oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-06

HAPPY SECRET TOLD BY COUPLE AFTER HONEYMOON WEDDING of interest concerning an Anaheim young lady was celebrated on Riverside at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon when Miss Florence Meeker became the bride of Thomas Romp, of Huntington Beach. They were accompanied by Mrs. Oliver Meeker, mother of the bride. The bride was very attractive in her orchid taffeta dress, sand-colored hat, black shoes and hose and black cape. After the ceremony the young couple went to Little Bear Lake and also took a trip up Mt. Wilson. The wedding came as a complete surprise to the brides many Anaheim friends. She is a graduate of Anaheim high school, class of '22. Mr. Romp is the son of Mrs. Martha Remp of Brea and is well known in Fullerton and Anaheim. He is a driller with the Amazon Co. at Huntington Beach. For the present, they will be at home with the bride's parents, at 315 S. Kroger at. Half Dozen Sew Together A half dozen members enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Welcome M. Ward last evening when she entertained the Chat En Seau club. The evening was spent with the usual diversion of sewing and conversation. Mrs. Ward served jello, cake and chocolate to the guests. In the party were Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. Welcome M. Ward and Misses Viola Elliott, Evelyn and Lillian Degreee. Entre Nous Monday Members of the Entre Nous card club are asked to remember the meeting Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Elks club. Any members who cannot attend should notify Mrs. M. E. Canby that a substitute may be secured. The Mesdames Dahl, Duckworth, Chambers and Canaby will be hostesses of the afternoon. MESDAMES CLARK HONOR HUSBANDS WITH SURPRISE Two birthday anniversaries were celebrated last evening at the A. E. Clark home when Mrs. A. E. Clark and Mrs. Hugh Clark entertained with a dinner and party for their husbands whose birthdays occurred within a week. Toward off the surprise, the ladies invited a quartet of friends in for a 6:50 dinner on the pretext of a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Bergstrom, who leave Sunday for Ponteello, Idaho, and their daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Will Richter of Santa Anna. Late in the evening the party of friends gathered at the Clark home in response to invitation issued by the Mesdames Clark. The gentlemen were agreeably surprised and the evening hours were passed in games, including five hundred. Two birthday cakes with the required number of candles graced each cake, which were pink and white affairs. A delicious luncheon was served. In the happy group were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark and two children, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Will Richter, Mr. and Mrs. Bergstrom, Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble. A mid-19th century newspaper page featuring a section titled "Sexet Plays Cards." The article describes the enjoyment of evening at home for Mr. and Mrs. M. Koehler, of Lincoln Ave last evening when a few friends dropped in for the evening. A Dutch luncheon was served after the games to Miss Nora Baur, Mrs. Alberta Andrews, Guy Tewsend, Sam Whitaker, and Mr. and Mrs. Koehler, Mrs. Andrews carried off the honors on high score. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Here in the store We are all agreed that Hickey-Freeman Clothes keep looking new longer than any other clothes we know of. P.H.M. Closker CLOTHIER 219 W. Center St. Anaheim RETURN BY SYI Anaheim city of health most noted on the An open haider, a client Syrian Damascus, and personal intellect and Born at U in the old town served her colleges at later tok here our colleges on the lecturer American customs of Holy Land goes on as it Princess Tabernacle on "Under S most famous recitals. The interesting with the Ori here her nat beautyful but wonderful, cided to make for some time On this o appear in he will be ably ling company elle Burgess weird music To A Mrs. Edw George Tedr geles tomorrow party given Matthews, or the Pacific making her SATURDAY IS OU ADVERTISING DAY On each Saturday we will offer one or more items at extremely make it worth your effort to visit our store. See Center St For Next Saturday Nydenta Tooth Paste 1 Regular 50c Size for Limit 2 