oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-22

WEDDING CROWNS ROMANCE BEGUN IN HIGH SCHOOL ROMANCE which began in school days was crowned at 8 am today with the happy marriage of Miss Jewel Dunn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dunn, of 230 East Whiting, to Mr. Calvin Dean, also of Fullerton, Rev. E. J. Statom, friend of the principals since they wrote children, and former pastor of Fullerton Presbyterian church, but now of Alta Loma, officiating. But the immediate families of the two young folk were present at the pretty affair which was celebrated in the church. Immediately afterward a wedding breakfast was served in the California hotel and Mr. and Mrs. Dean left for a honeymoon via motor. The bride wore a beautiful navy and grey street gown of silk and wool fabric. She was attended by her sister, Miss Eonna Dunn, who also wore navy blue. Mr. Sam Ashe, a fraternity brother of the groom, served as best man. Both attended U. C. in Berkeley where the groom was for three years on the all-star team of that college. Miss Alta Statom played softly during the ceremony. Miss Dunn has been an active business girl since graduating from high school and was a valued assistant as bookkeeper in the office of P. Strauss & Co., of Fullerton. The grooms is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Deau, 232 West Commonwealth, and is a native son of Fullerton. He is a college trained civil engineer and is employed by the General Petroleum company in Santa Fe Springs. They will reside in Mexican Notable at Club Yesterday's meeting of the Round Table club, Placentia, was of unusual interest as Senior Leal, Mexican consul in Los Angeles, provided an attractive feature with his talk on conditions in his native country. He told of the encouraging activities with United States acting as a helpful next door neighbor and the ambitious development of the rich mineral and soil opportunities. He was accompanied by several of his countrynen. A musical program provided by the committee, with Mrs. T. L. McFadden as chairman, was an added pleasure. Courtesies of guest day were permitted and the attendance was unusually large. Hestames included the Mesdames McFadden, J. E. Scott and J. J. Farley. BRIDE ELECT IS GUEST OF HONOR AT WEBB HOME COMPLIMENTING Miss Lanette Rule, popular Anaheim girl who is soon to become the bride of Mr. Harold Bird of Orange, Miss Lydia Davys very charmingly entertained last evening at the home of her sister, Mrs. William P. Webb, Jr. The Webb home was smartly decorated in a color scheme of yellow and white and the flowers used added beauty and delight to the party. Various games furnished amusement for the affair after guests had made an assortment of pretty holders for the honoree. Miss Rule was presented with a basket containing many pretty articles of wide variety which she opened with interest and delight. Late in the evening, Miss Davis, coached by Mrs. Webb, served BUSINESS CLUB'S MUSICAL COMEDY ALMOST READY "PHOEBE", the premier Anaconda production, will be presented at Anaheim high school tomorrow evening by George Van Deacon, president, under the auspices of the Business and Professional Women's club, "Phoebe" is a comedy with music and a clever plot is woven into the two acts. There are fourteen snappy musical numbers including school duets, trios and quartets, and ensemble numbers. Solo numbers will be contributed by Mrs. Blanche Bell who sings, "East is West" and "Little Green God". Mrs Bell has a rich contralto voice Mrs. Helen Harden and Ed W Brown have several clever duet numbers that display their voices exceptionally well. Other duet numbers are furnished by Miss Irene Jacques and Harold Kahn Misses Elaine Schellens and Gretchen Holland, and Miss Gladys Dickersen and Harold Kahn. The reserved seat sale started at Heying's Pharmacy this morning and there was a grand rush There are more than 1200 seats in the auditorium and every one is a good one. The rehearsal last evening went off with a snap and every player was on his toes in his part. A chorus of girls adds considerably to the affair and includes Adaide Goodson, Maybelle Hall away, A. Pearl Edwards, Lucill Perry, Gladys Cottrell, Retz West, Callye Sparks, Ellen Tuma and Florence Smith. They sing "Some Party" and "Sonja." Miss Dunn has been an active business girl since graduating from high school and was a valued assistant as bookkeeper in the office of P. Strauss & Co., of Fullerton. The grocer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dean, 232 West Commonwealth, and is a native son of Fullerton. He is a college trained civil engineer and is employed by the General Petroleum company in Santa Fe Springs. They will reside in Waittler. School Carnival Friday Details are completed for the indoor carnival to be given tomorrow evening by the Orange-thorpe school beginning at 5:30 to provide funds for a nice Christmas treat for the children. The booths are going to be interesting and popular places where goodies of many kinds may be found, and a complete supper supplied. Hot dogs and coffee, sweets and pastries, as