oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-08

JUNE BRIDE IS COMPLIMENTED IN HAPPY MANNER A POPULAR June bride-elect, Miss Marie Schacht, was given a pretty courtyard last evening when Miss Allison Adams entertained in her honor. When the guests came to the courtyard, Miss Schacht was preening for a shampoo and was indeed surprised. When all was quiet, someone stepped to the piano and started playing the popular Lehengrin wedding march. Miss Helen Jordan in a daisy gingham dress started accusing by strewing lettuce leaves and shallows. Entering on the arm of the groom was the blushing bride, Carrie Peterson. She was attractive in her white frock and veil of mosquito netting and a shower bouquet of onion tops. The groom, Mildred Kemp, was very bashful, and entered rather unsteadily. Miss Alvina Joost curled the presacher who tied the knot. After the ceremony congratulations were bestowed upon the couple, Gaffes were then played. Miss Adams brought a large wash basket holding pretty tied gifts that were joyously opened by the bride-to-be. The packages revealed many pretty gifts that will find an honored place in the new home. Refreshments were carried out in a heart design, Miss Adams having brick ice cream with the heart center and heart shape cookies. Honoring Miss Schacht were Mrs. O. H. Mitchell, Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth, Mrs. Margaret Cronke, Mrs. H. O. Henderson, Long Beach, Mrs. J. Pasehall, Misses Mildred Jordan, Mildred Kemp, Leona and Katherine Van Boovan, Mabel Ziegler, Carrie Peterson, Alvina Joost, Elba Steffens, Francis Adams and hostess, Miss Ailsen Adams. Boys to Pay Winners The young peoples society of the Catholic church will have an unusual discusss S. S. Picnic The White Temple Sunday school board met last evening in the church parlors, and opened with a fine covered dish supper, served under the direction of Mrs. Fendley, Mrs. Paul Taggart, Mrs. M. Terry, Mrs. S. J. Walter and Miss Bryant. Suggestions were exchanged, plans of activity mapped out and an event of importance to almost every Methodist family in Anaheim, the Sunday school picnic, was discussed. The date is not definitely announced, but it will be within a very few weeks. Conflicting dates at Orange-co park cause the present uncertainty. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Martenet and Mrs. Margaret Zehring drove to Redlands Sunday and were the guests of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp passed Sunday in Long Beach, enjoying their luncheon in the Mission and calling on friends in the afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. William Cole and son, Dick, of West Broadway passed yesterday afternoon in Long Beach with relatives. The W. H. Criss family passed Sunday at their cottage in Laguna Beach, where the Chales Criss family is residing at the present. Mrs. M. P. Lamb left Saturday afternoon for her home at Grand Junction, Colo., after an extended visit at the home of her son, Mr. C. C. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Larimer enjoyed a fishing trip at San Gabriel Canyon and returned with the limit. The Adolph Collins family on Cerritos drive is getting over a round of colds. Fred Clodt and Walter Kestenholt motored to Long Beach Sunday where they were guests of Henry Seftin. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Remp were dine- ANAHEIM ELECTIVE FOR STANDING committee club, whose rite elected the offe of the absense, C. Smith, first ed. Mrs. Neve elected president vice president Schiller, secreting cording secret corresponding Brus; financier treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. P. G. Shaw Wm. Falkenstein C. Pearson; p H. Goodale; chosen, the M Fred Backs Mont, A Groinshaw am The architheque posed new chair and admired discussed. Time in discuss the orange shade have four of the committees reports from tee directors were most satisfaction from viting all me attend the parlor them May 14 B Hermann did science section to the ing May 21 The Presbyterian Mrs.Eva Be resume of the ba Linda. One of the of the entire dramatic sect act For Distin Honoring Miss Schacht were Mrs. O. H. Mitchell, Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth, Mrs. Margaret Cillimore, Mrs. H. O. Henderson, Long Beach, Mrs. S. J. Pasehall, Miss Mildred Jordan, Milford Kemp, Leona and Katherine Van Boovan, Mabel Ziegler, Carrie Peterson, Alvina Joost, Elsa Steffena, Francis Adams and hostess Miss Alleen Adams. Boys to Pay Winners The young peoples society of the Catholic church will have an unusually interesting meeting this evening. The boys are banqueting the girls. Not because they want to, but because they lost in a recent membership drive. A dance and program will be enjoyed after the dinner. A full membership is desired. Activities in Music Mrs. Ruth Seitz and Mrs. C. W. Austin were in Los Angeles yesterday securing information on the opera "Cosi fan Tutti," by Mosart, which has been suggested as