oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-14

LOCAL PLAYERS MAKE GREAT HIT LAST EVENING ANAHEIM Community Players scored a tremendous hit last evening at their first public performance, "Her Husband's Wife". Mrs. Harry Sears as Mrs. Stuart (Irene) Randolph, the ever alluring wife, had a presentiment that she was going to tie and out of kindness for her dear husband she sought her best friend, Miss Emily Ladew (Mrs. B. H. Sidnam) to consent to marry her husband after she had passed on. It is difficult to picture Mrs. Sidnam as the jilted old maid, she was ideal and the costume she wore was a stream. Gus Procott played the part of the husband. Clarence Chamberlain, as uncle John Belden, was the advisor of the family and particularly of Irene. Richard Belden, C. H. Clarke, brother of Irene, recognized Miss Ledew in his sister's home as the girl to whom he had been engaged over seas. Richard was up in the air when he heard that Emily was engaged. Irene opened her eyes when Miss Ladew chanced to meet her husband as he stepped from the train and quickly decided that she wasn't so ill and began to tell Miss Ladew that Stuart was a wife beater and a brute, and that he had poisoned their little poodle. Miss Ladew took it cheerfully and later told Richard of Emily's accusations. When Richard arrived home he found the house in a turmoil, and to make things worse, Emily went to her room and refused to come out. Uncle John told Richard the whole story of the affair and at the end he was much relieved to learn that Emily was not engaged. Stuart, disgusted at the whole affair, drank too freely and was insistent upon Delphian Chapter Meeting The monthly general meeting of the Delphian chapter of Anaheim will take place Tuesday, April 17, at 9:30 a.m. in the Elks club house. Mrs. H. H. Benjamin presiding. The program will be in charge of the supervisor, Mrs. Frederick R. Schiller. Members of the Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta groups will be the speakers. Topical reports will be given as follows: Roman diversions and amusements, Mrs. W. J. McAllister; Potapeli, Roman seaport, Mrs. H. G. Carlin, Temple of Vesta and Vestal Vergins, Mrs. Wm. Goodrun; Roman Ideals as shown in Meauley's "Lays of Ancient Rome," Miss Elise Jescutun; Summary of Rome, presented by Mrs. J. P. Brasad; current events, Mrs. Jack Cole; play review, "The Green Goddess," W. Archer, will be presented by Mrs. H. H. Benjamin. Every member is urged to be present as there will be important business on hand and plans for next year's work to be discussed. Edison Club Social With plans of a mysterious nature all made for the entertainment of the Edison Social club tonight, Santa Ana committees are on tiptoe with enthusiasm and the visiting clubs, with expectancy, for the latter have been assured this will be the biggest affair of the many big ones. A baseball game was scheduled for this afternoon, open to the public, between Santa Ana and Whittier Edison employees, at which, among others, workers from the Laguna-Bell substation, largest terminal in the world, will be present. The evening will be devoted to dancing after the program, consisting of a group of vaudeville numbers. The entertainment committee is composed of George R. Barnett, George Gilmore, L.R. Reynolds and E.M. Gallie. GOLDEN GATHERY FAVOR IN A SETTING pink yellow Golden West club Mrs. B. J. Drewnoon. The living indeed with its able flowers and card tables, the pleasant while. Scores gave John Cook and Houts. Both w gifts. A lively ruined over the game, interrupters' invitation where she had with a basket o vailing shades Covers were placed E.R.Darmes and Whittier; W Houts, John Cook W.E.M.Cann Borth, W.E.Duand H.H.Hans A delicious lunch No Bad Friday, the best of luck terday when a born to Mr. and 103 East Broadway the same weight C. Stracher, 322 Both babies and Anaheim at "The U.S.C.Gle" University of clut will be at A April 15 at 2:30 When Richard arrived home he found the house in a turmoll, and to make things worse, Emily went to her room and refused to come out. Uncle John told Richard the whole story of the affair and at the end he was much relieved to learn that Emily was not engaged. Stuart disguised at the whole affair, drank too freely and was so insistent upon slinging "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean," that John and Richard carried him off to a far away corner of the room too sleep off the effects. Irene thought her husband was ill and desired to see him, but when told by Uncle John that he was resting, the play closed with "now peacefully be sleeps." The role of Nora, the maid, was played by Miss N. M. Owen. Anaheim Woman Elected Anaheim Women's Foreign Missionary society was honored yesterday when one of the members, Mrs. George Tedrick, was elected recording secretary for the coming year, at annual meeting of the San Diego district convention held yesterday in Riverside. Other officers chosen are president, Mrs. J. J. Flint, Costa Mesa; vice presidents, Mrs. C. J. Clawson, Brawley; Mrs. W. E. Girton, Orange; Mrs. David Fife, Trinity, San Diego; Mrs. Sarah Dwire, Riverside; treasurer, Miss A. Richardson, Santa Ana, and secretary of tithing, Mrs. W. E. Gunnett, Fullerton. Several