oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-23

EVENING WITH CARDS AT HOME OF DR. TOMPKINS DR. AND MRS. C. P. Tompkins entertained last evening for a party of friends who pleasantly passed the evening playing five hundred. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb won the first prizes and Mr. Akermon, consolation. Mrs. Tompkins had her rooms very prettily decorated with autumn flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb were voted as members, to take the place of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart N. White, who have gone to their eastern home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Black of Santa Fe Springs substituted for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collings. Other guests last evening included, Mr. and Mrs. William P. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Akermon, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shipkey. Conference Closes The Bible conference which Dr. W. P. White of the Bible Extension League has been conducting for the past week in the Presbyterian church will be brought to a close with the three services on the Sabbath. Increasing audiences attest the growing interest in these studies and mark an epoch in the lives of many with respect to their attitude toward God's Word and its teaching. If you have not heard Dr. White his subjects for the three services Sabbath day will be welcome opportunities. In the morning: "The Security of the Believer." In the afternoon at three, "The Carnal Christian," and in the evening, "The Throne of David." It is the plan, if possible, to have a return visit from Dr. White in the near future. Annual Canvass Day Next Sunday, November 25, is every member canvass day in all Episcopal churches in the country. The church members pledge a budget on that day for all work, local and general. This is the fourth year since the plan began, and during the four years a great advance has been made. Parishes have increased their support everywhere, and in Southrn California, a fine institute for seamen has been established in San Pedro, an old people's home near Alhambra, a home for children at Garvanza, besides hospitals, schools, mission churches etc., all over the United States and abroad. St. Michael's, Anaheim, will fall in line with the rest of the churches Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. when fourteen men will visit the homes of members in the interest of the budget for the local and general program of the church. Members are asked to pledge on a card their support for the year 1924, to stay at home in the afternoon if possible, or to leave their pledge at the door. The total budget is increased this year to $4000, divided among about, eighty families. During the week announcements of the results over the United States will be made in the daily press. Sunday morning the children of St. Michael's Sunday school bring gifts for the Children's Home, "anything their mother would like on her pantry shelf," in view of Thanksgiving Day. Social Union Evening A social meeting was enjoyed after rehearsal last evening by the Anaheim Community Choral Union at the Guild hall. After re- in these studies and mark an epoch in the lives of many with respect to their attitude toward God's Word and its teaching. If you have not heard Dr. White his subjects for the three services Sabbath day will be welcome opportunities. In the morning: "The Security of the Believer." In the afternoon at three, "The Carnal Christian," and in the evening, "The Throne of David." It is the plan, if possible, to have a return visit from Dr. White in the near future. Dr. White goes from Anaheim to the Second Presbyterian church of Long Beach, Dr. Buell, Pastor. The conference beginning Sabbath, Dec. 2. Forty Attend Party The Pythian Silver tea held yesterday with Mrs. C. R. Reinert and Mrs. Alex Payse, at the Broadway home of the former, was a particularly pleasant affair and the forty ladies attending chatted merrily of the coming holiday seasons and busied their fingers with needlework. At 4:30 refreshments of ice, homemade cake and hot coffee were served by the hostesses. Guests of the order included the Mesdames Nellie Houts, Amy E. Talbert, Florence F. Veal, C. Idior, Della Wheeler, June Field, Emma W. Hedges, Verna Parker, Ethel Whitlock, Lillian Reynolds, Edward Wallace, L. R. Barnes, M. Fuquay and Chirles Kingsley. The remainder of the guests were members of the Pythian Sisters. The first meeting in December