oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-14

BRIDE CHOOSES FLAG DAY AS HER WEDDING DATE FLAG day was the June date for a very pretty wedding which was solemnized at high noon when Mrs. Mary H. Murdoch became the bride of Mr. H. Morningstar, at the Villa Park name of the bride. Rev. L. Potter Hitchcock, pastor of the Villa Park Congregational church, officiated with the double ring ceremony. The home was beautifully decorated, as the season for flowers is at its height. Deference was also paid the patriotic day in the generous use of flags about the rooms, and in the color motif of red, white and blue, in the three-course dinner, which was served after the informal reception. The bride was gowned in a white Canton crepe with fringe, and carried a shower bouquet of Cecil Brunners and fern. She was attended by Miss Tillie Morningstar, sister of the groom, who wore a gown of blue and tan Tussah silk and carried pink sweet pons. Mr. Louis Tetzlaff, of Olive, a long-time and true friend of the groom, acted as best man. Mrs. William Eathgate played the wedding march from Lohengrin as the bridal party took their places at the improvised altar. Both Mr. and Mrs. Morningstar are well known in Orange county, he having been a successful and prominent rancher near Anaheim for years. The bride has lived in Villa Park and Orange a long while and has always been held in highest esteem among the many friends she has made. The guest list at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Coykendall, Miss Tillie Morningstar, the indies being sisters of the groom; Mebors, Sam and Walter Morningstar, brothers of the groom, all of Anthelm; R. V. Durfee, of Corona; Rotarian Visits Here Miss Sarah Malley is the guest for a week of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ramm, of West Broadway. Miss Malley is assistant manager of the Chicago office of the International Rotary club, and has been attending the convention recently held in Los Angeles. She will return to Chicago in a few days. The honored guest, with Mrs. Ramm, Mrs. Anna Burrmann and children, Elsie and Albert, Albert Ramm and Gordon Titus went today to Orange county park to enjoy the cool, pretty spot, taking along a bountiful luncheon. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: William R. Peeler, Alhambra; E. Lesky, Los Angeles; J. R. Hargrove, Charles V. L. Fontain, Angeles; D. W. Hill, Los Angeles; W. W. Power, San Diego; J. E. Truland, Los Angeles; T. A. Ogden, Long Beach; Chas. P. Brice, Glendale; C. E. Snow, Los Angeles; E. C. Hogsett, Pomona; R.C. Chubble, Los Angeles; C.C. Williams, St. Louis; U. Morgan, Los Angeles; W.F. Martin, Los Angeles; Mrs.J.O.Adams, Wichita; Walter Kindred, Fresno; D.E.Smith, Long Beach; D.C.Wylie, Riverside. Banquet, Oxnam Address The big banquet and address by Rev.G.Bromley Oxnam occurs tonight in the White Temple and all day the dining room has been a busy place in preparation for the spread. It will be one of the very best events of the season and the attendance will no doubt be record breaking. Luncheon and Thimble Bee Several friends of Mrs.Eric Lamhofer were her guests yesterday at a luncheon and thimble party at her home on East Orangenthorpe avenue. USES PLAIN COAT A nother early summer yesterday Harold S.Co ranch home lavender swipe Perkins roses to form the gave great prance as well. Auction bring form of being used. Ted high goin low to Mrs.V. The tables pretty appointments in which the color combo deep pink were served course. Guests at the Mesdam Cole, Frank Turner, B.R.J.Black, J.George Trapp smith. P.E.O. Chapter BEACH party yearlar meeting number of the boa to pass the Smith. A potjoyed at noon study hour af Jr., read an efloria Industries The children the guests of time they had and playing or The next mans close to O.year Both Mr. and Mrs. Morningstar are well known in Orange county, he having been a successful and prominent rancher near Anaheim for years. The bride has lived in Villa Park and Orange a long while and has always been held in highest esteem among the many friends she has made. The guest list at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Coykendall, Miss Tillie Morningstar, the indies being sisters of the groom; Messrs. Sam and Walter Morningstar, brothers of the groom, all of Anaheim; R. V. Durfee, of Corona; Willard Murdoch, son of the bride; Louis