oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-23

LOCAL GIRL IS DAINTY BRIDE OF D. H. RAIKES AWEDDING of interest to Anaheim young folks was held in Long Beach Wednesday afternoon when Miss Florine Clara Coykendall became the bride of Dean Horace Raikes. The ceremony was performed in the presence of relatives of the two at the home of Dr. J. B. Klone, pastor of the Presbyterian church, who has been an intimate friend of the family for many years. The bride, a charming young lady was very dainty in her blue suit, grey shoes and hose and a hat to hauntenize. She carried an arm bouquet of bride's roses. Mrs. Raikes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coykendall and is very popular among the members of the young set. She is a graduate of Anaheim high school class of '21. Until six weeks ago she was assistant secretary at the high school. Mr. Raikes is an equally popular young man and is employed with the Federal Drilling Coat at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Raikes are now enjoying a several days honeymoon trip and after April first they will be at home to friends at their cozy apartment. Events of the wedding included Mr. Ann; Mrs. J. B. Coykendall and Walter Raikes. Magic Chest Tonight Platform of the high school will be popally entertained tonight when two begin features will comprise a bill. A heavy of pretty girls from the high school will wear the latest in fashion, millinery, etc., for which special musical numbers by St. Ann's orchestra and gorgeous lighting effects will add to the beauty. The costumes for the pageant are glittering and the music subline. Shanita Wright Fletcher, dance instructor has spared no efforts on the timing which will be the prettiest of all. Lively Evening Dinner Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club had a jolly good time that evening when they met in the Elks club for their evening dinner, served at 6:30. Miss Grace Burgess, chairman of the program committee, was congratulating the club on having present three members of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra to entertain the guests when in walked three men (girls dressed as men) who were recognized as Misses Ramona Mulligan, Ruth Grim and Marion Wallace. These three on the violin, cello and piano gave several selections... Songs were then enjoyed by everyone. Miss Burgess introduced Miss Josephine D. Randall, community service specialist, who talked on recreational work. The Southern Beanties Quartet then entered and was introduced. They were Misses Grace Burgess, Lucille Bastian, Mrs. Carrie Lou Sutherland and Mrs. C. A. McCullah. They sang beautifully the first time but the last spasm was a real side-splitter. In a balloon passing, the balloon in a balloon passing contest the balloon was blown up and had to be passed down the line without letting any air escape. The winning team was given all day suckers. Another delightful act was given called "Jerry Aims toward Success". Jerry's part was taken by Elisa Schellens; Mrs. Jerry, Lucille Bastian; and Hulda, the ignorant Swedish maid, Mrs. Adelaide Goodson. Jerry was an artist and his success came through a delayed telegram from the forgetfulness of Hulda. Miss Randall led the club thrush many new games and songs which brought to a close a very delightful evening. There were about fifty members present. Teachers to St. Ann's As a compliment to the teachers of Central school, Miss Rita Henderson entertained a dozen friends last evening at St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana. CHAT 'EN SEAU CLUB Usually jolly time when they met with Ms at the home of her Frank Gates. The usual amount of chatting took place caring and at ten o'clock were invited into the centerpiece was a tiny candy chicken, were each given a piece of the words "The Bunny" were told to place their were such edibles (7) as the boy-calls his sweet overthrow, what consumes but the fun came wheres Mrs. Scott and M brot the order. They were honey, tea, coffee, and foods of the camoflaged finishing this course cake and chocolate were Enjoying the fun were Hammill, Viola B and Lillian Degryse, Anderson, Mrs. Welcoff Mrs. Gus, Prescott, M Boyd, Mrs. William O Frank Gates, Mrs. Conn and Mrs. Fred Scott, hot College Choir As a special Lenten those which are held said mona college "The Seven of Christ" by Dubois who on Thursday and Friday and 50th at 4:30 p.m., program which has been two years will be present cent vested choir of over accompanied by the organ in the Bridges Hill No Better preparar Easter morning sunrise Mt Rubidoux and other Magic Chest Tonight Patience of the high school will be royally entertained tonight when two main features will comprise a bill. A body of pretty girls from the high school will wear the latest in fashions, millinery, etc., for which special musical numbers, by St. Ann's orchestra and gorgeous lighting effects will add to the beauty. The costumes for the pageant are dazzling and the music subline. Juanita Wright