tubes to the customer. This is a superior tooth paste Nyal company and contains calcium carbenate, Ipecac, lime w tiseptics. WATCH FOR OUR NEXT WEEK'S SPECIAL HEYING'S PHARMA "On the Corner" THE WOMAN'S PACIFIC OF THE PLAIN DEALER, APRIL 6TH, 1923 Monday Nous card over the meetat 2 o'clock members who notify Mrs. M. cute may be Dahl, Ducknaby will be CLARK BANDS ERPRISE saries were gat at the A. A. E. Clark entertained for their days occurred the ladies bands in for a part of a fareBergstrom, Poentello, president and son mer of Santa the party of Clark home is issued by The gentle, perished and passed in hundred. Two required each cake, file affairs served. were Mr. and two children, k. Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble, PRINCESS RAHME MAIDER WHO WILL SPEAK AT LABERNACLE SUNDAY EVENING Couple Celebrates Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bigelow and Mrs. O. C. Johnson were among the one hundred fifty guests who assembled to celebrate the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ripley, in Long Beach, Tuesday. The Bipleys were acquaintances of the Bigelows and Mrs. Johnson in the eastern home, Garner, Jown, and the friendship was resumed after reaching California. Mr. and Mrs. Ripley have but one child, Mrs. Cora Castle, Home Bas secretary of the Pacific Branch Poetign Missionary society, who resided with them. All decorations were gold tones and refreshments served both afternoon and evening, repeated the color motif. All Day Union Meeting The Calvary Baptist Women's Union gathered with Mrs. E. P. Loneu yesterday for the day. Piecing blocks into quilts occupied the morning hours, and noon a delicious plenium dinner was served. Mrs. H. H. Knox president; held a business meeting for the afternoon when an interesting missionary study of "On the March in charge of Mrs. Gott, missionary president, was conducted, with several members taking part. A reading, "Tired Mother." was given by Mrs. L. Scott. About 25 members and several guests were present. INTER RETURN LECTURE BY SYRIAN PRINCESS Anaheim is to have the opportunity of hearing again, one of the most noted lecturers on Oriental life on the American platform, who knows the history of her Syria like an open book. Princess Rahme Haider, a direct descendant of ancient Syrian kings, is a native of Damascus, a young woman of striking personality and has rare gifts of intellect and culture. Born at the foot of Mount ebanon in the old city of Baalbek, she received her education at the American colleges at Beirut and Sidon and later took her degrees from some of our colleges here. She has been upon the lecture platform bringing to her American audiences life and customs of her native land—the Holy Land and land where life still goes on as it did 2,000 years ago. Princess Rahme will speak at the Tabernacle Sunday evening at 7:20, on "Under Syrian Stars" one of her most famous and inspiring lecture recitals. The address is of the most interesting discussed in connection with the Orient for many years. To here her native land is the most beautiful but America is the most wonderful. Princess Haider has decided to make Hollywood her home for some time. On this occasion the Princess will appear in her rich royal robe and will be ably assisted by her traveling companion and singer, Miss Lucille Burgess who will interpret the weird music of the Orient. To Attend Luncheon Mrs. Edward Bigelow and Mrs. George Tedrick will go to Los Angeles tomorrow to attend a luncheon party given in honor of Mrs. Alfred Matthews, of Berkeley, president of the Pacific Branch society, who is making her first visit to the south. Interesting Entertainment Under the auspices of the Men's class of the First Christian church, a program was given in the tabernacle last night to an appreciative audience. The oldfashioned photograph album was the main feature, and the representation of the family and close friends of those days made an amusing portrayal. Thirty persons participated as Mrs. H. A. Fate of South Lenon-st., explained to Mrs. W. C. Stanford, of Fullerton, her guest, as she was entertained in the manner of the long ago. Other delightful numbers were given by Mrs Glada Roman, of Santa Ana, read most ably three numbers and the Placentia orchestra, of saxophone, violin and piano, played several numbers. The program was especially