oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-26

LOCAL COUPLE WED AT SUNSET IN PARENTAL HOME BEAUTIFUL and simple were the services at sunset Saturday evening when Miss Luna Wellman and Ensign Dale Quarton were wed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wellman on E. Center-st. The rooms were attractive in their triumphs of red and green with Xinge candles as the only lighting effects in the room where the young couple exchanged their vows, and in the reception room where the wedding luncheon was served. They were attended by Mrs. Wayne Amack, sister of the groom, who was attired in a dark gown, and Irving Quarton, brother of the groom. Rev. Coe Wellman, brother of the bride was the officiating clergyman. The bride, an attractive brunette, was gowned in a dark chiffon velvet gown and carried an armful of bridges roses. She entered the parlor on the arm of her father. To quote Lord Byron "she walked in beauty like the night". After a wedding menu, the couple was accompanied to Los Angeles where they left at eight on the Lark for San Francisco to enjoy their honeymoon. The wedding unites two of the popular young people of Anaheim. Their romance had its beginning when they attended Anaheim high school. Both are graduates, Ensign Quarton being from the class of '16 and his bride, the class of '17. Mrs. Quarton, one of Anaheim's talented musicians, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wellman. She is active in the young people's circles of the White Temple. Ensign Quarton is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton, long time residents of Anaheim. After leaving Anaheim he passed a year at Pomona, then went to Stanford and while there re- Yes, next to Niagra Falls, Washington, D. honeymooners, for what could be more romantic the Nation's capital during a honeymoon Of honeymooners are Mr. and Mrs. Cummins Raw being the grandson of Senator Albert B. Cum Cummins was formerly Miss Ruth Gotschell of Buena Park News Family A turkey tree enlivene Buena Park News BUENA PARK, Dec. 26.—The Woman's Club entertained with a Christmas party at the Community Hall Thursday afternoon. After a short business meeting the program committee took charge and had a very enjoyable program, including the following numbers: Piano solo—Mrs. McNeil; Song—by seven girls; Reading—The Spirit of Christmas—by Mrs. H. E. Warren; Song—Santy was good to me—Gordon McComber; Song—Silent Night, Holy Night—by seven girls; Ready Patry—Miss Emma Robinson. Santa Claus then spoke to the children and presented each one with a gift, a box of candy and a candy cane. Tea and assorted cakes were served to the guests by the hostess, Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Mc Dowell. Jack Golden broke his arm while cranking his car Thursday morning. Dr. Johnson set the broken arm and Jack went back to the store to work. Mrs. J. Walter Wilson and daughter Patricia of Long Beach, and Mrs. Charles Preston of Tustin attended the Christmas party at the club Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Niger of South Dakota and Mr. Ryman and daughter of Kansas are the guests of Mr. M. Ryan of Orangutanpe avenue. Mr. Hedden of Boise, Idaho, visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Caloway, last week. New books are ready for circulation at the library Saturday at 2 p.m. Non Fiction—Fundamentals of Business English, by Holzenger. The Seventh Xmas—Coningsby Dawson. The Angel of Xmas—Stella Perry. Adult Fiction—The Covered Wagon—E. Hough. The Circuit Rider's Wife—Ed Egleson. The Beloved Vagabond—William Locke. The Postmaster—Joseph Lincoln. The Heart of the Sunset—Rex Beach. The Conquest of Canaan—Booth Tarkington. Missing—Mrs. H. Ward. The Phantom Herd—B. M. Bower. J. Poindexter, Colored—Irvin Cobb. The Breaking Point—Mary Roberts Rinehart. Certain People of Importance—Kathleen Norris. In the Days of Poor Richard—I. Family A turkey tree enlivened Mrs. J. J. Blair all relatives, to celebrate the excellent share of pleasure it contained. The compass Mrs. Charles and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, all of W. S. Blatcher, Whittier, Bircher and f Evening Mr. and M. Lemont-st pre dinner party and friends, bird and the t Coven were W. B. Parrett Mrs. Helen Matter, Henry Miss Ida Matt gryse, George ter. In the evening by Mr. and Charles Harrog and Mrs. Car They passed variation and Xmas Day Among the les