oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-17

CHURCHES JOIN IN ANNUAL DAY OF PRAYER THE day of prayer for missions, an annual event, but meeting for the first time in union service in Anaheim, was observed yesterday afternoon in the Presbyterian church. A committee from each church joined in arrangements which were successfully carried out. Mrs. H. A. Hawley, president of Our Women's Home Missionary society of the Presbyterian church, was in charge of the afternoon. Devotional services was led by Mrs. J. T. Hutchinson, president of Holie Missionary society of the White Temple, which consisted of Scripture readings by women of the churches or societies, followed by prayer for the various organizations and missions. A musical program included a duet by Mrs. J. R. Aberratty and Mrs. West, "The Love Tithes". An address by Miss Robinson, of Fullerton, returned missionary from India, held the undivided interest of the congregation every moment. A solo, by Miss Reaves, who is solost of the Vawter Evangelistic company, new holding meetings in the labernacle, entitled "Have You Done Your Best?" was delightfully rendered. Miss Hazel Hawley, daughter of Mrs. H. A. Hawley, who has been the missionary in the Mexican church in San Pedro for about two years, told of her work and experiences. The hostess church felt very proud of Miss Hawley as she is one of its very own daughters. Community singing concluded the afternoon. Miss Myrtle Cain, bored haired "flapper" member of the Minnesota Legislature, who has introduced a bill defining the various activities of the Ku Klun Klan as treason, mayhem and murder and making it a misdemeanor for anyone to wear a mask in public. In honor of Mrs. J. C. Penney who has been called by death and in respect and sympathy to J. C. Penney, president and founder of this organization, this store will be closed Monday, between the hours of 11 A.M. and 12 noon. J.C. Penney Co. Incorporated 371 DEPARTMENT STORES 225 W. Center St. Anaheim A Treat BE IN Store For ON Monda BE IN Store For ON Monday February IN Parisian Milline 209 East Center Street When you make your initial visit to us, and see the charming Styles, you will at once be impressed by the lovliness of our Fai With a wide range of choice, of the many delightful models, a hat to suit every type and preference. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, FEB. 17TH, 1923 CLUB VISITS FORMER MEMBER IN LONG BEACH LONG BEACH was the objective point of the ladies of the West End Country club yesterday afternoon, and the home of Mrs. E. S. Bell was the place in particular. The club, of which Mrs. Bell was formerly a member, was entertained royally by her. The ladies chatted together over their fancy work, reviewing the old days when Mrs. Bell was "one of them" at every meeting, and of successive meetings since she has resided in the city by the sea. Music was also a very pleasant feature. About 4:30 the ladies were invited to the dining room where a luncheon of beautiful appointments and delicious menu was served. Spring flowers, which were lavishly used about the living room, were also the decorative centerpiece. Place cards and favors furthered the cheery motif. Covers were placed for the Mesdames R. Saulsbury, Wilcox, George Rebman, J. J. O'Melha, Idn Dutton, A. F. Fishering, Weasler, George Baker, Frank Baker, Frank Meredith, Howell, C. E. Douglas, F. K. Day, John Eells, H. G. Carlin, McAllister, J. D. Reed, Guy Jones, J. H. Ritchle, and Miss Marjorie Day, all of Anaheim and the Mesdames Sterling, Hale and the hostess, Mrs. Bell, of Long Beach. The next regular club meeting will be held next Friday with Mrs. Meredith. Gen. Delphian Meeting The general meeting of the Delphain society will be held next Tuesday morning, Feb. 20, in the Elks club. The program will be in charge of the supervisor, Mrs. F. R. Schiller and will consist of the following: Members of the Alpha, Beta, Gamma groups will be leaders. Beginning of the Persian struggles and Xerxes, Mrs. Wm. Schumacher, FINE ADDRESSES AT CLUB MEETING IN RIVERSIDE With Mrs. Henry De Nyse, president of the Riverside County in the chair, the federation meeting was held yesterday in the auditorium of Sherman Institute, on Magnolia-ave, near Rivervide. Mrs. DeNyse extended the courtesy of all invitation to several members of Anaheim Ebell club, with who mahe is personally club, with whom he is personally frequently come in contact in club