oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-29

YEAR'S STUDY CLOSES WITH RUSSIAN MUSIC THE final meeting of the Music section of the Anaheim Ebell club was a very interesting one, held yesterday with Mrs. Thomas Lumsdon, on South Kroger-st. Despite the fast that so many of the ladies are occupied with the club house building arrangements, a goodly number was present. A study of Russian composers constituted the afternoon lesson. A paper on the growth and history of music in Russia as a nation was given by the leader, Mrs. C. Herbert Goodale. The life and work of Rubenstein, who was instrumental in founding the national conservatory of music at Moscow and what was then St. Petersburg—now Petrograd during the 1850s. The piano numbers by Miss Stella Schwentker, Kamme Nol-Gostrow, and Romance, were well received. A pliaho duet, Trot de Cavelier, and the song, "Thou Art Like Unto a Flower," by Mrs. J. O. Schwentker, were both heard with appreciation. An able article was prepared by Mrs. Joe Kustiner on the compositions and work of Trahaikowski, including a review of the Fourth Symphony. Owing to a necessary change in the program, record numbers of the composer were lent by the Messrs Schmidt and Austin, of those music houses. Rachmanioff, a product of the Moscow conservatory, was presented in a short review. It was the consensus of opinion that Amaranth Card Party Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hetebrink of Pullerton were host and hostess last evening at their spacious Chapman-st home to a large party of Amaranth members. Five hundred and whist was the diversion of the evening. Whist prizes were won by Mr. Schiller of Yorba Linda, men's first, and Miss Cathle Bell, of Anaheim, ladies first. Five hundred awards were given Mr. Dubble, Mr. Albert Heetebrink and Mrs. E. H. Metcalf, who played for an absent man. For the ladies, prizes went to Mrs. Hetebrink Mrs. Jordan of Downey, and Mrs. Miller of Yorba Linda. The pretty home was profusely decorated in red, white and blue colors, symbolic of Memorial Day. Refreshments were served after the games. POPULAR LOCAL GIRL WEDS LONG BEACH YOUNG MAN A QUIET and impressive wedding ceremony united in marriage Miss Myrtle Olive Findlay and Mr. William R. Wyman yesterday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. J. A. Geissinger the officiating minister. The bride wore an attractive traveling suit of blue with accessories to harmonize. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Findlay, parents of the bride. After a short honeymoon to trips not revealed by the couple, they will be at home to their friends in Long Beach where the groom is connected. A REUNION oakska, friends was enjoyed at the ranch home Sun company, almost Long Beach, car liceous luncheon of the place. The out-of-do big pepper tree five, was quickly of the good things pany seated them juous meal. His talk over old time homes gave a m afternoon all att show and return coffee and lunching. Mr. and Mrs. cago, and the M Wesley Orton, Wiltse; Mrs. Brig Mrs. M. Anderson two grandchildren Erwin Wagner and Henry Knapp, A Forbes, Mr., and son and Mr. an composed the live guests. Dr. and Mrs. Miss Stella Schw Prince were Sum of M Theodore artist living on between Pomona An informal in his studio wif and Mrs. Prin numbers, acco by Miss Schwe present from Lo Cleadale and ot An able article was prepared by Mrs. Joe Kustiner on the compositions and work of Trahakowski, including a review of the Fourth Symphony. Owing to a necessary change in the program, record numbers of the composer were lent by the Messrs Schmidt and Austin, of those music houses. Rachmanloff, a product of the Moscow conservatory, was presented in a short review. It was the consensus of opinion that the subject of Russian music was touched only upon the fringe. Plans for next year were discussed after which Mrs. Lumisdon, assisted by Mrs. Turton, served delicious refreshments. Home Talent Program The Epworth League of the Methodist White Temple will present a home talent program this evening at 7:45. The talent from the church will be utilized and a program of unusual interest is anticipated. Several artists of noted worth will appear. The program will be as follows: piano duet, Marie Twinem and Marguerite Twinen; reading, Hagel Manier; cornet solo, B. P. Steelhead; male quartet, Warren Ashleigh, N. R. Phillips, Elli Saunders, H. W. Lewis; vocal diat, Opal DeWitt and Laura Sehuta; violin, Monroe Sharples; reading, Mr. Paye-Kern Schultz; playlet, "Ye Institute Tonicle," by the Epworth League of the White Temple. The cast includes Mary Tonson, Opal De witt, Joe McCall, Eli Saunders, Roy Reaming, Donald