oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-10

COAST DELPHIAN OFFICER GUEST AT LUNCHEON MISS ORAL WING, assistant Pacific coast director of the Delphian society was the honoree at a 12:20 luncheon given yesterday by Mrs. H. H. Benjamin, president of the local Delphian, at her home, 516 North Lemon st. Members of the executive and advisory boards of the society weare other guests, covers being placed for ten. The table was centered with a lovely cluster of rose colored tulips, and place cards furthered the color motif. Covers were laid for Miss Wing, guest of honor, Mrs. J. P. Brastad, Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mrs. William Goodrum, of the executive board, and Mrs. Praderiek A. Schiller, Mrs. C. P. Grim, H. M. White, Mrs. W. M. Hollingsworth and the hostess, of the advisory board, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk and Mrs. Benjamin. A business meeting followed the luncheon when plans for the future of the society were featured. Miss Wing gave her appreciation of the local organization in term of highest praise and mentioned that not a society in the state had presented any better programs during the past season. The Anaheim Delphian was organized last September and will conclude its year’s activities in June. The regular monthly general meeting will be held next Tuesday and it is the earnest wish of the president that every member be in meeting, the matters of the utmost importance will be presented. The chair will present a short outline of next year’s work and that everyone may hear directly from the chair, it is essential that all be present. Literary Section Thursday The Literary section of the Ebell club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock with Mrs. W. W. Manter, of Nursery-ave. Cars will be at the Colonial apartments, (the home of Mrs. F. R. Schiller, leader, at 1:45, for the accommodation of those who have no other plans for reaching the Manter home. Miss Elise Jeururun will give a book review of "The Cathedral," by Hugh Walpole; two selected stories will be presented by Mrs. P. G. Peck and Mrs. Thomas Lumsdon. A short sketch of Walford and a brief review of recent books will be contributed by Mrs. Schiller. All ladies are asked to be present at the appointed hour. W. F. M. S. this Week The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the White Temple will meet in the church parlors Thursday, April 2. The program is in charge of Mrs. William Snyder, Mrs. Paul Hester will present a chapter in the study book. It is quite possible that Mrs. Alfred Matthews, district resident will remain over from the branch quarterly meeting, over which she presides, to attend the local meeting Thursday afternoon. Back from Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eaton, Santa Ana; Mrs. Alberta Andrews, Mr. Sam Whitaker, Anaheim, and Mrs. A. A. Smith returned last evening from a three days' motor trip to San Diego, Tia Juana and Coronado. They visited all places of interest in the locality, including La Jolla and Sunset Beach on the return journey. The weather was perfect and not the slightest motoring trouble. W. F. M. S. IN QUARTER MEET THE midyear branch quarrel Foreign Mission Methodist Episcopal held Wednesday a.m., in the White Day the day will develop In the evening it rally will be conceived Ault. A 4 c’clock children will be Lulu M. Firey rick, including she him King’s Heir by Mrs Evelyn Dinner will be supper for the day for 6:45. Duck Dirn Dr. and Mrs. host and Hostess Sunday evening, Mrs. Smith Craig Clay Foster and and the Luce Ignor Mr. and Mrs. Craig in Low night at dinner joined by their student in the Ument. They paying at the club Luce are quite rance. Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. E. Duck Miller, Mr. Thomson and the Messrs J worth are home auto trip to San Antonio any better programs during the past season. The Anaheim Delphian was organized last September and will conclude its year's activities in June. The regular monthly general meeting will be held next Tuesday and it is the earnest wish of the president that every member be in meeting, as matters of the utmost importance will be presented. The chair will present a short outline of next year's work and that everyone may hear directly from the chair, it is essential that all be present. Entre Nous at Cards With the hostess committee composed of the Mesdames