oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-05

DAUGHTER AND MOTHER HONOR . 'DAD'S' BIRTHDAY MRS. FRANK TUMA and daughter Ellen delightfully entertained yesterday afternoon and evening, at their home at 122$ Pearl-st, in honor of Mr. Tuma's birthday. The afternoon was spent playing cards, the first prize being won by Mr. Frank Weber, Jr., and the prize for the lowest score being awarded to Mr. Joe Strobel. At five o'clock a bounteous dinner was served, to which all did full justice. The evening was spent with music, dancing, singing and stunts performed by each member of the party, after which ice cream and cake was served. Members of the party included: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weber, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weber, Jr., of Burbank; Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Tuma and daughter Maybelle and son Charles of Anhelira; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Strobel of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. LaBlond, of Whittier; Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Rinehardt of Fullerton; Mr. Harry Weber of Burbank; the honoree Mr.'Frank Tuma and the hostesses Mrs. Frank Tuma and daughter Ellen. Conservatory Artists Another of the excellent musical programs as furnished by the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, of which Mrs. A. Siegel is president, will be given for the public, with no admission charge, Friday, Nov. 9, in the Guild hall, Emily and Adele-ests, at 8 p.m. Shrine Annual Ball Plans have been announced for the third annual Orange County Shriners' ball scheduled for Nov. 22, in St. Ann's Inn. The two previous affairs have been notable social events, most normal in kind, and will be surpassed by the ball this year. Chapman's seven-piece orchestra will supply the music, besides a program presented by the county's best musical artists in piano and vocal numbers. The proceeds of the ball will be expended for Christmas cheer, C. C. Chapman, Fullerton, chairman of the relief committee, feels assured that the sum this year will exceed last year's figures, $1100, as the organization now numbers more than 400 members and many friends will avail themselves of the opportunity to enjoy so pleasant an evening. R. L. Blaby, who has served as Santa Claus' agent at the other two affairs will again assume the role. Special Calvary Meeting Plans have been completed for the bazaar and chicken dinner to be given by the women of Calvary Baptist church Friday, Dec. 2. The rapid approach of Christian will be a real pleasure to contemplate as there will be all kinds of gifts offered for sale suitable for every member of the family. A special meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. T. O Mock, 23 West Center-st, tomorrow afternoon to work on quite and fancy work for the big event. A good attendance is desired. Girls Play Five Hundred Conservatory Artists Another of the excellent musical programs as furnished by the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, of which Mrs. A. Siegel is president, will be given for the public, with no admission charge, Friday, Nov. 9, in the Guild hall, Emily and Adelaide, at 8 p.m. At the conclusion the two Misses Siegel will sing a musical play and several stage dances will be contributed by pretty girls. Miss Wilfoam, with violin; Miss Huffman, the guitar; Mrs. Bishop, voice, Miss Staples, cello, and Miss Palmer, saxophone; Miss Siegel, and Mr. and Mrs. Siegel, with voice, piano and flute, will offer an excellent and varied program. Advance Round Table Because of the Southern District convention of the Federated Women's clubs, opening Wednesday, Nov. 14, in the Glenwood Mission Inn, the regular meeting of the Placentia Round Table, which falls on that date, will be advanced to Nov. 7, which is Wednesday of this week, at 2:30. This meeting is under the auspices of the musical section, which has arranged a very interesting program, in addition to which the Rev. A. G. H. Bode will address the club. This talk will be especially attractive because of his recognized interest and ability in music, and that this is his first address before a Placentia audience. Easterners Arrive Here Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cromer of N. Clementine-st are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. John Bahnken of Atlantic City, New Jersey. The easterners left their home with the intention of locating here Mrs. Cromer and Mrs. Bahnken are sisters. Quartet Visits City Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Barkman of Fullerton passed yesterday afternoon and last evening in Los Angeles. Mr. Wright left on the midnight train for El Centro on a business trip. He will be absent until Wednesday. Girls Play Five Hundred An octet of teachers and close friends enjoyed an afternoon over five hundred tables Saturday with Miss Ruth Grim as their hostess. Miss Katherine Dresser made highest number of scores and Miss Ruby Cassou next. Both were suitably awarded. Miss Mary Hamon served as substitute for Miss Kennedy. Delectable refreshment was served after the games, and a short impromptu musical program enjoyed. Entertains Notable Friend E. Jewett Dunham entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of his old friend, E. C. Bellows, and wife, of Los Angeles. Guests of the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright and Mrs. A. L. Knipe and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dunham. The afternoon was passed in talking over old times and hearing the interesting experiences of Mr. and Mrs. Bellows while the former was American consul to Japan. Dine On Lobsters A delightful Sunday evening passed over the Livingston Home on S. Melrose-st, where a jolly dinner party ensued. Lobster in great quantities with other goodies was served. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter Lucille, Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. H. Bowen, Mrs. Ernest Bowen and son, Le Roy; Mrs M. J. Waller, Mrs Ruth Livingston and daughters, and M. G. Prumbley. W. M. S. Meeting The Women's Missionary society of the Christian church will hold the meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Mrs. W. J. Morgan on South-Citron. A full attendance is much desired by the president. Two Birthdays Dinner The birthday anniversary Earl Beesley and Earl Chinn celebrated yesterday at the Polling home on E.Center. Honorees are sons-in-laws of and Mrs. Polling. The dinner a sumptuous affair and they was laden with chicken and pies. Covers were placed for and Mrs. Earl Beesley and all of Uplands, Mr., and Mrs Chinn, Pomona, Miss Lulu Polling. A jolly afternoon was paired with music and conversation. Under New Charter AmI Tai chapter No. 405 holds a stated meeting Wednesday Nov. 7. This is the first meeting under the new charter, and members will enjoy their pendence. A report of the Chapter by Mrs. Kittie Smith, worthy matron, who heard The first election of fliers will be conducted... Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wright and Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Barkman of Fullerton passed yesterday afternoon and last evening in Los Angeles. Mr. Wright left on the midnight train for El Centro on a business trip. He will be absent until Wednesday. W. M. S. Meeting The Women's Missionary society of the Christian church will hold the meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Mrs. W. J. Morgan on South Citron. A full attendance is much desired by the president. Queen Quality Shoes "Trieste" In the front rank of style successes is this new model of Log Cabin One, as made by Queen Quality with flexible sole and Paris Louis heel. Satisfaction—the Essence of "Queen Quality" Service In the making and fitting of QUEEN QUALITY shoes, your satisfaction is always the aim. Correct style, perfect fit, perfect service, are insured when you choose QUEEN QUALITY—and the Trade Mark will be found on every pair as your guarantee of value. Prices $5.50 to $10.50 THE S. Q. R. STORE Anaheim, Calif. Stage Dancing taught by I.D. Wheelee TAYLOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING Pressel Hall Anaheim The Woman's Page ACTRESSES IDEAS IN DRESS HELP OTHER WOMEN Anaheim Matrons Judges Somewhat in celebration of Temperance Sunday, yesterdays silver medal contest as set by the Orange County W. U., under the same regulation the matrons declamatory contest was held last evening in Christian church, Orange. H. Owen, superintendent of medal contest department, was charge of the program, which presented by five young girls the seventh and eighth grades a song by five little girls. Miss Dorothy Bartley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bard of El Modena, was winner of medal and is proudly displayed it to her friends today. Contestants were the M. Bettyle Campbell, Anna Hussey Shirley Haynes and Fay Stine. The judges were Mrs. Spellman and Mrs. A. A. M. Anaheim, and Mrs. Glanzille the contest was an unusual close one, "Seldom," said Spellman," have I seen a great girls showing such remarkable ability and in such very competitor." As a rule six contestants required for a program, but ing one last night, the first and friendly rivalry was minished. Final Dinner Part Mr. and Mrs. C. R. John Cypress, were dinner guests urday evening, and remained night in the beautiful house Mrs. L. O. Harbout, of Hyde. As this was the last social ing in the pretty domicile, unusually pleasant. Mrs. H has placed the house on the tiener block where it will Local News E. P. Green of Downey, a man of considerable oil knowledge, was in Cypress yesterday looking over the situation. Mr. Green is interested in the Torrance fields, and in comparison of the two, gives as his opinion that Cypress is the coming field. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Fuller were visiting at the C. R. John home yesterday. Other guests were Eddie Smith and his sister, Miss Smith of Hollywood, and C. R. Donohue, national bank inspector, and formerly of Washington, D.C., but who is now in California to locate permanently. Paul Yorde is getting along nicely at the Anaheim Community hospital, where he recently underwent an operation. James E. Stewart, local realtor, was not at work today, being confined at home by a severe cold. E. S. Sharp, district sales manager of the Union Oil Co. of Los Angeles, and A. H. Patterson of Santa Ana, special agent for this district, were in Anaheim yesterday. M. C. Todd, T. A. Osborne and R. A. Chandler were visitors yesterday at the Brea lease of the Union Oil Co. Mrs. Ida Meckes, Misses Hester Gay, Vera, Norma and Marcella Meckes, Lawrence Baker of Yorba Linda, and A. S. Dehl of Long Beach, made a trip yesterday to Camp Baldy. Mrs. Hay Beasley and little daughter Lillian have returned from the Seaside hospital, Long Beach, where the little one was born, to their home near Cypress. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Huttenlocker entertained her daughter, Mrs. C. Frank Lee, and granddaughter Eleanor of Los Angeles. and Mrs. Harold Sweetwood motored to Orange county Sunday afternoon. Miss Lucille Perry was the week-end guest of friends in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. A. Chapman enjoyed a drive to the various beaches Sunday. Misses Edytha Hayward and Katherine Van Booven and Messrs. Sidney McDonald and Lawrence Walters motored to Capistrano and vicinity Sunday. A trip through the Mission was a delightful feature. Mrs. W. P. Quarton has returned from a visit with friends at Pasadena. Mrs. Thomas Remp of Brea was the guest of her parents on S.Kroeger street Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Alsip were in Los Angeles Sunday. Miss Grace Burgess passed Sunday in Los Angeles. Misses Rose Payet and Alvina Joost and Messrs. George Carlson and Alvin Swanson motored to Trabuno canyon Sunday. Miss A. Pearl Edwards passed the week-end in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter Lucille of Long Beach passed the week-end in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver and Mrs. O.N. Browner passed Sunday in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Knott and Mrs. I.M.Pickle passed Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E.P.Caverly visited friends in Riverside yesterday. Fullerton Briefs Under New Charter Int'l Tai chapter, No. 405, will be stated meeting Wednesday, Nov. 7. This is the first meeting for the new charter, and all others will enjoy their independence. A report of the Grand Master by Mrs. Kittie Kelly Kish, worthy matron, will be held. The first election of officers will be conducted after a social hour, with refreshments will conclude the meeting. Xteen Club Postponed The meeting of the Sixteen has been postponed from tomorrow until Wednesday, Nov. 14 at home of Mrs. R. B. Herman N. East-st. All members are expected to note the change. Hard Times Dance The Knights of Columbus base-team will have another benchtime, tomorrow evening the day of C. hall. The affair is a "old times" dance and prizes are awarded to those having cleverest costumes. Stage Dancing taught by I.D. Wheeler TAYLOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING Pressel Hall Anaheim Mrs. Ida Meckes, Misses Hester Gay, Vera, Norma and Marcelia Meckes, Lawrence Baker of Yorba Linda, and A. S. Dehll of Long Beach, made a trip yesterday to Camp Baldy. Mrs. Ray Beasley and little daughter Lillian, have returned from the Seaside hospital, Long Beach, where the little one was born, to their home near Cypress. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Huttenlocker entertained her daughter, Mrs. C. Frank Lee, and granddaughter Eleanor, of Los Angeles, Friday and Saturday, at her Cypress home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Streeter and son Howard were week-end guests of Mrs. Mary Sutherland. Charles Predley and John Quigley were picked up by local police during the week-end on the charge of vagrancy. They were given a "floater" out of town. Mr. and Mrs. Travis Cushman were in Los Angeles Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Clemons of Walnut Park were guests Sunday at the E. A. Sparks home. Mrs. M. J. Waller is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Livingston. She has been living at Chino. M. G. Brunbley and R. L. Bowen had a successful hunt for lobsters yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schutz and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Anderson and sons. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Thurman at San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Anderson are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. LaMont and Mr. and Mrs. Logan, both of Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Karsten and Miss Evelyn Karsten passed Sunday at Orange county park. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hock and family and Miss Constance Randall motored to Newport Beach and Orange county park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.' Randall and son Melvin were guests of friends in Los Angeles and Hollywood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Edgar Clark and son 'Albert,' Mr. and Mrs. Will Richter, Santa Ana; and Mr., William Sherman and Lewis Ratdall were arrested late Saturday by the Fullerton police on the charge of vagrancy. They have not yet come up for trial, it is said. Fullerton C. of C.is planning to get out a new set of maps for the city. Roy Crompton of Huntington Beach underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. A program of moving pictures was given this afternoon at the Fullerton grammar school auditorium, the features being scenes at Washington, D.C., and toads. The toads were shown for the benefit of the primary grades. The regular teachers' class meeting for the Fullerton grammar school was announced tonight, the constitution being the subject of consideration. Dr. Bennett of the Univ.of So.Calif.will be present. The annual banquet of the Fullerton Woman's club will be held tomorrow evening at the California Hotel in Fullerton. It is also to be guest night.A special program is being arranged. COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH Mrs. Will Hall, R.No.3,Baxley Ga., states,"I am writing to all who suffer from coughs, colds, croup or whooping cough.I cannot recommend Foley's Honey and Tar too much,and I can't keep house without it.Have