oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-10

PARTY WHILE AWAY FARM AFTERNOON The pretty home of Mrs. V. K. Chandler in the Cypress-Hanson district housed a bevy of ladies yesterday who passed the farm afternoon over bridge. The fragrance and daintiness of the pink sweet peas used decoration left a cooling cheer to the robes which, with the charming hospitality of the hostess and her sister, Mrs. Dandy, made the affair one of the most pleasant of the early summer. Three tables of bridge gave the chief entertainment of the hours with Mrs. Gill winner of high score and Mrs. Probst of consolation. Both received pretty rewards. A collation was served at 4:30 in was centered with a bowl of the lovely sweet peas in delicate shades. Guests of the club were Mrs. Dandy, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Case a recent arrival from the east. Members present were the Mesdames Gill, Clark, Gerratt, Cole, Salter, Covey, Messsmith, Shlan, Bennett, Protel, Trapp. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Qovey. Fine Address to P-T. A. With an appeal to mothers to look to the "dress" of their girls' faces, as well as their bedes, B. F. Steelhead, of the local high school faculty, addressed the Parent-Teacher Ass'n in their May meeting. He also urged that girls and boys be impressed with the advantage of courtesy, and particularly of respect to their parents and elders. Mr. Steelhead's talk was not a criticism of present day triangling, but an appeal that more courtesy and self respect be taught with a little less on personal adornment. It was remarked by many of his hearers after the meeting that the mothers who are absent from the P-T. A. meetings are missing some... Ranney Refrigerators CALIFORNIA HOTEL. FULLERTON L. M. Sawyer, A. G. Mockley, J. C. Matthias, J. D. Carrona and Ernest Weiner, Los Angeles; L. H. Ehrke Sheridan, Wyo.; Miss Leslie Taylor, New York; B. F. Fly, Yuma; Guy Marrine, New York; William Henry Dowe, and J. Y. Barker, Chicago. Dinner for Northerners A dinner party was held Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rains in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter of Chelan, Wash., who have been here since autumn, but plan to return home soon. The table was appropriately decorated, and after dinner the guests were entertained by a radio concert. Guests included in addition to the family, the Misses Vona Raix, Marjorie Adams, Margaret Humeston, and Anita Herzler. Starbuck's Red See Classified Ad. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results. Ranney Refrigerators Ranney Refrigerators WILL KEEP YOUR EATABLES AS COOL AS ZERO WEATHER COULD DO. 'ALL' MODELS AND SIZES. VERY LATEST STYLES AND DESIGNS. George B. Peck Hardware Opposite California Theatre 230-232 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, MAY 10TH 1923 MISS RYAN IS HOSTESS TO FIVE HUNDRED CLUB MISS ANNIE RYAN, of South Olive street, was hostess to a five hundred club yesterday, three tables being played. Miss Ryan was assistee by Miss Beryl Kennedy, member of the household. Spring flowers adorned points of vantage in the living rooms and centered the dining table. Several rounds of the interesting game were played, despite the high temperature, and success came to Miss Melrose, with highest score, and Mrs. J. J. Schneider, second. A delicious two-course luncheon followed the games, with a menu of cooling articles. Covers were placed for the Mesdames E. Borchert, Homer Ames, F. A. Backs, W. E. Alexander, Jr., J. A. Clayes, J. J. Schneider, Joe Carroll, F. A. Yungbluth, Win Dolan, A. B. McCord, and the Missa Sophie Rimpau and Winfred Melrose. The club meets the second Wednesday in each month, but enjoys a summer vacation of two or three months. Present Spanish Play The Spanish Club of the Long Beach evening high school, aided by a number of the students and teachers of the high school Spanish classes, will present the Spanish play, "Zaragueta," Saturday evening, May 19, in the Fullerton Union high school auditorium at $ p.m. Inasmuch as the cast is made up largely of people of native Spanish speech, and the women players are importing their costumes from Mexico the play will doubtless have a real Spanish flavor. Senor Adolfo Castro, who plays the leading role, is a native of Guadalajara, Mexico. He has had considerable experience on the stage, having toured Mexico as one of the players of a dramatic company of high stand-up. Surprise on Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Tom Remp (nee Florence Meeker) were given a jolly surprise last evening when a number of young folk from Brea dropped in to help pass the evening. Games were played and dancing occupied the evening hours. Music was furnished by the Brunswick console. The self-invited guests brought along cake and ice cream which was indeed enjoyed. In the surprise on Mr. and Mrs. Remp were Mrs. Martha Remp, the Misse, Gladys Remp, Minnie Wait, Lois Everett, Lila Sarles, Messrs. Herman Kenney, Keith Coffey, Ralph Peterkin, all of Brea and Mrs. Oliver Meeker of Anaheim. Laguna Players Coming The Fullerton Community Players are anticipating a very pleasant membership meeting Monday evening when the Laguna Beach players will be present. The meeting will be held in the high school instead of the usual place, the granmar school, and the visitors will present two one-nets. They also will give a resume