one of the numbers to be presented under the auspices of the inter-club in the series next month. The opera coincides with six charabons and Latin Italian. A report will be given at the next club meeting. The Anaheim Community Choral society, of which Mrs. Seitz is president, is rehearsing faithfully for the music to be presented Friday and Saturday evening of the Orange show in the pageant, which will be a costume affair. The society has accepted invitations from the Glendale and Long Beach choral societies to exchange programs on dates after the Orange show. The Glendale organization contains about 100 voices, and the Long Beach chorus not so many, but the appearance of both unions is eagerly awaited by the hostess union and Anaheim music lovers. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Feeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Spraya and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim, California CHAS. A. CRISS General Cement Contracting Commercial Buildings and Sub-Divisions, Also Cement Products, Estimates Free, Immediate Service, Best Grilled Mechanics Warehouse Mrs. M. P. Lamb left Saturday afternoon for her home at Grand Junction, Colo., after an extended visit at the home of her son, Mr. C. C. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Larimer enjoyed a fishing trip at San Gabriel Canyon and returned with the limit. The Adolph Collins family on Ceritox drive is getting over a round of colds. Fred Clodt and Walter Kentenholtz motored to Long Beach Sunday where they were guests of Henry Settin. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Remp were dinner guests Sunday evening of Mrs. Martha Remp and family at Brea. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Feeler attended services at Long Beach Sunday and in the afternoon visited friends. M. Glen Jones, who is a guest at the P. F. Feiler home, joined a party of friends at Los Angeles Sunday and went to Mt. Baldy where they passed the day. Mr. and Mrs. R. P., Fergus and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown of Olinda and Los Angeles relatives passed Sunday at Camp Baldy. Gerald Fergus and Mat Betzold motored to Victoryville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L., Kroeger and children motored to Anaheim Landing Sunday where they passed the day. Mrs. H. B. Hawks who has been living on Diamond-av. is very ill at El Modena where she has been for several days. Miss Clara Heinze was the guest Sunday of Mrs. A. W. Scheats at Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. A. Chapman and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Boffell passed Sunday at Orange-co Park George Heintzelman of Santa Ana was arrested Sunday by the local police on the charge of impersonation an officer, and speeding. Miss June Vander Veer of Anaheim and Miss Flora Kerr, of Los Angeles, the latter of the Anaheim school faculty, were in Claremont attending the Pomona college May masque Saturday. They accompanied Mrs. C. C. Smith and daughter home. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Watson of Santa Ana, but well known in Anaheim, are moving to Glendale where they will open a grocery store.. Miss Ora Cartwell, aunt of Mrs. Watson, who also has many friends in Anaheim, will be an assistant in the store. The Wattsons are moving today. Mr. and Mrs. Page Tucker and family passed Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee passed the Week-end with Mr. and Mrs.Jones at Yucalpa. Misses Elenore Quinn and Mac Mohr and Messas, Carl Mohr and Cliff Wilson motored to Modjeska's ranch Sunday. Miss Ruth Faught, of Los Angeles, was the week-end guest of Mrs. W.A.Luce. Mrs Marie Grogan of Milwankee, Wis., is spending the week at the P.C.Rimpau home. H.J.Ettier has received a wire Public Weigh Masters 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim, California CHAS. A. CRISS General Cement Contracting Commercial Buildings and SubDivisions, Also Cement Products, Estimates Free, Immediate Service, Best Skilled Mechanics, Warehouse and Yard $15 So. Vine-st. Office $34 So. Vine. Phone 163-W. Your Automobile Top It Costs No More to Have it Made Right And Your Body Covering ANAHEIM AUTO WORKS 217 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim THIS WEEK ONLY A Standard Lunch Kit, regular price $1.69 Special Gibson's Drug Store At Your Service 169 West Center Street Anaheim, Calif. Our Soda is Better THE WOMAN'S PALACE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, MAY 8TH, 1923 ANAHEIM EBELL ELECTS LEADERS FOR NEXT YEAR STANDING behind the nominating committee of the Anaheim Ebell club, whose report was presented at the last meeting, the club yesterday elected the officers for 1922-24. In the absence of Mrs. Terry, Mrs. C. Smith, first vice-perident, presided. Mrs. Nellie E. Terry was re-elected president, Mrs. H. C. Downs, vice president; Mrs. Frederick K. Schiller, second vice-president; recording secretary, Mrs. P. G. Peck; corresponding