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DINNER GUEST, SURPRISED WITH EVENING PARTY. Mr. AND Mrs. O. V. Barkman of Fullerton were dinner guests Wednesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wright at their pretty home on N. Clementine rf. After dinner the guests retired to the parlor for an evening in conversation, but at eight o'clock Mr. Wright went to the door in response to the bell and found a group of twelve awaiting on the porch. As they were admitted Mrs. Barkman was told that the visitors had been asked to come in for a jolly surprise on her birthday anniversary. She was presented with a lovely gift. Tables were produced and five hundred enjoyed the remainder of the evening. At midnight, scores were counted and it was found that Mrs. Rex Bagley had made high, Mrs. Joe Helke, second and Mrs. Edith Ellis, third; Men's awards went to O. J. Dickman, first; Rex Bagley, second and Lloyd Gabriel, third. A delicious two course lunch was enjoyed after the games. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wright included Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bagley, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Helke, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Suiter, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gabriel, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellis, and the honored guest and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Barkman. Quarlet Wins Prizes Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus entertained last evening for a number of their friends, the same group which meets frequently for games of five hundred. Prizes went to four families. Fireman Banquet Remembering the happy occasions of last year and two years ago, when Anaheim's fire laddies entertained their families with a big banquet, the stunt was repeated last night, when forty-one fireman and their wives and children sat down to a big chicken supper served by the Ladies Auxiliary in the Legion club rocina. An impromptu program of short talks and unlimited badinage featured the banquet hour, and afterward a theatre party was formed where the vaudeville program was enjoyed. There is earnest talk of making the banquet a regular annual event, of which all heartily approve. NOTABLE PASTOR CONDUCTS BIBLE STUDY HERE Dr. WILLIAM P. WHITE, of the Bible Extension League, will conduct a Bible conference each afternoon at 2:30 and evening at 7:30, in the Presbyterian church beginning next Sunday. The meetings will continue throughout the week. Dr. White will have for his general afternoon theme the Epistle to the Philippians, and in the evening, "Thinking through the Bible." Dr. White has been a pastor for almost thirty years and is well adapted to a sympathetic and constructive teaching of the word of God. He does not ride a hobby, he says that what God's children need is a new interest in the Bible as a whole. His aim is to get people to read and study this wonderful book for themselves. The Bible Extension League is composed of Christian men who believe in the inspired and the in- SURPRISE CHOICE DIRECTOR OF NATAL D Mr. HENRY GREFE was thoroughly surprised last evening when the choir of Zion Luther church went to his home to brate his birthday, which, busy way, be had almost ten. After recovering from the prise Mr. Grefe, who has been rector and organist at Zion church went to his home to brate his birthday, which, busy way, be had almost ten. Not all the choir members could attend the party those present were the Messias O. Maas, Gru Henry Burdorf, Rev., and Schmelzer, Mrs. Ida Grimm Misses Ellise and Adeline Mev Arvina Jost, Anna Tonn, Barnesberger, the Messias Fl E. C. Grim, Henry Wiebe Jone and Randall Maas, Rosie Prieda Flesner, and Mr., and Grim and two sons. Announces Betrothal The announcement of the trothal of Miss Marie Pope, mona, to Mr. Ross H. Wallis of Mrs. Ada King Wallis, of heim, was made recently pretty social affair given by mother, Mrs Adelaide Pophe their Pomona home. The date the marriage is set for New Year day and will be a pretty ceremony. The bride elect has all been honored with social all Quarlet Wins Prizes Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus entertained last evening for a number of their friends, the same group which meets frequently for games of five hundred. Prizes went to four families: Mr. Ruick and Mrs. Clark made high scores, and Mr. Fergus and Mrs. Gieser, low scores. Each was given an appropriate award. After an hour of conversation, Mrs. Fergus invited the guests into the dining room where they found their places at a table pretty set in Thanksgiving motif. A delicious two course luncheon was served. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Page Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gleser, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark. Party for Easterners Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fredell assisted by Mrs. Fredell's sister, Miss Ressler of Mankato, Minn., entertained last evening in their suite at the Colonial apartments with a dinner party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Russell and their charming daughters, Audrey and Dixie; Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Macbeth of Mankato, Minn.; Mrs. Chapin of Eagle Rock, and J. W. Cropp of the Hotel Valencia. Mr. Russell is an oil operator of Texas, and is here looking over the possibilities of the local field. Plain Dealer Ads Always Bring A Beautiful Dainty White Skin for You — in one minute — or your money back RED OR BROWN PACE, NECK, HANDS ON ARMS WILL INCREASE MINOR-BECOME A BEAUTIFUL WHITE IF YOU USE Dervis Viva PLESH, WHITE OR BRUNETTE AT HOME OR IN PUBLIC, ATTRACTIVE WHITENESS OF YOUR SKIN CAUSES COMMENTS OF ADMIRATION. USING THIS EDITION MAY HAS BETTER Effect BUT DOES NOT SNOWBURST OFF, HARMLESS. AVOID SUBSTITUTES, SIXTY GENTS. Married in Los Angeles A friendship of a great many years standing culminated Wednesday in the marriage of Mrs. M. B. Hoskins, of Anaheim, to Mr. O. B. Lingle, formerly of Kansas, when Rev. "Bob" Shuler, of Los Angeles, performed the ceremony in that city. Their permanent residence has not been decided upon but they will be in Anaheim at least temporarily. Mrs. Lingle has made her home here with her daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Johnson, who is connected with the S. Q. R. store, and her son, Harley Hoskius. She has a large circle of friends, particularly in the White Temple, where she holds membership, who wish her all happiness wherever her home may be made. Tourists Tell of Voyage Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Suiter, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Dickman, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellis, and the honored guest and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Barkman. Dr. White has been a pastor for almost thirty years and is well adapted to a sympathetic and constructive teaching of the word of God. He does not ride a hobby, he says that what God's children need is a new interest in the Bible as a whole. His aim is to get people to read and study this wonderful book for themselves. The Bible Extension League is composed of Christian men who believe in the inspired and the infallible word of God. All who are seeking a better knowledge of the word of God and a deepening of their faith in its gospel and its Savior, are cordially invited to attend the sessions of the conference. Federation Closes Delegates and visitors from Anaheim are discussing today the excellent club federation meeting just closed in Riverside, and the brilliant speeches made by club women of the Southland, as well as that by Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, president of the General Federation, who is a California visitor. Other outstanding speeches were made by Mrs. Robert J. Burdette, Mrs. John Urquehart, president of the state federation, Mrs. H.Atwood, of Riverside, etc. The luncheon at the Glenwood Mission Inn was also a pleasant feature of the day. Representing the local Ebell club were Mrs. Nellie E. Terry, president; Mrs. C.C.Smith, Mrs.J.P.Probst, Mrs.M.E.Canby and Mrs.H.C.Ruick.Many members of the Ebell drove over for the day, but the named members attended all three days. Marriage Licenses Love's young dream is not ways young, if ages attach marriage licenses may be covered, for in granting a license