oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-17

Social and Fraternal TWO BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED AT MAYHEW HOME THE birthday anniversaries of Miss Evelyn Harling and Mr. J. P. Mayhew were celebrated yesterday, when Mrs. Mayhew invited almost two dozen guests for a delicious chicken dinner. All the goodies to accompany the piece de resistance were served forming a delicious meal. The afternoon was enjoyed with music and conversation. The honorees were recipients of many lovely gifts. Although their ages differ slightly, Miss Harling and Mr. Mayhew have celebrated their anniversary jointly for several years and the event is always greatly anticipated. Joining in their celebration were Mrs. Mayhew, Dr. andrs. Marklee, A.B. Markle, Dr. and Mrs. Markle, Mr. and Mrs. Severen, Nebraska; Mrs.R.S. Leibhart, Clair Leibhart, also of Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs. Luis Harling, Miss Esther Harling, Ethel Harling, Iris McKinney, Moors Harold Harling, Howard Harling, Charence Harling, John Nick and Fred Gels, of Long Beach, and Charles Virgee. Surprise For Daughter Mrs.C.A.Maas provided as hostess over a clever surprise party in honor of fourteenth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Miss Jone yesterday. Games were enjoyed during the afternoon and the guests delighted in looking at the gifts Miss Jone had received. Delicious refreshments were served in the Leonard Guests included the Misses Hanna Grussing, Bertha Completes Year's Work With Miss Olive Tozier of Fullerton, as assistant hostess, Miss Edna Hochull entertained the Sherwood Study club at her home Saturday afternoon. The regular study hour was very interesting, and was climaxed with presentation to Miss Ione Maas of a certificate of completion for the first year's work as outlined by he main school in Chicago As Miss Maas had a birthday last week this certificate was somewhat of an anniversary gift. After musical games had been played some time, Miss Hochull and Miss Tozler served refreshments. POPULAR NURSE BECOMES BRIDE OF SANTA ANAN MISS LUCY WCOD, popular superintendent of nurses in Anaheim hospital was married Saturday afternoon to Dr.John Luther Maroon, of Santa Ana, Judge Cox performing the ceremony, Dr. and Mrs.Maroon were calling upon Anaheim friends today receiving congratulations and hearty good wishes. The announcement gave her friend a pleasant surprise, for the bride had overlooked speaking of such intentions. As Miss Wood, the bride has been associated with the Sanitarium here for five years and has many times over proven her worth and efficiency. She has been the popular president of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club, now serving in the second year. SURPRISE PART FOR MOTHER NATALIE ALTHOUGH she says having any more Mrs. Emma Duckworth a very happy surprise day on the date when days used to fall, while her so much happiness most has decided to be one as soon as she can. The guests were re-included her daughter Pendleton, of Paraden E.Duckworth, of La Mrs.GuyL.Duckw Beach;Mrs.Eva Fendell G.M.Tedrick,of An Mrs.Earl Faris,of Low The guests brought good things for dinner visit was a surprise useful and beautiful gift or of the day. After fancy work was through the afternoon spent on Christmas and sewing the happy season. YORBA LINDA. YORBA LINDA. Decree One of the jolliest affection occurred on Thursday at the home of M.Martin on Y.LtMr.Martin as patron Nora Freieks as matron ed the officers of the ern Star. A 6:30 turn was much enjoyed by ing Mrs.Alpha Van assistant matron;Clair rotary;Lena Jacobs Surprise For Daughter Mrs. G. A. Maas provided as hostess over a clever surprise party in honor of fourteenth birthday anniversary of her daughter, Miss Jone yesterday. Games were enjoyed during the afternoon and the guests delighted in looking at the gifts Miss Jone had received. Delicious refreshments were served in the lounge. Guests included the Misses Hanna Grussing, Bertha Plessner, Louise Saydeer, Marjorie and Mildred Latourette, Elizabeth and Mary Louise Parson and Marie Puchler. Visit Cousin on Ship Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McClain, of North Olive-st., were entertained yesterday by Mrs. McClain's cousin, Commander Dr. Joseph P. Thayner, of the battleship Missle-sippl, now at San Pedro Mrs. Carrie McClain and daughter, Miss Ethel, accompanied them. They were shown all over the big lighting vessel and greatly enjoyed their visit. Dr. Traynor's home is in Boston. Flower Mission Meeting The Flower Mission of the Presbyterian church will be entertained tomorrow by Mrs. Fisher, who lives at the corner of Philadelphia and Wilhelmina-sts. She will be assisted by Mrs. Herman Loehr. Family Dinner Party The J. E. Stroup home on N. Zeynst was the scene of a delightful dinner party yesterday, when Mr. and Ms. J. P. Callahan parents of Mrs. Stroup, entertained their relatives with a pre-Xmas dinner and a delightful day together. Delicious lamb with mint jelly, etc., was the piece de resistance. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Callahan, Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Schlassonan, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chapman, Orange, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McLuteer, Mrs. Joe Stroup and children and Mr. and Mrs. Callahan. The rooms were very attractive with Holly berries and poinsettias. Let us supply you with your Christmas groceries. We have a fine line of goods and we deliver them to your door. YORBA LINDA. One of the jolliest affections occurred on Thursday at the home of M. M. Martin on Y.-L.-B. Mrs. Martin as patron Nora Fricke as matron ed the officers of the Old Star. A 6:30 turn was much enjoyed by Mrs. Alpha Van sustant matron; Clair retary; Lena Jacobs, Mr. E. Gilman chapel Doris Small conduct Mary Mattin, assistant tress; Mrs. Martha Ada; Mrs. Luella Lapto Miss Marion Thing at Mrs. Margaret Haas and Mrs. Cornelia Elder at Mrs. Marrie Johnson at Mr. Wm. Johnson as sse Mrs. Carrie G. Drake as the matron and pasro sent each officer with faithful hand painted plaster. Mrs. Jessie Galentin Beach was looking up town on Thursday. Mr. G. B. Pfelfer weral years has been coni ne the Yorba Linda Petre way office has gone to as chief clerk for the pany there. Miss Hazel Wilson again after a few mnts ago returne Linda last week. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer ing a fine new Franklin Mr. Percy Scott son Mrs. F.B.Scott is hon Christmas holidays from at Pasadena. Mrs. Louise Culver o arried Friday morning the holidays with her Mr.A.K.Culver. Mrs.Vasco Mills of tier visited relatives he day. Friends here will be to learn of the marriag Lauretta Cram, only d Mr. and Mrs.Perley W.Hurless Barton, wh red at Santa Ana on VMr.Barton formerly o Liberty Garage here be employed at the beach and his bride will ree have many friends best wishes for piness. Mrs.Gilman subs school on Friday or M son who was ill. Friends here will learn that Miss Van B taught here last year at Tustin, has been few weeks and unable Let us supply you with your Christmas groceries. We have a fine line of goods and we deliver them to your door. Edmiston’s Grocery Tel. 219 116 N. Los Angeles St THE ANNUAL Anaheim Union High School Student VAUDEVILLE BENEFIT OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND ANNUAL FUN High School Auditorium Thursday and Friday, Dec. 20--21, 8 p.m. DIRECTED BY LUCILLE S. BICKLEY 10 BIG ACTS Now on Sale at Kemp Bros. Drug Store—50 C The Woman's Page SURPRISE PARTY FOR MOTHER ON NATAL DAY ALTHOUGH she says she is not having any more birthdays, Mrs. Emma Duckworth was given a very happy surprise party Friday on the date when her birthdays used to fall, which brought her so much happiness that she almost has decided to have another one as soon as she can. The guests were relatives and included her daughter, Mrs. Lola Pendleton, of Paradena; Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, of Long Beach; Mrs. Guy L. Duckworth, Long Beach; Mrs. Eva Fendley and Mrs. G. M. Tedrick, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Earl Faris, of Long Beach. The guests brought along many good things for dinner, for the visit was a surprise, and many useful and beautiful gifts in honor of the day. After the meal fancy work was brought out and the afternoon spent in discussing Christmas and sewing on gifts for the happy season. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Dec. 17. (Spl.) One of the jolliest affairs of the season occurred on Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Martin on Y. L.-blvd.; when Mr. Martin as patron, and Mrs. Nora Frieks as matron, entertained the officers of the local Eastern Star. A 6:30 turkey dinner was much enjoyed by the fellow ing. Mrs. Alpha Van Cleve, assistant matron; Clair Sheck, secretary; Lena Jacobs, it appears: YORBA LINDA. Dec. 17. (Spl.) One of the jolliest affairs of the season occurred on Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Martin on Y. Leibvud; when Mr. Martin as patron, and Mrs. Nora Fricks as matron, entertained the officers of the local Eastern Star. A 6:30 turkey dinner was much enjoyed by the fellow inmates. Mrs. Alpha Van Cleave, assistant matron; Clair Shock, secretary; Lena Jacobs, treasurer; E. G. Gilman chaplain; Doris Small conductress; Mrs. Mary Mattin, assistant conductress; Mrs. Martha Bartrum as Ada; Mrs. Luella Lupton as Puth; Miss Marion Thing as Esther; Mrs. Margaret Huas as Martina; Mrs. Cornelia Elder as Electe; Mrs. Marrie Johnson as Warder, Mr. Wm. Johnson as sentinel and Mrs. Carrie G. Drake as prompter. The matron and pasion also presented each officer with a beautiful hand painted plate. Mrs. Jessie Galentine of Long Beach was looking up friends in town on Thursday. Mr. G. B. Pfleifer, who for several years has been connected with the Yorba Linda Petroleum Midway office has gone to Torrance as chief clerk for the same company there. Miss Hazel Wilson is at home again after a few months' stay at Ventura. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Couch and family who moved to Anaheim a few months ago returned to Yorba Linda last week. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer are driving a fine new Franklin. Mr. Percy Scott son of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Scott is home for the Christmas holidays from his school at Pasadena. Mrs. Louise Culver of Palo Alto, arrived Friday morning to spend the holidays with her brother, Mr. A. K. Culver. Mrs. Vasco Mills of East Whittler visited relatives here on Friday. Friends here will be interested to learn of the marriage of Miss Lauraitta Cram, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perley Cram, and W. Hurless Barton, which occurred at Santa Ana on Wednesday. Mr. Barton formerly owned the Liberty Garage here but is now employed at the beach where he and his bride will reside. They have many friends here who extend best wishes for their happiness. Mrs. Gilman substituted at school on Friday vor Miss Fergerson who was ill. Friends here will regret to learn that Miss Van Euskirk who taught here last year but is now at Tustin, has been ill the past few weeks and unable to teach. Very colorful are millady's gowns nowadays, although a hint has been dropped that the pastel shades are going to be more popular than the gayer colors. The gown on the left is a wonderful draped model of midnight blue chiffon velvet with a bodice of silver and rhinestone net. In the center is a gorgeous afternoon gown suitable for the more formal functions—the "at home" or five o'clock tea. It is a blue chiffon brocaded in dahlia WHITE TEMPLE S. S. TO PRESENT FINE PROGRAM THE Christmas entertainment of the White Temple will be held on Monday evening, Dec. 24. It will take the form of a white Christmas. Each member of the school bringing some gift for the poor. These gifts will then be distributed by a committee appointed for the purpose. The program is as follows: Song—Joy to The World.... Hymn 107 Bible reading—Matt. 2, 7-13.... Warren Shutz Song.... Hymn 110 Prayer by the Pastor. "Under the Stars" Ellen Collins, Katherine Collins Song..... Cradle Roll Recitation..... Gale Hill Luther's Manger Hymn, Beginners Christmas Candles..... Beginners The Children's King..... Primary Department Bible reading, Luke 2, 8-15.... Junior Department Exercise..... Mrs. Mathis' class Song..... Cradle Roll The Shepherd on The Plains..... Juniors Wonderful Night..... Intermediate Department The Christmas Fudding..... Juniors Christmas Carols..... Young People's Department Presentation of the white gifts Departments adjourn to their several rooms to receive the treat. Sisters En Route Home F. C. Rimpau announced today a wireless message had been received from his sisters, Mrs. Marie Alexander and Miss Sophia Rimpau, on their way home from an extended tour of Europe. They left Anaheim Sept. 26 and it will Local News Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter, Lucille of Long Beach were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bowen and other relatives. Miss Lucille Bowen will remain with her grandparents for the week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen and Mrs. Stichtman passed yesterday at Chino. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fleming and daughters of Pomona were guests at the Degryse home yesterday. Later in the afternoon they drove to Maywood where they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Matter. Mrs.W.J.Waller is ill at her home on So.Melrose-st. Mrs.Oliver Meeker passed yesterday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.Tomas Remp at Brees. Mr和Mrs.H.C.Ruick were dinner guests of friends at Ontario yesterday. Mr和Mrs.C.C.Smith are anticipating a vacation visit from their son Donald, who is a Penny college boy. College closes Wednesday for the holidays. Roger Gelssinger, accompanied by his friend, Ed Herlicker, of Pasadena, were weekend guests of Dr. and Mrs.J.A.Gelssinger.Both young men