oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-15

PRETTY WEDDING OF INTEREST TO MANY ANAHEIMERS THE wedding of Miss Helen Robb, granddaughter of Mrs. M. O. Kellogg, of Ball-rd, to Mr. Edward Denton, occurred in Balboa on a recent date, and was a very pretty affair. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Robb, the guests being the immediate relatives. Attired in white satin Canton crepe, trimmed with Spanish lace, and carrying a large bouquet of white roses and maidenhair fern, the bride looked lovely. She had no attendants. After the ceremony the entire party drove to St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana, where a 6:30 wedding dinner was served. The young couple then left for San Diego for a honeymoon after which they will go to their now home in San Francisco. Mr. Denton is chief quartermaster in the navy, stationed at San Francisco. His parental home is in Ohio. The bride was born in Anaheim, but with her family moved away when she was small, altho she has made frequent visits to the Kellogg home and with other relatives here, keeping up her acquaintance with many Anaheim young people. Among the wedding guests was the grandmother, Mrs. Kellogg, who, despite her 90 years, was one of the merriest of the company, and it was with legendary interest she secured the bride's bouquet. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robb, parents; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Finley, Glendale; Fred Robb, El Monte; the Misses Dora, Minna and Orilla Robb, South Pasadena; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hartzell, Mrs. Rachael Clark, both of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Robb, of South Pasadena, and Miss Grace Hunt, of Los Angeles. Evening Around Campfire A jolly party of Anaheim people were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ross at Sunset Beach. A huge bonfire was made and the guests sat around this and roasted their weinies and devoured them with the other goodies. Marshmallows were toasted and thoroly enjoyed. Campfire stories were among the other features and all had a most pleasant evening together. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Glen-Rakke. Evening Mrs. Alberts enjoyable surprise two auto los friends drove drews, having had retired, to the calls fr joyfully welcoming evening of ch a little music freshment was Among the wedding guests was the grandmother, Mrs. Kellogg, who, despite her $0 years, was one of the merriest of the company, and it was with legendary interest she secured the bride's bouquet. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robb, parents; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Finley, Glendale; Fred Robb, El Monte; the Misses Dora, Minna and Qrilla Robb, South Pasadena; Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hartzell, Mrs. Rachael Clark, both of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Robb, of South Pasadena, and Miss Grace Hunt, of Los Angeles. Attend Housewarming Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baxter and children, Miss Thora and Robert, are passing a happy week-end in Gilroy the guests of the former cousin, O. K. Baxter and family. The occasion is a house warming and the local family is going to see that the event is made "good and warm." Evening Around Campfire A jolly party of Anaheim people were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ross at Sunset Beach. A huge bonfire was made and the guests sat around this and roasted their weinies and devoured them with the other goodies. Marshmallows were toasted and thoroly enjoyed. Campfire stories were among the other features and all had a most pleasant evening together. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Raikes and son of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Will Richter of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark and children, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Edwards and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and son, Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sweetwood and Mrs. Mell, sister of Mrs. Ross. Watch'and Jewelry repairing, Witman's Mary Millerick Shop Smart Wear for Women 220 E. Center St. Anaheim FASHION'S INTRODUCTORY Shop Smart Wear for Women 220 E. Center St. Anaheim FASHION'S INTRODUCTORY WEEK Saturday Sept. 16 to Sept. 23. Our shop is over flowing with new styles. We invite you to see them. Gowns are decidedly long and draped. No more decisive change in styles has been recorded in a score of years, waist lines are universally low. Colors are confined to Navy Brown and Black but there are some half dozen, new silk materials, Twills and Tricotines have retained and are very much in favor. Coats fairly exude luxury, soft and caressing materials some plain and fur trimmed, styles are loose and comfortable. The perfect workmanship in our smart tailored suits you will appreciate I am sure. The serges are plain and unadorned with exception plaits, belts and fancy buttons. The fabrics are Tricotines, Twills and Cardines. Every model worth-while from the view point of Vogue and Value. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, SEPT. 15, 1922 ADVENTUROUS SCHOOL—MARMS RED LETTER DAY FOR AUXILIARY OF CALUMPIT 20 TUESDAY, Sept. 12, was red letter day for Calumpit Auxiliary Dept. of Cal. U. S. W. V. It was inspection day. Dept. Pres. Gertrude Gould Speas and staff officers came down to Santa Ana in the afternoon and were met by a delegation of the local auxiliary in automobiles who took them for a ride through the orange and lemon groves of Orange-co to Hewes Park, Lemon Heights, Olive Villa Park and Orange. At 6 o'clock there was a gathering of 30 members of the Auxiliary and Spanish War Veterans at the St. Ann's Inn where a table with 30 seats had been provided and they enjoyed the splendid dinner served by the new management. Among the number were Col. S. H Finley, Dept. Pres. Gertrude G Spens; Dept. Aide, Elizabeth Schulla Past Dept. Pres. Josephine Galbraith Pres. Marie A. Mears; Senior Vice Pres. Bertha N. Dixon; Junior Vice Pres. Nannie H. Reed; Chaplain Sarah Parker; Conductress Nocth Allen; Ans't Cond., Myrtle Waffle See'y, Jean Tantlinger; Treas., Corr W. Field; Color Bearers, Loul Plummer, Adiline C. Waffle, and Audrey Isbell; and Sisters S. H. Finley, Jean Tantlinger, Mary E. Cooper and Dena Isbell. The veterans there were Senior Vice Dept. Com., Clinton Imes; Senior Vice Com., Chas. E. Waffle; Adj Chas. E. Dixon; Officer of the Day M. C.-Cooper; and Comrades Daniel R. Mears, Martin V. Allen, Walter W Tantlinger, Gary M. Field, John Markwalder and James W. Isbell. ANAHEIM GIRL MAID OF HONOR AT PRETTY WEDDING A very beautiful and impressive wedding ceremony, Miss Jean Knapp became the bride of Grandville Lawless last evening at 5:30 at the Sunset-bldd M.E. church, Los Angeles. The marriage rites were read by the Rev. Carrol of Los Angeles. Preceding the ceremony Miss Julia Evening Surprise Call Mrs. Alberta Andrews was given an enjoyable surprise last evening when two auto loads of relatives and friends drove to her home. Mrs. Andrews, having had a strenuous day, had retired, but hastily responding to the calls from honking horns, she joyfully welcomed her guests. An evening of chatting mixed well with a little music, after which light refreshment was served. Composing the company were Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Eaton, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Eaton