oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-27

GUESTS MOTOR TO FRIEND'S HOME TO ENJOY DAY MISS RUTH WINTERS was the honoree at a cleverly arranged surprise party on Sunday, when relatives from Los Angeles numbering about two dozen, moored over to surprise her. The guests brought many pretty gifts for the "hope chest" of the honoree, which will find a cheerished place in the new home of Miss Winters, for Dame Rumor has it that she will soon become the bride of Herbert Hunt. The little Misses Dorothy Winters and Margaret Hunt brought out the presents, which were inclosed in a bag, and which were opened by Miss Winters and Mr. Hunt. The afternoon was very enjoyably passed in hearing the funny verses attached to the gifts and in viewing the pretty dainties. A delicious dinner was served at noon to the guests. Miss Winters is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Winters and is a very popular Anaheim young lady. She is a graduate of the A. U. H. S. and for several years was the secretary at the high school. Her many friends will await with eagerness the announcement of the date of her marriage. AZUSA FRIENDS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick entertained with a dinner party yesterday for friends from Azusa. The centerpiece was a bouquet of pretty spring flowers. Covera were placed for Miss Irene Barnes, Messrs Herbert and Johnny Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Ruick. In the afternoon the group was joined by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lewis of Long Beach, and all enjoyed a most pleasant day. PINK AND GREEN DINNER MOTIF Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Winters entered Home Clubs Social Happenings SPRING FLOWERS ENLIVEN ROOMS A very enjoyable company of close friends were guests of Mrs. Fox on East Broadway on a recent evening. A breath of spring was introduced in the flowers gracing the rooms, the living room being bright with peach blooms, and the dining room fragrant with yellow violets and maidenhair fern. After an evening of music, both piano and victrola, and visiting, a delicious luncheon was served. Enjoying the time together were Mrs. Freed Pressel, Mrs. Bilyew, Mrs. Vanatta, Mrs. Hong, Mrs. Anna Fox, the Misses Lucile, Dorothy and Anna Fox. EXECUTIVE P.T.A.MEETING The regular executive meeting of the Parent-Teacher association will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30, at the home of Mrs. C.W. Austin, 215 South West street. ANNUAL MEETING DRAWS NEAR The all-day meeting of the annual convention of Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher association, which will be held Friday, in First Congregational church, Santa Ana, is calling the executives into frequent meetings, as an elaborate program has been arranged. The banquet, which will be held in James Golf, will call together about one hundred persons for the informal hour. Mrs. Wilton P. Higgins, national president, of Worchester, Mass., will meet the association in conference at 11:30. In the afternoon a community program will call together a large congregation of interested mothers and others. The day opens with a welcome address by Mrs. G.H. Goodale, past president, who has just completed a history of the past, and another greeting by Mrs.Earl Morris, district president, with a paper on the present doings of the organizations. CLOSE FOR ENJOY AT N MR. AND MRS. EAST BROADWAY turkey dinner friends whom several years in five courses for Mrs.Mr. and Mrs.Glighter, of Los Mrs.Novak a fragrant centre adorned the same flowers rooms. In the Helen Novak, daughter of the company acting be rememberer dancer in "Pu Mr. and Ms leave soon for they will pass Egypt. Mrs.Mrs accompany them of her parents plans altered Weaver is a l owner of Fifth avenue was a total su hostess, as ther presence lie tersteins and early neighbors. CELEBRATE The birthday Fred Selfken brated Saturday home when a kinsmen gather supper at 10 Mr. and Mrs.Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. and Mr. and M baby. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick entertained with a dinner party yesterday for friends from Azusa. The centerpiece was a bouquet of pretty spring flowers. Coveres were placed for Miss Irene Barnes, Messrs Herbert and Johnny Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Ruick. In the afternoon the group was joined by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lewis of Long Beach, and all enjoyed a most pleasant day. PINK AND GREEN DINNER MOTIF Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Winters entertained with a 6:30 dinner party on Saturday evening for a number of their friends. The color scheme was prettily carried out in pink and green. The evening was spent in a pleasant way with music and conversation. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Hunt and children, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John Calder, Herbert Hunt, Misses Ruth and Dorothy Winters and Mr. and Mrs. Winters. PLAN FOR FEDERATION MEETING Executives of Orange County Federation of Women's clubs are enthusiastically preparing for the annual meeting on April 15 in Orange. The committee met in Fullerton with Mrs. Nancy Moore, county president, in the chair. Presidents and chairmen of all clubs of the county were in attendance, Ebell, of Anaheim, being represented by Mrs. J. H. Garnett, the president. After the meeting a luncheon was served by the Home Economics section of the Fullerton Ebell, at which almost thirty were served. The committee in charge of the luncheon was composed of the Mesdames Dohney, Culmer, Jones and Maxwell. WEBB REPAIR SHOP 35¢ RUBBER HEELS 250 E. Center St., Cor. Philadelphia HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: J. D. Stillwere, New York; W. E. Reed, Ventura; R. W. Stetson, San Diego; Sidney Van Dyck, Jr., San Francisco; Pat Coke, Cheyenne, Wyo.; G. F. Nolan, San Diego; John S. Van Buren, Fullerton; W. C. Boynter, Santa Monica; C. C. Gildner, Los Angeles; L. Heart, Los Angeles; Charles Dickens, Chicago; W. W. Jack, Los Angeles; H. R. Haines, Portland; Mrs. W. H. Gamble, Huntington Beach; Carl Myers, Huntington Beach; Elmer Jordan, Huntington Beach; B. M. Rudolph, Los Angeles; John Van Buren, Fullerton; Sylvan Leavell, Madera; Mrs. F. C. Ruton, Chicago. IF DAISIES WON'T TELL, DIAMONDS WILL A very pretty secret slipped out of the possession of two popular young people yesterday, and today is being told and retold among their friends, and good wishes and happy congratulations are falling upon them in veritable showers. For Miss Violet Neale is wearing a handsome diamond ring, the gift-of Mr. Tom Losey, and although both Miss Neale and Mr. Losey say, "Oh, don't put it in the paper," the news is too interesting to omit. Miss Neale is connected with the Anaheim National Bank, where she has been employed for almost a year. With her mother, Mrs. J. Neale, she resides in the Mann apartments. Mr. Losey is an energetic assistant in the advertising department of the Orange County Plain Dealer, and a young man who is making many business as well as social friends in Anaheim. Their friends are now awaiting with impatience the more interesting announcement of the "important date." Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. NEW CHURCH The Messrs., Pohling and yesterday by the Christian church of the church years.The uncle of the Men's By several intros into a lively discuss topics. NEW BRIDGE A recently young ladies, wundry afternoon play bridge, mKatherine Drisclub are the M Louise Denton, alpine and E Grim, Frances Dresser.After lunchson gay over the game Miss Denton,and Miss Kenn C.E'S HAY About forty of the Christian Orange county ing immediately ces to pass the recreation spoikets of luncheon the long tables meal,the young trips and "doin park such as set etc., while other ers in large qu COMPLIMENTE A nice farew Mr. and Mrs.A day at the home Z.Kroeger.An spring flowers able and other b floral decoration The dinner and was bound Kroeger was ad taining by Mr Erickson.A so ed the dinner,C Mr. and Mrs.And Mrs.Fran Mrs.A.L.Erick L.Z.Kroeger. HAPPY BILI Mrs. George Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. DRESS OXFORDS FOR MEN $485 NEW SHIPMENT OF MEN'S OXFORDS, MADE OF BROWN CALF IN PLAIN AND BROGUE PATTERNS. ALL SIZES. Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. ANAHEIM OPENINGS CLOSE FRIENDS ENJOY DINNER AT NOVAK HOME M. R. AND MRS. J. E. NOVAK OF East Broadway, entertained yesterday with an elaborate turkey dinner, the guests being close friends whom they had not seen for several years. The dinner was served in five courses, covers being placed for Mies M. J. Weaver, New York, Mr. and Mrs. Lautterstein and daughter, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Novak and little daughter. A fragrant centerpiece of white roses adorned the table and clusters of the same flowers were placed about the rooms. In the afternoon little Miss Helen Novak, the twelve year old daughter of the household, entertained the company with her clever dancing and acting. The little Miss will be remembered as the entertaining dancer in "Purple Flashes." Mr. and Mrs. Lautterstein will leave soon for a trip abroad where they will pass a year, wintering in Egypt. Mrs. Novak had planned to accompany them to Paris, the home of her parents, but a change of their plans altered her intentions. Miss Weaver is a business woman, being the owner of a large suit house on Fifth avenue, New York. Her visit was a total surprise to the host and hostess, as they had not known of her presence in California. The Lauttersteins and the Novaks were formerly neighbors in Palo Alto. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY The birthday anniversary of Mrs. Fred Selfken was appropriately celebrated Saturday evening at her ranch home when a number of friends and kinsmen gathered for a delicious supper at 10 p.m. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clodt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Colby, Mr. Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robins and baby. City Briefs Mrs. E. Harris, of Rochester, N.Y., is a guest this week at the home of her brother, Mr. Fred Robins. Mrs. Harris is the wife of a prominent doctor of Rochester which has been spending some time with her in So Cal., but has now started back east. Mrs. Harris will follow in a week. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and son Albert, were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Will Richter in Santa Ana. In the afternoon they motored to Newport and Balboa. Miss Milfred Howe, who has been passing six weeks in Los Angeles returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Herman went to Lynnwood yesterday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Boren, friends of 30 years standing. Their homes, in Lincoln, Ill., were near together and the families were always intimate. The Hermans still maintain their eastern home, and anticipate a visit there in the future. H. Galloway and family of El Monte visited with James E. Stewart and family of the Stewart apartments over the week-end. The Misses Beverly and Josephine Smith, of Pomona college, were guests of their parents over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wild, of Long Beach, were guests over Sunday of Mrs. Wild's sister, Mrs. Linna Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman and two sons, Edgar and Harold, and hostess, Kezia, of Pasadena, were guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Odd of Baldwin Park were guests of friends in Anaheim yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Stewart are spending the day in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pember and Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Hayes enjoyed a picnic dinner in Topango canyon yesterday. Miss Lenore Stewart and Mr. Carl Swartzbaugh enjoyed a drive over Lemon Heights and vicinity yesterday. Mrs. Anna Fox was the guest of her relative, Mrs. Walker, in Hollywood, yesterday. After a two weeks visit here Ms. DEITY OF CHRIST NOT OPEN QUESTION "Is Jesus Christ the Son of God and can He save men and women from their sins," was the topic of Dr. J.A.Geissinger at the White Temple last night. His text was: "But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through his name." John 20:31. He said in part: "These words give us John's reason for writing his wonderful gospel. He sought to bring men to Christ in a real and appropriating faith that they might have life thru Him. His purpose was moral and spiritual, not intellectual, primarily. So tonight I am not speaking upon this theme less faith in the divinity of Christ may die out on the earth but that you may come to give Christ an unfitting faith to the end that you may come into the fullness of the spiritual life that he alone can give. "The deity of Christ is not an open question. It is a fact that has been under demonstration for more than 1900 years. I would as soon think of defending the sun in its shining as this fact which shines relendemptively and redemptively in the world today. My purpose is rather practical I want you to bring your life under the inexhaustible creativity of Christ that you may be renewed spiritually I would bring every one I can under the mighty power of Christ That is the purpose of this campaign I would not have any one because of any intellectual difficulty to hold aloft from Christ." "Often our difficulties are simply our own I would not give offense to any one but quite often our difficulty is wholly subjective and not due to any superiority on our part whatever we may think I recall that a teacher once had considerable difficulty in helping a certain boy to believe that the earth is a sphere He could not see that The vastness of the curve made it seem flat and seeing with him was believing But she kept at her work until she convinced him Her persistence was not due to any doubt of the fact on her part but to her desire to help her pupil into the power of the truth My purpose is similar." CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY The birthday anniversary of Mrs. Fred Selfken was appropriately celebrated Saturday evening at her ranch home when a number of friends and kinsmen gathered for a delicious supper at 10 p.m. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clodt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Colby, Mr. Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robins and baby. NEW CHURCH TRUSTEES CHOSEN The Messrs. McClellan, Alexander, Pohling and Ballou were selected yesterday by the congregation of the Christian church to serve as trustees of the church for a period of two years. The unusually good attendance of the Men's Bible class was featured by several interesting "stunts," and a lively discussion of current event topics. NEW BRIDGE CLUB MEETS A recently organized club of eight young ladies, which will meet on Saturday afternoons once each month, to play bridge, met Saturday with Miss Katherine Dresser. Composing the club are the Misses Erma Steadman, Louise Denton, Beryle Kennedy, Geraldine and Elizabeth Dolan, Ruth Grin, Frances Backs and Katherine Dresser. After the games a two-course luncheon gave opportunity to talk over the game, and to congratulate Miss Denton, who won first prize, and Miss Kennedy, second. C.E.S HAVE DAY IN PARK About forty Christian Endeavors of the Christian church, motored to Orange county park yesterday morning immediately after church services to pass the day in the beautiful recreation spot. They took along baskets of luncheon and spread them on the long tables. After the splendid meal, the young folks enjoyed hiking trips and "doing" the stunts of the park, such as slides, merry-go-round, etc., while others gathered wild flowers in large quantities. COMPLIMENT DEPARTING FRIENDS A nice farewell dinner was given Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nowotny yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger. An attractive bouquet of spring flowers graced the dining table and other bouquets were used for floral decorations. The dinner was served at 1:00, and was bountifully laden. Mrs. Kroeger was assisted in the entertaining by Mrs. Tausch and Mrs. Erickson. A social afternoon followed the dinner. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nowotny, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger. HAPPY BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. George Shaw of North St. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Stewart are spending the day in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pember and Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Hayes enjoyed a picnic dinner in Topango canyon yesterday. Miss Lenore Stewart and Mr. Carl Swartzbaugh enjoyed a drive over Lemon Heights and vicinity yesterday. Mrs. Anna Fox was the guest of her relative, Mrs. Walker, in Hollywood, yesterday. After a two weeks visit here, Miss Lucie Fox has returned to Los Angeles for an indefinite stay. Miss Arline Bobst and Harry Foster Los Angeles were guests of relatives in Anaheim yesterday. Miss Ruth Reed spent the weekend at her home from Pomona college. Mrs. E. L. Hunter, Ray Hunter, Miss Violet Altnow and Mrs. Culbertson spent the week-end in San Diego. Misses Clara Helnze and Lillian Degryse and Auby Blakemore and Gordon Hess motored to Laguna Beach yesterday afternoon. A merry party composed of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. LaMont and children, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilson and two daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider enjoyed yesterday afternoon at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lewis of Long Beach were guests yesterday afternoon of Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Rulek. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen, Mrs.A.Steichtman and son enjoyed a motor ride to El Toro and vicinity on Sunday. Miss Ella Cook was the week-end guest of Miss Katherine Cravath in Laguna Beach. Mrs. Helen Perry and Raymond Perry of Santa Monica spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.W.R.Carver. Mr. Niles Webb, of the Wetzel Studio, in Los Angeles, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In the afternoon the three drove to Whittier for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs.O.J.Linnartz and little daughter were guests at the J.Heitshusen home in Olive, parents of Mrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen, who suffered a broken leg almost four months ago, is now able to be about on crutches, and is well on the way to complete recovery. Mr. and Mrs.EdColby, of Manhattan Beach, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.H.J.Fay. Mr. and Mrs.J.HLawrence are parents of a 7½ pound daughter, born Tuesday,March 21.at“The Retreat.” Mrs.Mabel Goodwin, former bookkeeper for the Young Sash and Door company, has accepted the position as assistant secretary of the