oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-22

MISS MAGATHAN IS GIVEN CLEVER SURPRISE PARTY Miss Evelyn Magathan was very delightfully surprised when she was the honoree at a clever party planned by Lawrence Mitchell. The guests had gone to the J. J. Magathan home in a body and took Miss Evelyn completely by surprise. Guessing contests were among the attractions and Miss Loi Dunham was awarded first prize hile consolation went to Walter Blakely. Dancing also furnished an entertaining feature. Miss Evelyn was presented with many pretty gifts. Mrs. Magathan, assisted by Mrs. Harry Huff, served a daisy lunchcon. Guests included Lee Ferguson, Blenda Probst, Modesta VanBooven, Mary Jane VanBooven, Byron Dahl, Clyde Martin, Virginia Noll, Walter Elliott, Walter Blakley Yeda Sutherland, Luelle Hatfield, Thelma Sanchez, Jesus Ochoa, Doug-Mc Pumpley, Lawrence Mitchell, Louis Dunham, Velda Dunham, Bob Hartman, Clarence Martin, Aldine Huff, and honoree, Miss Evelyn Magathan. Climb Mt. Rubidoux Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fehlman and children; Mr. and Mrs. E. Podmore and daughter, Marion, Miss Ida Martin, of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin and son, Frank of So. Dakota, enjoyed a pleasant motor trip to Riverside Sunday. They went to the summit of Mr. Rubidoux and looked over the beautiful valley, then continued to Colton and Arrowhead Springs where they spent some time. They returned by way of Ontario where they visited. The South Dakota visitors were surely in love with that part of the country. Delightful Dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Maddux entertained yesterday with a delightful dinner party for a number of friends. The happy occasion also marked the 37th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp. Chicken and all the "fixins" were served at 12:30. Attractive flowers, nut baskets and place cards formed the color motif at the table which was set for Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp, Mrs. Ruth Camp Bandini and son Gilman, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Shoek of Whittier and Mr. and Mrs. Maddux, host and hostess. Visit Hollywood Theater Witnessing "Robin Hood" at the Egyptian Theatre, Hollywood, and enjoying dinner, a party of Anaheim friends yesterday included Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus, Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Nowotny, Mr. and Mrs.A.D.Eriksen, Mr. and Mrs.Wm.H.Houts, Mr. and Mrs.Frank Tausch, Dr. and Mrs.J.H.Boerge, Mr. and Mrs.M.W.Martenet and Mrs.Margaret Zehring. Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Heying graciously entertained a number of friends at dinner yesterday. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs.Ed Heying, Filmore, Mr. and Mrs.Lambert, Filmore, Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Heying and Mr. and Mrs.Ed Ott of Baldwin Park, and Mr. and Mrs.Heying, host and hostess. The afternoon progressed with mule and conversation. Bible Class Meets The Young Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church of which Mrs.H.A.Johnston is the teacher. Popular Edward ylar your Gatehell from the to married. The best friend you have to marry. The gritest of Jin-O the Union Craig will be there. Moos Loyal one of the day evenings Eagles Hall music will be all M friends are there. There will be adoption than Anahale evening put on the bers are ready bring their Bible Class Meets The Young Woman's Bible class of the Presbyterian church of which Mrs. H. A. Johnston is the teacher will meet this evening at the home of the Misses Ruth and Mary Alice White on W. Sycamore-st. All young ladies of the church and Sunday school are invited to be present. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Women's Club Meets Business and Professional Women's club will hold an evening meeting Thursday at the Elks club. All members who cannot be present are requested to notify Mrs. H. T. Hathaway at 670-J not later than Tuesday noon. The dinner will be served at $30 for $1 per plate. There will be a program and good time. JAPANESE CREPE, GINGHAM AND PERCALE House Dresses and Aprons 89c For This Week Only THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF Corner Center & Lemon Sts. Anaheim Wool Taffetas AND French Flannel Shirts AND French Flannel Shirts It's pretty nice to get a hold of a wool or flannel shirt that doesn't shrink or fade; these won't and besides that they're very stylish—very cozy, very comfortable to wear—It's no wonder they're