Fletcher, dance instructor has spared no efforts on the modeling which will be the prettiest of its kind. Miss Gretchen Holland as Pandora has a beautiful headdress of peacock feathers. Hermies' outfit, worn by Miss Lovenia O'Toole, was made by the sewing classes at Anaheim high school. Miss Irene Jacques is general director and asks that all come early there is only one showing of the performance. The show will start promptly at eight o'clock. Tickets may be secured at the box office. Visit Bellflour Neighbors A surprise visit was made by several members of Rosewood Camp, Royal Neighbors, to Bellflour Camp last evening. The Bellflour lodge which is a comparatively young one, was delighted with the visit and honored the group with the invitation to usher in the initiatory work, which they did. Visitors from other lodges also were present. A banquet was served after the secret work which gave opportunity for felicitations, toasts, etc. Those going over from here were Mr. and Mrs. William Chambers, Mrs. Mattie Thompson, Mrs. Eva Boyd, Mrs. Ida Chapman, Mrs. Augusta Husmann Mrs. Richard Groos. Happy Party on Birthday Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bircher and sons, Albert, Harold, Clarence and Lewis, and daughter Pearl and J. G. Bircher, surprised J. Mills Thursday evening in honor of his seventy-seventh birthday anniversary. The surprise occurred at the home of Charles Mills, a son, on the Garden Grove road. The evening was passed in recalling old times and music. Later in the evening ice cream and cake were served. Roy Rodabaugh of Buenas Park is a patient today at the Anaheim sanitarium. The Hats that are being shown tonight at the Fashion Show at the High School will be on display in our Shoppe tomorrow. Also Sweaters Skirts and Dresses to Match our Hats May We Serve You? McDONALD'S College Choir As a special Lenox those which are held on mona college "The Seven of Christ", by Dubola will on Thursday and Friday and 56th at 4:30 p.m. program which has been two years will be present cent vested choir of over accompanied by the organ in the Bridges Hall. No Ketter preparat Easter morning sunrise Mt. Rubidoux and others be imagined than by this reverent service scripture. The choir is under Profesor Ralph H. Lyon of the department of soloists who are Elke He Paul A. Russell, tonor Pattee, baritone. Pro E. Hartley will serve as Mabel C. West, pianist Hitcheck at the tympanic tiepated that President read the accompanying Scripture. Lovers of saffron friends of the college are an attractive occasion for institution. There will also be the of inspecting the four new costing over $500,000, being completed. These new chemistry building building, the administration and the training quarters. Old Friends for hambra, were recent dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lucz have but recently come from Nebraska where close friends of the Luce established "The Gift ring a high grade line of that city and are much California." A brother, B in Benmont where he ing from illness caused oversensa. Rosewood R. N. Rosewood Camp, Roy of Amerien, will hold meeting Monday after Fellows hall, beginning There will be initiation tant matters of business day hostesses for March dames Nettle Schee, Ru Laura Barr, Marion N Knox and Stella Utter. Buy your city property E. Schumacher Co., 215 Phone 975. in our Shoppe tomorrow. Also Sweaters Skirts and Dresses to Match our Hats May We Serve You? McDONALD'S "JUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT" NEXT TO POSTOFFICE First That Easter is Approach Second to have your clothes spick and for this occasion. Send It To A Master Your Garments Insured While in Our Care Ladies fancy garments are handled with special attention and care.— remember our tailoring and altering department. Formerly the Puritan Cleaners The De Luxe Dyers and Cleaners 117 West Cypress Anaheim Phone THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, MARCH 23, 1923 CHAT 'EN SEAU HAS MYSTERY EASTER MENU CHAT 'EN SEAU CLUB had an unusually jolly time last evening when they met with Mrs. Fred Scott at the home of her mother, Mrs. Frank Gates. The usual amount of sewing and chatting took place early in the evening and at ten o'clock the guests were invited into the dining room. The centerpiece was a large basket of Easter eggs and at each place was a tiny candy chicken. Napkins were also of the Easter design. The guests were each given a piece of paper with the words "The Bunny's Menu" and were told to place their orders. There were such edibles (?) as chips, what-the-boy-calls-his-sweetheart, Boston overthow, what consumptives are, etc., but the fun came when the waitresses, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Mauerhan brot the order. They were tooth-picks, honey, tea, coffee, and a dozen other foods of the camoflaged menu. After finishing this course jello dessert, cake and chocolate were served. Enjoying the fun were Misses Florence Hammill, Viola Elliott, Evelyn and Lillian Degryse, Mrs. Norbert