Santa Ana C.of.C., having begun her duties today. Mr. and Mrs.William Wagner Jr., accompanied by Mrs.Wagner’s sister,Mrs.D.L.Edmunds and daughter,Rubie,of Los Angeles,and Lutherand Lucias Nettleton,of Illinois, Mr. and Mrs.M.V.W Stewart are spending the day in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.R.R.Pember and Mr.Mays.Fred L.Hayes enjoyed a picnic dinner in Topango canyon yesterday. Miss Lenore Stewart和Mr.Carl Swartzbaugh enjoyed a drive over Lemon Heights和vicinity yesterday. Mrs.Anna Fox was the guest of her relative,Mrs.Walker,在Hollywood,yesterday. After a two weeks visit here,Miss Lucie Fox has returned to Los Angeles for an indefinite stay. Miss Arline Bobst和Harry Foster Los Angeles were guests of relatives in Anaheim yesterday. Miss Ruth Reed spent the weekend at her home from Pomona college. Mrs.E.L.Hunter,Ray Hunter,Miss Violet Altnow和Mrs.Culbertson spent the week-end in San Diego. Misses Clara Helnze和Lillian Degrisse和Auby Blakemore和Gordon Hess motored to Laguna Beach yesterday afternoon. A merry party composed of Mr.和Mrs.V.W.LaMont和children，Mr.Mays.Fred L.Hayes of Long Beach were guests yesterday afternoon of Mr.Mays.H.C.Rulek. Mr.Mays.Webb.of,the Wetzel Studio，在Los Angeles，是the guest of Mr.Mays.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit. Mr.Mays.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery. Mr.Mays.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mays.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mays.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mays.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mays.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mays.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mays.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mays.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mays.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mays.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mays.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mays.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mays.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mays.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mays.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mays.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mys.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mys.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mys.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mys.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mys.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mys.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mys.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mys.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mys.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mys.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mys.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mys.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mys.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mys.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mys.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mys.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mys.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mys.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mys.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.MrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mys.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mys.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mys.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mys.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mys.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.МrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mys.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mys.H.J.Fay。 Mr.Mys.Webb.of,theWetzelStudio，在LosAngles，是the guestofMr.Mys.W.P.Webb.Sr.yesterday.In.theafternoonthethreedrrovetoWhittierforashortvisit。 Mr.Mys.O.J.Linnartz和little daughter were guests at the J.HeitshusenhomeinOlive，parentsofMrs.Linnartz.МrHeitshusen，who sufferedabrokenlegalmostfourmonthsago，isnowabletobeaboutoncrutches,andiswellonthewaytocompleterecovery。 Mr.Mys.EdColby，ofManhattanBeach，wereweek-endguestsofMr.Mys.H.J.Fay。 