M. E. Canby, W. E. Duckworth, A. K. Dahl and W. E. Chambers, the Entre Nous, of the Anaheim Ebell club met in an interesting afternoon yesterday in Silks clubhouse. Ten tables were placed, scors going to Mrs. Wm. Jackson, first; Mrs. H. Jacoby, second and Miss Francesacks, third. Five hundred was the chosen game and the affair was one of the really delightful social afternoons of the month. Northern Motor Journey Mr. and Mrs. H.N. White returned Sunday evening from a week's motor vacation in Santa Barbara, Montecito, Ojai and other northern points. They enjoyed every moment of the outing and had a thrilling over the beauties of the country through which they passed. Community Luncheon Rev. J. H. Peters will be the speaker at the Community luncheon tomorrow, his topic to be "athletics". Miss Mildred Meissner will play two viola solos. The usual interesting hour is anticipated. Mr. and Mrs. E.P. Fergus motored into Camp Baldy Sunday afternoon. Back from Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs. A.C.Eaton, Santa Ana; Mrs.Alberta Andrews, Mr.Sam Whitaker, Anaheim, and Mrs.A.A. Smith returned last evening from a three days' motor trip to San Diego, Tia Juana and Coronado. They visited all places of interest in the locality, including La Jolla and Sunset Beach on the return journey. The weather was perfect and not the slightest motoring trouble marred the pleasure of the outing. They acknowledge the visit to the Mexican resorts was an eyecopener, but an interesting experience to them. Class Plans Affairs Miss Louis Garrison, 731 Zeyn-st., entertained the Sunday school class taught by Mrs.H.A.Johnson in the regular semi-monthly meeting at her home last evening. The business meeting occupied the early hours, and the later ones were devoted to fancy work and exchange of ideas on pleasant affairs in the planning. Among the nicest is the Mothers and Daughters banquet which will be given before long. Refreshment was served at the close of the evening. W.F.M.S.in Riverside The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the San Diego district will hold the annual convention in Grace church, Riverside, Friday, April 13, where Rev.F.A. Leak is pastor. The meeting will be an all day openning at 9:30, continuing for the evening. A supper will be served at 6 o'clock to the young people and followed by a program of music and missionary talk by Miss Lydia Kellar, of China. Several members of the local societies are planning to be present. Weekend Mr. and Mrs.J.Mrs.W.E.Duck Miller, Mr.Tommy and the MessrsJ.Journey auto trip to San Francisco nado and points Americans who attend the famous Mexicamazement knew unlimited quantity and lost on races. Other Anaheim Mrs.J.P.Brassett Beat and Mr.and Class Box S The Daughters's First Christian S give a box social Friday evening at asked to all bring ment, including a be given. Every proceeds will assist of the Armenian class. Form Mahh A crowd of Anaested in the fascion Jongg, have formed meet tomorrow even Mrs.Glen Stillw brush up on the game. Mr. and Mrs.U.daughter Coy and passed Sunday at CHALLENGE BUTTER Spread Challenge on Your Daily Bread The most wholesome food you can eat next to bread is Challenge Butter. It is the pure unadulterated product of California's finest creameries. Bread and Challenge Butter provide a complete and balanced ration—feed it to the children to help their growth and development. Nothing is so easily digested and so crowded with body-building nourishment. Ask your dealer for CHALLENGE — the better butter Challenge Cream and Butter Association of California. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, APRIL 10TH, 1923 W.F.M.S.BRANCH IN QUARTERLY MEETING HERE The midyear meeting of the branch quarterly of Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held Wednesday beginning at 9:25 a.m. in the White Temple, Anaheim. The day will devote to adults' work. In the evening a specially arranged rally will be conducted by Mrs. Alvin Ault. A 4 o'clock meeting for the children will be conducted by Mrs. Lulu M. Firey and Mrs. Belle Tedrick, including singing by the Anaheim King's Heralds and a reading by Miss Evelyn Magathan. Dinner will be served at noon and supper for the young people is set for 6:45. Duck Dinner Sunday Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Luce were host and Hostess at a duck dinner Sunday evening, their guests being Mrs. Mitth