Anderson, Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, Mrs. Gus, Prescott, Mrs. Harriett Bogd, Mrs. William C. Carle, Mrs. Frank Gates, Mrs. Conrad Mauerhan and Mrs. Fred Scott, hostess. College Choir Service As a special Lenten service among those which are held each year at Pomona college "The Seven Last Words of Christ," by Dubois will be rendered on Thursday and Friday, March 29th and 50th at 4:30 p.m. This Leuten program which has been repeated for two years will be presented by a student vested choir of over 100 voices, accompanied by the great Moeller organ in the Bridges Hall of Music. No better preparation for the Easter morning sunrise service on Mt. Rubidoux and other places could Series of Prayer Service The women of the White Temple have arranged for a series of six prayer meetings to be held this week at the homes of the members of the Fidelis Bible class, Mrs. Edward Bigelow, president; Mrs Bella Walker, teacher. These meetings are in the interest of the special services to be held the coming week under the leadership of the pastor, assisted by Rev. Dr. R. J. Myckoff, of Baltimore, Mr. The dates, places of meetings and leaders are as follows: Monday—Leader, Mrs. W. A. Snyder at the home of Mrs. E. W. Batun, 218 N. Olive Tuesday—Leader, Mrs. J. R. Angerson at the home of Mrs. N. R. Phillips, 915 W. Broadway Wednesday — Leader, Mrs. Harry Jayne, at the home of Mrs. C. H. West, 222 E. Alberta Thursday — Leader, Mrs. Warren Mathis at the home of Mrs. L. A. Felton, 125 Bush Friday — Leader, Mrs. Perry Mathis at the home of Mrs. G. H. Goodale, 820 S. Los Angeles-st Saturday — Leader, Mrs. E. L. Hatcher at the home of Mrs. Perry Mathis, 202 E. Broadway. All the women of the congregation are invited to attend as many of these meetings as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gaines of Olinda spent last evening at the E. A. Beard home on E. Santa Ana street. SHOWS HUSBAND GOOD TIME WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY "BILLY" KNOTT had a birthday yesterday and to help him celebrate the occasion as all birthday anniversaries should properly be celebrated, Mrs. Knott invited a number of friends in for the evening. Mr. Knott and L. M. Pickle were up town participating in the Moose celebration and in the meantime the crowd gathered. When the two returned to the Knott home, the crowd was awaiting them to bestow congratulations upon the honoree, thoroughly to his surprise. Thoughts then turned to playing five hundred. Mrs. Buster Callan and Henry Cordes were given prizes for making high score, with consolation going to Mrs. L. M. Pickle and Vic Ruedy. After the games, Mrs. Knott asked the guests to form in line to play "follow the leader" with her husband as leader. Some objected but no avail. She told "Bill" to take the guests upsets where they were going to play a game. Suspecting nothing out of the ordinary, they walked into the room where the two tables were set for the luncheon. On one table was a large card printed "Birth- E. E. A jolley Heinge bored brate his hours paces and mus freshmen and coffees. In the Fred Grisham Dickman Heinze, Helen Glen Schimmil and Mrs. day greetable was Vie, till witing Vic play ball. Parties were Mr., children, house guild Mrs., Blen Glen College, Mr., and Mrs., Henry Cordes give game Suspecting nothing out of ordinary they walked into the room where the two tables were set for the luncheon On one table was a large card printed "Birth- Easter is April 1st MEN! Let the S.Q.R. ``` College Choir Service As a special Lenten service among those which are held each year at Pomona college "The Seven Last Words of Christ," by Dubois will be rendered on Thursday and Friday, March 29th and 50th at 4:30 p.m. This Lenten program which has been repeated for two years will be presented by a student vested choir of over 100 voices, accompanied by the great Moeller organ in the Bridges Hall of Music. No better preparation for the Easter morning sunrise service on Mt. Rubidoux and other places could be imagined than by participation in this reverent service of song and scripture. The choir is under the direction of Professor Ralph H. Lyman, director of the department of music. The soloists are Elsie Hager, soprano, Paul A. Russell, tenor, Howard H. Pattee, baritone, Professor Walter E. Hartley will serve as organist, Miss Mabel C. West, pianist and Arthur Hitchecock at the tympani. It is anticipated that President Blaisdell will read the accompanying words of Scripture. Lovers of sacred song and friends of the college will find this an attractive occasion for visiting the institution. There will also be the opportunity of inspecting the four new buildings, costing over $500,000, which are just being completed. These comprise the new chemistry building, the zoology building, the administration building and the training quarters. Old Friends for Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryan of Alhambra, were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Luce. The