oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-22

EVANGELICAL S. S. IN STORY AND SONG OF XMAS ALFM Evangelical Sunday school has prepared an elaborate program of song and story to be enacted tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. Everyone is invited to enjoy the evening with the congregation. Congregational Song—Silent Night. Recitations—Keeping Christmas Day—Telma Zimmerman. Welcome—Elton Sievek. The Angels of Christmas—Fern Hein. Every Week—Donald Schneider. Twenty Centuries Ago—Grace Mauerhan. Song—Christmas Bells—Primary Dept. Recitation—Margaret Weber. Dialogue—Sharing—Evelyn Link, Esther Rebhorn, Walter Lotze, Gordon Titus. Twas the Night Before Christmas—Harold Moseman. The Poorest One at Christmas—Clarence Lotz. Her Speech—Phyllis Zimmerman. Angels' Lullaby—Esther Zahl. The First Noel—Luetta Musch. The Snowbird—Lucille Lotze. The Christmas Story—Margaret Schneider. Remember Hospital Patients Joy and Christmas cheer followed in the wake of the visit yesterday of a committee from the Cypress Community club to the Orange-co hospital, leaving 60 boxes of candies and other holiday goodies for the patients there. This is but another of the many similar calls the club has made at the home the past year, and the pleasure derived is equally divided between the recipients and the donors. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carpenter of Valley Falls, Kan., have just arrived in Anaheim and will make their home with Mr. and Mrs. Bah Higgins at 315 W. Chartres-st. Cantata: From the Gates of Glory, by Judefind in costume. Bethelhem Shepherds—Ell, Rev. F. H. Droesch; Samuel, Honer Sipple; David Howard Pannier; Jesse, Earl Zahl; Felix, Arnold Dumke; Abner, Bert Neubauer. Bethlehem Girls—Mara, Alive Pannier; Eunice, Mrs. H. Messersmith; Leah, Mrs. Fred Link; Phoebe, Alice Zahl! Claudia, Gladys Zahl! Abrigail, Marie Sipple, Nazareth Girl, Bernice Stock, Mary—Mrs. Fred Link. Joseph—Fred Link. Three Wise Men—C. A. Zimmerman, John Lotz, Fred Link. Angel—Huth Pannier. Chorus of girls. Chorus of boys. LOIS REBER ENTERTAINMENT CHRISTMAS LOIS Robekah lodges children, the O'Daisy family and all evening with a Christmas hall. A tree, towning, held the interest particularly with its shiny decoration lights of many colors. The program consisted of the Mesdames Howe Maugerhan had spared their entertainment presented several numbers "Dell's Dance," by Muriel Brey and Fanny of Santa Ana, who wrote the pupils of the local of dancing; they were times and were allowed "Who Santa Clausably read by Faye" sponded with a solo number "Come All Mrs. W. J. Liewe Where the West Bound to enchore Little Bit of Honey Julian read "Jane," was followed by deliification by the two lions an old-fashioned gavement trio by Miss and Fred Krastel and chel, with a reading mas came to the Poor Ellen Tuma, brought the coming of Santa. The jolly old rascals life is C. W. Hedges the usual amount of a bag of gifts, which ed after he had acclimated happy greetings. They also given stockings and apples. Spartan Grocers G. O. PAYNE PROP. 101 Stores 138 E. Center St. Spartan Grocers G. O. PAYNE PROP. 101 Stores 138 E. Center St. 20% off on all Xmas Trees Sat. Only Fancy Late Howe Cranberries 19c Newtown Pippin Apples, heavy pack box $1.65 Extra Fancy Celery, all white large bunches, 2 for 25c and 10c New Brazil Nuts, per lb. 15c Cluster Raisins, per lb. 15c Sunmaid Seedless, pkg. 15c None Such Mince Meat 15c "Your Safe at Payne" RUETHER'S In the Heart of Anahaim's Business RUETHER'S In the Heart of Anaheim's Business PUBLIC MARKET Ladies' Rest Room We wish you all a very Merry Christmas Sanitary Lunch Counter E. L. & D. L. Ireland Teas Spices Our Christmas Suggestions Full line of Elmo Perfumes and Toilet Articles. Christmas Candy Lake's Coffee Shoppe FASSEL'S Quality & Service Grocer We Give Bankees IN THE FUTURE AS IN THE PAST WE WILL CONTINUE TO OFFER ONLY THE BEST IN GROCERIES AND FOODSTUFFS. YOU SAVE TIME AND STEPS WHEN YOU TRADE HERE. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 22ND, 1922 LOIS REBEKAHS ENTERTAIN WITH CHRISTMAS JOYS LOIS Robekah lodge entertained the children, the Odd Fellows and their families and a few friends last evening with a Christmas party in the hall. A tree, towering to the ceiling, held the interest of the children, particularly, with its glittering tinsel, shiny decorations and twinkling lights of many colors. The program committee, composed of the Mesdames Hewellyn, Terry and Mauerhan had spared no pains in their entertainment plans, and presented several numbers: "A French Doll's Dance," by the little Misses Muriel Bray and Florence Liggett, of Santa Ana, who are talented little pupils of the local Patron school of dancing; they wore Colonial costumes and were altogether charming. "Who Santa Claus Was," was very easily read by Paye Hunton who responded with a solo for her second number: "Come All Ye Faithful." Mrs. W. J. Liewellyn sang "Out Where the West Begin," and responded to enchore with "You're a Little Bit of Honey." Miss Ruth Julian read "Jane," most ably, and was followed by delightful exemplification by the two little dancers, of an old-fashioned gavotte. An instrumental trial by Miss Mabel Mitchell and Fred Krusel and Lawrence Mitchel, with a reading, "How Christmas came to the Poor House, by Miss Ellen Tuma, brought the hour for theoting of Santa." The jolly old rascal, who in real life is C. W. Hedges, entered with the usual amount of noise, carrying a bag of gifts, which were distributed after he had acknowledged the happy greetings. The children were also given stockings full of candy and apples. Plays Usual Good Game Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger continued her winning streak in playing 500 and again won high score yesterday afternoon, when the Elite club members were entertained by Mrs. A. K. Dahl. Xmas decorations were attractively used and the same motif was carried out on the tallies and place cards. A daly luncheon followed the games. The guests of Mrs. Dahl weir Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, Mrs. Herman, Schindler, Mrs. H. R. Grove, Mrs. J. H. Brunsworth, Mrs. J. B. Eden, Mrs. Max Nebelung, Mrs. Ferd Heying, Mrs. E. E. Brus, Mrs. Sophia Stock, Mrs. L. F. Pomeroy, Mrs. J. H. Kellenberger, Mrs. Henry Heying, Mrs. Len Witherill, Mrs. R. B. Herman and Mrs. L. Dahlman. Prize winners for the occasion were Mrs. Kroeger, Mrs. Schindler and Mrs. Grove. GRACE LUTHERAN S. S. PRESENTS FINE PROGRAM PRELUDE—Violin solo—Lawrence Wunder. Duct with chorus—Christmas-tide Reverie—Helen Grimm and Frieda Heinze. Open service—Pastor. Song—O Bethlehem of Judah—School. Recitation—That Night in Bethlehem—Myrtle Larsen. Recitation—a Little Baby—Arnold Fickle. Song—Christmas Morn—Beginners Class. Recitation—Shine Stars Tonight—Mildred Bonkosky. Recitation—the Angelic Chorus—Pred Keefer, Climence Bargsten. Recitation—"Bethichem"—Clyde Rasmussen. Solo—On Christmas Day—Sarah Collins. Recitation—When I Grow Up— WOMAN'S CLUB OF BUENA PARK IN XMAS PROGRAM BUENA Park Woman's club is one of the excellent club organizations of Orange co., and has presented some unusually fine programs this autumn, but yesterday's meeting was featured with a Christmas program for amusement, rather than study. Disposing of the necessary business in short order the program was opened with music by Mrs. George McNell, and a song by a group of girls under the direction of Mrs. James Calder. Mrs. Henry Warren read "The Spirit of Christmas." With Mrs. Carl Snyder at the piano, Gordon McComber sang a Christmas song, and Miss Emma Robinson read a number. As the girls finished singing Christmas