oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-16

SOCIETY LODGES CLUBS CHURCHES VALENTINE DAY IS OCCASION FOR BIRTHDAY PARTY COMPLIMENTING her mother, Mrs. J. W. King, of Lincoln avenue, Anaheim, Mrs. H. N. Logan, of Willmington, invited a company of ladies to her home to help celebrate the birthday anniversary of the honoree. Using Mrs. King's favorite colors, lavender and purple, the house was charmingly decorated, and valentines added to the trimmings and colorings. After greetings and congratulations, and presentation of many pretty and useful gifts, bridge was played, and later two prizes and the consolation were presented to the winners, who were Willmington ladies. A delicious luncheon was served late in the afternoon, the chief feature being the big birthday cake, also done in the color scheme. Attending from Anaheim were the Mesdames J. W. King, Lee Davis, J. H. Swan and J. S. King, the four ladies having driven over for the happy occasion. ROUND TABLE CLUB HAS ANNIVERSARY DINNER PARTY ONE of the largest and best functions in the history of the Placentia Round Table club was held last night when the twentieth organization of the club was held. The club was founded in 1902, incorporated in 1911 and federated in 1914. The club year is from October first to May 31 of each year. Appropriate of the Valentine season and also of approaching spring, Valentines and feathery acacias were used to beautify the club house interior. The long tables were daintily trimmed and quite filled the room, as fully one hundred members and their families, were guests. A 6:30 dinner opened the pleasures of the evening, and upon the completion of the meal Mrs. J. E. Scott, president of the club, with characteristic charm welcomed the large company. A program of excellent numbers was given by persons of talent, among them being two selections by the Dowling Start of the Season Whether you are selecting a dress or a suit—start the season right with one of these entirely new models. They have been selected as much for their entire originality as for their particular becominess to our patrons. Start of the Season Whether you are selecting a dress or a suit—start the season right with one of these entirely new models. They have been selected as much for their entire originality as for their particular becomingness to our patrons. Original, Exclusive, and Better Still, Dresses at $16.95 Spring Polo Coats THE PRINCE STOR ANAHEIM CAL Corner Center and Lemon Sts. D.W.GRIFFE Presents WAY DOWN D.W.GRIFFIN presents WAY DOWN EAST" Based on Wm. A. Brady's Famous by Lottie Blair Parker and Jos. R. Gr A simple, old-fashioned story of plain people, embraseasons. A story of loves—Man and, Woman—Mother and B A great bell, tolling Humanity. A story of laughter—Rabelaisian horseplay. Quaint absurdities — springing, gay barn dances - ajingling. Love's voice—sweet and low—strong and tender—a helds and twilight streams. In the end, amazing scenes, March storm, ice break-u David carried with blinding mass of ice down the roa NOW SHOWING—A MASTERPIECES PRICES: MATINEE EVENING Matinee Daily Starting 2:00 p.m. Two Evening Shows 6:30 and 9:00 FAIRYLAND THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA GIRLS' CLUB FROM MAGNOLIA SCHOOL ENTERTAINS BOYS THE Girls' club, of Magnolia school, entertained the boys of Magnolia school with a Valentine party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Gibbs, at the beautiful big Gibbs home on Dale-ave. Valentines and hearts large and small, were used to further the valentine idea in decorative features. Gandy hearts and heart shaped cakes were a part of the decorations, also, but soon became a portion of the refreshments, as they appealed to the taste as well as to the eye. Miss Dorothy Winters entertained the company with piano and vocal selections, giving most freely of her talent. Games of all kinds were played and the young guests had just "loads of fun," they stated. Miss Olga Bryant a teacher was a chaperone, her assistant, Miss Ricker, another teacher, being detained on account of illness. Mrs. Gibbs lent her assistance wherever it was most needed, and together the ladies served light refreshments to the happy crowd. The school friends passing the evening were Richard Davis, Cedric Davis, Arthur Domries, Alber Schadick, Frances Alemon, Albert Ramm, Malcolm Gibbs, Viola Link, Walter Pitske, John Maybe, Alma Wahl, Clara Wahl, Randolph Guthrie, Ruth Hemmerling, Herman Lenz, Elia Mary Parks, Emil Schadick, Harry Schacht, Albert Wibakelight, Emma Wallace, Madeline Mahan, Arthur Dickenson, Herbert Lenz, Harold Dickensen, Audra Smith, Chester Schoening, Elisle Burrmann, Angela Allec, Ellen Poyet, Dorothy Winters, Wallace Link, Samuel Milhous, Harry Heinemann, Lloyd Kelsay, John Kelsay and Eleanore Walker. Jack Riley and John Poyet were also guests and assisted in entertaining the younger ones. Partners for refreshments were selected by matching sections of hearts. LUNCHEON-BRIDGE WITH MRS. CLOSSON In her usual amiable and gracious manner, Mrs. G. W. Closson entertained the members of the luncheon-bridge yesterday afternoon. Acacia bloom and sweet peas graced the table and furnished a breath of spring. