oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-26

BRIDAL COUPLE HONEYMOON IN SAN FRANCISCO WITH the simplest of wedding rites, Miss Lanette Rule and Mr. Harold Bird were united in marriage Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the parsonage of the First Methodist church in Orange, Rev. C. H. Dalton, pastor, officiating. Only the parents of the groom, Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Bird, of Orange; Mrs. George Wetzel, mother of the bride; and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brubaker, sister and husband of the groom and the bride's sister and brother, Marcella and Chalmers Marshal, attended the ceremony. Miss Rule wore a handsome brown Canton crepe gown, with brown accessories. They were guests of the evening at the Bird home and yesterday afternoon sailed from Wilmington on the Yale for a honeymoon in San Francisco. Miss Lydia Davis a long-time chum of the bride, and Mr. Walter Loeschler accompanied them to the decks. They will return to be at home after Dec. 19th at 607 South Dickleast, where a pretty new home awaits them. Miss Rule is a very popular Anaheim business girl having been bockkeeper in the Woolworth store, where she will retain her position until after the holidays, at least. Mr. Bird operates a transfer business here and is an energetic young man. Both are high school graduates, the bride of A. U. H. S., class of '21 and the groom, of O. U. H. S., '20. Several pretty social courtesies have ben paid the bride in anticipation of her approaching marriage, a dinner party having been given her late last week by Miss Lydia Davis. Pupils Organize Club Pupils of Ellis Rhodes, whose studio is at the C. A. McCullah home, held an organization meeting Saturday night, and were given the privilege of bringing an invited guest. The purpose of the club is to study composers and their works, meeting each month, and to have a social hour later. Study was concentrated on Greig at the initial meeting and in the next gathering January, operas will be the theme, and every person will be asked to contribute to the program, either by vocal or piano numbers, or in telling the story of some opera. In the February meeting Cadman will be presented by the men and McDowell by the girls. About twenty-five members and guests enjoyed the evening. In a musical game Mrs. Bert Steelhead won the prize, a picture of Greig. Successful Canvass The canvass by a dozen of the men of St. Michaela Episcopal church yesterday afternoon was entirely successful. In two hours the total budget for 1924 for the local and general work of the church was pledged by members and friends who were visited. This includes the pledges of a few regular subscribers who were not at home during the afternoon. Rev. F. Bugbee, general secretary, of the campaign for the general program of the Episcopal church, reported Anaheim as the first parish on the honor roll of the diocese. The result is highly gratifying to all the members of the church. The canvassers were V.D. Loly, E. Zitzmann, J. E. Stewart, W Hill, J. M. McDuell, Glenn Wright, Thos. Lumsden, J. H. Wuitaker, Robert Easton, Arthur Finnegan, and others. "AMERICA'S TRUE GLORY" SUBJEC "America's True Glory," written subject of the sermon by J. Geissinger at the White Temple Wives Slumber While their wives were having a slumber party at the home of Mrs. W. C. Carle on So. Illinois-street, several husbands were on their way to Lake Arrowhead Saturday night. The trip was made in a Franklin, and a most wonderful outing enjoyed through the evening and Sunday. They returned home about 7:30. In this group were C. B. Goodson, Welcome M. Ward, Fred Scott, W. C. Carle, Art Guerin and Bob Schaffer. The guests of Mrs. Carle were Mrs. C. B. Goodson, Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. Welcome M. Ward. Last evening when the men returned, they were invited to dinner at the Carle home and a sumptuous dinner was served at 7:30. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. Goodsor, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Mrs. H. K. Boyd and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Carle. To Raise $500,000 Adventists of the country are campaigning for a $500,000 fund for missionary work, both domestic and foreign, and the local Adventist church is lending its assistance. The members will make the coming week one of sacraments and the "Harvest-in" offering will be presented Dec. 1. Rev. Win. Abbott, pastor of the Anaheim church, has asked his congregation to observe the week of Dec. $ as a week of thankfulness and prayer. The Young People's Missionary Volunteer Society has planned a Thanksgiving program which will occur Saturday evening, Dec. 1, when many will participate with special talks and music. Big Church Party The annual acquainted social of the Grace Lutheran church will be held Tuesday evening in the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Dickman; 550 South Lennon-street. The Ladies Aid society is sponsoring the social and has appointed the following committees: Reception: Mrs. Fred Grin, Mrs. Nollie Rassmussen and Mrs. Charles Fuller; entertainment, Mrs F. Baumbaugh, Mrs W. Larsen, and refreshments, Mrs Bargsten and Mrs O. Christensen. All members and friends of the church are coodially invited. Plans have been rande to entertain at least one hundred participants. Entertained on Birthday Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins and little daughter went to Santa Fe Springs Saturday evening