oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-06

FRIENDS INVITE SELVES TO EDEN HOME LAST NITE A REAL surprise was spring last night when friends and neighbors went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Eden for a jolly reminner of their twentyth wedding anniversary. After the surprise of the visit and congratulations were over, tables were produced and the ever interesting game of five hundred was played for a lengthy time. Prizes were given to both men and ladies, the first going to Mrs. J. A. Planting, second to Mrs. Eden and consolation to Mrs. C. C. Lamb, for the ladies; first to Mr. L. R. Wilson, second, Mr. Eden, and consolation, O. R. Owen, for the men. Mr. and Mrs. Eden were represented with a set of beautiful cups and saucers and a handsome bed spread in honor of the two decades in which they have traveled life's road together. The self-invited guests took lunch on good things with them, which was served after the games. Present were Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Planting, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kaufer, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dahman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Davis and two children, Alfred and Leah, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barmes, of Whittier, and Mr. and Mrs. Eden and family. NOTED WOMAN LECTURES SOON W. C. T. U-dom is looking forward with great interest to their privilege of hearing Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edson, executive secretary of the Industrial Welfare Commission of California. She will appear in Santa Ana in the Baptist church Tuesday evening, June 13, in a public lecture. She will speak on her experiences at the Home Clubs Social Happenings CELEBRATE 74TH BIRTHDAY Four years beyond the allotted three-score and ten is the good fortune of Mr. W. A. Ross, senior member of the Orange-co Realty Co., Saturday his sons, their families and a few close friends took basket supper, and hied themselves to Orange-co park for the afternoon and evening. Games and reminiscences of his earlier days were entertainment features among the adults while the children enjoyed themselves on the slides, etc. The bountiful birthday supper was spread at 6:30, and the company returned home at 8:30, wishing many more birthdays may come to the honoree, Mr. Ross. Forming the party were Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ross and son, Donald; Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Ross and children Billy, Leighton and Betty; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ross and son, Lloyd; Mrs. Jeanette Johnston and Mrs. Kelsey. TEMPLE S. S. BOARD MEETS More than thirty members of the White Temple Sunday school board sat down to a most inviting spread at 6:30 last evening, which was a happy social gathering as well as pleasing to the inner man (and woman). The hostess committee contained Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. Beck, Mrs. Maltble and Mrs. Gregg. At the business meeting following it was the regretful duty of the board to accept the resignations of several efficient members, among them Mrs. Wesley Wright, enrollment secretary, who, with her husband and her daughter, Miss Mabel Wright, will leave soon on a motor trip through Canada and eastern United States. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Roy White, Los Angles NOTED WOMAN LECTURES SOON W. C. T. U-dom is looking forward with great interest to their privilege of hearing Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edson, executive secretary of the Industrial Welfare Commission of California. She will appear in Santa Ana in the Baptist church Tuesday evening, June 13, in a public lecture. She will speak on her experiences at the Disarmament conference, where she was one of the four women selected by President Harding on the advisory committee of 21 members of the American delegation. She will discuss municipal wage question and tell some of her experiences as leader in moral and social reforms among women and children. It is quite probable that a goodly representation of Anaheim W. C. T. U's will motor over to hear Mrs. Edson's address. CHRISTIAN EXECUTIVES MEET An executive meeting of the board of the Christian church was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Markle. Plans for the coming year were discussed, and particularly interesting are some of the matters which will be furthered upon the arrival of the new minister, Rev. L. L. Myers. A meeting is being held this afternoon when new officers for the year are being chosen. A very busy season is planned, as the proposed new church will be an achievement of the coming year. MARRIAGE LICENSES Ray E. Turner, 25, Fullerton, and Cora M. Murphy, 19, Yorba Linda; Henry M. Lane, 65, and Anna M. Hawkins, 52, Newport Beach; William B. Rochester, 26, Costa Mesa, and Vera Boyd Joplin, 22, Santa Ana; Charles H. Squires, 24, Santa Ana, and Edna Moe Patmor, 20, Tustin; James Tompkins, 38, Bell, and Ellen Wright, 46, Graham; L. Earl Hacker, 24, San Pedro, and Tillie A. Bargel, 22, Boston; Austin Brown, Newport Beach, and Mary Pirotte, 28, Wichita, Kan.; R. LeRoy Valentine, 22, and Hazel Higgins, 23, Orange. Witman, Eyesight specialist. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Roy White, Los Angeles; F. L. McKain, Chicago; L.J Holbrook, San Francisco; Paul Hezberg, Los Angeles; R.G. Wallace, New York; C.W. Drapher, Los Angeles; E.P. Morris, Mt. Olive; J.R. Hargrove, Los Angeles; W.J.Vollmer, San Bernardino; Sam A. Adler, Los Angeles; G.E.Crowley, Los Angeles; C.Yokoni, San Francisco; F.S.Ruggles, Redlands; A.A.B.Mergentheim, New York; H.F.Mix, Los Angeles; S.P.Muller, Los Angeles; C.O.Fish, Chula Vista; Miss M.C.Vampreer, Guthrie, Okla.; J.L.L.Brown, Los Angeles; A.A.Kurze, Los Angeles; E.A.Landy,Terminal; John G.Hill,San Bernardino; J.R.Grey,Los Angeles; Harry Schwartz,Los Angeles. POTTERS RETURN TO ANAHEIM Friends of Mr. and Mrs. H.U.Potter and baby, of Hoquiam, Wash., were delighted yesterday to greet them on their return to Anaheim their home until last August,and more delighted to learn that Mrs.Potter will remain,and Mr.Potter will shape his plans to come permanently some months later. Mr. and Mrs.Potter will attend the Rotary convention,Mr.Potter having places on the program in vocal numbers. They have secured an apartment here and until settled will be the guests of Mrs.Marguerite Thomas,a at the Colonial. LEAVES FOR CHICAGO Miss Edna Persson, secretary and stenographer to Malcolm Fraser,secretary of the C.of C.,and manager of the California Valencia Orange Show.left yesterday for Chicago to spend two months with her parents.She expects to return to Anaheim.Miss Mary Lindsey,hwas taken Miss Persson's place at the offide. Enjoying the honoree,Grover Beale,Harry Hoben,Mrs.L.M.Shook,Miss Helm,Miss Marie VernorEdith Kaub,Miss Erma T NEW OFFICE The regular kah lodge wives officers for year were followed: No Scott; vice gc recording secreta Mang; finan Borth; treasury; trustee; pointive office fore installa Mrs.Estensive at the rn in Santa Criethe meeting,tuous refresh CHISP All offices E.S..went ing where t o two na Park ch were given Mr.E.H.M and worthy Choice refreshed in the eveni was well ree and the alm Buena Park PLAN Mr. and Mily in their Mrs.E.M.In their sec two months ned to take British Co their time,fishing en re Witman, Eyesight specialist. son's place at the offside. Appropriate presents for Brides – Sweethearts Girl Graduates and Parties. DIAMONDS - JEWELRY WATCHES - SILVERWARE RELIABLE WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING The Jewel Box "Gifts That Please" 274 W. CENTER ST. ANAHIN CALIF. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OPENINGS Lodges Church BIRTHDAY allotted good for color memCo. Saties and a hot supper, orange-co. evening, of his reation while the ties on the birthday and the at 8:30, days may miss. Forms and annual; Mr. children Mr. and boyd; Mrs. Kelsey. MEETS ers of the cool board ing spread which was a as well as (and wottite coneck, Mrs. following the board of several them Mrs. secretary, her dauwill leave Canada Mrs. J. will soon Anaheim, Riverside successors important JESTS cia yesterLos Angle LOVELY COURTESY IS EXTENDED TO JUNE BRIDE-ELECT A VERY pleasant privilege of Mrs. B. M. Selover, of Olinda, was performed when she gave a lovely spring announcement shower in compliment to Miss Edith Bemis, who will be one of the early summer brides. A part of the afternoon was passed over five hundred in which Mrs. Howard Brown and Miss Olive Gall were the prize winners. The tables were then arranged for refreshments. The color motif was in pastel shades of pink, blue, yellow and green. Baskets of flowers contenged the tables, each tied with a huge bow to match, one table in pink, one in blue, one in yellow, one in green. Narrow ribbons trailed from the centerpieces to covers, and at the end of each was a tiny silver slipper containing the announcement, "Edith Bemis - Chauncy Eichler, June 22." Place cards, nut cups, refreshments of sundies and fancy cakes, all conformed to the color scheme of each table. Favors were tiny glass flower pots containing colored flowers to correspond. Miss Bobbie Selover, dressed as a fairy, brought numerous mysterious packages to Miss Bemis which contained beautiful articles for her new home. Mrs. Selover was assisted by Mrs. Harold Marsh. Enjoying the special occasion were the honoree, Mrs. Harold Marsh, Mrs. Grover Bekle, Mrs. Roy De Witt, Mrs. Harry