oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-06

COUPLE MARRIED IN RIVERSIDE LAST SATURDAY SOCC—COUPLE MARRIED AFTER almost a week of married life friends of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Barfoot are hearing the news of the happy event. Miss Thora Elizabeth Baxter, affectionately known among her intimates as "Teddy," and Mr. Vincent Barfoot slipped over to Riverside Saturday where they were married in the Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock the same afternoon, Rev. Bennett, pastor, officiating. After a short say in the Mission Inn city they left on a motor honeymoon and will be at home in Anaheim after July 15. The young couple was unattended, and, although offered an elaborate wedding by the bride's parents, preferred the simpler rites. The bride wore a beige duveta suit with picture hat and accessories. She carried a shower of lilies of the valley and sweet peas. She is a graduate of A. U. H. S., class of '20. Mr. Barfoot, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Barfoot, also attended the local high school. The Barfoot family has resided in Anaheim the past eight years and in California for ten years. He recently bought an eight-acre orange ranch on North East-st, and has had the house in the hands of carpenters for several weeks. It is now almost ready for occupancy. Mr. and Mrs. Barfoot have received many beautiful gifts from their friends and several social affairs are being planned for their return. Community Players Party The Anaheim Community Players are planning a very nice social affair for Monday afternoon, July 9, when a benefit card party will be held in the Guild hall. Each member of the organization is expected to invite guests enough to fill from one to several tables. Prizes will be awarded for highest scores and refreshments of ice cream and cake served after the games. Committees are in charge of Mrs. B. H. Sidnam, refreshment; Mrs. Blaine Gibson, tables and Mrs. W. L. Spates, tallys and prizes. Several members of the Pullerton Community Players are expected and it is hoped there will be a large crowd present. Pursue these particulars may be obtained from Miss Kuth Camberlain. Makes Long Motor Journey Mrs. P. P. Carter and two daughters, the Misses Nell and Travis, and Miss Nell Moore, all of Columbia, S.C., are the guests of Mrs. J. E. Ecker, of the Resh-apts. The ladies drove the entire distance in their Franklin broughtam, and enjoyed every mile of the journey. They stopped in the Grand Canyon en route, and have been enjoying side trips since their arrival. In company with the W. W. Whites all passed, the Fourth at Laguna Beach, where plenic dinner on the sands was an added pleasure. The ladies will remain here with the Eckers, Mrs. Ecker being a daughter of Mrs. Carter, for about six weeks, and make the return journey via the northern route. Pleated chiffon for ple afternoon frock tiered skirt. It is o less models so pop and has a sash ribbon. Interesting R. N. Meeting The Royal Neighbors of America will initiate a very large class at the regular meeting next Monday afternoon, and it is the desire of the order that every officer be there without talk. All candidates are also expected to be present to go in with the class. As the contest, for members between the local order and the Santa Ana Neighbors is closed, a committee from the latter lodge will be present at the Monday meeting to ascertain who is the loser in the contest. It is a rule of the contest that the losers pay with a banquet, and that the winners be awarded with a banner presented by the district deputy, Mrs. Josephine Hedgda. Much interest is felt in the outcome of the contest. Visit New Home Mr. and Mrs. Merron Skinner, Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Glesay and two daughters, of Aurora Ore., and Mrs. Max Nobelung and Miss Margaret Cantwell, were dinner guests in Los Angeles with Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Cantwell Tuesday. The Cantwells are now occupying their beautiful new home on Fifth ave., and the evening dinner and pleasant time of visiting after was somewhat of a housewarming. Miss Margaret Cantwell, who is the house guest of the host and