and Miss Emma Neighbors, their house guests, who are here on a motor visit from San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. V. Barrows, Miss Ellis Blackburn. Preceding the ceremony Miss Julia Carol sang "O Promise Me." To the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march the bridal party entered the church and took their places before the altar-which was beautiful with its decorations of orchid and pink flowers, with intertwining streamers of greenery. Down one aisle came the best man, Percy Watkins, followed by the groom. On the other side the minister, Rev. Carrol, preceded the bridal party. Miss Julia Carrol and Miss Mona Weeks in dainty dresses of pink taffeta with picture hats and carrying pink sweet peas, were followed by Miss Irene Jacques of Anaheim, as maid of honor. Miss Jacques was very pretty in an orchid organdy with coral trimmings, orchid hat of horsehair braid and bouquet of pink rose buds and maiden hair fern. The dainty little Hower girl, Jean Chance, two-year-old niece of the bride, strewed rose petals in the path of the bride. The bride, a very attractive blonde was adorned in a handsome gown of white satin with a lace over drape. Her silken net vell hung in train length and was caught in her hair with a corner of orange blossoms. Her only ornaments were a beautiful rope of pears and a platinum brooch set with diamonds, gifts from the groom. Francis Knapp, father of the bride gave her away. The bride carried a large bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony Miss Carrol sang "O, That We Two Were Maying." Wedding reception was held in church parlors and the bride cut and served the huge wedding cake made by her sister. Assisting in the serving were the bride's two sisters, Mrs. Jesse Chance and Mr. Dave Curwin. With a good sendoff from the guests at the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Lawless left for a two weeks' honeymoon trip to Big Bear Lake. Mr. Lawless is a prominent business man of Fellows, Calif., and the young couple will make their home. For the past year Mrs. Lawless has been living with her parents in Los Angeles. Prior to that she was a teacher in the Katella school and lived in Anaheim on East Broadway, where she made a host of friends who extend their hearty congratulations to the newly wed. The guests from Anaheim were Misses Irene, Dorcas and Easter MAID OF HONOR AT PRETTY WEDDING At a very beautiful and impressive wedding ceremony, Miss Jean Knapp became the bride of Grandville Lawless last evening at 5:30 at the Sunset-bivd M.E. church, Los Angeles. The marriage rites were read by the Rev. Carrol of Los Angeles. Preceding the ceremony Miss Julia Carol sang "O Promise Me." To the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march the bridal party entered the church and took their places before the altar-which was beautiful with its decorations of orchid and pink flowers, with intertwining streamers of greenery. Down one aisle came the best man, Percy Watkins, followed by the groom. On the other side the minister, Rev. Carrol, preceded the bridal party. Miss Julia Carroll and Miss Mona Weeks in dainty dresses of pink taffeta with picture hats and carrying pink sweet peas, were followed by Miss Irene Jacques of Anaheim, as maid of honor. Miss Jacques was very pretty in an orchid organdy with coral trimmings, orchid hat of horsehair braid and bouquet of pink rose buds and maiden hair fern. The dainty little Hower girl, Jean Chance, two-year-old niece of the bride, strewed rose petals in the path of the bride. The bride, a very attractive blonde was adorned in a handsome gown of white satin with a lace over drape. Her silken net vell hung in train length and was caught in her hair with a corner of orange