oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-13

WEDDED AFTER PRAYER SERVICE LAST EVENING MISS LYDIA BENEKE and Mr. Delbert Fischer, popular Anaheim young folk, were married last evening at the West Broadway Methodist church immediately after the prayer service, giving their many friends a complete surprise. The couple approached the altar to the strains of the wedding march played by Mrs. F. W. Elger, accompanied by Miss Cornella Zigler and Henry Beneke. Rev. Elger preformed the ceremony. The bride wore a handsome dark suit with accessories to harmonize. Mrs. Fischer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Beneke of Ball road and is prominent in the affairs of the church. For some time Mrs. Fischer has been employed with the Sperry Flour Co. Mr. Fischer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fischer, of South East-st. After a short honeymoon, they will go to Escondido to reside on their orange ranch. Since announcing their engagement, the bride has been complimented with a number of social courtesies. Both are graduates of Anaheim high school and have a host of friends who will wish them well in their new home. After the ceremony and congratulations, the bridal party went to the home of the bride's parents, where a late supper was served. Cheer To Camp Kearney Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary will visit Camp Kearny next Sunday taking along the annual Christmas offering. Three hundred patients, fifteen of whom are disabled overage all Banquet and Business Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McCullah, Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Hitchcock, Glenn Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Steelhead and Miss Alice Humphries were in Santa Ana Tuesday evening where the Orange County Choral Union held the final business meeting of the present year in the gold room of Ketterer's confectionery. A spread was enjoyed as the opening feature of the evening, small tables being arranged in a friendly group and each was centered with a Christmas bouquet. "Robin Head," the opera to be presented within a few weeks, will continue in rehearsal during the holidays, with the exception of Christmas and New Year's evenings, both of which are on Tuesday, the regular meeting day. Mrs. Vail, Hostess Mrs. A. V. Vail was a gracious hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained for the members of the Elite club. Mrs. Vail had her home decorated with Christmas flowers and emblems. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. H. Kellenberger, Mrs. J. H. Brunsworth and Mrs. Herman Seindler. After games the social hour was enjoyed in talking of their Christmas affairs during which time delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. A. K. Dahl and Mrs. Frank Tausch substituted for the absent members. Jacques Dinner Party Miss Dorcas Jacques presided as hostess last evening at a lovely dinner party, honoring her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Butler of Garden Grove. Covered at the table were placed for Mrs. Mary Jacques, Misses Easter and frene YULETIDE CHEER IS OUTLINED BY PYTHIAN TEMPLE CHRISTMAS philanthroy was the tople of discussion last evening at the Pythian Sisters, meeting and besides the unlimited amount of charitable work this organization does throughout the year as well as holiday times, they voted a cash donation to the Community Christmas tree and an afternoon or two helping fill the 2500 stockings for the tree. Mrs. Lillian Davis and Mrs. Ella Clew were appointed as committee in charge. The big New Year's eve party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marion, on Garden Grove road, to which invitations were issued in October, was enthusiastically planned, and the knights and sisters will be present to a man (and a woman). The potluck supper next Wednesday night is another pleasantry for the lodge, and every lady is asked to contribute a covered dish. Mrs. Charles Newman and Mrs. Alex Pasey compose the committee on supper. It is urgently requested that all the sisters bring their Christmas donations to the meeting next Wednesday night, without fail. The committee must know just what will be donated. Another social event coming is the silver tea next Thursday, Dec 20, at the home of Mrs. Maude Sanger, 114 E. Wilhelmina-st, when all members and friends are expected, as a real Christmas party is in store. The temple was given a grand surprise after meeting when a delicious clam chowder supper was served by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goodrich, assisted by Mrs. Harry E. Scott and Mrs. Cleo West. As Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich