oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-24

GIVES HUSBAND SURPRISE PARTY ON ANNIVERSARY H.C. RUICK was the honoree at a cleverly arranged surprise party Saturday evening, when Mrs. Ruick entertained in honor of his birthday anniversary. The guests went quietly to the front door and rang the bell, and when the honoree answered he was more than surprised when he was greeted by a number of his friends. After congratulations were given the honoree and wishes for many returns of the happy day, tally cards were given the guests and in this way they found their partners for the five hundred games which were enjoyed until a late hour. The prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. McGiffin, high scores, Mr. Hobbs, and Mrs. Johnson the consolations. After the games a most delicious luncheon was served, the piece de resistance being the pretty birthday cake with the candles, and according to tradition, Mr. Ruick blew out the candles. The luncheon was served from the small tables. Several beautiful bouquets of roses, garnations and lilac were used for the decorations. Guests at this delightful party included Mr. and Mrs. J. I. McGiffin, D. J. McGiffin and Mrs. Jane Kelley, all of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Williams, of Whittier, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Hobbs, of Medford, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fallis, of Buena Park, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson, all of Fullerton, Miss Lillian Degryse and the honoree and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick. Mr. Ruick received many pretty and useful gifts as tokens of friendship and remembrance. MEN AND BOYS IN S. S. PICNIC The Men's Brotherhood of the Presbyterian church, accompanied by members of the classes of George M. Ross, M. E. Beebe, F. S. Collins and Herbert Oelke went to Orange county. MRS. HOUTS ENTERTAINS LODGE Members of Orange Temple Pythian Sisters, No. 60, were royally entertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs. B. F. Houts, East Santa Ana street, when she was hostess at a silver tea Red roses and ferns, the ever lovely and fragrant combination of flowers were used lavishly about the rooms by Mrs. Houts. Plans for the future activities of the temple, with other pleasant conversation, accompanied by the click of needle and thimble, made a very interesting afternoon. At 4:30 a two-course buffet luncheon was served. Guests on the occasion were the Mesdames W. H. Houts, Emma Hedges, Henry Hansen, of Anaheim; Mrs. Mary Murdock and Miss Margaret Holditch, of Villa Park, the Mesdames Emma Walling, Mary Reeves, Henrietta McCarthy, Frank Gardner, Daisy Parker, June Fields and Miss Iva Reeves, of Orange, who, with the hostess, made a happy company, indeed. INVITES FRIENDS IN FOR PARTY Leland Weaver, 13 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver, was the honorable host at a party last evening to commemorate his birthday anniversary. Games were enjoyed until a late hour and then the guests were invited into the dining room a birthday luncheon awaited them, and this included the large and delicious birthday cake which was adorned with 13 candles to designate the age of the host. Roses decked the table, at which seated the Misses Lillie Hubbard, Meta Krams, Berniece Kroeger and Lillian Shinn and the Messrs Delmour Smithson, Louis Kroeger, Floyd Hubbard, Milton Shimm, Clarence Gowe, Walter Steffens and the host, Meland Weaver. The host was presented with many pretty presents from his young friends. CONCERT TICKETS GOING FAST With tickets going fast for the concert to be given by Orange county Symphony orchestra tomorrow evening in the high school auditorium. MIDNIGHT JOURNEY IVY FORCE CURNEYING A day, members club and a few joyed a steak bar oughly happy our plunge was the day's program, the being irresistible were placed big were allowed to coals. Then the day soon ready for mented with buns coffee, a feast filled joyed Games, hilft test and other took up the time ter and regrettu journey was begun Anaheim about Singing in the event ma Barmes, Velmi Houts, and the M.M.Wartenet,Hansen,W.E.Mens of Garden Gown and family.E.Houts,C.W.Hestand two children Mrs.Ralph Frenze Elizabeth Porter,tenet. "KIND TO AL" Be Kind to A today to continue next Sunday whan mane Sunday mane societies ove are preparing for California was of active states work reported committees are wi sisam to make general this year. The movement in each year as "week is fostered eration,the Amer