blossoms. Her only ornaments were a beautiful rope of pears and a platinum brooch set with diamonds, gifts from the groom. Francis Knapp, father of the bride gave her away. The bride carried a large bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony Miss Carrol sang "O, That We Two Were Maying." Wedding reception was held in church parlors and the bride cut and served the huge wedding cake made by her sister. Assisting in the serving were the bride's two sisters, Mrs. Jesse Chance and Mr. Dave Curwin. With a good sendoff from the guests at the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Lawless left for a two weeks' honeymoon trip to Big Bear Lake. Mr. Lawless is a prominent business man of Fellows, Calif., and the young couple will make their home. For the past year Mrs. Lawless has been living with her parents in Los Angeles. Prior to that she was a teacher in the Katella school and lived in Anaheim on East Broadway, where she made a host of friends who extend their hearty congratulations to the newly wedged. The guests from Anaheim were Misses Irene, Dorcas and Easter A very beautiful and impressive wedding ceremony, Miss Jean Knapp became the bride of Grandville Lawless last evening at 5:30 at the Sunset-bivd M.E. church, Los Angeles. The marriage rites were read by the Rev. Carrol of Los Angeles. Preceding the ceremony Miss Julia Carol sang "O Promise Me." To the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march the bridal party entered the church and took their places before the altar-which was beautiful with its decorations of orchid and pink flowers, with intertwining streamers of greenery. Down one aisle came the best man, Percy Watkins, followed by the groom. On the other side the minister, Rev. Carrol, preceded the bridal party. Miss Julia Carroll and Miss Mona Weeks in dainty dresses of pink taffeta with picture hats and carrying pink sweet peas, were followed by Miss Irene Jacques of Anaheim, as maid of honor. Miss Jacques was very pretty in an orchid organdy with coral trimmings, orchid hat of horsehair braid and bouquet of pink rose buds and maiden hair fern. The dainty little Hower girl, Jean Chance, two-year-old niece of the bride, strewed rose petals in the path of the bride. The bride, a very attractive blonde was adorned in a handsome gown of white satin with a lace over drape. Her silken net vell hung in train length and was caught in her hair with a corner of orange blossoms. Her only ornaments were a beautiful rope of pears and a platinum brooch set with diamonds, gifts from the groom. Francis Knapp, father of the bride gave her away. The bride carried a large bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Following the ceremony Miss Julia Carol sang "O, That We Two Were Maying." Wedding reception was held in church parlors and the bride cut and served the huge wedding cake made by her sister. Assisting in the serving were the bride's two sisters, Mrs. Jesse Chance and Mr. Dave Curwin. With a good sendoff from the guests at the wedding, Mr. and Mrs. Lawless left for a two weeks' honeymoon trip to Big Bear Lake. Mr. Lawless is a prominent business man of Fellows, Calif., and the young couple will make their home. For the past year Mrs. Lawless has been living with her parents in Los Angeles. Prior to that she was a teacher in the Katella school and lived in Anaheim on East Broadway, where she made a host of friends who extend their hearty congratulations to the newly wedded. The guests from Anaheim were Misses Irene, Dorcas and Easter A very beautiful and impressive wedding ceremony, Miss Jean Knapp became the bride of Grandville Lawless last evening at 5:30 at the Sunset-bivd M.E. church, Los Angeles. The marriage rites were read by the Rev. Carrol