enjoying Friends and re Mr. and Mrs. A tree with girl dinner composition of the entertainment included Mrs. and Mrs. Clara Mr. and Mrs. Drenn, of Los and hostess f Happy Tee Mrs. P. V., happy for Ch conditional teed her from Mrs. R. J. Ro York, Mrs B fection clearance conversation w joy of hearing The dinner party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sheridan, son, Golden; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheridan and daughter, Kathleen; Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Anderson and little Norberia; Frances, Viola, Clifford, Bethel and Walter Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Schneck and daughter, Shirley and Miss Vada Wilbur, of Long Beach. After dinner the tree, with its mysteries packages, claimed attention. Gifts were distributed to both young and old. The evening was joyfully passed in music and visiting. Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Harry Spellman of East Broadway, were host and hosts at a family reunion which included many members of Mr. Spellman's family and was the occasion for one of the happiest meetings of the year. A tree with its twinkling lights and sparkling decorations yielded gifts for the entire company, which was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor, of Riverside; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Shear, of Banning; Mr. and Mrs. James Shear, of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Spellman, Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Spellman, Orange. The visitors left the Spellman home just as the Christmas carolers began their songs. Pretty Nazarene Program The church of the Nazarene gave a very nice Christmas entertainment Friday evening consisting of music and recitations. A one act play, a story of the home on Christmas eve, was beautifully enacted and greatly enforced by the large congregation. The house was pretty indeed with the usual Christmas trimmings, colors in red and green, with evergreens used throut out. Club Meeting Friday The West End Country club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. F. Fisher on Lincoln-ave., Friday afternoon, Dec. 29. Let all members register the date. The Beloved Vagabond—William Locke. The Postmaster—Joseph Lincoln. The Heart of the Sunset—Rox Beach. The Conquest of Canaan—Booth Tarkington. Missing—Mrs. H. Ward. The Phantom Herd—B. M. Bower. J. Poindexter, Colored—Irvin Cobb. The Breaking Point—Mary Roberts Ringhart. Certain People of Importance—Kathleen Norris. In the Days of Poor Richard—I. Bacheller. Juvenile Books—Fairy Tales—H. C. Anderson. Tom Slade with the Boys—P. Fitzhugh. Boy Stories—R. Kipling. Lady Linda's Gay Friends—Amy Brooks. The Children's Book of Xmas—J. C. Dler. Bumper, the White Rabbit in the Woods—Ed. Prettie. Mr. Rabbitt's Big Dinner—Albert Punl. The Cat that was Lonesome—Chadwick and Freeman. The Mouse that Lost her Tail—Chadwick and Freeman. Patty Blossom—Carolyn Wells. Patty Bride—Carolyn Wells. Miss Ethel McNeil of Pomona College is home for the holidays. Richard Nelson, a student at U.S.C., is also home for the Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brown and son Donald and Mrs. M.B.Shaw, of San Bernardino, were guests at the W.B.Shaw and O.R.Dano homes for several days. Thomas Warren, who attends Pomona College, came home Wednesday for the holidays. W.R.Braly returned Friday from San Francisco where he has been confined in the hospital for six weeks. Mr.Braly's hand is no better and he will have to undergo another operation. Mr. and Mrs.Harvey Calaway and Mrs.L.Calaway visited in Fullerton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Mann and son Donald spent Friday evening at Anaheim. J.L.Robeson and daughter Virginia, were guests at a birthday party at the home of R.Z.Adams in Los Angeles Friday evening. Happy Tee Mrs. P.V., happy for Chic continental tea ed her from Mrs.R.J.Ro York, Mrs.B fection clearer conversation w joy of hearing Guests at Mr. and Mrs.tailed with a day their guest H.D.Wyer and Mrs.A.C.My usual good O served in the home. Two Joyce Mr. and Mrs.Anaheint were terday at the h.R.T.d number of other large gathering because it was it was the 54th of Mr. and Mrs.Relatives A dinner pa Mrs.D.W.I given yesterday Mr.Katherine Eng George Hatfield A.Hatfield were the cong Lloyd West Berkeley,takl and mining eggy arrived hot holiday vacation till January 13 