Tetziaff, of Olive; Mrs. Annis Hoyt, Mrs. Jesse Hoyt and son, Shefidon, of Los Angeles; Rev. and Mrs. L. Potter Hitchcook, Mrs. Bathgate and Miss Holditch, all of Villa Park. Upon their return from a honeymoon in Big Bear valley they will make their home in Villa Park. The members of the Elite club motored to Los Angeles this afternoon where they were the guests of Mrs. Porter. Luncheon and Thimble Bee Several friends of Mrs. Eric Lamhofer were her guests yesterday at a luncheon and thimble party at her home on East Orangethorpe avenue. Chatting while the needles flew was the pleasant pastime and many whre the vacation plans and hopes discussed. Zion S. S. Picnic The Sunday school class of the Zion Lutheran church left this morning for Orange county park to have a day of fun and pleasure. A picnic lunch and different sports were enjoyed during the afternoon and evening. A Choice Assortment of Library Tables $27,50 One of the most practical and useful articles in the house is a library table, and this piece of furniture is always to be found in the tastily furnished home. Our display includes various styles and designs, all of the best manufacture One of the most practical and useful articles in the house is a library table, and this piece of furniture is always to be found in the tastily furnished home. Our display includes various styles and designs, all of the best manufacture which we have priced especially at $27.50 up. There is certainly space in your home to accommodate one of these tables—which will constitute an expenditure that you can never regret. Only four styles of our enormous display are shown above, any one which would make a decidedly appropriate addition to your home. STROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY ANAHEIM Don’t Forget That The Ever-Ready Truek & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 214 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE USES PINK AND LAVENDER FOR COLOR SCHEME NOTHER of the many pretty early summer parties was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Harold S. Covey at her Dale avenue ranch home. She tastily combined lavender sweet peas and Derothy Perkins roses in clusters and baskets to form the decorations and which gave great pleasure with the fragrance as well as beauty. Auction bridge was the interesting form of amusement, three tables being used. Two prizes were awarded, high going to Mrs. Turner, and low to Mrs. Wilshire. The tables were then set with pretty appointments for refreshments, in which the ices furthered the color combination of lavender and deep pink. Home made cake were served with the collation course. Guests at the pretty affair were the Mesdames William Chandler, J. Cole, Frank Sharp, E. Salter, F. L. Turner, B. R. Shinn, Claire Miller, J. Black, J. P. Probst, Wilshire, George Trapp and Agnes Messersmith. P. E. O. Beach Meeting Chapar BP, P. E. O. enjoyed a beach party yesterday on their regular meeting date, when the greater number of the members went to Balboa to pass the day with Mrs. C. C. Smith. A pot luck luncheon was enjoyed at noon, and the business an audience hour afterward. Mrs. Waynick Jr., read an excellent paper on California Industries. The children of the members were the guests of the society and a merry time they had wading in the ocean and playing on the sands. The next meeting will be a picnic, and close the activities of the P. E. O. year. SILVER WEDDING OCCASION FOR SURPRISE PARTY To compliment the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bastian, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stenly, of Placentia entertained with a dinner party in their honor. The table was very prettily set and the dinner was served at 6 o'clock. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. John Bastian, Misses Lucille and Stella Bastian, and Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stenly. Later in the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Bastian were cleverly surprised when a coterie of their friends gathered at the Stehly home to welcome the couple which had been married twenty-five years As a token of friendship, the honorees were presented with many pieces of silver, Cards, music and singing were enjoyed during the evening and at a late hour light refreshments were served. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Bastian were Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Murphy of Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bastian and family, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nau and family, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stehly and Misses Lucille and Stella Bastian. Anaheim Proud of U. S. C. Included in the list of 580 graduates, who today received their diplomas from the University of Southern California, at the open-air graduation exercises at the banne stand in Exposition park, Anaheim and vicinity claims several of the boys and girls, either as graduates of the high school here, but who have since moved away, or graduates yet living in the community. From the College of Liberal Arts degrees were bestowed upon the Misses Muriel E. Arkley, Garden Grove; Beatrice L. Bushnell, Fullerton; Coral E. Jensen and Edythe Simpson, graduates of Anaheim HI. From the College of Oratory, who also has been granted a special high school teacher's certificate, is Miss Faye Kern, who is an A.U.H. graduate, and also local resident.From the College of Pharmacy two young men will receive their certificates,F.Carl Filer and Walter Nagle,both A.U.H grades. YORBA, June 15.(Spl.)—A great celebration—or ratner several celebrations in one—took place at the Velasco home on Sunday.The day itself was the date of the third wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.T.E.Woods,Mrs.Woods being the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.J.P.Velasco—and as two days before had occurred the birthday of J.F.VelascoJr.,the oldest son Therefore therethough whole family,and other friends,a sembled in true old California styleThe whole house had been furnishedand furbelowed for the occasion.The noon menu consisted:Chicken Soup,JulieneToasted CroutousOlivesRadishesAntipastiCombination and Shrimp SaladsBroiled ChickenAsparagus Tips with French DressingBaked Noodles with Cheeseand Tomato SauceCalifornia Fried BeansIced PinappleStrawberry and Vanilla Ice CreamBirthday and Assorted CakesFruit,Glaces and Assorted Bon-BoneNuts—CheeseIced TeaCoffeeCligars—CigarettesThe evening meal had "Enchiladas,"and "Boeuf en Coquille"for the piece-de-resistance,the latter collation or repast enjoyed had an elaborate addition of French pastry iced fruits and delicious fruit punchThe birthday cake all a-glow with its twenty-three pink candles,the cause for much merriment when according to the good omen it showed that "Chico" would be married it one more year.All kinds of good omens were also foretold by the wedding anniversary cake.All kinds of beautiful and useful presents flew back and forth as recipients were not only the honorees but other members of the family as well when different friends began to arrive with fruitscandy,nuts and other daintieswhich made Mrs.Velasco remark that "she had thought all along that this was June and Woods' anniversary and Chico's birthday,但 according to everybody's actions it must be Christmas masand she must have misplaced her almanac,and did not know it",or something like that—which sounded Marriage Licenses William B. Gibson, 44, Lorena E. Lockwould 32, Santa Ana; Walter C. Musolf, 24, Sioux Falls, S. D., Mary Jane Grigsby, 32, Huntington Beach; Raymond H. Prothero 23, Eltordis S. Barstron, 20, Orange; Luther R. Ellis, 20, Fullerton; Mabel A. Hoover, 19, Long Beach; Harry I. Thornburgh, 28, Corda M. Ewing, 29, Westminster; Otis Elias Brown, 23, Newport Beach, Doris N. Caldenburg, 18, Santa Ana. Final Party of Series The final card party of a series given by the Ways and Means committee of the Placentia club was held yesterday afternoon in the Round Table club house. Five hundred was the game played and prizes won by Mrs. Ralph McFadden first; Mrs. James O'Brien second, and Mrs. Lewis Edwardson, consolation. Light refreshment of ice cream and home made cake was served after games. Big Day for Kiddies All Anaheim members of the Royal Neighbors of America and their children are invited to attend the children's day picnic at the Fullerton city park Saturday afternoon, June 17. At five o'clock a pot luck supper will be featured and each mother must bring a covered dish. Coffee, cream and sugar will be furnished by the lodge. Children's day will be celebrated from 1 to 6 o'clock and a good time is being anticipated. Presby. Missionary Society