oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-29

ROYAL STOCK CO. OPENS AT UNITED Manager Langvay of the United theatre has secured a real theatrical treat for Annheim, and well posted followers of the spoken drama will be delighted at the announcement of "Smilin' Through" coming to the United theatre. This beautiful play which had a two year's run in New York City has been selected by the Royal Stock Co., for their initial offering here and the press of other cities are unanimous in proclaiming their performance of "Smilin' Through," one of the real worth while plays of the year. The remarkable story of undying love with its spiritualistic trend which is so cleverly conceived that it borders on the supernatural, is one that leaves a lasting impression and no play of recent years has caused so much favorable comment throughout the English speaking world. Miss Edythe Elliott one of the cleverest of America's leading ladies will be seen as the heroine of "Smilin' Through" and Rodney Childbord will play the lover. The scene is laid in an old fashioned garden of fifty years and the electrical effects will delight to patrons of the old theatre. Manager Langvay insisted that the admission price remain at 55c and this is positively the first time "Smilin' Through" has ever been played at such a ridiculously low price. The Royal Stock Co. positively guarantee every one of their plays to be equal to any played in Los Angeles and if the citizens of Anaheim want the best of the spoken drama presented by a real company of actors and actresses they should support the Royal Stock Co. ENGINE DERAILED; PANIC AT TUNNEL REDDING, Calif., Dec. 29.—Passengers on board the north bound Shasta Limited on the Southern Pacific Railroad were thrown into near panic early today when a broken drive wheel derailed the engine and brought the train to a sudden stop as it was entering the west end of Tunnel No. 2, two miles north of Kennet." No one was hurt but the sudden stop at the tunnel greatly excited the passengers. The tunnel caved slightly at the scene of the derailment it is reported. The accident occurred at 2:30 a.m. and the track was expected to be cleared by noon. In the meantime northbound passenger trains were held at Redding and southbound trains at Dunsmuir. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.—An official report to the Southern Pacific here from the superintendent of the Dunsmuir division stated that a broken drive rod on the right hand side of the engine pulling train No. 12, the Shasta Limited, which left here last night for Portland, had derailed the engine and the front trucks of the express car. The accident occurred as the train was entering the west end of Tunnel No. 2, two miles north of Kennett, and the train had proceeded four car lengths into the tunnel before it was brought to a stop. The broken drive rod did considerable damage to the timbering of the tunnel before the train was stopped, the report said. The train was pulled out of the tunnel by an emergency engine and orders were dispatched from headquarters to bring it back to Kennett station pending the GRAB NEGRO AFTER 3 YEARS SEEN. LOS ANGELES, Dec. Jewell, alias Jack George was arrested here today what officers claim have three years' search for authorities at Georgetown where Jewell faces charges dueting a gambling house larceny and receiving property from a convicting information to the office. Jewell will fight extra was stated. VARSITY EASIL DEFEATS A Coach Jacques, A. Basketball champs easily a picked alumni team last evening. The varsity received some good work will benefit them in training with Garden Grove in The girls used excel work and played like The alumni girls had ten how to play and divided starring. The team work. The winning teams were: forwards, Ever Rosie Labourdette, L. and Sarah Fay; guards Hile, Madeline Tour "Ted" Beamish; center quarth, Grace Holse Florence Findley. Alumni team: Viella Cook, Catherine Lanette Bird, Chan Merle Simon, Stella B Miss Estehr Jacque ROBINSON GO PARIS CONFIRM LOS ANGELES, Dec. M. Robinson, presides First National Bank angles was prepared today for Paris, whi Jan. 21, he will serve and theatre. Manager Langvay insisted that the admission price remain at 55c and this is positively the first time "Smilin' through" has ever been played at such a reiculously low price. The Royal Stock Co. positively guarantee every one of their plays to be equal to any played in Los Angeles and if the citizens of Anaheim want the best of the spoken