oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-20

COURT HONORS LADIES WHO HAVE MOVED FROM TOWN WITH a program which everyone heartily endorsed, Liberty Court, Order of Amaranth entertained last evening in honor of three members, Mrs. Small, Mrs. Colton and Mrs. Harroun, who recently left Anaheim to make their homes elsewhere. Miss Gibson, of the E. Gene Gibson Dancing school presented her dancing school presented her dancing dolls in a score of numbers. The children range in age from three to ten years and were marvelous in their interpretation of the dances, for which Grace Elliott Gibson supplied piano music. After the program the guests were invited into the banquet room which had been "prettied up" with holly, each table being centered with the popular Christmas green. Charming little favors of gumdrop dolls were at each cover, and a luncheon of excellent menu was served. To make the occasion a little more Christmas real, oldfashioned popeorn balls were presented after the repast. Cypress Xmas Program The Cypress Community Church will have their Xmas program, Saturday evening at 7:30 in the church. All are cordially invited. Musical numbers and several tableaux will feature the program. The pastor will deliver the Xmas sermon Sunday morning. It Tays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Pageant by Pres. S. S. Christmas exercises will be held in the Presbyterian Sunday school at 7 o'clock Friday evening. The Craile roll, beginners and primary departments will take part in the recitations, songs and pantomime. The junior and intermediates children have dialogs songs, and other numbers. The young people will have a chorus and a pageant entitled "The Gift", which gives one scene in Herod's palace and the other at the stable in Bethlehem both will be represented by proper settings built by the fellows in Mr. Collins class. There will be electrical and other special features and a surprise at the last. All parents and friends are invited and other members of the school are expected to be on hand. Cypress Grammar Party Children of the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades of the Cypress school are anticipating a fine program given as a Christmas festivity on tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Miss Ethel Little teacher of those grades, will be in charge of the doings, but has appointed her assistants, Blanche Cawthon, of the eighth grade; Belle Kelley, seventh; Wesley Wallace, sixth and Sadaka Saiki, of the fifth to serve refreshments which she has provided. The treat is being kept a profound secret, but each child is asked to bring a pointed stick which they think sounds like juley, hot welnies. Games have been arranged and the youngsters are going to enjoy the party to the limit. DELPHI INCLUDED UNUSUAL MEETING OF THEIR TEXT REPORTS Accurate reports sometimes mean the four and for that the first year period of training to impress idiosyncratic to the corner stair coming study bitt," by Mr. the undivided as her common splendidly paced the month," R. W. Balch view. From author of unimagined picture, the play New York wielded in the Garage. Current event who gave parish recent visit reparations needs action; on the defeatney-McCumbie discussed Calm to naturalize women. Mrs. Schul Babylonia and program andpletion to the Mrs. C. 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The is children other numhave a titled "The scene in her at the will be boings built bills class. and other are invited school are Party a, sixth, of the discipiting a Christmas morning at of those of the doer assist the eighth; Wesley aka Saiki, freshments The treat secret, but a pointbounds like and enjoy the DELPHIAN STUDY INCLUDED TOPICS OLD AND RECENT UNUSUAL enthusiasm and interest were displayed at yesterday's meeting of the Delphian society in their text report on Babylonia and Assyria. Acknowledging that these reports sometimes seem tedious, they mean the foundation of future study, and for that reason are important. The first year is considered the period of training which is essential to impress ideas of early civilization, the corner stone, as it were, for the coming study. The review of "Babbitt," by Mrs. Leo Sheridan, held the undivided attention of the club, as her comments and style ideas were splendidly presented. The play of the