Hoben, Mrs. Gailord Page, Mrs. L. M. Buckmaster, Mrs. Ralph Shook, Miss Olive Gall; Miss Isabel Helm, Miss Emma McConnell, Miss Marie Vernon, Miss Alice Keasy, Mrs. Edith Kubb, Miss Bernice Bacon and Miss Erma Thomas. I.O. O.E.'s GO FISHING The I.O. O.E. initiatory degree staff, of which William E. Mang is canain responded to invitation from FAREWELL PARTY FOR AUTOISTS Mr. and Mrs. Nixon Jay, of 607 South Palm street, gave a fanwell party Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Spicer, of Santa Ana, formerly of Anaheim. The Spicers left Sunday morning at 5:30 by auto for a trip to Kansas by way of Lubbock, Texas, where they will visit en route. The early part of the evening was passed in playing progressive pitch, and later, music was enjoyed. Refreshments of ice cream and cake, candy, with cigars for the men, were served. The guests included the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. Spicer, Mr. and Mrs. Earl-Farwell, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ripley, of West Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Hy House, of El Modina, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langford, Newport; Mr. and Mrs. "Shortie" Bird, of Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jamison, of South Santa Ana. All reported a happy evening and extended wishes for good luck to the Spicers on their journey. Upon their return late in August, they will again take up their residence in Anaheim, which to them is the town of all towns. GRADUATES FROM S.A.JUNIOR COLLEGE Miss Vesta Newsom, of near Anaheim, is one of the Class of '22 graduating from Santa Ana Junior College. Commencement exercises will be held Thursday evening in the high school auditorium. Miss Newsom is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.V.Newsom, living southwest of Anaheim, and is a member of the Anaheim high school graduating class of 1920. Her former classmates and many friends in Anaheim and Garden Grove, where she also has a wide acquaintance are extending congratulations. COMMUNITY SHOP ONE YEAR OLD The Community Shop on South Los Angeles street will be open tomorrow afternoon, as usual, on Wednesday. The first year of its existence will be rounded out June 15, and a busy, prosperous year it has been.Many a needy family has been provided with clothing and other necessities through the shop at a small sum.The report to be issued soon will give surprising information. MRS.NELLIE TERRY MADE PRESIDENT OF ANAHEIM EBELLE The Ebell lawn picnic yesterday at the beautiful home of Mrs.G.M.Simpson was a most enjoyable affair, with about 50 ladies participating in the potluck lunch served at 1 p.m. Following the repast, the dramatic section presented "The Revolt" by Ellis Parker Butler with the following taking part: Mrs.C.W.Hedges,Mrs.F.G.Beck,Mrs.Culp,Mrs.Sanford,Mrs.H.R.Grove,Mrs.Anthur Cohen,Mrs.Ruth Chamberlain and Miss Blendt.Probst. At the business session officer were elected to fill vacancies.Mrs.Nellie Terry was elected president.Mrs.C.E.Harbeson corresponding secretary; Mrs.G.H.Goodale, parliamentarian,and Mrs.G.M.Simpson curator. There was a discussion on clubhouse plans which are now progressing satisfactorily. PLACENTIA NEWS PLACENTIA, June 6.(Spl.) The Jolly Nine enjoyed a wonderful dinner and a gay evening in the Round Table club rooms on Friday evening.The tables were gay with dainty Cee Bruner roses and the large room was tastefully decorated with baskets or gallardia. After the dinner, all joined in singing old favorite songs for a shoot while then the evening was spent playing 500.High scores were awarded Mrs.Louis Jacoksen and Warren Bradford,with consolation going to Mrs.Knight and Thos M.Fadden.Gay good nights were sailed to the hosts and hostesses,Mr.Ans.Mrs.Dan New and Mr.Ans.Roy Charlton after the singing of "Good Night,Ladies." The barbecue given by the Round Table club on Thursday evening at Thos Strain's hill was quite well tended there being about 100 persons present.A jolly good time was reported by all and a very excellent supporter.The Placentia Round Table held last regular meeting on Wednesday. Enjoying the special occasion were the honoree, Mrs. Harold Marsh, Mrs. Grover Beale, Mrs. Roy De Witt, Mrs. Harry Hoben, Mrs. Gailord Page, Mrs. L. M. Buckmaster, Mrs. Ralph Shook, Miss Olive Gail, Miss Isabel Helm, Miss Emma McConnell, Miss Marie Vernon, Miss Alice Keasy, Mrs. Edith Kaub, Miss Bernice Bacon and Miss Erma Thomas. I. O. O. F.'s GO FISHING The I. O. O. F. initiatory degree staff, of which William E. Mang is captain, responded to invitation from Brea lodge Friday evening where they conferred the degrees upon a class of candidates. The Brea lodge was but recently instituted and an present is having other lodges assist them in their work. The