oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-08

"OPERETTA FINE," IS OPINION OF BIG AUDIENCE DECIDEDLY successful! This was the opinion of all who saw the pretty operetta, Red Riding Hood, given last evening in the high school, under the auspices of the music section of the Anaheim Ebell club. The financial gains were gratifying, and as the ladies today count the dollar, realization of the proposed clubhouse is becoming more vivid. The tuneful play was under direction of H. Emston-Jennier, who also portrayed the character of the wolf to perfection with his big voice and wicked men. Miss Walter Ross, fairy queen, was most attractive and sang her solo from Madame Butterfly, "One Fine Day," with superlative charm. Miss Frieda Lumsdon, queen of the night, was rarely fine in her solo, "Slumber Boat," which she sang to the sleeping fairies. Miss Florence Smith, a fairy, proved that the elusive little elves are capable of more than looking pretty with her solo, "In the Sweet Long Ago." The duet by the Misses Delphine Cornell and Fern McCullah, "Maggie," brot fond memories and particular enjoyment to the appreciative audience. A trio by the Misses Virginia and Barbara Livingston and Barbara Austin, "Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old Kentucky Home," was irresistible and the swing of the song reached its height in the chorus with the fairies joining. Tiny Marion Stroup brought the house to its feet with "That Little Girl Is You," as the fairies kept time with their pretty wands. Little Testa Krams, in the title role, Red Riding Hood, was the winsome little child of the story and played with all the poise of a professional. Delion of the crown and a skill of wit. It is made of the new chestnut brown satin, with top of the crown and a quill of satin at a smart side. The entire surface of the satin is covered with wooden beads which add a smart touch. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: E. L. Casebier, W. W. Harvey, F. J. Rohde, Glenn Orr, H. M. Herrington (J. Berker), J. J. Hurley, W. E. Hilchcock, J. C. Peterson, L. G. Baird, R. L. Morehart, P. O. Broxon, Mrs. J. P. Martin, Kennedy Kuch, N. Freedberg, C. S. Brook, E. L. Crain, C. Weeks, F. G. Dahl, Charles Clary, Mrs. S. E. Rodgers, Mrs. B. Rodgers, Mrs. L. R. Mason, Los Angeles; Col. C. C. Smith, Oakland; G. A. Hafertepe, San Francisco; W. B. Kleinsmid, George Anderson, M. J. Hill and Boyd H. Gibbons, San Diego; A.D. Borden, Pasadena; W.G. Hudlow, San Francisco; O.A.Jouret, Berkeley, and R.F.Koonter, Pomona. Dinner for Social Six Mrs. A. Chapman, 131 Elim-st., was the hostess yesterday to an all day meeting of the Social Six. Owing to other activities yesterday, only two of the members were present, but the trio passing a most enjoyable time. At noon a sumptuous dinner was served. Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Chapman were Mrs. Frank Criss of Brea and Mrs. J.C.Coykendall. Choir Rehearsal Tonight Owing to the operetta, Red Riding Hood, being under the direction of Mr.H.Easton-Jenner, the Christian church choir rehearsal was postponed from the regular night, to this evening, at the usual hour, 7:30. Let every member take note of the change. Attend Operetta Mr. and Mrs.R.L.Cookson, Mr. and Mrs.C.G.Spears and Gerald Cornell, all of Los Angeles, were in Anaheim last night to attend the operetta, Red Riding Hood, given in the high school auditorium by the music section of Eboll club. High School One week from high school audition students sent to the public vaudeville students for the publication Blue and Gold. Include ten big art or large represent from every class present time the ties at the high school Bickley, is working conducting the perual acts which coance and the art sewing department early on the stage tunes. Naturally every student body is using the production sets. The school among the students most important activities as well functions. The show out an issue of but all the comm proud, but to do great cost of put that the students of the community denced by attend ville show. Only twenty-five eighths. The high school serving the common sible way with it lum of using this to develop the ab as well as to give the school entertained.In close co dramatic department productions is the managing and the stage settings with the class in stair direction of Miss department.Lik for productions by the art depart beatuifully and Mr. and Mrs. R. Pieper are entertaining E. T. Krohn of Shelby, Iowa, brother of Mrs. Pieper and Mrs Wm. Krehn, mother of Mrs. Pieper from Mindon, Iowa. The visitors are being shown around the pleasure resorts of Orange-co., and are very much in love with Orange-co and So. Calif. They plan an indefinite stay. Attend Operetta Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cookson, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Spears and Gerald Cornell, all of Los Angeles, were in Anaheim last night to attend the operetta, Red Riding Hood, given in the high school auditorium by the music section of Eboll club. Do You Know That your local Southern Pacific can arrange every detail of transcontinental journey, see Pullman accommodations, cliff baggage from here to distinguish otherwise help you in your situation problems, both passenger freight? Why not do your business Anaheim? D. G. MALTBY, A. Phone 123 Southern Pacific Lines THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 8TH, 1922 NE FOR EARLY SPRING JOINT HOSTESSES IN PRETTY AFFAIR FOR MRS. KEMPER One of the very pretty early winter parties, of the year in honor of Mrs. A. Kemper was the one at which Mrs. V. J. Bonnat and Mrs. Elizabeth Huntington presided over at the latter's home on S. Philadelphia at yesterday afternoon. The rooms were elaborately decorated in pink flowers and small features and greenery. There was five hundred for those who cared to play, and others passed the time with their embroidery work. Conversation and music furnished other amusements. In the late afternoon, the guests were invited into the dining room where they found their places at the prettily decked table. Nut baskets, place cards and napkins all carried a dainty pink design. A dainty three course luncheon was served by the Mendames Huntington and Bonnat, hostesses. Invitations to the delightful affair were extended the following: Mendames O. W. Fergus, Jessie Thayer, Frank Smith, Fred Hays, B. J. Broussard, Emil Kestenholtz, R. R. Pember, Welcome M. Ward, L. P. Bonnat, N. Junge, E. Vess Harrington, M. Thaxton, Walter Muckenthaler, Fullerton, Lloyd Shrode, M. L. Brady, Emory Knelp, J. C. Osher, O. A. Miles, Peck, H. K. Boyd, L. Kemper, Arthur Kemper, Miss Esther Pember and the gracious hostesses, Mrs. Huntington and Mrs. Bonnat. At the card games, Miss Esther Pember made highest score Mrs. R. R. Pember, second and Mrs. L. Kemper, consolation. JOINT HOSTESSES IN PRETTY AFFAIR FOR MRS. KEMPER W.C.T.U. Meeting The W.C.T.U. executive convention, composed of the county officers and officers of the local unions, held an all day meeting on the new M.E. church in Garden Grove yesterday, with Mrs. W.B.Huber, county president, presiding. The day was one of Thanksgiving for the passage of the Wright Enforcement set, which was the result of the recent election. A luncheon was served by the ladies of the Garden Grove church. Workers from the various unions gave expression to their future dims, and the day passed profitably and happily, Mrs. T.H.Walker represented the local union. Neice No Better Word from Mrs. Mary Horowitz, who was called to Los Angeles by the severe illness of her little niece, gives no encouragement over the child's condition. She remains unconscious and is in an alarming condition. Miss Irene Jacques was the guest of Mrs. Grandville Lawless in Los Angeles last evening. They attended the performance of Robin Hood. Mrs. H.C.Ruick was the guest yesterday of Mrs.C.C.Randall. Mr. and Mrs.S.H.Martin of Spokane are expected here in about two weeks to spend the winter with Mrs.Martin's parents, Mr. and Mrs.J.B.Root. A British naval officer is the inventor of a motor operated chain driven lawn mower with adjustable speeds. Elects New Officers The Women's Auxiliary of St. Michaels' Episcopal Church, held a very important session yesterday when they elected their officers for the High School Vaudeville One week from today, Dec. 15, the high school auditorium the Anaheim high school student body will present to the public in two performances matinee and evening the annual vaudeville show, staged by the students for the purpose of financing the publication of the annual "The Blue and Gold." The vaudeville will include ten big acts having altogether a large representative cast drawn from every class in school. At the present time the director of dramas at the high school, Miss Lucille Blickley, is working night and day in conducting the practices of the several acts which compose the performance and the art department and sewing department are working eagerly on the stage settings and costumes. Naturally every member of the student body is working in advertising the productions or in selling tickets. The school Annual is regarded among the students as one of the most important of all the student activities as well as of all class functions. The students wish to put out an issue of which not only they but all the community may well be proud, but to do it in the face of the great cost of publication requires that the students receive the support of the community, especially evidenced by attendance at this vaudeville show. The admission charge is only twenty-five cents. The high school is desirous of serving the community in every possible way with its excellent auditorium, of using this well equipped stage to develop the ability of the students as well as to give to the patrons of the school entertainment well rendered. In close co-operation with the dramatic department which directs productions is the work of stage managing and the preparation of all stage settings which is handled by the class in stagecraft, under the direction of Miss MacLean of the art department. Likewise all costumes for productions are being designed by the art department and then are beautifully and wonderfully being Elects New Officers The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Michaels Episcopal Church, held a very important session yesterday when they elected their officers for the enculing year. Mrs. J. M. McDuell was chosen president, with Mrs. W. D. Grafton as vice president. Mrs. Henry Adams will have charge of the secretarial work and also be treasurer. The united offering work will be left with Mrs. J. B. McKinley at the head. A program was outlined for the coming year which will mostly