The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in the manse, 208 East Broadway, at 2:30, sharp. All ladies of the church are cordially invited to attend. The home topic will be: "Cuba and Porto Rico," and the foreign subject is on "The Philippines." Marriage Licenses William B. Gibson, 44, Lorena E. Lockwould 32, Santa Ana; Walter C. Musolf, 24, Sioux Falls, S. D., Mary Jane Grigsby, 32, Huntington Beach; Raymond H. Prothero 23, Eltordis S. Barstron, 20, Orange; Luther R. Ellis, 20, Fullerton; Mabel A. Hoover, 19, Long Beach; Harry I. Thornburgh, 28, Corda M. Ewing, 29, Westminster; Otis Elias Brown, 23, Newport Beach, Doris N. Caldenburg, 18, Santa Ana. Final Party of Series The final card party of a series given by the Ways and Means committee of the Placentia club was held yesterday afternoon in the Round Table club house. Five hundred was the game played and prizes won by Mrs. Ralph McFadden first; Mrs. James O'Brien second, and Mrs. Lewis Edwardson, consolation. Light refreshment of ice cream and home made cake was served after games. Big Day for Kiddies All Anaheim members of the Royal Neighbors of America and their children are invited to attend the children's day picnic at the Fullerton city park Saturday afternoon, June 17. At five o'clock a pot luck supper will be featured and each mother must bring a covered dish. Coffee, cream and sugar will be furnished by the lodge. Children's day will be celebrated from 1 to 6 o'clock and a good time is being anticipated. Presby. Missionary Society The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in the manse, 208 East Broadway, at 2:30, sharp. All ladies of the church are cordially invited to attend. The home topic will be: "Cuba and Porto Rico," and the foreign subject is on "The Philippines." Witman, Eyesight Specialist. CHICHESTER S PILLS From the College of Liberal Arts degrees were bestowed upon the Misses Muriel E. Arkley, Garden Grove; Beatrice L. Bushnell, Fullerton; Coral E. Jensen and Edythe Simpson, graduates of Analegim HI. From the College of Oratory, who also has been granted a special high school teacher's certificate, is Miss Faye Kern, who is an A.U.H. graduate, and also local resident. From the College of Pharmacy two young men will receive their certificates, F. Carl Filer and Walter Nagle, both A.U.H. grades. The College of Dentistry graduates Ernest Bernard Heying and Rudolph B. Jacobsen, both of A.U.H.S., of 18.J. Leslie Abbott and Karl E.Harpster will receive credentials for high school teachers. Today's program opened with a breakfast given the class by the dean at 7:45.Yesterday was Ivy day; when the Ivy day procession was held.All class traditions were faithfully followed and the class gift,a bulletin board was presented by Miss Muriel Arkley.of Garden Grove. A.F.L.M. Goes to Fullerton A very pleasant afternoon was spent by the members of the A.F.L.M.m club yesterday at the home of Mrs.R.C.Jovejoy at Fullerton.After playing five hundred for several rounds,scores were awarded to Mrs.Benningdorf.first;Mrs.State.second,and Mrs.Rhodes.conservation. At the close of the games,a refreshing collation was served.Passing the afternoon together over the card tables were the Mesdames Benningdorf.E.State,Rhodes.Kinsnan,Varcoe,Fred.Little.William Trippett.Jose Black,j.E.Dugas,Harry Hughes,Roes and the hostess,Mrs.Lovejoy. Star Whist Club Tomorrow The Star Whist club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow (Friday) afternoon in the Masonic Temple at 2 P.M.Mrs.G.B.Daniels and Mrs.E.H.Metcalf will be the hostesses. CARR WINS $1500 IN COURT O.K.Carr,county motorcycle officer and candidate for sheriff.won a judgment for $1500,following a jury trial in Superior Court before Judge Z.B.West.Carr sued the John McFadden Company of Santa Ana for $5700.Carr alleged personal injuriesincluding fractures of both legs and the wreckage of his machine in collision with an auto driven by a McFadden Company employee. BUILD APPLE WAREHOUSE July is the date set for the completion of the new warehouse of the Costa Mesa Apple Growers' Asn.Arrangements now are being made to store the first Early Harvest and Astracan apples.The warehouse is ex- omens were also foretold by the wedding anniversary cake.All kinds of beautiful and useful presents flew back and forth as recipients were not only the honorees but other members of the family as well when different friends