oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-16

Home Clubs Social Happenings NEW MEXICO GIRL IS HONOR GUEST AT CANYON PICNIC THE presence of Miss Robbie Sanvidge, of New Mexico, who is the house guest of Mrs. J. M. Hollinghead, on Crone ave., was the inspiration for a picnic and motor trip to Topango canyon Sunday. It was also the birthday anniversary and the first anniversary of American citizenship for Miss Edna Fischer, another member of the company. A sumptuous luncheon featured the day after which the auto trip was resumed, and a drive through the beauty spots gave great pleasure to the honored guest, who may decide to make Anaheim her permanent home. Included in the party were Miss Sanvidge, Mrs. D. O. Kelly and daughter, Miss Opal; Dan E. Hollinghead, Ree Troucht, Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Chisholm, Miss Fischer, Mr. Crocker, Mr. Frank Crocker, Mr. Harlan Chapman, of New Mexico, and Mrs. J. M. Hollinghead. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: D. J. Farmer, St.Louis; J. H. Gregg, Los Angeles; Glen Wiley, Los Angeles; B. F. Shipley, Pomona; A. G. Herring, Los Angeles; Adaline Kanaga, Los Angeles; F. J. Catlin, Los Angeles; H. L. Penn, Los Angeles; J. V. Moore, Los Angeles; P. E. Jones, Redondo Beach; J. M. Robertson, Chicago; H. F. Larson Los Angeles; H. M. Bross, Los Angeles; C. P. Hennu, San Francisco; H. F. Mix, Los Angeles; J. C. Jewett, Los Angeles; F. S. Ruggles, Redlands E. Collidge, San Diego; W. F. Curtiss, San Diego; Miss Julia Curtiss, San Diego; C. C. Le Lappe, Los Angeles; F. E. Pierce, Los Angeles; C. A. Beam, Los Angeles; Joseph Mandelkem, Venice; Harry Schwarz, Los Angeles; E. C. Hogsett, Pomona; H. A. Porter, Los Angeles; B. Pirly, Los Angeles; Irwin Mayer, Los Angeles; Miss Hathawan, Los Angeles; FACULTY ENJOYS DINNER As a compliment of appreciation to their teachers of the Junior high school and to the principals of the other schools, the members of the 5-A class, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Renshaw, served a sumptuous 6 o'clock dinner last evening in the domestic science room of the school. In an artistic manner the girls trimmed the rooms with the spring flowers and blossoms. The dinner was most delicious and the guests were more than pleased with the efficiency service. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith, W. C. Maxwell and mother, Mrs Alice Maxwell of Los Angeles, Mrs G. B. Daniels, the Missile Grimshaw, Matti Lou Robertson, Vincenta Doyle, Audrey Patterson, Mary Maul, Ruth Coons, Dorothy Decker, Dorothy Case. C.E.'S GO GRUNION FISHING Motoring to Sunset Beach last evening, members of the Christian Encavor, a number of the members built a bon fire and then made other preparations for the fun of the evening, the grunion hunt. When the finny tribe started to come on shore, the Anaheim crowd tried their luck and as a result were well rewarded. Around the huge fire, wienie and marshmallows were baked and other good eats were prepared and eaten. At a late hour the party returned to their homes satisfied that they had spent an enjoyable evening. Included in the affair were the Misses Mary and Mable McGuire, Lucille Chaffee, Louise Kistler, Gerlie Hunt, Iris McKinney, the Messrs Roy Sissons, Tom McGuire, Charley Virgose, Jefferson Bates, Albert Lenz, and Leo Lenz. MITE BOX OPENING The Mite box opening of the Women's Home Missionary society of the White Temple, will be held in the church Thursday at 2:30. A fine program with the young people will CHOOSES PLANS FOR NEW CLUB A Called meet club yesterbrought out an acceptance of $800 proposed club house will build this saturday along dirt will begin tiful club home of bers may be justly Upon resignation Dutton, Mrs. C. C.ed vice president othe time until next voted to hold a bid in Orange county regular meeting June 5.A potluck r ed and the club with a real jollific KIDDIES' PARTY Liberty Court, O will have a fine M ning when all th members of the course of honor.All mem children are exp some for the occasion an event not to be the little ones who ATTENDS PRE-N Mrs.A.A.Cohere guests at a luncheon at the Palais Ro les recently.as a p ment to Miss Doroe of Mr.A.A.Cohere RETURNS FR Miss Ruth Grim CHAT 'EN SEAU THIS WEEK The Chat 'En Seau will meet on Thursday evening with Mrs. H. K. Boyd at her home on S. Philadelphia