oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-06

SOCIETY FINAL MEETING OF SIXTEEN CLUB UNTIL AUTUMN THE meeting yesterday of the members of the Sixteen club, the last until October, was held with Mrs. Ray Harland. Five hundred was the popular diversion of the afternoon in which Mrs. Kroeger made high score, Mrs. Quarton, second and Mrs. Dahl, third. Spring flowers graced the rooms. Mrs. Harland served a two course luncheon after the games which gave the ladies opportunity for a short reason of informal visiting. Playing were Mesdames L. Z. Kroeger, W. P. Quarton, A. K. Dahl, J. W. Sackett, Wm. Honts, Sophia Stock, John Cook, John Boege, Eva Feld, Wm. Lake, Frank Tausch, L. Wahlman, R. B. Herman, E. E. Brus, D. Erickson and hostess, Mrs. Harland. Last P.-T. A. Meeting The final meeting of the year for Anaheim Parent-Teacher Ass'n was held yesterday afternoon, the session being unusually interesting through the report of Mrs. G. Herbert Goodale, delegate, from the state convention of Parent-Teacher-Congress of Mothers organization held some weeks ago. Mrs. Elegel, of the Conservatory of music, presented three of her piano pupils, the Misses Helen Grafton, Helen Grim and Frances Mattis, in an excellent program. Another interesting feature was the pleasant visit from Mrs. E. E. Morris, county president, who welcomed and seated the new local presiding officer, Mrs. Plan For Picnic Last evening The Presbyterian Sabbath school monthly teachers and officers meeting was held at the home of M. E. Beebe, on Anaheim road in the midst of the orange groves on the Golden State tract. After a splendid supper and social time the S. S. business was taken up. Various officers and committees reported and much time was spent in planning for the annual picnic in Orange-co park June 21st. The following committees and chairmen were named to have charge of arrangements; transportation committee, Mrs. W. T. Wallop, Mr. Wickett, W. T. Wallop, Geo. Jones; invitation committee, Miss Runsey, Mrs. Beattie, Mr. Walker; sports committee, Mr. Coons, Mr. Boebe, Mrs. Leahr, Chas. A. Pearson, Glen Hartranft, Ruth Crawford: dinner committee, Mrs. Hartranft, Mr. Hartranft, Miss Crawford, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Beattie; reception committee, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Rodden, Mrs. Archibald, Miss Aubert, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Collins. Hear Delegate Report The W. C. T. U. meeting yesterday with Mrs. T. H. Walker was especially interesting as the report from the state convention, held last week in Ventura, was read by Mrs. Estelle Harper, county president. She told of the interesting county exhibits of products and proudly mentioned that Orange-co stood highest in quality and diversity, although no prizes were given. The W. C. T. U., rejoices over the passage of the Wright law in California, but realizes there is yet battle to do, and the local union pledges itself to energetic work. LIBERTY OF HONORS ON ANNAL To judge from what les now being must have ever been for brides. The party was held last and Mrs. George helm, who have years, were honored Order of the American regular meeting.Matron of the order. Another nice cuz of three grand ol'r ranth, the grand Julla Woodruff; g Azella Zeigler; g ductress, Mrs May Jeannette Beale; o Daylight court; After routing bus was escorted to the wedding march ple then received gratification from Matron, and other sent with a chin venir of the regard held by their frate brothers! A program in kensington was prepared bride and groom w head of the process room and all e Place cards of marked covers for Compliments A very pretty extended to Miss Gildent of the Chicago school Monday even friends and admir a dinner for her Miss Kober is tour concert tour and plining in Anaheim. Present at th Mrs. Elegel, of the Conservatory of music, presented three of her piano pupils, the Missa Helen Grafton, Helen Grim and Frances Mattis, in an excellent program. Another interesting feature was the pleasant visit from Mrs. E. E. Morris, county president, who welcomed and seated the new local presiding officer, Mrs. Swangfest. Plans for practical work which will begin with the opening meeting next October, were discussed. Refreshments of ice cream and wafers were served after the business session. Indiana Picnic The Orange County Indiana all day picnic will be held at Orange-co park, Thursday, June 28th. All former residents of Indiana are cordially invited. Bring baskets well filled. A good time is anticipated with old acquaintances. Louise Kistler, secretary, 625 South Lemon, Anaheim. Miss Viola Lensing has accepted a position with the S. Q. R. Store. $388 F. O. B. Factory PLAYER PIANO Just received a limited number of player pianos to dispose of at the above price. If you desire to purchase on the time payment plan we shall be glad to consider any reasonable