Fallis, of Buena Park, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson, all of Fullerton, Miss Lillian Degryse and the honoree and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick. Mr. Ruick received many pretty and useful gifts as tokens of friendship and remembrance. MEN AND BOYS IN S. S. PICNIC The Men's Brotherhood of the Presbyterian church, accompanied by members of the classes of George M. Ross, M. E. Beebe, F. S. Collins and Herbert Oelke went to Orange county park Saturday afternoon for an outing and picnic. A base ball game between two energetic picked nines resulted in bushels of fun and a score too high to count correctly. Other games and contests, with a hike over the mountains concluded activities in that line. A bounteous lunch was spread in the late afternoon with an elaborate menu of picnic dishes, heaped to the tops. The committee under the chairmanship of A. Nagle, with H. A. Hawley and W. J. Ross assisting, received great praise. About fifty men and boys were in attendance at the outing. Miss Amy Wheeler returned to her home yesterday in Los Angeles after spending the past week with Anaheim relatives. CONCERT TICKETS GOING FAST With tickets going fast for the concert to be given by Orange county Symphony orchestra tomorrow evening in the high school auditorium, the orchestra members are on tiptoe in readiness to do their very best. A varied program has been chosen, among the numbers several of them which are familiar to everyone interested in music. Under direction of Harold Walberg, the musicians, who number 48, are continually improving both as individuals and in concert work. Among the numbers for tomorrow evening's program is the beautiful swinging waltz, The Blue Danube, by Strauss. This composer's name to waltz music gives the same stamp as Sousa's does to march compositions. Sousa's famous Sabre and Spurs is included in the program. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick enjoyed a motor ride tru the various Orange-co resorts yesterday. SALES DAY SPECIALS Ladies' Kid High Shoes, Military and French Heels also Patent One-Strap Pumps - $100 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St ANAHEIM Patent One-Strap Pumps - $100 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. ANAHEIM Anaheim Concert Orange County Symphony Orchestra Harold Walberg, Director Tuesday, April 25th Anaheim High School Auditorium Admission 50c—Students 25c THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MIDNIGHT CLUB JOURNEYS TO GLEN IVY FOR BARBECUE CURNEYING to Glen Ivy yesterday, members of the Midnight club and a few invited guests enjoyed a steak barbecue and a thoroughly happy outing. A dip in the plunge was the first stunt on the day's program, the lure of the water being irresistible. Meanwhile grazes were placed, big fires kindled, which were allowed to burn to a bed of coals. Then the delicious steaks were soon ready for serving and, supplemented with buns, salads, fruit cakes, coffee, a feast fit for a king was enjoyed. Games, hikes, a base ball contest and other strenuous exercises took up the time in the afternoon. Later and regretfully, the homeward journey was begun which ended in Anaheim about 8 o'clock. Participating in the event were the Misses Alma Barmes, Velma Martin, Pauline Houts, and the Messrs and Mesdames M. W. Martenet, Elmer Brus, Henry Hansen, W. E. McCann, E. R. Stillens, of Garden Grove; M. R. Eden and family, E. R. Barmes, W. H. Houts, C. W. Hedges, Mrs. Fletcher and two children, Mrs. E. Hedges, Mrs. Ralph French and baby, Mrs. Elizabeth Porter, and Mr. Morris Mar tenet. "KIND TO ANIMALS" WEEK "Be Kind to Animals Week" opens today, to continue a week, including next Sunday, which is termed Humane Sunday. Members of the humane societies over the United States are preparing for this observance. California was in the front ranks of active states in the volume of work reported last year and state committees are working with enthusiasm to make the observance foregeneral this year. The movement to observe one week in each year as "Be Kind to Animals" week is fostered by the national federation, the American Humane Association. BIG FRATERNAL PICNIC HELD IN PARK SATURDAY ODD FELLOWS and Rebekahs, with their families, took a large portion of Orange County Park over for their use Saturday when the annual picnic was held by the several lodges of the district. The crowd began arriving quite early in the day and baskets piled high were arranged in long rows over the tables. The morning was devoted