oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-04

LOVELY PARTY IN COMPLIMENT. TO HOSTESS' MOTHER COMPLIMENTING her mother, Mrs. S. H. Warner, who is visiting here, and whose home is in Chicago, Mrs. Sidney Prince entertained at cards yesterday afternoon in the Elks' club house. At 1:30 the company was seated at the luncheon table, which was handsomely appointed and beautifully decorated. Ropes of asparagus ferns outlined the outer edge of the cloth, with clusters of yellow daffodils, lavender hyacinths and narcissus arranged at intervals, giving a colorful and fragrant effect. Five courses were served, the table being placed in a hollow square. Tables were placed on the stage for the interesting game of five hundred, and after several rounds were played, scores gave Mrs. J. H. Garnett high number and Mrs. Theodore Roberts the other extreme, both of whom received pretty prizes. The stage was banked with ferns, making a very pretty setting, as well as a very convenient one. Mrs. Prince's guest list included: the honoree, Mrs. Warner, the Mesdames J. H. Garnett, Grace Adkins, J. A. Clayes, Wm. Jackson, W. E. Duckworth, Edgar Hartung, Bernard Hart field, Ralph Maas, B. H. Sidnam, Harry Riley, Clem Staples, Joseph Collings, Earl Faris, H. T. Hathaway, M. E. Canby, J. T. Lyon, J. P. Brastad, C. E. Harbesson, W. E. Alexander, George Prince, E. B. Camp, Theodore Roberts, Mary Stroka, Mrs. Charles A. Prince, of Beardstown, Ill., Alfred H. Heying, W. B. Holland, Sarah Cummins, G. W. Closson, Wm. Falkenstein and Miss Madrona Prince. LOIS REBEKAHS IN NICE MEETING Lois Rebekah lodge passed one of the most interesting evenings with WEDDED IN SANTA ANA, COUPLE WILL MAKE HOME HERE AVERY pretty and impressive but quiet wedding occurred late yesterday afternoon in Santa Ana, when Miss Louise Seddon of Balboa became the bride of Eugene Carter of this city, with the Rev. J. A. Stephenson of the Presbyterian church of Santa Ana, as the officiating clergyman, the single ring ceremony being used. Mrs. Carter looked most attractive in her brown tailleur, with hat, hose and pumps to correspond. The only guests at the wedding were the immediate family members of the bride. Mrs. Carter is popular among the members of the young set of Balboa who will receive with gladness the news of her marriage. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. T. Seddon, the former a prominent business man of that place. Mrs. Carter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Carter of Anaheim, and is very well known and popular among his associates. Gene, as he is best known, has been employed in Schneider's market for some time. He and his bride are receiving the congratulations from their friends. The young people are making their home in the Mann apartments. CLASS GROWS IN NUMBERS AND INTEREST The Howe Men's Bible class will hold their regular meeting at the Bob White garage, at 328 West Center street, at 9:30 Sunday morning, and an unusually attractive program has been arranged for the occasion. It is urged that all members of the clauses be present on time; so that they will not miss anything. One of the most important things that will come up is the details that were worked out at the luncheon on Thursday evening for an active cam- Harry Riley, Clem Staples, Joseph Collings, Earl Faris, H. T. Hathaway, M. E. Canby, J. T. Lyon, J. P. Brastad, C. E. Harbison, W. E. Alexander, George Prince, E. B. Camp, Theodore Roberts, Mary Stroka, Mrs. Charles A. Prince, of Beardstown, Ill., Alfred H. Heying, W. B. Holland, Sarah Cummins, G. W. Closson, Wm. Falkenstein and Miss Madrona Prince. LOIS REBEKAHS IN NICE MEETING Lois Rebekah lodge passed one of the most interesting evenings, with an unusually large attendance, last evening, in spite of the many cases of illness. Many visitors were also present. The lodge has recently donated a fine cow to the I. O. O. F. Orphans home in Gilroy, besides the many other nice things continually doing for the home. Plans were made for the big district meeting to be held in Fullerton on March 15, when the state president of Rebekah assembly, Mrs. Fanny M. Clancy, will be present. Many of the local members are planning to attend the meeting. Five candidates are waiting to be initiated into the lodge. After the business meeting cards and dancing were enjoyed, At a late hour most delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses, who were the Misses Minnis and Elizabeth Mang, their sister, Mrs. A. G. Neiswanger and Mrs. Frank Machleb. The color scheme was a combination of orange and green. Lagourgue does painting. Phone Harry Fellinge, Brunswick Phones. at Weber's Victrolas You can secure one of these wonderful musical instruments by a small monthly payment CLASS GROWS IN NUMBERS AND INTEREST The Howe Men's Bible class will hold their regular meeting at the Bob White garage, at 328 West Center street, at 9:30 Sunday morning, and an unusually attractive program has been arranged for the occasion. It is urged that all members of the class be present on time; so that they will not miss anything. One of the most important things that will come up is the details that were worked out at the luncheon on Thursday evening for an active campaign for new members during the next few weeks. It