oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-27

FRIENDS REMIND MR. C. E. FISHER OF BIRTHDAY DATE A very glad reminder of his birthday was given Mr. C. H. Fisher last evening when a merry company of his friends motored to the Fisher home at Chino for a rousing surprise party. And surprise it was, indeed, as neither Mr. nor Mrs. Fisher suspected the designs of their former townspeople and friends. After greetings and congratulations were over, the self invited guest presented Mr. Fisher with a valuable kodak, with which he was requested to "kodak as you go," the slogan of the popular make. The ladies then formed a five hundred party while the men amused themselves with tales of the fish they had caught on the early summer outings, or the fish they had intended to catch, perhaps. The couple winning high scores was Mrs. Lake and Mrs. LaMont, and consolation went to Mrs. Ingram and Mrs. Will Wood. The self-invited guests had thoughtfully taken along refreshments which were served about midnight. Forming the party were the Messrs. and Mesdames L. P. Bonnatt, C. B. Harrison, Will Woods, G. T. Ingram, Victor Bennat, Fred Schneider, William Lake, Joe Stroup, Frank Mauer and V. W. La Mont, all of Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merrill, of Chino, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davie, of Long Beach. E. L.'s Hunt Grunion About twenty members of the White Temple Epworth League met at the church last night to form a grunion catching party, and drove to Anaheim Landing for the occasion. Although the pretty little silver fish were not running very numerously, several breakfasts were enjoyed this morning off the catch. After leaving the water a weinle Social Meeting for O.E.S. One of the most successful and happy meetings of recent months in Chispa occurred last evening. The informality of the social hour after chapter had closed was emphasized by games and contents in which almost all the members participated, under the leadership of Mesdames H. O. Henderson, of Long Beach, and C. E. Harberon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Arthur Cohen and G. B. Daniels, and to Miss Margaret Billig and Mr. Williams. Refreshments were served after, games. A very interesting announcement was the annual picnic and outing of the chapter when the members and their families will go to Bixby Park, Long Beach, Wednesday, July 12. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock with dancing to follow in the pavilion at Seal Beach. Further particulars will be announced later. Reception and Farewell The congregation of the Christian church is anticipating a social evening Friday which will have a regretful feature in the farewell to Rev. Loren Howe and family, as well as a happy greeting to the new pastor, Rev. L. L. Myers and family. Rev. Myers took charge of the church early in June to fill the place of Rev. Howe, who resigned that he might take up another line of activity. A program is in the making after which refreshments will be served. The event will be held in the Christian church, commencing about 7:30. Baptist Praise Service The temporary organization of the Baptist church will hold a rally and praise service at the Cornell studio, 146 West Center street, Wednesday evening at 7:30. Rev. Faskett, of Los Angeles, will conduct the meeting. All Baptists are heartily invited to enjoy the meeting. PALM ST. SCHULTEACHER WEEK IN SANTA RELATIVES and friend Vincenti Doyle are happy surprise, of Saturday to Mr. Roy G., Artesta, the ceremony performed in Santa Ana sent the happy news to tives and friends here, mediately for Santa Barbara they are enjoying a They plan to return her part of the week. The bride is the daughter Vincenti Doyle, of 118 Street. She has been principal of the Palm school the past year, and was serve the coming year, w ant duty she will performtron, rather than as Miss painstaking and patient w the Mexican children of has brought most benefit and her success is equally few young women in her deavor. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton is a hearty welcome upon t and have the good wishes friends and acquaintances. Many Present at An unusually fine attent reported at the meeting of Neighbors yesterday after Mrs. Ida Wheeler was in the order. After the reg work, the members were in the dining room where lie ment was served. The composing consisted of Mrs. A Mrs.R.B.Herman,Mrs.Jand Mrs.J.S.Howard. Loyal Workers Claim The Loyal Workers of tian church will hold th E. L.'s Hunt Grunion About twenty members of the White Temple Epworth League met at the church last night to form a grunion catching party, and drove to Anaheim Landing for the occasion. Although the pretty little silver fish were not running very numerously, several breakfasts were enjoyed this morning off the catch. After leaving the water a weinle bake was enjoyed as the hungrry Leaguers sat around the cheerful fire. Arrangements of the evening were in charge of Miss Louise Acosto and George Allen. Baptist All Day Meeting The Woman's Union of the Anaheim English Baptist church will have an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Mayberry, 214 South Olive-st., Thursday, June 29. All interested are cordially invited. A pot luck dinner will be served at 12 o'clock. Baptist Praise Service The temporary organization of the Baptist church will hold a rally and praise service at the Cornell studio, 146 West Center street, Wednesday evening at 7:30. Rev. Faskett, of Los Angeles, will conduct the meeting. All Baptists are heartily invited to enjoy the meeting. Yeoman Dance Thursday A benefit dance for the Yeoman lodge will be given Thursday evening at La Vida, the pretty resort in the canyon. Tickets may be secured at the door or from Stroup's Market. The Llewellyn orchestra will furnish the music. Mrs. Lucy Curran and two sons left yesterday over the Santa Fe for a visit at Willow Springs, Mo. M. L. Sampson, 208 Bush-st, left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Wadena, Minn. Anaheim Look Some Mile Posts Outstanding Reason's Why Marshaled local subscription hosts for $40,000 Permanent Flood ready to