interesting, but as the attendance was not up to standard, it is proposed to give the entertainment again. Luncheon and Bridge Mrs. J. H. Ritchie graciously entertained nine ladies yesterday afternoon with a 12 o'clock luncheon and bridge party. The luncheon table was pretty set with spring flowers and the color scheme was carried out in pink and green. Attractive place cards marked covers for the Meadamier John A. Riley, Evan White, O. D. Buzell, W. E. Nye, James Gaim, S. B. Pund, G. M. Webster, Leon Horowitz, all of San Bernardino and Alice Lasler, Los Angeles and hostess, Mrs. Ritchie. The afternoon hours were merrily passed over the card tables with bridge. City Briefs The N. F. Ballon family is recovering from flu, the younger daughter Floy, being yet confined to her bed. Mr. and Mrs. Ballon are both able to again be about the house. Mrs. W. C. Stanford was the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Fate, last evening. Mrs. Edward Bigelow and Mrs. George Tedrick will go to Los Angeles tomorrow to attend a luncheon party given in honor of Mrs. Alfred Matthews, of Berkeley, president of the Pacific Branch society, who is making her first visit to the south. IS OUR NG DAY items at extremely low prices to See Center Street Window. Saturday ste 19c superior tooth paste made by the Ipecac, lime water and an- WEEK'S SPECIAL ARMACY City Briefs The N. F. Ballon family is recovering from flu, the younger daughter Floy, being yet confined to her bed. Mr. and Mrs. Ballon are both able to again be about the house. Mrs. W. C. Stanford was the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. A. Fate, last evening. Mrs. W. J. Waller left Anaheim yesterday for a two months trip to El Centro. Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter Lucille were recent over-night guests of friends at Chino. Misses Agnes Bastian and Helen Meltron have returned from an outing at San Francisco. Mrs. C. R. Harrison and children are visiting in San Diego this week with Mrs. Harrison's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heying and Mr. William Lake are in San Diego for a two days visit, as a little outing after closing out the Lake store in the Reuther market. Mrs. Victor Marburger is ill at her home S. Ohio street. Mrs. J. Stuchberry returned to her hom in San Bernardino last evening after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. L. W. Baggot. Mrs. A. B. Markle was resting easy today after a recent injury where she fractured her hip. Mrs Markle just stepped outside and fell on the sidewalk. Miss Orena Bever is passing the week end with her parents from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Allegeyer and little daughter aare passing vacation in Big Bear. They are in company with the W. A. Collman family. Homer R Smith of Huntington Beach is a patient at the local sanitarium today. $5 Per Month AND UP FIREPROOF AUTO STORAGE 24 Hour Service WEST BROS. 1 Block South of Flagpole Phone 21 "TOM SAWYER" BOY'S BLOUSES Well made in a variety of attractive patterns — Percales and Reppa—asolutely fast colors. One of the biggest specials values we have ever given ... 75c MEN'S SILK NECK The popular silk knit ties in limited variety of colors, pattern This offering affords an apport overlooked 55c (2 for $1) MEN'S HOSIE One lot of fine cotton socks infroced heels and toes, colors and grey, an exceptional value 16c MEN'S HIGHE Of black and brown calf servative patterns, all sizes Temple Celebrates Mrs. Edward Bigelow and Johnson were among the fifty guests who assemble to celebrate the fifth wedding of Mr. and Mrs. A. in Long Beach, Tuesday morning. Were acquaintances of Mrs. Johnson in home, Garner, Iowa, and ship was resumed after California. Mrs. Ripley have but one Cora Castle Home Base of the Pacific Branch Fornary society, who resides all decorations were in and refreshments served noon and evening, repeat motif. Day Union Meeting Mary Baptist Women's Unified with Mrs. E. F. Loneus for the day. Piecing blocks occupied the morning noon a delicious picnic observed. Mrs. H. H. Knox held a business meeting in noon when an interesting study of "On the March" of Mrs. Gott, missionary was conducted, with several taking part. A read Mother," was given byott. About 25 members guests were present. Aid to Serve Dinners The Ladies Aid society meeting with Mrs. F. L. Hatcher yesterday