oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-18

COSTUME BALL GIVES PRIZES FOR BEST DRESS A DELIGHTFUL costume ball was held last night at Concordia Park. A large crowd attended the affair and all reported an excellent time. Prizes were awarded to those who were dressed most effectively and there were some exceptionally clever costumes. The judges were Mrs. Marie Fisher, C. P. Peterson and C. Musch. To Mrs. Ella Lee Robents and Mrs. Pouplier went the prize for the best couple. They were in Turkish garb, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Murch as Irish peasants received the reward for the best lady and gentlemen suit. Prizes for the most original garb were presented Mrs. Herman Schindler and Mr. Frank Womack. A reward for a group of three or more was not given out as there were no groups. Although a limited number of tickets were sold, the floor was comfortably occupied. Schmidt's and Fellingo's orchestras, who furnished the music, were also en masque. Calls Woman Minister At a special meeting held recently in Villa Park Congregational church, Mrs. Lucy Woodford, who has been occupying the pulpit on trial, was chosen for the position of pastor for the coming year. She will fill the vacancy made when Rev. L. Potter Hitchcock resigned several months ago to retire from activity and to pass the remainder of his days quietly on the ranch where a pretentious home, "Over the Treetops," has just been completed. Miss Marjorie Caldwell, daughter of Mr. and Mr. G. G. Caldwell, of the Villa Park section, was selected as organist to take the place of Mrs. C. O. Thompson, resigned. Class Entertains Friends A happy social meeting of the Daughters of Ruth and the teacher, Mrs. Morgan, was enjoyed Tuesday evening when Mrs. Corbit, 513 W. Broadway entertained the class and their boy friends. A short business meeting was enjoyed the early part of the evening after which the hours were devoted to a social time and refreshments were served later. Passing the time together were the Misses Fay Ballou, Thelma Guy Margaret Daugherty, Mary McGuire Gertie Hunt, Ethel Wiley, Ethel Harling, Mabel McGuire, Josie Johnson, Barbara Hunt, Louise Kistler, Iris McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Messrs. Thomas McGuire, Charlie Charlie Virgoe, George Maghew, Ralph Mathews, Harold Harling, Bill Van de Veer, Carl Schadick, Dr. Simmonds, Luicle Van der Veer. New A. O. Officers With the election of officers for the A. O. club, meeting with Mrs. J. O. Reed, Mrs. C. W. Hedges, president, Mrs. Charles Eygabroad, vice president and Mrs. C. E. Douglas, secretary and treasurer, from the executive committee for the coming year. This club is a study as well as social club and devotes the greater portion of its afternoons to current events, although the fingers are kept occupied with light sewing or other fancy work. Mrs. G. Herbert Goodale played some piano numbers, with her usual efficiency. Mrs. Red then served daisy refreshments in novel setting. As this was the first meeting in the new Reed home, it was with pleasure the ladies were shown about the pretty new house. J. E. Cardarelle of 305 E. Cypress-st., reported to the local police the loss of a 100-foot steel tape. The tape is reported to have been stolen from Water-st., between Lemon and Palmsts. STATE OF PRIZE LEADER AMERICA a gala that entertains dent, Mrs. J is head of tary. The meet Jack Hebson over to M installed tha as follows: Hebson, re Mrs. Flore president; Mary, Mrs M er; Mrs H arms; Miss Mrs. Louise Mrs. Eva the order by Mr readings woe Music also h Mrs Sau auxiliary high which is ma port showed the right side the Anafine the top in pl Mrs. F. L the Orange and the local vitation to v the occasion officers. Notables Bromley O preacher at day morning heim. Some at a banquet the White Pu experiences with rope. Mr. O Dutchess Trousers "10c a Button, $1.00 a Rip" For Business, Dress or Work Now is the time to get that extra pair of trousers to go with your extra coal. Assorted sizes of Worsted, Tweed Whip Cord and Serges. $3.50 to $10.00 F. A. YUNGBLUTH "The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes" $10.00 F. A. YUNGBLUTH "The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes" 145 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. CORSET CLEARANCE DISCO 25% OFFERING NATIONAL BAR BROKEN LINES SIZES AND FINUED MOD Anaheim Sho and Milady's Beauty Shoppe Edith Taylor, Prop. 215 W. Center St. Anaheim THE WOMAN'S PAGE THURSDAY, JANUARY, 18, 1923 Friends ing of the the teacher, ed Tuesday, it, 513 W. class and business early part in the hours time and later. ter were the Guy MarEthel Hare Johnson, rister, Iris Morgan, Charlie Mayhew, Harrling, Bill k, Dr. Simer. Officers