members of the White Temple auxiliary drove over to the meeting, among them Mrs. Edward Bigelow, Mrs. Perry Mathis, Mrs. George Tedrick, Mrs. J. C. Cornwell and Mrs. Wm. Fendley. Mrs. Loly Arrives Home Mrs. Victor G. Loly, accompanied by her small daughter, Victoria Inoz, arrived home yesterday from the California hospital. Both are feeling fine and the young lady thinks she is going to like Anaheim very well. Guarantors Assured The Inter-club Music Association held another meeting last evening in the high school library and enthusiasm ran higher than ever when the committee assured the club that 100 signatures of guarantors will be secured for bringing a number of artists to Anaheim next season. Work in organization was started and committees chosen and plan outlined for activities, to begin at once. The attendance was good and many suggestions were offered. To-day, I will begin to deposit My Money regularly PASS BOOK TODAY is the time. Yesterday is GONE; so is all of the money you have wasted. Begin to bank your money NOW and your PRESENT as well as your future will be a SUCCESS. No account is too small for us to welcome; none too large for us to handle. American Savings Bank OF ANAHFIM First National Bank OF ANAHEIM THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, APRIL 14TH, 1923 GOLDEN WEST GATHERS TO PLAY FAVORITE GAME IN A SETTING of spring blooms of pink, yellow and lavender, the Golden West club was entertained by Mrs. B. J. Dresser yesterday afternoon. The living room was fragrant indeed with its varieties of seasonable flowers, and seated about three card tables, the ladies passed a very pleasant while. Scores gave high count to Mrs. John Cook and next to Mrs. William Houts. Both were awarded pretty gifts. A lively conversation then enriched over the finer points of the game, interrupted only by Mrs. Dresser's invitation into the dining room where she had centered her table with a basket of flowers in the prevailing shades of the afternoon. Covers were placed for the Mesdames E. R. Barnes and Alice L. Cochran, of Whittier; William Houts, B. F. Houts, John Cook, Ernest Zitzmann, W. E. McCann, B. J. Dauser, Frank Borth, W. E. Duckworth, J. Eymann and H. H. Hansen, and the hostess. A delicious luncheon was served. No Bad Luck Here Friday, the thirteenth, brought the best of luck to two homes yesterday when a seven-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Staley, 103 East Broadway, and a boy of the same weight to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stracher, 323 South Claudina. Both babies made their advent into Anaheim at "The Retreat." U. S. C. Glee Club Coming University of So. Calif., boys glee club will be at Anaheim high school April 15 at 2:30 to give a program. CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim A PROGRAM OF SCREEN Jeffrey Fair knew that a husband's place is in his own home, but, Angy Brice was pretty enough to cause him to forget his place. Louis B. Mayer presides over the Fred N. Producti Friday, the thirteenth, brought the best of luck to two homes yesterday when a seven-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Staley, 103 East Broadway, and a boy of the same weight to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stracher, 323 South Claudina. Both babies made their advent into Anaheim at "The Refreat." U. S. C. Glee Club Coming University of So. Calif., boys glee club will be at Anaheim high school April 15 at 2:30 to give a program. The boys not only will sing but will give "vedville" sketches and as they are favorites over the south their coming is eagerly expected. The dramatics class is bringing the entertainers for the scholarship fund. Patrons of the high school are cordially invited. A small admission will be charged. Evangelists Go North Friends here have received word that the Vawter evangelistic party whose successful campaign in Corona closes this evening, will be on its way to Healdsburg, where meetings will open early next week. Party-five additions to the church in Corona was the result of the work of the party. The Christian church here was enriched by the addition of 127 new members through the Vawter campaign of six weeks closing about one month ago. City Briefs New patients at the local sanitarium include: Mrs. F. J. Adams, Santa Ana; and Mrs. J. A. Spurling, Anabelim. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Kistler entertained a "500" party at their home last evening, the guests being Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattoon, Messrs. Kistler and Matton won the game, from the ladies. Light refreshments were served. Miss Hazel Rainey of the local office of the Anaheim Union Water Co. has gone to Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Schlotter will pass the week-end in Los Angeles with Mr. Schlotter's mother, Mrs Nina Lawe. Mrs. Emma O'Rourke was the guest of relatives yesterday afternoon in Long Beach. Mrs. E. R. Barnes and Mrs. Alice Cochran of Whittier, were guests of Anaheim friends yesterday. Mrs. Floyd Matthews, 129 E. Maple, Fullerton, has returned to her home from "The Retreat" where her little daughter, Barbara, was born. W. C Malloy and daughter, Miss Angelino, have returned to Los