Taylor, a grand marshal. A solo by William Robertson, of Fullerton, preceded prayer by the grand prelate. Interspersing the installation of officers were several music & reading numbers, given by Miss Ethel Evans, on the violin, accompanied by Miss Isabelle Glinter, on the piano; Mrs. Harry Sears who was at her best in readings; Miss Jeanette Jessurun, accompanied by Mrs. Molesby, both of Los Angeles, and Mr. George Jackson whose solo was capably rendered and delightfully received. The ceremonies closed with the crowning of the royal matron, and reading of the proclamation. 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