street. All members are asked to be present. MITE BOX OPENING The Mite box opening of the Women's Home Missionary society of the White Temple, will be held in the church Thursday at 2:30. A fine program with the young people will represent their part of the work in pageant and song. Refreshments will be served. MARRIAGE LICENSES Jesus Ramiroz, 35, and Julia Lopez, 31, Santa Ana; Luz Castillo, 31, and Cencion Campos, 18, Anaheim. Wear Diamonds. Sparkles Says: A good diamond is a good investment. Wearing diamonds make you look and feel prosperous. When you buy a diamond at our store, you can feel certain that it is exactly as we represent it to you. Our gems have been carefully selected, and we will be glad to explain to you the difference in diamonds. Reasonable Prices for Reliable Jewelry. DIAMONDS - JEWELRY RELIABLE WATCH - CLOCK WATCHES - SILVERWARE The Jewel Box ATTENDS PRE-N Mrs. A. A. Cohee guests at a luncheon at the Palais Royale recently, as a ment to Miss Doro of Mr. A. A. Cohee. RETURNS FR Miss Ruth Grimma Anaheim after having two weeks at Berkshire friends. While there the bride's maids are wedding, which was affair in the north. TO VISIT TAB All those desiring revival services in tabernacle should visit this where all those not transportation will go of going. A large group to go from here. PASTIME CLUB The Pastime Club has met this month Griggs, has been counted of a recent briggs family and next month with M. GIVES WAY TO The Sunshine Plane not meet yesterday Miss Elliott; as well account of the Cha is thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. L. Gobel has visit with her son San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. M daughters. Lenore ed home Sunday everyeral days motor trip other resorts. ORANGE COUNTY CHORAL UNION ELLIS RHODES, Director Presents H. M. S. Pinafore ANAHEIM'S NEW HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM MONDAY, MAY 22 At 8:15 P.M. Admission . . . . . . . 50c and 75c Tickets at Danz Piano Co. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CHOOSES LARGER PLANS FOR EBELL NEW CLUB HOME CALLED meeting of the Ebell club yesterday afternoon, brought out a favorable vote on acceptance of $8000 plans for the proposed club house which the club will build this summer, instead of the $5000 plans as the club has had in mind. The blue prints showed an additional depth of nine feet, a great advantage, and allows other changes in the specifications which will be most satisfactory. Bids will be received in the near future from contractors, and ere the summer is far along dirt will begin to fly on a beau tiful club home of which the members may be justly proud. Upon resignation of Mrs. Ida C. Dutton, Mrs. C. C. Smith was elected vice president of the club to fill the time until next February. It was voted to hold a big picnic luncheon in Orange county park for the next regular meeting, which falls upon June 5. A potluck menu will be served and the club season will close with a real jollification. KIDDIES' PARTY TONIGHT Liberty Court, Order of Amaranth, will have a fine May party this evening when all the kiddies of the members of the court will be guests of honor. All members who have no children are expected to borrow some for the occasion, as it will be an event not to be forgotten by all the little ones who attend. ATTENDS PRE-NUPTIAL PARTY Mrs. A. A. Cohen was among the guests at a luncheon and bridge party at the Palais Royal in Los Angeles recently, as a pre-nuptial compliment to Miss Dorothy Cohen, sister of Mr. A. A. Cohen. RETURNS FROM NORTH Miss Ruth Grim has returned to PRETTY WEDDING OCCURS IN SOUTH AT PASTOR'S HOME BEAUTIFULLY arranged wedding occurred at the El Centro home of Rev. Arthur Schultz, son of H. W. Schultz, of Fullerton, May 12, when Miss Macelle Springer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Springer, of Calexico, was united in marriage to Mr. George De Witt Clark, of Fullerton. The young couple was attended by Miss Erdolpha Clark, sister of the groom, who was bride's maid, and Mr. Owen Dean Edwards, of Fullerton, as groomsman, Mrs. Schultz, formerly Miss Lenton, of Fullerton, played the wedding march. The bride was lovely in her gown of white satin, trimmed in pearl beads, and carrying a shower bouquet of orange blossoms and malden-hair form. Miss Clark wore pink ornament