oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-06

TWO PARTIES FOR TWO MEN ON TWO BIRTHDAYS J. L. SCHUMACHER, Sr., had a birthday yesterday and all the Schumacher relatives were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher, ostensibly for dinner at their home. Friday had been the anniversary of Mr. J. E., so the guests thought this was a big double celebration at the home. However, the plans had been arranged for a little surprise on the guests as well as the honoree, and all were invited to follow the auto of the host and hostess to something pretty good. They soon found themselves at Orange-co park where a delicious picnic dinner was served. Two birthday cakes graced the table, one for Mr. Schumacher, Sr., and one for his son. A delicious lunchcon was served under the big trees and the afternoon paused in the pleasures of the pretty recreation spot. Friday evening, Mrs. Schumacher gave a dinner for her husband's family and her own at their home, also in celebration of his birthday anniversary. The guests at both affairs were members of the Schumacher and Weber families. Happy in New Home The third club home of Women's organizations in Orange-co is now completed and was used for the first Attend Brother's Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dierker were guests in Orange Friday evening when Mr. Dierker's brother, E. H., and his wife celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary with an informal reception. The quarter-century bridal pair have but recently moved into a beautiful new home on Palmyra-ave and South Lemon-st and the affair was somewhat in the nature of a house warming as well. The banquet was served at four long tables in the basement, which is a model of convenience and cleanliness, and the guests numbering almost 100, were seated at one time. The table of honor bore a huge wedding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Dierker received many lovely gifts of silverware. Iowans Dine Together A party of friends, all formerly living in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, went to Balbaa yesterday where they spent the day taking in the various amusements. The dinner at noon was the main item. In the crowd were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stolba and children, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Iten and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stolba of Pasadena, Mrs. William Morbacher, Mrs. Weekley Zalesky, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Doubracky of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Tom J. Ridge of Huntington Park, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Van Dyke. "Dandy" Bathin Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. V. children and Mrs. H. F. daughter, Florine, part week-end at Balbaa Park report bathing excellent place. A weenie bake With more than $300 yon City, Colo., reciden the first annual picnic day in Bixby park, Lo jolly outing and big day friendships was enjoyed cided to make a permanent, and the date of th was set for the first Suust, again in Bixby park Mr. Gene Bradbury, tary of the Canyon City Mr. Walter Sheik, both of Long Beach, spoke suggested that all forms Fremont-co be includediation. Among those from tending were the fami macher, R. W. Mattoon George Trout, Herman Holland, James Ward Oscar Freek, Fred Wothers. Big Day for A Arizonaans are still the delightful time at in Bixby park Thurs record breaking crowd state met for the day luncheon being the noon Among the many f who attended were Mr Jim and niece, Thelmna Rambsbottom and Mrserty and children, Clay Mrs. Daugherty is a n zona." Friday evening, Mrs. Schumacher gave a dinner for her husband's family and her own at their home, also in celebration of his birthday anniversary. The guests at both affairs were members of the Schumacher and Weber families. Happy in New Home The third club home of Women's organizations in Orange County is now completed and was used for the first time when the Garden Grove Civics club held their regular meeting Friday afternoon. The pretty club home, built at a cost of $6,000, is located just west of the postoffice and contains an auditorium with a seating capacity of 500 persons, kitchen, stage, dressing rooms, and is nicely furnished throughout. Although the meeting yesterday will go into club history as the first, the formal opening will not occur until the regular September meeting date, when elaborate ceremonies will be held. Representatives of all clubs in the county, of the several business men's clubs, and of the Federated clubs will be present. The afternoon will be devoted to dedicatory exercises and the evening to a musical program. Officers of this active club are Mrs. J. V. Kelsey, president; Mrs. C. V. Henry, vice president; Mrs. James Hayhurst, secretary and Mrs. Mabel Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. A. D. Hoehhelis corresponding secretary. The