oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-12

PHONE PHONE CALL IS CLEVER SURPRISE RUSE RUSHING home from a neighbor's to answer her telephone, Mrs. Mary E. Remick of 1025 E. Santa Ana-st., was greatly surprised yesterday to find her house filled with friends who had come in to celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Remick thought she had kept the day so important to her a secret from her associates, but she found herself mistaken. Anyhow, it was a pleasant surprise and the evening passed with readings by several of the guests, games and conversation. Mrs. Remick was presented with many gifts, and with two birthday cakes. Other articles for a buffet lunchon were carried along by the ladies who were the Mesdames Lizzie Henig, Arthur Anderson, Frank Sanchos, Anna Burch, Russell Grange, Ella Jacobs, and the Misses Pauline Anderson, Alice Grange and Amy Vrooman. Notable Man Coming Members and friends of Salem Evangelical church are interested in the announcement of the presence of Seinford McDonald, Ph.D., D.D., who will speak Sunday evening at 7:30. Rev. McDonald is field secretary of California Lord's Day Alliance. His tople will be "Clive Righteouness," a subject of which he is particularly fond. Everybody is invited. Miss Pauline Houts is home from U.S.C. for the week-end. Entertain in New Home Entertaining at the pretty new home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sparks. Mrs. W. C. Brumagin and Mrs. Sparks were hostess yesterday to a coterie of ladies who form the Neighborhood club. The ladies brot their embroidery work and this was enjoyed until the late afternoon hours when a sumptuous luncheon was served. Seasonable decorations were used. Guests of Mesdames Sparks and Brumagin were Mrs. Firraud. Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. E.J. Marion, Mrs. E.A. Sparks, Mrs. A.Peters, Mrs.V.K. Chandler, Mrs.Small, Miss Weasel, Mrs.Howard Skinner. Guests of the club were Mrs.Sam Snodgrass, Mrs.J.Kelley, Mrs.Mitchell who is a guest of Mrs.Kelley. The Sparks have lived in the new home only since Christmas and it was an unusual pleasure to be shown about the place which is a model of convenience. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: William R. Peeler, Alhambra; W.W.Harvey, T.Anderson; F.B.Call, O.G.Kutsche, C.H.Allen, M.Prifor,G.Power, J.C.Moran, C.A.Jaxon,F.L.Davison, GeorgeO.RutschandJ.Bacon,Los Angeles; C.A.Stubbs,San Francisco; T.T.Rogers,San Diego; Allen Kanson,Riverside,and Mrs.Straw,Detroit. AT ANAHEIM HOSPITAL New patients at the local sanitarium include: Maggie Niver,Santa Ana; I.Bucksbaum,Anaheim,and Jack Oakes,Anaheim. GREAT PLEASE LOCAL FREDERICK and gone, preasion of his his charming ing his delight close of the prie "he who please." He h Under the a Ebell club,F great English spearean actor the "Mission H a packed auditor school last ev courtory of tr faculties and members. His "Fifty Y was a resume from his first on murderer Beth,in which uttering the lines,up to h as a star of Sha ing in almost tance in the w happiness or se his success to love and work. With touch his beloved wife fully told of co wedding anniv past.Many a of their early viewed, among sea ofMr,and whom did "sa the cable indi interpreted ad ing to inform. His activitis such stars as win T.Boot Charlotte Cush others,brough JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE COATS We must dispose of our line of winter coats and for a final clean-up we have marked them at remarkable low prices. $55.00 Values $29.50 $39.50 Values $22.50 Others as low as $9.95 DRESSES Special lot of dresses, worth more than double, for quick clearance $9.95 12.50 14.75 18.75 Reductions from ¼ to ½ Off on the Balance of Our Winter Merchandise. Style Shop 105 West Center St. Anaheim Closing Out Sale Floor Samples and Demonstrators Sewing Machines 50% Discount Portable Electric Singer, latest style No. 66...