oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-14

SANTA VISITS FACULTY AT. CLAYES HOME FACULTY members of the high school and their "better halves" were guests last evening of Mr. and Mr. J. A. Clayes at their home on No. Lemon-st. This is the last social affair, however, in the connoissolous place as they will move soon to their new ranch home. Miss Lova Helt was chairman of the frolics and was assisted by Mrs. Hugo Schulz, Mrs. Lawrence Southerland, Bella J. Walker, Cora Parker and Mable Thayer. Everyone had brought a gift and deposited in the path that Santa Claus soon trod over. J. L. Van der Veer acted as the jolly old saint, and delivered the gifts to the correct persons. The affair was a very jolly one and before Santa's visit games of all sorts were enjoyed. An attractive magazine stand was given to Mr. and Mrs. Clayes. Singing was also a delightful feature of the party. The house was prettily decorated in the Christmas colors and a cheery atmosphere prevailed. The luncheon served late in the evening was most delicious. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Schulz, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Reinhart, Mr. and Mrs. William Drennon, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Burden, Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fitzmorris, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van de Veer, Mr. and Mrs. D P. Lehmer, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Steelehead, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Swan, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Swan. White Temple Xmas There is no other institution in the community to whom the Christmas season means so much as to the churches for they then celebrate the birth of their Savior and Lord. The White Temple is making elaborate preparations for this celebration this year. On the 21st Friday night, at 8:15 o'clock, the large chorus choir under the direction of Dr. H. H. Young, assisted by many well known soloists, will give Handel's "Messiah". This will be given at the later hour so as not to conflict with the Community Tree service. On Sunday morning Dr. James Allen Geissinger, the pastor, will preach the Christmas sermon. His subject will be "This, the Gladest Christmas Mankind Has Ever Celebrated." A Christmas Praise Service will be given the Chorus choir Sunday night and the pastor will then give a very short Christmas address. Monday evening the Christmas entertainment of the Sunday school will be given. The little folk will have the program and each child will give presents as well as receive a treat from the Sunday school. Poor families and several homes will be remembered. Missionary Day Mrs. A. L. Shelton, wife of the martyred missionary, whose tragic death occurred February 2, 1922, in Batang, Tibet, will be in the Christian tabernacle next Sunday, to make what is practically her first public appearance since the death of her widely-mourned husband. Study Intricate Story The Literary section, meeting yesterday with Mrs. Thomas Lunsdon, held another of the excellent, enjoyable study hours in which a review of the book "Growth of the Soil," by Knuth Hansun, a Norwegian, was presented in four parts by the Madames R. H. Grove, C.E. Churchierain, C.W.Austin and G.B.Simpson. Review of such a book "Growth of the Soil" is selvedge attempted by a club in the ordinary sized town, it being considered a work for professional persons, but the comprehensive manner in which the theme was presented, and the delicate use of the frank language, gave unlimited pleasure and understanding to every listener. Mrs. Frederick R Schiller leader of the section, reviewed the life of the writer in her usual efficient way. At the close of the meeting she gave a list of chosen books for children, those particularly suitable for presentation during the coming joyous season. The section is very happy to have knowledge that, in a recommendation of the ten best books of the past two decades, as indicated in a summary found in the last issue of Review of Review, the Anaheim section had already studied eight of them, through the recommendation and planning its leader, Mrs. Schiller. Discuss Holiday Party Members of the Chat 'En Seen had a delightful meeting last evening with Harriet K.Boy as hostess. The members talked about the Christmas party which will be held with Mrs.W., The luncheon served late in the evening was most delicious. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Reinhart, Mr. and Mrs. William Drennion, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Burden, Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fitzmorris, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van de Veer, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Lehmer, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Steelhead, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Swan, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Schiller, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Carner, Mesdames F.J.Barmes, Myrtle Owens, Margaret E.Hesslin, Charles Mann, Helen Lane, A.Lane, the Misses Maybelle Thayer, Bella J.Walker, Lois Dyer, Anna Cresalla, Martena Neal, Lulu Runzey, Madeline Conover, Ethel Jones, Lova Holt, Callye Sparks, Lucille Perry, Irene Jacqyes, Margaret Haunpton, Pearle Edwards, Margaret Cameron, Myrtle Winterts, Helen Coyner, Cora Parker, Alice Bate, Elizabeth Johnson, Peggy Humerton, Lucille Bickley, and Messrs.C.George Hedstrom and Joe Burrows. Mr. and Mrs. C.K.B.Ammock of Garden Grove road are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.J.M.Pitkin of Newark, New York.The visitors plan to spend the winter here. Missionary Day Mrs.A.L.Shelton, wife of the martyred missionary whose tragic death occurred February 2, 1922, in Bataang,Tibet will be in the Christian tabernacle next Sunday to make what is practically her first public appearance since the death of het widely-mourned husband. She will be accompanied by her daughters,the Misses Dorothy and Doris,and a full day's program is scheduled.Mrs.Shelton will preside at the morning service.A basket dinner will be served at noon and in the afternoon Miss Doris will speak.The entire public is invited and is promised a rare treat. DeMolays to Dance Fullerton DeMolay,of which several Anakeim boys are members,and the Orange lodge are invited to participate in a dancing party to be held in Santa Ana tomorrow night.Robert Wilson master counsellor will confer degrees on a class of seven,after which the order will adjourn to the ball room of the Masonic temple to meet Massons and their wives and friends of the boys of the order for an evening of dancing. 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Miss Filer was assisted in duet form by Miss Elizabeth Mott,and by Mrs.C.A.McCullah who sang "Smillin' Thru,"and "Out Where the West Begins,"with Miss Hazel at the piano. Miss Evelyn Linderholm received the prize in the musical game.Forty parents,friends and music students were present and much enjoyed the evening. Luther League Social The Misses Florence and Esther Lee were hostesses at the monthly social meeting of the Grace Luther League last evening at their pretty home on Los Angeles-st Through illness in several families,the attendance was not up to the usual number. In progressive lotto prizes were Ragged Robin Chocolates, 1-2 lb. box ... 40c Chaffee’s Chocolates, 1-lb. box ... 50c Fancy B. Mixed, Bulk, 2 lbs. ... 45c Combination Mixed, Bulk, 1 lb. ... 15c Chaffee’s Fancy Mixed, 2 lbs. ... 35c Cocoanut Bonbons, 1 lb. ... 30c Candy Figs, 1 lb. ... 25c Chaffee’s Peanut Brittle, 1 lb. ... 25c BE SURE TO SEE THE Chaffee Gift Boxes Nothing better to send your loved ones back East BULK JONATHANS 8 Lbs. for 25c FANCY 4-TIER BELLS $1.25 Per Box SANTA CLARA BLACK SILVER PRUNES 25 Pound Box $5.00 Jumbo Size Meat Department Boneless Prime Rib Rolls ... 30c Legs of Pork, whole or half ... 18c Puritan Hams, whole or half ... 29c Puritan Bacon, whole or half ... 37c Puritan Sliced Bacon, 1 lb. carton ... 49c Puritan Sliced Bacon, 1-2 lb. carton ... 25c Shoulder of Pork, whole or half ... 15c Morrell’s Fancy Eastern Breakfast Bacon, whole or half ... 25c If you want a good Oregon Fir Xmas tree at the right price, see yours. We ship direct from the north by the car load. GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER 48c LB. BRONCHITIS At bedtime rub the throat and chest thoroughly with—VICKS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly The Woman's Page LITTLE ANAHEIM DANCER WHO APPEARED AT PASADENA CLUB G. G. Girl Honored Mrs. Pearl Haskins, in connection with the county library at G. Grove, and Mr. Earl Briggs, Long Beach, have announced engagement and their friendly anticipating this interment event for a holiday affair. Mrs. Leavitt Ford,nee Olive Northcross, of G. Grove, gave a miscellaneous speech at her home recently and bride elect received many gifts. The presentation was when tiny Corrine Cornetsi a prettily trimmed wagon, gilded wheels, into the room. After contests and games guests were seated at a daily appointed table where Christmas refreshment was served. Mrs. Stroup Wins Fri Mrs.-J. E. Stroup was the first player at the Coterie club yesterday when she won first prize Mrs. C. J. Van Horn being hostess. Other prize winners Mrs. Herman Schindler, Sean and Mrs. Newman Sanford, all members were present the exception of Mrs. H. Schindler. Mrs. Sanford played in her place. Playing were Henry Heying, Mrs. Frank M. Mrs. Richard Groos, Mrs. W. Lake, Mrs. C. D. Harrison, Henry Hussmann, Mrs. Ed Scherer, Mrs. James Black and host Mrs. Van Horn. Poinsettias were very actively placed about the room delicious luncheon was served four o'clock. Grace Aid Meeting The usual study hour was voted to the topic, "Experience." Picture of great Community Xmas tree at city park celebration last yuletide. A large tree has been planted in the park. In a few years its growth will make unnecessary importation of a tree. Local News Hollis Fitz, well known Garden Grove boy, has returned to his home after having passed the last two years in the navy at San Diego. Fitz is well known in Anaheim, having graduated with the class of '20. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Andrown of Long Beach were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Bobst on Olive-ret. Mr. E. J. Adams, for four years attached to the Anaheim power plant, will move its family here Monday from Orange. Harry Landreth, who is operating the Eclipse feting station on No. Los Angeles, is extending his thanks to his customers who have made his business a success. He is an old resident of this community, having lived here 28 years and the many persons with whom he has been associated both socially and in a business way wish for his continued success. Paul Yorde and Miss Norma Meckes spent Wednesday in Los Angeles and Hollywood where they were guests of friends. In the evening they attended the Morosco theater where they saw "The Lady Killer." Beryl Stoner of Santa Ana is a patient at the local sanitarium today. Louise Schmidt, bookkeeper and stenographer at the local office of the Anaheim Union Water Co., who has been sick, is able to be back at work. Frank N. Gibbs of the Gibbs Lumber Co. went to Los Angeles today. W. A. Lavender of the Standard Oil Co. leaves tomorrow for a two weeks' trip to San Francisco. Miss Thelma Guy is able to be about the house after a short illness. Paul Doring passed last evening in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Casey of Burbank, announce the arrival of Picture of great Community Xmas tree at city park celebration last yuletide. A large tree has been planted in the park. In a few years its growth will make unnecessary importation of a tree. Local News Little Ellen Edwardson of Anaheim who danced Tuesday night at the Shakespeare club-house, Pasadena. She will appear at the Ebell club of Pasadena, Dec. 21. Ellen is studying with Mrs. Putnam of Hollywood. Fullerton Briefs Jesse Harrob of Haricopa, underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. Francis Dougherty of 213 N. Pomona-ave., who received an injured leg a few days ago has been brog to the Fullerton hospital where he is reported doing nicely. He suffered no broken bones. Gordon Kent leaves tomorrow over the S. Pavia the Washington Sunset Route for Delhi, Ont. Permits have been taken out by the Fullerton Dye Works for a $250 addition and by Win. H. Shirley of So. Cornell-ave. for a $150 garage. Fullerton American Legion presents "Charley's Aunt" at the high school auditorium Tuesday and Thursday of next week. The play is directed by Thomas Askin, dramatic director at the high school. Fullerton J. C. Sophomores are planning to present a play, "Miss Lula Bett." Will Sell School House Mrs. Harry E. Scott, most excellent chief, reports for the activities of the Pythian Sisters that they will sell the "Little Red School House," which attracted so much attention and favorable comment in the Armistice Day parade. It was built by the Anaheim Knights of Pythias who presented it to the Pythian Sisters. It is an exhibition adjoining the new Pythian temple on West Center-st where it is greatly admired and coveted by a host of children for whom it would make an ideal play house. The proceeds from its sale will be used in supplying baskets of Christmas cheer to be distributed The White Temple Sunday DR. JAMES ALLEN GEISSINGER will preach at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. MRS. VAUGH YOUNGER BELL and MISS E. GLADYS MILLER Soloists DR. H. H. YOUNG will direct the Chorus Choir in singing from Handel's Messiah MISS GRACE CURTIS At the organ Make Changes What better gift than day or night to come? The Radiantfire is the old fashioned convenience of gas open fire. You get cents an hour. The scientific burn is absolutely odorless mass that of the sun. Pure, just see one in op which will give you G. G. Girl Honored Mrs. Pearl Haskins, in charge of the county library at Garden Place, and Mr. Earl Briggs, of Ing Beach, have announced their engagement and their friends are celebrating this interesting event for a holiday affair. Mrs. Leavitt Ford,nee Miss Northcross, of Garden Place, gave a miscellaneous show and her home recently and the elect received many pretty flowers into the room. After contests and games, the members were seated at a daintily painted table where Christmas refreshment was served. Mrs. Stroup Wins First Mr.