Jacob Rush, 73, and Maggie Kinsolving, 66, both of Orla they make the second couple the 70s and 80s to wed this w But years do not count in Formula. Other licenses were granted Budd J.Rose, 36,Anaheim Estelle Kidweiler, 36,Los Angeles; William S.Norman, 21 Leona Ruth Blakemore, 18.of Brea. Son's Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs.Julius C.Stern gave a dinner party last even on the occasion of their s birthday at their ranch near Fullerton.Guests include Mrs.C.K.Percey,Mr.and A. Kneip & Co. 118 West Chartres St. Anaheim, Calif. BUNCH GOODS, CARROTS, TURNIPS, BEETS, ONIONS, SPINACH AND LETTUCE 3 for 10c POTATOES, 8 lbs. .25c Also come in and get regular Saturday Bargains on groceries and fresh meats. The Woman's Page URPRISE CHOIR DIRECTOR ON NATAL DAY MR. HENRY GREFE was thoroughly surprised last evening on the choir of Zion Lutheran Church went to his home to celebrate his birthday, which, in his way, be had almost forgot after recovering from the surgery Mr. Grefe, who has been doctor and organist at Zion church several years, was presented with a smoking stand and words of congratulation as well as appreciation of his excellent and unending services. Games and singing formed a delightful pastime, for which refreshments were served. For all the choir members did attend the party but those present were the Messrs and Adams O. Maas, Grussing, Harry Burdorf, Rev. and Mrs. Melzer, Mrs. Ida Grimm, theses Elise and Adeline Melcher, Anna Jost, Anna Tonn, Clara Jesberger, the Messrs Flesner, C. Grim, Henry Wiebe, and Randall Maas, Rose and Da Flesner, and Mr. and Mrs. and two sons. Announces Betrothal The announcement of the behalf of Miss Marie Pope, of Poona, to Mr. Ross H. Wallis, son Mrs. Ada King Wallis, of Ana-na, was made recently at a social affair given by her mother, Mrs. Adelaide Pope, at Pomona home. The date for marriage is set for New Year's and will be a pretty home ceremony. Mrs. Enrico Caruso. Mrs. Enrico Caruso, widowed by the tragic death of the famous tenor, is soon to remarry, according to reports from Europe, verified NEWLYWEDS MAKE NEW HOME IN ANAHELM. MISS RUTH BLAKEMOUS Mr. William S. Norris married yesterday at one at Santa Ana by Justice A. They were attended by George Brown, sister of Mrs. Norman wore a tive brown charmuse w pumps and hose to match. Owing to the condition oil fields, they will not honeymoon trip at present evening they will be dining of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blakemous. Mrs. Norman is the day Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Blakemous have been resident heim for a long time. A terval of several years till in Perris valley, near River For the present Mr. and Norman will make their Anaheim. Nine Pretty Days A chorus of nine pretties will have considerable ing in "Phoebe" the music being sponsored by the press and Professional club. The girls have never singed and dancing will make a great hit audience. One of their numbers is "There's No Nothing." Featuring this act are les Dorothea Moos, Flomaster, Helen Reinert, Audreyley, Margaret Schaefer, Long, Leona Borth, Vivian am and Mary Bush. Discuss Dental Care Announces Betrothal The announcement of the behaal of Miss Marie Pope, of Foma, to Mr. Ross H. Wallis, son Mrs. Ada King Wallis, of Analia, was made recently at a social affair given by her herder, Mrs. Adelaide Pope, at Pomona home. The date for marriage is set for New Year's and will be a pretty home money. The bride elect has already honored with social courtship and more are planned by her dads. She is a graduate of Pona Junior college and now a cent in Southern Branch, U. C. R., Wallis is assistant treassor of the Orpheum theatre, Los Belles, and it is in that city the home will probably be District W.F.M.S. Today An even dozen of White Temple left early today for Ben Grove to attend the anmeeting of the District hen's Foreign Missionary solution. The Mesdames Edward low, district superintendent young People's work, Mrs. Glabaugh, W. S. Price, J.C. well, Earl Baum, Frank Neble, Warren Mathis, George Day, E. L. Hein, Ben Hein E.A. Collins will attend the days' program, during which Elizabeth Parke, a missionfrom San Fernando, P.I., will can