oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-19

AMARANTH HONOR GRAND HISTORIAN, DAVID JESSURUN N entertainment unique in arrangement and perfect in appointment was given last evening by Liberty Court, Order of the Amaranth, in compliment to D. Jessurun, grand historian of the Grand Court of California. Many notables from California and from states as far east as Pennsylvania were present, among them Supreme Royal Matron of the World Lucy E. Lyons, of Pittsburg, Penna.; Supreme Associate Royal Matron Nellie McCall, of St. Paul; Grand Royal Patron Sidney Orme, Supreme Charity and Past Grand Royal Matron of Pennsylvania Sadie Scorer; Jeanette Krauss, of Columbus, O.; deputy supreme royal matron to Kentucky; Mrs. Graston, Cincinnati, deputy supreme royal matron to Ohio; Mrs. Godfrey, Denver, deputy supreme royal matron to Colorado; Minnie R. Snow, Los Angeles, deputy supreme royal matron to Nevada and junior past grand royal matron of California; Ernest L. Ford, Alhambra, supreme marshal Grace Dewett, Los Angeles, supreme historian. Past supreme officers were Arthur Zeigler, Oakland, Junior past supreme royal patron; Fidelia Beek, past supreme royal matron. Present grand officers were L. Ione Ford, Allambra, associate grand matron; Julia Woodruff, Los Angeles, associate grand conductor; Ethcl Robbins, Los Angeles, grand standard bearer; Mary Hinds, deputy grand lecturer. Present royal matrons and patrons were Laura E. York, Harry Snow, Daylight court; Enola Thrash, Geo. Whiting, Long Beach court; Lillian Gilstrat, Jess Riley, Alhambra court; Mrs. Train, Royal court; Luella Glindheart, Aloha court. Past royal matrons and patrons: Marshal and Ethel Cluver, Aloha court; Adela Zeigler, Southgate court; Luella Bell Taylor, Daylight court; Maizie McGinnis, Southgate court; Man McGinnis, Southgate court. K. I. Club Holds Meeting A club composed of fun loving people, calling themselves the K. I. club, enjoyed a meeting Monday evening with Miss Julia Albertson, near Anaheim. Laughing, chatting and music were the joyous numbers of entertainment. A vocal duet, "Whispering Hope," by the Misses Flora Fladung and Julia Albertson, Miss Fladung accompanying on the piano, was much enjoyed by the young people. All than joined in singing popular songs, accompanied by Miss Albertson. After considerable time passed in singing, the hostess served delightful refreshments. Guests were the Misses Leda and Rachael Brawley, Elise Warfield., Flora Fladung, and the Messrs Willard Stanley, Charles Brawley, John Flandung, who, with the hostess, Miss Albertson, made a happy and congenial company. Martes Club Meets The Martes club, meeting with Mrs. Rose Van Horn yesterday, had a very enjoyable hour over their favorite game, five hundred. Three tables were played, prizes going to Mrs. Henry Heying, who kindly substituted for an absent member; second to Mrs. Richard Groos, and consolation to Mrs. Emma Gibben. After the games light refreshments were served. The rooms were prettily decorated with summer flowers of rare variety, which won remarks of admiration from the guests. Playing were the Mesdames R. N. Law, W. S. Kaufer, M. M. Keithley, Herman Bremer, Jessie Black, Chae. Nevin, Henry Heying, Richard Groos, Emma Gibben, William Lake and Miss Jean McElhaney, and the hostess, Mrs. Van Horn. Pleasant Day In Park A merry party of friends and relatives motored to Orange County Park yesterday for all day outing and picnic. At noon the tables were spread with delicious things. Lawn P The old time to be given Brockhurst house. L. Hein is good and delightful no reason for autos will be a portation of other way to go Hein lawn is up for the cozy corners clare Everybody is of a good time Present were Mrs. Pete Slack son, Mrs. Orville come M. Ward as ser. Hotel V Guests at Hotel day included: Ger Angeles; Mrs. C. A. Necatin; San Newton; San Fran Willits; Mrs. J. Lorraine Miano Reynolds; San Kleinsulid; San Los Angeles: A. geles; R. L. Knue J. Tuino; Los An Los Angeles; H.troit. Business Gi Miss Callie Spaces at a very o'clock lunchtime guest list included business girls in that was served in th Ethcl Robbins, Los Angeles, grand standard bearer; Mary Hinds, deputy grand lecturer. Present royal matrons and patrons were Laura E. York, Harry Snow, Daylight court; Enola Thrash, Geo. Whiting, Long Beach court; Lillian Gilstrat, Jess Riley, Alhambra court; Mrs. Train, Royal court; Luella Gladheart, Aloha court. Past royal matrons and patrons: Marshal and Ethel Cluver, Aloha court; Adelia Zeigler, Southgate court; Luella Bell Taylor, Daylight court; Maizie McGinnis, Southgate court; May