be devoted to Bible study. A social hour was enjoyed after the business and refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. W. B. Chambers. The hall was prettily trimmed for the Yuletide season. A large group of the ladies were present. Frank N. Gibbs went to Los Angeles yesterday. executed by the class in stage sewing and costuming in charge of Mrs. Lane. All costumes made are the property of the school and are stored in the wardrobe to use in other productions. SATAN'S MILLIONS NOW LIVING SATANS wicked influence has long associate deyfls he incites people to wrecking homes and driving millions and established his. EMPIRE—His wicked influence has clergymen to forsake God and unite end is here and his empire is FALLING; and Christ, the rightful distress of nations of which Jesus appear, followed quickly by peace. FREE LECTURE A Noted Bible Authority 3Rd Floor Odd Fellows BE SUNDAY, DEC. 10. Washer Opens Anahe With a Complete Line of ELECTRIC WASHINGVACUUM CLIRONERS and SEW ELECTRIC WASHING VACUUM CL IRONERS and SEW SAME PRICES AND TERMS DURING HOLIDAY SEASON WILL GIVE SET OF ATTACHMENTS. FREE WITH EACH SWEEPER —VAC ANAHEIM 227 E. CENTER Meeting executive conventive county officers local unions, held for the new M. E. prove yesterday, numer, county present of think giving of the Wright Endition was the result titin. A luncheon the ladies of the church. Workers consultions gave extensive dims, and the table and happily represented the No Better Mary Horowitz by Los Angeles by the little neice, gives over the child's mainns unconscious condition. DINNER PARTY FOR HUSBAND ON BIRTHDAY DATE Arthur Kemper was the honoree at a cleverly arranged dinner party last evening in honor of his birthday anniversary, at his home on W. Broadway. Mrs. Kemper invited a number of friends over for dinner and a happy crowd greeted the honoree. The table was pretty laid with Xmas colors and features. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemper, Miss Esther Pember, Jack Kemper, Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Pember, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Bonnat, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shrode, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonnat, Mrs. Lizzie Kempser, Mrs. Lizzie Huntington and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Hays. The evening was very pleasantly enjoyed with games, music and conversation. Church Friends Surprise Fifty friends in the Baptist church and from out-of-town went to the residence of Mr. Oscar Mack, 210 Walnut-st for a birthday surprise, as yesterday was that important anniversary in the Mock family. Singing and games were the entertaining methods of passing the evening, and a luncheon of seasonable dishes was served. Out of town guests included relatives of the Moeks and others from Long Beach and Los Angeles. Plain Donner Want Ads Get Results Best Results BRIDEGROOM SELLS ANCESTRAL SEAT LONDON, Dec. 8—The newly rich continue to take over the ancient country places from Britian's old aristocracy. The latest instane is Aboyne castle, with nearly 6,000 acres of picturesque grounds near the famous Balmoral castle, the Scotch residence of the British sovereigns. James Mearns, who began his life as a counter clerk in Aberdeen and now is the owner of a dry goods store in that city, is this new owner of Aboyne. He bought the estate from Marquis Huntouley, the aged premier Marquis of Scotland, who last summer married Mrs. James MacDonald, of Washington, D.C. The castle more than 250 years old, was the home of the Marquis' ancestors. The price Mearns paid for it was reported to be about $600,000. OH! JOY! Eddie Laemmle, just returned from Vienna, was commenting on the optimism of the Austrians. "It was pathetic to see how poor they were; pathetic to meet so many people who had been well-to-do but were impoverished by the war. I was commerating with one of these unfortunates when he surprised me by remarking: "Oh, well, we might be worse off. Surely we can take heart by following the philosophy of Mr. Henpeck. He thought he was worse off than anyboy or anything in the world, until one day he read that the male ostrich hatches the eggs." About the only hope for Europe is a second marriage." SATAN'S EMPIRE FALLING MILLIONS NOW LIVING WILL NEVER DIE—JUDGE RUTHERFORD wicked influence has long been felt in every part of the world. Together with his myffs he incites people to hatred, strife, murder, and induces war and anarchy, homes and driving millions to insanity and suicide. Satan caused the fall of man, shed his. myffs wicked influence has over-reached the denominational churches causing many to forsake God and unite with profiteers and politicians to control man kind. But here and his empire is and Christ, this rightful king, though invisible, is beginning to reign. Hence the nations of which Jesus spoke. These troubles will soon reach a climax and disbowed quickly by peace and prosperity, as Jesus assumes control. FREE LECTURE BY EVANGELIST NAISMITH Bible Authority from Flint, Michigan for Odd Fellows Bldg. 133 W. Center St. Y, DEC. 10. All Cordially Invited No Collections 7:30 P.M. er Wilson Anaheim Store one of C WASHING MACHINES CUUM CLEANERS and SEWING MACHINES ELECTRIC WASHERS PRICED FROM $80 Up ALL STYLES VACUUM CUP, CYLINDER, OSCILLATOR AND DALLY. FULLERTON 108 E. AMERIGE