over a silver foundation and carried a shower bouquet of Cecil Bruner roses. Elaborate decorations of Cecil Bruner roses and orange blossoms were used about the rooms, while bright winged butterflies hovered about the pretty blooms. The date was also the birthday anniversary of Dr. Clark, and a combination wedding and birthday breakfast was served in a private dining room at the Barbara Worth hotel. Two beautifully decorated cakes occupied places of prominence on the menu, one the bride's cake, the other the birthday cake. Mrs. E. H. Stone made the wedding cake and Mrs. L. M. Beck presented the birthday cake. The place cards were designed by Miss Clark, and were hand painted brides, carrying bouquets. Directly in front of the bride and groom stood a dimping Kewpie bride and her smiling groom, with the approving minister marr. The color motif was furthered at the table in Cecil Bruners and other pink flowers. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. De Witt Clark, Mrs. J. R., Springer, mother of the bride, and son, Nev, and Mrs. Schultz, of El Centro; Dr. and Mrs. Clark, Miss Clark, Mrs. E. H. Stone, Mrs. L. M. Beck, Mr. O. D. Edwards, of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. F. Harrington, of Miss William Ryan. ROSE LUNCHEON FOR MANY GUESTS AT ELKS CLUB LUNCHEON party of most exquisite appointments was given yesterday by Mrs. E. J. Marks at the Elks club, covers being laid for almost forty guests. Four large tables were used, each one centered with a huge basket of pink roses with a cloud of mustard bloom hanging over them. This was an original idea of the hostess, who arranged the centerpieces with her own hands. Place cards with hand painted pink roses marked the covers. A four-course luncheon was served. After the meal the ladies repaired to the parlor, where at nine tables the favorite game, five hundred, was played for entertainment. High score was made by Mrs. James W. Newell, of Placentia, who was awarded with first prize; second went to Mrs William Benchley and third, or consolation, to Mrs Frederick Hezmalhach. Playing were the Mesdames J. W., Newell, C. C., Wagner, T. G., Drips and Chas., Hansen, of Placentia; and Dale King, F. K., Benchley, Fred Straus, A.H. S.Osborne, E.K.Benchley, W.H.Skillman, Robert Strain G.W.Finch, F.O.Fahs,A.V.Smith, Walter Bond,Frank Morse,W.L.Benchley,Ralph Brown.J.B.Welch Albert Launer,R.G.AdamsJ.E.Jones,Sr.,J.E.Jones Jr.,G.R.Jones,Gorge C.C.,Walter Hole,H.W.Shepherd,Fred.Hezmalhach,F.K.Kraus,H.L.Wilbur,B.it.Durbin,G.W.Sherwood,A.Pritchard,M.M.Menges,L.M.Gardner,and M.E.Prince Whittler. Santa Fe Lease SANTA LE LEASE, May 16.(Spi.) Many-Olinda folks enjoyed grunion hunting at Newport Saturday night they were:Mr. and Mrs.Bert Spear,Mr. and Mrs.Legine and son,RoyMr.Ed Brainer,Mrs.Robert Jones,Mr. and Mrs.Tom Heirman,Mr. and Mrs.Hitchcock and daughter,Mildred,mr.Mrs.Sullivan and sonEdward and daughterGladys,Mr.Keith Ford and Miss William Ryan ATTENDS PRE-NUPTIAL PARTY Mrs. A. A. Cohen was among the guests at a luncheon and bridge party at the Palais Royal in Los Angeles recently, as a pre-nuptial compliment to Miss Dorothy Cohen, sister of Mr. A. A. Cohen. RETURNS FROM NORTH Miss Ruth Grim has returned to Anaheim after having spent the past two weeks at Berkley visiting with friends. While there she was one of the bride's maids at the Hills-Hunt wedding, which was a notable social affair in the northern city. TO VISIT TABERNACLE All those desiring to attend the revival services in the new Belvedere tabernacle should meet at the Christian church this evening at 5:45, where all those not having means of transportation will find ample ways of going. A large crowd is expected to go from here. PASTIME CLUB POSTPONED The Pastime Club which was to have met this month with Mrs. C. A. Griggs, has been postponed on account of a recent bereavement in the Griggs family and the club will meet next month with Mrs. J. Janss. GIVES WAY TO CHAUTAUQUA The Sunshine Philathea Class did not meet yesterday evening with Miss Elliott; as was announced, on account of the Chautauqua. is thoroughly enjoying Southland. Mrs. L. Gobel has returned from a visit with her son, E. E. Gobel, of San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Stewart and daughters, Lenore and Betty returned home Sunday evening after a several days motor trip to Idyllwild and other resorts. MAXIMUM ENERGY We are moving on April 11 from our office over the S. Q. R. Store to 179 West Center street. YORBA LINDA, May 16. (Spl.)