officers for with Mrs. gages, presiroad, vice douglas, secethe executionyear well as socreater portent current were kept or other other played her usual en served setting. meeting in was with down about Cypresspolice the The tape collen from and Palm- STATE OFFICER PRAISES LOCAL LEGION LADIES AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary had a gala night last evening when they entertained the state vice president, Mrs. Julia B. Saumby, who also is head of the Santa Ana post auxiliary. The meeting opened under Mrs. Jack Hebson, president, who turned it over to Mrs. Saumby, and who then installed the newly elected officers, as follows: President, Mrs. Jack Hebson; re-elected; vice president, Mrs. Florence Smith; second vice president, Mrs. Pearl Irwin; secretary, Mrs Margaret Zehring; treasurer, Mrs. H. C. Sampson; sergeant-at-arms, Miss Mary Hund; chaplain, Mrs. Louise Olke. Mrs. Eva Davis was initiated into the order. A short program then was given by Mrs. F. J. Beard, whose two readings were thoroughly delightful. Music also had a prominent place. Mrs. Saumby complimented the auxiliary highly on the high standard which is maintained. The annual report showed a neat little balance on the right side of the ledger, altho the Anaheim organization stands at the top in philanthropic work. Mrs. F. L. Chapline, president of the Orange nuxiliary, was a visitor and the local ladies accepted the invitation to visit there Monday night, the occasion being installation of officers. Notables Coming Sunday Bromley Oxnam, who is to be the preacher at the White Temple Sunday morning is well known in Anaheim. Some months ago he spoke at a banquet given by the men of the White Temple and told of his experiences with labor leaders in Europe. Mr. Oxnam is one of the best Fine Club Meeting The Misses Gretchen Holland and Ruth Julien, of Anaheim H. S. entertained today at the meeting of the Business, and Professional Woman's club. Miss Holland gave three interpretations of conversations on a small town street car or suburban train. She gave another clever sketch for an encore. Miss Julien read a sketch of "Jane", from Booth Tarkington's "Seventeen", which was very cleverly portrayed. She also gave a pleasing encore. Mrs. C. W. Austin was the speaker of the day. She had planned to suggest several activities in which the girls might indulge and when informed of the several sections commented highly upon their work. She said it is the youth of the community who start activity, but it is the older citizens who support the project. She related how the P.T.A has striven for so many months to raise money for school equipment. "When young people of the high school give an entertainment," she said, "the affair goes over big. But it is the parents who made the affair a success." Mrs. Austin expressed her pleasure over the organization and feels satisfied that Anaheim can expect something big from its members in the future. Announce Engagement The engagement and announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Fannie Johnson and Harry Goodrich both of Long Beach, was revealed last evening at the George Mattis home, S. Palm-st to a coterie of friends who had gathered to pass the evening. The Mattis home was attractive with early spring flowers. Music and dancing were diversions of the evening hours. As the guests were seated about the fireplace par-taking of their refreshments, the secret was divulged. Included in the party were Misses Section Goes to Greece The History and Travel Section of the Anahelm Ebell met yesterday in the high school building. A review was given of the lives of Plato with his dialogue; Aristole, as poet, philosopher and teacher, and Demosthenes the great orator of Greece. The section studied the home life of the Greeks during the age of Pericles, education, dress, origin, of the industries of today, physical development and daily routine to 431 B.C. Covering the period of 431 B.C. to 338 a brief sketch of the Pelopeneans wars, death of Pericles, Fall of Athens, Sparta and the subsequent rule of Anarchy; continuing with the wonderful rise and growth of Macedonia under Philips, development of miles which today are still yielding the richest gold deposits in the world and closing with the assassination of Philippe and ascendency of Alexander the Great. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. Dinner For Volcalists Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Khodes of Saints Anna, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCullah entertained a party of friends at an informal dinner last evening. Conversation drifted along the lines of the opera "The Bohemian Girl", which Ellis Rhodes is directing and which was presented at the High School auditorium last evening. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.Sutherland, Mrs. C. H. M.Sutherland, Los Angeles, Mesdames Hayden, Jackson, Gibbs and Mrs. Hamilton, mother of Mrs Rhodes, all of Santa Ana, and host and hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. McCullah and daughter Katherine Anna. Fine Baritone to Sing The selection of Mr. Z. Earl Notables Coming Sunday Bromley Oxnam, who is to be the preacher at the White Temple Sunday morning is well known in Anaheim. Some month ago he spoke at a banquet given by the men of the White Temple and told of his experiences with labor leaders in Europe. Mr. Oxnam is one of the best posted men in Methodism on the subject of labor and capital and is heard by labor unions and business men's organizations with equal satisfaction. He stands squarely for the application of Christian principles to our industrial activities. Recently Mr. Oxnam was offered one of the most important positions in the church but declined it to carry forward his work at the Church of All Nations. In his address Sunday morning he has promised to tell of some of his personal experiences. Dr. McDonald who is the speaker at the White Temple Sunday evening is lawyer from Washington, D.C. who has come on to California to lead in a campaign for civil right-communities, which will be his subject Sunday night. Dr. McDonald is a Presbyterian preacher as well as a lawyer and an interesting and impressive platform speaker. Orangethorpe Club Plays A happy crowd of five hundred players were graciously entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ray Harland, N. Philadelphia-st, assisted by Mrs. Templeton, her sister. Cut flowers graced the rooms where cards and lunches were pastimes of the afternoon. Prize winners for the afternoon hours were Mrs. Clarence Spencer, C. E. Smith, Mrs. E. J. Schulz, other players were Mrs. George Schulz, Mrs. Roy Lovering, Mrs. C. J. Schulz, Mrs. Will Anilin, Mrs. HI J. Schulte, Mrs. A. V. Vall, Mrs. W. B. Parrett, Mrs. W. P. Quarton, Mrs. Sophia Stock, Mrs. Ceill James, Mrs. R. J. McKee, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Horace Skinner. K. P. Rube Dance Soon The Knights of Pythias will give their friends a jolly time on Wednesday evening, Jan. 24, when a costume dance is scheduled for Odd Fellows hall. The affair will be a benefit dance, and everyone is invited. All are asked to wear either rubic costumes, or overalls and bungalow aprons. Prizea will be given for the most appropriate "get-ups" and considerable competition is anticipated. Old-fashioned as well as modern dances will be on the program and everyone is assured of a lively time. Engagement and announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Fannie Johnson and Harry Goodrich both of Long Beach, was revealed last evening at the George Mattis home, S.Palm-st to a coterie of friends who had gathered to pass the evening. The Mattis home was attractive with early spring flowers. Music and dancing were diversions of the evening hours. As the guests were seated about the fireplace partaking of their refreshments, the secret was divulged. Included in the party were Miss Mildred Waite Fullerton, Elizabeth Stuffel, Helen Somers, Sarah and Cleen Mattis, the Messrs. Ed Mattis, James McBride, Robert Boyd, Jr., R.J.Carpenter of New York City, Percy Bowen and Hobart Drake of Whittler, Mrs.Geo.Mattis and Miss Johnson and Mr.Goodrich. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia: O.A.Russell, George T.Vance, P.O.Broxon, Mrs.S.C.Cable, A.R.McBride, E.Mattes and J.T.Mantell; Los Angeles; William R.Peeler; Alhambra; R.Bottom,Aberdeen,S.D.;J.Baker;San Bernardino;Marion Sherer,Pasadena;Easter Turnstall,La Habra;F.B.Naylin,San Diego;R.D.Hammond,San Diego. C.E.Meeting Tomorrow There will be a business and social meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church Friday evening at the home of Miss Elizabeth Walker, beginning at 7:30. It is requested that a full membership 15c BABY CHICKS 15c We are now booking orders for chicks from hens closely culled for high egg record and vitality—Thus insuring you strong vigorous chicks. COSTA MESA HATCHERY W.R.BITTENHOUSE COSTA MESA,CALIF. Through Pop This Sale Will Continue The Knights of Pythias will give their friends a jolly time on Wednesday evening, Jan. 24, when a costume dance is scheduled for Odd Fellows hall. The affair will be a benefit dance, and everyone is invited. All are asked to wear either rubc costumes, or overalls and bungalow aprons. Prizea will be given for the most appropriate "get-ups" and considerable competition is anticipated. Old-fashioned as well as modern dances will be on the program and everyone is