so popular. French Flannel $3.50 Collar Attached French Flannel $4.00 Collar to Match Wool Flannel $6.50 Collar Attached P.H. McCloskey CLOTHIER 3 Doors East of California Theater THE WOMAN'S PAC OF THE PLAIN DEALER, JAN. 22ND, 1923 Rubidoux Fehlman and Miss E. Podmore on, Miss Ida and Mr. and son, Frank! a pleasant moSunday. They Mr. Rubidoux beautiful valley, on and Arrowley spent some by way of Ond. The South surely in love country. Dinner Maddux entera delightful ber of friends. No marked the Mr. and "fixins" were active flowers, cards formed table which E. B. Camp, al and son GilL. Shoek of Mrs. Maddux. Dinner Heying graciber of friends Covers wertEd Heyling, Lambert, PilHeying and aldwin Park, ing, host and gressed with Meets final Women's man meeting Popular Couple Wedded Edward Craig, one of Breals popular young men, and Miss Ruth M. Gatechell of Santa Ana and has been in the employee of the Orange-co Plano Co. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Craig of Brea and brother of Jim Craig. He is an employee of the Union Tool Works. Mr. and Mrs. Craig will make their home in Brea. The young couple have a host of friends in Anaheim who extend their congratulations and best wishes. Chicken Dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Swesey of N. Lemon-st entertained Sunday with a delightful chicken dinner, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bradshaw of Tustin, Wells of Santa Ana, Mr. Lloyd Hull, of Iowa, Miss Emily Reid of Orange, Mr. Bernard Reid, Misses Maude and Thelma Mann. They passed a happy afternoon with music and conversation. Moose Dance Tuesday Loyal Order of Moose is planning one of the popular dances for Tuesday evening which will be given at Eagles Hall on S. Lemon-st. The music will start promptly at 9 o'clock and all Moose and their families and friends are cordially invited. Class Adoption There will be a Zoue and class adoption meeting of Modern Woodman Anaheim Camp No. 10236 this evening. The Long Beach team will put on the degree work. All members are requested to be present and bring their friends. City Briefs L. K. Weber went to Los Angeles yesterday. J. M. McClay of Anaheim is a patient at the local sanitarium. Misses Roberta Wagner and Ellen Proud visited in Los Angeles today. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henson Faris is getting along nicely and was able to go motoring yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Julian have moved from their home on S. Kroeger St. to Walnut Park. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson and children visited with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick Saturday evening. Miss Evelyn Degryse and Billie Matter motored to Riverside yesterday. ...Atty. and Mrs. O. T. Callor; the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Glick of Cory, Indian; Mr. and Mrs.W. J. Elliott and Mrs. Joe Helmlen left today for Imperial Valley. They will return Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Glick of Terre Haute are guests at the home of Mr. Glick's sister, Mrs. O. T.Callor; They plan to make their home here. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bradley and children of Riverside were guests yesterday and Mrs. J. H.Brunsworth. The many friends of Mrs. H.Bowen 410 S.Melrose St will be pleased to know that she is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. D.J.Donnelly and daughters motored to Los Angeles yesterday to visit friends. Bill Ireland of So.Pasadena was the Saturday guest of his brothers, Dean and Elston; Sunday they visited relatives in So.Pasadena. Floyd Baker was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.J.E.Baker.Floyd is a student at Pasadena Techonology Institute. Mrs.A.Leauna was the guest yes- NEW CLUB HOUSE AT WHITE TEMPLE The young people of the high school department of the White Teen ple made use of their club house yesterday for the first time. It is a beautiful bungalow of rooms just east of the church building.The arrangement of the room adapts it to the uses of the Sunday school and yet admits also of use distinctly social use. The Sunday school board pushes gas heaters for each room as supplied chairs and other equipment while the young people to take advantage of this new building are furlishing rugs etc. The building will be exclusively for the use of high school students and will be directly in control of professors.B.F.Stechead, of Anaheim U.H.All social gatherings of the young people of high school age will be held in this building. In the