of their season's work. Reports of the last presentation, "Little Mrs. Cummins," will be heard and other business matters of importance will come up which really requires the presence of every member. Mother's Day Program Rev. J. E. Bates, Dist. Supt. of the Co. Calif. District of the Church of the Nazarene will preach at the Cypress church next Sunday at 1 a.m. Rev. John D. Cart, pastor will speak in the evening. The subject in the evening will be "Some Mothers of the Bible." The district assembly will convene at Panadena, Calif., June 5 to 10. Rev. John W. Goodwin, D.D., Dist. Supt., will be present and preside. There will be about 400 delegates at this assembly. RECENT ARRIVALS WEDDED TODAY IN S. A. CHURCH 'THE wedding of Miss Dorothy Mrs Long and Mr. William E. Schirck was solemnized at high noon by Rev. G. F. Paneschert, of Santa Ana at the German Lutheran church. The bride was pretty dressed in a charming frock of blue Cantone crepe, with bat and accessories harmonize. She wore a corsage Doquet. The couple was attended by Miss Dorothy Fryatt, of Santa Ana, a stunning summer frock, and Walt Brown of Anaheim. After the wedding dinner was served at the home of the brides' parents. The couple then left for Los Angeles. A trip will be made to Cat lina and then a motor jaunt up to coast will be enjoyed. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. H. F. Long, of Anaheim both the bride and groom have recently come from South Dakota. The attendants of the couple were former friends at South Dakota. PRISONERS FREED WHEN RANSOM PAID (By International News Service) SHANGHAI, May 11—(2 a.m.) U.S. Minister Schurman arrives here this morning after having visited Tsinan-Fu near the sent of bandit-freed train holdup announced that the freedom of the prison might be expected as soon as the ransom is paid. Armed intervention is not considered at present he said. Release of Roland Pinger, Jr., and Robert Allen, Jr., sons of Majors Ailen and iPnger of the United States army was confirmed with the arrival of Schurman but all other prisoners are believed still held. Commenting on reports that the Shanting bandit raid was inspired by national fury in an intercontinental story of M.A. conservancy pupils of A baby girl music event for Elliott Scott Stickler at Logan Maybehr (J.P.) Payden Smith or Smith ... Tostt Long' Thrame Mountain Eucher Williams Valver White Arditt Gounod Speaks Johnson Massenet Gato) old Gounod Roubla MISS RYAN IS HOSTESS TO FIVE HUNDRED CLUB MISS ANNIE RYAN, of South Olive street, was hostess to a five hundred club yesterday, three tables being played. Miss Ryan was assisted by Miss Beryl Kennedy, member of the household. Spring flowers adorned points of vantage in the living rooms and centered the dining table. Several rounds of the interesting game were played despite the high temperature, and success came to Miss Melrose, with highest score, and Mrs. J. J. Schneider, second. A delicious two-course luncheon followed the games, with a menu of cooling articles. Covers were placed for the Mesdames E. Borchert, Homer Ames, F. A. Backs, W. E. Alexander, Jr., J. A. Clayes, J. J. Schneider, Joe Carroll, F. A. Yungbluth, Win Dolan, A.B.McCord,andtheMissaSophie RimpauandWinfredMelrose. The club meets the second Wednesday in each month, but enjoys a summer vacation of two or three months. Present Spanish Play The Spanish Club of the Long Beach evening high school,aided by a number of the students and teachers of the high school Spanish classes, will present the Spanish play,"Zaragueta," Saturday evening, May 19,在Fullerton Union high school auditorium at $ p.m. Inasmuch as the cast is made up largely of people of native Spanish speech,and the women players are importing their costumes from Mexicothe play will doubtless have a real Spanish flavor. Senor Adolfo Castro,who plays the leading role is a native of Guadalajara,Mexico.Here has had considerable experience on the stage,having toured Mexico as one of the playersof a dramatic company of high stand-up Surprise on Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs.Tom Remp (nee Florence Meeker) were given a jolly surprise last evening when a numberof young folk from Brea droppedin to help pass the evening.Gameswere played and dancing occupiedthe evening hours.Music was furnishedbythe Brunswick console.Theself-invited guests brought along cakeand ice cream which was indeed enjoyed.Inthe surprise on Mr,and Mrs.Remp were Mrs.Martha Remp,theMisse,Gladys Remp,Minnie Wait,Lois Everett,Lila Sarles,Messrs.HermanKenney,-Keith Coffey,RalpiPeterkin.allofBreaandMrs.OlivierMeekerofAnahelm. Laguna Players Coming The Fullerton Community Playersare anticipating a very pleasantmembership meeting Monday eveningwhentheLagunaBeachplayerswillbepresent.Themeetingwillbeheldinthehighschoollnsteadoftheusualplace,thegrannmarschool,andthevisitorswillpresenttwowe-netsTheyalsowillgivearesumeoftheseason'swork.Reportsofthelastpresentation,"LittleMrs.Cummins,"willbeheardandotherbusinessmattersfimportancewillcomeupwhichreallyreguiresthepresenceofeverymember. Mother'sDayProgram Rev.J.E.Bates,Dist.Supt.oftheCo.Calif.Dist.oftheChurchoftheNazarenewillpreachattheCypresschurchnextSundayat1a.m.Rev.JohnD.Cart,thepasturwillspeakinthenevening.Thesubjectintheneveningwillbe"SomeMothersoftheBible."ThedistrictassemblywillconveneatPanadena,Calif.June5to10.Rev.JohnW.Goodwin,D.D.,Dist.Supt.willbepresentandpresideTherewillbeabout400delegatesatthisassembly。 