directors are the Messdam C. C. Viott, W. Senkrekengoat, E. E. Chaffee, J. A. Knapp, E. Holtz and the president, Mrs. Kelsey. Funds for the pretty building were raised by the club women, the Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce, the Lions clubs of the county, who staged an entertainment, and thru private subscriptions. Plans are in the making for a street fair and carnival which will be staged by the Aberlean Legion, the C. C. of C., the Boy Scouts, the Lions club, Parent-Teacher Ass'n and other Garden Grove organizations. Other features for raising funds are under consideration and the club hopes to have their home clear of indebtedness in a short time. The other two clubs in the county owning their homes are the Yorba Linda and the Costa Mesa Women's clubs. Clairvoyant Madam Walker reads your life like an open book, and gives advice on health, love, business affairs., Hours from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Colonial Apartments—No. 1. Readings $1.00. Home From Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus and sons Donald and Gerald returned last evening from a 3800 miles auto trip in a Velle touring. The quartet traveled as far as Vancouver taking the coast route all the way. They experienced no auto trouble. Stops were made at different pleasure resorts, coming and going. The party camped most of the time. Newlyweds Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Remp, 515 N. Zeyn-sal delightfully entertained last evening with a 5:30 dinner party for relatives. Chicken and all the delicacies were attractively served. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Remp, Mrs. Martha Remp, Gladys and Charles Remp, and Mrs. Oliver Meeker. Conclude Motor Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Charles Recknor and son Alvin returned last evening after a two weeks motor trip in the northern part of the state. They made the trip from Modesta yesterday. A week was passed at Stanclaws National Forest with friends from Modesta. Mr. Recknor is employed by the Union Oil Co. and will resume his duties Wednesday. Family Party at Beach Seal Beach was the destination for a party from Anaheim motoring there for a day on the sand. Swimming and other features were enjoyed. Forming the party were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mohr, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bush, Miss Lydia Mohr, Carl Mohr and Otto Hilbert. Picnic Dinner in Park Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith, Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Smith, Miss Lulu Smith and Melvin Smith met to Orange-co park where they enjoyed a delicious picnic dinner. The afternoon was pleasantly passed at the park. Dandy" Bathin Mr. and Mrs. W.F., Mr. and Mrs.D.H.V., children and Mrs.H.F., daughter, Florine, pae week-end at Balca Pa report bathing excellent place. A welnie bake ful feature Saturday e Women's Relief The Woman's Relief meet at the Odd Follow row afternoon at 2 o'clock will be initiation and of importance.A full desired. Honeymooners Mr. and Mrs.H.B., Richmond are guests at Mr. and Mrs.G.P.Pu! The visitors are ne will spend a honeymoon part of the state. SCOUTS HONOR PRESIDENT'S A beautiful tribute to the memory of late Ping by a Boy Scout tring whose leader is Walter old Korean boy who orer stand there and v floral piece. A huge flag of red flowers was placed over one of the par square.In the center of President Harding floral flag measuring across,and composed of white carnationsand was lighted at night land overhung with flleem will remain there flowers survive. LEAVING FOR Passengers leaving today over the Santa Claritaerton for points east J.R.Long of Orange Mrs.G.C.Mundill o lahoma City;J.F.ei lahoma City;J.F.PeCity;W.T.Newlin,N.M.George W.LecandMrs.M.E BeckeVegas,N.M. WEDDED BY John A.Delliplaine,geles,and Miss Mariaof Bakersfield.were Saturday in the officeBrown,justice of th young couple went onJoicing,after instr Clairvoyant Madam Walker reads your life like an open book, and gives advice on health, love, business affairs... Hours from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Colonial Apartments—No. 1. Readings $1.00. Picnic Dinner in Park Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith. Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, Miss Lulu Smith and Melvin Smith metored to Orange-co park where they enjoyed a delicious picnic dinner. The afternoon was pleasantly passed at the park. Have You Seen the New Buick?" ANAHEIM AUTO CO. WM. GOODRUM, Prop. Anaheim, 128 South Los Angeles Street Fullerton, California The Woman's Page Permanent Organization With more than 300 former Canyon City, Colo., residents present at the first annual picnic, held yesterday in Bixby park, Long Beach, a jolly outing and big day of renewing friendships was enjoyed. It was decided to make a permanent organization, and the date of the next picnic was set for the first Sunday in August, again in Bixby park. Mr. Gene Bradbury, former secretary of the Canyon City C. of C. and Mr. Walter Sheik, both now residents of Long Beach, spoke briefly, and suggested that all former residents of Fremont-co be included in the organization. Among those from Anaheim attending were the families of Schumacher, R. W. Mattoon, Wm. Dollar, George Trout, Herman Loehr, W. B. Holland, James, Ward, Sidnam, Mr. Oscar Freek, Fred Wernicke, and others. Big Day for Arizonans Arizonaans are still reflecting on the delightful time at the big picnic in Bixby park Thursday, when a record breaking crowd from that state met for the day, with basket luncheon being the noon diversion. Among the many from Anaheim who attended were Mrs. C. J. Lamblin and niece, Thelma; Mrs. L. C. Ransbottom and Mrs. C. B. Daugherty and children, Clayton and Cleo. Mrs. Daugherty is a native of Arizona. "Dandy" Bathing Beach Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Van Meter and children and Mrs. H. F. Meginity and daughter, Florine, passed a jolly week-end at Balboa Palisades They report bathing excellent at that place. A weinie bake was a delight- FROM RANCH GIRL TO REAL PRINCESS "DIVORCE QUESTION" PROVES GREAT HIT The "Divorce Question" at the United Theatre last night proved to be the wonderful play that the press reports had guaranteed. And the Siegel Company also proved equally at home in the more serious branch of their profession. "The Divorce Question" is a decided change from the other bills they have presented in Anaheim. The play from a dramatic standpoint is interesting to a degree, and entertaining every moment. There are many touches of comedy to relieve the bigger moments. Certainly no one can be harmed by witnessing this vivid picture of the evil that can come from thousands of similar cases, through the system of divorce, and the heartaches that are so often almost certain, when children are involved. The "dope question" is also presented in a vivid manner. How any one could ever be induced to even dream of touching drugs after witnessing Mr. Siegel's masterful portrayal of the dope fiend would be hard to realize, and the picture he depicts is in no way exaggerated, altho it is grewsome. "The Divorce Question" will be presented again tonight and tomorrow evening. THE PHOTOPLAY Buddy Messinger, one of the most talented of the younger players of the cinema world, and Hayden Stevenson, recalled as the "wise-cracking" manager of the "Leather Pushers" series, are two of the prominent players in "Trifling With Honor," the Universal-Jewel production which is now playing at the United Theatre. 1 "Dandy" Bathing Beach Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Van Meter and children and Mrs. H. F. Meginity and daughter, Florine, passed a jolly week-end at Balca Palisades They report bathing excellent at that place. A weinie bake was a delightful feature Saturday evening. Women's Relief Corps The Woman's Relief corps will meet at the Odd Fellows hall tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. There will be initiation and other business of importance. A full attendance is desired. Honeymooners Here Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Purviance of Richmond are guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Purviance. The visitors are newlyweds and will spend a honeymoon trip in this part of the state. SCOUTS HONOR PRESIDENT'S MEMORY A beautiful tribute was paid to the memory of late President Harding by a Boy Scout troop in Orange whose leader is Walter Choi, 18 year old Korean boy who operates a flower stand there and who made the floral piece. A huge flag of red, white and blue flowers was placed on a standard under one of the palms in Plaza square. In the center was a picture of President Harding. The entire floral flag measuring three feet across, and composed of 350 red and white carnations and corn flowers, was lighted at night by a spotlight and overhung with flags. The emblem will remain there as long as the flowers survive. LEAVING FOR EAST Passengers leaving yesterday and today over the Santa Fe from Fullerton for points east include: Mrs. J. R. Long of Orange to Earlton; Mrs. G. C. Mundill of Orange, Oklahoma City; J. F. ePetosrn, shrrli lahoma City; J. F. Peterson, Kansas City; W. T. Newlin, Mountain Air N. M., George W. Leonard, Chicago, and Mrs. M. E. Becker of Brea, Las Vegas, N. M. WEDDED BY JUSTICE John A. Delliplaine, 22, of Los Angeles, and Miss Maria H. Collins, 22, of Bakersfield, were married late Saturday in the office of G. B. Brown, Justice of the peace. The young couple went on their way rejoicing, after instructing Judge Brown to send them to the Divorce Question will be presented again tonight and tomorrow evening. THE PHOTOPLAY Buddy Messinger, one of the most talented of the younger players of the cinema world, and Hayden Stevenson, recalled as the "wise-cracking" manager of the "Leather Pushers" series, are two of the prominent players in "Trifling With Honor," the Universal-Jewel production which is now playing at the United Theatre. Buddy was termed by a noted American army officer during a recent visit to Universal City as the ideal type-of American boy, the type that grows into a sturdy young manhood which in times of national stress makes the American soldier, whose individual initiative and courage is internationally famous. As the mischievous youngster in "The Flirt" and the youthful society dandy in "The Abysmal Brute," he nearly stole the stellar honors away from the principals. S.P. PERMITTED TO DROP MOTOR CAR SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.