began to arrive with fruits candy,nuts and other dainties which made Mrs.Velasco remark that "she had thought all along that this was June and Woods' anniversary and Chico's birthday,但 according to everybody's actions it must be Christmas and she must have misplaced her almanac,and did not know it",or something like that—which sounded rather ambiguous but it must have been alright for everyone took it in the right spirit and the fun progressed. Mrs Velasco was the recipient of a beautiful gold embossed book on The Opera.of which she is passionately fond of—the book being the gift of her son,Victor.Music both vocal and instrumental,game and dancing were indulged in by all Those present were Mr.and Mrs.William RorrisonMr.and Mrs.T.E.Woods,mr.and Mrs.Albert Sanchez.Mesdames Russell Bacon,B.A.Johnson,Messrs.J.F.Velasco Jr.,and Victor Velasco Master Tomnie Woods all these of Los Angeles,and Mrs.T.Sanchez,Messrs.J,and Willie Sanchez Robert Long Vincent and Louis A.Velasco of Yorba and Mr.Joe Gallil Of The Standard lease as well as the host and hostess,Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Velasco. Mr.August Blerger is to have a beautiful $7,500 home built on his old home site.The old building has been moved to one side and the cement and lumber are already on the place;the foundations will probably be started this afternoon.We are very glad to hear that the eight-year-old son of Mr.and Mrs.V.gonzales who was so ill with malignant fever has nearly recovered from the attack. There's a new grandson in the Coronado family,the wife of Charlie Coronado having made him a proud parent They live at Lamanda Park but many of their relatives live here. Miss Gloria Yorba who has entered the Sisters' hospital at Los Angeles to take a course in nursing was here for the week-end with her parents,Mr.and Mrs.P.L.Yorba,Miss Adole Dalton who was principal at the school here this last term and who also entered the same institution for a similar purpose，accompanied Miss Yorba during the latters' visit home. Orrie Dale and Vincent Velasco.of the F.U.H.S.accompanied a group of A.U.H.S.boys.on Friday;they left for the beach and then in a boat five miles out in the ocean with the intention of enjoying some deep water fishingbut alas!and alack!out of the 37 boys that went 34 got sea-sick,and all they could do was feedthe fishnot catch'em,and not even the funches that they took could they enjoy,t until they returned and as soon as they landed at Redondo they all made a bee-line for the nearest restaurant and made up for lost time.The ones we spoke with,tell The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in the manse, 208 East Broadway, at 2:30, sharp. All ladies of the church are cordially invited to attend. The home topic will be: "Cuba and Porto Rico," and the foreign subject is on "The Philippines." Wisman, Eyesight. Specialist. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DEARWOOD HEAD A New York-based shoe repair company based in Chicago. Prices vary by location. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE BUILD APPLE WAREHOUSE July is the date set for the completion of the new warehouse of the Costa Mesa Apple Growers' Ass'n. Arrangements now are being made to store the first Early Harvest and Astracan apples. The warehouse is expected to do much to stabilize distribution of apples in southern California. The association is a member of the Deciduous Fruit Distributors of Southern California. Announcing ANAHEIM'S NEWEST SHOE REPAIR SHOP Located at: 102 South Clementine Opposite New Postoffice We invite you to inspect our shop which is equipped with the very latest and best shoe repair machinery which insures high-grade work at a minimum price. Real leather and careful workmanship will go into every job turned out by us. Prices Reasonable. Market Shoe Repair L. K. THORNTON, Prop. 102 South Clementine Opposite Postoffice Orrie Dale and Vincent Velasco, of the F. U. H. S. accompanied a group of A. U. H. S. boys, on Friday; they left for the beach and the nwent in a boat five miles out in the ocean with the intention of enjoying some deep water fishing, but alas! and alack! out of the 37 boys that went 34 got sea-sick, and all they could do was feed the fish, not catch 'em, and not even the lunches that they took could they enjoy, until they returned and as soon as they landed at Redondo they all made a bee-line for the nearest restaurant and made up for lost time. The ones we spoke with, tell us that after they got back to land, every town they would get to they would go into some restaurant and eat. We asked them if they had eaten any fish, "Naw", they answered June 15. (Spl.)