oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-21

CALIFORNIA TO Theatre Anaheim ANAHEIM'S M TAKES PLACE ON THE Arelyn Snellin ARE JOINED IN THE HOLY BONDS OF MATRIMONY BY THE Prince Store Contributes The Lovely Wedding Gown Also Shoes and Hat ALSO THE WEST COAST TH THE CEREMONY TAKES Prince Store Wedding Gown Also Shoes and Hat ALSO THE WEST COAST TH THE CEREMONY TAKES INCLUDED ON THE PROGRAM Marshall Neilan's "FOOLS FIRST" With CLAIR And RIC PRICES—FIRST EVENING SHOW FRIDAY ADULTS 55c Children 28c (Friday Night Only) Tonight Only -- A Splendid Vaudeville Program Included Oaks and Delour (Orpheum) and Other News of Fullerton FULLERTON B. OF T. CHANGES TO C. OF C. Fullerton B. of T. was changed to the Fullerton C. of C. and a constitution and by-laws were adopted last night at the first monthly meeting since the summer vacation. The constitution provides that the object of the new C. of C. shall be to foster and encourage commerce, to stimulate all manufacturers, and to promote the economical circle and social CONFER OVER SITE FOR SCIENCE UNIV. Conferences were held yesterday between R. G. Raymer, secretary of Fullerton C. of C. and M. M. Kline president of the University Development Co., of America with offices in Los Angeles, relative to the possible location of a five million university site at Fullerton, to be erected under the supervision of the Christian Science church. INNOVATION IN ACCESSORIES A new kind of theft has covered in Ananem, according local police, one who stole from the cars of people, and leaves them home from prayer-meeting of test as to whether the sin is crucified with not. Such a robbery no night across the street Presbyterian church. He and family drove to prairie in a car that to all appear perfectly sound. But started home they found born old car just would investigating, they found tery had been stolen. Po is quite an unusual ro FULLERTON B. OF T. CHANGES TO C. OF C. Fullerton B. of T. was changed to the Fullerton C. of C. and a constitution and by-laws were adopted last night at the first monthly meeting since the summer vacation. The constitution provides that the object of the new C. of C. shall be to foster and encourage commerce, to stimulate all manufacturers, and to promote the economical, civic and social welfare of the people of Fullerton and vicinity. All persons who sympathize with the objects of the organization shall be eligible to membership. The constitution provides that the government of the organization shall be vested in directors. The annual meeting is Feb. 5. The meeting of the members is to be held on the third Wednesday of each month, and at such times as the president may determine. The constitution may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the members in good standing, but notice of the meeting in which such amendments are to be considered must be given at least 10 days prior to the time of meeting. FULLERTON C. OF C. OPENS NEW SEASON The first monthly meeting of the C. of C. of Fullerton this season was held last night, the grammar being featured with an illustrated address by Walter Blossom of the So Cal. Edison Co. on the development of light and water power. Richard E. Smith of the Edison Co., elaborated on the Einstein theory which Fullerton business men enjoyed. Major E. J. Marks discussed the Legion program for Armistice day. C. of C. endorsed the plans, and a motion was passed to support and give every possible help to the Legion boys. The new members were admitted to the C. of C., George W. Beard and Henry G. Sheck. Work may start on the new Fullerton Dry Cleaning plant next week, it was announced this morning by Mrs. J. N. Noonan. "Shorty" Smith, coach at Fullerton H. S., is getting his team in trim. CONFERER OVER SITE FOR SCIENCE UNIV. Conferences were held yesterday between R. G. Raymer, secretary of Fullerton C. of C. and M. M. Kline president of the University Development Co., of America with offices in Los Angeles, relative to the possible location of a five million university site at Fullerton, to be erected under the supervision of the Christian Science church. It is said the proposition does not have endorsement of the mother church. Nothing definitely was arrived at. GRAMMAR SCHOOLS GAIN 127 PUPILS The enrollment in the Fullerton grammar schools has grown from 1011 on the opening day of school to 1138 today, according to an announcement given out this afternoon from the office of C. A. Marcy, principal. The enrollment among the schools is divided as follows: main building, 459; Chapman-ave, building, 390; Ford-ave, building, 263, and the Broadway building, 26. E. R. Eaton of the Fullerton News is expected to return shortly from a trip to Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs. M. Shay left this afternoon over the P. E. and S. P. for El Dorado, Arkansas. S. W. Smith is in Los Angeles today. About 50 members of the Fullerton Kiwanis club took dinner today with La Habra Kiwanians. The work on the Fullerton H. S. library is expected to be completed about Thanksgiving, according to L. E. Plummer, principal: Miss Emma Robinson of the Fullerton H. S. office went to Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. Myrtle Jones and son left last night over the Santa Fe for Cold Water, Mich. Mrs. R. R. Heaton, Mrs. A. M. Thomas and Mrs. J. Murray left last night over the Santa Fe for the G. A. R. convention at Des Moines, Ia. W. A. Smith of the Standard Bank left this morning for Los Angeles on business. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot of Fullerton but well known here left Wednesday for a two weeks motor trip to the northern part of state. They plan to go the Inland territory from the cars of our home from prayer-meeting of test as to whether the sin is crucified with no not. Such a robbery night across the street Presbyterian church. He and family drove to prairie in a car that to all appear perfectly sound. But started home they found born old car just would vestigating, they found tery had been stolen.Po is quite an unusual rook ownder part of a car, thieves will be stealing her. The police report that wonder what part of a car reported stolen Tuesday Martinet on West Center. ATTEND FUNERIES OF MRS.JOEL Mr. and Mrs. O. J. R.Skroeger-st went to Denaa yesterday where she funeral services ofence B. Johnston, mothRiggs, Mrs.Johnston,poor health had visited off her daughter and his number of acquaintances extend their sympathyRiggs, Mrs.Johnston was age and is survived by hers.Mrs.Riggs and MsEvans and one son Dr.Sston at whose home she p SEVERAL TO ATG.A.R.CONV Several from Fullerton parts of Northern Orange to leave Thursday at 10 special car to the G.A.tion at Des Moines.O.ways the following willTroutman and wife;W.son.Yorba Linda;Mrs.M尔堡;Mrs.M Thomas amBrea;Mrs.M Shay,FullAnna French and Mrs.W尔堡. S.F.MILK PRICE,SAN FRANCISCO.S Price of milk was slashed day from 13 to 10 cents a price war among milk prices route and return via the plan to enjoy a great deal which they understand they will camp along take life easy. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TOMORROW IT'S MOST UNIQUE WEEK THE BEAUTIFULLY DECORATE Snelling James G. JUDGE J. B. COX 'The Jewel Box' Contributes the Superb Wedding Ring ST COAST THEATRES INC., WILL PRESENT THE HAPPY COUPLE TAKES PLACE AT 9 P. M. SHA THE JEWEL BOX Contributes the Superb Wedding Ring TTAKES PLACE AT 9 P. M. SHA THE PROGRAM WILL BE AN ARAY OF BRILLIANT FEATURES I MOST WONDERFUL PICTURE With CLAIRE WINDSOR And RICHARD DIX Captain WORLD FAMOUS SAN FRANCISCO CH WITH WONDERFUL PICTURES AND FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY Night Only) PRICES----All Other Shows (Except Mats. 10c and 22c. Evening 17c and 39c Program Including Snell and Vernon (Orpheum) Beneum) and Other Good Acts----Also a Wonderful Picture INNOVATION IN ACCESSORIES THEFT A new kind of thief has been discovered in Ananeim, according to the local police, one who steals the battery from the cars of church-going people, and leaves them to "leg it" home from prayer-meeting as a sort of test as to whether their "old man of sin is crucified with Christ," or not. Such a robbery occurred last night across the street from the Presbyterian church. Howard Gates and family drove to prayer-meeting on a car that to all appearances was perfectly sound. But when they started home they found the stubborn old car just wouldn't go. Investigating, they found the battery had been stolen. Police say this is quite an unusual robbery, and HERE COMES BRIDE, ANAHEIM MELODY nia management provided the theater stage during the show tomorrow night, so that astonished Anaheimers could witness the ceremony. Now heres' a pretty part of the whole affair: Open hearted Anaheim merchants, who are noted far and wide for their generosity, are planning to present the happy couple with wearing apparel and jewelry. The Prince Store will give the bride her lovely wedding gown, shoes and hat, and these can be seen on display between now and the event. Arthur Cohen's Jewel Box presented the bride with a magnificent wedding ring, and it's a beauty too. Milady's Beauty and Corset Shop is giving the bride some wonderful hose and lingerie that would knock anybody's nicely. Miss Arlyn Snelling, Anaheim girl who weds Hobo Songster. "Here comes the bride—ta-ta-ta!" That's to be the popular strain in Anaheim tomorrow night, the reason in the very unusual wedding scheduled on the stage of the California theater at 9 o'clock sharp, when James Gordon, tramp singer, an Anaheim discovered vocal genius, now showing at the above popular playhouse and Miss Arelyn Snelling, lovely titian-haired Anaheim malden are united in a nuptial knot by no less an authority in such knots than J. B. Cox, celebrated Santa Ana jurist. And here's another rich item for Anaheimers: Officer Fox, who was going to "pinch" Gordon for singing on the streets last Friday afternoon, shortly after he arrived in this city, will act as the best man. Ye gods, was there ever such a wild time. Of course everyone now is acquainted with how this troubador landed in town; was nearly arrested and how Jack Retlaw and G. T. Ingram, officials of the California theater-interceded and promised an engagement if released. And of course the whole town is cognizant of the red hot romance generated