-Permission has been granted the So. Pac.to discontinue motor car passenger service on its Anhhelm-Los Angeles branch. POPULAR BANKER BRINGS HOME BRIDE Evan Alsip, assistant cashier at First National Bank, returned Saturday from Kentucky with his bride, formerly Miss Myron-Petry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Petry, of Pineville, Kentucky. When Mr. Alsip left Anaheim four weeks ago for his native state his co-workers had a hunch that he would not make the trip back here alone, but they had no news of his step until they read a communication that he and Mrs. Alsip would come in the bank Saturday evening to pay a visit. They were showered with congratulations and best wishes when he introduced his bride. Mr. Alsip is one of Anaheim's popular young men and started his business career here two and a half years ago when he was employed in the First National. He started in the bookkeeping department and rose steadily to his present position. Mr. Alsip has made a host of Anaheim friends who will be glad to welcome his bride. Mrs. Alsip, a graduate of George-town also visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alsip at Corbin. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, FULLERTON Evelyn Meis, Sioux City; C.A.Trainer, Mabel Crittenden, and F.L.Moore, Los Angeles; L.Criswell, Mahogany finish floor lamp, standard—$5.95 lahoma City; J. F. ePetersm, shrdli lahoma City; J. F. Peterson, Kansas City; W. T. Newlin, Mountain Air. N. M., George W. Leonard, Chicago, and Mrs. M. E. Becker of Brea, Las Vegas, N. M. WEDDED BY JUSTICE John A. Dellipaine, 22, of Los Angles, and Miss Maria H. Collins, 22, of Bakersfield, were married late Saturday in the office of G. B. Brown, justice of the peace. The young couple went on their way rejoicing, after instructing Judge Brown to send the marriage license to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Paris and James Faris of Ontario were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Paris. Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Schwentker and son, and the Misses Stella and Carrie Schwentker left today on a ten day's vacation auto trip which will take them to San Francisco, the Yosemite and other points of interest. Plain Dealer Ads Bring Results. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, FULLERTON Evelyn Meis, Sioux City; C. A. Trainer, Mabel Crittenden, and F. L. Moore, Los Angeles; L. Criswell, Glendale; H. Coleman, San Diego; F. L. Patterson, Pnoenix; and R. H. Bellomy, Perris. The first negro was brought to this country in 1619. MIRACLE HEALER Madame Walker will give one free treatment to any one who is in doubt. No one so hopeless that they cannot be helped, cripples from birth included. Pain removed instantly. Colonial Apts. No. 1. PEACHES! Elberta Freestone The Choice Are Ready. Do Your Canning Now S. HUFF Five miles west of Anaheim on County Boulevard—Watch for sign along side of road, pointing to turn south, one-quarter of a mile on Western avenue. Good Furniture Substantial Mahogany finish floor lamp, standard— $5.85 Lamp Shades as low as $8.50 Convenient Terms Arranged Bedroom Suites Bowfoot Bed— $47.00 Dressing Table— $37.00 Dresser— $45.00 The Oldest Furniture Store in Orange County Phi Local News Perry Smith of the First National Bank is enjoying a vacation starting this week. Miss Cecile Atherton of the Escrow department of the First National Bank starts a two weeks vacation today. Mr. and Mrs. J. Jollise of Long Beach have moved to the Biltmore-Apts. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kemper passed yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Chasin and little son passed Sunday at Seal Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter were the guests of Mrs. Law in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. Fred Mitchell and daughter Mabel went to Los Angeles yesterday where they visited with Mrs. Mitchell's father. Lawrence Mitchell passed yesterday at Balboa with friends. Miss Grace Burgess, Mrs. Margaret O'Rourke and Mrs. H. M. Burgess will leave tomorrow for Lake Arrowhead where they will pass about ten days. Mrs. Geneva Reeks and daughter Mrs. Gladys Proefrock and little son Wallace all of Oakland will be guests at the U. S. Amack home for the coming two weeks. The visitors were former Anaheim residents. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Corcoran and M. V. Stewart passed yesterday at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Pike of Redlands have been passing several days at their ranch five miles west of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and friends in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morris, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack and their guests, Mrs. Geneva Reeks, Mrs. Gladys Proefrock and son Wallace, passed yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Scott, Mrs. Frank Lane and Mrs. Ross Redfern and children, drove to Manhattan Beach yesterday where Mr. Scott has property holdings. Oil activity is increasing in that district every day and antitrips are high for a successful drilling campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Scotland of Brighton, Colo., are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gelselman. Mr. Scotland is Mrs. Gelselman's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Willman and daughter Mary, were guests over the week end of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Ruedy, Merle Ruedy, a son, also was the guest of his parents. Miss Grace Burgess of the C. of C. offices left today for a two weeks vacation at Arrowhead. Manager E. A. Beard of the Pac.Tel. and Tel.Co., leaves next Monday on a two weeks vacation tour as far north as Huntington Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith of Long Beach passed the week end at the parental home of J. C. Smith in Anaheim. Miss Florence Smith and Jess Hunton were dinner guests in Santa Ana yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.Green. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Whittier paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs.H. C.Ruick, last evening on their way home from Laguna Beach where Mrs. Geneva Reeks and daughter, Mrs. Gladys Proefrock and little son Wallace all of Oakland will be guests at the U.S. Amack home for the coming two weeks. The visitors were former Anaheim residents. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Corcoran and M. V. Stewart passed yesterday at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Pike of Rodlands have been passing several days at their ranch five miles west of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and daughters Rose and Elizabeth passed yesterday at Orange Conuty Park. Mrs. W. B. Lee returned last evening from a six weeks' stay at the Lee cottage at Redondo. Merle Simon of Anaheim had his onions removed this morning. Bob Gregg of the Standard Oil Co., of Anaheim has gone on a two weeks vacation. R. D. Fraser of the Standard Oil Co. of Anaheim has returned from his vacation. William T. Cailor and family have returned from their vacation trip to Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stone spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. C. Stone, Jr., at Long Beach. Mrs. Clarence Ficken and children of Ventura are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hasson. L. L. Richman accepted the position of substation collector for the Standard Oil Co., at Anaheim and Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bruhet went to Capistrano yesterday. Mrs. Earl Goodrum is enjoying a four or five days' visit with relatives Manager E. A. Beard of the Pac.Tel. and Tel. Co., leaves next Monday on a two weeks vacation tour as far north as Huntington Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith of Long Beach passed the week end at the parental home of J. C. Smith in Anaheim. Miss Florence Smith and Jess Hunton were dinner guests in Santa Ana yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.Green. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Whittier paid a visit to Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Rulek, last evening on their way home from Laguna Beach where they have been camping. Mrs. F.C.Westphal is the guest of friends at Lake Arrowhead. Mr. and Mrs.N.M.Durkee passed the week-end with friends at Yuvalpa. H.C.Rulek was absent from his duties with the Standard Oil Co., today on account of an attack of ptomaine poison. Mr. and Mrs.Dick West and little daughter, Betty Jean, Charley West and Miss Helen West motored to Orange County Park yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.Blaine Gibson are spending the week at Catalina. Dr.G.A.Neth was a visitor at Dalboa yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.A.F.Nowtny, and children passed yesterday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs.E.M.Schlotter will entertain Mr. and Mrs.F.Dohm of Strathmore for several days. Mrs.Schlotter and Mr.Dohm are brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs.H.P.Tobin were the week-end guests of friends in Los Angeles. Saturday evening they saw "The Covered Wagon" at the Hollywood Egyptian Theatre. 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