carols in unison, the lights were turned on the tree which had stood unobserved and Santa Claus then appeared with gifts for each of the 53 children present, a pretty gift, a box of candy and a candy cane. Mrs. N. D. McDowell, president of the club, was hostess of the afternoon, assisted by Mrs. Ed Mann, who later served tea and wafers. The nest regular club meeting will be held Jan. 5. Party for Brother Miss Lorraine Williams entertained a bevy of friends on a recent evening honoring the birthday anniversary of her brother Everett Games, that all youngsters enjoy and refreshments were served at the conclusion of a happy afternoon. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results an old-fashioned gavotte. An instrumental trio by Miss Mabel Mitchell and Fred Krastei and Lawrence Mitchel, with a reading, "How Christmas came to the Poor House, by Miss Ellen Tuma, brought the hour for the coming of Santa." The jolly old rascal, who in real life is C. W. Hedges, entered with the usual amount of noise, carrying a bag of gifts, which were distributed after he had acknowledged the happy greetings. The children were also given stockings full of candy and apples. After this feature the company went into the bouquet room where Xmas goodies were served from tables prettily trimmed in holly. A social time with music and other amusement concluded a very happy event. The committees in charge deserve special credit for the success of the evening. Present For All Old St. Nick left a package of "something nice" at the C. B. Goodson home last evening for each member of the Chat 'En Seau club. The packages were hidden in various parts of this room and as each girl took a little slip of paper off the Xmas tree she was directed to look in a designated place for her Xmas gift. The girls experienced much delight in doing this. Several of them sewed and others passer the time with conversation and music. A tasty lunchton was enjoyed after the diversions of the evening. Guests of Mrs. Goodson were Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, Mrs. Harriett Boyd, Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. E. Voss Herrington, Mrs. W. C. Carle, Mrs. Norbert Anderson, Mrs. Gus Prescott the Misses Viola Eliott, Vera O'Rourke, Evelyn and Lillian Degryse. At the meeting in two weeks, Mrs. Carle will entertain at her home with a backward party. Living in New Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swesey have just moved into their elegant new six-room colonial home, 725 North Lemon-st., and are getting settled for home life in Anaheim after 14 years in Santa Ana. Mr. Swesey is connected with the Metropolitan Life Insurance company. Mrs. Swesey and Mrs. Olive G. Baker, of Lincoln-ave., are sisters. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Recitation—That Night in Bethlehem—Myrtle Larsen. Recitation—A Little Baby—Arnold Fickle. Song—Christmas Morn — Beginners Class. Recitation—Shine Stars Tonight—Mildred Bonkosky. Recitation—The Angelic Chorus—Pred Keefer, Cliffence Bargsten. Recitation—"Bethlehem" — Clyde Rasmussen. Solo—On Christmas Day—Sarah Collins. Recitation—When I Grow Up—Elizabeth Bonkosky and Constance Baxter. Recitation—Gifts to Bring—Primary Boys. Recitation—The Wise Men—Marlan Rusmussen. Song—O Come Little Children—School. Recitation—Real Queer—August Keefer. Recitation—Christmas Bells—Ada Heinze. Song—Long Years Ago—Leonard Shimmig, Emil Heinze and Primary Dept. Recitation — Shepherd's of the Fields—Margaret Brenner. Recitation—Real Queer — Elro Fuller. Recitation—a Virgin's Lullaby—Margaret and Doris Rasmussen. Recitation—Merry Christmas—Raymond Heinze. Song—Once a Golden Star—Group of Primary Dept. Recitation — Epiphany — Edward Heinze. Recitation—"My Little Piece." — Victor Grunow. Song—O Beautiful Star—Intermediate Classes. Recitation-Gifts