MR.I am not sure if this question is correct or if it is meant to be answered with subjective difficulty in understanding how many difficulties that had hindered his faith and held his soul down lifted; that is it Your difficulty, I would have you see is subjective difficulty in music and poetry we do not therefore discredit muscle and poetry We go on weaving our choicest crowns for the poets and musicians and know that the persons in question are suffering from subjective limitations It is so in every sphere In the religious we need to pray: “Lord I believe, help my unbelief.” The question of Christ's true character has its place Jesus himself asked it: “Whom do men say that I am?” The disciples gave the answer of the street; Some say you are a shining light; like the Baptist; Some say like Jeremiah you are great hearted enough to eat with publicans and sinners; that you have brought a great love to the earth. Others say that like old Elijah you are eaten up with zeal for God; And then Jesus pressed the question close home upon his disciples: “But whom say ye that I am?” Peter answered for them: “Thou art the Christ the Son of the living God.” But let us keep in mind that this question has its own place You cannot give an off-hand answer to it; Its place is after we have investigated and faced the facts and seen for ourselves No man has power as long as doubt lurks in his heart; Nor will he submit his heart unreservedly to Christ until he believes in Christ as the Son of God; But he has no right to stand back and idly debate such a question. “Such difficulties clear up only in the way of experience We must walk with Christ before we can say for ourselves what he means for us and what he may mean for all; I do not believe that any man can make a sincere and humble investigation of this question of what Christ is and what he is for him and for all mankind without coming out in the right place Our difficulties are due to our closed minds or our proud hearts or our stubborn wills.” “There have been but two views of Jesus from the beginning On one hand he has been regarded as a man on the other as The Only Begotten Son of God.” HAPPY BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. George Shaw, of North St., was very happily surprised Saturday evening when a company of friends went unannounced to the Shaw home to celebrate her birthday. Invitations had been issued by Mrs. Edith Clark and Miss Violet Neale, sisters of the surprise, and the affair was planned with complete detail. After greetings, games were introduced and played for some time, then refreshments claimed interest. Mrs. Shaw received many pretty gifts in honor of the date. The company was composed of Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman and family, of Pasadena; Mr. and Mrs. Dumapke and children, Herbert and Lucinda; Mr. Tom Losey, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw and children, Marguerite, Teddy, Jack and Kainleen, Mrs. Clark and daughter, Phillis, and Miss Neale. Yesterday the company formed a motor party four machine loads going to the Richfield oil properties of Mr. Dumke, also driving to Buena Park and Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Olson, of Fullerton, are parents of an eight pound girl, born March 22. They are temporarily at "The Retreat." Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders A. J. Ohlund, Local Mgr. 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anaheim Phone 794 HAY AND GRAIN From Farmer to Consumer Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lawrence are parents of a 7½ pound daughter, born Tuesday, March 21, at "The Retreat." Mrs. Mabel Goodwin, formerly bookeeper for the Young Sash and Door company, has accepted the position as assistant secretary of the Santa Ana C. of C., having begun her duties today. Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner Jr., accompanied by Mrs. Wagner's sister, Mrs. D. L. Edmunds and daughter, Rubie, of Los Angeles, and Luther and Lucias Nettleton, of Illinois, motored to Laguna Beach Saturday, where they enjoyed a picnic dinner on the sands. As this is the first trip of the Messrs. Nettleton, it was a novel experience to have an out-of-door picnic so early in the season. MARRIAGE LICENSES In Santa Ana—Thomas Grussing, 47, and Marie F. Toelle, 37, both of Anaheim. Enrique Feliz, 25, Oceanside, and Alejandra Rodriguez, 18. CASH for Valencia Oranges Peppers Fruit Co. Olive, Calif. Phone Orange 418 F. G. MAASS A. H. T. OSBORNE Phone Anaheim 344WK Phone Fullerton 254 OF CHRIST OPEN QUESTION Christ the Son of God save men and women was the topic of Dr. Roger at the White Temple his text was: "But these that ye might believe in the Christ, the Son of that believing ye might touch his name." John did in part: cards give us John's reading his wonderful gospel, bring men to Christ in appropriating faith that have life thru Him. His moral and spiritual, not primarily. So tonight I taking upon this theme the divinity of Christ on the earth but that he to give Christ an unchained sun in its fact which shines rekindled redemptively in the My purpose is rather want you to bring your exehaustible creativeest that you may be renally. I would bring evander the mighty power that is the