arrangement. DANZ PIANO of course 162 W. Center Street Anaheim The W. C. T. U. meeting yesterday with Mrs. T. H. Walker was especially interesting as the report from the state convention, held last week in Ventura, was read by Mrs. Estelle Harper, county president. She told of the interesting county exhibits of products and proudly mentioned that Orange-co stood highest in quality and diversity, although no prizes were given. The W. C. T. U. rejoices over the passage of the Wright law in California, but realizes there is yet battle to do, and the local union pledges itself to energetic work. Mrs. H. H. Knox lead the devotional exercises. Graduation Tonight The graduation exercises of the eighth grade Katella pupils will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. The pupils have planned a short skit and other entertaining numbers. The public is invited to the performance. The P.-T. A. meeting yesterday was the last one of the year. Reports of committees and chairmen were read and a general discussion of the year's work given. Mrs. J. Rey Williams, president for the ensuing year, presided. A social hour was enjoyed after the meeting. Salesman Cooks Dinner An advertising feature which resolved itself into a social affair occurred yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. G. Priddy, when the representative of a well-known brand of aluminum ware cooked and served a delicious dinner. About 20 interested ladies accepted the invitation of Mrs. Priddy to her home, and during the time of preparation and cooking the meal, they were told the possibilities of aluminum cooking utensils. Mrs. Priddy's splendid electric range was no small factor in preparation of the dinner. The menu of roast beef, brown gravy, drowned potatoes, hot cakes, baked apples and coffee was heartily enjoyed and the guests heartily agreed with the demonstrator in the claims for his wares. Practice Tomorrow Children taking part in the Children's day exercises at the Presbyterian church next Sunday will meet at the church Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mrs. C. C. Beattie has charge of this program and will be on hand for the final drill. "Comrades of the Map" is the title of the main feature. The service is to begin at 10:30 a.m., and all parents and friends are invited. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ballas have moved to their old place at 611 E. Center-st. from their ranch on S. Los Angeles-st. Compliment A very pretty girl extended to Miss Gildenident of the Chicago school, Monday evening friends and admired a dinner for her Miss Kober is touring concert in Anaheim. Present at the guest of honor, Mrs Rawlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Adele Dorothy Angeles; and the Miss Leonora Tompion Barger, Mrs. Violet Mabelle Tucker, Ms Santa Ana; Mrs Askin, Thomas Newman, Miss Beerton; Miss Stella Edna Hochuli, Mrs Mrs.D.H.Reidanddahl.Anaheim. Miss Kober is giving the growth of the schools in southern also expressed her so many enthusiasm commended them building up the brco. Makes Off Mrs.J.J.Kellerally speaking is dismantron of the Drdo made her official this week and was honors both at the ing the meeting.panied by Mr.cluster of rosebuds presented to her bythe more substantial en crystal sherbet e lemonade pitc Circle Meeting Mrs.Nellie Allen will hold circle T at 2:30 in the afternoon in the ist church, 201 Nor Don't Forge All members of Professional Women minded of the noon now.it is very impure there on time as thto be done.OfficerIf the girls wish they are asked to Grim DANZ PIANO of course 162 W. Center Street Anaheim Mrs. C. C. Beattie has charge of this program and will be on hand for the final drill. "Comrades of the Map" is the title of the main feature. The service is to begin at 10:30 a.m. and all parents and friends are invited. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ballas have moved to their old place at 611 E. Center-st. from their ranch on S. Los Angeles-st. Here Lies VALLECINTO VAH YA SIN TO Big Level 50-Foot Lots $690 Beautiful Level Lots SO A 120 Streets, sidewalks, curbs, gas, water and electricity now going in every lot shares in oil royalties. No drilling expense. Globe Petroleum Corporation has derrick up and is installing equipment. The region around Vallecinto is buzzing with activity. Huge profits will be made here. Do you want a share of them? Free excursion daily. Hot lunch served. SEE ED MERTEL 120 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 813-W 109 West 3rd Street—Santa Ana Phone 1487-W The Woman's Page LIBERTY COURT HONORS MEMBERS ON ANNIVERSARY To judge from wedding anniversaries now being celebrated, June must have ever been a popular month for brides. The latest anniversary party was held last evening when Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson of Anaheim, who have been married 20 years, were honored by Liberty Court. Order