drama presented by a real company of actors and actresses they should support the Royal Stock Co. Imagine the surprise in Cincinnati when an explosion turned out to be a bomb instead of a still—Santa Rosa Republican. The accident occurred as the train was entering the west end of Tunnel No. 2, two miles north of Kennett, and the train had proceeded four car lengths into the tunnel before it was brought to a stop. The broken drive rod did considerable damage to the timbering of the tunnel before the train was stopped, the report said. The train was pulled out of the tunnel by an emergency engine and orders were dispatched from headquarters to bring it back to Kennett station pending the clearing of the track. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad ways Bring Results UNITED THEATER, 306 E. Center St. Grand Opening Sunday, Dec. 3 SUNDAY—MONDAY—TUESDAY THE ROYAL STOCK CO. Presents Jane Cowl's Greatest Comedy-Drama "SMILIN' THRU with EDYTHE ELLIOTT AND AN ALL STAR CAST CURTAIN FOR STOCK CO. RISES AT 8:15 SH This splendid stock company will play Anaheim every Sunday, day, and Tuesday, presenting a new play each week, with a borate scenic production and a wonderful wardrobe. —and on the Screen— "The MARK OF THE BEAST" By Thomas Dixon, author "Birth of a Nation" The Most Stupendous Thought-Drama of the Year! Baby Peggy In "NOBODY'S DARLIN" Last Times Tonight Zane Grey's "The U. P. Tra By Thomas Dixon, author "Birth of a Nation" The Most Stupendous Thought-Drama of the Year! Baby Peggy In "NOBODY'S DARLIN" Last Times Tonight Zane Grey's "The U. P. Trai Oh Joy--- A New Year's Eve DANCE GIVEN BY THE Moose Lodge at Moose DECEMBER 31, 1923 EVERYBODY WELCOMES A GOOD TIME IS ASSURED ADMISSION $1.00 LADIE GRAB NEGRO AFTER 3 YEARS SEARCH LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29—Jack Jewell, alias Jack George, a negro was arrested here today, ending what officers claim has been a three years' search for him for authorities at Georgetown, Texas, where Jewell faces charges of conducting a gambling house, grand larceny and receiving personal property from a convict, according to information to the sheriff's office. Jewell will fight extradition, it was stated. VARSITY EASIL DEFEATS ALUMNI Coach Jacques, A. H. S. girls basketball champs easily defeated a picked alumni team 37 to 6 last evening. The varsity crew received some good training that will benefit them in their battle with Garden Grove in two weeks. The girls used excellent teamwork and played like veterans. The alumni girls had not forgotten how to play and did more individual starring. They lacked team work. The winning team, members were: forwards, Evelyn Cordes, Rosie Labourdette, Lydia Mohr, and Sarah Fay; guards, Eather Hile, Madeline Tousseau and "Ted" Beamish; centers, Mae Requarth, Grace Holsworth, and Florence Findley. Alumni team: Viola Lensing; Ella Cook, Catherine Huarte, Lanette Bird, Charleen Smith, Merle Simon, Stella Bastian. Miss Estehr Jacques refereed. ROBINSON GOES TO PARIS CONFERENCE LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29—Henry M. Robinson, president of the First National Bank of Los Angeles was prepared to leave here today for Paris, where, starting Jan. 21, he will serve on one of the teams. GIMNI DEFEAT VARSITY 27 TO 24 Alumni defeated A. H. S. varsity 27 to 24 last evening after a torrid battle. The former stars have kept in training at various colleges and used some very brilliant plays. Coach Fitzmorris is getting his crew into a fine machine and they are ready to take on any sort of competition. The coach gave young Swarthout a chance last evening and he made good. He is rather small compared to the other players, but has real basketball abilities when it comes to shooting for the net. He piled up the majority of the digits. Swarthout is a senior and ever since he has been attending high school it has been his wish to win an "A". Coach Fitzmorris will give him a fair chance. The entire quintet played a wonderful game last night and all deserve special mention. Wells was excellent at center and set a lively pace for his opponent. Sweeney showed real ability last evening as forward and made some excellent shots for the basket. Dahlman and Beebe were excellent at guarding and did their best to keep the forwards of the alumni from scoring. The coach substituted Beatle for Beebe, Jabs for Dahlman, and Bastian for Sweeney, giving the entire string a chance to show their stuff. The alumni players were Mann and Janss, guards; Newkirk, center; Pohlman