oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-20

WEINIE BAKE AND BEACH PARTY IS JOLLY OUTING DOZEN and almost a half Anaheim young folk motored to Huntington Beach last evening where they enjoyed the divertions of the beach town. They took weinies, buns, pickles, marshmallows and other goodies along and enjoyed a feed on the sand. Is the group were Elsa Steffens, Alvina Yost, Rene Poyet, Leong Van Bowan, Edytha Hayward, Clara Heinzze, Margaret Seimers, the Messra Ray Skee, Paul Gray, Bill Kruger, John Poyt, Alvin Swanson, Perry Kalley, George Carlson. At the Beach they were joined by Georgia Avent and Billy Bliley. Visiting Minister Preaches Rev. P. A. Brandon, of Redlands, visited Rev. J. D. Card, pastor of the Cypress church over Sunday and delivered the sermons both morning and evening. Rev. Brandon was a former resident of Kentucky and it was in the Blue Grass state that Rev. Card and he became classmates and fast friends. The Cypress church is planning a busy day for Easter when an all-day gathering will be held in the church. The morning sermon hour will be addressed by Rev. E. R. Kelly who will open evangelistic meetings on that date. Rev. Kelly was formerly evangelistic editor of the "Christian witness." Otto Finegge left this morning over the Santa Fe for Detroit, Mich. Fashion Show at School A most beautiful showing of gowns for street, evening, afternoon, school and sport wear, will be displayed at Anaheim high school Friday evening when seventeen attractive maidens from the school will model the latest in vogue with hats beads and earrings to complete milady's outfit in a cleverly arranged skit, Friday evening. The fashion show will serve as a curtain raiser for the pageant. Miss Irene Sue Lean is in charge of this group of girls, and the show will surpass any former display. It is whispered that there will even be a bevy of bathing girls. Special settings and lighting effects will feature the attraction. Taking part in the revue will be the Misses Florence Smith, Mabel Mitchell, Ethel Easton, Emma Hunter, Gwendelyn Wadsworth, Mary Easten, Charleen Tedrick, Fay Ballou, Christine Berghofer, Dorothy Bishop, Ruth Dahl, Florence Austin, Viola Lensing, Helen Daly, Catherine Cravath, Ella Cook, Margorita Johnson and Mildred Henry. Young Girl "Trapped" Miss Helen West was very happily surprised last evening when she was called home and found a large party of friends who had gathered there in her absence to help celebrate her birthday anniversary. Miss West is an usherette at the California and when her mother telephoned that she was going away and wished her to come home. Miss West suspected nothing, but walked into the trap laid for her. Games and music and dancing was enjoyed and later, birthday refreshments were served. Instruction in Play A group of Anaheim high school boys and girls is taking special playground work under the direction of EACH HOUSE THINKS FOR PRECEDING special adventures and Mrs. J. A. Ramsey of day about them a birthday evening at the With pink combination, the real spring applique was a bus in pink and white radiated the creech wreath and wore other spring Two huge tailing a ring for wealth and bliss. Mrs. R. comfortable fitting the dime; the ring and M. thimble, all of happy over that were decorated "sweet sixteen." Games and maintenance features presented with Mrs. Ramsey's painted plates. An amusing was that each party was to sit when it became complimentary wear were greatly enriched broke up a "Jyy proposed and I Ford delivery took the spin. Present were Knott and chill Mrs. J. A. Ramsey Mrs. Lizzie H.Crose, of Orange AT THE VICTROLA SHOP Hear Sir HARRY LAUDER Tonight! Curtain rises, in your own home, anytime you want it, with these great new songs in his best win. "It's a Fine Thing to Sing," he declares, with a "fol-a-ma-del the dordie-ol." You can't help joining in yourself. On the other side he makes "Saturday Night" assume greater importance than Monday morning. Victor Record 55160 One of the new MARCH VICTOR RECORDS just up. Weber's Music Co. The Victrola Shop 206 W. Center St. Instruction in Play A group of Anaheim high school boys and girls is taking special playground work under the direction of Miss Florence Randall, community service worker, at the school field every day during the noon period. Miss Randall is