secretary, Mrs. E. E. Brus; finance, Mrs. M. L. Canby; treasurer, Mrs. Mary Coons; curator, Mrs. F. G. Simpson; historian, Mrs. Wm. Falkenstein; librarian, Mrs. A. C. Pearson; parliamentarian, Mrs. G. H. Goodale; nine directors were chosen, the Mesdames, F. G. Simpson, Fred Backa, Victor Loly, Victor La Mont, A. Grove, A. H. Pearson, E. Grimshaw and C. E. Chamberlain. The architect's plans for the proposed new clubhouse were presented and admired and ways and means discussed. Interest centered for a time in discussion of the booths for the orange show, of which Ebell will have four. Mrs. Canby, chairman of the committee, outlined the work. Reports from the executive committee, directors and all the sections were most satisfactory. A communication from the Delphian society, inviting all members of the Ebell to attend the pageant to be given by them, May 15, was read. Mrs. R. B. Heerman, Chairman of the Domestic science section extended an invitation to the club to attend the meeting May 21, which will be held in the Presbyterian church rooms. Mrs. Eva Boyd read an interesting resume of the recent meeting in Yorba Linda. One of the very nicest programs of the entire year was given, the dramatic section presenting a one act "For Distinguished Service." Mrs. Priesta Robes is carried out in this dress of white crepe, printed in black with Egyptian designs and varied Literary Program The Literary section of the Ebella Woman's club will meet Thursday May 10, at the home of Mrs. Victoria Lofy, Palm-sr and west Broadway. An interesting variety program will be presented in charge of Mrs. Frederick R. Schiller. A review of the book, "Faint Perfume," by Zona Gallegos will be given by Mrs. Richard B Grove. The Jonn most important books by H. G. Wells will be presented in outline by Mrs. Panne Simpson. A sketch of "Secret Loyalty," by John Galsworthy, will be Mrs. C.W.Austin's topic. Selected essays by Christopher Morley, Mrs. C.E. Chamberlain will present. Short reviews on recent books by Mrs. Schiller will complete the program. As this will be the last meeting of the year, a large attendance is expected. Community Picnic Thursday The Community Service picnic plans are maturing perfectly well and looking ready for one of the finest outing of the season. Autos will leave the library building at o'clock in the vening, or as near that hour as possible. The ladies are asked to furnish either potato salad, cake or doughnuts. Those who do not contribute will be asked to pay a small sum at the tablen for their dinners. All sections of the service, chorus playground, dramatics, athletic and others are invited. A large crowd is expected. Attorney at Luncheon The Wednesday weekly Community luncheon will be addressed by district attorney A.P.Nelson, Santa Ana.Mr.Maurice Waugh Anaheim will sing tenor solos good attendance is expected. Every time a nation collects its largest standing army in the world Saturday Grand extended Mr. C. on Cer-ground of Kesten-Sunday of Henry were dim- of Mrs. Brea. Attended day and bands. Guest at joined aeles Sunday where and Bown relatives did. Betzold and land issued the has been ill at keen for the guest events at and L. Bofco Park Anaheim mont at ree May companed home of San anaheim are they miss Ora on who anaheim more. The and Beach passed and Mrs. Mac and Cliff s ranch Angeles, Mrs. W. Priesta Rohes is carried out in this dress of white crepe, printed in black with Egyptain designs and bordered with green. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Mrs. Hettle Coer and son of Anaheim left Sunday over the Santa Fe for Springdale, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Murray spent the week-end at Catalina Island. Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Tobio and Miss Nina Tobin were in Los Angeles yesterday. M. Julia Tobin who passed a week at Big Bear, has returned to her home in Glendale. Miss May Dixon, florist in the California Hotel at Fullerton, is making arrangements to furnish Howell on mother's day to those who have not the money. Fullerton Kiwanis club held a spe- and the Fullerton churches Sunday. If his hands and feet annoy and dismay him in society, he finds comfort in the thought that he is a red-blooded he-man. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results. DOCTORS ADVISE PORT WINE AND OLIVE OIL A prominent physician in an interview today says if the public only knew the tonic value of port wine and olive oil they would quickly regain their health. Port Olive is a combination of rich cream, olive oil and rare old port wine scientifically blended with other medical agents. It quickly restores tired out, run-down systems, is especially valuable in anemic and all wasting disease, increases weight and strength. Start today taking Port Olive, natures food tonic, and see how quickly you improve. On sale at Heying's Pharmacy. Read Plain Dealer Classified for Realty Bargains. Very Interesting Are the cooking classes held every Wednesday Afternoon at