oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-02

ADVENT OF NEW YEAR HERALDED BY YOUNG FOLK Miss Florence Austin was the very gracious hostess Sunday evening when she entertained about two dozen friends with a watch night party. Music and games were enjoyed until 11:30 and then a delightful luncheon was served. During the early hours of 12:25, dancing was then enjoyed. And later the guests departed for their home, extending compliments to the J. S. Austin household for the happy evening just terminated. Mrs. H. D. Newkirk assisted with the entertaining. A very attractive color scheme was carried out in the holiday colors, polysettias and greenery being used. Guests of Miss Florence included the Misses Dorothy and Barbara Bishop, Frances Wallace, Ananda Chambers, Virginia Deming, Gertrude Griggs, Honor Easton, Frances Reed, and Eleanore Curtiss of Marengo, Illinois; the Messrs Clinton Griggs, Roger Pohlmann, Danna Newkirk, Jack Carroll, Stewart Gates, Arthur Mann, Marvin Ross, George Easton and Johnny Feetham, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Austin, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk and Misses Florence and Harriett Austin. Jolly Evening Promised The Chat 'En Seau club members are reminded of the backward party which will be given Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. W. C. Carle N. Zeyn-st. All members are urged to be present. New Year's Eve Service The happy and impressive hour after relighting the Christmas tree in the Grace Lutheran church was enjoyed by a large congregation. A duet, especially appropriate, was sung by the Misses Frieda Helme and Helen Grimm. The sermon by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Peters, was one with the new year's opportunity as the central theme and an appeal for renewed Christian efforts every day. The attendance was particularly good. January Delphian Meetings January meetings for the Delphian groups are as follows: Alpha group, Wednesday, with Mrs. E. E. Smith, 1130 West Center; the Betas, Thursday, with Mrs. Grim, 502 E. Center; Delta group, on Friday, at the home of Mrs. H. A. Johnston, South Los Angeles and the Gamma with Mrs. Charles II. Mann, 507 North Zeyn. All the meetings will open at 2 o'clock, members being requested to be on time. Visit in Hemet The William Abplanalp family enjoyed New Year's at the home of relatives in Riverside-co. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Abplanalp, who went to Hemet to visit for two weeks with relatives. En route they stopped in San Jacinto with cousins for a brief visit, and enjoyed the drive around Lake Elsinore. Cypress Farm Center Everybody in the vicinity of Cypress and all interested in the welfare of the Farm Center of Cypress are invited to the meeting this evening. A social hour will follow the regular business in which Mrs. John Kester and Mrs. Allen Sutherland will assist in serving refreshments. WATCHING BEGINNING TURNS Among them is the day evening at the one Sunday and Mrs. M. The happy hour when a turkey was served was carried palmettes Music and cured the late guests watch the New Year the new year the morning homes. Enjoying and Mrs. Mrs. E. E. Boseur, Mr. and Mrs. M.rand Mrs. A.D.W.M.Houston ring and Mr.Angeles. Services Among those of special note Trinity Metheries where was the chicbert Booth made an add colored singingcial numbers dedition was and enthusiasm solutions for were pledged Ballou and Barker, there among those... Jolly Evening Promised The Chat En Seau club members are reminded of the backward party which will be given Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. W. C. Carle N. Zeyn-st. All members are urged to be present. Chiropractic Adjustments Leota P. Anderson Chiropractor Office hours 10-12 A.M.; 1-5 P.M.; Mon., Wed., Fri., 7-8 P.M. Telephone 413 204 Fisher Building Anaheim, Cal. Cypress Farm Center Everybody in the vicinity of Cypress and all interested in the welfare of the Farm Center of Cypress are invited to the meeting this evening. A social hour will follow the regular business in which Mrs. John Kester and Mrs. Allen Sutherland will assist in serving refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Edwards moved yesterday from S. Kroeger-st. to their home on