address. Annual reports will be presenttion of the many department heads, ben Grove will be served by the ben Grove ladies. Marriage Licenses I've young dream is not alyoung, if ages attached to marriage licenses may be considered for in granting a license to Rush, 73, and Maggie J. Selving, 66, both of Orange. Make the second couple near 80s and 80s to wed this week. Years do not count in California licenses were granted to J.Rose, 36, Anaheim, and the Kidweiler, 36, Los Angeles William S. Norman, 21 and Ruth Blakemore, 18, both sea. On's Birthday Dinner and Mrs. Julius C. Stankey a dinner party last evening the occasion of their son's day, at their ranch home Fullerton. Guests included: C.K.Percey,Mr. and Mrs. Local News Mr. and Mrs. M.L.Farragher of Denver, brother and sister-inlaw of Miss Elizabeth Farragher of the Hotel Pleasant, are visiting with her. They drove thru, arriving last night. J.G.Harlow of Anaheim underwent an operation on an arm at the local sanitarium today. He had received injuries in an accidenent time ago. Other new patients include: John W.Norton, Santa Ana, and Miss Beasie Thompson. Mr. and Mrs.Curtiss Gilbert of Bakersfield were visiting several days at the Frank Bungay home on S.Melrose-st. Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs.N.M.Durkee that they have left Ft.Worth, Texas, and are now in Oklahoma visiting relatives. They were called to Texas owing to the illness of the sister of Mr.Durkee. Mr. and Mrs.M.Eugene Durée, Mr. and Mrs.R.B.Young and Mr.Harry Horn left yesterday for the Klwansis district convention at Fresno. They traveled in a special stage which also carried delegates from Santa Ana and Fullerton. They will return Sunday. Fullerton Briefs J.H.Holloway left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Springdale, Arkansas. George Patton of Fallbrook, formerly a resident of Fullerton, was in Fullerton today on a combined business and pleasure trip. AT THE VALENCIA HOTEL George R. Stewart,Passadena; S.Cliun,Pomona;C.W.Baker, Fred D.Freeman;E.E.Wilson,J. N.Nichols,Harold Epstein,R.M. Arnold,D.W.Eymann,and Edward B,Lewis,Los Angeles; and Stanford Raymond Stockton. Shop Early On account of the publicity given them, we are familiar with Mrs. Enrico Caruso. Mrs. Enrico Caruso, widowed by the tragic death of the famous tenor, is soon to remarry, according to reports from Europe, verified by her family. The man Dan Cupid has found to bring happiness into her life again is Capt.E.A.Ingram, wealthy Scot, whom she met three months ago. Caruso died in August, 1921. Local News Elite Club at Dahlman's Members of the Elite club were pleasantly entertained by Mrs.L.Dahlman at her pretty country home yesterday. The afternoon prograssed with games of five hundred. Mrs.Porter made high score,Mrs.Nebelung,second and Mrs.Kroeger, third. A two-course luncheon was served late in the afternoon. Guests of Mrs.Dahlman included Mrs.Leon Porter,Mrs.Max Nebclung,Mrs.L.Z.Kroeeger,Mrs.Len Witherill,Mrs.Sophia Stock,Mrs.A.V.All,mrs.J.H.Kellenberger,Mrs.Hernan Schindler,Mrs.A.Kahl,mrs.Wm.J.Lake,Mrs.Henry Heying,Mrs.Oscar Heying,Mrs.F.M.Eden,Mrs.J.H.Brunsworth and Mrs.E.South. Hear Noted Evangelist Eight Anaheim admirer of Rev. Courtland Myers, who is holding evangelistic services in Immanuel Baptist church, East Long Beach,drove over from Anaheim last right to attend the service.Mr. and Mrs.W.E.Bartlett,mr and Mrs.M.E.Simons,mrs.M.H.Mayberry and Mrs.H.H.Knox and son Max,formed the octet and all were much delighted with the sermon. Mother Entertains Mrs.A.F.Withee,mother of Mrs.W.C.Carle,intented last evening for the members of the Chat 'En Seau club at her home on E.Center-st.The usual diversion of embroidery work and conversation was enjoyed.Mrs.Narbert Anderson invited the members to her home next meeting night. Dainty refreshments were served before the guests departed. Guests of the club included Mrs.Hazel Mosley,Mrs.Sampson,Miss Nellie Cobb.The members present were Meadames H.K.Boyd, Welcome M.WardW.C.Carlo,C.B.Codson,Fred Scott,V.Eoss Discuss Dental Care More than a half dozen members of the P.T.A.council and school office present at the meeting by discussing establishment to tal clinic in the city.I Waters was appointed