Bryans have but recently come to Alhambra from Nebraska where they were close friends of the Luces. They have established "The Gift Shop", carrying a high grade line of jewelry, in that city and are much pleased with California. A brother, Paul Bryan, is in Beaumont where he is recuperating from illness caused by being gassed overseas. Rosewood R. N. Monday Rosewood Camp, Royal Neighbors of America, will hold the regular meeting Monday afternoon in Odd Fellows hall, beginning at 2:30. There will be initiation and important matters of business. The birthday hostesses for March are the Meadames Nettie Schee, Ruby Klassen, Laura Barr, Marion Niland, Isabel Knox and Stella Utter. Buy your city property through J. E. Schumacher Co., 212 W. Center. Phone 975. Easter is April 1st Let the S.Q.R. Be You East All Prepared, we are after our share of Easter Business 25 Men's Easter $25.00 PURPOSELY UNDERPRICED TO TEMPT YOU, $35.00; BUY THESE SPLENDID SUITS AT THE RICH WEAVES, NEAT PATTERNS. CONSERVA YOUNG-MEN'S STYLES. BUY NOW FOR EASY BOYS' Easter A PLEASANT SURPRISE ARE THESE GOOD PRICES. STYLE AND QUALITY ARE WORKED SUITS AT RIGHT PRICES. A NEW LOT OF Prices $10.00, $12.50 Walk-Over Oxford The New Oxfords are the Last Word in Style, you pay grade, Black, Brown, White, just in. A Few Styles Best Grade Brown Kid at $10.00 A Few Styles Best Grade Brown Kid at $10.00 EASTER SHIRTS NEW WEAVES NEW PATTERNS MANY DOZENS TO CHOOSE FROM PRICES $1.00 to $4.00 BUT WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO FIBRE SILK DECORATED MADRAS SHIRTS AT THE LOW PRICE OF $2.50 SILK SHIRTS $6.00, $7.50 to $10.00 Your Stetson H The Acme of Style and S $7.50 Other Makes at $3.50 The S.Q.R. Store E. E. Heinze Gets Surprise A jolly surprise was given E. E. Heinze last evening when a number of friends dropped in to help celebrate his birthday. The evening hours progressed with conversation and music on the Brunswick. Freshments of cake, jello, sandwiches and coffee were served. In the group were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grimm, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schimming, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Heinze, Paul Dickman, Forest Lee, Helen Grim, Ruby Heinze, Henry Schimming, Alfred Schimming, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Heinze and children. Day greetings to Bill." On the other table was a similar card, "Parewell, Vic, till we meet again," complimenting Vic Ruedy who leaves soon to play ball at Danville, Ill. Participating in the jolly affair were Mr. and Mrs. Billie Knott and children, Miss Elizabeth Lynch, house guest of the Knottt; Mr. and Mrs. Buster Cellan, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cellan, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ramage, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pickle, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Weaver, Jack Fendleton, Doty Bush, Herb Salveson, Vic Ruedy, Clarence Coffman, Ray Bush and Bill Schrott. Organize Busy Social Club Organizing a social club that has work for the object, as well as pleasure, members of the Pythian Sisters met yesterday with Mrs. Elsie Armbrust and Mrs. Pannie Bruce at the Armbrust home, on North Emily-st. The meetings have been christened "Pythian Silver Tea," and will be given over to sewing for needy families of Annaheim. It is composed of Pythian Sisters, which order is known everywhere for its altruistic work. Several guests were present including Mrs. Carrie Becker, of Walla Walla, Wash.; Mrs. Jennie B. Nelson, Fullerton; Mrs. Ethel Johnson, Needles; Mrs. Eleanor Zimmerman, Mrs. Jay Fry, Mrs. R. L. Hart, Mrs. C. C. Reinert and Mrs. B. Bruce. A two-course luncheon followed the business meeting and the visiting hour was thoroughly enjoyed. AT CALIFORNIA HOTEL New guests at the California Hotel, Fullerton, include: Herbert E. Peterson; Pasadena; R. B. Hill, Bakerfield; F. L. Emerson, C. Reynolds, E. L. Keithley, and W. E. Deff, Los Angeles; C. C. King, Bloomington, Ill.; S. F. Whittaker, G. H. Hollway, and Arthur W. Colofrenda; and F. Morters, San Francisco. MEN! Dress Up for Easter Q.R. Men's Store MEN! Dress Up for Easter Q.R. Men's Store You Easter Store share of Easter Business with large stocks and low prices. Men's Easter Suits at $25.00 Each NEED TO TEMPT YOU, NO NEED TO PAY $30.00 OR ENDID SUITS AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE. TTERNS. CONSERVATIVE AS WELL AS BUY NOW FOR EASTER... ys' Easter Suits WE ARE THESE GOOD LOOKING SUITS AT LOW QUALITY ARE WORKED INTO THEM. REALLY GOOD A NEW LOT OF WHIPCORDS JUST RECEIVED. 0.00, $12.50 to $18.50 Oxfords and Shoes in Style, you pay 50c to $1.50 more for other makes in this e, just in. $7.50 & $8.50 $10.00 New Neckwear $7.50 & $8.50 New Neckwear THE NEWEST COLORINGS SELECTED FROM LEADING MAKERS WITH GREATEST CARE KNITTED OR CUT SILK FOUR-IN-HAND FRESH CRISP NEW $1.00 $1.50 to $2.50 Stetson Hat is Here Home of Style and Service at $7.50 Makes at $3.50 to $5.00 Store Anaheim California