Cerritos-ave. Eva Lyons Smith Teacher of Piano Pupil of Thilo Becker Apartment 5 Kraemer Bldg. 222 E. Center St. Phone 901 98% Of all batteries left with us for recharging can be had 24 hours later. STORAGE BATTERIES —Charged in from 6 to 24 hours. Willard Service Station Anaheim Ignition Depot Oldest Automotive Electrical House In Anaheim Established 1912 218 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 489 Don't Forget That The Ever Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M SALE STARTS JAN. 1ST 10-DAY SALE STARTS JAN. 1ST 10-DAY A Real Bona-Fide 25 PERCENT OFF In Our Toyland Store We Have Doll Buggies, Coaster, Wagons, Scooters, Wheel Barrows, Doll Furniture, Dolls, Electric Trains and 1,-000 Other Kind of Toys for Your Selection. All at 25 Per cent Off Regular Sale Price. TOYLAND 139 North L Toyland, Ana THE WOMAN'S PAC OF THE PLAIN DEALER, JAN. 2ND, 1923 Service passive hour estimate: tree church was gation. A date, was da Helize mon by the m, was one opportunity as appeal for every day, particularly Meetings De Delphian pha group, E. Smith, mas, Thurs. E. Center, the home Los South Los with Mrs. orth Zeyn, open at 2 quested to et family enhome of They were and Mrs. Hemet to relatives. San Janricif visit, and Lake enter city of Cythewl of Cypress this follow the Mrs. John utherland imments. WATCH PARTY BEGINS WITH FINE TURKEY DINNER AMONG the delightful parties given by the members of the Thuday evening Five Hundred club, was the one Sunday evening, at which Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Martenet presided. The happy party began at 6 o'clock when a turkey dinner, par excellence was served. A pretty color scheme was carried out in red nad green, pansettias and holy being used. Music and conversation were enjoyed the late evening hours. The 16 guests watched the old year out and the New Year in. Everyone started the new year happily and early in the morning left for their respective homes. Enjoying the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Martenet were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boege, Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, Mr. and Mrs A F Nowotny, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Houts, Mrs. Margaret Zehring and Mr. Jack Richardson of Los Angeles. Services in Los Angeles Among the watch night services of special note was the one held in Trinity Methodist church, Los Angeles, where in Rev. "Bob" Shuler was the chief speaker. Rev. Herbert Booth Smith, of Pasadena, also made an address. A choir of sixty colored slugers lead the congregational singing and sang several special numbers. At midnight the benediction was sung, which concluded and enthusiastic meeting where resolutions for better and happier lives were pledged. Mr. and Mrs. N. F Ballon and daughters and W. C Barker, their house guest, were among those present from Anaheim. New Year's Turkey Dinner YORBA NEWS YORBA, Jan. 2. (Spl.)—Yorba, as usual, is celebrating the holidays and we say, "is advised, for in other sections of the country, Christmas starts at midnight of the 24th-25th and ends at midnight of the 25th-26th, but in Yorba the preparations —which were more like celebrations —started ten days before, and have been kept up ever since, until, we suppose, they will begin to overlap the New Year's anticipatory, or preparative New Year's doings. Such goings and comings! Mysterious bundles everywhere and carried around by everybody to somebody or other, and from someone or other Packages that a week ago were reasonably marked "Do not open until the 25th" but which now, being belated, are hurriedly opened and the little squalls of delight accompanying the proceeding, all tend to show that this section, and the calendar notwithstanding the 25th of Dec., or Xmas, is still reigning. Every home had a family gathering; several had Xmas trees and some had crub arrangements of The Infant Jesus, or with pictures of the Divine Child. But everywhere happiness and merriment reigned supreme. Meanwhile the religious phase of Christmas was not forgotten and an-, oh-so-early high mass was celebrated at our church here, by the Rev. Fr. Guadalupe del Río O. F.M. of San Luis Rey Mission, and sang by Mrs. Amelia D. Velasco, with a beautiful