assured of a lively time. Mrs. C. H. M. Sutherland of Los Angeles is the guest of her daughter Mrs. C. A. McCullah. EARANCE DISCOUNT OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS IN BROKEN LINES OF SIZES AND DISCONTINUED MODELS. Anaheim Corset Shop Beauty Shoppe op. Phone 167-W. 300 PAIRS LADIES SHOES Excellent styles, fine leather Values from $10.00 to $12.00 $2.92 Never before have Anaheim and Orlando sponded, with superseded, with this unusual sale have been added assured of perfect fically constructed This is your last get America's finest the latest styles, and leathers. Closing Out Our Shoe 50% An Unusual Opportunity Ladies' and Men's Friday and Saturday Only Watch Our W Brandenburg "The Home of S 214 West Center Street PAGE Goes to Greece By and Travel Sector of Eboll met yesterday in pool building. was given of the lives of this dialogue; Aristole, phopher and teacher, and the great orator of an studied the home life during the age of Person, dress, origin, of the today, physical develtually routine to 431 B.C. the period of 431 B.C. to sketch of the Pelopen-death of Pericles, Fallarta and the subsequent by; continuing with the age and growth of Matte-Philips, development of today are still yielding old deposits in the world with the assassination of ascendency, of Alexander meeting will be held Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. For Volcalists Using Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Santa Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Nash entertained a party in informal dinner last conversation drifted along the opera "The Bohemian Ellis Rhodes is directing" was presented at the auditorium last evening, are placed for Mr. and modes, Mr. and Mrs. J., Mrs. C. H. M. Sutherlee, Mesdames Hayden, and Mrs. Hamilton, s. Rhodes, all of Santa and hostesses, Mr. and daughter Katheraritone to Sing ion of Mr. Z. Earl City Briefs Mrs. Mason Squires was called to the bedside of her father, in Minnesota, by critical illness. She left early yesterday from Los Angeles. Mrs. Margaret Hammon left today for Now Orleans, making the journey over the Southern Pacific lines. Mrs. Allen Crowe has returned to her home after passing the week with Mr. and Mrs. A.W.Purdy, of Fullerton, following the tragic death of their son, Roland, last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Albert Menzie and children were guests last evening of Mrs. Allen Crowe on the Krick dairy ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Steel of Aberdeen, S.D. are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Sheridan of Anahelm, old-time friends. Mrs. Walter Hoss is passing several days in Los Angeles with relatives and friends. J.E. Stones, father of Mrs. George Trapp is ill in a hospital in Artesia, Mr. Stone is threatened with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver of North Resh-st., have returned from an auto journey to Bakersfield, where they remained several days. Mrs.J.B.Robinson and daughter Elza, were over night guests of Mrs. Robinson's sister, Mrs. George Trapp, G.A.Lyster of Los Angeles in Anaheim yesterday on business He owns a 20-acre grove on Oran thorpe-ave. Mrs.H.Bowen who underwent operation at the Anaheim hospice was taken to her home S.Melrose last evening and is getting all nicely. Mr. and Mrs.C.A. Clark pass last evening as the guests of Mr.A Mrs.H.C.Ruick. The quartet joyed games of five hundred and lined in the evening refreshments we served. Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Hosmer Huntington Beach visited Anaheim friends last evening. They have cently purchased a Hudson coach delighted in coming in the new Mike Mattis has returned from Newbryr where he has been visit friends. Ed Mattis and his guest James Bride of U.S.C passed last even at the George Mattis home. Mrs.Max Hartfield of Los Angeles is a patient at the local sanitary today. BRING BOY'S BODY HOME The body of the 17-year-old of Mr. and Mrs.N.W.Matthew Fullerton who died early this wat Aberdeen, Wash., following operation for appendicitis, is brot to Fullerton for interment, gus McAulay, funeral director. IMCOME TAX RETURNS FOR 1922 You are entitled to certain Exemptions and Deductions. No charge for Consultations. Statements Compiled for Moderate Fees VICTOR D. LOLY AUDIT CO. Expert Accountants and Income Tax Specialists Suite 200-201 New-S.Kraemer Building. Telephone 819 Anaheim, California IMCOME TAX RETURNS FOR 1922 You are entitled to certain Exemptions and Deductions. No charge for Consultations. Statements Compiled for Moderate Fees VICTOR D. LOLY AUDIT CO. Expert Accountants and Income Tax Specialists Suite 200-201 New S. Kraemer Building. 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