of Los Angeles. Preceding the ceremony Miss Julia Carol sang "O Promise Me." To the strains of the Lohengrin婚礼 Marchthe bridal party enteredthe churchand took theirplacesbeforethealtar-whichwasbeautifulwithitsdecorationsoforchidandpinkflowerswithintertwiningstreamersofgreenery. Down one aisle camethebestman,PercyWatkinsfollowedbygroom.OntheothersidetheministerRev.Carrolprecededbridalpart.MissJuliaCarrollandMissMonaWeeksdinadaintydressesofpinktaffettawithpicturehatsandcarryingpinksweetpeaswerefollowedbyMissIreneJacquesofAnaheimAsmaidofhonor.MissJacqueswasveryprettyinanorchidorgandywithcoraltrimmings,andorchidhatofhorsehairbraidandbouquetofpinkrosebudsandmaidenhairfern.ThedaintylittleHowergirl,jenChance,twoyearoldnieceofthebride.strewedrosepetalsinthepathofthebride. Thebride,averyattractiveblondewasadornedinahandsomegownofwhitesatinwithlaceoverdrape.Hersilkennetvellhungintrainlengthandwascaughtinhers hairwithacornetoforangeblossoms.Heronlyornamentswerea beautifulropeofpearsandaplatinbroochsetwithdiamonds,giftsfromthegroom.FrancisKnapp,fatherofthebridegaveheraway.Thebridecarriedalargebouquetofwhiterosesandliliesofthevalley. FollowingtheceremonyMissCarrolsang"OThatWeTwoWereMaying."Weddingreceptionwasheldinchurchparlorsandthebridecutandservedthehugeweddingeackmadebyher sister.Assistingintheservingwerethebride'stwoisters,Mrs.JesseChanceandMr.DaveCurwin. Withagoodsendofffromtheguestsatthewedding,Mrs.Maidleftforatwoweeks'honeymoontriptoBigBearLake.Mrs.LawlessisaprominentbusinessmanofFellows,Calif.,andtheyoungcouplewillmaketheirhome.ForestyearMrs.LawlesshasbeenlivingswithherparentsinLosAngeles.Priortothatshewasa教师intheKatellaschoolandlivedinAnaheimonEastBroadwaywhereshemadeahostoffriendswhentendtheheartyyongratuallionsofthenewlywed.TheguestsfromAnaheimwereMissesIrene,Dorcas和Easter AveryinterestingannouncementoftheweddingOfMissCecileElimersOfFullertonandMr.EdwardJ.BushofOregonCity.Oregon,ranchedAnahuemfriendsandacquaintancesOfMissElimers today. ThecouplewasmarriedattheSantaPaulaCatholicchurch,Tuesdayat8:30Sept12.TeyarenowstopingatSantaBarbarawhere theyareenjoyingahoneymoonandwil latervisitFullertonAndAnaheimbeforegoingnorthtoOregonCitywheretheywillmaketheirehome. Thebrideisthe daughterofMr.UnderlyingSaintIsabel.S.H.FlinleyJeanTantlinger,MaryE.CooperandDenaIsbell.TheveteranstherewereSeniorViceDept.Com.,TomOGalbraith.Com.GlintonImes;SeniorViceCom.AndCooper;andComradesDanielR.MearsMartinV.Allen.WalterTantlinger,GaryM.FieldJohnMarkwalderandJamesW.Isbell. At8o'clockthepartadjournedtotheG.A.R.hallwheremanyotherveteranswerewaiting,thenumberweresoonargumentedbythearrivalofalarge delegationofauxiliarymembersandveteransinhercorrectionsinhercorrectionsinherpraisingthebalanceinRooseveltCampNo9.Quiteasumwasthusraised. Dept.Pres.Speaksthen took outa$5.o0billandsaidedshewouldcontributethatmuchtowardsbuyingastandofcolorsandotherflagsneededbytheauxiliaryanditwasplacedinacollectionbox.Amoneymarchwass Givenandagood sizedcollectionwasaccumulated. NextTuesdaynight.Sept19th,theCampandAuxiliarywillheldajointocialmeetingattheArmoryHall.onBirch-st-and therewillbebasedancingandothergood things.EverySpanishWar veteraninthecountyisinvitedtoattend whetheramembersoftheorderornot,andallfemalerelativesOfSpanishWarVeteransarelikewitnessinvited. FormerLocalGirlMarried A surprising announcementoftheweddingOfMissCecileElimersOfFullertonandMr.EdwardJ.BushofOregonCity.Oregon,ranchedAnahuemfriendsandacquaintancesOfMissElimers today. ThecouplewasmarriedattheSantaPaulaCatholicchurch,Tuesdayat8:30Sept12.TeyarenowstopingatSantaBarbarawhere theyareenjoyingahoneymoonandwil latervisitFullertonAndAnaheimbeforegoingnorthtoOregonCitywheretheywillmaketheirehome. Thebrideisthe