$65 Portable Electric Singer, style No. 128-4 ...35 Singer, 7 drawn latest type, No. 66 ...45 Singer, 7 drawn latest type, No. 127 ...32 Free drawn latest type,. No. 5 new...45 New Home, latest type, new...45 Standard Rotary, latest type, new...45 White Rotary, latest type ...40 White Rotary, latest type ...20 Standard Rotary, latest type ...20 Other Machines all makes, $5.00 to ...20 Will Trade In Your Old Machine Singer Shop 234 E. Center St. Anaheim Phone 169 THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, JAN 12TH, 1923 Home new art Sparks Sparks, Scotia of neighborhood embroidery until the a sump-Seasonmarks and aud. Mrs. E. A. Mrs. V. K. Weiss, star of the Mrs. who is a the new is and it be shown model of guests a yester-seler, AlAndershe, C. H. J. C. Dayison, Los Franciso; Allen, Straw, FAL sanitar-, Santa im, and GREAT ARTIST PLEASES LARGE LOCAL AUDIENCE FREDERICKE WAKEE has come—and gone. He left a lasting impression of his superlative ability and his charming personality. Concluding his delightful talk at the close of the program Mr. Warde said: "he who pleases to live must live to please." He has and does. Under the auspices of the Anaheim Ebell club, Fredericke Warde the great English and American Shakespeare actor and famous star of the "Mission Play," was presented to a packed auditorium at the high school last evening, as a midwinter courtesy of the club to the schools faculties and friends of the club members. His "Fifty Years of Make Believe," was a resume of his life as an actor from his first appearance as the second murderer in the tragedy of McBeth, in which he became dumb after uttering the first few words of his lines, up to his magnificent success as a star of Shakespearean roles, playing in almost every city of importance in the world. Through it all, happiness or sorrow, he feels he owes his success to three things, health, love and work. With touching pride, he spoke of his beloved wife many times and joyfully told of celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary a year or two past. Many amusing little incidents of their early life were briefly reviewed, among them the passing at sea of Mr. and Mrs. Warde, both of whom did "sail next Wednesday" as the cable indicated, one according to interpreted advice, the other according to information. His activities while supporting such stars as John McCulloch, Edwin T. Booth, Adelaide Neillson, Charlotte Cushman and countless others, brought his audience to his Discuss Coming Program Choir rehearsal in the Christian church last evening was especially interesting in the discussion of the musical program which will be given on the final Sunday in which services will be held in the present church. This date is set for Jan. 21, with a remote possibility of a change. A tabernacle will be constructed on a lot two blocks south of the church in which a good old-fashioned revival will be held, starting early in February. The day of construction is to be a gala day, the ladies serving a hot chicken dinner to the volunteer workers. Photographs will be made of the lumber on the ground in the morning, the progress at noon and the completed tabernacle at night. College County Club Ex-students of Pomona college are looking forward to the organization meeting tomorrow evening of an Orange-co Pomona college club. The meeting is called at the Orange-co Country club, near Newport at 8 o'clock. There are many of the Pomona college alumni in Anaheim as well as other Orange-co towns and also ex-students. The club is open to all ex-students, whether they have graduated or not and tehr families. A social evening is planned and the committee desire a large crowd out. Euchre Club at Backs' Another happy meeting of the Euchre club was enjoyed yesterday afternoon when Mrs. F. A. Backs and daughter Miss Frances entertained. Flaming poinsettias provided atmosphere for the players who enjoyed the games all afternoon. A delightful two-course luncheon and social hour followed. Prize winners were Mrs. F. C. Grim, Mrs. J. J. Dwyer and Mrs. George Hamler. Other players were Mrs. Erna Bonnheimhead. COTERIA CLUB IN FIRST MEETING OF NEW YEAR For the first meeting of the Coterie club of the year, Mrs. James Black played the role of hostess yesterday. Five hundred, the diversion of the afternoon, was enjoyed by a dozen ladies. Prize winners were Mrs. Husmann, Mrs. Groos, and Mrs. Van Horn. A lunchoon followed the games to which were served the Mes-dames Henry Husmann, Richard Groos, Rore Van Horn, Wm. J. Lake, Henry Heyling, C. D. Harrison, Hermann Schindler, Henry Schindler, Joe Stroup, Frank Mauer, Fred Mang, V. W., LaaMont and the