will be notable as a dozen of the Orange Sisters will visit the local temple and special entertainment is being arranged. Large Hostess Committee A large hostess committee for the Monday, Nov. 26, at 2:30, I.O. O.F. hall meeting of Royal Neighbors of America suggests a very fine gathering. The committee contains the names of the Mesdames Blanche McCullock, Matilda Chambers, Clara Martin, Ida Chapman, Marion Niland, Catherine Giss, Hester Anderson, Mary Tedford, Minnie Puckert, and Nellie Trippett. There will be initiation and after the business meeting refreshments and a social hour will be held... Composer Lauded Mrs. Arnold EnEarl was again honored recently when another of her compositions was sung at the Biltmore before the Monthly Music club and received a real ovation. The lyric was written by Miss Lawson, but a suitable name for the song has not been chosen. Mrs. EnEarl is devoting her time to exclusive vocal work, although she is a talented pianist, and her compositions have been received with enthusiasm wherever presented. Local Woman Honored Miss Katherine Oliver, of Orange, well known in Fullerton for her newspaper work, as well as publicity writer or local organizations, has been chosen publicity writer representative for the California Bulletin, state organ of the Federated Music clubs. Miss Oliver is also a writer of no little note and her book of poems recently published, found the way to many hearts with its thoughts of homey cheer as well as Howery flights of imagination. Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Chris Habener, of West Chapman-ave., near Orange County hospital, are today celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Their daughters, Mrs.V. Hammond and Miss Marguerite Habener had arranged a very pleasant afternoon inviting their ted States will be made in the daily press. Sunday morning the children of St. Michael's Sunday school bring gifts for the Children's Home, "anything their mother would like on her pantry shelf," in view of Thanksgiving Day. Social Union Evening A social meeting was enjoyed after rehearsal last evening by the Anaheim Community Choral Union at the Guild hall. After rehearsing for an hour the chairs were pushed aside and games proposed. Mrs. Walter Ross, Mrs.R.E. Royalty and Mrs.J.H.Ritchie were in charge of the evening festivities. Many games were enjoyed and everybody had a very delightful time. Late in the evening cakes and punch was served. There were forty-two present at the first of the monthly social meeting. Among that number being several new voices. A special meeting has been called for Tuesday evening and all who possibly can are urged to attend. Composer Lauded Mrs. Arnold EnEarl was again honored recently when another of her compositions was sung at the Biltmore before the Monthly Muscle club and received a real ovation. The lyric was written by Miss Lawson, but a suitable name for the song has not been chosen. Mrs. EnEarl is devoting her time to exclusive vocal work, although she is a talented pianist, and her compositions have been received with enthusiasm wherever presented. Local Woman Honored Miss Katherine Oliver, of Orange, well known in Fullerton for her newspaper work, as well as publicity writer or local organizations, has been chosen publicity writer representative for the California Bulletin, state organ of the Federated Music clubs. Miss Oliver is also a writer of no little note and her book of poems recently published, found the way to many hearts with its thoughts of homey cheer as well as Howery flights of imagination. Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Chris Habener, of West Chapman-ave., near Orange County hospital, are today celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Their daughters, Mrs.V. Hammond and Miss Marguerite Habener had arranged a very pleasant afternoon inviting their ted States will be made in the daily press. Sunday morning the children of St. Michael's Sunday school bring gifts for the Children's Home, "anything their mother would like on her pantry shelf," in view of Thanksgiving Day. Social Union Evening A social meeting was enjoyed after rehearsal last evening by the Anaheim Community Choral Union at the Guild hall. After rehearsing for an hour the chairs were pushed aside and games proposed. Mrs. Walter Ross, Mrs.R.E. Royalty and Mrs.J.H.Ritchie were in charge of the evening festivities. Many games were enjoyed and everybody had a very delightful time. Late in the evening cakes and punch was