of the Amaranth, during the regular meeting, Mr. Jackson is royal patron of the order. Another nice surprise was the visit of three grand officers of the Amaranth, the grand conductress, Mrs. Julia Woodruff; grand lecturer, Mrs. Azella Zeigler; grand assistant conductress, Mrs. May McCormick; Mrs. Jeannette Beale, past royal matron of Daylight court, was also present. After routing business Mrs. Jackson was escorted to a seat of honor to the wedding march. The honored couple then received messages of congratulation from Mrs. Kellogg, royal matron, and others, and were presented with a china tea set as a souvenir of the regard in which they are held by their fraternal sisters and brothers! A program in keeping with the occasion was prepared after which the bride and groom were placed at the head of the procession to the banquet room and all enjoyed a luncheon. Place cards of appropriate design marked covers for 60. Compliment Pianist A very pretty social courtesy was extended to Miss Georgia Kober, president of the Chicago Sherwood Music school, Monday evening when her friends and admirers here arranged a dinner for her at the Elks club. Miss Kober is touring California on a concert tour and played Monday evening in Anaheim. DRAPED DRESS OF TWILL FOR STREET Trip Around World The executive committee of the Standard Bearers of the White Temple, consisting of Marie Twinem, Ruth Kehly, Fred Hein, and Alfred Donney, met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. G. M. Tedrick at Orange to make plans for a "trip around the world" to be conducted by the young people of the church. The "trip" will take place in Anaheim, June 28 and 29, starting from the White Temple as depot and ticket office. The countries to be visited are Mexico, Japan, China, India, Egypt, Holland, and the good old U.S., which will be represented in various homes in the city with characteristic decorations, amusements, and refreshments. Each country is to be in charge of a committee chairman and considerable rivalry is expected between the different committees. Comfortable transportation will be provided at the depot for all travelers, leaving at 20 minute intervals beginning at 6:20 p.m., and returning to the depot when the trip has been completed. The tickets for the entire trip includes all traveling expenses. The committee expects a large passenger list which will be educational as well as entertaining. It will be given two evenings in order that more folks may be comfortably accommodated. Community Players Banquet Last evening was a gala event in the calendar of Fullerton Community Players when a large company convened in Fullerton club to banquet and participate in a happy evening. A program of plays were presented among them "The Maker of Dreams," with Mrs. Agues Messermith directing. Mr. Thomas Askin, president and supervisor of the organization, told of his bride in the association and his ambitions for its future. Musical readings and readings by Mrs. A. B. Compliment Pianist A very pretty social courtey was extended to Miss Georgia Kober, president of the Chicago Sherwood Music School, Monday evening when her friends and admirers here arranged a dinner for her at the Elks club. Miss Kober is touring California on a concert tour and played Monday evening in Anaheim. Present at the dinner were the guest of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rawlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Gallaher, Mrs. Adele Dorothy Lauth, all of Los Angeles; and the following teachers: Miss Leonora Tompkins, Mrs. Fredda Barger, Mrs. Violet Nedderson, Mrs. Mabelle Tucker, Miss De Etta Miller, Santa Ana; Mrs. Clare Newcom Askin, Thomas Askin, J. Franklin Newman, Miss Beatrie Proud, Fullerton; Miss Stella Schwentker, Miss Edna Hochuli, Mrs. J. O. Schwentker, Mrs. D. H. Reid and Mrs. O. M. Elvedahl, Anaheim. Miss Kober is greatly pleased with the growth of the branch Sherwood schools in southern California. She also expressed her delight at meeting so many enthusiastic teachers and commended them for their parts in building up the branches in Orange-co. Makes Official Visit Mrs. J. J. Kellenberger, who formally speaking is district deputy grand matron of the Drder of Eastern Star, made her official visit to Santa Ana this week and was given especial honors, both at the banquet and during the meeting. She was accompanied by Mr. Kellenberger. A cluster of rosebuds and ferns was presented to her by the chapter, and the more substantial gift of one dozen crystal sherbet glasses and a coveted lemonade pitcher. Mrs. Kellenberger found Hermosa chapter to be one of highest efficiency and remarked especially upon the cordiality of the organization. An impromptu reception was tendered Mrs. Kellengerger after the meeting. Circle Meetings Thursday Nella Ellen Allen and Miss McLain will hold circle Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the