one of a committee to secure speakers for a meeting in future,these who have experience in conducting clinics.The date has no decided upon. Dental clinics in other have been worked out suly and it is the desire of all sponsors to start one as possible.Funds for the co-furnished from the sale at the Community shop. TO THE PEOPLE OF ANAK This is a personal word would like to speak to me close but as I cannot do resort to the only method me. I desire you to know White Temple,both pass people are trying to m inspire a Sunday night as is possible,the be all those people who live other church connection reference. I feel very strongly points:1.Every person to have in his life and ence what the church give-an hour of joyous worship.Do not leave substitute for this.Sun a day of rest recreation.worship.Do not leave ter out of your life.2.many do not feel that they are for everyone.We desibe.I am taking this making it as clear as I know that the WHITE TEMPLE desires your presence at ourular Sunday evening m where the whole program wek is arranged to be ally helpful to the greater ber of people. Come and visit us and AT THE VALENCIA HOTEL George R. Stewart, Pasadena; S. Chian, Pomona; C. W. Baker, Fred D. Freeman, E. E. Wilson, N. Nichols, Harold Epstein, R. M. Arnold, D. W. Eymann, and Edward B. Lewis, Los Angeles; and Stanford Raymond, Stockton. Shop Early On account of the publicity given them, we are familiar with the ravages caused by tuberculosis and cancer; but there is another class of diseases, of which we do not read, that is perpetrating unbelievable depredations. Macaroni At It's Best KITCHEN BOUQUET, a purely vegetable product, is in almost every pantry. Housewives know it is the secret of making good gravies and soups, but KITCHEN BOUQUET is equally good in preparing many other dishes. Try your next dish of macaroni prepared this way— BAKED MACARONI M package macaroni, broken in pieces 1 teaspoon of salt 1 quarts boiling water M cup grated cheese 1 teaspoon Kitchen Bouquet M milk Butter Cook measured in boiling salted water until sugar dissolves and allows with it water to place one-third the cooked macaroni in battered baking dish, dot with butter and sprinkle with powdered sugar then pancake dough and shave until dishful. Add Kitchen Bouquet to milk and pour this over the macaroni to sputter over, then particle thickly with chalk-like in medium hot oven a half hour, until nicely browned and serve immediately for dinner. KITCHEN BOUQUET A New Brunswick THE ROYAL Knabe Pianos $115.00 Easy Terms Anaheim Music Co. Schmidt, Dunham & Knipe Next to California Theatre NEWLYWEDS TO MAKE NEW HOME IN ANAHEIM MISS RUTH BLAKEMORE, and Mr. William S. Norman were married yesterday at one o'clock at Santa Ana by Justice J. B. Cox. They were attended by Mrs. George Brown, sister of the bride. Mrs. Norman wore an attractive brown charnouse with hat, pumps and hose to match. Owing to the conditions in the old fields, they will not take a honeymoon trip at present. This evening they will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blakemore at Long Beach. Mrs. Norman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Blakemore. They have been residents of Anaheim for a long time. At an interval of several years they lived in Perris valley, near Riverside. For the present Mr. and Mrs. Norman will make their home in Anaheim. Nine Pretty Dancers A chorus of nine pretty maidens will have considerable dancing in "Phoebe" the musical comedy being sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's club. The girls have several clever singing and dancing acts and will make a great hit with the audience. One of their specialty numbers is "There's No Use Crying". Featuring this act are the Misses Dorothea Moos, Floma Schneider, Helen Reinert, Audra Keithley, Margaret Schaefer, Virginia Long, Lucia Borth, Vivian Merriam and Mary Bush. Discuss Dental Clinic Former Anaheimer Weds The nuptials of Mrs. Cella See and Mr. Murray Vandermaster, both of Santa Ana, was celebrated Wednesday, in the Congregational rectory, Riverside, Rev. John Gardner officiating. The groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Vandermast, his sister, Mrs. Walter Prince, and