life. Mrs. Nellie E. Terry, Mrs. G. Herbert Goddale, Mrs. C. C. Smith, Mrs. H. C. Downs and Miss Kate Rea were in attendance. Arriving at the drive skirting the beautiful institute grounds, a stalwart Indian boy student met the ladies, directing them to parking space, etc. His very courteous manner gave them an excellent preface to the day. Supt. Conser, of the institute, assisted in receiving the ladies who were soon conducted into the auditorium. A program of addresses on topics of utmost importance to the Indians of the state and to reforestation of California were discussed by men most prominent in these affairs. State Federation president Mrs. Fitzgerald also was present to be speaker of the afternoon. Senator S. C. Evans, of Riverside, told of the project to make Palm Springs and vicinity a national reserve, and explained clearly that, because it would disturb the homes of the older Indians, the matter must be handled carefully and slowly, as well as fairly. The older natives, not having the understanding of the project, object to giving up their homes in the valley, and only time can remove such objections. Mr. Evans told of the necessity of centering upon one highway in particular of the three which enter California from other states for permanent improvement, and stated that a generous fig- Gen. Delphian Meeting The general meeting of the Delphain society will be held next Tuesday morning, Feb. 20, in the Elks club. The program will be in charge of the supervisor, Mrs. F. R. Schiller and will consist of the following: Members of the Alpha, Beta, Gamma groups will be leaders. Beginning of the Persian struggles and Xerxes, Mrs. Wm. Schumagher; the Athenian empire, Pericles and his policies, Mrs. E. H. Galvio; current events, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk; ancient oracles of Greece and the oracle of Delphi, Mrs. Bertha Comstock; the prosperity of Athens and the Golden age, Mrs. E. P. Fergus; the masterpieces of Phidias and Praxiteles, art topic, Mrs. Earl Faris. Plays of the month, "The World We Live In," by Carpek Broos; Six Characters in Search of an Author, by Lengl Pirandello. Musical reading, "Pipes of Pan," Mrs. Laura Sears, with Mrs. Ruth Soltz at the piano; report of Los Angeles assembly meeting, by the president of the Anaheim chapter, Mrs. H. H. Benjamin. Motor to Baldy Seventeer members of the S. S. classes of the Evangelical church motored to Mt. Baldy today where they enjoyed the features of a day in the mountains. They were accompanied by their teachers, Mrs. Fred Link and Dr. Zimmerman and Mrs. Emma Luhring. To Hear I Trovatore Among those from Ananeim planning to hear II Trovatore this evening, sung by the San Carlos Grand Opera company in the Philharmonic auditorium, Los Angeles, are Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCullah, Mr. Merrill, Miss Merrill, Miss Ruth Lott, Walter Stokes and Cortes Hoskins. AT HOTEL VALENCIA New guests at Hotel Valencia: P. H. Harris, L. Z. Ellsworth, P. O. Broxon, W. S. McGrath, and J. C. Matthias, Los Angeles! J. F. Beeson, Omaha; H. Bard, Santa Ana; W. B. Kleinsmid, San Diego; O. C. Willelur, San Francisco; Dan Guthmum, Philadelphia; Gordon N. Randall, Los Angeles; D. C. Wylie, Riverside; John L. Harris, Ontario. Other guests at Hotel Valencia: R. R. Alderson and wife, Jack Gamble, Miss G. J. Williams, R. Boyd, R. A. Potts, A. L. Jordan, M. B. Brass nail more than an inch long from the girl's left lung. Thirteen years ago, Rose, then a child, swallowed the brass nail. During the many years that the nail was in the body Rose was ill continually and it is thought her health will now improve. A beautiful 20 acre site divided into large buildings on the State Highland BE IN ore For You ON Monday, February 19 IN Hillinery Street AT HOTEL VALENCIA New guests at Hotel Valencia: P. H. Harris, L. Z. Ellaworth, P. O. Broxon, W. S. McGrath, and J. C. Matthias, Los Angeles! J. F. Beeson, Omaha; H. Bard, Santa Ana; W. B. Kleinsmid, San Diego; O. C. Willielur, San Francisco; Dan Guthmum, Philadelphia; Gordon N. Randdall, Los Angeles; D. C. Wylie, Riverside; John L. Harris, Ontario. Other guests at Hotel Valencia: R. R. Alderson and wife, Jack Gamble, Miss G. J. Williams, R. Boyd, R. A. Potts, A. L. Jordan, M. B. Hann, Frank J. Murray, V. E. Freeman, Paul Fredell, C. P. Thurston, Hanson King and wife, Mrs. Ida M. Sandel. Ernest Norrish, Lang, Calif., arrived Thursday evening for a visit with his uncle, P. H. Krick, of