daughterofMr.UnderlyingSaintIsabel.S.H.FlinleyJeanTantlinger,MaryE.CooperandDenaIsbell.TheveteranstherewereSeniorViceDept.Com.,TomOGalbraith.Com.GlintonImes;SeniorViceCom.AndCooper;andComradesDanielR.Allen.WalterTantlinger,GaryM.FieldJohnMarkwalderandJamesW.Isbell. At8o'clockthepartjournedtotheG.A.R.hallwheremanyotherveteranswerewaiting,thenumberweresoonargumentedbythearrivalofalarge delegationofauxiliarymembersandveteransinhercorrectionsinhercorrectionsinherpraisingthebalanceinRooseveltCampNo9.Quiteasumwasthusraised. Dept.Pres.Speaksthen took outa$5.o0billandsaidedshewouldcontributethatmuchtowardsbuyingastandofcolorsandotherflagsneededbytheauxiliaryanditwasplacedinacollectionbox.Amoneymarchwass Givenandagood sized collectionwasaccumulated. NextTuesdaynight.Sept19th,theCampandAuxiliarywillheldajointocialmeetingattheArmoryHall.onBirch-st-and therewillbebasedancingandothergood things.EverySpanishWar veteraninthecountyisinvitedtoattend whetheramembersoftheorderornot,andallfemalerelativesOfSpanishWarVeteransarelikewitnessinvited. FormerLocalGirlMarried A surprising announcementoftheweddingOfMissCecileElimersOfFullertonandMr.EdwardJ.BushofOregonCity.Oregon,ranchedAnahuemfriends和acquaintancesOfMissElimers today. ThecouplewasmarriedattheSantaPaulaCatholicchurch,Tuesdayat8:30Sept12.TeyarenowstopingatSantaBarbarawhere theyareenjoyingahoneymoon和wil latervisitFullertonAndAnaheimbeforegoingnorthtoOregonCitywheretheywillmaketheirehome. Thebrideisthe daughterofMr.UnderlyingSaintIsabel.S.H.FlinleyJeanTantlinger,MaryE.CooperandDenaIsbell.TheveteranstherewereSeniorViceDept.Com.,TomOGalbraith.Com.GlintonImes;SeniorViceCom.AndCooper;andComradesDanielR.Allen.WalterTantlinger,GaryM.FieldJohnMarkwalderandJamesW.Isbell. At8o'clockthepartjournedtotheG.A.R.hallwheremanyotherveteranswerewaiting,thenumberweresoonargumentedbythearrivalofalarge delegationofauxiliarymembers和veteransinhercorrectionsinhercorrectionsinherpraisingthebalanceinRooseveltCampNo9.Quiteasumwasthusraised. Dept.Pres.Speaksthen took outa$5.o0bill和saidedshewouldcontributethatmuchtowardsbuyingastandofcolors和otherflagsneededbytheauxiliary和itwasplacedinacollectionbox.Amoneymarchwass Given和agood sized collectionwasaccumulated. NextTuesdaynight.Sept19th,theCampandAuxiliarywillhelda jointocialmeetingattheArmoryHall.onBirch-st-and therewillbebasedancing和othergood things.EverySpanish War veteraninthecountyisinvitedtoattend whetheramembersoftheorderornot,andallfemalerelativesOfSpanishWarVeteransarelikewitnessinvited. FormerLocalGirlMarried A surprising announcementoftheweddingOfMissCecileElimersOfFullertonandMr.EdwardJ.BushofOregonCity.Oregon,ranchedAnahuemfriends和acquaintancesOfMissElimers today. ThecouplewasmarriedattheSantaPaulaCatholicchurch,Tuesdayat8:30Sept12.TeyarenowstopingatSantaBarbarawhere theyareenjoyingahoneymoon和wil latervisitFullertonAndAnaheimbeforegoingnorthtoOregonCitywheretheywillmaketheirehome. Thebrideisthe daughterofMr.UnderlyingSaintIsabel.S.H.FlinleyJeanTantlinger,MaryE.CooperandDenaIsbell.TheveteranstherewereSeniorViceDept.Com.,TomOGalbraith.Com.GlintonImes;SeniorViceCom.AndCooper;andComradesDanielR.Allen.WalterTantlinger,GaryM.FieldJohnMarkwalderandJamesW.Isbell. At8o'clockthepartjournedtotheG.A.R.hallwheremanyotherveteranswerewaiting,thenumberweresoonargumentedbythearrivalofalarge delegationofauxiliarymembers和veteransinhercorrectionsinhercorrectionsinherpraisingthebalanceinRooseveltCampNo9.Quiteasumwasthusraised. Dept.Pres.Speaksthen took outa$5.o0bill和saidedshewouldcontributethatmuchtowardsbuyingastandofcolors和otherflagsneededbytheauxiliary和itwasplacedinacollectionbox.Amoneymarchwass Given和agood sized collectionwasaccumulated. NextTuesdaynight.Sept19th,theCampandAuxiliarywillholda jointocialmeetingattheArmoryHall.onBirch-st-and therewillbebasedancing和othergood things.EverySpanish War veteraninthecountyisinvitedtoattend