a few hours later when Gordon met Miss Snelling, an employee of the Oyster Loaf cafe, was struck dumb with her beauty and personality and proposed right on the spot. And—WOW! She accepted him, right on the spot. Then of course the wedding arrangements were hastily made, and the Califorwhole affair: Open hearted Anaheim merchants, who are noted far and wide for their generosity, are planning to present the happy couple with wearing apparel and jewelry. The Prince Store will give the bride her lovely wedding gown, shoes and hat, and these can be seen on display between now and the event. Arthur Cohen's Jewel Box presented the bride with a magnificent wedding ring, and it's a beauty too. Milady's Beauty and Corset Shop is giving the bride some wonderful hose and lingerie that would knock anybody's eye out. After consultation, Messrs: Ingram and Retlaw of the theater decided to present the couple with $50 in cash, and also if there is a record crowd, Gordon will participate in the receipts. The theater magnates, looking forward to a tremendous crowd are instilling extra chairs, and will be able to accommodate the largest throng in the history of the theater. Jack Retlaw had been making great preparations for the ceremony. The stage will be beautifully decorated. The usherettes will be the flower girls, while Jessie Barnett will be one of the bridesmaids. DeWitt Reese will play the organ accompaniment. The doors of the California theater will be thrown open to the waiting patrons at 6:30 o'clock tomorrow night and the first show starts promptly at 7:15 o'clock. TO TOUR ORIENT SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 21.—A party of 200 members of Islam Temple of the Mystic Shrine and their families are to leave here January 1 for a tour of the Orient. Rent that spare room with a Plain Dealer class ad. PHONOGRAPHS AND SCHMIDT MUSIC Established 1914 Phone 890 CALIFORNIA Thursday, Sept. 21, 1922 NEW NIGHT THE WEDDING CORRATED STAGE WHEN Is Gordon Genius Hobo Songster SANTA ANA'S FAMOUS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Mi=Ladys Beauty Shop Contributes Dainty Lingerie PY COUPLE WITH $50 M. SHARP--BE THERE MI-LADY'S BEAUTY SHOP Contributes Dainty Lingerie PY COUPLE WITH $50 M. SHARP--BE THERE FEATURES INCLUDING ain Lewis FRANCISCO CHINATOWN GUIDE WHO COMES PICTURES AND A SPLENDID OFFERING Shows (Except First Evening Show Friday) ning 17c and 39c City Briefs A committee has been appointed by the local Moose lodge to arrange a dance and refreshments for October 2, the next meeting night. Mrs. J. D. Welch left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Monroe, Mo. Norman Tessner who has been east for a two months' visit has just returned to his home at 318 Zeyn-st. Paul Bock is one smiling man these days the occasion being the birth of a 10 1-2 lb. son at the Fulerton Hospital yesterday. Mrs. Bock and the little son are getting along nicely. EVERY FRIDAY NITE BOXING Anaheim Athletic Club's A committee has been appointed by the local Moose lodge to arrange a dance and refreshments for October 2, the next meeting night. Mrs. J. D. Welch left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Monroe, Mo. Norman Tesner who has been east for a two months' visit has just returned to his home at 318 Zeyn-st. Paul Bock is one smiling man these days the occasion being the birth of a 10-1-2 lb. son at the Fullerton Hospital yesterday. Mrs. Bock and the little son are getting along nicely. Amy and Anna Degreyse were the guests last evening of the Misses Frahm on Lincoln avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Snyder of East Alberta, were in Los Angeles yesterday to attend the funeral of an aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Adams are moving today from their ranch on Nutwood avenue to 108 N. Citron. G. W. Wallace, commissioner for banks, is again able to make his trips after an illness of short duration. He was in Anaheim yesterday. Miss Hannah Horowitz was a visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Milton (Tex) Jones, who is connected with the Elks Athletic club activities has gone to Santa Fe Springs where he has secured a new position. The Painters local No. 1186 have announced an open meeting at the labor temple on No. Los Angeles-st tomorrow night, and expect to have plenty to eat and drink. The friends of R. R. Pember will be glad to know that he is getting along nicely and is able to be around after an illness of about two weeks. New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium include: M. L. Erickson, Fullerton; Mrs. A. J. Lawrence, Fullerton; Mrs. Chester I. Allen, Long Beach, and Shelley Horton, Villa Park. EVERY FRIDAY NITE BOXING Anaheim Athletic Club's Arena Sugar Factory Grounds 5—Snappy—Bouts—5 Main Event 138 Lbs. MIKE OLEARY of Los Angeles VS. SCOTTY DEIST of Frisco Semi 128 Lbs. Paddy Dillon of Santa Ana VS. Jimmy Musso of San Berdoo Prices—Ringside $1.50 Reserved $1.27, General Admission $1.00. Plus Tax, Tickets on sale at United Cigar Store, 123 W., Center St. Phone 153, Ladies admitted Free to ringside and reserved section, (1st row ringside excepted) when accompanied by escort.