Mrs. Hattie Wright, an aunt of Mr. Vandermast, attended the ceremony. Dinner at the Mission Inn followed the wedding, after which the bride and groom went to Los Angeles, and later will be at home in their apartment, 424 South Birch-st. Mr. Vandermast resided in Anaheim several years ago, but has lived many years in Santa Ana. He is the son of Asa Vandermast, the clothier, who operates clothing stores in Fullerton, Orange and Santa Ana, being connected with the latter store. The bride has been cashier at the Peerless cafeteria and has made a wide circle of business and social friends through her efficiency and courtesy. The bridal pair has been honored guests at several pretty preuptial affairs. Games for Two Dozen Mrs. J. J. Dwyer entertained six tables of 500 players yesterday afternoon at her lovely home on West-st. Gay with autumn flowers, the rooms presented a most hospitable appearance and bore the fragrance of the blooms. The one o'clock luncheon was served in three courses, the autumn tints on the table furthering the motif. An hour of chatting over the approaching holiday season, the coming local talent entertainments, in which all Anaheim is interested, and other up- club. The girls have several clever singing and dancing acts and will make a great hit with the audience. One of their specialty numbers is "There's No Use Crying". Featuring this act are the Misses Dorothea Moos, Floma Schneider, Helen Reinert, Audra Keithley, Margaret Schaefer, Virginia Long, Leona Borth, Vivian Merriam and Mary Bush. Discuss Dental Clinic More than a half dozen dentists of the city together with members of the P.T. A. the city council and school officials were present at the meeting last evening called for the purpose of discussing establishment of a dental clinic in the city. Dr. J. E. Waters was appointed chairman of a committee to secure suitable speakers for a meeting in the near future, these who have had experience in conducting dental clinics. The date has not been decided upon. Dental clinics in other cities have been worked out successfully and it is the desire of the local sponsors to start one as soon as possible. Funds for the clinic are furnished from the sale of goods at the Community shop. TO THE PEOPLE OF ANAHEIM This is a personal word that I would like to speak to everyone close but as I cannot do that I resort to the only method left to me. I desire you to know that the White Temple, both pastor and people, are trying to make as inspiring a Sunday night service as possible, for the benefit of all those people who have no other church connection or preference. I feel very strongly on two points: 1. Every person ought to have in his life and experience what the church alone can live—an hour of joyous, social worship. Do not leave the lat-substitute for this. Sunday is day of rest, recreation and worship. Do not leave the alter out of your life. 2. I think many do not feel that the church is for everyone. We desire it to be. I am taking this way of making it as clear as I know how that the WHITE TEMPLE desires your presence at its popular Sunday evening meetings, where the whole program each week is arranged to be practically helpful to the greatest number of people. Come and visit us and give us Mrs. J. J. Dwyer entertained six tables of 500 players yesterday afternoon at her lovely home on West-st. Gay with autumn flowers, the rooms presented a most hospitable appearance and bore the fragrance of the blooms. The one o'clock luncheon was served in three courses, the autumn tints on the table furthering the motif. An hour of chatting over the approaching holiday season, the coming local talent entertainments, in which all Anaheim is interested, and other up-to the minute topics lent jolly informality. Small tables were produced later and the games occupied the remainder of the afternoon. First prize was won by Mrs. J. W. Walop. Mrs. Charles Harbeson, second, and Mrs. M. J. Bradley, consolation. Just a Few Lots Left in Beautiful St. Katherine Tract COR. CYPRESS AND NORTH PALM STREET WELL LOCATED One Block from High School—Two Blocks from Grammar School WE WILL BUILD AND FINANCE your home for you. 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