degree staff received many compliments for the excellent manner in which they performed their pleasant task. After the work spread was enjoyed and the remainder of the evening passed in conversation. NEW OFFICERS FOR REBEKAHS The regular meeting of the Rebekah lodge was held Friday when new officers for the latter half of the year were elected. The choice was as follows: Noble grand, Mrs. Frances Scott; vice grand, Mrs. Carrie Booge; recording secretary, Miss Elizabeth Mang; financial secretary, Mrs. Elsa Borth; treasurer, Mrs. Nellie E. Terry; trustee, Mrs. Ida Tipton. The appointive officers will be selected before installation in July. Mrs. Estella Pollard, representative at the recent Rebekah Assembly in Santa Cruz, gave a first report of the meeting. After the meeting sumptuous refreshments were served. CHISPA OFFICERS VISIT All officers of Chispa chapter, O. E. S., went to Buena Park last evening where the initiatory work was given to two candidates for the Buena Park chapter. Short addresses were given by Mrs. J. P. Brastad and Mr. E. H. Metcalf, worthy matron and worthy patron of Chispa chapter. Choice refreshments were served late in the evening to the company, which was well represented from Anaheim, and the almost entire membership of Buena Park. PLAN LONG MOTOR TRIP Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tobin and family, in their touring car, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter and daughter, in their sedan, leave Monday for a two months' motor trip that is planned to take them as far north as British Columbia. They will take their time, enjoying the scenery and fishing en route. If it's from Witman's it's good. COMMUNITY SHOP ONE YEAR OLD The Community Shop on South Los Angeles street will be open tomorrow afternoon, as usual, on Wednesday. The first year of its existence will be rounded out June 15, and a busy prosperous year it has been. Many a needy family has been provided with clothing and other necessities through the shop at a small sum. The report to be issued soon will give surprising information. PASTOR'S WIFE IMPROVING Mrs. J. A. Geissinger, who is a surgical patient in the sanitarium, has entirely rallied from the effects of the critical operation performed Friday morning, and slept naturally yesterday and last night. She is responding in a remarkably fine manner and complete recovery is anticipated in the very near future. I. O. O. F. TONIGHT Regular meeting of the local I. O. O. F. will be held this evening at which time a number of candidates will receive the first degree. The semi-annual election of officers will be held, and a large attendance is expected. RUSH WORK UPON ASSN. LABORATORY The new Association Laboratory, for the testing of soils and fertilizers, which is being erected in West Anaheim near the packing houses of the Anaheim Cooperative Orange Assn., and the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Assn., is progressing rapidly and will be finished soon. D. D. Waynick, a grower, is secretary and manager of the laboratory. All associations in the county are backing the project, says W. H. Schureman, manager of the Citrus Fruit Assn. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. HELLO!!! HELLO!!! this is STATION H-S Formerly 130 W. Center Street Now I. O. O. F.Bldg., Rm.No.4 Telephone 492 HELEN SOMERS Public Stenographer Warren Bradford, with consolation going to Mrs. Knight and Thos Madden. Gay good nights were sailed to the hosts and hostesses, Ms. and Mrs.Dan New and Mr.Mrs.Racharton after the singing of "Good Night, Ladies." The barbecue given by the Round Table club on Thursday evening there being beautifully decorated the hostesses, Mrs.S.L.Moore,Mrs.J.O'Brien,and Miss Nina McLennell.Miss Sturtevant gave a more interesting report of her visit on Monday to the Santa Ana Ebell Reciprocity Day.Mrs.Miller gave a hold-over report of her visit to the Woman club of Fullerton。它 was a pleasure to hear what other clubs in the county are doing.The names of Mrs.Travis,Mrs.A.E.Cristensenand Mrs.Heffern were balloted upon a elected into the Round Table.Mrs.Dierker read the program next year and the members are looking forward to most interesting meetings.Miss Mackey,of La Habra,a very interesting talk on her work among the Mexicans in La Habra,a bespoke the interest and co-operation of the women of the club as her wo spreads out in other places.especial Placeia. Mrs.Devering, accompanied Mrs.Rich,both of Fullerton,same three beautiful numbers "Tree PLAN LONG MOTOR TRIP Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tobin and family, in their touring car, and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter and daughter, in their sedan, leave Monday for a two months' motor trip that is planned to take them as far north as British Columbia. They will take their time, enjoying the scenery and fishing en route. If it's from Witman's it's good. this is STATION H-S Formerly 130 W. Center Street Now I. O. O. F. Bldg., Rm. No. 4 Telephone 492 HELEN SOMERS Public Stenographer Back East Excursions Tickets on Sale NOW Good Going Until Aug. 31 Return limit Oct. 31. Chicago and return.....