-J. E. Stroup was the lucky winner at the Coterie club yester-year when she won first prize. C. J. Van Horn being the best. Other prize winners were Herman Schindler, second Mrs. Newman Sanford, third, all members were present with exception of Mrs. Henry Sudlier Mrs. Sanford played her place. Playing were Mrs. Mary Heying, Mrs. Frank Mauer, Richard Groos, Mrs. W. J. McCoy, Mrs. C. D. Harrison, Mrs. Bryce Husmann, Mrs. Ed Schneiders, James Black and hostess, Van Horn. Continued with similar details about the rooms. A serious luncheon was served at o'clock. Grace Aid Meeting The usual study hour was decided to the topic,"Experiences DENTISTS OFFER AID FOR CLINIC Dr. Floyd E. Hogeboom, of Los Angeles, was in Anaheim Wednesday evening to meet the dentists school faculties, and Parent-Teacher association for a discussion of the proposed dental clinic. All dentists of the city were present and volunteered to do everything they could to make the movement a success. Dr. Hogeboom is well informed on the needs of such an establishment, as he was in the Pasadena city dental dispensary for three years and has appeared on programs in some of the largest dental conventions. It is his opinion that a clinic could and should be established in Anaheim and with $1000 of the needed $1500 for equipment, already on hands, the proposition looks quite possible. Further meetings will be held to discuss the matter when it is hoped a fuller representation of interested persons will be shown. City Manager Steward, Mrs. J. W. Price and Miss Dry, school nurse, were the only others at the meeting besides the dentist of the city. COMEDIANS MARK DESCENT ON LONDON LONDON, Dec. 14—A great family of comedians is to celebrate its descent upon London 260 years ago. One hundred members of the Lupino family will gather at Westminster to recall the day in 1722 when their ancestor, Chevallier Lupino, came to London from the Italian stage. Today Stanley Lupino is one of the greatest comedians on the Church and Club News IRISH BUILT BOAT FOR S. AMER. TRADE BELFAST, Dec. 14—The Voltaire, a luxurious 19,000 ton passenger liner, intended for the New York-South American trade, has just completed her trials in Belfast. Her builders are Workman & Clarke, who claim that she will be one of the most up-to-date and speedy liners on the coast. She will carry nearly seven hundred passengers. Shop Early Sing Christmas Carols The Young Peoples' societies of the Protestant churches of Anaheim will sing Christmas carols then the business district of Anaheim, Christmas morning between 6 and 7 o'clock. Should there be anyone ill who would appreciate this singing or pastors of the churches would be glad to receive the nurses, and carollers will pay them a call. Fred Hein has been named chairman. Upon returning the young folk will breakfast at the White Temple and shortly afterward will go to Orange-co hospital where they will sing a number of songs. The next rehearsal will be held Thursday evening at the White Temple. Saturday SPECIAL COMEDIANS MARK DESCENT ON LONDON LONDON, Dec. 14.—A great family of comedians is to celebrate its descent upon London 260 years ago. One hundred members of the Lupino family will gather at Westminster to recall the day in 1723 when their ancestor, Chevallier Lupino, came to London from the Italian stage. Today Stanley Lupino is one of the greatest comedians on the English stage, and great numbers of the family occupy prominent positions. During the celebration members of the family will appear in "A Nocturnal Interlude," a pantomime play after the style of "Ye Tavern Bilkers," as first played by their ancestors at "Ye Little Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre" in 1723. SHOP EARLY SUPPRESS RIOTS BERLIN, Dec. 14.—Strong police precautions were taken this afternoon to suppress disorders. Communist leaders planned demonstrations on a large scale. The police were ordered to quell them at any cost. BERLIN, Dec. 14.—The governments of the state of Bavaria and Wuertemberg are preparing measures conferring extraordinary powers upon their respective cabinets, said a dispatch from Munich today. These measures, which are similar to the one recently passed by the reichstag will be introduced in the Bavarian and Wuertemberg diets. Saturday SPECIAL XMAS COOKIES Springerles Lebkuchen Butter Drops Pfeffernesse Fruit Cake BOSTON BAKERY LEE EICHOLTZ, Prop. Phones 135-W, 1017-W Store No. 1, 201 East Center St. Store No. 2, 248 West Center St. THE HUMPHREY Radiantfire Make Christmas Cheer Permanent With This New Gas Fire What better gift can you make the whole family than real comfort—day or night—not only for this winter but for the winters that are to come? The Radiantfire is a remarkable new gas fire, entirely different from the old fashioned gas logs and asbestos grates. For the first time the convenience of gas is combined with the cheery glow of the old-time open fire. You get double the heat at much less cost—only a few cents an hour. The scientific burner of a Radiantfire generates a blue flame which is absolutely odorless. 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