hostess, will leave about the fifteenth of the present month for her home in Syracuse, New York. CALIFORNIA HOTEL FULLERTON E. K. Brick and Frank Johnson, San Francisco; J. J. Ingarman, J. R. Waters, and P. E. Jones, Los Angeles; L. C. Vineent, Redondo Beach; R. H. Port, and F. Van Bezel, San Diego; J. C. Hartfood, Chicago; Fred Smith, Homone; Fred S. Parkhurst, Lincoln, Neb., and Harry C. Sutherin, Hollywood. Club Dinner at Elks Although vacation has taken several of the members of the Four Four club from town, the meeting last evening with Miss Melrose, lost none of its interest or pleasure. Dinner served at the Elks club was prettily appointed and of excellent menu. The players then adjourned to the card rooms where whist claimed the attention for many rounds about the tables. Mrs. Homer Anes won first prize and J. W. Wallop won the prize for the men. In absence of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. E. Borehert kindly substituted. Monte Carlo Postponed On account of vacation visitors and absences from town, the Monte Carlo club is not playing this afternoon, but will meet next Friday. Mrs. W. B. Holland will be hostess. SOC—HEAR CONVENTION REPORT Miss Alice Teevan gave a report or the Business and Professional Women's club convention held recently at San Diego to the club members yesterday. Miss Teevan was the only Anaheim delegate. Other business yesterday included the distribution of tickets to the baseball game between the Club's and the Lions' teams. Picnic Supper at Mathis' Several families of relatives enjoyed a picnic supper at the Warren Mathis home on South Los Angeles-at on July 4th. Fireworks in the evening, with firecrackers for the children gave plenty of patriotic amusement. The families concerned included the F. A. Fehlman, the Perry Mathis, Earl Mathis, Herbert Hawkins and Warren Mathis. Mrs. M. J. Waller has returned from a visit to Imperial Valley and Texas. Misses Ruth Lepora McAllister are passing the week-end with their aunt in Los Angeles. Planted chiffon tree ple afternoon frock tiered skirt. It is oo less models so popp and has a sash ribbon. Mrs. B. F. Houts of her niece, Mrs. B in Los Angeles this week. Miss Viola Miller her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Mrs. Emma Wallin enter the Pythian in Orange Temple this silver tea. F. P. Trotter, joined Mrs. Trotter of the W. B. Hollis Trotter has been min visit with her sister clide to locate in AmeiMr. and Mrs.H enjoying a motor trip which time they of relatives in PompeiMr. and Mrs.W went to Hollywood saw "The Covered Dr. and Mrs.J.H dren have left for Eureka. They play Word has been reco V.Stewart motor p now in Yellowstone and having a wond plan to stay in several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.W daughter Pauline, Eden, Mr. and Mrs.of San Bernardino Walter Brownlee,and son John,for which motored to Fourth. Mr. and Mrs.Jos Beach have been with the W.J.LieSwifts are newcomer their original hom Hills,S.Dak.w large acreage pleased with Anah to dispose of their Beach and come side. Mr. and Mrs.G Miss Maybell Kitten from a week pass on a vacation visit Miss Ida Quill guest of her sister Quill,and is planl weeks. Mr. and Mrs.G and Miss Maybell Pier Davis were LOW FARES FOUR ROUTES EAST Through fast service every day to Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Paul, Minneapolis, New Orleans, with direct connection for New York and other eastern cities. Back East round trip excursions daily until September 15. Stop-over privilege in each direction. Go one way, come back another if you wish. Round trip fares every day to Pacific Coast resorts at notable reductions. Go somewhere this summer via Southern Pacific Lines G. D. Maltby, Agt. Tel. 123 PLEATED CHIFFON SUMMER FAVORITE SONG AND STORY TO FEATURE DAY IN GRACE CHURCH NEXT Sunday is Children's day at Grace Lutheran church. The little ones are busy rehearsing their numbers and getting the perky dresses ready for the occasion which means so much to them early each summer. Following is the program of song and recitations which will be given at 10:30 in the morning: Song, "Jesus, Thou of Loving Hearts"; Opening Services; song, "The Work; Lord Jesus Christ is Thine", group of young people; recitation, "Welcome", Leonard Schimming; recitation, "Scattering Love" Howard Larsen; song, "Little Gleaners", primary department; recitation, "Lift Up Your Eyes", Erhard Heinze; recitation, "Little Gleaners," Clyde Rasmussen, Evangeline Vetter, Ida Lee Beat, Lawrence Pickle. Song, "The Whole Wide World for Jesus," junior class; recitation, "All for Thee," Jessie Bonkosky, Lillian Christiansen; recitation, The Little Missionary" Emil Heinze; song, "Tell It Out Among the Heathen", intermediate class; recitation, "The Fields Are White," primary girls; recitation, "The Missionary" Waldorf Larsen; song, "There Comes a Wall of Anguish," school. Recitation, "Your Missions," junior girls; recitation, "Tell tell you something", Sarah Collins; song, "The Fields are White" Lillian Christiansen, Emil Heinze; recitation, "A Plaon" Elizabeth Conkosky, Constance Baxter, Kathryn Pratt; recitation, "The Lord Hath Need of Us," primary boys; song, "O Zion Haste" school; recitation, "Little Offerings" Elroy and Eula Fuller; recitation, "Our Day", Raymond Heinze. Missionary Letters: "Foreign Missions", Myrille Larsen; song, "Go Reap for the Master," group of young people; recitation, "Scattering Love" MANY KIDS ENJOY PARK PLAYGROUND The generosity of Anaheim merchants is again shown through their donations to the playground at the city park. Gifts yesterday included canvas enough for bases on two diamonds from Sebastian Bros. store. The young girls filled the bases. Efforts of Billy Utter, Billy Grafton and Harold Mann also made the opening of the playground possible yesterday. L. R. Wilson was also on hand to get things started. Danz Piano Co. furnished a large box in which the hats, balls, etc. can be stored. About 65 Anaheim kiddles enjoyed the opening features at the city park yesterday when Miss Irene Jacques took charge for the summer session. At 2 o'clock all pledged their allegiance to the flag and then community singing was enjoyed. Miss Marie Noll told several stories during the next hour which greatly interested the youngsters. Misses Elaine Weeh and Graces Holworth took the older boys to the baseball diamonds. After the story telling and baseball games, various other games were enjoyed and all voted the opening day a great success. Before the end of the week, more than 100 children are expected to attend daily. Mr. and Mrs., G. S. Hanmore are the proud owners of a new Ford touring car. Mrs. Floyd Wright of Anaheim, Mrs. G. S. Hanmore and Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Louis spent Friday evening and Saturday with Mrs. May Robertson of Long Beach. Mrs. L. F. Lemly and two sons Glenn and Billie, and Roy Tillery left Wednesday for a two or three weeks' stay at the Lemley ranch at Lake View. Miss Ruby White returned home Saturday after spending the past Plented chiffon fashions this simple afternoon frock with the three-tiered skirt. It is one of the sleeveless models so popular this season and has a sash of wide moiré ribbon. City Brets Mrs. B. F. Houts will be the guest of her niece, Mrs. Emma Woodhouse in Los Angeles the first of the week. Miss Viola Miller is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Lyon. Mrs. Emma Wallings of Orange will enter the Pythian Sisters of the Orange Temple this afternoon with a silver ten. F. F. Trotter, of San Jose, has joined Mrs. Trotter and is the guest of the W. B. Holland family. Mrs. Trotter has been making an extended visit with her sister. They may decide to locate in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Scott are enjoying a motor trip for a week, during which time the sons are guests of relatives in Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward went to Hollywood yesterday and saw "The Covered Wagon." Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Boege and children have left for a motor trip to Eureka. They plan a month's trip. Word has been received from the M. V. Stewart motor party that they are now in Yellowstone National Park and having a wonderful time. They plan to stay in this neighborhood several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Houts and daughter Pauline, Mr. and Mrs. John Eden, Mr. and Mrs. Poplin and sons of San Bernardino, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brownlee, Mrs. B. F. Houts and son John, formed merry party which motored to Balboa for the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swift, of Long Beach, have been guests recently with the W. J. Llewellyn family. The Swifts are newcomers to California, their original home being in Black Hilla, S. Dak., where they have a large acreage. They are much pleased with Anaheim and may plan to dispose of their home in Long Beach and come to this city to reside. Mr. and Mrs. George Kitchen and Miss Maybell Kitchen have returned from a week passed at Long Beach on a vacation visit. Miss Ida Quill of Oakland is the guest of her sister, Miss Eleonore Quill, and is planning to remain two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Kitchen Jr. and Miss Maybell Kitchen and Mr. Pier Davis were Balboa visitors the girls; recitation, "Tell you something", Sarah Collon; song, "The Fields are White" Lillian Christianen, Emil Helune; recitation, "A Plion", Elizabeth Conkosky, Constance Baxter, Kathryn Pratt; recitation, "The Lord Hath Need of Us," primary boys; song, "O Zion Hasto" school; recitation, "Little Offerings" Elroy and Eula Fuller; recitation, "Our Day", Raymond Helune. Missionary Detters: "Foreign Missionals", Myriale Larsen; song, "Go Reap for the Master," group of young people; recitation, "Scattering Love," August Kleifer; recitation, "Missionary Hymn," Berths Fuller; recitation "Prayer for a Blessing," Margaret Raanussen; song, "White Harvest Fields," school; closing service, Sup, Theodore Puls. G. & L. LEASE G. & L. LEASE, July 6—(Special) —Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar and family Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family, Mrs.Bessie Barbott, Miss Josephine MeKanchan and Howard Smith of Brea spent the Fourth of July at Orange-co.Park. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent Wednesday in the canyon above Orange-co.Park. Miss Gladys Kimber and Mr.Ralph Clark, bith of Fullerton, spent Tuesday evening with Mrs.Frank McElhany. Leonard Coffey of Los Angeles spent Monday calling on friends and relatives of this lease. Mrs.Walter Smith received word that her brother, Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Miller of Atlanta, Ill., will arrive the last of this month to make an extended visit here. Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Mims, Mrs.Jim Boulden and Mr.R Mrs.Isaac Mayfield spent the Fourth of July evening at the dance at Concordia Park in Anaheim. Miss Julia Albertson spent Tuesday in Los Angeles with Miss Alice Shucking, Miss Shucking and her brother Joe returned home with Miss Albertson and spent the Fourth of July with her. Mr. and Mrs.John Pope and family were business visitors in Fullerton Monday. Mrs.Frank McElhany and daughter Lois spent Monday with Mrs.Floyd Wright and Thessa Robertson of Anaheim, Lois stayed over until Tuesday with them. Mr. and Mrs.G.S.Hanmore and Mr. and Mrs.Charles McBride of Brea Canyon spent Sunday afternoon at Genesia Park. Mr. and Mrs.Walter Smith and son Waldo and Keith Coffey joined by friends from Brea, spent Tuesday evening at Genesia Park and had a barbecue dinner. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Richards and two children left Saturday afternoon for a two weeks' vacation to pirate unknown. Mr. and Mrs.G.S.Hanmore are the proud owners of a new Ford touring car. Mrs.Floyd Wright of Anahelm, Mrs.G.S.Hanmore and Mrs.Frank McElhany and daughter Loris spent Friday evening and Saturday with Mrs.May Robertson of Long Beach. Mrs.L.F.Lamly and two sons, Glenn and Billie, and Roy Tillery left Wednesday for a two or three weeks' stay at the Lemley ranch at Lake View. Miss Ruby White returned home Saturday after spending the past week with Miss Lois Coffey at Huntington Beach. Messrs.Robert Mims, city salesman of Shell Oil Co., of Los Angeles, and Otha Mims, of office force of Pan-American Petroleum Co., also of Los Angeles, were guests to a chicken dinner Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Mims and their uncle and aunt, Mr.