purpose of this would not have any one way intellectual difficulty from Christ. Our difficulties are simply would not give offense to quite often our difficult subjective and not due to ability on our part, what think. I recall that a had considerable diffusing a certain boy to be earth is a sphere. He he that. The vastness of idea seem flat and see was believing. But she work until she convince persistence was not due of the fact on her part desire to help her pupil over of the truth. My similar exalted a view of him these unbelievers have fusing to submit their as Lord and God. to ask you to survey history of this style of writing about Jesus. We shall not bother about any proof texts. "In the beginning of the Christian era there were those who were attracted to Jesus after a fashion but who would not give him full allegiance. They ranked him as the great prophet. They were Ebionites. They soon died out as a sect. In the second century the Gnostics gave Jesus rank as the first of the intermediaries between God and man. But they too, soon died out. Then came Neoplatonists. They placed the statue of Jesus alongside that of Abraham and Pythagoras and wrote the Golden Rule on the walls of their temples. But they died out. Later this lower view found expression in such forms of thought as Arianism and Socialism, which later years became Unitarianism and came to rank Jesus as the greatest of prophets. "Now this view has the advantage of great advocates. But here is the truth about it: It has not been able to get itself widely accepted. It has not been able to make its way among men. In America there may be 100,000 Unitarians and I should say 90,000,000 who accept the delity of Christ as the truth. Unitariansim was a blight on English religion that made it necessary for God to raise up John Wesley and Whitefield. It succeeded in devitalizing New England Congregationalism. "There are several things about this lower view of Christ that need to be said. First of all it has never been able to succeed, to commend itself to the intelligence of the race. Napoleon said: 'I know men and Jesus Christ was no man.' Lamb said that if Shakespeare should come into the room we would all stand, but that if Jesus were to come we should all fall upon our knees.' That is the feeling men and women generally share. "Then this lower view has never done anything for those who have held it. It has left them impotent spiritually. It raises no money, inspires no gifts, sends forth no self-sacrificing missionaries. It will not work. Furthermore, those who hold it soon lose their hold not simply upon Church." GIRLS' CHAMPION 'BASKET BALLERS' GIVEN DINNER MISS IRENE JACQUES entertained with a delightful 6:30 dinner party Saturday evening at her home in Garden Grove, in honor of the girls who played on the championship basket ball team. Basketball place cards with the nick-name of each player and a rhyme relative to the position in which each played, was inscribed on the cards, whereby the champions found their places. Other table decorations were carried out in the blue and gold colors. Saturday was also the birthday anniversary of Miss Frances Adams and the hostess honored and surprised Miss Adams by placing before her a beautiful birthday cake with the sixteen candles. Various games were enjoyed during the evening and all had their fortune told. Miss Virginia Bell, of the Greenwich Village Follies, and an intimate friend of Miss Jacques, was a guest during the latter hours of the evening. This is the second of the delightful parties to be given in honor of the girls and others are being planned. Invitations for the delightful affair were issued to the following: Mrs. Wayne Amack, assistant athletic instructor, and the Miss Melbra Dugas, Katherine Huarte, Stella Bastian, May Requarth, Frances Adams, Viola Lensing, Esther Hile, Helen Daly, Ella Cook and the hostess, Miss Jacques. PARTY MOTORS TO SAN JACINTO H. E. Scott, realtor, and family drove to Elsinore yesterday on a fishing trip and passed a most enjoyable day. Going by way of Corona, and through the Temescal canyon, they stopped at San Jacinto river, where it empties into Elsinore lake. Their catch was of catfish from 6 to 12 inches long. Several fishing parties were there from Los Angeles, Pasadena and other cities. The poppy fields are also at their best, and the motor party returned loaded with the beautiful golden flowers. Driving entirely around the lake, the round trip covered a The vastness of the earth it seem flat and seas was believing. But she work until she convince persistence was not due of the fact on her part desire to help her pupil over of the truth. My familiar. Ident Harper, founder of diversity, was on his death to a friend that he was how