is important that all members be there so that all may have an even start in this work. There are several special stunts being arranged for the class meeting, and Mrs. Johnson will sing a solo "Mack" will be there, with his usual "Current Events," and Bert will have some words to say about the work that is expected from each. Loren Howe will give his usual interesting 20-minute discourse on the lesson for the day. The Howe Men's Bible class continues to grow, and besides the hour spent each Sunday in the lesson period, the class is doing a good work among the needy and sick of this city, and they are always willing to go any time or place where their services can be of use for the benefit of humanity. All men of this city and vicinity are invited to attend this class, where they will hear the Bible lesson explained and plans for aiding the unfortunate of this community. Men, get in line and help this good work along. The class needs your help, and the chances are that the class can help you in some way. You are not promised any vaudeville will be made to feel at home during the session. ORCHESTRA CONCERT HAS HIGH PRAISE The first of a profitable five or six concerts, given by the Orange County Symphony Orchestra, was rendered last evening in the Fullerton high school auditorium and was a musical event of success and importance. Under the leadership of Harold Walberg, the program was given without a flaw, and augmented by solo numbers by Miss Ruth Dowling, was of highest artistic class. Among the numbers which proved more popular with the large audience were Schubert's "Unfinished Symphony," the ever popular composition of Soussa's "Sabers and Spurs," Victor Hebert's "Oriento," "My Dearest Prayer" and last, but not least, the overture, "Merry Wives of Windsor." The orchestra was liberal with enchors and certainly won a place for itself in the hearts of music lovers. Miss Dowling, whose ability is well known, sang three numbers, "By the Waters of Minnetonka," "The Banjo Song," and "Until the Sun Falls to Give Its Light." HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS You can secure one of these wonderful musical instruments by a small monthly payment. We have Cabinet Machines from $100 up to $275. Other type machines as low as $25. Our easy payments as low as $5.00 per month. The new March Records now on sale. Anaheim’s Exclusive Victrola Distributor. WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE 112 E. Center St. Anaheim HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: George E. Walters, Farebault, Minn.; Louis H. Freeman, Minneapolis; Alfred M. Eskridge, Los Angeles; Mrs. H. B. Clarkson, Los Angeles; Ed. La Plinn, Los Angeles; Floyd Dill, Gillispie, Ill.; Ananda Berg, Mt. Olive, Ill.; Alice L. Andrews, Los Angeles; Lee E. Greene, Los Angeles; J. Tomes, San Francisco; George E. Shields, San Bernardino; Jay Hollrock, Los Angeles. Mae Murray is seen again today at the California in ‘Peacock Alley.’ There are also other features which will interest the movie fans. GERMANS SELL JEWELRY BERLIN, March 4.—Old silver, plate jewelry, etc., have been sold for some time by the Germans, and now wedding rings are being disposed of to keep life together. The Reichsbank is getting hold of all the gold it can and sending it to France as reparations money. $1,000,000 CITY HALL BURNS MONTREAL, March 4.—The Montreal city hall built 30 years ago at a cost of $1,000,000, was a mass of ruins today. Fire completely destroyed the structure last night. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Ladies Ask your Drummer by calling or emailing the Diamond Brand at Ladies with Blue Robe. Take a swish. Buy your Diamond Brand Pills for 89 years known to Heart, Safety Always Editing. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA nings Lodges Churches NOTABLE I. O. O. F. COMING The local I. O. O. F., especially the Encampment branch, is looking forward with great interest to the meeting to be held Friday, March 10, when C. E. Hartwell, grand patriarch of Los Angeles, will be present on his official visit. The Anaheim "crack" degree team, under the direction of Mr. E. B. Johnson, will confer the patriarchal degree for the pleasure of the distinguished visitor. This degree team has already won several state honors with its fine work. All encampment members are cordially invited to pass a pleasant evening with them on that date. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leep and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilma motored to Long Beach and Seal Beach yesterday. WED IN IOWA OVER HALF CENTURY AGO —CELEBRATE HERE M. R. AND MRS. C. S. TROUTMAN 112 South Kroeger street, celebrated today the fifty-third anniversary of their wedding the guests being the sisters of the hostess and their husbands. Mr. and Mrs. Troutman were married on March 9, 1869, in a little town near Iowa City, Iowa. The greater portion of their married life was passed in that state, but they have been residents of Anaheim about ten years, living in the same house on South Kroeger street. They have two sons, one, Walter, living in North Dakota, the other, John, whose home is in South English, Iowa. A sumptuous turkey dinner was served a little after noon, and an afternoon of visiting and talking over