Pelhnan, Amy Cleaver, Bessie Renner, Bill Wallace, president of E. L., Fred Hein, John Goodcell, 1st vice president of E. L., Alfred Bonney, Alice Hughes Grace Curtis, Isabel Whiting and Greichen Twinem. Distribute Letters Friday Anaheim high school is in possession of a handsome silver loving cup, an award to the debating class for winning the Orange co championship. Miss Luella Dickley is coach of the debaters. Athletic letters will be distributed by coaches Jane Jacques and Ray Elliott at assembly Friday morning. Letters will be given for debating, football, basketball, track, swimming, and forensic. Big Sunday School Picnic The Christian Sunday schools of the county are planning a big get-together picnic and outing in Orange-co park next Saturday, June 2. Contests, sports, tug-of-war, games, etc., have been arranged by a committee on entertainment and several prizes have been secured for the winners. The cutting will include all the Christian churches in the county, each community to wear badges representative of inner location. Basket leuches, of course will feature the menu, but the Sunday schools will supply coffee, cream, ice cream, etc. The crowd will leave Anaheim at 6 o'clock in the morning—go early and stay late. Ladies Meeting Thursday The ladies of the Christian church will meet in the Tabernacle Thursday afternoon to finish some quilting and make further plans for their share of the entertainment for the big Sunday school picnic. It is earnestly requested that all the ladies will be in attendance. Mrs. Virginia Dulin left today over the Chicago Limited for Annapolis, Maryland. Guests Dr. and Mrs. Miss Stella Schow Prince were Sum of M Theodore artist living on between Pomona An informal r in his studio wh and Mrs. Princess numbers, acco by Miss Schwe present from Lo Cledaide and ot After the pre served in the gr garden of the afternoon was o ment. Hear of Business of the meeting held inside and Dr. V centally returned tour of the wor and their small pertainingly of He also had European nationals and picture decided one ever held by th ers,and was a to Dr. Wickett. Mr. and Mrs daughter, Miss and Mr. Long Beach en dinner with Mr nett. Mr. and Mrs heim spent Sun Beach, sight-ssee New patient lium include, Da; R. J. Ma Starkey, Garden B. Crosby Gar Miss Ploy her home with ing today. H. P. Toblin Jones and M. Bear this week They went via Mr. and Mr moved to the Center-st., kn which they h from E. M. So Several me church congress the meetings Hahra Rev. Compliments to Graduates JEWELRY The very fineness, the richness, the stability, the power and the lastingness of Jewelry are symbolic of the strides toward success and the attainments of the graduate. Give them Jewelry for its sentimental value! You will find in our store appropriate watches, chains, cuff links, silver and gold pens, fountain pens, bar pins, rings, beads, gold knives and many other articles the graduate will appreciate. J. A. STINSON JEWELRY STORE 121 East Center Street Anaheim, Calif. The Woman's Page FORMER FRIENDS GATHER AT LUCE HOME FOR PICNIC A REUNION of Fullerton, Nebraska, friends of the Luce family was enjoyed at the pretty W. A. Luce ranch home Sunday when a large company, almost all of whom live in Long Beach, carried baskets of delicious luncheon and took possession of the place. The out-of-door table under the big pepper tree, which seats twenty-five, was quickly laid with quantities of the good things, and the jolly company seated themselves to the sumptuous meal. Happy badinage and talk over old times in the Nebraska homes gave a merry hour. In the afternoon all attended the orange show and returned later to enjoy hot coffee and luncheon during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wise, of Chicago, and the Messrs and Mesdames Wesley Orton, Parks, Chauncey Wilts; Mrs. Bryson, Ona Thorpe, Mrs. M. Anderson, Mrs. Coleman and two grandchildren, Mrs. Mary Luce, Erwin Wagner and two children, Mr. Henry Knapp, Albert Bryson, Clyde Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luce and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Luce composed the lively company. Guests of Artist Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Schwentker, Miss Stella Schwentker, Mrs. Sidney Prince were Sunday afternoon guests of M. Theodore Modra, a famous artist living on the valley boulevard between Pomona and Ontario. An informal musicale was enjoyed in his studio when Mrs. Schwentker and Mrs. Prince each sang several numbers, accompanied on the piano by Miss Schwentker. Guests were present from Los Angeles, Pasadena, Cleadale and other nearby cities. MOTHER FINISHES HIGH SCHOOL WITH DAUGHTER'S CLASS ANAHEIM YOUNG PEOPLE WED IN COUNTY SEAT The wedding of Miss Dorothy Moody and Mr. Vernon Wright was solemnized this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Santa Ana by Justice J. B. Cox. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moody, parents of the bride and Mrs. Wm. Wright, mother of the groom. The wincome bride was very attractive in her frock of Egyptian style and she wore a corsage boquet of Coell Bruner roses and greenery. For the past six months, Mrs. Wright has been assistant secretary at Anaheim high school. Both the young people have lived in Anaheim for a long time and are very well known. Mr. Wright is connected with the Bush Drilling Co. at Santa Fe Springs. After returning home from a short honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Wright will be at home to their friends in a fifty apartment. Visit Orange Show Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon entertained Sunday for a number of out-of-town guests who attended the Orange show. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Isenberg of Los Angeles and their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irvine, of Australia, who continued north Sunday evening on a trip around the world. It was the first visit to America for Mrs. Irvine. Miss Fern Magill, niece of Mrs. Lyon, was also guest. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon took her to her home at Ontario Sunday evening. Other guests were Dr. G. L. Miller and family of Covina. Dr. Miller is the father of Miss Alice Miller who makes her home with the Lyons. R. N.'s Accept Challenge Anaheim Royal Neighbors of Guests of Artist Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Schwentker, Miss Stella Schwentker, Mrs. Sidney Prince were Sunday afternoon guests of M. Theodore Modra, a famous artist living on the valley boulevard between Pomona and Ontario. An informal musicale was enjoyed in his studio when Mrs. Schwentker and Mrs. Prince each sang several numbers, accompanied on the piano by Miss Schwentker. Guests were present from Los Angeles, Pasadena, Cheadle and other nearby cities. After the program luncheon was served in the grape arbor in the rear garden of the studio, and the entire afternoon was one of supreme enjoyment. Hear of World Tour Business of the regular clinic staff meeting, held last night, was set aside and Dr. Wickett, who has recently returned from a five months tour of the world, with Mrs. Wickett and their small son, talked most entertainingly of the journey. He also had costumes of various European nations, shawls, shoes, curious and pictures, which brought a decided atmosphere of the worlds abroad into the room. After the address, light "eats" were served and the meeting was pronounced one of the most enjoyable ever held by the congenial co-workers, and was a sort of welcome home to Dr. Wickett. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Stevens and daughter, Miss Opal, of Bakersfield, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Peyton of Long Beach enjoyed Sunday evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barnett of Anaheim spent Sunday afternoon at Long Beach, sight-seeing at Signal Hill. New patients at the local sanitarium include, B. J. Rose, Yorba Linda; R. J. Mason, Fullerton; J. R. Starkey, Garden Grove, and Mrs. C. B. Crosby Garden Grove. Miss Floy Hallou is confined to her home with illness, but is improving today. H. P. Tobin, E. M. Schlotter, Geo. Jones and M. E. Beebe are in Big Bear this week on a fishing trip. They went via Victorville. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett have moved to their new home 1215 W. Center-st., known as the Hawes place which they have recently purchased from E. M. Schlotter. Several members of the Christian church congregation are attending the meetings now being held in La Habra, Rev. C. C. Root of Van Nuys Mrs. Martha M. Hubbe and her daughter Theresa. Reentering high school thirty years after she had been forced to abandon her course, Mrs. Martha M. Hubba, mother of nine children has earned the necessary credits in two years and will graduate with her daughter, Theresa... 17, from the East Moline high school soon. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, May 29—(Spl.)