to greetings, renewing or acquaintances, discussing topics dear to the hearts of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, while the children immediately "tried out" the swings, slides, etc. Roaring fires in the furnaces soon had huge coffee pots boiling and busy Rebekahs spread the tables with good things, under the big elms, the sight of which excited such appetites as none had felt since last annual picnic day. And how those Odd Fellows did enjoy the meal. After luncheon a program was announced, which opened with an address by H. C. Head, of Santa Ana, on Odd Fellowship. A piano solo, vocal solo, readings and other interesting numbers were included. The games and contests were then begun. Each team had one or more contributions in the sports. Anaheim winning the relay race. The team was composed of Cooney Mauerhan, Will Mang, Henry Baxter and George Taner, all of Anaheim. Anaheim also won the free-for-all hundred yard dash, represented by Henry Baxter. EVANGELICAL S·S. PICNIC The Salem Evangelical Sunday school held the annual picnic Saturday in Orange County Park, with the usual good time from arrival to regrettful departure. Games and stunts occupied the afternoon. Hikers about ENJOY EVENING AT BEACH Members of the Studebaker Social Club put on one of their "once-in-a-while" Saturday nights when 20 couples went to Balboa. J. C. S. Garrick, assisted by Mrs. Arneal, won the prize waltz. Mr Bruce gave an exhibition of fancy dancing, and Mr. Payne added a marvelous dash to the toddle, and a very enjoyable evening was spent by all. The following attended: C. A. Hammons and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Booth, from Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. J.C.S.Garrick, Mr. and Mrs.James Craig,Mr. and Mrs.Vincent Bruce,Mr. and Mrs.A.G.Schafer,Mr. and Mrs.Ackers,Mrs.Anold,Miss Amanda Schafer,Mr.O.H.Hansen,Mr.George Arneal and Mr.Robert Arneal. The grand climax was when Mr. and Mrs.Schafer came near spending the night by the sad sea waves They missed the road and their coupe gor buried in the sand.Mr.Bob Arneal, assisted by James Craig, lifted the car out and they were sent on their way rejoicing. K OF C.S TO GIVE DANCE All members of the K.of C., and their families and the young people of the Catholic church are given a cordial invitation to be the guests of the Young People's Society on Tuesday evening.The features of the evening will be an excellent program and dance.Refreshments will be served. DRAMATIC SECTION THURSDAY The Dramatic section of Ebell club will hold its meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Cohen, 318 North Emily street. A STANDARD PRICE TO ALL next Sunday, which is termed Humane Sunday. Members of the humane societies over the United States are preparing for this observance. California was in the front ranks of active states in the volume of work reported last year and state committees are working with enthusiasm to make the observance foregeneral this year. The movement to observe one week in each year as "Be Kind to Animals" week is fostered by the national federation, the American Humane association, at Albany, New York. Great quantities of literature are being sent broadcast and the association has volunteered to co-operate with any individual in any locality who will help the movement by undertaking special activity, and children are being urged to enter poster and essay competitions. Appeals have been sent to clergymen of the United States to preach sermons on the subject of kindness to animals next Sunday and Matthew McCurrie, state secretary, will send material or preparation of such sermon should it be so desired, upon receipt of a post card sent to the office in the State Humane association in San Francisco. "CALL OF THE ROAD" GETS 'EM Lured by the "call of the open road," H. A. Neff, accompanied by Mrs. Neff and Mrs. Jackson, Toronto, Canada, their guest, and chauffeured by Carl Neff, left this morning on a trip to Coachella and Imperial valleys where they will pass several days, returning home by way of San Diego and the inland route. Mr. Neff, who has been local agent for the Los Angeles Examiner for nearly eight years, has disposed of the business to Mr. Grimm, who has already taken charge. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: J. H. Stewart, Seattle; W. F. Goode, Durant, Okla.; J. H. Vance, Los Angeles; Charles P. Huffman, San Diego; J. E. Lacef, U.S.S. Connecticut; A. D. Muer, U.S.S. Connecticut; S. S. Carl, Richmond; J. H. Brown, San Diego; J. Jones, Fresno; John Van Buren, Fullerton; L. I. Powell, San Diego; F. G. Sandoval, El Centro; W. E. Adams, Pasadena; V. E. Brennen, Los Angeles; Ward S. Ludley, Los Angeles L.A Largey Los Angeles, G.I.Masterson, Long Beach. Lagourgue does painting. Phone 596W. WILL SERVE YOU WELL The Quality Storage Battery Service With a Smile Automotive Electric Co. EVANGELICAL S.-S. PICNIC The Salem Evangelical Sunday school held the annual picnic Saturday in Orange County Park, with the usual good time from arrival to regretful departure. Games and stunts occupied the afternoon. Hikes about the hills were also a portion of the day's fun. The big tables were laden with luncheon at 12 $30, and happy faces smiled approval as one good dish after another found its way along the festal board. The contests of the afternoon resulted in merriment, the sack race being, perhaps, the most amusing. In this point Fred Link and Howard Pannier were victorious. CHRISTENING RITES FOR BABY BOYS Immediately following the regular services yesterday morning in St. Michael's church, christening ceremonies for two baby boys were held. One, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Loly, of Long Beach, was given the name of Edward Maurice. Sponsors for the little boys were Edward C. Prentiss and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Champion. F. W. Champion and Mr., and Mrs. Charles E. Harbeson and Mrs. Sadte Moore stood sponsors for Baby Harbeson Kendall, son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kendall, of Long Beach. BECOMES BRIDE THIS MORNING At a very pretty but simple wedding which occurred this morning at St. Boniface church, Miss Margaret Bustamente became the bride of Mr. Joseph Yorba of Corona. The ceremony occurred at seven o'clock, with Rev. P. Brown officiating. The wedding was solemnized in the presence of relatives and only a few close friends of the principals. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of Mrs. Carmel Carisossa, a sister of the bride. The couple left yesterday for Corona, where they will make their home. CATHOLIC YOUNG FOLKS PARTY Rev. P. Brown assisted by Father Doran of the St. Boniface church, and the sisters of St. Joseph's Academy were very gracious entertainers yesterday when they entertained with a party in honor of the choir girls and the altar boys. Father Brown entertains the young people twice a year, upon a Sunday after Easter and a Sunday before Xmas. Fully 65 were there to enjoy the good times. Games were played out of doors as there is CATHOLIC YOUNG FOLKS PARTY Rev. P. Brown assisted by Father Doran of the St. Boniface church, and the sisters of St. Joseph's Academy were very gracious entertainers yesterday when they entertained with a party in honor of the choir girls and the altar boys. Father Brown ent-tains the young people twice a year, upon a Sunday after Easter and a Sunday before Xmas. Fully 45 were there to enjoy the good times. Games were played out of doors as there is much equipment there to spend the afternoon in merriment. Tasty refreshments were served in the late afternoon from the large dining room. STANTON RED CROSS MEETING The members of the Stanton branch of the American Chapter of the Red Cross will be held on Wednesday at 2:30 in the Stanton City Hall. It is imperative that all members be present. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marion, and daughter, Anita, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin and Mrs. Estelle motored to Balboa on Saturday evening where they enjoyed a delicious chop suey dinner. BUSINESS COLLEGE INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES. ASK FOR FREE CATALOGUE. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL President. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND. Ladies Ask your Dreggins for Chichester's Diamond Brand Pills in Red and Gold metallic bottles, soiled with Blue Ribbon. Take no other. Buy of your Reggins at CHICHESTER'S DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, so 85 years known as Best, Saint, Always Reliable. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE MONDAY, April 24, 1922 HAYS CONGRATULATED POMONA, April 24—Will H. Hays was congratulated for the ban he placed against Arnuckle him in a unanimous resolution passed at a mass meeting of 700 persons in the Y. M. C. A. Rev. J. R. Stead, acting pastor of Pilgrim Congregational church, offered the resolution, Via Verne, China San Dimas and Claremont churches were represented. 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