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PARTY EVENTS Initiation of a class of a dozen didates was witnessed last event one hundred members of the King of Columbus, many of them beitors from Santa Ana. A smoke lowed the business meeting. Interest centered in the arrangements for a banquet and confession the second and third degrees candidates which will be held day, Feb. 26, in the K. C. Hall Anaheim, Pomona, Ontario and Ana, comprising the eighteenth trict, will have large representatives. A program contributed by talien San Francisco and Los Angeles be given. The banquet committee completed its work, and other be ready to report soon. A card party dance is arranged for Feb. 21, to which all are in Good music has been secured pleasant evening is promised. ATTEND MISSION PLAY Miss Antonia Friend, talentcer and violinist of Anaheim, ing a bit in the Mission Play she appears in a sombrero date the second act, reports Geo. W.ler, former theatrical man, whenced her performance year he declared her appearance triumphs. Miss Friend's picture Spanish costume appeared in gravure on the front page of the section of last Sunday's Times. In Mr. Hamler's party to Mrs. L and their house guests, Mr. and Andrew Frandsen and daughter ma., of Monmouth, Ill. They ea a Spanish dinner while there. BECOMES BRIDE THIS AFT NOON Miss Pearle Margaret Fin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Finnnegan, of the Weber apartand Mr. James Le Roy Wood,dondo Beach, were united irriage this afternoon at 2 o'clock ceremony taking place in Santa There was no company at the ing,and the bride and groom ed to the Finnegan home after where a wedding supper was to a small number of closest reMr. and Mrs. Wood will learn for Redondo Beach, where thbe at home after March first. The bride has resided in A for about one year; out training for a nurse in the Fu Better Still, Attractive ing Polo Coats at $9.75 STORE CALIF Lemon Sts. GRIFFITH Presents LUNCHEON-BRIDGE WITH MRS. CLOSSON In her usual amiable and gracious manner, Mrs. G. W. Closson entertained the members of the luncheon-bridge yesterday afternoon. Acacia bloom and sweet peas graced the table and furnished a breath of spring to the air. A prettily appointed 1:30 o'clock luncheon was served prior to the games. Dainty cards marked places for the Mmes. J. A. Clayes, Ralph Maas, W. W. Manter, J. H. Garnett, Grace Adkins, Wm. Jackson, Edgar Harung, B. H. Sidnam, D. Jessurun, H. W. Creveling of Los Angeles, Edith Mitchell of Fullerton, and Mrs. Closson the hostess. At the end of the games scres were awarded to Mrs. Clayes and Mrs. Maas respectively. INTERMEDIATES HOLD SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR The Intermediate bazaar and social held in the basement of White Temple on Valentine eveing, was a success and was attended by a large crowd of purchasers and interested spectators. The booths were conveniently arranged and appropriately trimmed. Hand made articles of every kind had been placed on sale and were eagerly purchased. A splendid program was given, commencing at 8:30 with a number by the high school band, and was composed of a list of numbers of excellent quality. Mutt and Jeff caused their share of amusement, being splendid replicas "in the real" of the famous cartoon characters. Cornet and clarionen solos and quartettes were thoroughly enjoyed and applauded. Streamers of red and white with countless numbers of tiny red hearts furthered the valentine idea in decorations about the large room. The money from the sales will go to swell the piano fund which the young people of the church recently started, and which, with their energy and determination, will be completed before long. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick went to Santa Fe Springs last evening to see the burning well. WEBB REPAIR SHOP 35¢ RUBBER HEELS 35¢ Weber Piano Used—only $185 $10 down, $5 month GRIFFITH Presents DOWN AST" Brady's Famous Play Kicker and Jos. R. 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Center St. CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1922 RIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PLAN EVENTS nation of a class of a dozen canwas witnessed last evening by hundred members of the Knights umbus, many of them being vistom Santa Ana. A smoker folthe business meeting nest centered in the arrangefor a banquet and conferring bond and third degrees on 50 dates which will be held Suneb. 26, in the K. C. hall here. Pomona, Ontario and Santa comprising the eighteenth disill have large representations. gram contributed by talent from San Francisco and Los Angeles, will in. The banquet committee has led its work, and others will ready to report soon. ward party dance is arranged up. 21, to which all are invited. music has been secured and a evening is promised for all. ATTEND MISSION PLAY Antonia Friend, talented danviolinist of Anaheim, is makhit in the Mission Play where pears in a sonibero dance in cond act, reports Geo. W. Hammer theatrical man, who waher performance yesterday, declared her appearances are his. Miss Friend's picture, in costume, appeared in rotoce on the front page of the farm of last Sunday's Times. Mr. Hamler's party to San Gesterday were Mrs. Hamler our house guests, Mr. and Mrs. w Frandsen and daughter, NorMonmouth, Ill. They enjoyed fish dinner while there. OMES BRIDE THIS AFTER-NOON ... Pearle Margaret Finnegan, inter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gran, of the Weber apartments, r. James Le Roy Wood, of ReBeach, were united in marhis afternoon at 2 o'clock, the ton taking place in Santa Ana. was no company at the weddand the bride and groom returnthe Finnegan home afterward. a wedding supper was served small number of closest relatives. and Mrs. Wood will leave it. mondo Beach, where they will come after March first, bride has resided in Anaheim out one year, but not long ago. 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