served. There were forty-two present at the first of the monthly social meeting. Among that number being several new voices. A special meeting has been called for Tuesday evening and all who possibly can are urged to attend. Composer Lauded Mrs. Arnold EnEarl was again honored recently when another of her compositions was sung at the Biltmore before the Monthly Muscle club and received a real ovation. The lyric was written by Miss Lawson, but a suitable name for the song has not been chosen. Mrs. EnEarl is devoting her time to exclusive vocal work, although she is a talented pianist, and her compositions have been received with enthusiasm wherever presented. Local Woman Honored Miss Katherine Oliver, of Orange, well known in Fullerton for her newspaper work, as well as publicity writer or local organizations, has been chosen publicity writer representative for the California Bulletin, state organ of the Federated Music clubs. Miss Oliver is also a writer of no little note and her book of poems recently published, found the way to many hearts with its thoughts of homey cheer as well as Howery flights of imagination. Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Chris Habener, of West Chapman-ave., near Orange County hospital, are today celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Their daughters, Mrs.V. Hammond and Miss Marguerite Habener had arranged a very pleasant afternoon inviting their ted States will be made in the daily press. Sunday morning the children of St. Michael's Sunday school bring gifts for the Children's Home, "anything their mother would like on her pantry shelf," in view of Thanksgiving Day. Social Union Evening A social meeting was enjoyed after rehearsal last evening by the Anaheim Community Choral Union at the Guild hall. After rehearsing for an hour the chairs were pushed aside and games proposed. Mrs. Walter Ross, Mrs.R.E. Royalty and Mrs.J.H.Ritchie were in charge of the evening festivities. Many games were enjoyed and everybody had a very delightful time. Late in the evening cakes and punch was served. There were forty-two present at the first of the monthly social meeting. Among that number being several new voices. A special meeting has been called for Tuesday evening and all who possibly can are urged to attend. Composer Lauded Mrs. Arnold EnEarl was again honored recently when another of her compositions was sung at the Biltmore before the Monthly Muscle club and received a real ovation. The lyric was written by Miss Lawson, but a suitable name for the song has not been chosen. Mrs. EnEarl is devoting her time to exclusive vocal work, although she is a talented pianist, and her compositions have been received with enthusiasm wherever presented. Local Woman Honored Miss Katherine Oliver, of Orange, well known in Fullerton for her newspaper work, as well as publicity writer or local organizations, has been chosen publicity writer representative for the California Bulletin, state organ of the Federated Music clubs. Miss Oliver is also a writer of no little note and her book of poems recently published, found the way to many hearts with its thoughts of homey cheer as well as Howery flights of imagination. Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Chris Habener, of West Chapman-ave., near Orange County hospital, are today celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Their daughters, Mrs.V. Hammond and Miss Marguerite Habener had arranged a very pleasant afternoon inviting their ted States will be made in the daily press. Sunday morning the children of St. Michael's Sunday school bring gifts for the Children's Home, "anything their mother would like on her pantry shelf," in view of Thanksgiving Day. Social Union Evening A social meeting was enjoyed after rehearsal last evening by the Anaheim Community Choral Union at the Guild hall. After rehearsing for an hour the chairs were pushed aside and games proposed. Mrs.Water Ross, Mrs.R.E. Royalty and Mrs.J.H.Ritchie were in charge of the evening festivities. Many games were enjoyed and everybody had a very delightful time. Late in the evening cakes and punch was served. There were forty-two present at the first of the monthly social meeting. Among that number being several new voices. A special meeting has been called for Tuesday evening and all who possibly can are urged to attend. Composer Lauded Mrs. Arnold EnEarl was again honored recently when another of her compositions was sung at the Biltmore before the Monthly Muscle club and