hostess Mrs. Henry Heyling will entertain the club next month. E. Z's To Fullerton The Anaheim and Placentia members of the E. Z. club, motivated to Fullerton yesterday afternoon where they were guests of Mrs. C. L. Garrison. The diversion of the evening hours, was the playing of five hundred. Mrs. John Cook received second prize, Mrs. Arthur Edwards of Placentia, consolation and a lady from Fullerton made high score. After the games a social hour in which refreshments were served was enjoyed. Fullerton, Mrs. Bert Aunin, Mrs. U. S. Glaze, Mrs. Wade Quarton, Mrs. Howard Lucy all of Fullerton, Miss Luce Alma, Mrs. Arthur Edwards, of Placentia, Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. W. P., Quarton, Mrs. J. W., Sackett, and Mrs. Wm. Houts of Anaheim. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Christian church will be held this evening at the church beginning with his beloved wife many times and joyfully told of celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary a year or two past. Many amusing little incidents of their early life were briefly reviewed, among them the passing at sea of Mr. and Mrs. Warde, both of whom did "sail next Wednesday" as the cable indicated, one according to interpreted advice, the other according to information. His activities while supporting such stars as John McCulloch, Edwin T. Booth, Adelaide Neilson, Charlotte Cushman and countless others, brought his audience to his own national successes. Frederick Warde as a man and Frederick Warde as an actor is consistent. His polish both on and off the stage is well known and altho snows of winter have whitened his locks he is still the bouyant, artistic gentleman actor and man. Mrs. Nellie E. Terry, president of the Ebell club, toasted the faculty and guests, and Miss Bella Walker, vice principal of the high school in the absence of Principal J. A. Clayes, who was called to the bedside of the dying mother of one of his teachers, responded to the toast. Mrs. Terry then charmingly introduced the speaker who acknowledged with his characteristic grace. Present day drama, compared with that of the old school is lacking in Mr. Warde's estimation. Particularly he criticizes the enunciation of the modern player, and in a plea for their audiences reminded the player that the mouth must be opened in audible speech. His dislike for slang was mildly expressed. Whatever the present day drama lacks, however, is within the control of the public. Lack of patronage would be the silent but sure way to cultivate better performers and a better list of plays. Guests were present from many other towns and only words of highest praise were heard from everyone after the two hour program which seemed not one half that long. Holds German Services For the first time in one and one-half years, or more, praise services in German will be held this evening in the Undenominational church of the Lord. The congregation has a number of German speaking members who will enjoy the innovation. City Briefs Mrs. H. C. Kuick was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday. Baby Mayme Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Faris is improving nicely after a several days illness. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ferch of Joplin, Mo., are guests at the home of their old neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Fawcett of 919 E. Broadway. Mr. Ferch is a plumber and the Fawcetts which refreshments were served was enjoyed. Fullerton, Mrs. Bert Anin, Mrs. U.S. Glaze, Mrs. Wade Quarton, Mrs. Howard Lucy all of Fullerton, Miss Lucy Alma, Mrs. Arthur Edwards, of Placentia, Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. W.P. Quarton, Mrs. J.W. Sackett, and Mrs. Wm.H. Houts of Anaheim. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Christian church will be held this evening at the church beginning with a banquet served at 6:30. Election of officers for church and Sunday school and discussion of the sale of the present church site, for which the congregation has been offered a very handsome sum, will be the principal topics of interest. The religious canvass being made by the church is going along nicely but is not complete. Satisfactory results have been obtained, however, and the work will be cleaned up in a few days more. The more fluently and easily a compliment is spoken, the less it means. Big Special on Bacon SATURDAY ONLY WHOLE OR HALF 30¢ Eastern Smoked Picnic Hams ...20¢ Eastern Skinned Ham, whole or half...29¢ Smoked Bacon Backs ...30¢ Fresh Shoulder Pork Roasts ...18¢ Leg of Pork, half or whole ...23¢ Beef Roasts, per lb. and up ...15¢ Fred H. Schneider Sanitary Meat Market "In with Daley's" 116 East Center Street Anaheim Mrs. H. C. Kuick was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday. Baby Mayme Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Faris is improving nicely after several days illness. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Ferch of Joplin, Mo., are guests at the home of their old neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Fawcett of 919 E. Broadway. Mr. Ferch is a plumber and the Fawcetts are attempting to persuade he and his wife to make their home here which shouldn't be difficult after the splendid summer weather of the last few days. Mrs. Wm. Jackson, wife of the clothier, who left Sunday evening for New York in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of her father, aged 94, did not arrive before the end came. Mr. Jackson is in receipt of a wire telling of the death yesterday morning. Mrs. Jackson arrived in New York Thursday evening. J. E. Stewart was in Long Beach yesterday on business. Miss Freda Clapp who has been visiting a few days with her sister, Mrs. C. R. Harrison of East Center street, has gone to San Diego to spend a few days with her mother before returning to Minneapolis. No matter what the calendar says, when it's hot weather like that of the last few days, it gets into a fisherman's blood. The first trout fishing party of the new year out of Anaheim left today for the stealhead sport in Ventura-co. The party included Vlc. LaMont, Walt Kern, Les Swope and his father. As usual, Le-Mont was issued the first fishing license of the year at the Kern Cycle store. Local friends of Mrs. Percy R. Bradford of Placentia, will be pleased to know that she is recovering nicely from the operation from appenditis which was performed in a Los Angeles hospital early this week. There are many advantages in living today. George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson and Abraham Lincoln never attended an automobile show—never rode in an automobile. 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Covers were placed for the Misses Vivian Weldbach, Velma Martin, Dorothy King, Cynthia Shepherd, Dorothy Bosman, Mildred Yorba, Virginia McClelland, Dorothy Wents, Reva Hawkins, Dorothy Smith and Alberta Rothermel. An evening in talking over school pleasures and a generous amount of music filled the later hours with deepest interest. Studebaker Club Party The Riley Studebaker club held a delightful "get-together" Wednesday evening, the 10th, in the salesroom of the Studebaker garage, the members, and their ladies being present. Five hundred and dancing, and later a feed, were enjoyed. Music was furnished by the Nelson Music Co., of Fullerton. Mrs. Wheaton and Mr. Riley were winners of prizes, and Mrs. Bruce and Mr. Schafer won the consolation gifts. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results ANAHEIM YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WED.YESTERDAY WORD was received today of the marriage of Mrs. Elrka Hinze Vermeulen to Mr. William Warren Bartlett. The ceremony took place January 11 at the First Baptist church, Santa Barbara, Rev. W.W.Catherwood, pastor officiating. Mrs. Vermeulen is the daughter of Mrs. Aline Hinze of 701 South Rosst, Santa Ana and the late H.W.Hinze who was the founder and builder of the Southern California Sugar Co. Mrs. Vermeulen was for several years the proprietor of the Anahcim Pharmacy also was for two years connected with the White Cross Drug Co. She has a host of friends in Anahcim as well as in Santa Ann. On their return from their wedding trip they will reside at Anahcim where Mr. Bartlett has prepared a home for his bride at 715 Zeyn-st Anahcim. Mr. Barlett is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W.E.Barlett and is a well known young business man of Anahcim and has a host of friends. 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