where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Black. The affair was given in honor of the birthday anniversary of Dr. Tompkins and Mr. Black and each one was honored with a lovely cake. After dinner five hundred was enjoyed. Dr. and Mrs. Tompkins were both awarded prizes. Attends State Rally Mrs. H. H. Knox was a guest at the World Wide Guild banquet held Saturday in Los Angeles which opened the state rally there. She remained over the weekend to discuss with Mrs. Mary Willetts, the state secretary, plans for the year. Mr. Knox and the children drove in for her yesterday, and enjoyed dinner there. Owing to a disappointment in securing a driver, the local members of the guild did not get to attend the meeting, although several had planned to go. America's True Glory," wrote the subject of the sermon by J. Geissinger at the White Temple Sunday morning. "I am here this morning to insist that the true glory of America is not in its vast domain but its great history, but in its fair out of which has come this miracle result we call American civilization." America's faith is America's glory. The great spiritual convictions concerning God lie the world, man, right, duty, duty these are the crown of our glory as a people. "President Coolidge before he coming president made a speech in which he pointed out that cause religion gave a new importance and a new glory to the life of our fore-fathers, they demanded a new government giving law rights and liberties to all men and women. And he said faith that 'If the institutions they adopt are to survive, if the government which they founded is to endure it will be because the people continue to have similar religious beliefs.'" In a broad, comprehensive liberal way we are a Christian people, not a Mohammedan Buddhist people. The standard and sanction of life laid down Jesus Christ are the guiding principles of our life today. The preme Court has held that this a Christian nation because of its customs and the common law legislature are opened with praise. Our army and navy have their chaplains. The president kisses the Bible when he is inaugurated. The oaths in our courts are administered on the Bible. Sunday day of rest and worship. calendars date from the birth Christ. Every lodge rests upon faith in God as fundamental, what is more important than any question of law or institution—the fact that we as a people hold the Christian attitude toward Jesus admire men like Bok, Stinetz, Luther Burbank and Roelvelt who serve We believe in human nature modes of life We support the Red Cross Our factions have flowed to the world world and will continue to flow wherever there is human need a large free way the Christian faith is ours. And it is our business to guard this great spiritual heritage Society has planned a Thanksgiving program which will occur Saturday evening, Dec. 1, when many will participate with special talks and music. Owing to a disappointment in sourcing a driver, the local members of the guild did not get to attend the meeting, although several had planned to go. 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The high collar buttons up tightly about the neck shutting out the chilly blasts. For the woman who prefers a white sweater the one in the center is a very nobby model. It is combed wool in a "mandarin" style and is pure white with edgings of a brilliant color. JOLLY GOODBYE FOR GIRLS TO MAKE VOYAGE Another happy surprise, good friends arrange proceed some important event, occurs Saturday evening at the home Miss Edna Hochuli on South Street, when, assisted by Elsa Bloch, the Misses Alice Ruth Pannier were honored anticipation of their departure the steamer Kaliwai Dec. 12, a six weeks' rojourn in Hawaii Islands. The crowd had planned, as Misses Pannier thought, to an evening in Long Beach they called at the Hochuli for Miss Edna, but found rooms filled with their friends and arrangements for a jolly ning all completed. When the excitement subsomewhat eight tables of proseive buneo were played, prized to Miss Ruth Pannier and Mr. Bill Hall. Two-course lunch was served by the hostess and while this was in preparation the guests wrote letters to voyagers to-be, which they read as they sail. The luncheon favors were propitiate to the Thanksgiving reason and the small tables filly appointed for the dainty vice. Red roses graced the music and countless queriescerning the coming trip were features of the affair. Guests included the M.Ruth and Alice Pannier, M.Kriek, Adeline Curtis, Esther house, Mr. and Mrs.Jack ring, the Messrs Bill Hall, esa Hesser, Howard Pannier Bruns, John Dees, Los Alberto Hess and Walter Hooc America's True Glory" Subject America's True Glory," was object of the sermon by J.A.ger at the White Temple, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Scott have gone to Lindsey for a several weeks' stay. Miss Lillian Degryse passed the work and Maywood with Mr. Anaheim Choral Practice The Anaheim Choral society will meet tomorrow evening in St. Michael's parish hall for rehearsal. The good attendance at the last rehearsal was an incentive for excellent work and it is hoped all will again be present. AMERICA'S TRUE GLORY" SUBJECT America's True Glory," was subject of the sermon by J. A. Roger at the White Temple, meaning here this morning to inform the true glory of America in its vast domain nor history, but in its faith which has come this mighty we call American civilization. America's faith is Ameri-ory. The great spiritual institutions concerning