and Ross, forwards. Subs were Wallace, and Daugherty. Janss is attending U. S. C. and in spare hours when not studying he is clerkling in a drug store. He came down specially last evening to play in the game and returned to work early this morning in Los Angeles. Newkirk and Mann are home from Stanford. Pohlman is working at Dodge garage. Ross is a home for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith were happily surprised Christmas Eve when their daughter, Mrs. Homer Collins, and Mr. Collins walked in for a Christmas visit. It will be remembered that Mr. Collins and Miss Lulu Smith and Mr. J. H. Hunton and Miss Florence Smith were married late last summer and left for their homes in Contact. Nev., where the young men had lucrative positions awaiting them. Mr. and Mrs. Huston will not make their visit home until springtime. A turkey which was brought from the north by Mrs. Smith, Miss Cora Weiseke and Mrs. Streech, mother of Mrs. Smith, upon their return a short time ago, served as the nucleus for the holiday dinner. Coverers were marked for Mr. and Mrs. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith, of St. Paul, the former a brother of the host; Miss Weincke, and Mr. J. C. Smith. The fact that Mrs. Streech, who had been ill for some time, returned from the north nough benefited by her trip, will be heard with pleasure by her friends. Successful Xmas Affairs The Children's party yesterday afternoon in the Prebyterian social rooms, and the one last evening by the young people's department of the Sunday school, were successful affairs and the plan of social events following Christmas sacred celebration. Is a highly pleasing innovation. Games and refreshments featured both parties and the events will be long remembered. BARBECUE STAND PROPRIETOR ROBBED LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29 Threatening to shoot to kill if he did not comply with their demands two young unmasked bandits both armed with revolvers, early today entered the barbecue stand DANCING AND TAFFY PROFUN AND MISS WILMA ORROVERY very gracious hosting when she enters crie-of friends were dressed in attire and the boys were wearing was enjoyed in the of the evening and tired to the kitchen soon became a museum enjoying a late freshments were serenely guests of Miss Orrored the Misses Daisy son, Hedwig Grinne Wood; Thelma Gruhn Ian Franz the Messenger; Walter Blakley sip; Harry Frana Zarion Henry; Meesh Sloop and Annie Easterners Eiji Among the man which gather at Yuletide season home of Mr. and Mrs. Zarion on Lincoln robe was in honor of reest who are based in Anaheim and formla. They were dled by seasonable 35 diners, and tha about the total beaj majesty, the turk center of the menu one. Afterinner the Christmas carols and the voting guess ROBINSON GOES TO PARIS CONFERENCE LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29—Henry M. Robinson, president of the First National Bank of Los Angeles was prepared to leave here today for Paris, where, starting Jan. 21, he will serve on one of the two committees of experts appointed by the reparations commission to study Germany's ability to pay reparations. WEALTHY WOMAN ARRESTED IN HOTEL LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29—Mystery surrounding the identity of a richly clothed woman, wearing jewelry estimated to be worth $30,000, who was arrested last night in a prominent hotel on a charge of intoxication, after she caused a disturbance according to police, was partly dispelled today when she gave her name as Mrs. F. E. Foss. She furnished bail and was released from the city jail. The woman refused to furnish the police with any further details concerning herself. Mrs. Foss was arrested with James O'Brien, a New York mining engineer, in the dining room of the hotel by the police who had been called by the hotel manager to stop a disturbance, which was caused by the party in which Mrs. Foss participated. O'Brien was booked by the police on a charge of violating the Wright Act after officers stated they found liquor in his possession. REGENT ACCEPTS JAP RESIGNATIONS TOKIO, Dec. 29—The Yammo-to cabinet passed into history today. Prince Regent Hirohito accepted the joint resignation of its members which had been placed in his hands a few hours after an unsuccessful attempt had been made upon his life by a young college boy. The Yammamoto cabinet came into being during the earthquake days and was known as the reconstruction cabinet. Its days were numbered because of opposition from the