和Mrs.John Bouldin. After dinner they all attended the ball game at the Morris Lease. Eddle Crawford received word Friday evening of the death of his stepmother, Mrs.Crawford of La Habra, which was caused by heart trouble. The lease extends its sympathy to the bereaved family. Mr.和Mrs.Dunbar and children and Mr.和Mrs.Isaac Mayfield spent Sunday afternoon at Newport and Balboa beaches. Mr.和Mrs.Knoy Sellers, Mrs.Frank McElhany, Mrs.Jim Bouldin, Miss Mozel Watters and Mr.和Mrs.Isaac Mayfield attended the California in Anaheim Thursday evening. Our Windows Are a Real Bargain Treat The fact that Men knowibly demonstrated than our Closing Hundreds ANNOUNCEMENT H. CHASIN The high class tailor has moved to 207 E. Center Street. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, FULLERTON R. B. Kirchbaffer, R. B. Sullivan, R. Ewing, H. J. Lyon, E. L. Crain, John Jarmuth and M. J. Fist, Los Angeles; Dorothy Edingfield, River slds. ANNOUCEMENT H. CHASIN Mr. and Mrs. George Kitchen and Miss Maybell Kitchen have returned from a week passed at Long Beach on a vacation visit. Miss Ida Quill of Oakland is the guest of her sister, Miss Eleganore Quill, and is planning to remain two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Kitchen Jr. and Miss Maybell Kitchen and Mr. Pier Davis were Balboa visitors the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lucas will go to La Jolla tomorrow to pass the week-end with their daughter, Mrs. M. G. Hunt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt and son, Bruce, are passing the summer in the beach city, and were joined on the Fourth by Miss Mildred Lucas and Mr. Elmer McWilliams. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Myers, of Los Angeles, were guests on the Fourth of the C. D. Luce family, of Garden Grove road. All went to Hermosa Beach, taking their luncheons along and remained throut out the evening to witness the Redondo fireworks display. Miss Ethelyn Lucas, of Buena Park is the guest this week of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Elliott, of San Francisco, are visiting Mr. Elliott's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Lolry, Mrs. Frank Champion, of Pasadena, is also a guest in the Loly home. Master "Bill" Galvin, the small son of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Galvin, is quite ill and is under the care of a nurse. Mr. and Mrs. William Geiger of West Chestnut-st., are the parents of a daughter, born this morning at the Anaheim sanitarium. FLOYD Wright and Thessa Robertson of Anahelm. Lois stayed over until Tuesday with them. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride of Brea Canyon spent Sunday afternoon at Genesia Park. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and son Waldo and Keith Coffey, joined by friends from Brea, spent Tuesday evening at Genesia Park and had a barbecue dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards and two children left Saturday afternoon for a two weeks' vacation to prata unknown. Jack Hellis of Santa Ana was a dinner guest Thursday at the McElhany home. Mrs. Knox Sellers and daughter, Mabel, spent Saturday with her sister, Mrs. J. C. Slay of Brea Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Outhouse of Whittler were dinner guests Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfeld and Miss Mozel Walters went home with them to spend a few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pope and son Billie spent Sunday afternoon in Long Beach with Mrs. Pope's sister, Mrs. George Wime and they brought Mrs. Pope's mother, Mrs Clegg, home with them for a visit. Ludrow Dundley of Bell was calling on relatives and friends of this lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Knox Sellers and daughter, Mabel, with Mr. and Mrs.J.C.Slay and baby daughter of Brea Canyon spent Sunday at Santa Ana river. Mr. and Mrs.Durr and son Roy spent Sunday at Santa Ana Canyon. Mr. and Mrs.John Pope and children spent Saturday at Genesha Park and after dinner they drove to the homes of Mr. and Mrs.John Bryan of Pomona and Mr. and Mrs.P.Hubhard of Chino. Mr. and Mrs.George Krauss of Long Beach spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.A.N.Witte. Mrs.Isaac Mayfeld and Miss Mozel Watters spent Saturday with their sister, Mrs.W.E.Outhouse of Whittler. Eulysess Landis, formerly of Brea, but now of Long Beach was calling Sunday on Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Mims. Mr. and Mrs.Roy Hatfield and daughter Hazel of Fullerton and Mr.