Mr. and Mrs.to San Bernardino to sepud Christi Mrs.M.B.Shaw Mr.and M were guests o Shaw Sunday, THE WOMAN'S PAC OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 26TH, 1922 GRANDSON AND BRIDE TUNEFUL CANTATA SUNG BY CHOIR OF PRES. CHURCH The cantata "Holy Night" formed central part of the special music services held at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. This well known and excellently written Christmas composition by E. L. Ashford was beautifully rendered by the choir and those assisting and was particularly enjoyed by the large congregation which attended, due in part to the fitting decorations of the pulpit and platform and the mellow light of the candles which surrounded the singers; all contributing to the development of the theme of the service. The service opened with invisible caroling, the choir slowly assembling and the volume gradually increasing. Then in prophetic strain, Mr. Wm. Askin renedered "And in that Day" with the chorus followed by the quartet of Messrs Askin and Waugh and Misses Walker and Grimshaw singing "There Shall Come Forth". The quartet and chorus sang Hayden's "Silent Night" with solos by Mrs. Walter Ross and Miss Alice Grimshew. At this point Miss Elizabeth Walker followed with a controllo solo "O Blessed Town of Bethlehem", telling of Christ's birth and leading up to the "Gloria in Execlais Deo" by Mr. Maurice Waugh and chorus. The story of Christ's birth was continued by a soprano solo by Miss Alice Grimshew in "Star of the East". Then Messrs Waugh, Askin and Donald Walker told of "The Quest of the Wise Men" in a rich and powerful blending of tenor, baritone and bass. The final chorus "Blessed be the Lord God" contained solos by Mrs. Walter Ross and Mr. Waugh and ended with a harmonious choral arrangement of "Come and Worship Christ the Newborn King." It is seldom that the leader of out of uniform. He is shown here costume ball, which was attended by cage. Left to right are Mrs. Po Mrs. John Borden. Falls, Washington, D. C., is the mecca for could be more romantic than sightseeing in ling a honeymoon Of the latest prominent and Mrs. Cummins Rawson, Cummins Rawson senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa. Mrs. Ruth Gotschell of Des Moines. Family Turkey Dinner A turkey dinner and Christmas tree enlivened the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bircher when 28 persons. Easterners Dine Here Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hughes played the role of host and hostess Sunday noon to a party of eastern friends. Family Turkey Dinner A turkey dinner and Christmas tree enlivened the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bircher when 28 persons, all relatives, gathered at their home to celebrate the happy day. The dinner was served at 12:30, and after the excellent meal, the tree gave its share of pleasure and merriment, as it contained presents for all. The company included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills and family; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gordon and family; Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wessler and son, Lloyd, all of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Blaich and son and Mrs. Miller, Whittier; and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bircher and family. Evening Holiday Dinner Mr. and W. B. Parrett of N.Lemon-st presided over a delightful dinner party yesterday for relatives and friends. The great American bird and the trimmings were enjoyed. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Parrett and daughter, Chaire, Mrs. Helen Hatfield, Mrs. Sophia Matter, Henry Mattter, Billie Matter, Miss Ida Matter, Miss Evelyn Degryse, George Matter and Louie Matter. In the evening the party was joined by Mr. and Mrs. Chin Hargitt and Charles Hargitt of Norwalk and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of Fullerton. They passed the evening with conversation and music. Xmas Dinner in Cypress Among the smaller dinner companies enjoying Christmas together were friends and relatives at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Johns, in Cypress. A tree with gifts for all and a turkey dinner composed the greater portion of the entertainment. The guests included Mrs. Elizabeth Moody, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John, of Watts, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fuller, and