N. Los Angeles street. Mr. Norrish plans to raise goats on a ranch he has secured near Laguna and to that end was accompanied to the beach town yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Krick. Bill Ireland of So., Pasadena is the guest of his brothers, Dean and Elston. The Best Dry Cleaners in Anaheim Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00 Ladies' work given special attention. All foods called for and delivered. Phone Us—42 The Bell Cleaners and Dyers 1102 Lincoln Morton Davis, Prop IMPORTANT DAY CELEBRATED IN GRIMSHAW HOME The arrival of two Valentines was celebrated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw with a sumptuous dinner, for those two Valentines were most valuable and precious ones. From very small "bits of love" the Valentines, have grown into manhood and womanhood in close family friendship, and this celebration of the day is but another of the happy occasions which have been observed year after year. The Valentines were Miss Alice Grimshaw and Mr. William Wallop. The dinner table was laid with covers for a dozen. Valentine colors were used artistically about the house and on the table. Chicken featured the menu with all the excellent sides dishes appropriate to such an occasion. The big birthday cake was an attractive as well as delicious portion of a course. An evening of music, instrumental and vocal, and chatting over other anniversary celebrations was thorny enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. William Wallop, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamilton Evans, Mrs. J. B. Rea, Miss Kate Rea, Mrs. Neilie E. Terry, Mr. William Askin, Mr. Maurice Waugh and Miss Grimshaw and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grimshaw. Mrs. Mary Beal and Mr. Charles Niblack, of Los Angeles, were the guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton attended the Minnesota plenice at Sycamore Grove today. Katella School Social Another delightful evening was enjoyed by the pupils at Katella school, the teachers and the members of the P.-T. A. The femenine guests came in aprons and the men in overalls. The pupils of the school furnished a clever and entertaining program. Miss Elizabeth Mott entertained with instrumental numbers. "The February Days" was a short skit presented by 28 of the pupils. Clyde Howell gave a recitation which was followed by three games from the primary dept. A soldier drill was the contribution from the girls of the fifth and sixth grades. A recitation was given by Lawrence Cochran and Miss Cuba Carner gave a piano solo. A pleasing solo was the one given by Miss Grace Mauerhan. "The Making of the Flag" was cleverly portrayed by members of the third and fourth grades. The seventh and eighth grades concluded the program with an attractive minuet. The hall was attractively decorated with flags and other patriotic emblems. There was a large crowd present to enjoy the performances and pie and coffee was served in the late evening. Veteran Writer Honored Mr. Charles Heston Peirson will be honored upon his thirty-second birthday and his Fifteenth anniversary as a writer for American newspapers with a reception at Hotel Virginia in Long Beach, Saturday evening, March 3, from eight to twelve o'clock. The hostess will be Miss Belle McCord Roberts. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get ads Mrs. Mary Beal and Mr. Charles Niblack, of Los Angeles, were the guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton attended the Minnesota plenje at Sycamore Grove today. Build Your Home Here In Our Newest Sub-Division The South Anaheim Tract beautiful 20 acre site that will be ed into large building lots. Lo-on the State Highway. This tract will have lights, water, gas and all street improvements. Restrictions are reasonable, but beautiful 20 acre site that will be ed into large building lots. Loon the State Highway. MALL PAYMENT DOWN EASY TERMS PRICES $675 to $950 MARGAINS UNEQUALED ANYWHERE WATCH FOR THE BIG IGN ON THE TRACT This tract will have lights, water, gas and all street improvements. Restrictions are reasonable, but thoroughly protective. The soil is excellent. Full bearing walnuts and young oranges now cover the tract. This is the third subdivision we have put on in Anaheim and we believe that it is in value offered, by all odds the best. D. W. Anderson & Sons No. Los Angeles St. Phone 434 W. J. Elliott First National Bank Building Phone 929