been using it since 1919and have found it the best medicine there is for grown-ups and children."Best and largest selling cough and cold remedy in the World.Refuse substitutes.For sale at Heying's Pharmacy. Several Patterns and Colors. This week we p room for other FIGURED TAUPE ED CUSHIONS; 3 $12 CUT VELOUR. SPRING ARMS, SEATS; 3 PIECES-$22 Terms Arranged Phone: 54-J Church and Club News PICNIC DINNER IN COUNTY PARK HONORS SISTERS ORANGE-CO PARK was the scene of a merry party Sunday when a group of relatives enjoyed a family reunion. The affair was to honor Mrs. A. J. Noessler of La Crosse, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Noetzell who have recently come to Anaheim. The ladies are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lehnen. The sumptuous dinner served at noon was a feature attraction of the day. Dancing and other amusements furnished amusements for the after dinner hours. In the crowd were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lehnen, Mrs. A. J. Noessler, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Noetzell, and Mrs. Charles Osborne, John Volz and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Noll and Misses Virginia and Marie Noll, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Volz, Mr. and Mrs. Alois Volz, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Volz. Sunday Evening Guests Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, South Clifton, entertained some friends and relatives yesterday evening with chicken dinner. The table was spread with a bountiful menu accompanying the piece de resistance, and was centered with a great bouquet of chrysanthemums. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Smith, Mrs. Bertha Strodeff, and son, Maek, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitmore, all of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Streech and W. J. Streech, or Orange; Miss Elsa Bloch and Mr. and Mrs. Smith and son, Melvin, of Anaheim. See Indian Pageant Mr. and Mrs. H. Hunt were among the interested spectators of the Indian pageant, presented yesterday at Palm Springs, near the foot of the San Jacinto mountains. Each year a similar event is staged, and this year "Fire" was chosen for the showing. Although the wind somewhat interfered with the sound carrying well, the pageant was altogether enjoyable. More Iowans Arrive Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Logan and Mr. and Mrs. William LeMott and son, all of near Monmouth, Iowa, arrived Saturday afternoon after a four weeks motor trip. They found the roads rather rough until they reached California, and were so celledight with them that already they are arranging to remain in the land of sunshine and flowers. Guests On Birthday Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stires entertained a small group of friends at dinner Saturday evening, among the guests being Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Faleconer of Anaheim. The occasion was in celebration of Mr. Stires birthday. Euchre Club Luncheon The Euchre club will meet Thursday, Nov 8, with Mrs. A. Schulte, for lunch on at the Elks club, and games afterward. The luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. Hotel Valencia Guests W. E. Robertson, H. Hanks, L. Dale, E.-R Machander and H. S. McGraw, Los Angeles; F. C. Nelson, Miami Ariz; Francis J. Final Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. C. R John, of Press, were dinner guests Saturday evening, and remained over night in the beautiful home of L. O. Harbout, of Hyde Park. This was the last social gathering in the pretty domicile; it was usually pleasant. Mrs. Harbout is placed the house on the auction block where it will be sold tomorrow. Weekend In Whittier Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick were Whittier over the week-end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGiffen and D. J. Giffen of Hollywood. Saturday evening the group played Mahogany which they found to be very fascinating. Sunday dinner was a very delightful affair. Amaranth Tomorrow Nite The regular stated meeting of Liberty Court, Order of the Amanth, will be held tomorrow evening. Every member is asked to hear the date in mind and be on hand early. If you think your call is duty, Leave your card and something Irruity—for the sick. Katella P. T. A. Clinic An unusual feature will be introduced at the Katella P.-T. A. at the Tuesday afternoon meeting in the school. A clinic for children under school age will be conducted. The county nurse and a physician will be present to pass upon the condition of the little tots, and all mothers in the district are invited to bring the babies to the meeting. S. S. Board Meeting A supper and rally for the Sunday school workers will be the interesting event in White Temple circle this evening. The supper served at 6:30 and open to the public. The monthly Sunday school board meeting will be held later. Euchre Club Luncheon The Euchre club will meet Thursday, Nov. 8, with Mrs. A. Schultz, for lunch at the Elks club, and games afterward. The luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. Hotel Valencia Guests W. E. Robertson, H. Hanks, I. L. Dale, E. R. Machander and H. S. McGraw, Los Angeles; F. C. Nelson, Miami, Ariz.; Francis J. Murray, Mrs. F. F. Chamberlain; and A W. Randall, Hollywood; Mrs. M. L. Walker, Santa Barbara; M. G. Brumbley, Compton; and A. C. Austin, San Diego. 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