children, of Los Angeles, and the host and hostess family. Happy Telephone Message Mrs. P. V. Brady was made very happy for Christmas when a transcontinental telephone message reached her from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Roirdan, of Yonkers, New York. Mrs. Brady remarked the perfection clearness with which the brief conversation was heard and the great joy of hearing her parents voices. It is seldom that the leader out of uniform. He is shown here costume ball, which was attended by cage. Left to right are Mrs. Po Mrs. John Borden. Easterners Dine Here Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hughes played the role of host and hostess Sunday noon to a party of eastern friends. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Arts and daughter, Ann Mrs. Buffmyer and children. In the afternoon they motored around the pleasure resorts of Orange country. Xmas day the party were guests of Mrs. Ida Hughes, parents of Mr. Hughes, on W. Chartress-st. The table and rooms were prettily trimmed in a color scheme of red and green. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Wilson and family of Paso Robles, Mr. and Mrs. C.F.Bruce and family of Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. L.W.Bruce and family of Whittier, Mr. and Mrs.Ell Dewal, of Whittier, Mr. and Mrs.Everett Hughes of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs.Charles S.Hughes of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs.Charles S.Hughes. Congenial Crowd Celebrates A most happy Xmas eve party was enjoyed at the Ed Marion home on Garden Grove road, Sunday evening. Friends and relatives who celebrate every year on Xmas eve with a tree and other features were drawn together yesterday at the Ruick home.In the evening they were joined by Jimmie Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.Oliver Meeker and Florence and Grover Meeker and Tom Renup of Huntington Beach were dinner guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs.W.E.Dage and family. Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Bowen and Mrs.Sitchman were dinner guests yesterday of Mr.和 Mrs.H.Bowen. Mr.和 Mrs.L.P.Nicholas and children took dinner with the mother of Mrs.Nicholas at Long Beach yesterday. Miss Anderson, a nurse at "The Retreat," who has been in a Santa Ana hospital after an operation for appendicitis, has returned to Anaheim to recuperate. Miss Vada Willbur, of Long Beach, was an Anaheim visitor during the Christmas holiday. Miss Lillian F.Tomass, of Ontario, aunt of James E.Stewart of Anaheim, is visiting the Stewart family over the holidays. Mrs.J.E.Rolland and children of Long Beach, passed Christmas with Mrs.Rolland's sister, Mrs.W.S.Huddle and Mr.Huddle. Miss Dorah Fels, of Cypress, is stepping carefully these days, as she has a sprained ankle, sustained by a misstep on the slippery pavement Saturday night.The sprain is getting better however. Mr.和 Paul V.Allen and It is seldom that the leader out of uniform. He is shown here costume ball, which was attended by cage.Left to right are Mrs.Po Mrs.John Borden. Dine at Ranch Home Mr.和 Mrs.Allen Sutherland, of near Cypress, entertained yesterday a Happy Telephone Message Mrs. P. V. Brady was made very happy for Christmas when a transcontinental telephone message reached her from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Roirdan, of Yonkers, New York. Mrs. Brady remarked the perfection clearness with which the brief conversation was heard and the great joy of hearing her parents voices. Guests at Sunday Spread Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wessler entertained with a sumptuous dinner Sunday, their guests being Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wyer and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Myer, of Pasadena. The usual good Christmas menu was served in the prettily decorated home. Two Joyous Anniversaries Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kennedy of Anaheim were guests of honor yesterday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. R. T. Davies, of Fullerton. A number of other relatives made it a large gathering, enjoyable not only because it was Christmas but because it was the 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy. Relatives Dine Together A dinner party at which Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hatfield presided, was given yesterday noon at their home, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatfield, Mrs. Katherine English and son, Will, Mr. George Hatfield and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hatfield and daughter, Thelma were the congenial guests. Lloyd Wessler, who is attending Berkeley, taking a course in civil and mining engineering and in geology, arrived home Wednesday for the holiday vacation. He will remain until January 13. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Dano motored to San Bernardino Saturday evening to seep Christmas with their mother Mrs. M. B. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parker were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw Sunday. Miss Lillian F. Thomas, of Ontario, aunt of James E. Stewart of Anaheim, is visiting the Stewart family over the holidays. Mrs. J. E. Rolland and children of Long Beach, passed Christmas with Mrs. Rolland's sister, Mrs. W. S. Huddle and Mr. Huddle. Miss Doris Fels, of Cypress, is stepping carefully these days, as she has a sprained ankle, sustained by a misstep on the slippery pavement Saturday night. The sprain is getting better, however. Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Allen and children returned last evening from a visit in Hollywood with Mr. Sweetwood's parents. Mrs. Estella Johnson of Needles, Arizona is the guest of the Ed.Marton family until the first of the year. She was a former Anaheim resident. Miss Luia Goble of Los Angeles passed the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gobble. P. H. Hoepner of Randalia, Iowa, is the guest of his daughter, Mrs.Bert Fordyce and son, Fred Hoepner. Mrs. and Mrs. George A. Morton and family of Los Angeles and Mr.Pablo Lopez and family of Monterey Park were guests yesterday of Mr.And Mrs.A.A.O'Brien.In the evening Mr.Q'Brien was the guest of W.A.Myer and family at a Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs.Joe Stroup and family entertained with a dinner party yesterday for relatives of Mrs.Stroup. Mr. and Mrs.A.Ramage of Fresno, were guests of their son,J.A.Ramage and family for Christmas dinner yesterday. G.M.Simpson spent Saturday at the large DelMar ranch in which a number of Anaheim men are interested. Mr. and Mrs.George Dunton enjoyed a merry Christmas Day with turkey dinner for Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Dunton,Mrs.Florence Matthews,Mr.Walter Mathews,of Anaheim,and Miss Fanny Dunton and Miss Mildred Matthews of Los Angeles. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Terra Bella; D.E.Mahoney; E.C.Tucker and W.M.Moong; U.S.N; J.W.Carron,Fresno; Mrs.A.J.Jackson,Long Beach; J.W.Fultonand Mary Fulton,San Diego;T.Truxell and Ben Filch.Los Angeles;H.L.Livesay,Long Beach;C.MScottandR.LScottSan Francisco;R.W.Crizwell,Fullerton,L.R.Oakes,TippondInd;B.R.Dow,Victorville. Dine at Ranch Home Mr. and Mrs.Allen Sutherland, of near Cypress, entertained yesterday a few friends at dinner.Among them were Mr. and Mrs.John Hellman,of Los Angeles and Mrs.Ferguson,alsoof Los Angeles.After the excellent dinner,Mrs.Helman,who was substitute telephone operator on the City of Honolulu,the steamshipwhich was burned at sea,three months ago,told of her experiencesduring the rescue and journey to the mainland.Although no ill effectswere suffered by Mrs.Hellman,she had enough of the kind of experienceto last her a lifetime. Family Gathers for Feast Mr. and Mrs.William Abplanalp,Lucy and Wilton Abplanalp,mr.Mrs.W.R.Strange,relatives of Mrs.Abplanalp,从Massachusetts,mr.Mandrs.AMitchellandBertinaandNeida,d Santa Ana;Mrs.H.Rosemeyer,d Santa Ana;composedthehappycompanywhichgatheredaboutthetableatAbplanalphomeSundaytoparticipateinadeiciousturkeydinner,HollyandChristmasgreensgracedtherooms,anda treewithits giftsandprettydecorationsgaveaddedjoytotheoccasion. Big Pythian Party The Knights of Pythiasand the Pythian Sisterswill gathertomorroweveningintheI.O.O.F.hallforaChristmas celebrationandjollyeveningtogether.Abigtreehasbeenpreparedfortheeventandwillcarrygiftsforall.Eachpersonisaskedtocontributeaninexpensivearticlewhichwillbeexchangedatthepartyforanother.AllPythiansandtheirfriendsareexpected. Plain DealerWantAdsGetResults GENERAL PERSHING IN SOCIETY FAMILY GATHERS AT SCHMACHER HOME CHRISTMAS MR. and Mrs. Jake Schumacher, whose hospitality is recognized, entertained a large family party yesterday at dinner in their apartment in the Ingram building. As the