oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-05

NEW OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR IN SUNDAY SCHOOL THE meeting of the Sunday School board and the annual election of officers was held last evening following an excellent supper served in the church dining room. Among the business topics coming up was the change in date of the Christmas cantata from Friday, Dec. 22 to Thursday night, Dec. 21. Committees were appointed to look after other Christmas arrangements, among them the treat committee composed of Charles Eygabroad, F. T. Edmiston, W. M. Wellman, Mrs. E. W. Baum and Mrs. Harry Jayne. A communication was received from the Edellis class giving the name of 20 ladies who have volunteered to act as supply teachers. Election of officers resulted as follows: George M. Tedrick, re-elected superintendent, with Rev. Cee Wellman, assistant. Harry Jayne is recording secretary. N. R. Phillips, treasurer and R. W. Marvin, assistant. Mrs. C. E. Wilkinson was elected enrolling secretary. In the cradle roll department Mrs. W. M. Wellman will be superintendent, with Mrs. E. A. Collins her assistant. Mrs. Wm. Warner is of the head of the beginners' department, with Mrs. L. P. Nichols and Mrs. E. B. Segerstrom, assistants, Mrs. J. K. Langdon heads the Primary division, with Mrs. J. E. Maire, Mrs. Warren Mathis, Mrs. Harry Jayne, and the Misses Twinum, DeWitt, Grace Curtis, Bryant and Benecke her helpers. Mrs. E. W. Baum is superintendent of the junior department, with Messdames Goodyear, Bonney, Floyx West and Porsythe her teachers, Mrs. George Tedrick as superintendent. Luncheon for Musicians Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Andersen, Louis Artau, Mrs. Niver and Mrs. Ruth Selitz were in Los Angeles yesterday attending the luncheon given at the City club to one hundred musicians of the Southland representing all branches of music. The occasion was in preparation of Music week, which is hoped to inaugurate in southern California. Other cities over the nation have successfully observed such a week. Portland having just concluded one, Gale Christopher, manager of the Philharmonic orchestra, and musical director in the Long Beach Methodist church during the pastorate of Dr. J.A.Gelsinger, some years ago, was present and offered the services of the great orchestra for the occasion. Annaheim was recognized through her representatives and each one called upon to make a short talk: Exchange of ideas and working plans made the lunchout a beneficial one. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included; Kennedy Kuch, R.L.Morehart, K.Mathis, W.P.Lohman, J.P.Margin, W.W.Harvey, B.J.Driscoll, William Warendorf, W.HWhitefield, Harry Schwartz, J.M.Hoffman, Harry F.Mix, C.Exreeman and W.S.Hall, Los Angeles; F.C.Bartholf, and George Dunton,Loveand; A.Wright,Tatt; W.J.Ellott,Monteca,andR.L.McCoy,LongBeach. Bazaar in Music Store Through the courtesy of Dunham & Knife, and the Danz Music Co., the ladies of the White Temple will hold their hazear in the store Friday.Qufits aprons; Christmas gifts for the baby and children's clothes will Surprising A merry pardoned to the Park Chartres-st-louis Tucker celebrating... W. Welleman will be Superintendent with Mrs. E. A. Collins her assistant, Mrs. Win Warner is at the head of the beginners department with Mrs. L. P. Nichols and Mrs. E. B. Segerstrom, assistants, Mrs. J. K. Langdon heads the Primary division with Mrs. J. E. Mairt, Mrs. Walton Mathis, Mrs. Harry Jayne, and the Misses Twinum, DeWitt, Grace Curtis, Bryant and Benecke her helpers. Mrs. E. W. Baum is superintendent of the junior department with Mendames Goodyear, Bonney, Floy West and Forsyth the her teachers, Mrs. George Tedrick as superintendent, and Miss Esther Pember and Wilbert and Alfred Bonney, and Mr. Burger, will conduct the Intermediates the coming year. The seniors will be in charge of Coe Wellman whose assistants will be the Messrs J. P. Sebastian, Merritt, Steelhead, Lawrence Southernland, Mrs. Bec kand Mrs. G. Herbert Goodale. H. W. Lewis is in charge of the young people department with J. R. Anderson, W. S. Price, Dr. Jackson and Mrs. Merritt assisting, and P. T. Edmiston, Chas Eygabroad, W. E. Gunnett, L. P. Nichols, and Miss Walker in the adult department. Miss Lenore Stewart has returned from a visit at Long Beach. The M. V. Stewart family, west of Anaheim are recovering from colds. Bazaar in Music Store Through the courtesy of Dunham & Knife, and the Dana Music Co., the 180th of the White Temple will hold their bazaar in the store Friday. Quilts, aprons, Christmas gifts for the baby and children's clothes will be featured and prices will be marked at very reasonable figures. On Saturday a cooked food sale will be held in Schneider's market. Small Company Dinner Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and daughters entertained with a dinner party on a recent evening. The after dinner hours were passed with music and conversation. Covers were placed for Dr. and Mrs. W. W Davis, Bren, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld and Miss Esther