received a real ovation. The lyric was written by Miss Lawson, but a suitable name for the song has not been chosen. Mrs. EnEarl is devoting her time to exclusive vocal work, although she is a talented pianist, and her compositions have been received with enthusiasm wherever presented. Local Woman Honored Miss Katherine Oliver, of Orange, well known in Fullerton for her newspaper work, as well as publicity writer or local organizations, has been chosen publicity writer representative for the California Bulletin, state organ of the Federated Music clubs. Miss Oliver is also a writer of no little note and her book of poems recently published, found the way to many hearts with its thoughts of homey cheer as well as Howery flights of imagination. Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Chris Habener, of West Chapman-ave., near Orange County hospital, are today celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Their daughters，Mrs.V.Hammond和Miss Marguerite Habener had arranged a very pleasant afternoon inviting their ted States will be made in the daily press.Sunday morning the children of St.Michael's Sunday school bring gifts for the Children's Home，"anything their mother would like on her pantry shelf," in view of Thanksgiving Day. 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Hammond and Miss Marguerite Habner had arranged a very pleasant afternoon inviting their friends to call between 1:30 and 4:30. Mr. and Mrs. Habner have been residents of Orange county for many years, but have lived in the pretty ranch home on the avenue the past two years. Married Folk Class One hundred twelve young married folk, 56 couples, have pledged to join a class in the White Temple Sunday school. Dr. J. C. Jackson will be the teacher. A class for babies of the young folk has also been provided and will be in care of a most competent person, Miss Millie Rouch of Ocean Park is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Dotts. Mrs. Floyd Wright returned to her home Tuesday at Hermosa Beach, after staying over Monday with Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Slay and baby of Stearns lease, and Mrs. Tillman Sellers and two children of Hole lease, spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Slay's sister, Mrs. Knox Sellers. Mrs. Gregg Smith returned home late Tuesday evening after spending a few days with relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs. Arthur Rue and son of Santa Fe Springs spent Monday with Mrs. Walter Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delker and the latter's niece, little Miss Helen Demeyle, spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mrs. W. E. Pope and children returned home Sunday evening after spending a few days in Long Beach with her sister, Mrs. Geo Wimer. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore, and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McElhany spent Thursday in Long Beach with the latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer. Miss Thelma McCoy of Placentin, and boy friend were guests to a chicken dinner Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Knox Sellers. Miss Pauline Cheadle of Whittler is spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mrs. Walter Smith is the proud owner of a new A. B. C. electric washing machine. Homer Coffey and Miss Ruby White spent Sunday at Huntington Beach with Mr. Coffey's daughters, Mrs. Walter Bowen and Miss Lois Coffey. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dewett and sons of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Updyke and children of Fullerton were Sunday guests at the Gregg Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mims and Mrs. James S. Bouldin spent the week-end with the former's sons, Otto and Bouldin Mims, and Mr. Mim's brother, Lyna Mims, all of Los Angeles, and on Sunday afternoon they saw "The Covered Wagon" at Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson, Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and baby of Huntington Beach was calling on the former's sister, Mrs. A. N. White, Monday evening. Mrs. Floyd Wright returned to her home Tuesday at Hermosa Beach, after staying over Monday with Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Slay and baby of Stearns lease, and Mrs. Tillman Sellers and two children of Hole lease, spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Slay's sister, Mrs. Knox Sellers. Mrs. Gregg Smith returned home late Tuesday evening after spending a few days with relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs. Arthur Rue and son of Santa Fe Springs spent Monday with Mrs. Walter Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delker and the latter's niece, little Miss Helen Demeyle, spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mrs. W. E. Pope and children returned home Sunday evening after spending a few days in Long Beach with her sister, Mrs. Geo Wimer. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore, and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McElhany spent Thursday in Long Beach with the latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer. Miss Thelma McCoy of Placentin, and boy friend were guests to a chicken dinner Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Knox Sellers. Miss Pauline Cheadle of Whittler is spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs Isaac Mayfield. Mrs Walter Smith is the proud owner of a new A.B.C.electric washing machine. Homer Coffey and Miss Ruby White spent Sunday at Huntington Beach with Mr.Coffey's daughters, Mrs.Walter Bowen and Miss Lois Coffey. Mr. and Mrs.Roy Dewett and sons of Los Angeles and Mr.Mims and Mrs.James S.Bouldin spent the week-end with the former's sons, Otto and Bouldin Mims,and Mr.Mim's brother,Lyna Mims.all of Los Angeles,and on Sunday afternoon they saw"The Covered Wagon"'at Hollywood. Mr,and Mrs.Henry Nelson, Pope. Mr.mr.s Arthur Jonesand baby of Huntington Beach was calling on the former's sister,Mrs.A.N.Witteevening. Mrs.Floyd Wright returned to her home Tuesday at Hermosa Beach,after staying over Mondaywith Mrs.FrankMcElhany. Mr.mr.sJ.C.SlayandbabyofStearnslease,andMrs.TillmanSellersandtwochildrenofHolelease,sentSaturdayeveningwithMrs.Slay'ssister,Mrs.KnoxSellers. Mrs.GreggSmithreturnedhomelateTuesdayeveningafterspendingafewdayswithrelativesinLosAngeles. Mrs.ArrthurRueandsonofSantaFeSpringsspentMondaywithMrs.WalterSmith. Mr.mr.sFrankDelkerandthelatter'sniece,tittleMissHelenDemeylespentSundayatHuntingtonBeach. Mrs.W.E.PopeandchildrenreturnedhomeSundayeveningafterspendingafewdayswithhercousin,Mrs.IsaacMayfield. Mrs.WalterSmithistheproudownerofanewA.B.C.electricwashingmachine. HomerCoffeyandMissRubyWhitespentSundayatHuntingtonBeachwithMr.Coffey'sdaughters,mrs.WalterBowenandMissLoisCoffey. Mr.mr.sRoyDewettandsonofLosAngelesandMr.MimsandMrs.JamesS.Bouldinspenttheweek-endwiththeformer'ssons,OttoandBouldinMims,andMr.Mim'sbrother,LynaMimsallofLosAngles,andonSundayafternoonthey saw"TheCoveredWagon'"atHollywood. Mr.mr.sHenryNelson, Pope. Mr.mr.sArthurJonesandbabyofHuntingtonBeachwascallingontheformer'ssister,Mrs.A.N.Witteevening. Mrs.FloydWrightreturnedtoherhomeTuesdayatHermosaBeach,afterstayingoverMondaywithMrs.FrankMcElhany. Mr.mr.sJ.C.SlayandbabyofStearnslease,andMrs.TillmanSellersandtwochildrenofHolelease,sentSaturdayeveningwithMrs.Slay'ssister,Mrs.KnoxSellers. Mrs.GreggSmithreturnedhome lateTuesdayeveningafterspendingafewdayswithrelativesinLosAngels. Mrs.ArrthurRueandsonofSantaFeSpringsspentMondaywithMrs.WalterSmith. Mr.mr.sFrankDelkerandthelatter'sniece,tittleMissHelenDemeylespentSundayatHuntingtonBeach. Mrs.W.E.PopeandchildrenreturnedhomeSundayeveningafterspendingafewdayswithhercousin,Mrs.IsaacMayfield. Mrs.WalterSmithistheproudownerofanewA.B.C.electricwashingmachine. HomerCoffeyandMissRubyWhitespentSundayatHuntingtonBeachwithMr.Coffey'sdaughters,mrs.WaterBowenandMissLoisCoffey. Mr.mr.sRoyDewettandsonofLosAnglesandMr.MimsandMrs.JamesS.Bouldinspenttheweek-endwiththeformer'ssons,OttoandBouldinMims,andMr.Mim'sbrother,LynaMimsallofLosAngles,andonSundayafternoonthey saw"TheCoveredWagon'"atHollywood. Mr.mr.sHenryNelson, Pope. Mr.mr.sArthurJonesandbabyofHuntingtonBeachwascallingontheformer'ssister,Mrs.A.N.Witteevening. Mrs.FloydWrightreturnedtoherhomeTuesdayatHermosaBeach,afterstayingoverMondaywithMrs.FrankMcElhany. Mr.mr.sJ.C.SlayandbabyofStearnslease,andMrs.TillmanSellersandtwochildrenofHolelease,sentSaturdayeveningwithMrs.Slay'ssister,Mrs.KnoxSellers. Mrs.GreggSmithreturnedhome lateTuesdayeveningafterspendingafewdayswithrelativesinLosAngels. Mrs.ArrthurRue和sonofSantaFeSpringsspentMondaywithMrs.WalterSmith. Mr.mr.sFrankDelker和thelatter'sniece,tittleMissHelenDemeylespentSundayatHuntingtonBeach。 Mrs.W.E.Pope和childrenreturnedhomeSundayeveningafterspendingafewdayswithhercousin,Mrs.IsaacMayfield。 Mrs.WalterSmithistheproudownerofanewA.B.C.electricwashingmachine。 HomerCoffey和MissRubyWhitespentSundayatHuntingtonBeachwithMr.Coffey'sdaughters,mrs.WaterBowenandMissLoisCoffey。 