guests arrived together, they were ushered at once to the festal board which was unique and decidedly attractive. A large Christmas tree, banked with nuts and fruits of bright colors, was in the center of the room and around it a table circled, large enough to seat the twenty-eight dinners. Place cards, nut baskets and favors were in the Christmas colors, and tall red candles spread their soft light over the table. As the guests entered the strains of "Silent Night Holy Night," greeted them and continued until all were seated. Three turkeys browned to a turn, flanked with other Christmas goodies made a repast fit for a king, and was concluded with merry little Santa Clauses in ice cream, with cake. Gifts and toys for all were distributed from the tree after dinner. The company, which congregated for the first time in 10 years, included Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Schumacher, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weber, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eythann, Mr. and Mrs M. H Schumacher, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Calkins and Marjorie Lou, of McFarland; Dave Schumacher, John Schumacher, of Bakersfield; Glenn Stillwell, Nick Theodore, Adeline and Elise Melcher, Mary, Agnes, Helen and Marcella Weber, Leland and Florence Eymann, A. E. Schumacher and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher. Pleasant Day at Roots Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Root, of 508 North Philadelphia-st., entertained at dinner yesterday a number Breakfast for Eight A pretty breakfast party given yesterday morning by Mrs. Nellie E. Terry, was inspired by the presence Pleasant Day at Roots Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Root, of 508 North Philadelphia-st., entertained at dinner yesterday a number of relatives and friends. The decorations were poinsettias, holly and carnations. The heavy part of the Christmas dinner was two splendid turkeys from the ranch of W. H. Root, in the Palo Verde valley, near Blythe. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Martin, of Spokane, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Graham, of Falls City, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, their daughter, Lillie, Veda Rebekah, Maribel and son, Robert Jr.; of San Gabriel; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Root, of Blythe. After the dinner the remainder of the day was passed in renewing old friendships, and in discussion of conditions and matters of interest to all. An enjoyable day was the result of course. Community Play Thursday The play, "Chinning Bells," is almost ready for presentation as rehearsals are being pushed to perfection by the Anaheim Community Players, for the big event Thursday evening Dec. 23. The cast is represented by Miss Josephine Smith as the old woman; Evan Backs and Evelyn Mergath as the two children, and George Littlefield as the woodman. An elaborate pageant also has been prepared in which Miss Marijorie Utter, Mrs. Ida Spates, Miss Ruth Chamberlain, Mrs. Courtnay Clark, Mr. Harry Horn and C. W. Chanberlain will have prominent parts. The costumes are gorgeous and the entire evening program is especially fine. Gathering of Goodrums The J. C. Goodrum home was the mecca of a large and happy family gathering Xmas day. The crowd enjoyed the delights of the tree and the music and other diversions of the day. The table was laden with turkey and other goodrums. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. George Goodrum and daughter, Botty of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. William Goodrum and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goodrum, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braddocks Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Goodrum, Mr. Parker, Miss Julia Goodrum and Louis Goodrum. Fergus Family Parties A pretty breakfast party given yesterday morning by Mrs. Nellie E. Terry, was inspired by the presence of Hubert Janse, of San Jose, whose short visit to the parental home over Sunday and Monday was one round of entertaining and festivities. Covers were placed for eight about the table centered with holly, and each place was marked with a spicy pink carnation and a place card which bore a rhyme appropriate to each guest, and which were originated by the hostess. The dainty morning meal was served at a o'clock, a