$86.00 Omaha and return.....$72.00 Minneapolis and return.....$67.50 Kansas City and return.....$72.00 Denver and return.....$64.00 Salt Lake City and return.$48.52 AND MANY, OTHER Liberal Stop - Oversee and Choice of Routes UNION PACIFY C. S. BROWNE, G. A. 419 Bush St. Santa Ana, Calif. 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The enjoyed a wonderful dinay evening in the Round rooms on Friday evening; were gay with dainty Ceeli and the large room was decorated with baskets of dinner, all joined in sing-worite songs for a short the evening was spent in 100. High scores were Mrs. Louis Jacoksen and Sandford, with consolation Mrs. Knight and Thos Me-day good nights were said and hostesses, Mr. and New and Mr. and Mrs. Roy after the singing of "Goodies." Secure given by the Round on Thursday evening on n's hill was quite well at being about 100 persons a jolly good time was reall and a very excellent suppentia Round Table held its meeting on Wednesday. My Dearest Prayer' and "I Bear You Calling Me." Mrs. Dowling read a play which Miss Ruth Dowling has just written, and the theme and way in which it was written makes it a remarkably interesting play. Mrs. R gave a piano solo which was thoroughly enjoyed by all. During the social hour the hostesses served delicious punch and wafers. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Warner are the proud parents of a baby girl. Miss Frieda Ipsen was the recipient of a shower given one evening last week by Miss Thelma Summers of Orange at the A. Ipsen home. Miss Ipsen and her fiance, L. V. Steen were out when the guests arrived and when they returned they were made to sit on the floor and untie all the packages. Beautiful gifts were opened in abundance. The couple are to be married in a few weeks and their friends had a jolly tim playing games which included all kinds of advice to both. The guests were Miss Freda Ipsen, Mabel Ipsen, Bettle Libbey, Rena Beale, Corrine Skiles, Grace Boutwell, Thelma Summers, Irene Bessonet, Mary Healy, Elsa Raffi, L. V. Steen, Clayton Landreth, Rudy Wetzel George Raffi, Harry Brunsdon, Frank Angel, Laverne Guiley, Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Adams and Mr. and Mrs. A. Ipsen and members of their family. The Better Mothers club held the last meeting of the club year, Thursday afternoon in the Round Table house. Prudence Penny was the speaker of the day and gave a most interesting and instructive talk on the duties of motherhood which was enjoyed by a large number of people. At the close of the business meeting punch and cake were served by the hostesses, who were the officers of the club. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwardson and family and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Foss and family spent the first half of last week camping at Laguna Beach. A gay party of Placentia people motored to Cajon Pass above San Bernardino on Tuesday, where the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lepper served their guests with a picnic luncheon. In the party were Mrs. A. Cole, Miss Emma May Wiggers, John Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schmidt and sons, Exton and Roy and the host and hostess. Mr. A. Cole and Mr. W. H. Schmidt are driving new Chevrolet cars. Little Maxine Beender celebrated sixth birthday on Saturday with Wardford, with consolation mrs. Knight and Thos Meday good nights were said and hostesses, Mr. and New and Mrs. Roy after the singing of "Good men." A gay party of Placentia people motored to Cajon Pass above San Bernardino on Tuesday, where the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lepper served their guests with a picnic luncheon. In the party were Mrs. A. Cole, Miss Emma May Wiggers, John Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schmidt and sons, Exton and Roy and the host and hostess. Mr. A. Cole and Mr. W. H. Schmidt are driving new Chevrolet cars. Little Maxine Bender celebrated her sixth birthday on Saturday with a party. A number of little friends were invited to help her eat birthday cake and ice cream. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders Local Mgr. R. J. Ohlund 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W Day and Night Service Modern Equipment HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones 870J—870M AND STRONG Daughter Took Lydia E. 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