are students in U.S.C. Mrs.Charde West is almost recovered from a recent illness of several weeks. New patients at the sanitarium: Mrs.J.W.Naylor, Buena Park; W.H.Planss,Huntington Beach,and Dr.P.O.Derbyshire.Fullerton. Mr和Mrs.W.H.Houts and daughter Pauline,and Mrs.F.M.Eden left early this morning for Big Bear,where they will pass several days. Miss>Theima Guy was able to return to school today after a week's illness.. Mr. Barton formerly owned the Liberty Garage here but is now employed at the beach where he and his bride will reside. They have many friends here who extend best wishes for their happiness. Miss Gilman substituted at school on Friday or Miss Fergeson who was ill. Friends here will regret to learn that Miss Van Buskirk who taught here last year but is now at Tustin, has been ill the past few weeks and unable to teach. Walter H. Starr is reported as quite ill with the flu. Mr. W. L. Lytle is recovering from a severe attack of intestinal flu. Harold Page who was seriously injured in an automobile accident several weeks ago, under Christmas Carols Young People's Department Presentation of the white gifts Departments adjourn to their several rooms to receive the treat. Sisters En Route Home F. C. Rimpau announced today a wireless message had been received from his sisters, Mrs. Marie Alexander and Miss Sophia Rimpau, on their way home from an extended tour of Europe. They left Anaheim Sept. 26 and it will be a month before they reach Anaheim, Mr. Rimpau believes. Their return to New York is being made on the same steamer on which they went over. They have visited among other continental points of interest Paris and other cities of France; Rome, Nice and Venice, Italy, and Madrid. Spain. A postcard pictures the palatial hotel in which they stopped at Nice. Venice is a beautiful city, they report, tho the streets are but eight feet wide and the sidewalks but two. Cantata Rehearsal Anaheim Choral club will meet tomorrow evening at St. Michael's Parish hall for another rehearsal on the cantata "Ruth the Maobites." All interested are urged to come out. Fullerton Briefs Miss M. C. Markham and mother left yesterday over the U. P. for St. Louis. The Fullerton high school is planning to close Friday afternoon for the holiday season until Jan. 2, it was announced today. The grammar schools are planning to close Wednesday afternoon until the same date, the teachers to attend the institute in Los Angeles. went an operation on his leg on Friday which is hoped will speed his recovery. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Johnson on Friday, at the Anaheim Retreat, an 8½ pound girl. Mother and daughter are reported as doing nicely. Rev Goo. Taylor of Albambra visited his daughter, Mrs. Paul Trook on Thursday. Mrs. Claude West is almost recovered from a recent illness of several weeks. New patients at the sanitarium: Mrs. J. W. Naylor, Buena Park; W. H. Planss, Huntington Beach, and Dr. P. O. Derbyshire, Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Houts and daughter Pauline, and Mrs. F. M. Eden left early this morning for Big Bear, where they will pass several days. Miss Thelma Guy was able to return to school today after a week's illness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Way, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mills and Mrs. Cox, all of Los Angeles, were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamilton Evans. Mr. and Mrs. William Nenno had as their dinner guests yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Bolander of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nenno passed Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McCracken of Alhambra were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Mathis. Mrs. Fanny Branch and son Floyd, Mrs. H. C. Johnson and little son, and Mrs. Earl Saylor, all of Venice, were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sanches of 605 E. Chartres st., are the proud parents of a 7-1b girl, born Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ruether and Miss Gladys Ruether passed Sunday at Compton. Jake Vetter and a party of Los Angeles friends left early this morning for Imperial Valley, where they will be gone for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hiltscher of Pasadena were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Newt yesterday. Mrs. Hitscher was formerly Miss Bernice Nevin. Misses Irene and Easter Jacques, with their cousin, Mrs. Beni Parker of Los Angeles, visited Sunday with their uncle, J. D. Griset, of Santa Ana, and cousin Gaston Griset, of Tustin. C. L. Van Alstine of Los Angeles is a patient at the local sanitarium today. Mr. and Mrs. Emill Mosiman and small son Harold, and Mrs Caroline Liebing and Miss Lella Liebing, enjoyed an afternoon at the Orange county park yesterday。 