training them in new games and different recreational exercises. The girls taking up this work are Aline Pleper, Irma Young, Grace Holeworth, Gretchen Holland, Evelyn Cordero, June Borchert, Sarah Pay, Marile Noll and Frances Adams. The boys, Marlowe Janse, Roger Pohlmann, John Daugherty, Harold Holsworth. Afternoon Dancing Party Miss Ruth Myer of W. Orange thorpe entertained a party of friends Saturday afternoon, the event being her seventeenth birthday anniversary. Music, dancing and chatting made a merry afternoon. Decorations were of St. Patrick's day kind and cake with green icing, and ice cream were served. Guests of Miss Myer included Misses Lila and Rabe Scott, La Habra, Erma Hill, Leonn Root, Downey, Mrs. Ruth Howe, Mrs. John Scott, and Mrs. R. H. Myer. Auxiliary Contributions The Legion Auxiliary will meet this evening in the club rooms. All members are requested to be present and report as to whether they will go to Camp Kearny Sunday. The ladies are yet needing clothing for the soldiers and could carry more goodies in the way of "ents." History Section Tomorrow The History and Travel section of Ebell club will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Miss Kate Rea. The program is unusually fine and a good attendance is assured. TONE UP THE KIDNEYS "Symptoms of Kidney trouble are all gone. Water is clear and does not burn. Foley Kidney Pills certainly do work." writes W. J. Grudy, New Orlean, Long Island; Rheumatite pain; tired feeling are symptoms of distressed kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys and quickly relieve kidneys and bladder trouble. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's—Heying's Pharmacy. Domestic The Domestic meeting at the Peck yesterday one. The host Mrs. Peck, Mrs James and Mrs Hostessen. Roll call was held hints and were all helpful was good altho usual. Toughly profitable. Hotel V New guests include: Virginia Gregg, Carl L., N. J. Tiedens, Bell, J. P. Marry Harry Schwartz derson, G. A. Mix, W. Hatch reeman, A. M. and D. C. Bori el A. Wilcox, Central Point, San Fransisco. Calvary U The Woman's Baptist church Sam P. Gott, Thursday afterme meeting closes on good attendance one is welcome. —Heinsitching location. J. E. Schunnate. Weber's Music Co. The Victrola Shop 206 W. Center St. TONE UP THE KIDNEYS "Symptoms of Kidney trouble are all gone. Water is clear and does not burn. Poley Kidney Pills certainly do the work." writes W. J. Grady, New Orleans, Louisiana. Backache, rheumatic pain, tired feeling are symptoms of distressed kidneys. Poley Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys and quickly relieve kidneys and bladder trouble. Refuse substitutes. Instiat upon Foley's—Heying's Pharmacy. Baldwin Refrigerator "The Box With the Steady Cold Wave" SOLD BY US CONSTINUOUSLY FOR ELEVEN YEARS SEE THEM IN OUR EAST WINDOW THIS WEEK 18 Styles $16.75 to $ STROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY Opposite New City Hall Orange County's Finest Furniture Store THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER MARCH 20, 1923 EACH HONOREE THINKS PARTY IS FOR OTHER ONE PRECEDING but one day the official advent of Spring, not many years ago, Mrs. William Knott and Mrs. J. A. Ramage first saw the light of day about the same time. In honor of the occasion, their friends gave them a birthday surprise party last evening at the home of Mrs. Knott. With pink and white for the color combination, the rooms presented a real spring appearance. The centerpiece was a basket of spring blossoms in pink and white and their fragrance radiated the entire house. Bridal wreath and white Cherokee roses were other spring flowers used. Two huge birthday cakes, one containing a ring for matrimony, a dime for wealth and a thimble for single bliss. Mrs. Ramage established a comfortable future for herself by getting the dine, Magter Buddy Knott the ring and Master Billie Knott the thimble, all of whom were entirely happy over their "finds." The cakes were decorated and laced alike, with "sweet sixteen" candles each. Games and music were other entertainment features. Mrs. Knott was presented with a string of pearls and Mrs. Ramage with half dozen hand painted plates. An amusing feature of the party was that each honoree thought the party was to surprise the other and when it became apparent that the compliment was a double affair both were greatly surprised. As the party broke up a "joy ride" to Orange was proposed and loaded into the Knott Ford delivery car, the merrymakers took the spin. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Win. Knott and children, Bud and Billie; Mrs. J. A. Ramage, Mrs. Ralph Slewka, Mrs. Llazie Huntington, Mrs. Joe Cross, of Orange, Mrs. Fannie Weaver, Mrs. Pauline Weaver, Mrs. John Weaver. Revival Meetings Continue Revival meetings will continue this week in the West Broadway M.E., church, is the afternoon at 2 o'clock and in the evening at 7:30. A wonderful spirit has prevailed in the meetings. Dr. J. H. Durbahn, district superintendent, is expected to be present a few days during the week. Next Sunday evening Dr. Adam Leoppert of Chicago, secretary of the Epworth League Home board, will give an address at the church. This is an unusual event and a full house should greet the speaker. Community Luncheon The regular Wednesday Community Service luncheon will occur tomorrow at 12 o'clock. A program will feature the meeting. City Briefs Coach Irene Jacques' diamond girls drew a 'bye in the baseball schedule this week. This will give them more time for practice and to brush up on their team work. Huntington Beach battles Capistrano at the latter's ground, Garden Grove goes to Fullerton, Whittler to Tustin and Santa Ana to Orange. *Mrs. E. J. Secrist, wife of the pastor of the Brea Congregational church and his daughter are both quite ill at their Brea home.* Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gillam of San Diego, were week end guests at their daughter, Mrs. Harry D. Riley and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson and Miss Cathle Bell passed Saturday night and Sunday in Los Angeles with friends. E. H. Metcalf spent today at Del Mar. Mrs. Henry Heying and Mrs. Win.J. Lake were Los Angeles visitors Impersonating Bandit Lands "Hoot" in Jail That the western range of America, so long the favorite scene of thrilling photoplays, is not the only place infested by desperate bandits, is shown in "The Gentleman from America," (the Universal feature, which will present Edward (Hoot) Gibson at the United theatre beginning tomorrow. Bandits of a particularly wild and bold type still infest the mountainous regions of many parts of Europe and particularly Spain. Hiding deep in the mountains, these Spanish marauders sweep down upon the populace of small villages at intervals and their names instill fear. The experience of an American doughboy who impersonated such a bandit and not only got the law but the real bandit chasing him, surely should offer fascinating possibilities for thrilling situations. That is exactly what happened in "The Gentleman from America," which was written especially for the star by Raymond L. Schrock, scenario editor at Universal City. Opposite the star will be seen Louise Lorraine, while Carmen Phillips, Frank Leigh, Tom O'Brien, Burton Law and others play important roles. Fullerton Briefs New guests at the California Hotel, Fullerton, include: A. F. Whitley, Chicago; and Victor Dupuy, and F. L. Moore, Los Angeles. The Fullerton Brea, La Habra and Placentia grammar schools hold a track meet Saturday at Fullerton high school it was announced today at the office of C. A. Marcey, grammer school principal. Dr. and Mrs. I. C. Sutton of Anaheim An amusing feature of the party was that each honoree thought the party was to surprise the other and when it became apparent that the compliment was a double affair both were greatly surprised. As the party broke up a "joy ride" to Orange was proposed and, loaded into the Knott Ford delivery car, the merrymakers took the spin. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Knott and children, Bud and Billie; Mrs. J. A. Ramage, Mrs. Ralph Sierka, Mrs. Liazle Huntington, Mrs. Joe Crosse, of Orange, Mrs. Fannie Weaver, Miss Pauline Vetter, Miss Eva Merritt, Miss Beth Lynch and Misc Charlotte Crose. Practice Popular Game A jolly half dozen dropped on in Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick last evening to brush up on "five hundred". The popular game was enjoyed for several rounds. In the crowd were Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Fergus and Miss Evelyn and Lillian Degryse. Domestic Science Meets The Domestic Science section, meeting at the home of Mrs. F. G. Peek yesterday, was an interesting one. The hostesses of the afternoon, Mrs. Peek, Mrs. A. Nazle, Mrs. F. W. James and Mrs. John Johnson were hostesses. Roll call was answered with household hints and with recipes which were all helpful. The attendance was good although somewhat less than usual. The meeting was thoroughly profitable one. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia include: Virginia Stanton, J. W. Gregg, Carl L. King, E. W. Funk, N. J. Tiedena, W. W. Harvey, W. H. Bell, J. P. Martin, Miss Ethel Ames, Harry Schwartz, J. C. Jewett, T. Anderson, G. A. Fogleman, Harry F. Mix, W. Hatch, G. F. Harris, C. Exreeman, A. M. Kruse, M. J. Graff, and D. C. Boring, Los Angeles; Ethel A. Wilcox, and L. H. Willcox, Central Point, Ore., and H. Boleman, San Francisco. Calvary Union Thursday The Woman's Union of the Calvary Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Sam P. Gott, 717 West Broadway, Thursday afternoon, March 22. This meeting closes the year's work and a good attendance is desired. Everyone is welcome. Hemstitching by Mme. Parks New location, 250 E. Center. J.E.Schumacher Co., for real estate. Mrs. E.J.Secrist, wife of the pastor of the Brea Congregational church and his daughter are both quite ill at their Brea home. Mr. and Mrs.G.H.Gillam of San Diego, were week end guests at their daughter, Mrs.Harry D.Riley and family. Mr. and Mrs.George Jackson and Miss Cathie Bell passed Saturday night and Sunday in Los Angeles with friends. E.H.Metcalf spent today at Del Mar. Mrs.Henry Heying and Mrs.Wm.J.Lake were Los Angeles visitors today. NEW LODGE WILL BE FORMED HERE A new lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen is to be instituted in Anaheim about April 10th. District Manager H.C.Me Masters of Whittier has opened office at 212 W.Center-st., and will be here until the lodge is instituted. The North Dakota Jurisdiction now operates in the states of No.Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada and California, headquarters for California being Los Angeles. A new lodge was recently instituted at Ontario with some of the leading business men and women as charter members. Within the last two years lodges have been instituted at Los Angeles, Glendale, El Monte, Long Beach, Whittier, San Diego and Ontario and on March 20th we expect to institute a live one at San Bernardino," says Mr.Me Masters. In fact, we have several new lodges in progress of organization now. The insurance plans of the order are modern. Rates are adequate and the full legal reserve is maintained.In addition to whole life,the order writes policies paid up in 10,15 and twenty years,sick and accident insurance,with old age,total and permanent disability. HUNTINGTON BEACH BABY ASPHYXIATED Coach Elliott's diamond men tangled with Huntington Beach in a practice baseball game on Anaheim field this afternoon.The locals second team went to Garden Grove. Anaheim is getting in trim for the first league battle Friday when they play fast clan of players from Capistrano. Whittler goes to Fullerton; Tustin to Garden Grove; Santa Ana at Huntington Beach and Orange draws a bye. Fullerton Briefs New guests at the California Hotel,Fullerton Include; A.F.Fhitley Chicago; and Victor Dupuy,and F.L.Moore,Los Angeles. The Fullerton,Brea,La Habra and Placentia grammar schools hold a track meet Saturday at Fullerton high school it was announced today at the office of C.A.Marcoy,grammer school principal. Dr和 Mrs.I.C.Sutton of Anaheim are the happy parents of a boy who came today at the Fullerton hospital. Miss Tonella Alms left last night over the Santa Fe for Escabana,Michigan. Mrs.R.C.Lake of Anaheim underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital. L.Brant of La Habra went home today from the Fullerton hospital. The Fullerton boys' scout held their regular monthly review last night.D.Eyman Huff was present and spoke to the boys. For choice orange groves see J.E.Schumacher Co., 212 W.Center St.Phone 973. ANAHEIM BUY Director William Stark,Pres. Wm.Falkenstein,Vice Pres. F.A.Yungbluth,Vice Pres. Louis Denni,Treas: S.P.Seiersen, Under State Supervision. Elimin Baptist church will meet with Mrs. Sam P. Gott, 717 West Broadway, Thursday afternoon, March 22. 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