powerful selyukai party but efforts were being made to keep it in power until after the marriage of the prince regent next month. These efforts probably would have been successful but for the attempt upon the prince's life Viscount Goto, minister of home affairs, assuming responsibility for present the attack, im- The alumni players were Mann and Janas, guards; Newkirk, center; Pohlman and Ross, forwards. Subs were Wallace, and Daugherty. Janss is attending U. S. C. and in spare hours when not studying he is clerkling in a drug store. He came down specially last evening to play in the game, and returned to work early this morning in Los Angeles. Newkirk and Mann are home from Stanford. Pohlman is working at Dodge Bros. garage. Ross is a post graduate and Wallace is assisting Anaheim HI. coaches. Daugherty is working at the Anaheim Beef Co. HELD AS COUNTERFEITER CHICAGO, Dec. 29—Another important raid in the nation-wide counterfeit plot uncovered by U.S. Secret Service men was made today when operatives under Captain Thomas I. Porter raided the home of John Shea and took him in custody. Shea is an old time notorious safe blower, according to officer It was declared he has been passing the bogus bills. A wife, Victoria, also was held questioning. BUILDING PERMS J. C. Craig, frame and eco temporary residence and rage at $40 Sor Los Angeles cost $2500. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE JUSTICE CCT OF ANAHEIM TOWNSE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA Paul V. Hester, de business under the firm named style of Orange County I. Dealer, Plaintiff, vs. D. Ekel, doing business under the name and style of Anaheim writer Exchange, defendant. The people of state of California Send Greens to: D. E. Nickel, doing bus under the firm name and of Anaheim Typewriter Excuse, Defendant. YOU ARE BY DIRECTED TO APPREVEFORE me at my office, at Hall in said Township, answer the complaint in an arrest you in the Justice's Court Anaheim Township, County Orange, State of California, five days after the service served within the city and township or city action is brought; social events following Christ's sacred celebration, is a highly pleasing innovation. Games and refreshments featured both parties and the events will be long remembered. BARBECUE STAND PROPRIETOR ROBBED LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29—Threatening to shoot to kill if he did not comply with their demands two young unmasked bandits, both armed with revolvers, early today entered the barbecue stand of H. J. Sastrunk, at 101 st. and Alameda ave., forced Sastrunk to stand with his back to them while they rifled his pockets and the cash register of $27 and escaped. Sastrunk sounded an alarm, all efforts of the police to find trace of the bandits proved futile. HELD AS COUNTERFEITER CHICAGO, Dec. 29—Another important raid in the nation-wide counterfeit plot uncovered by U.S. Secret Service men was made today when operatives under Captain Thomas I. Porter raided the home of John Shea and took him in custody. Shea is an old time notorious safe blower, according to officer It was declared he has been passing the bogus bills. A wife, Victoria, also was held questioning. BUILDING PERMS J. C. Craig, frame and eco temporary residence and rage at $40 Sor Los Angeles cost $2500. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE JUSTICE CCT OF ANAHEIM TOWNSE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA Paul V. Hester, de business under the firm named style of Orange County I. Dealer, Plaintiff, vs. D. Ekel, doing business under the name and style of Anaheim writer Exchange, defendant. The people of state of California Send Greens to: D. E. Nickel, doing bus under the firm name and of Anaheim Typewriter Excuse, Defendant. YOU ARE BY DIRECTED TO APPREVEFORE me at my office, at Hall in said Township, answer the complaint in an arrest you in the Justice's Court Anaheim Township, County Orange, State of California, five days after the service served within the city and township or city action is brought; social events following Christ's sacred celebration, is a highly pleasing innovation. Games and refreshments featured both parties and the events will be long remembered. BARBECUE STAND PROPRIETOR ROBBED LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29—Threatening to shoot to kill if he did not comply with their demands two young unmasked bandits, both armed with revolvers, early today entered the barbecue stand of H. J. Sastrunk, at 101 st. and Alameda