afternoon and 7:30 in the evening in the First Spiritualist church, 204 North Los Angeles-st. Don't Forget Luncheon All members of the Business and Professional Women's club are reminded of the noon luncheon tomorrow. It is very important that all be there on time as there is much work to be done. Officers will be installed. If the girls wish to bring a guest, they are asked to notify Miss Ruth Grim. Brown twill makes this smart street dress which has just come from the sanctum of an eastern designer. It is built on coat lines with an embroidered circular flounce which is caught up in a drape on the left hip. A pleated collar, embroidered cuffs and a buckle fastening at the side are artistic touches. Daniel Sausodo, 18, and Miss Jess Acosta, 16, were married at the office of G. B. Brown, justice of the peace. Both, it was said on the license, had the consent of their parents. The young people are both of Anaheim, and will probably make their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lenain of West Broadway are the parents of a 7 1-2 pound boy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Katon of 124 S. Rose-st., are the parents of a 7 1-2 pound girl. Rev. and Mrs. Sam P. Gott, Mrs. M. E. Simons, Miss Merle Simons and Mrs. H. H. Knox, all of Anaheim, were in Los Angeles yesterday attending the school of Missiones in session there all week. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Peters were visitors in Pasadena yesterday. Mrs. F. W. Champion of Passadena and son, Gilbert Elliott, of San Francisco, are in Anaheim for a visit with friends today and tomorrow. Mr. Elliott, who formerly resided in Anaheim, is happily greeting many old-time friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scovell, operators of the California rooms on W. Center-st., left Monday for a month or six weeks at their old home near Wichtia, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. George Groshart, formerly of Colorado, are in charge of the hotel during their absence. The Misses Freda Hienze and Ada Hienze of Anaheim are in the local sanitarium suffering from tonsilitis. C. DuBois of Los Angeles, who has been working as electric man at the Orange Show, and rooming at the California, returned to Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung, formerly of Anaheim, now of Venice, and Mrs. M. E. Thirouse of Paris, France, their guest were visitors yesterday at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. H. C. Ruick starts a two weeks last evening was a gala event in the calendar of Fullerton Community Players when a large company convened in Fullerton club to banquet and participate in a happy evening. A program of plays were presented among them "The Maker of Dreams," with Mrs. Agues Messrmith directing. Mr. Thomas Askin, president and supervisor of the organization, told of his bride in the association and his ambitions for its future. Musical readings and readings by Mrs. A.B.Cohen, of Anaheim, were interesting numbers of entertainment. Attending Comma Anaheim were Mrs.B.R.Sidnam, Miss Frieda Janse,Miss Elise Jeasurun, Mrs.Johnson,Mrs.Ira Spates and Mrs.Cohen. Grace Aid This Week The Ladies' Aid society of Grace Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the parish hall. The Luther League, to have met this evening, has been postponed, the date to be announced later. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA F.A.Gordon,W.W.Harvey,G.W.Thompson,Bert Rawlinson,J.B.Swan,F.M.M Anderson Harry Schwartz,Ernest Welner C.E.Shaw,F.A.Townsend,Harry F.M.Mandee Peter Buzukos,Los Angeles;William R.Peeler,Ahlambra;R.H.Morrison and E.G.Lawson.Oakland;Georgia Kaber，Chicago;C.P.Montague,San Francisco;Stanford Raymond;Stockton;and H.Winther,Long Beach. LOCAL M.D.'S IN PRESNO Doctors Galvin,Robinson and Sutton, of the local clinic, returned this morning from Fresno where they read papers before the Fresno County Medical society.Following the meeting a banquet was served in honor of the visiting doctors. CALIFORNIA HOTEL，ANAHEIM John S.Lamb,Bakersfield;Harold Watson，Kingabury；Mrs.S.A.Allen,Cleveland;Charles Reminell，Los Angeles,and L.E.Purdy,Pasadena. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA W.M.Waller,A.J.J Stepheng,R.L.Joyner,C.R.IrwinErest Ryder and L.Edgar Jerome，Los Angeles;W.J.Wood Sacramento;C.P.MontagueSan Francisco;William Wheeler,Hyde Park;S.A.Claigett,Los Angeles,and W.G.WoodOakland。 