whetheramembersoftheorderornot,andallfemalerelativesOfSpanishWarVeteransarelikewitnessinvited. FormerLocalGirlMarried A surprising announcementoftheweddingOfMissCecileElimersOfFullertonandMr.EdwardJ.BushofOregonCity.Oregon,ranchedAnahuemfriends和acquaintancesOfMissElimers today. ThecouplewasmarriedattheSantaPaulaCatholicchurch,Tuesdayat8:30Sept12.TeyarenowstopingatSantaBarbarawhere theyareenjoyingahoneymoon和wil latervisitFullertonAndAnaheimbeforegoingnorthtoOregonCitywheretheywillmaketheirehome. Thebrideisthe daughterofMr.UnderlyingSaintIsabel.S.H.FlinleyJeanTantlinger,MaryE.CooperandDenaIsbell.TheveteranstherewereSeniorViceDept.Com.,TomOGalbraith.Com.GlintonImes;SeniorViceCom.AndCooper;andComradesDanielR.Allen.WalterTantlinger,GaryM.FieldJohnMarkwalderandJamesW.Isbell. At8o'clockthepartjournedtotheG.A.R.hallwheremanyotherveteranswerewaiting,thenumberweresoonargumentedbythearrivalofalarge delegationofauxiliarymembers和veteransinhercorrectionsinhercorrectionsinherpraisingthebalanceinRooseveltCampNo9.Quiteasumwasthusraised. Dept.Pres.Speaksthen took outa$5.o0bill和saidedshewouldcontributethatmuchtowardsbuyingastandofcolors和otherflagsneededbytheauxiliary和itwasplacedinacollectionbox.Amoneymarchwass Given和agood sized collectionwasaccumulated. NextTuesdaynight.Sept19th,theCampandAuxiliarywillholda jointocialmeetingattheArmoryHall.onBirch-st-and therewillbebasedancing和othergood things.EverySpanish War veteraninthecountyisinvitedtoattend whetheramembersoftheorderornot,andallfemalerelativesOfSpanishWarVeteransarelikewitnessinvited. FormerLocalGirlMarried A surprising announcementoftheweddingOfMissCecileElimersOfFullertonandMr.EdwardJ.BushofOregonCity.Oregon,ranchedAnahuemfriends和acquaintancesOfMissElimers today. ThecouplewasmarriedattheSantaPaulaCatholicchurch,Tuesdayat8:30Sept12.TeyarenowstopingatSantaBarbarawhere theyareenjoyingahoneymoon和wil latervisitFullertonAndAnaheimbeforegoingnorthtoOregonCitywheretheywillmaketheirehome. Thebrideisthe daughterofMr.UnderlyingSaintIsabel.S.H.FlinleyJeanTantlinger,MaryE.CooperandDenaIsbell.TheveteranstherewereSeniorViceDept.Com.,TomOGalbraith.Com.GlintonImes;SeniorViceCom.AndCooper;andComradesDanielR.Allen.WalterTantlinger,GaryM.FieldJohnMarkwalderandJamesW.Isbell. At8o'clockthepartjournedtotheG.A.R.hallwheremanyotherveteranswerewaiting,thenumberweresoonargumentedbythearrivalofalarge delegationofauxiliarymembers和veteransinhercorrectionsinhercorrectionsinherpraisingthebalanceinRooseveltCampNo9.Quiteasumwasthusraised. Dept.Pres.Speaksthen took outa$5.o0bill和saidedshewouldcontributethatmuchtowardsbuyingastandofcolors和otherflagsneededbytheauxiliary和itwasplacedinacollectionbox.Amoneymarchwass Given和agood sized collectionwasaccumulated. NextTuesdaynight.Sept19th,theCampandAuxiliarywillholda jointocialmeetingattheArmoryHall.onBirch-st-and therewillbebasedancing和othergood things.EverySpanish War veteraninthecountyisinvitedtoattend whetheramembersoftheorderornot,andallfemalerelativesOfSpanishWarVeteransarelikewitnessinvited. FormerLocalGirlMarried A surprising announcementoftheweddingOfMissCecileElimersOfFullertonandMr.EdwardJ.BushofOregonCity.Oregon,ranchedAnahuemfriends和acquaintancesOfMissElimers today. ThecouplewasmarriedattheSantaPaulaCatholicchurch,Tuesdayat8:30Sept12.TeyarenowstopingatSantaBarbarawhere theyareenjoyingahoneymoon和wil latervisitFullertonAndAnaheimbeforegoingnorthtoOregonCitywheretheywillmaketheirehome. Thebrideisthe daughterofMr.UnderlyingSaintIsabel.S.H.FlinleyJeanTantlinger,MaryE.CooperandDenaIsbell.TheveteranstherewereSeniorViceDept.Com.,TomOGalbraith.Com.GlintonImes;SeniorViceCom.AndCooper;andComradesDanielR.Allen.WalterTantlinger,GaryM.FieldJohnMarkwalderandJamesW.Isbell. At8o'clockthepartjournedtotheG.A.R.hallwheremanyotherveteranswerewaiting,thenumberweresoonargumentedbythearrivalofalarge