Mr.mr.sRoyDewett和sonofLosAngles和Mr.MimsandMrs.JamesS.Bouldinspenttheweek-endwiththeformer'ssons,OttoandBouldinMims,andMr.Mim'sbrother,LynaMimsallofLosAngles,andonSundayafternoonthey saw"TheCoveredWagon'"atHollywood。 Mr.mr.sHenryNelson, Pope。 Mr.mr.sArthurJones和babyofHuntingtonBeachwascallingontheformer'ssister,Mrs.A.N.Witteevening。 Mrs.FloydWrightreturnedtoherhomeTuesdayatHermosaBeach,afterstayingoverMondaywithMrs.FrankMcElhany。 Mr.mr.sJ.C.SlayandbabyofStearnslease,andMrs.TillmanSellersandtwochildrenofHolelease,sentSaturdayeveningwithMrs.Slay'ssister,Mrs.KnoxSellers。 Mrs.GreggSmithreturnedhome lateTuesdayeveningafterspendingafewdayswithrelativesinLosAngels。 Mrs.ArrthurRue和sonofSantaFeSpringsspentMondaywithMrs.WalterSmith。 Mr.mr.sFrankDelker和thelatter'sniece,tittleMissHelenDemeylespentSundayatHuntingtonBeach。 Mrs.W.E.Pope和childrenreturnedhomeSundayeveningafterspendingafewdayswithhercousin,MRS.IssaacMayfield。 Mrs.WalterSmithistheproudownerofanewA.B.C.electricwashingmachine。 HomerCoffey和MissRubyWhitespentSundayatHuntingtonBeachwithMr.Coffey'sdaughters,mrs.WaterBowenandMissLoisCoffey。 Mr.mr.sRoyDewett和sonofLosAngles和Mr.MimsandMrs.JamesS.Bouldinspenttheweek-endwiththeformer'ssons,OttoandBouldinMims,andMr.Mim'sbrother,LynaMimsallofLosAngles,andonSundayafternoonthey saw"TheCoveredWagon'"atHollywood。 Mr.mr.sHenryNelson, Pope。 The Woman's Page S AND FUR IM EXQUISITE EVENING FROCK COMMUNITY TREE PLANS GO FORTH AT. CLUB MEET. WITH thoughts of the big Community Christmas tree, which is for every man, woman and child in Anaheim community, uppermost in the minds of the Paperettes at their meeting last night at the home of Miss Margaret Harkins, with Mrs. Agnes Hand as hostess, details developing from the discussions indicate one of the happiest events in the history of the city. Twenty-five hundred gay, red seeks will be filled with candy, fruits and toys and distributed to the children. A program of songs and speeches is already in the making through the hands of a committee composed of representatives of three Anaheim daily papers. The use of the city park has been donated by the city trustees for the event. Friday, Dec. 21, the big tree has been donated, and from the funds received at the Paperettes Hallowe'en dance, $75 heads the list of money contributions. Every organization in the city is earnestly asked to enter into making the Community tree a success and cash donations or work are asked. Information may be received from or given to Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd, secretary-treasurer, or Miss Elize Jessurun, president. Already volunteer helpers are reported, and through Mrs. Alberta Andrews, who was appointed to select Ebell club members, came the report that the Domestic Science section will furnish and string all the cranberries and popcorn for the tree. The community spirit is at the highest peak during holiday time CERISE VELVET AND SILVER LACE MAKE CHIC GOWN BRIDGE PARTY FOR SISTER IN ELKS CLUBHOUSE A VERY pretty event in Anaheim social reason on real yesterday in the Elks when Mrs. Herman Stern attained a bevy of ladies in connection to her sister, Mrs. W. Robinson, who, with her husband and children, are passing the ter in Long Beach and other resting California points. Lunchoon was spread at o'clock, the table forming a low square, about which color for forty were laid. The private color yellow, predominant in all decorations, flowers, cards and nut baskets. After an hour of chatting at the table the guests repaired the parlor where ten tables used for the interesting girl's bridge. High honors were won Mrs. Charles Harbison, second Mrs. W. M. Skinner and condition by Mrs. William S. G. Mrs. Robertson, the honoree, awarded the guest prize. All prizes were hand embroidered linens. Several guests from out of included the Meadames J. Stern, Harold Stern and Jaceby, of Hollywood; Will Berkenstock, Lewis Lemke, land Smith, Joe Wagner, The McFadden, Placentia; F Strauss, A. H. Osburn and ward Olmstead; Fullerton; the cal guests were the Meadames A. Clark, J. A. Clayes, H. H. Jamin, Ernest Borchert, Will Dolan, George B. Dunsmoor Evans, William Goodrum B Hartfield, C. E. Harbeson, R Houck, Rex Gibson, William Gibbs, Fay Lewis, Arthur L REBA LINDA LINDA, Nov. 23 (Speeches, Birney Messer is few days at Fillmore parents, Mr. and Mrs.aude Gass and children felotes was calling on this lease Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ray Hatfield and Mrs. Lenore Hatfield, Benildred Murray spent at Elshorne. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Thursday evening with Mr. Ray Weaver of Ana. Mrs. Pete Doyle spent evening with Mr. and Shous of Stearns lease. Varner and Earnie saw "The Covered Wal Hollywood moon day evening those that attended the in Brea Sunday after Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Mrs. Jim Leach, Mrs. Smith and son Waldo, Mrs. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Frank McElhany the Lions' dance in Brea evening. Mrs. Packard of Santa George Winer and long Beach were dinner Wednesday evening with sister, Mrs. W. E. Mrs. Arthur Jones and Huntington Beach was the former sister, N. White, Monday evening. Mrs. Packard of Santa George Winer and long Beach were dinner Wednesday evening with sister, Mrs. W. E. Mrs. Arthur Jones and Huntington Beach was the former sister, N. White, Monday evening. Mrs. J. C. Slay and Stearns lease, and Mrs.ellers and two children ease, spent Saturday evening Mrs. Slay's sister, Mrs. Fullerton Briefs At the weekly assembly of Fullerton high this morning a feature was a series of pictures illustrating the development of the Edison Co. Mrs. Martin Clark of Fullerton, brot to Fullerton hospital Wednesday night suffering from an accident, was taken home last night. She is said not to have been seriously hurt. Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin are visiting at Tulare. Mr. and Mrs.*C. A. Wallace left yesterday over the Union Stern, Harold Stern and Jacoby, of Hollywood; Wilber Berkensstock, Lewis Lemke land Smith; Joe Wagner, The McFadden, Placentia; F Strauss, A. H. Osburn and ward Olmstead; Fullerton; the cal guests were the Mesdam A. Clark, J. A. Clayes, H. H. Jamin, Ernest Borchert, Will Delan, George B. Dunsmoor Evans, William Goodrum B Hartfield, C.E.Harbeson,B Houck,Rex Gibson,William Gibbs,Fay Lewis,Arthur La Fred Marsh,A.B.McCord,C Mullinix,C.O.Rust,John ther,J.H.Swan.W.M.Skin W.M.Schumacher,Harry S.J.W.TruxauJoe Walter,W Webb Jr.,Clyde Webb. Successful Shrine Bay The coffers of the Orange City Shrine club filled anzahl well at the big annual ball benefit held last evening in Ann's Inn in the name of S Charity. The scene was praised with its bright lights flower-decked rooms and its hairdals and matrons gorged gowned for the occasion. After the delicious dinner during occupied the never-to-be-gotten evening. Anaheim and elvity was well represented many of the Shriners four hundred reside here. Guests At Club Three substitutes played at meeting of the Bridge Whistle Wednesday afternoon with W.W.Manter,Mrs.Byron Ban Mary Howard Parsons and Annie Mitchell, of Chicago is the house guest of her sister Mrs.J.P.O'Brien,Fullerton members not present incite Mrs.B.H.Sidnam who is ving in Colorado; Mrs.Ralph M who is in Berkeley,and to Prizes were won by Mrs.G Alkins,first,and Mrs.Wm.Jon.second. Mrs.Manter rerved a tasty past at the conclusion of games. Hotel Valencia Gues A.L.Webb,A.A.Yantes,C.Call,C.E.Mekibben,C.W.H er,E.V.Picket,and P.S.I ton,Los Angeles;George Low San Francisco;M.C.Hol Oakland,A.R.Collins,and Watson Selma;and Fergus G way,Whittler. F.A.Osborne has purchased new Chevrolet roadster. Louis Frahm, Earl Wright Walter Hill went to Lond Beast night. Mr. and Mrs. O. Yocums and sons of Long Beach were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemley. Mendames G. S. Hanmore and Frank McElhany and daughter Lois were shopping Friday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Babbitt of Fullerton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delker motored to Los Angeles and Hollywood Thursday and at the latter place they saw "The Covered Wagon" and in the evening attended the show at Orpheum. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mims and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bouldin were dinner guests, Wednesday evening at the home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wade of Buena Park. 