God, life, world, man, right, duty, desseize are the crown of our people. Resident Coolidge before president made a speech he pointed out that be-religion gave a new import and a new glory to the lives before-fathers, they demand new government giving larges and liberties to all menomen. And he said further institutions they adopted survive, if the government they founded is to endure because the people con- do have similar religious be- broad, comprehensive and way we are a Christian not a Mohammelan or just people. The standards function of life laid down by Christ are the guiding prin- of our life today. The Su-Court has held that this is Christian nation because of our sins and the common law. Our picture are opened with pray- ear army and navy have their minds. The president kissesIBLE when he is inaugurated, truths in our courts are admin- on the Bible. Sunday is day of rest and worship. Our wars date from the birth of every lodge rests upon God as fundamental. But is more important than any notion of law or institution is that we as a people have Christian attitude toward life. Mirre men like Bok, Stein-Luther Burbank and Roose- who serve. We believe in the inner modes of life. We all meet the Red Cross. Our bene- nials have flowed to the whole and will continue to flow ever there is human need. In free way the Christian is ours. It is our business to saf- this great spiritual heritage Locate News Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Scott have gone to Lindsey for a several weeks' stay. Miss Lillian Degryse passed the week-end at Maywood with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Matter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collings and daughter passed Sunday at Yorba Linda. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. White at Huntington Park. Mr. and Mrs. L. Dahlman, Earl Dahlman, Bill Reed and John Eden saw "The Covered Wogan" at the Hollywood theater Sunday. Mrs. W. W. Manter, Hazel and Helen Manter, Lovenia O'Toole saw the Pomona-Oxy game at Poona Saturday. W. C. Maxwell passed the week-end in Los Angeles. Miss Irene Jacques and friends from Garden Grove enjoyed a ride through Carbon canyon Sunday. Miss Helen Somera passed the week-end in Los Angeles. Mrs. M. A. Maddox, who has been visiting at the home of R. C. Wright, who lives near Anaheim, left last night over the Santa Fe for her home in Cincinnati. Misses Marcella and Vera Meckes, J. L. Baker and A. S. Delhl went to Los Angeles and Hollywood yesterday. Mrs. P. V. Allen, who lives near Anaheim, has gone to San Diego to remain over the Thanksgiving season. Arthur E. Stewart and wife of Los Angeles were an Anaheim yesterday visiting Mr. Stewart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatfield of Portland, Ore., are expected as the Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Kistler, 625 S. Lemon st. Mr. Hatfield is a high class painter and decorator, and plans to locate in So Calif., either in Anaheim or Los Angeles. The local clinic will be closed Thursday, it was announced today. Ralph Goodale of the Fruit Growers' Supply Co., in Los Angeles, passed the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Goodale, of S. Los Angeles street.Accompained by his brother Harold, the afternoon, Sunday, was passed with college friends in Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Charlebois of Coalinga are guests of Mrs. Charlebois' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gelselman, 327 S. Indiana st. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson will Anaheim Choral Practice The Anaheim Choral society will meet tomorrow evening in St. Michael's parish hall for rehearsal.The good attendance at the last rehearsal was an incentive for excellent work and it is hoped all will again be present.Everyone interested in singing is cordially invited. A filter has been invented that is claimed to remove 90 per cent of the heat from the light rays of motion picture projectors before they reach the films. YOU NEED Your Backbone Will Tell Me What and Why CHIROPRACTIC BECAUSE—It is founded on facts. BECAUSE—It removes the cause of your ease instead of treating the effects. BECAUSE—Pressure on nerves is the cause all sickness. BECAUSE—It is conceded to be the mo- of law or institution is that we as a people have Christian attitude toward life. mire men like Bok, SteinLuther Burbank and Roosedoo serve. We believe in the other modes of life. We all off the Red Cross. Our beneths have flowed to the whole and will continue to flow over there is human need. In large free way the Christian is ours. It is our business to safethis great spiritual heritage to hand it on enhanced and good to our our children after us not be deceived. It is an easy thing to hold a millepeople spread out over a vast varying area to this high to this spiritual conception to this spirit of brotherand good-will. Man easily into superstition. He eascomes sordid and materialHis prosperity and riches to make him soft and endred of creature comforts or failure to succeed easily leads wretners. It is easy to be a christ and leave the higher out of life or to become a man and think of Christianity a narrow, mean way. We to do neither. It is our access to keep our spiritual contains broad and free and close the great realities of life. There are forces and tendencies against this American spirit of Washington, Inn and Roosevelt. Our very basis upon the mechanical innions that play such a large in modern life and our conwith the physical basis of attend to obscure the spiritual thing of life. Then, too, there organized secularists in Ameriwith no regard for the inner of the American people who are at the mainspring, the soul people. Besides we have congions coming to our shores any with no understanding of American spirit. We are beginning to see that Ralph Goodale of the Fruit Growers' Supply Co., in Los Angeles, passed the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Goodale, of S. Los Angeles street. Accompanied by his brother Harold, the afternoon, Sunday, was passed with college friends in Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Charleboles of Coalina are guests of Mrs. Charleboles' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Geiselman, 327 S. Indiana st. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson will leave tomorrow for San Francisco and will sail Wednesday on the Matsonia for Honolulu, to be absent about one month. They will visit the many interesting places in the vicinity of the tropical city. our immigrants do not easily grasp the meaning of our political institutions. They have to be carefully instructed in the elementary principles of good citizenship. This is not to reflect upon them. But they have been brought up under old world despotisms and do not easily realize the obligations of a free citizenship under a representative government. Much more difficult is it for them to realize what is the true spiritual genius of America. It is a short sighted policy to slant the door of opportunity in the face of any man or woman moving towards a richer human experience and a larger liberty. But it is national suicide not to help such persons into a full appreciation of the meaning of American citizenship on its highest levels. Our duty and our privilege are here marked out plainly. And here is one service the church renders the Republic. In addition to the aid it gives to all manner of good causes bearing upon the various phases of national life, the church brings the soul of the Republic, the lives of American men and women, under the influence of the mighty ideas and ideals of Christianity. WHY CHIROPRACTIC BECAUSE—It is founded on facts. BECAUSE—It removes the cause of your ease instead of treating the effects. BECAUSE—Pressure on nerves is the cause all sickness. BECAUSE—It is conceded to be the most affective health system known. BECAUSE—Over fifty insurance companies are now approving it. BECAUSE—Chiropractic teaches How "Not Disease". BECAUSE—Chiropractic restores Health without drugs, medicine or operation. 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The crowd had planned, as the Miss Pannier thought, to pass evening in Long Beach and called at the Hochuli home Miss Edna, but found the filled with their friends arrangements for a jolly even all completed, then the excitement subsided what eight tables of progress-bunce were played, prizes go to Miss Ruth Pannier and to Bill Hall. A two-course lunch was served by the hostesses, while this was in preparation guests wrote letters to the agents to be, which they will as they sail. The luncheon favors were applite to the Thanksgiving on and the small tables pretended for the dainty servings graced the rooms. Nicie and countless queries concluding the coming trip were also sources of the affair. Quests included the Misses Beck and Alice Pannier, Lottie Beck, Adeline Cartin, Esther Altase, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Luhut, the Messrs Bill Hall, Frank Hester, Howard Pannier, Bill Russ John Dees, Los Angeles, Eric Hess and Walter Hochull. Paperettes Send Goodies A nice treat ofainties was carried to the soldiers at Arrowhead hospital yesterday, donated and delivered through the Paperettes club, when the Misses Margaret Harkins, Helen March, Ms. Agnes Hand and Mr. and Mrs. Lotus Louden, acting as messengers from the club drove to the mountain sanitarium. Cookies, jelly and other good things will help swell the Thanksgiving dinner for the "boys". After leaving the hospital the party went on to Arrowhead Lake where enjoyed the remainder of the day. Two Rehearsals The two rehearsals for "The Messiah" will be held tonight and Friday of this week, beginning at 7:15. Excellent progress was made last week and it is hoped that just such good work will be done on these two evenings. Everyone interested in the singing is urged to be present. Attention! Knights of Pythias of Orange County You are cordially invited to meet with Anaheim Lodge 105 Knights of Pythias Wed. Night 7:30 p.m. November BRth UNITED TURNS AWAY HUNDREDS Hundreds were turned away at the United Theatre last night. A little after 7 o'clock the old familiar S R O sign reigned in all its glory. But those who were disappointed in seeing this big double program will have the chance to come tonight and tomorrow night. It is one of the best all around programs ever shown in Anabeim, The Seven Royal Hawaiians, featuring pretty native dancing girls direct from the Hawaiian Islands, were the big hit of the evening. The boys sure can play and—the dancing girls are a treat to tired eyes. Violet In Visions D'Art was one of the most beautiful spectacles ever seen. Beautiful of figure and with a wonderful array of costumes, which by the way are worthless for street wear, is an act you don't want to miss. Oldfield and Drew were very refreshing in their miniature musical comedy skit and were thoroughly enjoyed by all. And on the zerow, "Ten—with a kick." 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