spring an additional building will be erected for the small children's use This will be 40 60 and two stories high with an ample basement. MEIGHAN MAN'S MAN IN THRILLING FILMS Viceroy of India! This is one of the public offices that Thomas Meighan holds in "The Man Who Said Tomorrow," his new Paramount picture, which Manager Ingram of the California Theatre announces for presentation at that cozy playhouse to morrow. In addition, he's a hard hitting energetic young scientist and explorer; also he has three love affairs. He fights his way through the picture, and at the finish—Well, the Class Adoption There will be a Zore and class adoption meeting of Modern Woodman Anaheim Camp No. 10236 this evening. The Long Beach team will put on the degree work. All members are requested to be present and bring their friends. Hotel Valencia Guests • Guests at Hotel Valencia; George F. Dexter, Dr. D. M. Rose, J. H. Vance, R. R. Trout, L. E. Trout, Los Angeles; Ida M. Sandel, San Francisco; F. H. Goldhue, Victorville; and F. A. Brooks, Hollywood. Invited to Orange The members of the Anaheim Auxiliary to the American Legion have been invited to attend an Auxiliary meeting at Orange this evening. Delta Group Meets There will be a special meeting of the Delta group of the Delphian society tomorrow at 10 a.m. with Mrs. H. A. Johnston for the purpose of covering the chapter of Greek Mythology. Choral Society Meets Anaheim Community Choral Society will meet at 7:30 this evening at the high school. All members and prospective members are urged to be present. Carl Rholes will be on hand to direct. SEEK 300 MEMBERS AT WHITE TEMPLE A meeting of the congregation of the Methodist White Temple will be held Wednesday night to work out plans for the new membership campaign. The High School orchestra will furnish instrumental numbers. The church has officially adopted two goals for the church: One of 300 new Sunday school scholars by April 1st, Easter Sunday and the other of 300 members of the church by October 1st. This will make 1100 members of the church and 1500 members of the Sunday school. Every department of the church is enthusiastic about the campaign which will be brought to a climax in an evangelistic campaign like the one conducted last year, which resulted in the addition of 200 members to the church. The promise for success is greater this year than last. The many friends of Mrs. H. Bowen 410 S. Melrose St. will be pleased to know that she is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and daughters motored to Los Angeles yesterday to visit friends. Bill Ireland of So. Pasadena was the Saturday guest of his brothers, Dean and Elston; Sunday they visited relatives in So. Pasadena. Floyd Baker was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker, Floyd is a student at Pasadena Techonology Institute. Mrs. A. Leasa was the guest yesterday of sister and brother, Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Dewey in Los Angeles. Mrs. Frank Gelser and children, Miss Agnes and Mary Bowe of Los Angeles and R. F. Warner and mother of Van Nuys were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus. E. E. Hienze who underwent an operation at the hospital Saturday for appendicitis is getting along nicely. Miss Katherine Kreiss has gone to Riverside where she will visit for several days. Miss Coy Annack and Chester Morris motored to Huntington Beach and other resorts yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grussing motored to Seal Beach yesterday where they visited with a sister and husband of Mrs. Grussing, who have recently come from Nebraska. Miss Mitchell Arkley of U.S.C passed the week-end at her parents home in Garden Grove. Mr. and Mrs. U.S.Amack were guests of Mrs. Amack's sister at Long Beach yesterday. LOCAL Mrs.W.S.McCabe and E.W.Nenno are guests of Mr. and Mrs.C.J.Nenno. Yesterday the party passed the day at Long Beach. Mrs.T.J.Linine of Huntington Beach was the guest of Anaheim friends yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.Louis Danx leave Tuesday for a two months' trip to New York to buy pianos. Mrs.A.W.Reeves is a patient at the local sanitarium today. W.Kirkham was arrested by the local police on the charge of cutting the button and released on a ball of $5. Mrs.E.W.Johnson of Long Beach lost a Dodge touring car over the weekend, according to a report at the local police station. Local police are on the lookout for it. Marriage Lincenses Paul Henry Webb 26, Huntington Beach; Ivy Beulah McQueen, 29, Bakersfield; Reuben G.Neifert, 