well as fancy articles, fortune telling booths, a fish pond and various other amusements are provided. The carnival is under the auspice of the Parent-Teachers association of that district and much interest is centering in the affair. Choral Party Tonight The Anaheim Choral Union, meeting tonight in St. Michael's parish hall at 7:30, will devote one hour to rehearsal of the cantata, Ruth, the Monobites." Mrs. J. H. Ritchie, Mrs. R. L. Royalty and Mrs. Walter Ross will then act as hostesses of the evening and the first of the monthly parties enjoyed by the club will be held. Every member is urged to be present at the rehearsal and is privileged to take along a guest, who is invited to remain for the party as well as to enjoy the singing hour. Since reorganization the club is showing renewed energy and interest in the coming production is one hundred percent. Walter Flower of Los Angeles special fuel agent of the Union Oil Co., was in Anaheim today. Mrs. J. V. Woodside of Santa Ana is a patient at the local sanitarium today. Free Photos The Webb home was smartly decorated in a color scheme of yellow and white and the flowers used added beauty and delight to the party. Various games furnished amusement for the affair after guests had made an assortment of pretty holders for the honoree. Miss Rule was presented with a basket containing many pretty articles of wide variety which she opened with interest and delight. Late in the evening, Miss Davis, assisted by Mrs. Webb, served dainty refreshments. Invited guests other than the bride-elect were Mesdames P. I. Bird and Brubaker, of Orange; Fred S. Hill, Frank Updike, Richmond Rule, Fred Fuller and Miss Marie Hammon. Pollerten; the Muses Ann Dunn and Maurine Perry, Santa Ana; Mesdames George Wetzel, M. Kroeger, Emil Loescher, William P. Webb, and the Misses Betry West, Marcella Marshall, Eleanor Leescher, Ruth Loescher, Hazel Fox and Josephine Lopez. The rehearsal last evening went off with a snap and every player was on his toes in his part. A chorus of girls adds considerably to the affair and includes Adelaide Goodson, Maybelle Haigh away, A. Pearl Edwards, Lucille Perry, Gladys Cottrell, Betti West, Calyye Sparks, Ellen Tumma and Florence Smith. They simulate "Some Party" and "Sonja." Launches Party Series Miss R. Stone first and Mrs E. P. Fergus, second, carried on the ladies' prizes at the Elks carparty last evening, and Mr. V. LaMont and Mr. Harry Hughes second, for the men. The chosen game was five hundred and the party is the first of a series which will be held each third Wednesday night in the month during the winter. Fifteen tables were played last night and everybody had a most pleasant evening. Refreshments were served after the game. like finding a new in a haystack—back in India Finding a stray package mea in the "Hoosier Star" be just about as easy. California it's a different Every grocer in the Go knows Sperry Germea Walter Flower of Los Angeles special fuel agent of the Union Oil Co., was in Anaheim today. Mrs. J. V. Woodside of Santa Ana is a patient at the local sanitarium today. Shop Early—Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Free Photos With each doz. photos ordered, one 8x10 free for a short time only. STEWART'S STUDIO 146 W. CENTER ST. Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Let us make you one of our many SATISFIED CUSTOMERS The Jewel Box Finding a stray package mea in the "Hoosier State be just about as easy. California it's a different Every grocer in the Go knows Sperry Germea nia's favorite breakfast And keeps it easy-to-reason! If you have new Germea you are in for a venture. Not only is it but uncommonly nutriti it is made from the "g life-energy part of the whole wheat grain co tains 2% "germ." Germea has 10%—five times as much. Ask your groc SPERRY GERMIA California's favorite breakfast cereal "Eat more whea The Woman's Page NESS CLUB'S MICAL COMEDY ALMOST READY BE", the premier Anaheim production, will be preAnaheim high school to-evening by George Van president, under the austhe Business and Professomen's club. "Phoebe" is with music and a clever woven into the two acts. Fourteen snappy nuisbers, including solos and quartets, and ennumbers. Solo numbers contributed by Mrs. Blanch to singa. "East is West" tittle Green God". Mrs. a rich contralto voice Harden and Ed V. have several clever duet that display their voices mally well. Other duet are furnished by Miss quenes and Harold Kahn; Elaine Schellens and Holland; and Miss Dickersen and Harold reserved seat sale started gig's Pharmacy this mornthere was a grand rush. There was a grand rush. more than 1200 seats in istorium and every one is one. The carousel last evening went a snap and every player his toes in his part. Rus of girls adds considto the affair and includes Goodson, Maybelle HathPearl Edwards, Lucille Gladys Cottrell, Betty Gallery Sparks, Ellen Tuma, France Smith. They sing party" and "Sonja." Honor Departing Friend Mrs. R. W. Balch and Mrs H. L. Turton entertained this afternoon with a patio tea in honor of Mrs. C. F. Grim, who leaves in a few