Craig, Elwood Craig, Clay Foster and Miss Edith Davis and the Luce family. Mr. and Mrs. Luce were genitals of Mrs. Craig in Los Angeles Saturday night at dinner, where they were joined by their son, Barney Hoyt, a student in the U.S.C. law department. They passed Saturday evening at the club where Mr. and Mrs. Luce are quite regularly in attendance. Weekend in South Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Duckworth. Miss Alice Miller, Mr. Thomas Martin, of Texas and the Messrs John and Guy Duckworth are home from a week-end onto train to San Diego. Hotel Valencia Guests A. J. Stephens, J. P. Martin, L. Faber, J. M. Hoffmann, W. W. Harvey, Edward A. DeWitt, J. H. Dimnutt, Robert E. Kane, C. Exreeman, C.U. Burrill, and H.H. Gilleas, Los Angeles; F.S. Ruggles, Redlands; C.R. Burbank, N.B. Barnell and A.E.Potts, San Francisco; G. Stewart-Pasadena; Mrs. Emily Bay, San Francisco; Mrs.C.H.Marsh, Redlands; C.M.James, Escondido; and R.Van Nuy, Santa Paula. Banquet to Winners Roal Neighbors of Anaheim and Fullerton will learn tonight which lodge has been victorious in the recent membership campaign when the report is read at the meeting in Fullerton. Rosewood, the local lodge, has 60 new members and the winning lodge will put on the initiatory degree work while the losers will pay the price with a banquet. Two new members were taken into the local order last night, although a large class is awaiting initiation. Illness of two of the marshals prevented this and but Mrs. Pauchert and Mrs. McMullen signed the bylaws. City Briefs New patients at the local sanitarium include: Abshire, La Habra, and B.L. Chapp, Santa Rua. Mr. and Mrs. A.L Erickson and children passed Sunday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.J.S Sheridan have left for Palm Springs where they will pass the week. Mr. and Mrs.J.C Smith and son Melvin motored to Long Beach Sunday where they were the first of a series of biweekly dances at Flasher hall. ENGAGEMENT OF YOUNG COUPLE TOLD AT.DINNER The engagement of Miss Bernice Nevin to Mr.Al Hillscher was announced last evening at a dinner partly given at the Hiltscher home on Romneya Drive. A bowl of forget-me nots was used as the center piece. Carnations and roses furthered the color motif. The after dinner hours were happily passed with music and dancing. The young folk did not tell the date of the wedding but stated it would be in the summer time. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs.Charles Nevin, parents of the honoree, Mr. and Mrs.Joe Hiltscher, parents of Mr.Hiltscher, Mr. and Mrs.Glen Patton, Miss Bernice Nevin and Al Hiltscher, June and Virginia Nevin, Ella Harker, Frieda Hiltscher, Messrs Johnny Lasch, Ambrose Neja, Jackie Nevin, PetcHarley and Max Hiltscher. SEE WELL COME IN A L.Jordan, of Kansas City, and J.P.Martin and wife of Mankato,Minn., guests at the Hotel Valencia,left this morning at 5 o'clock for Santa Fe Springs to participate in the ceremonies at the bringing in of the White Star oil well No.2. A large crowd of Anaheim folks were on hand to see the well spout liquid gold which will mean dividends for a large percentage of Anahiem people. STROLLING PLAYERS PLAY FOR DANCING Strolling Players Orchestra directed by Mr.Eble Hunduall, April 13, will give the first of a series of biweekly dances at Flasher hall Each Weekend in South Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth. Miss Alice Miller, Mr. Thomas Martin, of Texas and the Messrs John and Guy Duckworth are home from a week-end auto trip to San Diego. The party toured Tla Junna, Old Town, Coronado and points en route. Like all Americans who are making the initial visit to the gaming houses of the famous Mexican resort, their amazement knew no bounds at the unlimited quantities of money bet and lost on races and machines. Other Anaheimers were Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brasted, Mr. and Mrs. D. Beat and Mr. and Mrs. Dunham. Class Box Social Friday The Daughters of Ruth of the First Christian Sunday school will give a box social at the tabernacle Friday evening at 7:30. Ladies are asked to all bring boxes. Entertainment, including a one-act play will be given. Everyone is invited. The proceeds will assist in the support of the Armenian orphan adopted by the class. Form Mah Jongg Club A crowd of Anaheim people interested in the fascinating game, Mah Jongg, have formed a club and will meet tomorrow evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stilwell, S. Ohio-st, to brush up on the finer points of the game. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack and daughter Coy and Chester Morris passed Sunday at Long Beach. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Abshire, La Habra, and B. L. Clapp, Santa Rita. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Erickson and children passed Sunday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sheridan have left for Palm Springs where they will pass the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith and son Melvin motored to Long Beach Sunday where they were the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Smith. Miss Lulu Smith and Homer Collins were dinner guests at the Munger home in Long Beach Sunday. Miss Florence Smith and friends attended the hill climb at Capistrano "Hoots" Mattis, Charley Bustamente and "Duke" Degryse were among the Anaheimers at the hill climb. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Knott and children passed Sunday at Long Beach. Mrs. J. E. Stroup and son and Mrs Callahan passed the week-end at Owensmouth. Misses Lois Garrison and Gene McElheney were guests Sunday of Miss Gertis Hiles of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy and children returned Sunday evening from Imperial Valley where they have been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick and Mr and Mrs. N. M. Durkee motored to Yucalpa Sunday to inspect the apple orchard of Mr. Dockee They stopped at Riverside last evening and enjoyed dinner at Fairmont Park. Mr. and Mrs. F V. Stump of So Pasadena visited friends in Anaheim Sunday. Miss Dorothy Moody and Vernon Wright passed Sunday at Long Beach. Misses Kitty Clark and Lila Brandt of Los Angeles visited in Anaheim Sunday. Fred E. Bates of the city engineering office was passing out chocolate bars today. The reason, an eight-pound boy named Herbert Wesley. Glen Gossett is absent from his duties at the First National bank on account of illness. Grover Burton of Santa Ana was the guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Mr Burton is a brother of Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs Burton has gone to Fairview for a several weeks visit with another sister. Sam Walker of Ontario was a guests of relatives over the spring vacation He is attending Chaffee Junior college. Mr. and Mrs. J. L Davis of Topeka-ave., are parents of an 8-pound daughter born Sunday, April 5th at "The Rereat." Mrs F. N. Bungay and baby daughter are home from "The Retreat." The Misses Norma Brastad and Logenia O'Toole have returned from a vacation visit with their aunt in San Diego. Mrs Arnold Earl will go to Los Santa Fe Springs to participate in the ceremonies at the bringing in of the White Star oil well No. 2. A large crowd of Anaheim folks were on hand to see the well spout liquid gold which will mean dividends for a large percentage of Anaheim people. STROLLING PLAYERS PLAY FOR DANCING Strolling Players Orchestra, directed by Mr. Elble Huuduall, April 13, will give the first of a series of bi-weekly dances at Fischer hall Each of the five instruments is in the hands of a capable musician. Mrs. Emma Gribben is ill with flu, although somewhat improved over yesterday. Sam Walker of Ontario was a guest of relatives over the spring vacation. He is attending Chaffee Junior college. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davis of Topeka-ave., are parents of an 8-pound daughter born Sunday, April 8th at "The Rereat." Mrs. F. N. Bungay and baby daughter are home from "The Retreat." The Misses Norma Brastad and Logenia O'Toole have returned from a Vacation visit with their aunt in Sao Diego. Mrs. Arnold Earl will go to Los Angeles tomorrow to attend the regular meeting of the Wawan club of which he is a member. Miss Norma Could, esthetic and interpretive cancer, will delineate and explain a group of dances. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lee passed Sunday at Santa Monica. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Long and family of Yucalpa were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McAllister and family. Ms. J. P. Martin has returned from a visit to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonnat and Mr and Mrs. V. J. Bonnat motored to Long Beach Sunday evening and took in the show at Hoyts. AT LOCAL HOSPITAL New patients at the local sanitarium include L. C. Howe, Fullerton; R. D. Bane, Long Beach; W. S. 