Don't Forget Luncheon All members of the Business and Professional Women's club are reminded of the noon luncheon tomorrow. It is very important that all be there on time as there is much work to be done. Officers will be installed. If the girls wish to bring a guest, they are asked to notify Miss Ruth Grim. Bible Class Meeting Interdenominational Bible Class will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian church. The class is led by Mrs. Jane Wilson of Long Beach. All are invited. "How shall He not with Him, also freely give us all things." Evening Guests Mrs. C. P. Tompkins entertained yesterday, Mrs. Glen Black and son of Santa Fe Springs and Mrs. George A. Nolan and daughter of Fullerton. In the evening they were joined by their husbands for dinner. The evening hours were passed with card games. SPECIAL SALE of White King $1.30 Value for ...98c SOAP 44c Value for ....29c on Wed. and Thurs., June 6 and 7 at J. M. Ochoa's Grocery 145 So. Lemon St., Anaheim This is a real value. Don't miss this opportunity The Misses Freda Hienze and Ada Hienze of Anaheim are in the local sanitarium suffering from tonsilitis. C. DuBois of Los Angeles, who has been working as electric man at the Orange Show, and rooming at the California, returned to Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung, formerly of Anaheim, now of Venice, and Mrs. M. E. Thirouse of Paris, France, their guest, were visitors yesterday at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. H. C. Ruick starts a two weeks vacation today from his duties at the electrical department of the Standard Oil Co. William Young left this noon for northwestern Canada where he will visit relatives. He plans to be gone several months. Misses Ruth and Francis Reed are driving a new Chevrolet coupe presented to them by their parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. John were in Los Angeles yesterday where they saw "Shuffle Along" at the Mason. Mrs. Frank Manerhan is yet in the hospital but her many friends will be glad to hear she is getting along well as could be expected. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Cohen of Los Angeles, have returned to their home in Los Angeles after a visit here with their son, A. Cohen and family. —This brush is made of high Remember this hair brush is m Prophylactic tooth brush. See than two brushes to a customer HEYING It Pl Glamour and Romance In 'While Paris Sleeps' There is no city in the world perhaps, the mention of which brings so much to the mind of the average person, as Paris. One's mind unconsciously reverts to that famous section of Paris known as the Latin Quarter — that gay, volatile quarter of the city given over to the abode and activities of artists, writers and Bohemians. It is this picturesque setting which furnishes the locale for Maurice Tourneur's production, "While Paris Sleeps," at the United today and Thursday. It is an adaptation of Pans' "The Gloomy of Love," and depicts the love of a beautiful model and a young American youth visiting in Paris. Lon Chancy, who achieved fame in the terrorizing character of "The Frog" in "The Miracle Man," is here seen in the role of a sculptor in the Latin Quarter, and gives what is considered one of the finest interpretations of his career. Jack Gilbert portrays the character of the young American, and Mildred Manning essays the role of Bebe Lavache, the sculptor's model. JEAN ACKER ENGAGED LOS ANGELES, June 6.—Jean Acker, former wife of Rodolph Valentino, was reported in film circles today as being engaged to the Marius Luis De Bazany, a Spanish grandee, following her arrival here yesterday from the east. AT THE HOTEL: PLEASANT E. A. Lyon R. G. Wilson, G. T. Wilkinson, R. N. Young, Mrs. Nina Cook, and Gus Lockhart, Los Angeles; Robert A. Tyer Santa Barbara; G. T. Masterson, San Francisco; Mary Cameron, Hawthorne; V. J. Wood, Yorba Linda Mrs. Otto CHARGES HUSBAND THREATENS LIFE The defendant, Leo Wickham "seized the plaintiff violently by her arm and dragged her from her bed ... and assaulted her with a pistol which was laden with gunpowder and leaden bullets, and then and there threatened to kill her." This is part of a complaint filed by Neva Wickham against her husband in which she asks divorce and costs of the action. The alleged attack took place at Huntington Beach. They were married at Spokane, Washington, on March 10, 1915. There is no mention of community property or children. CHERRY FESTIVAL Beaumont is planning to excell all other cherry festivals in this, the fifth annual celebration of the observance of the pioneers of that country in their search for a product best suited to the climate of the inland. The first festival lasted but one day, and now it is necessary to extend the time over a week in order to care for the crowds going to view and to buy the luscious fruit. Beaumont C. of C. has prepared an entertaining program for each day and the city is in gala dress. The festival opens tomorrow, June 7. CYPRESS CENTER Cypress Farm Center held the final meeting of the season last night in the school building. The attendance was not quite up to standard, but a beneficial, pleasant evening ensued. The gathering removed itself into a social affair which concluded with refreshments. The announcement was made that no more meetings will be held until September, the second, Tuesday. 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