real breakfast hour, and was enjoyed by Hubert Janse, the honoree, Dr. and Mrs.Janse his parents, Dr.Wilhelm Mrs.Frieda Janse and Elmer and Marlow Janse, who with the hostess made a happy octet. Two Christmas Dinners The Harry E. Scott family had a prolonged Christmas feast as on Sunday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, parents of Mr.Scott, in Pomona, and yesterday they entertained a dinner company in their own home. The Sunday festivities were concluded with a long motor trip. After the splendid dinner yesterday, at which suckling pig, with baked red apples centered the table, a Christmas tree, with gifts for all held attention. Seated about the festal board were the hostess and two sons, Leo and Gene; Mr.Mrs.Fred T.Lane, of Maricopa and Mr.mrs.Ross Redfern, and little daughter, of La Habra. Happy Music Class Party The annual Christmas party given by Miss Schwentker to her pupils occurred Saturday afternoon at their home on north Philadelphia-st. The house was gay with its holly and red and green trimmings and the pretty tree with its winking and dancing lights. A musical program occupied the early part of the afternoon and games and contests, with prizes for the winners later. Refreshments appropriate to the season were served after games. As the guests departed Miss Schwentker presented them with well filled stockings and gave them her best wishes for a merry holiday. Children Home for Xmas Ranch Home Allen Sutherland, of entertained yesterday a dinner. Among them Mrs. John Hellman, of and Mrs. Ferguson, alsoeles. After the ex- Mrs. Helman, who telephone operator on monolulu, the steamship burned at sea, three hold of her experiencescue and journey to the although no ill effects by Mrs. Hellman, she is the kind of experience lifetime. Fergus Family Parties Relatives of the E. P. Fergus family enjoyed their hospitality yesterday when they entertained with a dinner party. The same crowd exchanged presents Xmas eve at the Frank Gleiser home Sunday evening, when a Xmas tree and all the features were enjoyed. Guests at the affair included Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus and family,Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleiser and family,Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowe of Olinda, Misses Agnes and Mac Bowe,Mr. and Joseph Fergus. Renner Relatives Dine A large party of relatives were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Renner Xmas at dinner and also last evening. Turkey accompanied by all the fixins graced the table, at which covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin, Alfred Bittner, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morley and baby son,Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Casey and Oscar Renner, Sr. Christmas Eve Party Christmas Eve was a merry time at the H. L. Potter home where Mr. and Mrs. Potter gave a party to some of their friends. A Christmas tree with music and presentation of gifts formed the entertainment, and a two-course luncheon was served at a later hour. Guests of the evening were Mrs. Margaret Levy, Miss Margaret Eves,Mrs. Ida Eves, Mr. and Mrs. J.A.Ramage, Mr. and Mrs.A Ramage, of Fresno; De Witt Rees Roy Clark, Glenn Levy, Miss Paine, of Orange and Mr. and Mrs.Sam Christensen, It pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Children Home for Xmas Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble entertained at a dinner party Xmas at noon for Miss Luki Goble and Mr. and Mrs.A.E.Clark and son Albert. Chicken and all the delicacies were served.In the evening they were joined by Mr. and Mrs.Wayne Goble and children of Santa Ana and Mrs.Collins,mother of Mrs.Goble. Church Union Thursday The Women's Union of Calvary Baptist church will meet with Mrs.J.F.Jenkins 323 South Helena streetThursday, Dec. 28. This will be a prayer and praise service with Mrs.M.H.Mayberry devotional leader.Every woman is welcome. Theatre Party Yesterday Dr. and Mrs.J.O.Schwentker.Mr. and Mrs.James McDonald,Miss Carrie Schwentker and Miss Stella Schwentker enjoyed Christmas day together with a turkey dinner in Los Angeles.In the afternoon they attended the performance of "The Merry Widow," at Mason's. Christensen School Popular Music Apartment 5 Kraemer Bldg. 222 E.Center St.Phone 901 Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders Local Mgr. R.J.Ohlund 610 E.Chartressanaheim Phone 776-W