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DINNER Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 10 — (Spl.) — A number of young folks motored to Brea to attend the Christian Endeavor Rally held at the Brea grammar school Among the subjects under discussion was the state convention to be held at Long Beach Those to enjoy this interesting meeting were Eddie, Carl, Ernest and Lillian Basstady, Bertha and Mable Robison, Flarence Warren, Dee Calaway, Melvin Hilgenfeld, S. F. Hilgenfeld. The P.T. A. will meet at the school hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Earl Morris, the president of the Orange county congress of mothers, will be present at this meeting and will speak on the P-T. A. work A good attendance is urged Light refreshments will be served. Mrs. N. D. McDowell and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey attended the meeting of the ebell club at Pomona on Friday. S. F. Hilgenfeld returned on Friday from the convention at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. Stanford and children of La Habra have rented the cottage on Tenth street, formerly owned by Harve Osborne. Miss Hilda Calaway and Mrs. Harvey Calaway motored to Huntington Beach on Friday. Mrs. George Townsend of Golden Colorado visited at the L. J. Roberson home on Friday. Thomas Warren of Pomona College visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warren over the spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fair and Mrs. W. E Ledder of Redlands were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden on Thursday evening. Mrs. N. D. McDowell spent Saturday at Pasadena. MUCH ACTIVITY AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH St. Michael's Episcopal church has set the date for the next supper and get-together for Friday, April 20, instead of this Friday, as formerly announced. The church has shown great activity in the Easter season. The Women's Guild has held all day meetings. The Women's auxiliary has raised contributions for Alaska and the proposed chapel at Fullerton. The Altar Guild has talked considerably of ecclesiastical art on the first Saturday of each month and has made improvements in the entry room. The choir rendered some very fine music Easter Sunday and has been enlarged by the addition of several new choir boys. The proceeds of the next supper will go for the vestments of the boys with some donations to make up the amount. The Sunday school has increased 25 per cent and plans to attend the big annual rally in Los Angeles Sunday April 22 The meeting will be held at St John's church, W. Adams and Figueroa. BUYS ANOTHER MACK Frank Murch has added another Mack to his fleet of trucks He has been given the exclusive agency for Richfield gasoline and lubricating oils in Orange county and is expecting to greatly enlarge his patronage. ANAHEIM BRANCH SHERWOOD MUSIC SCHOOL OF CHICAGO ALL DEPARTMENTS OF MUSIC TAUGHT Enroll Now HABITS IN THE MAKING MAN is principally a creature of habit. Therefore, during the earlier, the more impressionable years of his life is the time to guide him in the formation of habits that will be of benefit to him in later life. Nothing is more important in the raising of a family than adequate bathroom facilities. These facilities should be made easily available and so attractive that the use of them will be regarded as a daily pleasure, rather than a duty. "Cleanliness is next to Godliness." If properly raised, one These facilities should be made easily available and so attractive that the use of them will be regarded as a daily pleasure, rather than a duty. "Cleanliness is next to Godliness." If properly raised, one loves to be clean, and to be clean of body is to be clean of mind. Liberal expenditures for high-grade attractive plumbing facilities in your home is the best investment in the world, and considering its moral influence; its health insurance; its longevity, the most economical. BUY GOOD PLUMBING PERSONALLY, DIRECT FROM A GOOD PLUMBER. The Sanitary Development League is composed of over 200 of Southern California's most progressive and successful plumbers. Dealing with one of them is your greatest safeguard of price, quality and workmanship. SANITARY DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Higgins Building Los Angeles