Inasmuch as the cast is made up largely of people of native Spanish speech, and the women players are importing their costumes from Mexico the play will doubtless have a real Spanish flavor. Senor Adolfo Castro, who plays the leading role, is a native of Guadalajara, Mexico. He has had considerable experience on the stage, having toured Mexico as one of the players of a dramatic company of high standing. Senorita Juanita Iris Escabar in the name chosen by Miss Jeanne Woodside of the senior class, who plays opposite Mr. Castro and will interpret the heroine, Maruja. A short synopsis of the play will be given in English before the curtain rises. However, the play itself is so full of action and humorous situations that even those who do not understand the spoken language will thoroughly enjoy the performance. This dramatic treat is being presented under the auspices of the Fullerton union high school and junior college Spanish club, on May 19. The admission fee is 150. To Rewrite Constitution There was no speaker today at the luncheon of the Business and Professional Women's Club. As the last meeting of the month will be devoted to the election of officers, the constitution was read today and by vote of the members, ordered rewritten. Pres. Lucy A. Wood appointed a committee to look after the matter. Mnsiger Ruth Grim of the baseball team made an appeal for more players and announced the next meeting for tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock at the high school field. Chairman Blanch Mickle of the social committee announced several plans for the evening meeting next Thursday at 7:45 at the Guild hall. All must come dressed as rubes and bring a lunch box with two sandwiches and two pieces of cake. All are requested to bring plenty of money in small change. No information was revealed as to the use of the money. An unusually interesting time is expected and guests are invited if the members notify either Misses Mickle, Helen Melhern or Alice Pannier. There were about 60 at the meeting today. Pleasant Silver Tea With 34 ladies of the Episcopal church and their friends in attendance at a Silver tea given by Mrs. Thomas Lumson, yesterday afternoon, the time was passed most pleasantly. Rev. A. G. H. Bode, rector of the church and an accomplished musician as well, played several piano numbers, some of which were his Rev. J. E. Bates, Dist. Supt. of the Co. Calif. Diet, of the Church of the Nazarene will preach at the Cypress church next Sunday at 1 a.m. Rev John D. Cart, the pastor will speak in the evening. The subject in the evening will be "Some Mothers of the Bible." The district assembly will convene at Pasadena, Calif. June 6 to 10. Rev John W. Goodwin, D.D., Dist. Supt., will be present and preside. There will be about 400 delegates at this assembly. Two guests at Club The Idyl-a-White club met yesterday with Mrs. Archie Quarton for an afternoon over their favorite game. Two guests were present, Mrs. G. T. Alling and Mrs. Alfonse Bouhs, who substituted for members unable to attend. The prizes were won by Mrs. Bouhs, Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Mass. A delicious two-course luncheon was served after the games. Plunge Party A merry party of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huff, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Magastan, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dickenson and Mr. and Mrs. Granada, recently from Hillsboro, Kansas, motorized to Huntington Beach last evening where they enjoyed a Beach party and a swim in the plunge. A weinie bake was enjoyed on the said after the swim. Party for Winners The Buena Park Woman's club recently closed a membership contest, and the winning side will be banqueted by the losing side tomorrow afternoon. The club is planning a dahla show in the autumn and the matter will come up for discussion at the next regular meeting. Guests at Dinner Mrs. George N. Noland entertained Mrs. C. P. Tompkins and daughter, Bernice and Mrs. Glen Black of Santa Fe Springs, yesterday afternoon. In the late afternoon the husbands came and all had a delightful dinner. The ladies passed the afternoon with fancy work and conversation. PREVENT DEATH OF WOULD-BE SUICIDE LOS ANGELES, May 10.-Prompt discovery of the suspended body of E. Gardner, 45, disabled Spanish war veteran, who attempted suicide by hanging himself in a downtown hotel early today, will probably result in his recovery. No reason for his act was given. SUES FOR DIVORCE Divorce custody of the minor Pleasant Silver Tea With 34 ladies of the Episcopal church and their friends in attendance at a Silver tea given by Mrs. Thomas Lumpdon, yesterday afternoon, the time was passed most pleasantly. Rev. A. G. H. Bode, rector of the church and an accomplished musician as well, played several piano numbers, some of which were his own compositions. Mrs. Arthur Cohen gave two readings in characteristic ability. Tea and wafer were served at the happy social gathering which was a financial success as well. Mother's Day May 13 An Electrical Gift Of course you want to relieve mother of many burdensome household duties and permit her to enjoy more rest and recreation. Why not choose for her today a Rotorex Washing Machine or an Apex Vacuum Cleaner. 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