month, "Rur," as given by Mrs. R. W. Balch, was exhaustive in review. From the pen of a Bohemian author of unusual education and culture, the play is winning fame in New York where it is being presented in the Garrick theatre. Current events were presented by the president, Mrs. H. H. Benjamin, who gave particular attention to the recent visit of Georges Clemenceau, reparations and national indebtedness action, pro and con comments on the defeated bonus bill, the Fordney-McCumber tariff bill and the discussed Cable Curtis bill pertaining to naturalization and citizenship of women. Mrs. Schiller's able summary on Babylonia and Assyria concluded the program and gave an excellent completion to the text. Mrs. C. E. Harbeson, who seemed at her best, sang "Silent Night, Holy Four Year Tot's Party Helen Ruth Tobin, was four years old yesterday and to make the event more happy she invited eight of her friends in for the afternoon. Games were enjoyed and the guests delighted in watching little Miss Tobin open her birthday gifts. A dainty feature that adorned the dining table was the miniature house, made of cotton, the chimney of peppermint candies and the Saata Claus standing by the door. Guests of Miss Helen were the Missie Barbara Phillips, Barbara Jackman, Ruth Cathon Poore, Cecll Bee Sutton, Bernadette Tucker, Amy Fergus, Florence and Phyllis Archer. A number of mothers and friends accompanied the youngsters who were Mrs. Page Tucker, Mrs. N. Fergus, Mrs. N. M. Durkee and Mrs. Williams, and grandmother Tobin, passed the afternoon with Mrs. Tobin. Martes Club Meets The Martes club played again yesterday at the home of Mrs. P. Nevin whose rooms were pretty in their Christmas dress of holly. Prizes were won by Mrs. W. Kaufer, first; Mrs. K. Peck, second, and Mrs. Nevin, consolation. A light luncheon was served after the games, the card tables being used. Covers were laid for Mrs. C. McCalley, who substituted for Mrs. Mock. Long Beach, Mrs. E. Bromer, Mrs. M. Keithley, Mrs. E. Gribben, Mrs. J. Black, Mrs. R. Law, Mrs. A. Trilppett, Mrs. O. Hardebeck, Mrs. McMorris and the three prize winners, the Merdames Kaufer, Peck and Nevih, making an even dozen. Home for Holidays Anaheim girls students at Pomona college are home for the holidays to participate in the different social events. Among them are Ida Manter, Ruth Reh, Marguerite Schneider. PANTOMIME FOR BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM The Sunday school of the Calvary Baptist church of Anaheim, will hold the Christmas program and entertainment in the Spanish Mission, Helena at near Center Thursday evening, cdc 21st at 700. It has been poised about that Suhta Clans will be there and have a present for everyone. Especially invitation is extended to all Baptists in the community as well as to everyone who will come. The different classes of the Sunday school will have song or exercises and the Ladies Union will stage a "Pantomime-Xmas in Tonetown"—a very amusing as well as instructive missionary play. Characters of the pantomime are: Missionary—Miss Merl Simmons; The Giver—Miss Ruth Shields; Ladies of Tonetown—Misses Emma and Helena, Meger, Dela Slaybach.; The Mother, Mrs Blanche B. Cornell; and her children Anna Brown, Mabel Wilson and Rolla S. Cornell. Chauffeur, Mr. Schuckman, janitor, W. C. Barker, expressman, Mr. Ryner Ohland; small boy, Max Knox. The program follows: Opening—"Joy" to the World"—Sunday School Orchestra. Song by Sunday School Quartet, "It Came Upon a Midnight Clear"—Miss Elizabeth Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Ryner J. Oblund, and Harold H. Knox. Chorus—"Nativity Song"—entire Sunday School: Ryner J. Oblund, director. Welcome Prayer—Sunday "school Supt. Harold M. Knox." Scene 4: Pantomime The Gifts and the Giver. The Ladies of Tonetown pack a Xmas Box for Miss City Missionary. Address of Welcome by Harold McKeelan. Home for Holidays Anaheim girls students at Pomona college are home for the holidays to participate in the different social events. Among them are Ida Manter, Ruth Reed, Marguerita Schneider, Lillia Johnson, Martha Hileand and Gladys Fitz, and Vesta Newsom from Garden Grove. These girls are all graduates from A. U. H. S. Night," with Mrs. Ruth Seitz accompanying at the piano. The society entertained two guests: Mrs. S. C. Hartranft, supervisor, and Mr. J. W. Newell, president