ND ARTISTIC Ladies of Canton Party The Ladies of the Canton, an auxiliary of the Odd Fellows order were entertained in Orange Saturday at a Christmas party with Mrs. Claude Ellis, at her home in Orange. As members belong from all over the county, the affair was a delightfully jolly one. Gifts were exchanged and delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Summonds, of Olinda, who belong to Louis Kebekah lodge, was among the guests. BRIDAL COUPLE GIVE SURPRISE; ARE SURPRISED A WEDDING and a post-nuptial shower which occurred Saturday afternoon, caused quite a flurry among the friends of Miss Ellen Von Herzen and Mr. James V. Pettit, both of Hollywood, for the friends knew not the hour of the wedding and the young couple did not know of the impending shower. Mr. Pettit and Miss Von Herzen, accompanied by Mrs. R. E. Campbell and Mr. C. Von Herzen, who served them as attendants, went to Justice Brown's office and were married. They returned to the Campbell-home and were greeted by the friends who had gathered in their absence for the party. When the surprise and jollity had subsided somewhat the newlyweds were presented with a large arrangement of useful articles and a two-course lunchoon was served. YOUNG GIRLS GIVE PARENTS SURPRISE DINNER MRS. W. H. Houts and Mr. F. M. Eden were complimented with a dinner party last evening at the Eden home on Sycamore-st. The party being arranged by Misses Pauline Houts and Doris Eden. The dinner, a delicious one, was served at 6:30 and the youthful cooks had prepared a tasty menu. The honorees were recipients of many lovely gifts. After the dinner, games and various amusements were in order. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Houts, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Eden, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barnes and daughter, Alma, of Torrance, Mrs. Alice Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. L. Dahlman and son Earl, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton, Mrs. B. P. Houts, John Houts, John and Francis Eden, and Misses Doris Eden and Pauline Houts. P.T. A. CHANGES MEETING DATE The Fullerton grammar school P.T. A. has changed the date of meeting from Wednesday to Tuesday evening, this week. A special program will be given with a one-act play by the dramatic class under the direction of Miss Frances Walker, and a cantata by the pupils of Wilshire avenue building, under the direction of Miss Kathleen Rye as features. The former is entitled "The Chimes," and the latter "The Carol." Y. M. C. A. NEW YEAR PLANS DISCUSSED County Y. M. C. A. events for and banded with fox fur — a French model. A simple little dance frock of the well liked jade green is illustrated on the right. It is a modified bouffant and is trimmed with silver lace. The bandeau is also silver lace and jade. Friends Hear Glad News Mr. and Mrs. James Nayler, of Buena Park, are announcing the birth of a daughter, who arrived yesterday. Mrs. Nayler is well knotted in Anaheim where the news was received with joy. Preparing Cantata The choir of Salem Evangelical church is busy on rehearsals of the cantata, "God's Gift of Love," (Judefund) to be presented Christmas eve, Miss Edna Hochull is accompanist. A rug, plus a bug, plus a broom—equalg influenza. Weekend In City Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tedrick were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie Abbott, of Los Angeles. Mrs. Tedrick and Mrs. Abbott were sorority sisters. The quartet attended the Topsy and Eve performance of the Duncan Sisters, at the Majestic theatre. Tuesday evening, this week. A special program will be given, with a one-act play by the dramatic class under the direction of Miss Frances Walker, and a canvata by the pupils of the Wilshire avenue building, under the direction of Miss Kathleen Rye as features. The former is entitled, "The Chimes," and the latter, "The Carol." Y. M. C. A. NEW YEAR PLANS DISCUSSED County Y. M. C. A. events for 1924 will be discussed at a meeting tomorrow noon in Owen's Cafe, Santa Ann, called County Chairman M. E. Beebe, of Anaheim. Representatives of each association in the county number of 20 are expected. Mrs. J. A. Myers of East Center street, is recovering from a recent illness, although unable to take part in her usual home duties. A. B. Markle is again considerably indisposed, being confined to his home. COUGHS—COLDS—"FLU" Watch out for "Flu" and pneumonia now. Check coughs or colds quick. 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