many difficulties dered his faith and held it lifted. That is it. Your would have you see is and not in the nature of Christ as so many millions see. If a man finds in difficulties in music and not therefore discredit it. We go on weaving crowns for the poets and know that the persons are suffering from subventions. It is so in every religious we need to I believe, help my un-ion of Christ's true charis place. Jesus himself him do men say that I triples gave the answer of some say you are a shin-see the Baptist. Some say you are great hearted with publicans and you have brought a the earth. Others say Elijah you are eaten up God. And then Jesus question close home upon "But whom say ye that answered for them; Christ the Son of the but let us keep in mind question has its own place. give an off-hand answer is after we have inves-enced the facts and seen No man has power as burks in his heart. Nor but his heart unreservedly all he believes in Christ God. But he has no back and idly debate on. Intelligence of the race. Napoleon said: 'I know men and Jesus Christ was no man.' Lamb said that if Shakespeare should come into the room we would all stand, but that if Jesus were to come we should all fall upon our knees." That is the feeling men and women generally share. "Then this lower view has never done anything for those who have held it. It has left them impotent spiritually. It raises no money, inspires no gifts, sends forth no self-sacrificing missionaries. It will not work. Furthermore, those who hold it soon lose their hold not simply upon Christ but upon God. "But I have only begun to name the difficulties that arise as soon as we doubt the deity of Christ. For let us once to refuse to believe in Jesus as the Son of God and we have to give up the New Testament and we have to cease to think of Paul and John and the other great leaders of the race as other than misguided enthusiasts whom we do well to avoid. "Now the history of the higher view of Jesus is exactly contrary to all this. Where men have come to Jesus in simple childlike faith he has transformed their lives and sent them forth to redeem the earth. Look back over history and see the men and women Christ has created—the spiritually great men and women. Look out over the field of history and see how faith in Christ as the Son of God and Saviour of the world has conquered the world. Look out over the world today and see how this faith is just as mighty as it was in the beginning. Jesus has the same transforming power over men's lives as he had then. "Notice this: John's gospel is a wonderful book. I know of no other document that tells so wonderfully of the spiritual resurrections taking place in men's lives by the power of faith. It is truly a marvelous narrative. But it was not written simply to tell these stories. But these stories are told to help men and women of all time to believe these stories that they may surrender their hearts to Christ. "I am not debating an intellectual question tonight. I am speaking upon a tremendously important theme. I am urging you to surrender your hearts to Jesus Christ the Son of God that you may have this power in your H. E. Scott, realtor, and family drove to Elsinore yesterday on a fishing trip and passed a most enjoyable day. Going by way of Corona, and through the Temescal canyon, they stopped at San Jacinto river, where it empties into Elsinore lake. Their catch was of catfish from 6 to 12 inches long Several fishing parties were there from Los Angeles, Pasadena and other cities. The poppy fields are also at their best, and the motor party returned loaded with the beautiful golden flowers. Driving entirely around the lake, the round trip covered a distance of about fifty mile, nearly all boulevard roads. COUPLE ELOPES TO MISSION INN CITY Word of the marriage of Miss Clara Stichtman and Mr. Arthur Bowen reached Anaheim friends and relatives over the week-end. The couple slipped away on Tuesday and went to Riverside, where they obtained a license and were quietly married in the Christian church, the Rev. Gassett of Fielding. The bride is the daughter of Mrs A. Stichtman of S. Lemon street and is an employee of the Pacific Telephone Co. as U.S. long distance operator in Fullerton. Mr. Bowen is the son of Mr. and Mrs H. Bowen of S. Melsose street, and is a popular young man in the city. He is employed by the Union Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bowen are at present residing on S. Lemon street. The best wishes and congratulations of their friends are extended the couple. lives. That you may be forgiven. That you may be justified. That you may be regenerated. That you may be com plated in Him. That you may be saved." 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