McCormack, Royal court; W. D. Smith, Hollywood court; Iola Dunbar, Long Beach court and Mrs. Eva Boyd, Liberty court; May Cartright, George McGinnis, past royal matron and patron. Arrangements in charge of Mrs. Eva Boyd, who with her assistants, Mrs. Blanche Daniels, Mrs. Helen Kellogg, Mrs. Kittle Smith, George Jackson and Guy Daniels gave a most pleasing arrangement in decorative motif. Rainbow effect was obtained by using streamers and drops of the pastel shades in garlands. A program, after the style of a song review, was afterward declared to be one of the best and most entertaining ever heard. Mrs. Carrie Lou Sutherland sang several numbers during which the characters passed in review, delineating the songs. Prior, however, Miss Jeanette Jessurun, accompanied by Miss Edna Hochull on the piano, and Roscoe Corley, with Miss Elva Sonnefeld at the piano, sang beautifully. With Miss Sonnefeld at the piano, Mr. Will Steadman of Canada, on the violin and Venetta Robb, of Fullerton; the accompaniments were wonderfully fine. "The Pink Lady," by Minnie R. Snow; "Silver Threads Among the Gold," Mrs. Osa Smith and Harry Snow; "School Days," Vanetta Robb and her girl chum; "Daisies Won't Tell," Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gibson; "The Vamp," Mr. Godfrey, Denver; "An Old-Fashioned Girl," Esther Pember; "California," May McCormack, Los Angeles; and "Star Spangled Banner," A. Walter, Santa Ana, were portrayed in costume and manner, most efficiently. Going to the banquet room, the color effect was continued and the refreshment served was ice cream in tiny flower pots, sprinkled over with chocolate "soil" from which sprang a begonia in bloom. Cakes inscribed "O of A" were served with the cream. Mr. Jessurun was presented with many handsome gifts for personal use, a leather portfolio with his name inscribed in gold letters; a box of organs, two thernos bottles, a book, and not overlooking his home, wherein his family may be included in the joy of the gifts, a lovely picture for the wall and a potted fern were included in the list. Some of the gifts were made by the state officers, others by the local court and individual from the guests. Playing were the Mesdames R. N. Lawn, W. S. Kaufer, M. M. Keithley, Herman Bremer, Jessie Black, Chae. Nevin, Henry Heyling, Richard Groos, Emma Gribben, William Lake and Miss Jean McElhaney, and the hostess, Mrs. Van Horn. Pleasant Day In Park A merry party of friends and relatives motored to Orange County Park yesterday for an all day outing and picnic. At noon the tables were spread with delicious things to eat. Boating and hiking were other features of the day. Included in the party were Miss Roberta Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Yost and daughter Virginia, Mrs. S. Hoop and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yost and family, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Yost and family, and Mr. and Mrs. George Yost and family. Legion Entertains Ladies A special meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary has been called for next Tuesday in the club rooms. The business transpired last evening at the auxiliary meeting and after the session the ladies were entertained by the men in their club rooms. A special request was made to all members of the Auxiliary to appear in uniform at the funeral services of the ex-service man, Otto M. Scheue, whose services will be held Friday afternoon. Annual Picnic Friday The congregation at Sunday school of the First Christian church is completing plans for the big annual picnic which will be held Friday in Orange county park. A call has been made for autos, and it is carnely hoped that many will respond. Be at the church at 8 o'clock, so the cars may be filled and ready to leave not later than 8:30. Nearly wedges to Reside Here Of interest to Anaheim young folk is the announcement of the wedding of Miss Blanche Daykin and C. H. Pettigrew both of Fullerton, which occurred in Santa Barbara on July 10th. The young couple slipped away from their friends and went to teh northern city where they obtained a license and were married by the Prebayterian minister. Mr. Pettigrew is connected with the Union Oil Company and when a suitable location is found they will reside in Anaheim. Both are well known in Anaheim as well as Fullerton. Fiance's Family at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Balch are entertaining at dinner this evening Mr. Reginald Raynard, of Santa Monica, the fiancee of Miss Brenda Balch. Business Girls Misc Callie Spa tess at a very o'clock lunchoon guest list included business