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 12 package no corn, broiled in pieces 8 tablespoons of salt 8 quarts boiling water 14 ounces cream cheese Louisville Kitchen Box and Milk Butter Cook precured in boiling salt using milt powder, drizzle, and blanch with cold water. Once three-thirds the cooked massmelled in boiling baking dish, dot with butter and sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar, then add butter and choice until dish is full. Add Kitchen Boquet to milk and pour this over the mashed potatoes and serve immediately with dressing. Dake in microwave not even a half hour, preheat browned and serve immediately for dinner. CALIF. HOTEL - FULLERTON Mrs. Ed Lamhofer, E. U. Vanderbilt, Los Angeles; W. C. Bryant San Diego; A. W. Miller, Denver; A. J. Holt, Detroit; O. J. Crank, Long Beach; L. J. McFadden, and Y. L. McFadden, Placentia; Jack Savage, San Francisco; and Fred Cline, Placentia. INSURANCE FIRE, BURGLARY, PLATE GLASS, COMPENSATION, PUBLIC LIABILITY, BONDS OF ALL KINDS; AUTOMOBILE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT. SEE FRANK TAUSCH J. T. Lyon Realty Co. 111 North Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Phone—Anaheim 762-3-8 CROUP Spasmodic Group is frequently relieved by one application of VICKS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly. Thank you for your interest! We look forward to hearing from you about our new Chevrolet roadster. SCHI Bridge Party for Sister in Elks Clubhouse Every pretty event in the Anaheim social reason occurred yesterday in the Elks club on Mrs. Herman Stern entertained a bevy of ladies in compliance to her sister, Mrs. W. H. Johnson, who, with her husband children, are passing the winemaker Long Beach and other interning California points. Anchoon was spread at one clock, the table forming a hollow square, about which covers forty feet were laid. The applique color yellow, predominated all decorations, flowers, place cards and nut baskets. An hour of chatting about table the guests repaired to parlor where ten tables were for the interesting game, age. High honors were won by Charles Harbison, second, by W. M. Skinner and consolator by Mrs. William S. Gibbs. Robertson, the honoree, was awarded the guest prize. All the guests were hand embroidered mats. Several guests from out of town joined the Meadames Jacob, Harold Stern and Elsa Boy, of Hollywood; William Benstock, Lewis Lemke, Le Smith, Joe Wagner, Thomas Addam, Placentia; Fred Mass, A. H. Osburn and Ed Olmstead; Fullerton; the logues were the Meadames C. Clark, J. A. Clayee, H. H. Bennin, Ernest Borchert, William George B. Dunsmoor, L. Mass, William Goodrum B. H. Field, C. E. Harbeson, F. H. Beck, Rex Gibson, William S. Pay Lewis, Arthur Lewis. Class Pledges Sums At the Piedis all day meeting in the church yesterday the ladies tied two comforters and discussed the bazaar sewing for the next few weeks. Pledges for the coming year were made $50 to continue the day school in China, through Women's Foreign Missionary society $50 for home missionary work through the local W. H. M. Sh. and $50 toward current expenses of the church. Visiting committees were also appointed who will call upon new arrivals and their families. Dr. Geissinger reports sixty-four new families in which the church is interested, moving into town within the past two weeks. The coogered dish luncheon at the noon hour was a pleasant feature of the day. Parties owning lots in "ELK PARK TRACT" who have not received their county tax bills will find same at First National Bank, Escrow Dept. Wm. T. Wallop. "Phoebe" at High School Alpha Beta Cal "HELP YOURSELF" STORE NO. 12 Groceries alphabetically arranged, easily selected, prices marked plainly. "Where Price and Quality Meet." Sugar 10 lbs . . . 95c BUTTER, Lb. . . . 49c CHEESE, Full Cream, Lb. . . . 32 "HELP YOURSELF" STORE NO. 12 Groceries alphabetically arranged, easily selected, prices marked plainly. "Where Price and Quality Meet." Sugar 10 lbs . . . 95c BUTTER, Lb. . . . 49c CHEESE, Full Cream, Lb. . . . 32 Rain Water Crystals, Lg. 25c Wheat Flakes Carnation, Lg. 25c 5 Rolls Big City Toilet Paper . . . 27c 6 Boxes Ohio Blue Tip Matches . . . 35c 2 Cans Morgan’s Weber Valley Peas . . . 25c EXTRA 3 Palm Olive 1 KA-AL Cocoa Almond 4 Bars . . . 29c Place Your Order Early for Thanksgiving Fruit Cake and Plumpudding, at . . . 50c lb. Be a Butter Kissed Booster E. A. TRUE BAKERY VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Cauliflower . . . 15c and 20c Tomatoes, 3 lbs. . . . 10c Cranberries, 2 lbs. . . . 35c Idaho Russets, 100 lbs. . $2.20 MEAT DEPARTMENT MEATS FOR MINCE PIES "Best For Less" Gerrard Bros. and Hanson 249 E. Center St. 10c Del. Phone 297 Place your orders, now for Thanksgiving Turkeys We have scoured the country and have picked only the very finest of CORN FED BIRDS. WE WILL DRESS THESE TURKEYS OURSELVES. You get NO SHIPPED IN TURKEYS AT SCHNIEDER'S MARKET. We will also have extra fine Fresh Dressed Hens, Roasters, Ducks and Geese. Extra fancy Beef, Pork, Lamb and Veal. Place your orders early. Phone 20. We deliver. SCHNEIDER'S MARKET Ed W. Schneider 131 W. Center