had returned After the ceremony and congratulations, the bridal party went to the home of the bride's parents, where a late supper was served. Cheer To Camp Kearney Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary will visit Camp Kearny next Sunday taking along the annual Christmas offering. Three hundred patients, fifteen of whom are disabled overseas nurses, all of the 300 being tubercular are anticipating this week, as the cheer these women spread is greater than the material offerings. The Auxiliary has pledged itself to donate 100 pounds of home made candy and are asking their friends among the public to assist. Anyone who will contribute even a small amount is asked to notify Mrs. Hebson, 'phone 987-W, or any of the members, and it will be gladly called for. A half dollar will be placed in each Christmas package, also. Thirty-five families of the boys in the hospital have received no compensation, and must depend upon their own efforts for a livelihood. As the danger of tuberculosis is recognized by everyone, it is not difficult to vision the future health of the remainder of the family. During the visit arrangements will be made to adopt one of these needy families, the Auxiliary holding itself responsible for clothing and other assistance. Meets With President Yesterday's P. E. O. meeting was of regular order, the lesson study on California's early history being furthered. Contrary to the usual annual custom of holding a Christmas party, the sisterhood will have an extra business meeting, when important matters will be transacted. Mrs. W. W. Mantzer, president of the society, was yesterday's hostess. MISS JACKMAN WEDS Miss Wanda Jackman, popular Fullerton girl, and for some time until recently connected with the principal's office of the Fullerton high school, was married Wednesday in Los Angeles to Harold McGraw, a Vernon oil worker. The young couple plans a short honeymoon trip after which they will probably make their home at Vernon. Fullerton friends were not sure of the officiating minister, but that him to be Rev. E. J. Statom, former pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Fullerton. Jacques Dinner Party Miss Dorcas Jacques presided as hostess last evening at a lovely dinner party, honoring her cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Butler of Garden Grove. Covers at the table were placed for Mrs. Mary Jacques, Misses Easter and frene Jacques, Roswald Jacques and Worth Alexander, Santa Ana. Cards were enjoyed after the dinner hour. Visiting at Y. L. I. A large representation of the Y. L. I attended the meeting last evening at St. Boniface hall over which Miss Louise Denton presided. Short talks were given by visiting officers, Miss Mary Corbitt, grand president; Miss Viola Nolan, institute deputy; Miss Katherine Kelley, district deputy. Miss Frances Backs, told the girls of the institute Christmas party Dec. 26 and urged all to keep the date in mind. A delightful social hour was enjoyed after the meeting and dainty refreshments were served. Dancing Club Party The dancing club formed by a number of high school young folk, and sponsored and chaperoned by their parents, will hold a party Saturday night 'n Moose hall. The usual array of jolly details is under way and the boys and girls are looking forward to a particularly happy evening. SANTA FE LEASE, Dec. 13. (Spl.)—Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverley, and Mrs. Clemer of Fullerton were visitors on this lease Monday. Mrs. Tidland and Mrs. Wayne Loomis and son Wayne Jr., were Anaheim visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Scott of the Olinda Lease is reported on the sick list. Dr. Clark of Fullerton visited his son, George Clark Jr., and family of this lease Sunday. Miss Gertrude Lyle of this lease was a Los Angeles shopper Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider and daughter Helen were Los Angeles visitors Sunday. Mrs. Elliot and sons Robert and Herald and daughter, Jane and Mrs. R. F. Jones were Xmas visjoyed in talking of their Christmas affairs during which time delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. A. K. Dahl and Mrs. Frank Tausch substituted for the absent members. Play At "Greystone" "Greystone" was the scene of a delightful afternoon party yesterday when Mrs. J. J. Schneider entertained for the members of the Five Hundred club at her home on South West-st. The game was enjoyed through the afternoon and was followed by a delicious refreshment course. Scores gave Mrs. J. A. Claye high and Mrs. Fred Backs, Jr., second. Other players included Mesdames William A. Dolan, A. B. McCord, Ernest Borchert, F. A. Yungbluth