for Jesus-Bertha Reusch. Recitation-For Two Little Girls-Agnes Larsen, Aulba Fickle. Recitation-Merry Christmas-Roberta Thompson. Song-Silent Night-School. Recitation-Lullaby-Juanita Fickle. Recitation-Babe of Bethlehem-Leonard Schimming. Duet-O Star Divine - Helen Grimm, Frieda Heinze. Recitation-Sweet Xmas Tide-George Brennor, Paul Bargsten. Recitation-Twinkling, Tinkling-Bertha Fuller, Lillian Christianson. Recitation-A Good Night Wish-Weldorf Larsen. Closing Service-Pastor. Song-Gather Around The Christmas Tree-School. Merry Christmas to all Store No. 1—161 Store No. 2—308 A CHRISTMAS PRESENT SATURDAY MORNING. Eastern Pop Corn White 4 lbs. Apples Nice Large Red Ones 3 lbs. Fancy Xmas Candy Per Lb. Calif. Dates, 8 oz. pkg., reg. 25c, Dates stuffed with Pecans, 50c Fancy Blue Ribbon Figs, 1 lb. Mince Meat in 1½ lbs. glass, 50c Heinz Fig and Plum Pudding, su 20c, medium 38c, large R'S Convenient Clean and Sanitary naheim's Business District MARKET 139 W. Center St. Full line of Meat, Turkey's and Poultry for Christmas PEERLESS MARKET "All That the Name Impiles" With Hearty Good wishes for Christmas and the New Year FASSEL'S Quality & Service Grocer We Give Bankees CLUB OF ARK IN PROGRAM man's club is one club organization has presented programs this day's meeting was Christmas program other study necessary business program was open to a group of girls of Mrs. James Warren read Christmas." With the piano, Gordon Christmas song, Robinson read a finished singing nison, the lights tree which had and Santa Claus gifts for each of recent a pretty day and a candycil, president of iss of the after Ed Mann, who wafers." The meeting will be Brother llamas entertain on a recent eve- third day anniver-Everett. Games enjoy and re- ed at the conternoon. Crowd Taxes Church The program presented by Calvary church and Sunday School last evening was given according to arrangement and the Mission was crowded to the limit. The children all received a treat of sweets and all enjoyed a true Christmas spirit. Eva Lyons Smith Teacher of Piano Pupil of Thilo Becker Apartment 5 Kraemer Bldg: 222 E. Center St. Phone 901 You don't use the Tin Why pay for it? ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE WHEN you buy Orange Blossom Coffee you pay for high-grade coffee only—not for tin. Orange Blossom Coffee is packed in glassin-lined bags just to save you the cost of the tin container. Orange Blossom Coffee is roasted and ground every day. To insure its freshness, it is delivered to dealers in small quantities—several deliveries being made each week. It reaches the consumer within a few days after leaving the roaster. The result? Orange Blossom retains all its original strength and aroma. It makes more cups per pound. It saves you money. Try it once and you will use it always. "It's Always Fresh" YOUR GROCER CAN SUPPLY YOU FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN Merry Christmas to all Store No. 1—161 W. Center St. Phone 284 Store No. 2—308 W. Center St. Phone 790 CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR THE FIRST 100 CUSTOMERS DAY MORNING. COME EARLY & AVOID THE RUSH Pop Corn bs. ... 25c Puritan Bacon, Half or Whole, Per Lb... 37c Nice Large 3 lbs. ... 25c Cranberries Fancy Eatmore, Per Lb... 20c as Candy, 15c Grogans Extra Fancy Olives, Qts. ... 48c 8 oz. pkg., reg. 25c, 20c with Pecans, reg. 40c ibbon Figs, 1 lb .32c in ½ lbs. glass, reg. 42c Plum Pudding, small 38c, large ... 65c Glace Fruits, 1 lb. 90c, 2 lbs. $1.80, 3 lbs., $2.65 Sunmaid Cluster Raisins, 15 oz. 20c Fancy packed Figs, 2 lb. wood box reg. $1.25 ... $1.00 Fancy I. X. L. Almonds, per lb. 30c Fancy San Diego Celery, nice large and crisp 2 for ... 25c XMAS SPECIALS Player Piano $250 and up Pianos $95 and up DANZ PIANO Co. Open Evenings Until Xmas 162 West Center Street Anaheim