girls in that was served in that table that was pro ange colors and far covers were plaid Edna Hoochul, Al Schacht, Vera Wallace, Philura hostess, Calle Spa Home Mission The Home Miss the White Temple meeting tomorrow church parlorls All minded by this no Grace Aid The Ladies Aid Grace church will now tomorrow afternoon full attendance is president. Attend Weddo Mr. and Mrs. J. J., Mrs. W. P., Sebast last evening at the ding in Santa Ana Jones,the bride is the Sebastians,and maid when Mr. and tian were married. Our Leading Citio Thomas Meighan is day at the California also other features movie fans. City B Mrs. M.E.Keithley Blenda and Audra,geles today where th ing piano lessons. Mrs.Henry Husm dondo for a month fo outand outing.Misses Dorothy and mer of Santa Monica Mrs.Dan Naugle.Mrs.Fred Schneidel Miss Mackay West begonia in bloom. Cakes inscribed, "O of A" were served with the cream. Mr. Jessurun was presented with many handsome gifts for personal use, a leather portfolio with his name inscribed in gold letters; a box of crgars, two thermos bottles, a book, and not overlooking his home, wherein his family may be included in the joy of the gifts, a lovely picture for the wall and a potted fern were included in the list. Some of the gifts were made by the state officers, others by the local court and individual officers. Married In Anaheim Mr. Charles Pratt, of Oakland, and Miss Tarlie Robertson, of Holtville, were married last evening at 7 o'clock by Rev. J. H. Peters, of Grace church, in the parsonage. The couple was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rye, Mr. Rye, who is the cousin of the groom, is connected with the George Dunton garage in Anaheim, but resides in Santa Ana. Immediately after the ceremony they left for a honeymoon in San Francisco, after which they will reside in San Diego, where the groom is an auto mechanic. HANNAH L. HORWITZ Candidate for Justice of the Peace of Anaheim Township Primary Election, Aug. 29th, 1922 I THANK YOU NEW PIANOS $325 Unlimited guarantee. F. Siegel 422 W. Center St. FIANCE'S FAMILY AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Balch are entertaining at dinner this evening Mr. Reginald Raynard, of Santa Monica, the fiancee of Miss Brenda Balch, their daughter. Members of the young man's family will also be guests, and his friend, William Perkins, of Germantown, Penna., who is his house guest. Miss Balch, who has passed much of her time in Los Angeles, where she was employed in a federal reserve bank. She, however, is now at home arranging for her marriage, which will take place in September. ATTEND O.E.S. IN L.A. Southgate Chapter, O.E.S., in Los Angeles, observed matrons and parrons night last evening with a most interesting program. Professional entertainers had been secured who gave a varied list of numbers. Among the many attending from nearby chapters were Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Metcalf, Mrs. J. P. Brastad and Mrs. Robert Beat, of Chispa chapter, Anaheim. HELPERS Guild Tomorrow The ladies of the Helpers Guild of St. Michael's church are asked to keep in mind the meeting tomorrow (Thursday) at 2:30 o'clock in Guild hall. As many as possible are requested to attend, as the meeting is one quite worth while. Marriage Licenses William N. Jessurun, 25, Anaheim; Maurine Cox, 21, Santa Ana; Seywood B. Lashell, 27, Maude E. Luce, 28, Santa Ana; Salvador Lopez, 22, Mary Ramas, 20, Santa Ana; Karl T. Kim, 26, San Dimas, Esther Kim, 26, Anaheim; Savador M. Lopez, 23, Los Angeles; Concepcion Fuentes, 18, Santa Ana. OPPOSE ANNEXATION LOS ANGELES, July opposes annexation to its Chamber of Commerce clared in a letter to the Draft Committee of Six. THE RETREAT A Modern Maternity Graduate Nurses in Attendance and Nightclub Modern Well Equipped GERTRUDE LAWRENCE 1107 Lincoln Ave. Phone 326-W THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE Lawn Party and Social The old time social and lawn party to be given Friday evening at the Brockhurst home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hein, is going to be an elaborate and delightful affair. There will be no reason for anyone's absence, as autos will be at the church for transportation of everyone who has no other way to go at 7:30. The pretty Hein lawn is going to be "prettied up" for the occasion with lights, cozy corners, chairs and tables. Everybody is invited and assured of a good time. Young Matrons Embroider Mrs. Lloyd Corser very pleasantly entertained a half-dozen members of the Merry Few club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Welcome M. Ward. The girls spent the afternoon with their embroidery work and conversation. In the late evening, the hostess served a daffy collation. Present were Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mrs. Pete Slack, Mrs. Norbert Anderson, Mrs. Orville Schenck, Mrs. Welcome M. Ward and hostess, Mrs. Corser. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: George Steamppels, Los Angeles; Mrs. C. B. Darn, Seattle; E. A. Necatin, San Francisco; J. W. Newton, San Francisco; J. W. Miano, Willits; Mrs. J. W. Miano, Willits; Lorraine Miano, Wilits; William Reynolds, San Francisco; W. B. Kleinsmid, San Diego; E. A. Lyon, Los Angeles; A. A. Rasback, Los Angeles; R. L. Knerr, Los Angeles; P. J. Tuino, Los Angeles; A. E. Dutton, Los Angeles; H. A. McDonald, Detroit. Business Girls' Luncheon Miss Callie Sparkes was the hostess at a very delightful 12:16 o'clock luncheon yesterday. The guest list included a half dozen of the business girls in town. The luncheon was served in three courses from a Business Girls' Luncheon Miss Callie Sparkes was the hostess at a very delightful 12:15 o'clock luncheon yesterday. The guest list included a half dozen of the business girls in town. The luncheon was served in three courses from a table that was prettily appointed, orange colors and favors being used. Covers were placed for the Misses Edna Hochuli, Alice Pannier, Marie Schacht, Vera O'Rourke, Marion Wallace, Philura Sparkes and the hostess, Callie Sparkes. Home Missionary Thursday The Home Missionary society of the White Temple will hold their meeting tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors. All members are reminded by this notice. Grace Aid Tomorrow The Ladies Aid society of the Grace church will meet in Parish hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. A full attendance is desired by the president. Attend Wedding In S.A. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian and Mrs. W. P. Sebastian were guests last evening at the Jones-Brant wedding in Santa Ana. Miss Mary Addle Jones, the bride, is an old friend of the Sebastians, and was a bridesmaid when Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian were married. THEATRES "Our Leading Citizen," featuring Thomas Meighan, is seen again today at the California. There are also other features of interest to movie fans. City Briefs Mrs. M E. Keithley and daughters, Blenda and Audra, are in Los Angeles today where the girls are taking piano lessons. Mrs. Henry Husmann is in Redondo for a month for her vacation and outing. Misses Dorothy and Maybelle Helmer of Santa Monica are guests of Mrs. Dan Naugle. Mrs. Fred Schneider and sister, Miss Mackay West were Los Angeles Reynolds, San Francisco; W. B. Kleinsmid, San Diego; E. A. Lyon, Los Angeles: A. A. Rasback, Los Angeles; R. L. Knerr, Los Angeles; P. J. Tuino, Los Angeles; A. E. Dutton, Los Angeles; H. A. McDonald, Detroit. For Belmont Shore and Vicinity, Long EAST LONG E the Fastest Growing City Belmont Sh Is at Its Crest---Will You Ride This FREE NEW $2 THE MOST ASTOUNDING OFFER IS MADE TO COUNTY BUYING THE Mrs. M E. Keithley and daughters, Blenda and Audra, are in Los Angeles today where the girls are taking piano lessons. Mrs. Henry Husmann is in Redondo for a month for her vacation and outing. Misses Dorotny and Maybelle Helmer of Santa Monica are guests of Mrs. Dan Naugle. Mrs. Fred Schneider and sister, Miss Mackay West were Los Angeles visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian will spend tomorrow at Balboa. Lawrence Muckenthaler left today for an outing at Avalon, Catalina. Mrs. Margaret O'Rourke and sister, Mrs. Burgess have returned from an outing at Catalina Island. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marking, Miss Irene Favorite, Mrs. M. C. Wood are guests of Mrs. C. M. Fender. Mr. W. F. Barnholt and daughter of Oakland are guests of his sister, Mrs. L. R. Fivecoat. A. M. Wright of East Brodway has returned from a trip to the east where he took his mother for interment. Mrs. J. M. Powers has accepted a position with the Chevrolet Agency in Fullerton. Mrs. C. S. Nelson and son Harold are spending several days in Los Angeles. L. M. Ridenour of Taft is the guest of his sister, Mrs. H. A. Riley of Stanton. Albert Graham of the Graham Furniture Co. and Ben Stroup of the Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co are in San Francisco for furniture buyers week. OPPOSE ANNEXATION TO L.A. LOS ANGELES, July 19.—Venice opposes annexation to Los Angeles. its Chamber of Commerce so declared in a letter to the Citizens' Draft Committee of Sixty. 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