our Sales Room, 133 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim From 2 o'Clock Until 4 Don't Forget Tomorrow is Wednesday Mrs. Grace Howard, formerly of the Womans Exchange of Pasadena in charge of the classes. Mrs. Howard gives the recipes for, cooks and serves two different foods each week. Bring pencil and pad if you wish to copy the recipes and suggestions. FREE TO EVERYONE Come and Bring Your Friends Modern Gas Appliances 133 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. PAGE 1923 Literary Program rary section of the Ebell club will meet Thursday, the home of Mrs. Victor sr and west Broadway. ing variety program will in charge of Mrs. Fredhiller. A review of the t Perfume," by Zona Gale, born by Mrs. Richard H. the ten most important L. G. Wells, will be prenaturelle by Mrs. Pamille of "Secret Loyalties," by orthy, will be Mrs. C. W. dic. Essays, by Christopher C. E. Chamberlain will short reviews on recent Mrs. Schiller, will comprogram. As this will be setting of the year, a large is expected. City Picnic Thursday community Service picnic entertaining perfectly well ready for one of the finiof the season. Autos will library building at 8 the vening, or as nearly possible. The ladies to furnish either potato or doughnuts. Those contribute will be asked all sum at the tables for runs of the service, choral, dramatics, athletic and invited. A large crowd ney at Luncheon tuesday weekly Commuton will be addressed by Bryguy A. P. Nelson, of Mr. Maurice Waugh of vling tenor solos. A ance is expected. A nation collects the leading army in the world's Buena Park News BUENA PARK, May 8—(SPL) —Clyde Lovett, Bert Duce, Bill and John Mitchell attended the California theater on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden also attended the California on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Adams and son Bobbie and Mrs. E. Dutch of Los Angeles were Saturday evening visitors at the L. J. Robeson home. Mrs Lawrence Tilton was a Los Angeles shopper on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Uttenweller have purchased a new Studebaker Special Six. Mr. Harry Perch of Los Angeles was a visitor at the C. W. Girvin home on Sunday. A crowd of young folks motored to Huntington Beach on Friday evening and had a swim inn the plunge after which a weenie bake was enjoyed on the beach. Taking in this outing were Missee Florence Warren, Leona Hilgenfeld, Mildred Beacon, Helen Page, Nina Dodd, Gou Jackson, Mabel and Bertha Robinson; Owen Teotora Mr. Harden, Noel Dodd Eugene Childers, Harlan Whitzell, Ernest and Carl Bestady, Melvin Hilgenfeld and Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld, all of Buena Park, Earl Ebernart of Brea and Ruth and James Balcom of La Habra. Ralph Eby of Huntington Beach was a caller at the L. A. Calaway home on Saturday. Mr. William Thierault and daughters Blanch and Adrian of Westminster were guests at the Calaway home on Friday evening. Mrs. L. T. Wilson left on Sunday to visit for ten days with Mrs. Walter Dosnett at Pompea and Arthur Turman at Palm Springs. Social affairs have been arranged for Mrs. Wilsey during her visit. Mrs. Edward Van Slyke of Los Angeles visited with her husband, who is a patient at the Buena Park Soitarium, and with her daughter. Miss Lily Charlotte Groom, winner of the event, leading near the end of the "Pram Derby" from London to Brighton in which five mothers pushed their babies for 52 miles along the roads, Mrs Groo made the distance in 12 hours 20 minutes. She won a silver "shoving" up and money to buy a new pair of shoes. African elephants are unamable. Mr. William Tilson and daughters Blanch and Adrian of Westminster were guests at the Calaway home on Friday evening. Mrs. K. T. Wilson left on Sunday to visit for ten days with Mrs. Walter Dossett at Pomona and Arthur Thurman at Palm Springs. Several social affairs have been arranged for Mrs. Willey during her visit. Mrs. Edward Van Slyke of Los Angeles visited with her husband, who is a patient at the Buena Park Sanitarium, and with her daughter, Mrs. R. C. Cauthon. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wills have completed their bungalow and are now settled in the new home on 8th street. Jack Golden has purchased a lot on the Craftor subdivision and will erect a nice five room bungalow all modern conveniences. Mrs. W. A. Pratt of Riverside is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. J. Allen. Mrs. Pratt will have charge of the real estate office while Mrs. Allen is on jury duty. Among the Anaheim visitors on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Childers, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Dano, Mrs. and Mrs. May Moench and children, Mr. and Mrs. Uttenweiler and Phil Uttenweiler, Mrs. C. J. Allen and Mrs. W. A. Pratt. Mrs. D. H. Sayder and Mrs. J. P. Simpson have gone to the summer home of S. W. Little at La Crescenta for a months visit. 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