—One of the most enjoyable of the spring affairs was given Saturday afternoon when Miss Emma McConnell, assisted by Mrs. Harry Hoben, entertained at the home of the latter, in honor of Miss Ellen Anderson who in June will become the bride of Dr. Richard Cochran of this place. Three tables of cards were enjoyed after which refreshments of salad, sandwiches ice-d tea, ice cream and cake were served. Each table was centered with a cut glass basket of pink rose buds, place cards were in pink and white and represented cupids making a ring with hammer and tongs. The color scheme, the cake having orange blossoms molded in the icing. A mysterious package arrived for Miss Anderson and she was very much surprised as she had thought the affair just an announcement party. On opening these she found many beautiful remembrances which were duly admired, and an hour was then spent admiring the pretty articles in the hope chest. Card prizes were won by Miss Helm, Miss Bemis and Mrs. Beale. Attending this delightful affair were Miss Olive Gale, Mrs. Harold Marsh, Mrs. Ben Selover, Miss Edith Bemis, Miss Irma Thomas, Miss Marie Vernon, Mrs. Howard Brown, Miss Isabelle Helm Mrs. Grover Beale, Miss Edith Kaub, Miss Cochran, the honoree, Miss Anderson, and the hostesses, Miss McConnell and Mrs. Hoben. Mrs. J. A. Buckmaster and children and Mrs. Julia Selover spent Saturday at Orange-co park. Santa Fe Lease SANTA LE LEASE, May 16. (Spl.) Many Olinda folks enjoyed grunion hunting at Newport Saturday night they were: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Spear, Mr. and Mrs. Legine and son, Roy, Mr. Ed Brainer, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heirman, Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock and daughter, Milred, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan and son, Edward and daughter, Gladys, Mr. Keith Ford and Miss Willamina Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Schmeirand and daughter, Helen Jean. All reporting a good jolly time. Miss Gilays Sullivan spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Sullivan, Miss Gladys being home from business college in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vanatta of this lease are the proud owners of a new home on Kroeger-st, Anaheim, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weick and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Weick's mother, Mrs. Weick of Yuciapa. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cox of Montebello spent Sunday with Mr. Cox' sistre, Mrs. Carl Borgen and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews spent Sunday with Mr. Andrews' mother, Mrs. Nellie Andrews of Compton. Mrs. R. F. Jones, Mrs. C. H. Williams and Mrs. Woosley attended the daughters of Veterans Monday afternoon. Mr. R. F. Jones and son, Robert and Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverly Mardelle and Mr. Alfred Roberts attended the California Theatre Sunday evening. Anaheim shoppers Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lyle and sons Clayton and Andy and Diek Walkup, Mr. Harry Renolds, Mr.West and Mrs.Bill Johnson, Mr.Andrs Mrs.R.F.Jones and son Bobby and daughter; Miss Sadies, Mr.Andrs Mrs.Tim Sullivan and daughter; Miss Gladys,Miss Margrette Flynn,Mr.Andrs Mrs.Bert Spear,Mr.Dick Richardson and Mr.Andrs Mrs.Jack Andrews. Mr. and Mrs.R.F.Jones and son Robert and Mrs.Jones' mother, Mrs.Woosley were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs.Jones brother, Mr.Andrs Mrs.Edward Woosley and family of Placentia. Mrs.H.Schryer and daughter,Mrs.Jack Andrews were Fullerton and Brea visitors Monday. Mr.Fred Jones spent Sunday at Laguna Beach. Mr.Andrs Mrs.Wayne Loomls and son Wayne Jr., were Anaheim and Fullerton visitors Saturday. Mr.Charles Evans and Mr.Marion Vanatta enjoyed fishing at Newport and Balbon Saturday. Mr.Andrs Mrs.Bert Ryan had as their dinner guests Sunday evening Mr.Andrs Mrs.Charles Ryan of Fullerton and Mr.Keith Ford of the West Coast lease. Many attend the community ball game Santa Fe and West Coast leases the score being 8 to 15 in West Coast favor。 