construct. Saved Anaheim from flood waters, January, 1922. Put on two California Valencia Orange Shows, bringing nation-wide Anaheim District and Orange County generally. Fathered investigation of County road methods, resulting in permanent expenditures. Probed use by school contractors of inferior materials, saving Anaheim trict thousands of dollars. Constructed 22 apartments for relief of housing conditions, thereby families in our buying radius. Brought new plant for extraction of citrus juices and essential oils, Put on two California Valencia Orange Shows, bringing nation-wide Anaheim District and Orange County generally. Fathered investigation of County road methods, resulting in permanent expenditures. Probed use by school contractors of inferior materials, saving Anaheim trict thousands of dollars. Constructed 22 apartments for relief of housing conditions, thereby families in our buying radius. Brought new plant for extraction of citrus juices and essential oils, restitution in Anaheim. Put on Armistice Day Parade in 1921, said to be largest and finest County. Brought opposing forces together and secured passage Park Bonds Anaheim a permanent beauty spot. Actively supported bond elections for sewer, water and fire department and new City Hall. Effected two considerable extensions of Anaheim's City limits. DID YOU AND WILL BE FOUND Anaheim Cha PAGE PALM ST. SCHOOL TEACHER WEDDED IN SANTA ANA RELATIVES and friends of Miss Vincenti Doyle are hearing with happy surprise, of her marriage Saturday to Mr. Roy G. Carleton, of Artesia, the ceremony having been performed in Santa Ana. The couple sent the happy news to their relatives and friends here, and left immediately for Santa Barbara where they are enjoying a honeymoon. They plan to return here the latter part of the week. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Vincenti Doyle, of 118 West Adele street. She has been the efficient principal of the Palm street school the past year, and was reelected to serve the coming year, which pleasant duty she will perform as a mahr, rather than as Miss Doyle. Her mainstaking and patient work among the Mexican children of the school was brought most beneficial results and her success is equalled by very young women in her line of eneavor. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton will receive hearty welcome upon their return and have the good wishes of all their friends and acquaintances. Many Present at Initiation An unusually fine attendance was reported at the meeting of the Royal neighbors yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Ida Wheeler was initiated into the order. After the regular secret work, the members were invited to the dining room where light refreshment was served. The committee serving consisted of Mrs. A. A. Mills, Mrs. R. B. Herman, Mrs. Julia Archer and Mrs. J. S. Howard. Royal Workers Class Meets The Loyal Workers of the Christian church will hold their regular meetings at Hotel Valencia Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: S. S. Dunlap, San Francisco; G. C. Backus, Los Angeles; H. A. Warren, Los Angeles; J. H. Blackmore, San Francisco; Mrs. W. A. Dickup, Denver; N. K. Volmer, Los Angeles; A. E. Brown, Los Angeles; Eddie Shore, Los Angeles; Mrs. Orna Voigt, Los Angeles; E. J. Kampscheon, Los Angeles; William R. Peeler, Alhanbrn; Sid Brown, Los Angeles; R. D. Barnes, Los Angeles; W. F. Volmes, Los Angeles; W. W. Harvey, Los Angeles; W. S. Hall, Los Angeles; J.C. Jewett, Los Angeles; O. Wilhelm, San Francisco; Fred Nash, San Diego; Walter Power, San Diego; F.A. Moore, Los Angeles; C.P.Brice, Glendale; H.F.Mix, Los Angeles; Harry Schwartz, Los Angeles; C.C.Williams, St.Louis; J.R.Hargrove, Los Angeles; H.Nanashe, Coshocton, O.; Bruce Keith, Santa Ana; William H.Wilson, Los Angeles; Earl Kerman, Springdale; Levert Trask, Boston. Mrs. Arthur Howen and Mrs. Stichman drove to Laguna Beach for a brief outing Sunday. For the Bargain Festival Department Offers Hats a Looks Over Her S the Posts on Last Year’s Road of Prog it’s Why You Should Support Your Chamber Further extensions of City limits Ornamental street lighting New hospital. Further new industries. Assist Merchants’ Association in WILL YOU DO YOUR Will Be Found on a Subscription Card and the Chamber's C Chamber of Co Tuesday, June 27, 1922 Birthday Party at Ramms A very pleasant evening was passed by a small company of close friends last night at the Henry Ramps home in compliment to the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Herbert Messersmith, sister of Mrs. Ramm. Games and music interspersed conversation, with light refreshments served later. The participants were Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Link, Elsie and Albert Link, Mrs. Anna Buhrmann, Miss Elsie Messersmith and Mr. and Mrs. Ramm and son, Albert and Master Gordon Titus. The honoree received many pretty gifts from the guests and other friends as souvenirs of the occasion. Take Month's Vacation Rev. and Mrs. G. R. Messias and daughter, Miss Priscilla, will leave Monday for the Ojal valley where they have taken a cottage, to pass a well earned vacation. Rev. Messias has been granted a month's leave by St. Michael's, of which he is rector. He also is the efficient secretary of the Kiwanis club. The vacation home is in the vicinity of a former pastorate, where he served several years, and renewed acquaintances and reunions will bring great pleasure to the vacationists. Marriage Licenses Nelio Michelli, 28, Matilda Brules, 16, Buena Park; Charles A. Post, 33, San Bernardino, Lela Jackson, 27, Santa Ana; Lyle G. Dunn, 22, Santa Ana, Dolores C. Fskow, 26, Mattoon, Ill. For Excellent Shoe Repairing see "The Rebuilder of Shoes" TITTMAN'S EAST SIDE SHOE SHOP 313 E. Center is the Number ts at $1.49 of Flowers and Trimmings 35 c PRINCE STORE EIM CALIF Corner Lemon St. and Center er Shoulder--- of Progress--- Chamber of Commerce ns of City limits. et lighting ustries. Association in "Trade in Anaheim" Campaign. ustries. 's' Association in "Trade in Anaheim" Campaign. improvements. y for Anaheim. now bigger and better each year. YOUR PART? Chamber's Cash Book Commerce