delegationofauxiliarymembers和veteransinhercorrectionsinhercorrectionsinherpraisingthebalanceinRooseveltCampNo9.Quiteasumwasthusraised." Dept.Pres.Speaksthen took outa$5.o0bill和saidedshewouldcontributethatmuchtowardsbuyinga standofcolors和otherflagsneededbytheauxiliary和itwasplacedinacollectionbox.Amoneymarchwass Given和agood sized collectionwasaccumulated. NextTuesdaynight.Sept19th,theCampandAuxiliarywillholda jointocialmeetingattheArmoryHall.onBirch-st-and therewillbebasedancing和othergood things.EverySpanish War veteranin-thecountyis invitedtoattend whetheramembersoftheorderornot,andallfemalerelativesOfSpanishWarVeteransarelikewitness The World’s Judgement Day At Hand How long will it last? What will be the result? FREE LECTURE BY W. R. SIEWERT Auspices of International Bible Students Association. Odd Fellows Bldg. 3rd floor. 133 W. Center St. Sunday, Sept. 17. At 8 P.M. A Message of Hope, Cheer and Comfort for Humanity. PAGE 2022 BETTER DAY AUXILIARY CALUMPIT 26 Y, Sept. 12, was red letter for Calumpit Auxiliary, Cot. U. S. W. V. It was day, Dept. Gertrude and staff officers came to Santa Ana in the afternoon set by a delegation of the jury in automobiles who for a ride through the orphan groves of Orange-co., Park, Lemon Heights, Olive, and Orange. At 6 o'clock is gathering of 30 mom-Auxiliary and Spanish mans at the St. Ann's Inn with 30 seats had been and they enjoyed the splen-served by the new man. The number were Col. S. H. Dept. Pres. Gertrude G. Aide, Elizabeth Schullz; Res. Josephine Galbraith; A. Mears; Senior Vice N. Dixon; Junior Vice H. Reed; Chaplainer; Conductress Nocta, Cond., Myrtle Waffle; Tantlinger; Treas., Cora Color Bearers, Louis Midline C. Waffle, and all; and Sisters S. H. Finntlinger, Mary-E. Cooper bell. The veterans there Vice Dept. Com., Tom C. Com. Clinton Imes; Sen- Chas. E. Waffle; Adjt. xon; Officer of the Day, or; and Comrades Daniel Martin V. Allen, Walter W. Gary M. Field, John and James W. Isbell. Jack Holt is seen today at the California in the mightiest photo-drama of his entire career, "While Satan Sleeps." There is also the farewell appearance of Roy Smoot, singing "Pagliacci" in costume. September Coterie Meeting The Coterie club members passed a very pleasant afternoon yesterday as the guests of Mrs. Frank Mauer. After several rounds of five hundred prizes were awarded to Mrs. Kenneth Feck, Mrs. V. W. LaMont and Mrs. Rosa Van Horn. The other players were Mrs. C. D. Harrison, Mrs. Wmn. J. Lake, Mrs. Henry Heying, Mrs. Henry Husmann, Mrs. Richard Groos, Mrs. Fred Hang, Mrs. J. E. Stroup, Mrs. Herman Schindler, Mrs. Henry Schindler. After the games Mrs. Mauer served a two course repast. Cut flowers were placed about the rooms for the decorative feature. Busy Day for Pastor The mission festival will be observed in Zion Lutheran church Sunday morning. Rev. Rudnick, of Banning, and Rev. Wachholz, of the City Missionary in Los Angeles, will conduct the services. Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, pastor of the church, will occupy the pulpit in Grace Lutheran church, Los Angeles, in the morning, and in the afternoon will officiate at the wedding of Miss Louisa Krueger and Mr. Robert Zeiglemain, which will occur at half past two o'clock. First Grandbaby Arrives Announcements of the birth of a six days old son has been received by Anaheim friends from Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Johnson of Fullerton. Mrs. Johnson will be remembered as Miss Lillian Ryan. Although Miss Ryan lived in Olinda and attended F. U. H. S. she had a host of acquaintances in Anaheim: The young man will be called Donald Marcus and is the first grandchild in the Johnson and Ryan families. 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