Angeles where they are wintering, and from there to their home in Walla Walla, Washington, after a visit in Valencia Circle Meets Mrs. O. Henning and daughter Martha, entertained the members of the "Valencia Sewing Circle" yesterday afternoon at their home on Olive-bldd. The club members are neighbors and all reside on a Valencia grove. Sewing is the amusement of the afternoon hours, and the ladies keep busy until luncheon time. Guests at the Henning home included Mrs Walter Henning Mrs. W. M. Seamann, Mrs A. E. Christensen, Mrs Mutck, Mrs Wesley Heffron, Mrs A. R. Plegel, Mrs Newman. Jolly Evening in Park The Senior Christian Endevor society held a basket social and picnic in Orange-co park last evening, and the affair was a jolly one. Boxes end baskets were beautifully trimmed and sold for pleasing prices to the men of the crowd, who were then privileged to share the contents with a chosen lady. After the excellent luncheon the Louis B. Mayer presided over the event will be observed Gas Appliance dealers campaign week. In this comprehensive line of events will be observed... Mrs. Emma O'Rourke was the guest of relatives yesterday afternoon in Long Beach. Mrs. E. R. Barnes and Mrs. Alice Cochran of Whittier, were guests of Anaheim friends yesterday. Mrs. Floyd Matthews, 129 E. Maple, Fullerton, has returned to her home from "The Retreat" where her little daughter, Barbara, was born. W. C. Malloy and daughter, Miss Angelino, have returned to Los Angeles where they are wintering, and from there to their home in Walla Walla, Washington, after a visit in Anaheim with Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Brunton, on North East St., Mr. Malloy is a wheat grower on a large scale, but enjoys the mild winters of the south. Trips to the various beaches were included in their entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Brunton. Read Plain Dealer Classified for Realty Bargains. ANAHEIM BRANCH SHERWOOD MUSIC SCHOOL OF CHICAGO ALL DEPARTMENTS OF MUSIC TAUGHT Enroll Now Temporary Location 205 Fisher Bldg. 132½ West Center Street Stella A. Schwentker, Business Mgr. Phone 872-J Kurtzmann Planos Used Hotel Valencia Guests H. V. Wilmot, R. T. Curits, Rena MacDonald, William S. Chase, Richard Stockton, and J. E. Jones, Los Angeles; F. H. Lester, Oakland; Walter Rogers, and H. Dalman, San Francisco; E. H. Penny and Mrs. E. H. Penny, Whittier; and C. E. Gustafson, University of Redlands. Others guests include: Floyd Anderson, A. W Elmer, Floyd Jones, S. P Miller, Luther E. Bedartha, R. A. Pott, J. Y. Juett, R. Hill and wife, A. L. Jordan, Frank J. Murray, V. E. Preeman, Miss G. J. Williams, R. Boyd, Paul Fredell, Mrs. H. Lucke, B. F. Shipley, C. A. Sparrowhawk. CARD OF THANKS The family, brothers and sisters of George O. Hill desire to express their appreciation for the many beautiful flowers sent to his funeral and for the comforting expressions of sympathy extended to them. FULLERTON PLAYERS PLAN PERFORMANCE Fullerton Community Players plan a performance at Fullerton high school auditorium Friday night, entitled "Little Mrs. Cummings" under the direction of Thomas Askin, dramatic professor. CALL NEW CABINET (By International News Service) STOCKHOLM, April 14—King Gustave V, today formally requested M. Tryger, conservative leader, to form a new cabinet. This event will be observed Gas Appliance dealers campaign week. In this comprehensive line of information PAGE NIA naheim STARTS TODAY A Distinguished Offering OF SCREEN AND STAGE HITS A Dandy Vaudeville Specialty SUNDAY ONLY ANOTHER CHAPTER "Around the World in Eighteen Days" Aesop's Fables Kinogram News Louis B. Mayer presents Fred Niblo production Marguerite Eves Louis B. Mayer presents Fred Niblo Production Mrs. Fair Aesop's Fables Kinogram News Marguerite Eves At The Wurlitzer No Raise in Prices! RIGHT—FINAL TIMES—TONIGHT BUTIFUL AND DAMNED" Marie Prevost, Kenneth Harlan and Others Special—Engagement Extraordinary ONDE And Her Escorts in the Revue "Lavender and Old Lace" Ye Colonial Shoppe - 214 East Center Street Sherman Hayden, H. G. Carlin, have after a short visit stopped on route Diego. Miss Pauline Routs is home from U. S. C. for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. W F. McCleland, who have been fill with the flu, are again on the road to recovery. Mrs. H. C. Downs is anticipating a week end visit from her brother, Robt. W. Gordon Jr., and wife of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs J. C. Downs, parents of Mr. Downs, are also guests in the Downs home. Range & Water Heater Week April 16-21 event will be observed generally throughout the state. All Appliance dealers and Gas Companies will make it a big daign week. In this district your Gas Company will display comprehensive line of Gas Ranges and Water Heaters. event will be observed generally throughout the state. All Appliance dealers and Gas Companies will make it a big sign week. In this district your Gas Company will display comprehensive line of Gas Ranges and Water Heaters. ROPER GAS RANGES (formerly ECLIPSE) With or Without the OVEN CONTROL Special Prices All This Week SOUTHMEN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY The Home of Standard Gas Burning Appliances Center Street Phone 166