oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-13

MRS. WM. HEBSON IS DELEGATE TO NATIONAL MEET MRS. WILLIAM HEBSON and Mrs. Louise Oelke have returned from San Jose where they represented the Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Hebson as president of the local order and Mrs. Oelke as acting treasurer, in place of Mrs. L. R. Wilson, who is visiting in the cast at present. Mrs. Hebson was accorded quite an honor when she was selected as one of ten representatives from California to attend national Auxiliary meeting which will be held next month in New Orleans, in conjunction with the Legion. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hebson will attend the meetings. The ladies report an inspiring gathering. The auxiliary approved the Wright law among its many actions, and perfected plans to carry on the veterans' bond campaign. They visited the veterans' hospital in Palo Alto and other places of note. The ladies returned a few days before they had planned, being called by the illness of Mrs. Hebsons' mother, Mrs. C. M. Berger, who is stopping in the Hebson home. Epworth League Picnic The Epworth League of the M. E. White Temple will have a picnic outing at Ornage-co Park, Friday evening Sept. 15. Cars will leave the church at 4 p.m. and again at 6 p.m., ample conveyance being provided for all wishing to attend. About 50 are expected to be in the party. Watch and Jewelry repairing. Witman's Good Club Meeting With 28 present the Cypress-Hensen Community club had a most successful meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. G. H. Peters, Mrs. H. H. Hammond assisting as hostess. An interesting program was featured by two solos by Mrs. Dugan of Long Beach, and with music on the Ampleco. The business meeting included the interesting topic of planning gifts for the elderly ladies of the County Hospital for Christmas. This is one of the most joyful of the holiday activities, giving joy to the donors as well as the recipients. Refreshments of two kinds of cake and ice cream were served after the meeting at which were present the Mesdames John Kester, Dugan, Steve Luther, Thos. Walker, George and Meade Shear, Patterson, H. H. Hammond, O. P. Bunyard, W. Fuquay, W. Ronnie, Wm. Chandler, Jerry Cole, Wm. Couts, Nordstrom, Cutter, George and Charles Peters. Visitors were the Mesdames Shirley, Campbell, Woodward, Campbell, Huttenstocker, J. S. Scott and daughters, Eagle Rock, Bingemann, Van Nuys. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. John Kester. Resume Regular Meetings A good crowd of the members of Altar Society of the Catholic church were present at the first meeting since summer yesterday afternoon at the K. of C hall. The business affairs were transacted and this was followed by several rounds of whist at which the prize winner proved to be Mrs. Oelke. A delicious repast was enjoyed after the close of the meeting. Mrs. Ray Harland and Mrs. E. P. Fergus were the hostesses of the afternoon. BRIDE ELEVEN FOR FUTURE As a pretty countryman Lynkke who come the bride to Misses Marie and entertained with a shower at the beach in Placentia, The planned as a surprise was unaware that made the recipient tiful gifts. The group chased a home on Elsheim, where they gave the gifts from her find an honored place. Games and music throughout the event viewing the content elect's cedar chest. In the late hour served a dainty collar the hospitality of those Misses Ranaheim, Katherine Yorba, Lucy Kraemer, Jewell Dunn, Mary Healy, Mary Cameron, Alma You shall, Nina Vance, Elsa Raiff, Wanda Jelenke, Virginia McDames Ruth Munger Mabel Landreth, Arthur Roberston, Arthur Rhostesses, the Misses the honoree, Miss Evie. Mrs. R. V. Nelson C. N. Brower left ye feville, Kansas when her parents before her home in Hauston, T The Epworth League of the M. E. White Temple will have a picnic outing at Ornage-co Park, Friday evening Sept. 15. Cars will leave the church at 4 p.m. and again at 6 p.m., ample conveyance being provided for all wishing to attend. About 50 are expected to be in the party. Watch and Jewelry repairing, Witman's since summer yesterday afternoon at the K. of C. hall. The business affairs were transacted and this was followed by several rounds of whist at which the prize winner proved to be Mrs. Oelke. A delicious repast was enjoyed after the close of the meeting. Mrs. Ray Harland and Mrs. E. P. Fergus were the hostesses of the afternoon. Fall Opening Fall Opening Friday, September 15th To the Ladies of Anaheim and Northern Orange County we extend a most cordial invitation to attend Our Display of the New Fall and Winter Mod That are delightfully varied and distinctive. REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED IN THE AFTERNOON * * * * * NO CARDS Vogue Shoppe "Where Style is Inexpensive" 216 W. Center St. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, SEPT. 13, 1922 BRIDE ELECT IS GIVEN ARTICLES FOR FUTURE HOME As a pretty courtesy to Miss Evelyn Lemke who is soon to become the bride of Arch Hawkins, the Misses Marie and Nell Robertson entertained with a miscellaneous shower at the beautiful Lemke home in Placentia. The affair was not planned as a surprise but Miss Lemke was unaware that she was to be made the recipient of so many beautiful gifts. The groom-to-be has purchased a home on E. Center-st in Anaheim, where they will reside and the gifts from her many friends will find an honored place there. Games and music were enjoyed throughout the evening and the guests also received much pleasure viewing the contents of the bride-elect's cedar chest. In the late hours the hostesses served a dainty collation. Enjoying the hospitality of the Lemke home were the Misses Ruth Crawford of Anaheim, Katherine Travis, Mildred Yorba, Lucy Kraenner, Emma Kraeer, Jewell Dunn, Gladys Edwards, Mary Healy, Mary Blanchard, Lois Cameron, Alma Yorba, Emery Marshall, Nina Vance, Reva Hawkins, Elsa Raffi, Wanda Jackman, Johanna Lemke, Virginia McClellan, the Mesdames Ruth Munger, Freda Steen, Mabel Landreth, Anna Lemke, N. P. Roberston, Arthur Edwards, and the hostesses, the Misses Robertson and the honoree, Miss Evelyn Lemke. Mrs. R. V. Nelson, sister of Mrs. C. N. Brower left yesterday for Coffville, Kansas where she will visit her parents before returning to her home in Hauston, Texas. Philatheas Shower Member Mrs. R. J. Dugdale, who is a member of the White Temple Philathea Sunday school class, responded to a call from her sister, Mrs. E. L. Bowen, last evening, presumably to answer the telephone, but when she arrived at the Bowen home, which was but a few steps away, she was greeted by the happy announcements, "surprise! surprise!" When lights were turned on there was a merry company of her classmates to honor her with a shower in which she received a number of pretty gifts. Chatting and fancy work occupied the greater portion of the evening, although some games were played. Light refreshments were served later. Club Officers at Balboa Orange-co club presidents and chairmen are today meeting in Balboa at the home of Mrs. W. W. Crozier, representatives from Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange, Garden Grove, Santa Ana, Newport and other cities swelling the number to a good-sized meeting. A lunchon served at noon gave respite from the business of the day. Plans for the coming Orange-co Federated clubs convention which will be held in October. Y. P. C. S. to Dance Oct. 5 Plans were made last evening by the Young People's Catholic Society for a dance and program to be given in the K. of C. hall Tuesday, Sept. 27th. Committees were selected and named to look after a program. A dance will be given by the society on the 1st Tuesday in October also. Games and dancing followed the business meeting last evening and later in the evening refreshments were served. A large number of the members were present. BANKERETTES DO TRESSES IN NEW FASHIONED COIF Most enjoyable and delightful evening was passed last evening with Miss Wilhelmina Zitzman when she entertained the members of the Bankcrettes. The girls decided to make a change in their appearance and all appeared at the Zitzman home with their hair combed off their ears in a fearfully and wonderfully dressed coifuer and jazzy car rings. During the evening the hours were pleasantly passed with music from the Music box. The girls made plans for a dinner-dance to be held Oct. 5, to which they will invite their husbands or sweet-hearts. Late in the evening the guests were invited to find their places at a table very daintily decorated. Baskets of asters and dahlias were handsomely used for floral features. Miss Zitzmann assisted by her mother served a dainty two course lunchcon. Prior to the serving of the second course all were surprised when the lights were off. But they were rewarded when the mother of the hostess entered the room with a large pink and white birthday cake which she placed before Miss Sparkes and Miss Zitzmann, the natal day of both having been during the past week. The cake held the correct number of pink candles and was prettily iceed in white. Passing the delightful evening were the Mesdames C. B. Goodson, and L. N. Noland, the Misses Murle Gossett, Vera O'Rourke, Evelyn Degryse, Philura Sparkes, Hazel Railey, Luciille Bastian, Mareta Westphal, Dorothy and Elslie Schellens, Esher Harling, Thelma Strathman, Mrs. E. Zitzmann, Mrs. Carl Vessin and the hostess, Miss Zitzmann. Mabel Landreth, Anna Lemke, N. P. Roberston, Arthur Edwards, and the hostesses, the Misses Robertson and the honoree, Miss Evelyn Lemke. Mrs. R. V. Nelson, sister of Mrs. C. N. Brower left yesterday for Cofeville, Kansas where she will visit her parents before returning to her home in Hauston, Texas. Plans were made last evening by the Young People's Catholic Society for a dance and program to be given in the K. of C. hall Tuesday, Sept. 27th. Committees were selected and named to look after a program. A dance will be given by the society on the 1st Tuesday in October also. Games and dancing followed the business meeting last evening and later in the evening refreshments were served. A large number of the members were present. Sisiters Sail Yesterday Mrs. Ed Marion and sister, Mrs. Estella Johnson left Wilmington yesterday at 4 o'clock on the S. S. Yale for San Francisco where they will visit. They were accompanied to Wilmington by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin who had the pleasant opportunity to visit aboard the ship before the sailing hour. On their return, Mr. and Mrs. Martin stopped at Long Beach, where they enjoyed the play by the Hart Community Players. Teacher Entertains Class Mrs. S. C. Marburger entertained on a recent evening for the members of her Sunday school class of the white Temple. Business was transcribed and a special hour followed after which refreshments were served. Among the guests were the Misses Marie Twinem, Florence and Alice Wright, Laura Schutz, Ruth Edmister, Opal DeWitt, Viola Johnson, Maude Livingston, Ruth Kahly. at Wetber's, Anaheim School Supplies Dixon's High Grade Pencils with red erasers. 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