ave., forced Sastrunk to stand with his back to them while they rifled his pockets and the cash register of $27 and escaped. Sastrunk sounded an alarm, all efforts of the police to find trace of the bandits proved futile. HELD AS COUNTERFEITER CHICAGO, Dec. 29—Another important raid in the nation-wide counterfeit plot uncovered by U.S. Secret Service men was made today when operatives under Captain Thomas I. Porter raided the home of John Shea and took him in custody. Shea is an old time notorious safe blower, according to officer It was declared he has been passing the bogus bills. A wife, Victoria, also was held questioning. BUILDING PERMS J. C. Craig, frame and eco temporary residence and rage at $40 Sor Los Angeles cost $2500. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE JUSTICE CCT OF ANAHEIM TOWNSE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA Paul V. Hester, de business under the firm named style of Orange County I. Dealer, Plaintiff, vs. D. Ekel, doing business under the name and style of Anaheim writer Exchange, defendant. The people of state of California Send Greens to: D. E. Nickel, doing bus under the firm name and of Anaheim Typewriter Excuse, Defendant. YOU ARE BY DIRECTED TO APPREVEFORE me at my office, at Hall in said Township, answer the complaint in an arrest you in the Justice's Court Anaheim Township, County Orange, State of California, five days after the service served within the city and township or city action is brought; social events following Christ's sacred celebration, is a highly pleasing innovation. Games and refreshments featured both parties and the events will be long remembered. BARBECUE STAND PROPRIETOR ROBBED LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29—Threatening to shoot to kill if he did not comply with their demands two young unmasked bandits, both armed with revolvers, early today entered the barbecue stand of H. J. Sastrunk, at 101 st. and Alameda ave., forced Sastrunk to stand with his back to them while they rifled his pockets and the cash register of $27 and escaped. Sastrunk sounded an alarm, all efforts of the police to find trace of the bandits proved futile. HELD AS COUNTERFEITER CHICAGO, Dec. 29—Another important raid in the nation-wide counterfeit plot uncovered by U.S. Secret Service men was made today when operatives under Captain Thomas I. Porter raided the home of John Shea and took him in custody. Shea is an old time notorious safe blower, according to officer It was declared he has been passing the bogus bills. A wife, Victoria, also was held questioning. BUILDING PERMS J. C. Craig, frame and eco temporary residence and rage at $40 Sor Los Angeles cost $2500. DELPHIAN STUDY Study groups of Delphian society wlows coming wteion at the home Knipe; at 2 p.m.M Mrs.Gus Prescott; Beta; at the hom Sheridan; Thursday Mrs.Sheridan; lead Delta section ad Mrs.M.W.Skinno p.m., with Mrs.; leader All member make note of this! MRS.J.H. One of Anaheim' elors Mr.Harry cause for that hir grin-for Santa for Santa Christmas could imagine course he's had here but her arrival in day from Kalpine main a year with occasion for great They will reside Clementine Mrs.plessed with ther especially Anaheim of a Nation" ma of the Year! S DARLING” Zane Grey's U. P. Trail" The Yammamoto cabinet came into being during the earthquake days and was known as the re-construction cabinet. Its days were numbered because of opposition from the powerful seiyukai party but efforts were being made to keep it in power until after the marriage of the prince regent next month. These efforts probably would have been successful but for the attempt upon the prince's life, Viscount Goto, minister of home affairs, assuming responsibility for failure to prevent the attack, immediately resigned and later his cabinet confers joined in offering their resignations to the regent as a mark of humiliation. MELLON'S OWER TAX PLAN REDUCED FROM ALL SIDES (Continued From Page One) sorted today it would be possible both to grant a bonus and reduce taxes nearly as much if not more than Secretary Mellon has proposed. He would accomplish this he said, by a re-distribution of the tax burden, which would take $500,000,000 from "those least able to bear it," and placing it where there would be little complaint about it. "I can show Mr. Mellon how it can be done with his own figures," said the Democratic leader. Dancing Carnival Year's Eve Dance the C Year Out and the N Year In Dancer to 1 LEGION HASANTA ANA DANING Every Tuesday, July & Saturday