-and Mrs.Ray Hatfield spent Sunday evening at Capastranio. $25 and $27.50 Suit $35.00 and $37.50 Suit $28.45 Every garment Guaranteed ENJOY GROUND NEW JACQUETTE USES CRETONNE ALICE LAKE SCORES IN DUAL PORTRAYAL In "The Infamous Miss Revell" which today started a two day run at the United Theatre, Alice Lake does some of the best character work of her screen career in portraying a dual role. This youthful Metro star gave the romantic love story a dramatic presentation, but so skillfully did she handle her part that never once will the spectators receive the impression that it is being overplayed. Miss Lake appears as Julien and Paula Revel, twin sisters, upon whom has fallen the burden of taking care of their four little brothers and sisters. In order to replenish the family exchequer Julian becomes nurse to a wealthy old man who leaves her a fortune. His heirs angered at being cut off with a small inheritance plan revenge and finally succeed but in a way that keeps the audience guessing until the last scene. Cullen Landis as a vengeful heir was thoroughly convincing, while Stanley Goethals, Francis Carpenter, May Garaci and Geraldine Condon as the Reyell children gave excellent juvenile portrayals. Others in the cast were Jackie Saunders, Lydia Knott, Herbert Standing and Alfred Hollingaworth. The picture is a Dallas M. Fitzgerald production adapted by Arthur J. Zellner from W. Carey Wonderly's story. It was photographed by R. H. Klaffki, Joseph Calder was art director. BUILD FINE HOME Work on the nine new home to be erected by N. F. Ballou at 916 W. Center-st., has been started with excavating for the basement. The new house will be of stucco and contain seven rooms, with large porches. The basement will house the laundry and furnace. It will be a one-story building. The contract has been let to George Pickering, who hopes to have it The latest Jacquette is made of cretonne. The flowered material contrasts beautifully with the white silk skirt shown. A white hat, shoes and hose are also shown with the costume. Entertain Penochle Club Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth entertained the Pinochle club last evening. The usual number progressive table moves were made, with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Prince prize winners. Delicious warm weather refreshments were served after the games. Mr. and Mrs. Micky Smith and baby son of Bren, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and son Waldo, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leech, Frank Hafield and Charlie Hood were picnicing at Laguna Beach Sunday. Harley Coffey of Redondo Beach spent Friday with his father, Homer Coffey. Mrs. D. L. Culp and family of Standard Coyote lease spent Thursday with Mrs. L. F. Lemly. Mesdames Earl Bicker and Henry Nelson both of Downey, spent Wednesday with the latter's daughters, Miss Mozol Watters and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. BUILD FINE HOME Work on the nine new home to be erected by N. F. Ballou at 916 W. Center-st., has been started with excavating for the basement. The new house will be of stucco and contain seven rooms, with large porches. The basement will house the laundry and furnace. It will be a one-story building. The contract has been let to George Pickering, who hopes to have it ready for occupancy by Thanksgiving. The Ballous will occupy one of the courts recently sold by them to Fred Glenn until their new home is completed. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Miss Mary Campbell, Fullerton librarian, who has been visiting in Alaska for a number of weeks, was expected home today. The regular weekly band concert is scheduled for tonight at the city park. REALTY FIRM MOVES The Harry E. Scott Realty Co. has been moved to the new offices at 128 East Center-st this week. New furnishing have been purchased and when settled the firm will have most commodious quarters. 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