We are moving on April 11 from our office over the S. Q. R. Store to 179 West Center street. DR W.R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALL Day and Night Service Modern Equipment HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones 870J—870M ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COLlege SANTA ANN CALC INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES. ASK FOR FREE CATALOGUE. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL President. Mr. Dale Hamilton Evans Piano Instruction and Private Tutoring Studio "E" Tru Will Court 321 S. Lemon St. Phone 107W Attending this delightful affair were Miss Olive Gale, Mrs. Harold Marsh, Mrs. Ben Selover, Miss Edith Bemis, Miss Irma Thomas, Miss Marie Vernon, Mrs. Howard Brown, Miss Isabelle Helm Mrs. Grover Beale, Miss Edith Kaub, Miss Cochran, the honoree, Miss Anderson, and the hostesses, Miss McConnell and Mrs. Hoben. Mrs. J. A. Buckmaster and children and Mrs. Julia Selover spent Saturday at Orange-co park. Leroy Johnson kept "open house" Sunday to friends, who came for a steak bake. Mr. R. Knight acted as chef, barbecueing the steaks over the pit built for that purpose. There were 50 present and this number included five from San Bernardino, about the same number from Huntington Beach and about 15 from Los Angeles. The rest were neighbors and friends from here. The afternoon was spent with music and toward evening the host served delicious ice cream and cake. Mr. Johnson is very hospitable and his affairs are always voted a huge success by those attending. Mrs. A. Siegel presents the pupils and teachers of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music at the WHITE TEMPLE Thursday, the 18th, 8 p.m. Piano, Violin, Flute, Saxophone and Voice. Admission Free. All lovers of good music are welcome. DANZ PIANO CO. "THINK OF MUSIC" TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1922 WOMAN WELL KNOWN HERE PASSES AWAY Mrs. Roswell Bottum, who known by many people in Anaheim who formerly resided in So. Dak., passed away at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Chase Sanitarium in Los Angeles. Death was due to creeping paralysis. Mr. Bottum was cashier of the Hecla, S. D. bank of which Charles Eygabroad was president. When Eygabroad came to Anaheim, Bottum became cashier of the State Savings bank at Aberdeen, S. D. Besides her husband, she is survived by a son, Frank, of Wentatchie, Wash., who arrived yesterday and a daughter in Montana. Mrs. Eygabroad and Mrs. F. C. Benjamin went to Los Angeles yesterday on account of the death. Mrs. W. E. Ensign of Mason City, Iowa, was the week-end guest of Miss Alice Bate. Mrs. Ensign has been touring the coast for several months. Seena Owen and Gladys Leslie are seen today at the California in "Sisters," said to be one of the screen shots of the season. There are also other features which will prove of interest to movie fans. Son Brownie enjoyed Sunday at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeMarris and family spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. DeMarris' brother, Mr. Oscar Brazeleton of Lancaster. Mr. Elmer Williams spent Sunday at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grimager and son, Joe, and daughter, Frances, spent Sunday on the sand at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth and children Harold and Gwendolyn and Miss Dorothy Bishop spent Sunday at Laguna. Yes people change to Fe Lease ASE, May 16. (Spl.) is enjoyed grunion port Saturday night and Mrs. Bert Spear, engine and son, Roy, Mrs. Robert Jones, Heirman, Mr. and daughter, Mils. Sullivan and son, daughter, Gladys, Mr. Willamina Ryan, meider and daughAll reporting a good sullivan spent the parents, Mr. and Miss Gladys being less college in Los Roy Vanatta of this and owners of a new est, Anaheim, Cal. bert Weick and famwith Mrs. Welcks' k' of Yuciapa. alfred Cox of Montely with Mr. Cox' sisgen and family. ack Andrews spent Andrews' mother, aws of Compton. mrs. C. H. Wilcoosley attended the rans Monday afters and son, Robert Jones and daughelle and Mr. Alfred the California Theing. ers Saturday night ms. Andy Lyle and of Andy and Dick harry Renolds, Mr. al Johnson, Mr. and and son Bobby and dies, Mr. and Mrs. d daughter, Miss grette Flynn, Mr. ear, Mr. Dick Richand Mrs. Jack AnF. Jones and son jones' mother, Mrs. day dinner guests mrs. 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