solo by Mrs. Victoria J. Wolfskill of Los Angeles, who has a wonderful coloratura voice. Another solo was given by our far-famed Joseph Sanchez whose superb lyric tenor was used to great advantage in a solo-aria appropriate to the occasion. No one slept that night (if they did, we did not know it), for everyone was watching to catch Santa Claus and so be hold the LE VECKE GUESTS GREET NEW YEAR AT CARD PARTY A DELIGHTFUL New Year's watch party was enjoyed at the Wm. LeVecke home Sunday when they invited in a coterie of friends. Five hundred, music and conversation the diversions of the evening hours until 11:30 when a buffet lunch was served. The guests watched the old year out and the new year in. Prizes were awarded Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bock and Mr. and Mrs. Randall for making the highest and lowest scores. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hardin, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bock, Mr. and Mrs. R Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Banrenburg, and Mr. and Mrs.Wm.levecke together made an enjoyable dozen. Resume Gym Nights The business girl gym club will hold their regular meeting tomorrow night after a two weeks vacation. All members of the class are urged to be present as it will be very important. skill, Mesera A. Raiz, J.F. Velasco, Jr. Victor; Vincent-and Louis Velasco. For dinner, besides were invited Mr. and Mrs. W.Moreland and Mrs.G. Dolley of Central City, Missouri, Mr. and Mrs.Russel Bacon of L.A., Mr. and Mrs.T.Castillo of Loewenstec, Cal., and Messrs Joe and Willie Sanchez. Invited and entertained by Mr. and Mrs.Woods in L.A.; were besides the above enumerated; Mr. and Mrs.Harold Brown, Mr. and Mrs.F.Martenez, Mr. and Mrs.P.Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.A.Miller,Mesdames N.Mackay,Mary McHugh,the Misses Mary Miller,G,andJ.Martinez, Jewell Arnaz,Messrs Geo.Buckey.J Buckmaster,Guy和Jones-Carrington,Henry Buck和C.ZakSanta Claus and so be hold the New Year's Turkey Dinner Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy entertained with a small dinner party Monday. Turkey accompanied by all the fixins graced the table at which covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wimberton, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Boyd and children of Santa Ann, Mrs. J. A. Smith and son Glen and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy and Thelma and J. D. Guy. The guests passed the afternoon talking over former New Year's days and music. Players Special this Evening There will be a special meeting of the Anaheim Community Players to be held in the De Cew Lexington rooms this evening for the purpose of casting several one-act plays to be produced in January. All members and any one else interested are asked to be present at 7:30. Dramatics Thursday The Dramatics Section of the Ebell club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. H. R. Groves. All members are requested to be in meeting promptly. Woodcraft Meeting The Women of Woodcraft will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Eva Boyd, 129 South Olive-st., Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Installation of officers will occur. All members are urged to be present. Evening at Bunyard Home Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuquay and Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Bunyard formed a quartet which greeted the New Year at the Bunyard home Sunday night. Music and visiting with light refreshments, alided in shortening the "waiting" period. —oh, so—early high mass was celebrated at our ebureh here, by the Rev. Fr. Guadalupe del Río O. F. M., of San Luis Rey Mission, and sang by Mrs. Amelia D. Velasco, with a beautiful solo by Mrs. Victoria J. Wolfskill of Los Angeles, who has a wonderful coloratura voice. Another solo was given by our far-famed Joseph Sanchez whose superb lyric tenor was used to great advantage in a solo-aria appropriate to the occasion. No one slept that night (if they did, we did not know it), for everyone was watching to catch Santa Claus and lo, and be hold! the dear, kind Saint, got the best of everyone us for when we all came back from church he had been here and the stockings were filled and overflowing