29, Agnes A.Hamilton 24, El Modena; Edward Craig, Brea, and Ruth M.Gatehell, Santa Ana. Overeating is one of the health-meningiac intemperances of the age, particularly among Americans. The average American eats too much by 75 per cent. Gluttony—more or less refined, but gluttony nevertheless—is rife in this country. The result is IN THRILLING FILMS Viceroy of India! This is one of the public offices that Thomas Meighan holds in "The Man Who Said Tomorrow," his new Paramount picture, which Manager Ingram of the California Theatre announces for presentation at that cozy playhouse to morrow. In addition, he's a hard hitting energetic young scientist and explorer; also he has three love affairs. He fights his way through the picture, and at the finish—Well, that must be left until the picture is exhibited, otherwise the punch is lost But it ends happily. One of the best casts that could have been assembled has been provided by Director Alfred Green. Lead trice Joy is leading woman; Eva Noak and June Elvidge have important roles; Albert Roscoe is the villain; Laurence Wheat has a good part, and a venerable psychologist is portrayed by John Miltern. Alec Francis, Robert Brower, Edward Patrick, Jacquer- Fullerton Briefs Ralph Peacy has left over the Santa Fe for Stoutland, Mo. Odd Albertson left over the weekend for El Roy, Wis. Miss Martha Crooke has accepted a position as clerk in the First National Bank of Fullerton. Harry Smith of Fullerton underwent an operation yesterday at the Fullerton hospital. Mrs.W.L.Moody of Fullerton underwent an operation yesterday at the Fullerton hospital. Guests at Hotel California, Fullerton; Mrs.C.A.Stewart, Los Angeles; E.J.Hener, Alhambra; Mrs.William B.Glover,Fairfield,Conn.; and A.D.Dumontier,Los Angeles. The Royal Arch Masons expect to hold their annual installation of officers tomorrow night at the Fullerton Masonic Temple. Mrs.Albert Launer entertained a "500" party at her home last week VOGUE SHOP CHANGES HANDS The Vogue Shop of Fullerton has been purchased from Mrs.R.G.Brittle and Miss Norma Clark by Mrs.Berdella Stark Prince and Mrs.Lola Warne Fenwick of Santa Ana.Mrs.Brittle and Miss Clark had kept the shop six years.The consideration was not announced.Mrs.Brittle does not expect to go into business again,and Miss Clark has not made plans for the future. Even a great man seems commonplace and mortal when asked to carve the roast turkey. April 1st, Easter Sunday and the other of 300 members of the church by October 1st. This will make 1100 members of the church and 1300 members of the Sunday school. Every department of the church is enthusiastic about the campaign which will be brought to a climax in an evangelistic campaign like the one conducted last year, which resulted in the addition of 200 members to the church. The promise for success is greater this year than last. QUICK REPAIRS A short circuit in the electric system should be repaired as soon as possible. Marriage Lincenses Paul Henry Webb 26, Huntington Beach; Ivy Beulah McQueen, 29, Bakersfield; Reuben G. Neifert, 29, Agnes A. Hamilton 24, El Modena; Edward Craig, Bren, and Ruth M. Gatechell, Santa Ana. Overeating is one of the health-menacing intemperances of the age, particularly among Americans. The average American eats too much by 75 per cent. Gluttony—more or less refined, but gluttony nevertheless—is rise in this country. The result is premature death or shattered health. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Washer Wilson A Complete Line of Electric Washers, Vacuum Cleaner, Ironing Machine and Sewing Machines Delivered to your home on a small deposit and Easy Monthly Terms 227 E. Center St. Anaheim Also 108 E. Amerige Fullerton Horton WASHER VACUUM CUP CYLINDER OSCILLATOR and DOLLY TYPE ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION CLUB HOUSE WHITE TEMPLE SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, Jan. 22. (Split) A large Santa Fe Lease crowd motored to La Habra Friday night to attend the dance, everyone enjoying the evening, good music and good floor. They were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Soguine and son, Roy and relatives, Miss Marguerite Flynn, Miss Sadie Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Heir, Mr. Harroth, Mrs. Pittman, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and son, acclimin, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews, Miss Olive Sekryer and Miss Benney Pinch, and Harry Evans. Mr. Dick Walkup of Anaheim formerly of the lease visited Mr. and Mrs. R. Dales over the week-end. Mr. Edward Brainer, Mr. Jack Andrews and Mr. Peck Cullen were show visitors in Anaheim Thursday evening. Mr. Leslie Goldring was unfortunately hurt Thursday by falling and breaking a small bone in his left left. Leeelle is now walking on crutches. Mr. Carl Borgen entertained Friday Mrs. William Everett of Fullerton. Miss Willamina Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan spent Thursday evening at Long Beach. Mr. Don Cullen and Miss Mona Meranda were show visitors Thursday evening. Miss Helen Meranda spent Thursday evening with Miss Ruth Herd of the West Coast Lease. Mrs. Cokely of this lease is on the sick list. Mrs.