was a very delightful affair in anticipation of the pleasant duty of serving the two meals at the Branch quarterly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the M. E. church. Dinner will be served at noon and supper for the young people in the evening, who will hold a rally. A social hour followed the business plans when games were played, ten being served later. Thirty-five ladies were present. Rebekah Visitor Tonight Lois Rebekah lodge will hold the regular meeting this evening when district deputy president, Mrs. Mary Emily Palmer, will make her official visit. She will be accompanied by several members from the Orange lodge, of which she is a member. A social time is arranged to follow the short business meeting. A good orchestra has been engaged and dancing will feature the amusement hours. Refreshments will be served during the evening. All visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, ANAHEIM David Barnett and Thomas Campbell, Phoenix; and M. M. Wilmouth, Livingston. Temple Choir Sings Cantat The chorus choir of the Whit Temple will present Lowdon's beautiful cantata, "Everlasting Life; Sunday evening at 7:30, under the direction of Prof. Young. Third voices will sing in the choruses and the solo parts will be taken by some of Anaheim's best solosat among whom are Mrs. A. L. Knipe, who will sing "They Have Slain Him." Mrs. J. M. Hitchcock will sing "Now in the Place," soprano, and Mrs. M. E. Durfee, soprano, will sing "Blessed Gift of Easter." M. E. Durfee, tenor, gives "Fear No Ye," and A. E. Collins, baritons will be heard in "O Death, Where I Thy Sting." This cantata was prepared by the choir for Easter but because of Dr Wycoff's meetings was postponed Prof. Young is an exceptional choir director and the beautiful story of the risen Savior will be a real musical treat. The choir is also bringing the Orange County Choral club to present the Golden Legend Thursday evening, April 12, and the Orange County Symphony orchestra on April 27 Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Beardslee, o Illinois, have arrived to pass the summer with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dolan, and their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C P Beardslee. INTEREST MOUNTING HIGH AT The S. Q. R Store INTEREST MOUNTING HIGH AT The S. Q. R. Store 6th Anniversary SALE BEGIN THE THIRD DAY WITH INCOMPARABLE VALUE—GIVING IN OUR Men's Department Pairs Men's Dress Pants exceptional opportunity to buy that extra of wool trousers at a bargain price values 50 for $4.85 30. MEN'S SUITS Real values in men's quality suits, all wool khaki serge a sensational value. Really bargains at $27.50 but offered at our Anniversary Sale at $19.85 MEN'S WOOL SHIRTS the only way you can know how unusual value they is to, see them. Real "Depend-on" work shirts at low price of 85c Pairs Khaki Pants $1.95 We will sell our famous No. 841 quality for a grand Anniversary special at only only way you can know how unusual value they is to, see them. Real "Depend-on" work shirts at low price of D Pairs Khaki Pants $1.95 We will sell our famous No. 841 quality for a grand Anniversary special at only $1.95 M SAWYER" BY'S BLOUSES made in a variety of patterns — Percales teppas—Asolutely fast One of the biggest values we have even 75c MEN'S MUSLINS NIGHT GOWNS A very special-purchase received just in time for An- anniversary. They will be a sale event of exceptional interest on Saturday because the price doesn't begin to indicate their real worth $1.15 Boy's Nainsook Athletic Union Suits The well known "Sexton" brand will attract mothers to our Men's Dept. for this extra special tomorrow 65c MEN'S SILK NECKWEAR popular silk knit ties in an almost un- variety of colors, patterns and designs offering affords an opportunity not to be used 55c (2 for $1.00) MEN'S HOSIERY of fine cotton socks made with re- wheels and toes, colors are black, brown, by, an exceptional value at 16c MEN'S SILK PONGEE SHIRTS High-grade Pongee shirts in both collar band and collar attached styles Extra Special $4.50 MEN'S WORK SOCKS Extra heavy quality, that insures hard wear. The time to buy socks is when prices are reduced—buy them by the box tomorrow. 2 Pair for 25c MEN'S HIGH SHOES black and brown calf. Models in the con- ve patterns, all sizes worth double the price $2.45 The S.Q.R. Store, Anaheim Calif.