Greweo and the host and family. Mrs. Ben Baxter, who has been confined to her bed the past two weeks with illness, is improving and hopes to be sitting up in a few days. One of the Beautiful 5 room Spanish Bungalow designed and erected by Harry F. Dierker Co., in the Owens and Jones Tract, which has just been to L. Y. Mattes, construction engineer. We Will Design and Build A Home For You LOCATED IN THE DIERKER BLOCK OF Here Are Some of the Features LOCATED IN THE DIERKER BLOCK OF OWENS AND JONES TRACT Following is a list of a few of the features incorporate construction of these bungalows: Cove ceilings and hardwood floors. Latest style wrought electric fixtures. Tiled floor Patio, wrought iron grill-work. Other attractive and convenient feature Our plan is to build entire block with Stucco bungalows, ish, English and Belgium design. We control n lots in this block and will sell you a lot, buil ing to your wishes and arrange all financing. Our aim is to make this block the most of any in Anaheim. All new bungalow exterior, extra wide distance from s wide parking. Harry H. 120 NORTH LOS A PHONE 199 THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 5TH, 1922 CHORAL SOCIETY REHEARSING FOR COMMUNITY XMAS AMBITIOUS to make the community Christmas celebration the greatest ever held, the Anaheim Community Choral Society is spending great effort in the program, meeting each Monday night for rehearsals. The society, now composed of about 70 voices, is learning many Christmas carols to be used at the Community Christmas tree in the city park on a date during holiday week. The program will be repeated in the Mexican colony on the following evening. Gifts for the children will hang on both trees making a joyous Christmas celebration. With Miss Marion Wallace acting as the competent accompanist for the society, a study of the cantata, "Galileo," by Charles Gonoud, was begun. Roscoe Corley contributed two solos with his characteristic charm, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Seitz. On next Monday evening the society will hear Mr. F. H. Leonard in bass solos. Through the efforts of Louis Danz, president; A. C. Stewart, of the Pacific Coast Community Service music department, will attend the next meeting to give an inspirational talk. The meetings are held in the high school, through the courtesy of J. A. Clayes, and are lawy well attended. C. W. Austin presented 3000 copies of the carols to be used in the Christmas programs, to the society last evening. Surprise at Tuckers A merry party of friends journeyed to the Page Tucker home on E. Chartres-st last evening to help Mrs. Tucker celebrate her birthday anni- Club Opposes Bill Going on record yesterday as opposed to the Burison bill, now up for discussion before Congress, Anaheim Ebell club instructed its secretary to write the state's congressmen to that effect. This bill will take from the Puerto Indians all their lands, and the clubs' action was only in line with the opinion of the many other women's clubs at the state. Echoes from the Southern district federation of clubs, held in San Diego the middle of November were heard in the excellent reports of the delegates, Mrs. Nelle E. Terry and Mrs Kate Ren. Dr. Raiche, also a delegate, gave her time to exploiting the sale of Red Cross seals, with explanation for the use of a portion of the funds in establishing a dental clinic. The new by-laws were adopted unanimously, among them being one to provide for rthe nine directors so filling their terms that at least six old ones will serve with three new ones as each election rolls around. Mrs. Harry Spellman, talented reader, pleased the club greatly with her numbers, and little Blenda Probst, also recognized as unusually fine, contributed two readings. Chairmen of the several club sections gave excellent reports of the doings of the divisions. Operetta Almost Ready The Anaheim Community Players are perfecting their work in the two one-set plays to be given Tuesday, Dec. 12, in the high school, and to which the public is invited. No admission will be charged. One play will be given before the Parent-Teachers meeting in the afternoon, and both of them in the evening. The ladies have industriously sewed on the costumes for some time and now the men of the east are building the properties, carpentering and rehearsing going on at the same Meeting to give an inspirational talk. The meetings are held in the high school, through the courtesy of J. A. Claye, and are laways well attended. C. W. Austin presented 3000 copies of the carols to be used in the Christmas programs, to the society last evening. Surprise at Tuckers A merry party of friends journeyed to the Page Tucker home on E. Chartres-st last evening to help Mrs. Tucker celebrate her birthday anniversary. The affair was a complete surprise and an enjoyable evening was passed. Games were enjoyed and prizes were awarded Mrs. Tomblin and Mrs. Toblin. Mrs. Tucker was the recipient of many pretty gifts. A delightful luncheon was enjoyed in the late evening hours and the time happily passed by Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tomblin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geiser, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Toblin, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Callahan, Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee, Mr. and Mrs. Clevenger, Misses Mae and Agnes Bowe, and Helen Tucker, Benjamin Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. Page Tucker. Operetta Almost Ready The Anaheim Community Players are perfecting their work in the two one-act plays to be given Tuesday, Dec. 12, in the high school, and to which the public is invited. No admission will be charged. One play will be given before the Parent-Teachers meeting in the afternoon, and both of them in the evening. The ladies have industriously sewed on the costumes for some time and now the men of the east are building the properties, carpentering and rehearsing going on at the same place and the same hour. Knights of Pythias Night The local Knights of Pythias lodge will hold first nomination of officers Wednesday evening. Degree work will also be a part of the program. All members are requested to attend. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends, the different lodges, and Rev. Thomas H. Walker for the words of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during the illness and death of Carr Kopfer. MRS. LOUISE KOPFER AND FAMILY MRS. EMMA GRIBBEN MRS. RICHARD GROOS You Can Own Of These Fine A Home of your own, with a beautiful law you need to make life worth while for you can offer your wife and children the oppor do as they desire and act as they wish, is son Life in a rented flat or apartment is not one life thoroughly you need the freedom and home of your own. Here Is How We Can the Features R BLOCK OF THE ES TRACT features incorporated in the Latest style wrought iron ratio, wrought iron gates and convenient features. Stucco bungalows of Spann. We control nearly all ell you a lot, build accordrange all financing. this block the most attractive All new bungalows, stucco de distance from sidewalk. 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A letter has been received from headquarters thanking the American Legion Auxiliary for their proposed visit to Camp Kearney and the comrades there. The ladies of the local order have been working hard with sales and other moneymaking efforts to take substantial Christmas cheer to the boys in the hospital especially. There are 148 patients now, one half of whom are confined to their beds. Boxes of candy, cakes, nuts and fruit are being packed and will be delivered personally by representatives of the Auxiliary and the Legion about the middle of December. Aid Sale at Grinishaws There will be a sale of fancy goods, comforts, aprons and cooked foods Thursday, Dec. 7, at the home of Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw, 112 West Broadway by the Ladies Aid of the Freebyterian church. The affair promises a little more of the social nature than the ordinary bazaar, being held in the hospital home; but everyone is invited. If not sure of Christmas gifts, the entire list may be found on sale, and no end of good things for the evening meal may be purchased, thus sharing the pleasures of Ole hazzar with friend husband. Dress Rehearsal Wed. A rehearsal of the entire Red Riding Hood company will be bed Wednesday evening, beginning at 8:30, in the high school. Mothers are asked to please see that the children are there on time, as the practice is an important and lengthy one. The conditions are gorgeous and everything now points to a decidedly successful presentation on Thursday night. Mrs. Walter Roen, the queen, is one of the small gracious ladies of nobility, and with her 70 little fairies will make a beautiful picture. Otto Krabtel will accompany all the singing. Tickets are on sale at Heying's Pharmacy and the Lexington salesroom. Proceeds are for the Ebell clubhouse building fund, and the Music section under whose auspices the operetta is being given, is anxious for a good audience. Lesson for Section The History and Travel section of the Ebell club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the high school. The special topic is the Religion of Greece. Members are asked to read the history of Greece to the Persian Wars. They will also read the articles in the National Geographic for December, "The Glory that wns Greece." Santa Claus Changes Our Name Because he thinks our store looks more like a Xmas Store than a drug store so from now until Xmas our store will be known as Santa Claus Changes Our Name Because he thinks our store looks more like a Xmas Store than a drug store so from now until Xmas our store will be known as The Christmas Store SELECT YOUR GIFT NOW GIBSON'S DRUG STORE Center St. "At Your Service" Anaheim Own One Fine New Homes With a beautiful lawn and garden surrounding it, is all that worth while for you and your family. A home where you children the opportunity to enjoy life without restrictions to as they wish, is something you owe them. 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