—A great or rather several celeb one—took place at the time on Sunday. The day the date of the third wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. T.—Mrs. Woods being the owner of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. and as two days before had birthday of J. F. Velasco est son, therefore the joy, and other friends, as true, old California style house had been furished wed for the occasion. The consisted of: p. Julieneasted Croutous Radishes Antipasto bon and Shrimp Salads rolled Chicken chips with French Dressing Noodles with Cheese Tomato Sauce Cornia Fried Beans and Vanilla Ice Cream and Assorted Cakes and Assorted Bon-Bons Nuts—Cheese Coffeeears—Cigarettes eating meal had "Enchi-Boeuf en Coquille" for resistance, which the late repast enjoyed had an addition of French pastry and delicious fruit punch. A cake all a-glow with its pink candies, was the much merriment when ac- cine good omen, it showed would be married in ear. All kinds of good also foretold by the wed- sesary cake. All kinds of useful presents flew forth as recipients were notores but other members as well, when different men to arrive with fruits, and other dainties, which Velasco remark that "she all along that this was Woods' anniversary and day, but according to actions it must be Christ-must have misplaced her did not know it", or like that—which sounded rather disgustedly. Mrs. Eloisa R. Peralta of Olinda spent a couple of weeks, recently with Mrs. Felipa Rodriguez. Mrs. Vicenta G. de Los Reyes, who suffered a stroke, and for some days thereafter had her life despaired of, is, we are glad to say, very much better. What made it most serious in the minds of her numerous family and friends, is, that the estimable lady is 84 years old and—they thought,—more apt to succumb than a younger person would; but, fortunately she seems to be winning the fight thus far, and we earnestly pray that she may prove herself the victor. Miss Hermanie Bayha was in L. A. transacting business last week, from thence going to the Crown City for a short pleasure trip. Mr. Walter Stadlegger was another city visitor. Mr. J. J. de La Guerra, came over from Hollywood, to see, as he averred, his 'Dream Girl,' but she was away, so all he saw was his dream (unful-filled) but not The Girl. Mrs. Nonie Peralta of the Santa Fe lease in Olinda was a recent Yorba visitor, with Mrs. A. D. Velasco. The regular weekly road show and vaudeville revue is seen today at the California. It features an aggregation of stage talent seldom seen in Anaheim. There is an unusual photoplay offering "Chivalrous Charlie." Master Louis A. Velasco has presented his proud parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Velasco with a beautiful quartered-oak library table, his own handiwork at the manual arts of F. U. H. S. and which was on exhibition at that place on Thursday along with other work from the same department. It is surely a fine piece of work. Bennie Yorba was in the Angel City today. Bennie has been a very proud man since the Orange show as Bennie Jr., won a blue ribbon, and Bennie, Sr., says that "no wonder, for Jr., is sure a 'chip off the old Block.'" (We think so too,Bennie, so let's make it unanimous.) Best For Service and for Style The money you pay for clothes ought to get several important things. Not style alone; not merely "look good when new." Long service is one of the things you pay for. And style isn't much if the clothes don't keep shape and look stylish after you wear them a few weeks. Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are made for service; of fine fabrics, tailored to keep shape. You ought never to wear any others. F. A. Yungbluth Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes 145 W. Center St. F. A. Yungbluth Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes 145 W. Center St. Special For Friday and Saturday $\frac{1}{4}$ Off on All Sweaters and Skirts $\frac{1}{2}$ Off on All Straw Hats are from our regular stock and were not bought to sell at a reduced price. 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