times in the early days followed. Guests of the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. George Mills, of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hill and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mathis, of Anaheim. ANNUAL CONVENTION SOON The regular executive board meeting of the Fourth District Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers' Association will be held in Anaheim for the transaction of the business relative to the annual convention, which this year will be held in Santa Ana on Friday, March 31st. Mrs. Milton P. Higgins, of Worchester, Mass., will be present the entire day, hence the change of date. Following the business of the executive board, March 11, Mrs. Bertha Chapman Cady, of Stanford University, representing the U.S. Interdepartmental social hygiene board, will be present to speak at an open meeting at 3 p.m., to which Anaheim parents and teachers are cordially invited to be present. Mrs. Cady will have exhibit material including charts, books, pamphlets and the motion picture film, "How Life Begins." She is also field agent for State Teachers' colleges and will be available to speak before the gathering; about this date, intelligent people will wish to take this opportunity to hear Mrs. Cady. "Well, I Just Gu exclaim wives in chorus as jobless exclaim wives in chorus as jobless Stage Beauties Seek Work as Housemaids! How hard times are driving show girls into domestic service! Housewives are not eager to hire waitresses or parlormaids who have been in the chorus—but with bachelor housekeepers they are in great demand! How 15 Pounds of Fat Save Just how the best known Russian dancer was needed the natural padding her too strenu “Do Anything You Want To”—Their Religion And the trail of wrecked homes, scandals and troubles which have naturally followed the preaching of that evil doctrine. Mrs. Frank Gould’s Embar- "Do Anything You Want To"—Their Religion And the trail of wrecked homes, scandals and troubles which have naturally followed the preaching of that evil doctrine. Mrs. Frank Gould's Embarrassing Dilemma In the divorce litigation has Mr. Gould maneuvered her into the choice of humiliating confession—or perhaps facing a prosecution for perjury? HER UNWELCOMING The Most Intense Story of a Woman’s Love That Ever Came From English Novelist. Astonishing Confessions of a Bogus Nobleman Who Preyed Frank Vanderlip on Britain's Contributions by Michael Collins, Idol of Ireland; Tagore Rabin; East Problems; Josephus Daniels; Dr. Woods Hutchinson; Humor O'Malley; Damon Runyon. A Hundred Other Matchless Exclusives Los Angeles Examiner—Order H. A. NEFF, Local Agent CONVENTION SOON executive board meetorth District Congress Parent-Teachers' Assue held in Anaheim for of the business relatual convention, which held in Santa Ana with 31st Mrs. Milton P. orchester, Mass., will entire day, hence the business of the execarch 11, Mrs. Bertha, of Stanford Universing the U.S. Inter-detal hygiene board, will speak at an open meet- ... to which Anaheim chers are cordially insensent. Will have exhibit matecharts, books, pamphmotion picture film, rins." She is also field ate Teachers' colleges available to speak before about this date. Intelwill wish to take this hear Mrs. Cady. SUB FRESHMEN ARE WELCOMED WITH HARD TIMES PARTY One of the gay functions of the high school season was given last evening to the sub-freshmen by the members of the freshmen class. The pretty affair was held in the gym room and was most attractive with the decorations of gold and green, the class colors of the honorees and Japanese lanterns. In several words Earl Dahimann, president of the freshmen class welcomed the new students into the realms of school life; told them of the cooperation that is needed between the various classes of the school and asked their support. The sub-freshmen president, Miss Norma Brastad, responded on behalf of the class. The girls were dressed in their aprons and the boys in overalls made the party successful from a hard time point. The freshmen orchestra composed of the Messrs. Robert Thompson, Fred Cleary, Jack Royalty, Lawrence Sweeney, Harold Wolle, man, Frank Sackell, Dale Hennesley, Jonathan Straanke, Bill Seitz, and Jimmy Henderson who are promising young buds played during the evening for the pleasure of the guests. Various games were played until a pleasant evening was drawn to a close. Dainty refreshments were served by the committee and these were individual cup cakes with a white icing and gold inscription on the top bearing the minerals "1825", the year of their graduation, ice cream, and candy. Gold and white mists were served at the end of the refreshments. Guests of the evening included Prof. and Mrs. J. A. Clayer, Mrs. Louis B.-Easton, Mrs. John Eden, Mrs. Abplanalp, the Missa Lacille Perry, Mary L. Ross, Margaret Hampton, Alice Bate, Alameda Hodgdon, Mr. J. L. Vander Veer and Mr. Junkin. QILMAN AT HOSPITAL Paul Traynor of the Union Oil Co., was brot to the Anaheim Sanitarium suffering from an accident in which he had received a foreign substance into the eye. He was given attention and has returned home. in ess uties k as ls! into domestic ire waitresses orus—but with demand! 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