on the beds and floors. And yet he must have been to church too, for there were the tall wax candles, his special gift to the church and the new sculptured figure of the infant Child used for the first time on the Divine Child's special day. Among those entertaining we noted: at the Sancheg nome: Mrs. Catherine S. Nelson of Winnemucca, Nev.; Also Mr. and Mrs Albert Sanchez and family; At E. T. Yorba's, Mrs. Victoria J. Wolfskill and her two young daughters. Our good Fr. Guadalupe was received by Mrs. Z. B. Travis who had besides a houseful of relatives helping her enjoy the festivities, the later can be repeated for the Dominguz Carillos, Corinola C. Yorba's, Peraltas, P. S. Yorba's, Linebargers, and as we said in the beginning, every household here. At the Velasco home, not content with celebrating here, the whole crowd left in the evening of the 25th and attended a Xmas tree party at Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Woods of Los Angeles. Some motored and others went in the train, and it surely looked like a scene from fairyland when the guests arrived at the Wood's home and beheld the electrically-lighted Christmas tree all loaded with gifts, toys, and goods. Music, dancing and games made the time fly to as happy a crowd as has ever assembled. A sunlituous midnight supper was served and the guests, nothing daunted by their similar previous experiences in that line, out here, and besides, the delightful ride and exercise afterwards had whetted their appetites, and made them all do full justice to the repast prepared. Those invited and entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Velasco, after mass were Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Woods, Mesdames E. T. Yorba, V. J. WolfDolley of Central City, Missouri; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bacon of L.A., Mr.; and Mrs. T.Castillo of Loewenstall, Cal., and Messrs Joe and Willie Saucez, Invited and entertained by Mr.; and Mrs.Woods in L.A., were besides the above enumerated; Mr.; and Mrs.Harold Brown; Mr.; and Mrs.F.Martinez; Mr.; and Mrs.P.Johnson; Mr.; and Mrs.A.Miller; Mesdames N.Mackay; Mary McHugh; the Misses Mary Miller; G.; and J.Martinez; Jewell Arnaz, Messrs Geo.Buckey; J.Buckmaster; Guy and Harry Jones-Carrington, Henry Buck; C Zakery; Masters Tommie Woods, Wallace Ford and E.Martinez. Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence Jones and Junior have been gone since Friday, to San Bernardino, where they went to spend Christmas with Mrs.Jones' sister; Mrs.B.Soto and her family. Mr.; and Mrs.Ernest Beisierance of Garden Grove are here with the rest of the Bolsserie family and Mr.; and Mrs.Eugene Bolsseriean and Master Alvin are with Mr.; and Mrs.P.S.Yorba. The garage and Scripps Booth belonging to Paul Arballo were burnt up Wednesday afternoon. The house had also caught fire but fortunately, was seen in item and put out; there was $400 insurance only on the machine, we are told. The news has just leaked out of the recent marriage of Miss Constancia Peralta to Dr.Martinez.The romance was started when, after a severe illness Dr.Martinez virtually saved the young lady's life.We tender the couple sincerely congratulations and best wishes. A Santa Fe bridge gang has been re-enforcing the iron and concrete on the company's track bridges,and installing the apparatus for its signal system. Mr.; and Mrs.Giles Combs of San Bernardino who for two weeks were visiting in our midst,had to leave on receipt of a telegram informing them of the serious illness in Kansas City,Missouri; of Mr.William Perry,father of Mrs.Combs,the lady,after her arrival in San Bernardino would proceed as soon as possible to the bodice of her stricken parent. Mr.Gene Wilson of Los Angeles was a visitor here yesterday. Miss Hermine Bayha spent Christmas with relatives in L.A. Well, here's hoping that everyone has as happy a Happy New Year as we wish them,beginning with the Plain Dealer and it efficient staff,tow all others as well. AMELIA D.VELASCO. DAY CLEAN-UP SALE ona-Fide Sale--Every Article in Our FREE:-with every $1.00 Purchase 50c jar of Library Paste TOYLAND 139 North Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM NOVETY & GIFT SH 138 West Center St. 25% Off Anaheim Novelty & H. J. EFKER, Proprietor KE GUESTS NEW YEAR CARD PARTY FUL New Year's watch is enjoyed at the Wm. Sunday when they lotterie of friends. ed, music and conversasions of the evening 11:30 when a buffet lived. The guests watchout and the new year were awarded Mr. and Barnenburg, and Mr. LeVecke who together able dozen. Gym Nights girl gym club will regular meeting tomorrow two weeks vacation. All the class are urged to be will be very important. Raiz, J.F. Velasco, Jr. ant and Louis Velasco, besides were invited Mr. Moreland and Mrs. G. Gral City, Missouri, Mr. el Bacon of L.A., Mr. Castillo of Loewesnest, Jrs Joe and Willie Sanand entertained by Mrs. ins in L.A. were besides generated: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. Marr. P. Johnson, Mr. Miller, Mesdames N. McHugh, the Misses G. and J. Martinez, Messrs. Geo. Buckey, J. buy and Harry Jonesnery Buck and C Zak- Welcomes New Year The jolly bunch of young folks living in the vicinity of Cypress, and who always have such good times at their parties, held another one on New Year's eve at the home of Miss Roberta Cawthon. Music and story-telling took up the time until the zero hour, then the young guests made just as much noise as they possibly could to welcome in the happy New Year. Games and dancing and refreshment brought another short social session after which all departed wishing each other happy prosperous new year. Cards on New Years A sexette of Anaheim five-hundred fans were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sweeter last evening at their home on Orangethorpe road. Cards and conversation followed by an luncheon were enjoyed until late. The party included: Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. Sweeters. Morris Martenet and Evan L. Miller hunted big game in the Mts. near Bishop over the holidays and came home well rewarded for their efforts. Miss Marguerite Eyes passed the week-end with her mother Mrs. Eves, in Venice. In the afternoon of New Years day Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Potter were also guests. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Ballou, two daughters, Faye and "Jackie", and Miss Magdalene Fisher and W. C. Barker, formed a motor party to Long Beach yesterday afternoon. The Messrs Paul and Carl Comstock, of San Diego, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. C. R. John and their cousin, Miss Dora Fels, of Cypress. The young men are on the cable lines for the telephone company and are workin out of Anaheim. DINE NEWLYWEDS UPON RETURNING FROM HONEYMOO IN compliment to Ensign and M. Dale Quarton who returned Suday evening from a honeymoon tranMr. and Mrs. William Wellman etertailed with a turkey dinner par yesterday at 2 o'clock. A pretty eor scheme was carried out in t holiday colors. The afternoon w passed with music and happy coversation. In the evening Rev. ar Mrs. Coe William accompanied t newly weds to Los Angeles whe they will make their home. Covers were placed for the hoores, Ensign and Mrs. Dale Quarto Mr. and Mrs. William Wellman, Mr Rolla Turner and children, Rev. ar Mrs. Coe R. Wellman. Family Watch Party A happy new year greeting was a corded Sunday night at the home Mr. and Mrs. M.T.Schettler whe Mr. and Mrs.M.J.Hertler, Mi Anita Herzler, Mr George Rains an the Misses Emma and Cornelia Sche tler met for a social evening. Th Brunswick which was left by Sant Claus furnished much enjoyment a new records were played and decussed. Near midnight a two course lunch was served from the beautifuli appointed table. Centered with a bl bowl of candles, topped with a saue kewple, plates were laid for eight Red dollies dnd green trimming gave the holiday touch. Favor; were little ladies dressed quaintly in red and green, and which, under the disguise, proved to be horns with whih to give a noisy reception to the expected youngster, upon the stroke oi twelve. Gerald Vergus attended the not ball game yesterday at Pasadena. Put On A WINTER TOP "Farris Built" California Tops $350 Complete Completely Enclosed Quality of Material and Workmanship Guaranteed to be the best. Craftsman Body Covering EARL FARRIS "TOPS OF DISTINCTION" 226 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. 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