days for a trip around the world. Guests of the occasion, which was held at the Balch home, 726 South Lemon-st, were members of the Beta Delphian group, of which Mrs. Grim was former leader, Mrs. C. W. Austin, president of the general Delphian society, and Mrs. Frederick R. Schiller, supervisor, were also invited. A shower of handkerchiefs was presented to Mrs. Grim and she will enjoy many a pretty thot of her friends at home as she uses those dainty accessories during the several months' absence. GOODBYE PARTY FOR TRAVELERS TO HONOLULU COMPLIMENTING the Misses Alice and Ruth Pannier, who are leaving in a few days for a five weeks' trip to Honolulu, Mrs. George Raines and Miss Marjorie Raines entertained a company of their friends as a jolly surprise. The two young ladies, who are special friends of the hostesses, were invited to the home of Mrs. Raines for the evening meal and were unsuspectingly chatting when the other guests arrived. A lively ten minutes of greetings ensued then discussion of the plans for the journey formed an interesting theme of conversation. The girls later wrote letters which the travelers will send en route to their island destination. The decorative motif of the evening was appropriate to the occasion, a replica of the steamer canu- HOLIDAY BLOOM ADORNS HOME AT CLUB MEETING MRS. A. V. VAIL was hostess yesterday to the members of the Orangesthorpe club. Mrs Vail used the attractive poinsettias for decorations. After scores was counted it was found that Mrs. McKee had made high, Mrs. Smith, second; Mrs. Witherill, third; and Mrs. Dickson, low. An hour of social conversation gave the guests an opportunity to enjoy the delicious repast and talk over affairs of the day. Guests included the Meidames Ray Harland, W. Annin, H. Skinner, L. D. Witherill, C Smith, Roy Lowering, R McKee, W. B. Parrett, J. Dickson, H. Schulz, Cecil James, John Wents, H. Schulte, Sophia Stock and John Kellenberger. History Section Open Meeting for the first time in season, in the White Temple, ed from an eastern journey, resume of last year's study, the work to a convenient start, place for the coming season. J. E. Schumacher was chosen to serve until the return History and Travel section gred Miss Kate Rea, instructor, with her mother, recently retired Mrs. E. E. Brus, who is now w ing in the northeast. Guild Meeting Tomorrow The regular meeting of Helper's Guild of St. Michi church will be held tomorrow in Guild hall. The re- ning will be somewhat short by the bazaar in Fullerton w is being held by the ladies o Andrew's church and which o f the local society will atten- is hoped all members will ar e the meeting here. Snapp Footwear We have just the style We have just the style you have been looking for and Four Eighty Five is the highest you can pay in our stores — Low Heel or Military Heel Oxford In all the wanted combinations. Shoes that would ordinarily retail from $7.50 to $10.00. Our Price ..... $4 Men's Golf Oxford Made of smoked elk leather, with rubber soles. Good welted sores. Worth $7.50 a pair. 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A time of last year's study brot work to a convenient starting for the coming season. Mrs. Schumacher was chosen leader to serve until the return of history and Travel section greetles Kate Rea, instructor, who, her mother, recently returned E. E. Brus, who is now visiting on the northeast. Guild Meeting Tomorrow the regular meeting of the guild's Guild of St. Michael's church will be held tomorrow affternoon in Guild hall. The meetwill be somewhat shortened the bazaar in Fullerton which being held by the ladies of Sanrow's church and which many the local society will attend. It opposed all members will attend meeting here. Local Artists to Sing Mrs. Hans Madlener and Miss Frieda Lumsden, two Anaheim vocalists, will participate in a program at the Conservatory of Music. 705 West Center-st, Satday afternoon, which a number of out-of-town pupils of Mine Geneva Johnston Bishop will present. All music lovers of Anaheim and vicinity are invited. The recital will continue until a clock and contains numbers from the familiar classics. Miss Lumsdon will sing the Musetta Walta song from La Boheme and Mrs. Madlener, Il Boclo, Arditt. Walter Stokes of the local office of the Standard Oil Co., is away for a few days. He left word that he was going hunting in the San Jacinto Mountains. His friends are whispering rumors that its something more serious, for instance, a bride. Plain Dealer Ads Always Bring VANESS Grows Hair in 90 Days A minute a day is sufficient time to devote to this new method scalp treatment. VANESS Liquid Scrub Massage is applied with a patented rubber applicator attached directly to the bottle. The cooling treat-ment is fed directly to the hair root through flexible rubber nipples. VANESS stops falling hair—grows new hair in 90 days. Ask us about our 90-day treatment plan. We give a money back guarantee. Get started now. VANESS will not disappoint you. GIBSON'S DRUG STORES "At Your Service" 169 W. Center. 115 N. 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