-Will Johnson-entertained Thursday her daughter, Mrs. Gilbert and children of the Puente Lease. Mr. and Mrs. R. Meranda have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breakfield and son Lee Roy, of Patterson. "The Danger Point," at the United Theatre, is a picture that should be seen for the good reason that it is an enjoyable one—an exceptional drama. It has the rare quality of seeming to be real life, and its characters, people of flesh and blood, rather than a film fable played by human puppets. When it is all over you realize that your attention has been held every minute and that Carmel Myers, Wm. P Carleton, Vernon Cteel, Jos. J. Dowling (who plays what is absolutely his best role since "The Miracle man"), Harry Todd and Margaret Joslin have taken you out of your world into a new one. The story, like many of the best ones, is simple. It is about James Benton, a quiet, rather silent big man, who lives in a house overlooking the town he has founded and his gradual awakening to the appeal of a girl from the city. They marry because they really love and the rest of the story tells of their attempts to adapt themselves to each other, their mistakes, their exaggeration of trifles and their great misunderstanding. A magnificently staged railroad wreck is the climax and a happy ending is the logical result of it. BOY'S BODY ARRIVES The body of Raymond Matthews, 17-year-old son of N. W. Matthews, who recently died in Washington, arrived today in Fullerton, where funeral services are to be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the McAulay funeral parlors. Interment is to be at Santa Ana. The human infant is the most helpless of all animals. Other wise he probably wouldn't be saddled with a THRILLING FILM of India! This is one of c offices that Thomas holds in "The Man Who Saw" his new Paramount picleman. Manager Ingram of the theatre announces for pretent that cozy playhouse to on, he's a hard hitting and young scientist and explorer has three love affairs. is his way through the picture at the finish—Well, that until the picture is exterwise the punch is lost. happily. Mr. Don Cullen and Miss Mona Meranda were show visitors Thursday evening. Miss Helen Meranda spent Thursday evening with Miss Ruth Herd of the West Coast Lease. Mrs. Cokely of this lease is on the sick list. Mrs.-Will Johnson entertained Thursday her daughter, Mrs. Gibert and children of the Puente Lease. Mr. and Mrs. R. Meranda have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breakfield and son Lee Roy, of Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. McGuire entertained Thursday their daughter, Miss Agnes and friend of Fullerton. In India they have unearthed an ancient government building. They expect to get through the red tape some time next spring. BOY'S BODY ARRIVES The body of Raymond Matthews, 17-year-old son of N. W. Matthews, who recently died in Washington, arrived today in Fullerton, where funeral services are to be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow from the McAulay funeral parlors. Interment is to be at Santa Ana. The human infant is the most helpless of all animals. Other he probably wouldn't be saddled with a portion of the war debt. Mechanical & Architectual Drawing Class MONDAY NIGHTS AT 7 AUDITORIUM BLDG. HIGH SCHOOL Fassel's Groceries in Ruether's Public Market 139 West Center The most convenient place in Anaheim for your Table Wants Tuesday Special Aunt Jamina Pancake Flour 2 For 25c 2 Limit Wednesday Special Royal Red Peas 10c a Can 6 Limit Wednesday Thursday Special Calif. Home Brand Catsup 18c •1 Limit Friday Special Hersey Cocoa ½ lb. For 16c' 2 Limit We carry only the highest quality food stuffs and we are sure that after trading here a few times, we can convince you the best is the cheapest. Trade here Save steps. 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