of the Fullerton Delphian society. at Weber's Gifts For Everyone Xmas Specials Candle Sticks Mahogany Finish 75c Pair Incense Burners 15 Cents Book Ends Polychrome finish $3.50 Values Special $2.75 Picture Frames Swinging, Gold or Silver finish with Polychrome trimming. $1.50 Smoking Stand Book Ends Polychrome finish $3.50 Valuea Special $2.75 Picture Frames Swinging, Gold or Silver finish with Polychrome trimming. $1.50 Smoking Stand Mahogany finish with glass rib tray for $2.50 Leather Cigarette Cases $1.00 Desk Set In fancy and criton $1.50 per set Card Sets Containing 100 Poker Chip and Pack of Cards $3.85 Books All Reprint Copyright Book 75c Music Rolls 95c, $1.50, $2.75 and $4.95 Dolls Indistructible Dolls and Movable Arms and Legs Large 26-inch Imported Dolls Join Body Wove Wig and Eyelashes $7.85. Toy Department Buddy Bug Cars can be adjusted to fit any age of Children $1.30 WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE 112 East Center St. PAGE MIME FOR ST SUNDAY PROGRAM by school of the Calvary of Anaheim, will hold program and enterthe Spanish Mission, Center Thursday evenest at 700. It has been that Sabta Clans will have a present for evically invitation is expanded in the commil as to everyone who sent classes of the Sandal have song or exercise Union will stage a Kus in Tonetown"—a as well as instructive day. Of the pantomime are: Miss Merl Simmons; Ms. Ruth Shields; Ladies — Misses Emma and Dela Staybach. The Blanche B. Cornell; and Anna Brown, Mabel olla S. Cornell, Chaufuckman, Janifor, W. C. Assman, Mr. Ryner Qhoy, Max Knox. Follows: Joy to the World"—Oriental Orchestra. Sunday School Quartet, in a Midnight Clear" — Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Boulund, and Harold H. Nativity Song"—entire d. Rynor J. Oblund, Prayer—Sunday "school M. Knox. E Pantomime and the Giver. of Tonetown pack a Miss City Missionary. Welcome by Harold Cantata Sunday Night The final rehearsal for the Sunday music which will feature the Presbyterian services, will be held Saturday evening in the church. The regular quartet is assisted by Mrs. Walter Ross and Mr. Donald Walker in singing the cantata, "The Holy Night," by Ashford, which occurs Sunday evening. Lighted only by the flockering glow of 14 cathedral candles, in tall gilded holders, the effect will be wonderously beautiful, furthered by the elaborate decorations of greenery, Christmas flowers and golden stars. The cantata is under the direction of Dale Hamilton Evans who also is organist. The offertory solo in the morning will be sung by Mr. Waugh and in the evening by Donald Walker. In the morning, two choruses from "The Coming of the King," (Dudley Buck) will feature the service. Christmas Party for Six Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamilton Evans extended the hospitality of their home last evening to the quartet choir of the Presbyterian church entertaining with a Christmas party. With music, both in conversation and execution, the evening was happily passed. Later the guests were invited into the dining room where covers were laid at a prettily appointed table. Centered with poinsettias, hung with red and green garlands, from a suspended lighting fixture, and brightened with gold stars placed to advantage, the charm was complete. The guests included the Misses Alice Grim, Elizabeth Walker, and Messrs Maurice C. Waugh and William Askin, who, with the host and hostess made a jolly sextet. Spiritualist Service The Spiritualist association announces a splendid meeting, for Thursday of this week when Rev. Winnick. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clark and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Olmsstead and sons, and Mrs. Adolph Rimpau passed the day in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lee have returned from a several days outing at Los Angeles and Redondo Beach. Mrs. Halsey Ives Spence is attending a P. E. O. lunchoon in Los Angeles today, given in the Hotel Alexandria. Mrs. Ben Baxter left today for San Dimas where she will remain until after Christmas. Mr. Baxter and their son will join her for a weekend visit. Birthday Dinner O. W. Heying was the honoree of a delightful 1 o'clock chicken dinner party Sunday in honor of his birthday anniversary. A birthday cake featured the menu. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Heying and little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heying and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Heying of Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Heying and Dr. Ernest Heying. The afternoon was merrily passed and in the evening a luncheon was enjoyed. Iowa Ass'n. Dinner The dinner time for the Iowa residents or visiting, is at hand. Few remember the incident, but on December 28th, 1846, Iowa joined the Union. The Iowa Association of So.Calif., will hold its annual Admission Day Dinner, Recognition and Reunion at the Union League club, Thursday, Dec. 28, 1922, at the corner of Hill and Third-streets. All Iowaans including visitors and tourists are invited for this delightful occasion. On a Midnight Clear"—entire Bartlett, Mr. and Miss Blund, and Harold H. Nativity Song"—entire Rynor J. Oblund, Prayer—Sunday "school M. Knox. The Pantomime and the Giver. of Tonetown pack a Miss City Missionary. M. Welcome by Harold Doors Open Wide"—and Primary departments Malthy Supt. assisted Simons. At the turn of the Abplanalp. ck-n-Bye"—Mabel WilOf Pantomime arrives at the home of missionary. "Love, the sweetest Blue bird class, Anna Mollylyn Cornell, Mary Sophie Cornell, Alice Edwards, Helen Shay-O. Mock, teacher. on"—Santa Claus"—Wilson. Christmas Time"—Inter "Magic Words",—Live Harold McKeehan, Max Alspip, David Maltyb. "Don't Forget"— Of Pantomime of Miss City Mission-Moth. Final scene. Scholars"—Beginners Dept. The Angels and Theela Slabach. He Didn't Want Boys. Betty Knox. By everyone. Spiritualist Service The Spiritualist association announces a splendid meeting, for Thursday of this week when Rev. Minnie Sayres will be present both in afternoon and evening. Mrs. Puffenberg, with whom Anaheim members of the church are familiar, will also be present. Everyone is welcome to the meetings. O.E.S. School of Instruction A school of instruction for the eighth chapter of O. E. S. in this district, will be held in Anaheim Friday, Dec. 29, in Masonle Temple. Lunchcon will be served at noon, as the meeting will require the whole day. Chispa chapter will delineate the greater portion of the secret work. Mrs. John Kellenberger is district deputy president and will have a prominent part in the day's work. No Gym Club Tonight There will be no session of the Business girls gym club this evening owing to the various other activities in the city. But attention is called to the fact that at the next meeting night, the dues will be collected and all members are urged to be present. Program in charge of Mrs. J. F. Jenkins. The Mission will be prettily decorated in suitable Xmas style, a Xmas tree, and A Merry Good Time, will be enjoyed by all those who come. Iowa Ass'n. Dinner The dinner time for the Iowa residents or visiting, is at hand. Few remember the incident, but on December 28th, 1846, Iowa joined the Union. The Iowa Association of So. Calif. will hold its annual Admission Day Dinner, Recognition and Reunion at the Union League club, Thursday, Dec. 28, 1922, at the corner of Hill and Third-sts. All Iowaans including visitors and tourists, are invited for this delightful occasion. Episcopal Church Helps The women of St. Mitchael's parish are asked to bring to the guild hall on Sunday evening, donations suit-abe for the residents and nurses of Orange-co hospital and home. Salem Church Aid The Ladies Aid of Salem Evangelical church will meet tomorrow at 2:30 in the hall. Every member is requested to be present. OLIVE TEACHER IS GIVEN FORD SEDAN A. W. Schmidt and family, of Olive, are happy indeed over the gift which they have already received, apparently from Santa Claud; for a nice new Ford sedan was mysteriously driven into the Schmidt drive and abandoned, the only identification being the disk showing the purchase had been made from a nearby Ford agency. Investigation proved that friends of Mr. Schmidt, who is instructor of the Lutheran parochial school in Olive, had presented the Ford as a mark of their appreciation. Rev Theiss, pastor of the Olive Lutheran church, was similarly honored about two years ago by members of his congregation. The Christmas Gift for Her! Select her Christmas gift from our collection of fascinating Jewelry, and her smile of appreciation will rival the brilliance of the gems. 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