and Joe Carroll. Spreads Christmas Joy Mrs. William Abplanalp and Mrs. W. H. Nordstrom were hostesses for this month's meeting of the Cypress-Hansen Community club, when the usual Christmas party occurred at the Abplanalp home. Much merriment was caused through the grab bag to which every member contributed a numbered gift. Attached to a string the gifts were later drawn from the box and immediately put to their individual use. Plans for spreading much Yuletide cheer were completed and a family, composed of a mother and eight children, the eldest of whom is but 16, and the father, who is under treatment at a sanitarium for insane, will be outfitted with food and clothing. Mrs. Parks and Mrs. Nordstrom were appointed to ascertain the ages and needs of the individuals of the family. The Christmas tree was a happy feature of the party, its gay tinsels and twinkling lights adding much to the decorative nature of the occasion. A program or general topics, readings, music etc., lent an interesting half hour. Suptuous refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. G. C. Priddy, Mrs. W.J. Rennie assisting. Visitors included the Misses Ruth, Anne and Alice Strange, Greenfield, Mass.; Mrs. Frank Morris, of Springfield; Mass.; Mrs. J. S. Scott, Hansen THE best footing your car can get on rain-swept streets and slippery hills is the gripping All-Weather Tread of a Goodyear Tire. The high, thick, sharp-edged blocks of that famous tread take a slipless hold and hang on with a wedgelike action that provides side-slip or rolling. As Goodyear Service Station Deals we sell and procure the new Goodyear Cords with the besied All-Weather Tread and back them up with standard Goodyear Susies. JAMES, THE VULCANIZER, 223 N. Los Angeles St. GOOD YEAR Service Station Mrs. Scott of the Olinda Lease is reported on the sick list. Dr. Clark of Fullerton visited his son, George Clark Jr., and family of this lease Sunday. Miss Gertrude Lyle of this lease was a Los Angeles shopper Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider and daughter Helen were Los Angeles visitors Sunday. Mrs. Elliot and sons, Robert and Herald and daughter, Jane and Mrs. R. F. Jones were Xmas visitors at Fullerton and Anabelim Saturday. Mrs. Ole Smith and sons, Albert and Chester and friends were Long Beach visitors Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Loomis and son, Wayne Jr., spent Sunday at Whittier with relatives. Mr. Max Goldring and Mr. Lu Goldring and sons, Charles and Leslie were business visitors on this lease from Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Luis Moore and sons of Long Beach were visitors at Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs. Chas. Williams of this lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Andsewe and daughter, Shirley, and Mr. John Bylec and daughters, Lucille and Marjorie, all of Puena Park spent Monday at Mrs. Andrews' parent's, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer of this lease. Mrs. David Fairburn of Olive, spent the week-end with her daughter, Shirley, and Mrs. John and family of this lease. Mrs. Hunker returned home with her mother for a few days. Those who attended the Scotia ceremonial at San Bernardino Saturday night were G. W. Cullen Sr., J. J. Gale, Sr., Guy Barman and E. A Braner. One hundred twenty-two candidates were initiated. The ceremonial proceeded by large parade. Mr. Charles Evans, Lu Cavvatti and Park Cullen went duck hunting near Arlington Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and grandson Lee Jaynes were Fullerton visitors Tuesday. City Briefs J. J. Schneider has returned from a business strip to El Centro. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gossard of Torrance visited in Anaheim today with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Westphal on N. Olive-st. Lloyd Shrode passed the day in Los Angeles. Miss Myrtle Winters was the over night guest of Miss Leva Holt at Garden Grove. Dick Crawford and Jack Payne went to Los Angeles last night to see "Topsy and Eva." Virginia Holmson of Wisedom, Mont., who has been visiting here left yesterday over the U.P. for home. H.E. Squires of Whittier spent last evening with J. H. Richardson of Buena Park. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Mrs. W. N. Brigham and Mrs. W. D. Pemberton, both of Anaheim. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston and Miss Lillis Johnston are passing today in Los Angeles. Mrs. Earl Smith of Cypress, who is a surgical patient in the Anaheim hospital, is improving nicely from her recent critical condition. Mrs. Dora Fels, of Cypress, is thankning Santa Claus for a Willys-Knight which he deposited at her door this week. E. Wallberg and daughter Edna, of Seattle, are visiting their daughter and sister, Mrs. Dr. W. Truxaw during the holidays. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OUTTIDE CHEER OUTLINED BY PHILIAN TEMPLE MAS philanthropy was piece of discussion last evethe Pythian Sisters, meetbesides the unlimited of charitable work this does throughout the well as holiday times. A cash donation to the day Christmas tree and moon or two helping fill stockings for the tree. Dan Davis and Mrs. Ella is appointed as committee New Year's eve party home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed in Garden throve road, to votations were issued in was enthusiastically and the knights and sispe present to a man (and bluck supper next Wednight is another pleasantry odge, and every lady is contribute a covered dish. Charles Newman and Mrs. they compose the committion. It is urgently rethat all the sisters bring Christmas donations to the next Wednesday night. All. The committee must what will be donated. social event coming is tea next Thursday, Dec. home of Mrs. Maude 14 E. Wilhelmina-st, members and friends are as a real Christmas party. There are many dainty things in the lingerie departments of the shops and many that may be made at home. These combing jackets are both useful and ornamental and make very acceptable gifts. Both are made of flesh colored apparel chine, one trimmed with lace, the other with two-toned blue fitted ribbon. LINGERIE MAKES CHARMING GIFT FIFTH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED BY BOOK LOVERS CONTINUING their study of representative American naels, as outlined by the University Extension course, Grant Overtoo "The Answerer," was discussed. the Book Lovers' meeting yestday with Mrs. G. M. Simpson for the purpose of arriving at understanding of character delication. The meeting was somewhat a celebration, and a lovely birthcake graced the luncheon table, which the dozen members wore seated at 12:30. Christmas meaand emblems gave a distincticharm to the repast. Mrs. H. A. Johnston was a charge of the program, and wibe hostess at the next meetining the second Wednesday of the New Year. Club Plans Party Miss Genevieve Markle of Chicagо and Mrs. Hugo Schulz funished the entertainment today by the meeting of the Business ad Professional Women's club. Ms. Markle played three piano solls which were well received. Ms. Schulz gave a reading from "The Becca of Sunnybrook Farm" and "The Stomach." The club Christmas party will be held with Miss Myrtle Winter at her home on Magnolia-avie Dec. 27. Those who are going to be present or who will have guests are asked to notify the Misses Annes Eustan or Helen Melhorn. The charmen must know how many are going at least a week ahead of time. Guests at the meeting today At "Greystone" one" was the scene of a afternoon party yesterdays for the members of the dred club at her home West-st. Home was enjoyed through noon and was followed by a refreshment course. Gave Mrs. J. A. Claye Mrs. Fred Backs, Jr. Other players included William A. Dolan, A. J. Ernest Borechert, F. A. and Joe Carroll. Guild Meets Tenorrow. The Helper's Guild of St. Michelle will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in the parish house. All members are asked to be present. Enjoy R. U. R. Matinee Twenty Delphians and seven members of the Literary and Drama section attended the matinee performance in Los Angeles yesterday, of R. U. R., the play which has caused wide comment for its unusual trend and artistic production. Every Anaheim patron was dressed with the production soon even expressing a desire to witness it the second time. Gifts for The Christmas Jewelry of Quality Gifts FOR GIFTS FOR GOLD WATCHES POCKET KNIVES LODGE RECEIPT CASES EMBLEM JEWELRY STRAP WATCHES DIAMOND RINGS CUFF BUTTONS FULL DRESS SETS GOLD PENCILS BELTS AND BUCKLES POCKET FLASKS B. HARTFIELD Jeweler 108 W. Center, Araheim BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED BY BOOK LOVERS FINUING their study of representative American novture outlined by the University course, Grant Overton's Answerer," was discussed at book Lovers' meeting yesterwith Mrs. G. M. Simpson, the purpose of arriving at an standing of character delineeting. meeting was somewhat intention, and a lovely birthday raced the luncheon table at the dozen members were at 12:30. Christmas menu problems gave a distinctive to the repast. H. A. Johnston was in of the program, and will attend at the next meeting, and Wednesday of the New BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Dec. 13. (Spl) The Buena Park Woman's club will have a cooked food sale at Scott & Frampton's store on Satrday morning. Cakes pie, nut bread, beans, salads and Spanish rice are among the good things that will be for sale. Come early and get your Sunday dinner. Also a few articles left from the baznar will be for sale. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Dano spent the week-end with Mrs. M. B. Shaw at San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. James Calder and Mrs. Cady attended the California theater on Saturday. Mrs. J. D. Brown and children of Magnolia were callers in town on Monday. Dee and Lennie Callaway spent Saturday evening at Anaheim with their sister Mrs. Cannon Poole at the Colonial apartments. Several machines filled with members of the Buena Park Masome order went to La Jolla on Monday evening and were the guests of the La Jolla lodge at a 6 o'clock dinner and put on a third degree in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden spent the weekend at their cottage at Laguna Beach. On Sunday they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles ToWinkle of Costa Meza. Mr. Smith and daughter Nelsa motored to Los Angeles on Monday. Mrs. Ernest Woodfin returned on Sunday from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fogle at San Pedro. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Crilley and children motored to Waitter on Sunday. Mrs. Harry Hestion and Mrs. Glenn Crilley spent Tuesday at SELECTIONS FOR MUSIC CONTEST Music students of Orange co. today were notified of the selections to be used in the annual county high school music contest. Orchestra, "Bal de Noces," Burgmein. Orchestra, "The Flatterer," Chaminade. Boys Gloe Club, "Jolly" Roger, "Chudleigh-Candish." Boys Gloe Club, "In Absence" Dudley Buck. Girls Gloe Club, "Reverics," Oley Speaks. Girls Gloe Club, "Rose Malden" Cowan. Plano, "Scherze in E Miner," Mendelsohn. Plano, "Romance," Sibeltor. Violin, "Serenade," Pierhe. Violin, "Liebselled," Kristler. Vocal, Boys, "Yesterday and Today" Spross. Vocal Boys, "Duna" McGill. Vocal Girls, "In My Garden," Liddle. Vocal Girls, "The Star" Rogers. MARRIAGE LICENSES Leon P. Sarthen, 19, Mirtle E. Huffman, 17, Fullerton; Fred C. Bentjen Jr., 24, Alma W. Steffens, 22, Anaheim; William H. Barton, 28, Laurietta A. Crum, 21, Yorba Linda; Howard R. Stewart, 30, Anne L. Hopper, 29, Huntington Beach; Arthur Hayes, 22, Long Beach; Lora Perkins, 18, Pullerton; Adelbert A. Elscher, 22, Livia M. Beneke, 23, Anaheim; William R. Fielder, 27, Pullerton, Rose A. Taylor, 37, La Habra. Fullerton Briefs At Fullerton hospital: Mrs. C. Williams, Venice; Mrs. Glen Farley, La Hebron; and Bernice Bernhardt, Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Preston of Huntington Beach were guests instreaming of Mr. and Ms. Bea were well received. Mrs gave a reading from "Re of Sunaybrook Farm" and stomach." club Christmas party will with Miss Myrtle Winters home on Magnolia-ave., Those who are going to event or who will have guests need to notify the Misses Agustian or Helen Melhorn. Carmen must know how are going at least a week of time. At the meeting today in Mrs. Malcolm Fraser, Helen Graemer, Ruth Reed,uth Weber and Genevieve unusual trend and artistic ion. y Anaheim patron was de with the production some expressing a desire to wit the second time. Laguna Beach On Sunday they entertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles TaWinkle of Costa Mesa. Mrs. Smith and daughter Nelsa motored to Los Angeles on Monday. Mrs. Ernest Woodfin returned on Sunday from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fogle at San Pedro. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn B. Crilley and children motored to Waittler on Sunday. Mrs. Harry Heston and Mrs. Glenn Crilley spent Tuesday at Anaheim. Mrs. Herbert Bixby suffered a painful accident last week when a kettle dropped on her foot and mashed three toes. Clyde Hitter is in town repairing and decorating his house at 18 Court-st. The work of numbering the houses has started and soon every house will have a number. In the future we will not Beach; Arthur Hayes, 22, Long Beach; Lora Perkins, 18, Fullerton; Adelbert A. Elscher, 23, Ligula M. Beneke, 23, Anaheim; William R. Flelder, 27, Fullerton, Rose A. Taylor, 37, La Habra. Fullerton Briefs At Fullerton hospital: Mrs. C. Williams, Venlee; Mrs. Glen Farley, La Habra, and Bernice Bercuhardt, Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Preston of Huntington Beach were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Bort Hays on Chapman road. need to say that we live in the third or fifth house from the corner. The numbers are black on a white back ground. 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