—Mr. Harry Reynolds of Huntington Beach spent Saturday at the Lyle home. Mrs. Robt. Meranda and daughter Mona were Los Angeels visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Greminger and children and Genevieve Meranda and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams enjoyed a supper on the beach at Newport Beach Sunday. A good time was reported. Mrs. Loomis and son Wayne motored to Brea Monday. Wayne is improving again after a set back he had a few weeks ago. Mr. Bert Welck was a Brea visitor Monday. Mrs. Berkenheger and daughter Ruth nd Helen and Mona Meranda motored to Fullerton and Anaheim Saturday evening. Mr. Dan Callen of Montebello was a visitor at the Meranda home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cochely and daughter Lola spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Mrs. Lou Goldring was in Los Angeles Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams were Anaheim visitors night night. Mrs. Bert Ryan and daughter Willie were Anaheim visitors Saturday. May Vanatta is ill with the measles. Joe Greminger and Morten Goldring are on the sick list also. Mr. Finch and family have moved to Fullerton. Mrs. Ruby Schryer and children of Olive spent Sunday at the Schryer home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Peralta and baby of Placentia visited his parents here Sunday. Mr. Chas Robinson of Fullerton was a visitor on the lease Sunday evening. Mrs. Anna McCoullough of Anaheim was on the lease Monday. Mrs. Howard Flynn of Anaheim visited at the Flynn home Sunday. R. N's Accept Challenge Anahim Royal Neighbors of America have accepted the challenge of the Santa Ana R.N.s to a membership contest, the losers to banquet the winners and the winners to put on the initiatory degrees at the big affair. Santa Ana won over Orange and Anaheim over Fullerton in the recent March to March contest, and to keep interest alive a three months contest has been arranged between the lodges, with a cash prize of $35. Last evening nine members of the order visited the Santa Ana lodge and formally accepted the challenge They were the Meedamies Henry Husmann Henry Heying, McElhaney, Barry McCracken, Charles Leusch, Harry Scott and Richard Groos. During the afternoon meeting Mrs Eva Boyd was presented with a bouquet of beautiful flowers in compliance to her work as president of the district, and for which she received the highest compliments for conduct of the work from the state supervising deputy. The district meeting was held in Bellflower last week。 Miss Floy Hannon is confined to her home with illness, but is improving today. H. P. Tobin, E. M. Schlotter, Geo. Jones and M. E. Beebe are in Big Bear this week on a fishing trip. They went via Victorville. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett have moved to their new home 1215 W. Center-st., known as the Hawes place which they have recently purchased from E. M. Schlotter. Several members of the Christian church congregation are attending the meetings now being held in La Habra, Rev. C. C. Root, of Van Nuys being the evangelist. New patients at the local sanitarium include, D. New Placentia, and Mrs. D. F. Chambers, Santa Ana. Mrs. M. L. Washburn, mother of Mrs. William Wellen, left yesterday over the Chicago Limited for an extended visit at her old home in Charlevoix, Mich. Week-end guests at the William Pannier home included Mrs. C. H. Bonsey, Miss Rose Nigg, Miss Esther Baumgartner, of Los Angeles, and Miss Lucille Gloege of Covina. Milton Pannier, accompanied by his uncle Henry Haftheider, of Covina, left Saturday for the Grand Canyon where they will pass ten days or two weeks "vacationing." Five Out of Seven Need The Combination of Portwine and Olive Oil Portolive "If you are health worried—if you fear secret ingredients in "medicines"—you have at last found a tonic and stimulant to assimilation in the juice of the grape combined with the oil of the olive. Doctors, everywhere, and of every school, proclaim Portolive is needed by five persons out of seven in this age of nerve tension and highly predigested foods. Portolive contains port wine and olive oil and other natural body builders. All druggists have it. SAFETY FIRST—Park your car at the Boy Scout's Auto Park, corner Cypress and Palm Streets." BUENA PARK, May 29.—(Spl.)—C. J. Allen has returned from Santa Cruz when he attended a Knights of Pythias convention last week. Bill and John Mitchell, Bert Duce and Clyde Povett attended the California theater on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin and children were Anaheim visitors on Saturday evening. Mrs. Lawrence Tilton made a business trip to Los Angeles at Saturday. Will Langham went to Los Angeles to the ball game on Sunday. The Mitchell Brothers are now Ford agents and sold two trucks last week. One to A. Nelson of the Lumber Co. and the other to John Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. James Rusk of Perris were callers in town on Saturday. Richard Nelson of U. S. C. spent the week-end at the Nelson home. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Blohm attended the Colorado picnic at Sycamore Grove on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Teagarden and children were guests at the F. Huge-not home on Sunday. Mrs. Frank Hugenot was the guest of her daughter Mrs. A. C. Teagarden in Los Angeles for several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children attended the Colorado state picnic at Sycamore Grove on Sunday. Among the crowds to have attended the Orange Show last week were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dow and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Childers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Girvin and son Charles Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons Robert and Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Greenewalt. The Annual Congregational Sunday School Community Picnic will be held in Orange County Park next Thursday evening, May 27. The following members of the club will take part: Leila Brown, Joseph Robert the bara Steen, Lawrence Codore Roberts, Jr., Arthur D.Katherine Regena Wall Bushard, Evelyn Magathan Small, Lloyd Kelsay, Carmon Lenore Schultz, Fred Edith Kenney, Venna Goodwyrton, John Mabee, Ruth Florence Schofield, Lawrenchell, Lawrence Sweeney, Smith, George Barry, Myrtlerer, Rose Donnelly, Albert aermel, Madeline Lumdon, Robb, Mrs. George Cheseuna Caruthers, Harry Briscoe, Walberg, Lucille Millsnap, Dr Wright. Hotel Valencia Guest Arthur Boyce, F. A. Gordon MacEwing, Miss Grace Oatman W. Harvey, Giles N. Knight, Frocht, S. Toblas, Ed Santel, Jewett, Harry Schwartz, and F. Mix, Los Angeels; F. L. McChicago, R. R. Warren, San Francisco; Helen Gant, Mrs. Ednaphy, and Miss earl Price; Pasadac.C.W. Carney, and F.F.NevinBeach; W.L. Clare,Selleck, Wa CALIFORNIA HOTEL FULLER R. Parkinson, A. Exreeman M. Kinsey, J.E.Requegnot, and E.Weber, Los Angeles; H.Truesdell,Rosemead;W.B.Glibband H.J.Cooper,San Francisco;R.Filles,Taft;Theo J.SawSwathmore,Pa.;A.B.Westfield,nard;and L.H.Creese,Anaheim. EDWARDS' Apartments Accept Challenge Royal Neighbors of America for Mrs. Fern Magill, niece of was also guest. Mr. and took her to her home at day evening. Other Mr. G. L. Miller and fam. Dr. Miller is the Alice Miller who makes with the Lyons. Won over Orange and Fullerton in the recent church contest, and to keep a three months contest changed between the lodg-ish prize of $35. Nine members of the Santa Ana lodge and accepted the challenge. They adamies Henry Husmann, McElhaney, Barr, Charles Leusch, Harry Richard Groos. Afternoon meeting Mrs. has presented with a beautiful flowers in compli-work as president of the for which she received compliments for conduct from the state supervis-The district meeting was flower last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children attended the Colorado state picnic at Sycamore Grove on Sunday. Among the crowds to have attend-ed the Orange Show last week were, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dow and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Childers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Girvin and son Charles Jr., Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons Robert and Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Greenewalt. The Annual Congregational Sunday School Community Picnic will be held in Orange County Park next Saturday, June 2nd. Every one is most cordially invited and ardently urged to attend. More than 200 returnable post cards have been sent out. We hope all have reached their destination. The questions properly answered will help the transportation committee in providing a way for those who have no cards. If no card has reached you, it is not because the committee want to miss you. Something unforeseen happened. No one is to be overlooked. The picnic is not only for the Sunday school scholars and teachers, but for everybody in the community. Meet at the church at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. We expect to see you. Do not disappoint us. Spring has not officially arrived until the early morning fly replaces the alarm clock. SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange EDWARDS' Apartments 533 W. Center—Cor. Janss ANAHEIM FINEST APARTMENTS COMPLETE AND BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Now open for inspection, ready for occupancy June 1st. Rentals Single, per mo.....$55.00 Doubles, per mo.....$65.00 IT BAKES EVENLY the last word in Gas Ranges The Roper Gas Range is made to conform with the most modern engineering specifications and its burners are proven to consume the least amount of gas. It has the original "fresh air" ventilated oven. 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