Nights Admission $1 Ladies Free Nickel, doing bus under the firm name and of Anaheim Typewriter Exc. Defendant. YOU ARE HERE BEFORE me at my office, at Hall in said Township, and over the complaint in an inst you in the Justice's Court Orange, State of California, five days after the service served within the city and County action is brought; but within days if it is served out of township or city but in the Court which the action is bround within twenty days if it elsewhere. And are hereby notified that unfit so appear and answer are required, the said Plaintiff take judgment for any minor damages demanded in Complaint, as arising upon act or plaintiff will apply in the complaint. G. B. BROWN, Junifl the Peace of said Trip. WM. P. WEBB, JR., Attorney for Plaintiff Shed Dec. 1, 8, 15, 29; 42, 19, 25. One of Anaheim elors, Mr. Harry cause for that ha grin—for Santa the neicest Christmas could imagine, course he's had her but her arrival in day, from Kalipe main a year with occasion for great They will resid Clementine. Mrs pleased with the especially Anaheim ward to one of the of her life. Holy Con Anaheim Knight will receive Holy the 7:30 mass St Dec. 30, in St. All members aresemble in parish Breakfast will be Knights in the b after mass. Pleasant The Standard I regular monthly last night in tha was even more usual on account season. The ear voted to study and erward was given man, in two songs the piano by Wright, and a Marie Twain. Games claimed the young folks the evening and ments were serve FOLEY PILLS "FOLEY PILLS I have tried. Y a lot better sir generous offer w Brogan, Adam PILLS are culm for the KIDSYS ing taken de at be paid to the sweets, pae, sta coholic dress, to Drink plenty of go and keep it body ed. Refus substi Heying's armac SOCIETY DANCING AND TAFFY PROVIDE FUN AND FROLIC MISS WILMA O'ROURKE was a very gracious hostess last evening when she entertained a co-crie of friend at an informal dance and taffy pall. The girls were dressed in attractive aprons and the boys were overalls. Dancing was enjoyed in the early hours of the evening and later all re-tired to the kitchen where they soon became "stuckup" crowd. Dancing was assumed later and enjoyed until a late hour. Refreshments were served. Guests of Miss O'Rourke included the Misses Deus and Lois Wilson, Hedwig Grenemay, Patricia Wood, Thelma Slitter and Vivian Franz the Mssrs Dee Hewger, Walter Blakley, Cleland Alsp, Harry Franz Zander Henry, Marion Henry, Mies Henry, Kenneth Sloop and Ann Goddard. Easterners Ejoy Xmas Among the main family parties which gather at the gladsome Yuletide season was that at the home of Mr. and Ms. J. J. Kapitze, on Lincoln rill. The affair was in honor of relatives from the east who are basin gte the winter in Anaheim and southern California. These were covers, marked by seasonal face cards for 35 diners, and the hour passed about the total board where his majesty, the turk, claimed the center of the menu was a jolly one. Afterinner the company sang Christmas carols and other songs. The visiting guests were George Special Sewing Meeting Many ladies of the Calvary Baptist Union were entertained at the home of Mrs. M. H. Mayberry and Mrs. H. H. Knox Thursday in all-day meeting. Mrs. Mayberry and Mrs. Knox served luncheon. One comforter was knotted. It was decided to hold the meeting next Thursday, with Mrs. Robert Clark, on Ball road. ST. MICHAEL'S S. S. CLASSES IN XMAS PARTY A DECIDEDLY joyous party of the holiday week occurred last night at St. Michael's parish house when the Sunday school classes all contributed to the gallery of the evening. The classes in turn gave some kind of entertainment, but the audience voted the best was presented by Mrs. McAllister's class of little tots of the ages of 6 and 7 years. Their offering was a Christmas pageant. Miss Eloise Wright, who has the warm admiration of her every audience danced most charmingly and Miss Elizabeth Rustenscher, who is among the recent new comers to Anaheim, gave two lively Irish jigs. Bob Lewis had a read-in, and Mrs. Nancy Marlow, of Newport Beach, impersonated Harry Lauder in her richest brugue-in Scotch songs. The children were then given a treat of a sack of candy and a bright red apple which was taken from the prettily trimmed and lighted tree. Musical chair and other games rounded out an evening of unaltered pleasure which closed with dancing the Virginia Reel. CLASS OF 1905 HOLDS ANNUAL EVENING PARTY FIGHT member of the class of '05, Anaheim Union high school, attended the annual class reunion held night at the C.A. Clark home (20 E. Broadway). Five hundred was the diversion and the game waxed merrily all evening. There were four tables of players. Mrs. Clark had made arrangement for six tables, but some of the guests were prevented from coming at the last moment. Prizes were won by Mrs. Percy Bradford and Leonard Evans, first, with Mr. Bradford and Mrs. Herman Back consolation. After the games, a social hour was enjoyed. The guests recounted items of interest that had occurred since ago. Mr. Borth invited the members to their home next year. Light refreshments were served. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clark included Mr. and Mrs. Victor LaMont, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Ledard Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Backs, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mickey, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borth. These reunions are always anticipated with interest and every member who possibly can is sure to attend. Popular Pai Weds The marriage of Miss Eleanor Bakenhaus, of Garden Grove, to Mr. Robert Knap of Anaheim, was performed at 10 o'clock yesterday morning by Rev.F.W.Elder master of the West Broadway M.E.church. They were accompanied by Miss Hulda Bakenhaus, letter of the bride, and Mr.John Kraft, who were the only guests present. New Year's Eve Dance All Masons and their families are cordially invited to attend a benefit New Year's eve dance Monday night, Dec. 31 in Masonic temple, Fullerton, given by Ami Tai chapter, No. 405, O. E. S. All De Molay boys and their friends will be special guests, admission to be by membership card, only. A peppy orchestra has been engaged. Dancing is in charge of Edward Double, E. E. Knight, Frank Miller, and the committee from Ami Tai chapter is composed of the Mesdames Kittie Kelly Smith, Rose Double, Florence Knight. Delphian Study Groups Study groups of the Anaheim Delphian society will meet as follows the coming week: Alpha section, at the home of Mrs. E. E. Knife, at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Gus Prescott, leader. Beta, at the home of Mrs. J. S. Sheridan, Thursday at 2 p.m., Mrs. Sheridan, leader. Delta section at the Home of Mrs. M. W. Skinner, Friday at 2 p.m., with Mrs. C. J. Dunham, leader. All members are asked to make note of this announcement. Mrs. J. H. Horn Here One of Anaheim's popular bachelors, Mr. Harry Horn, has just cause for that happy smile—no grin—for Santa treated him to the nearest Christmas present one could imagine, a mother! Of course he's had her for some years, but her arrival in Anaheim Sunday, from Kalispel, Mont., to remain a year with Mr. Horn, was occasion for greatest rejoicing. They will reside at 733 North Clementine. Mrs. Horn is much pleased with the Southland and especially Anaheim, and looks for them. Popular Pai Weds The marriage of Miss Eleanor Bakenhaus, of Garden Grove, to Mr. Robert Kuapp of Anaheim, was performed at paradege yesterday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev. F. W. Elger, master of the West Broadway M.E. church. They were accompanied by Miss Hulda Bakenhaus, eter of the bride, and Mr. John Kraft, who were the only guests present. Immediately after the ceremony they left on a honeymoon journey. They will reside in the Knapp ranch, two miles southwest of Anaheim after their return. Both young people are well known here, and have been prominent in church and social circles for several years. No doubt a jolly reception awaits them upon their return, in payment for slipping away so successfully from their friends. Congregational Singing Evening service at St. Michael's is unusual evening the congregation will meet at 7:30 to sing Christmas carols. Among the songs chosen are: "The First Nowell," "We Three Kings of Orient," "Good Christian Men choice," "Silent Night," "Hard Angel's Sing." "In It Is With Flocks Abiding." It is expected there will be a large congregation every evening is assis. Chairman Newlyweds A company of young people from West Broadway M.E. church went to the Beneke home last evening to "serenade" two bridal couples Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beneke and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fischer who returned yesterday from a honeymoon. After a concert they on tin pans, etc., the visitors were invited into the house and a happy evening was passed. Mr. and Mrs. Beneke and Mr. and Mrs. Fischer will make their home on the Beneke ranch at Escondido for a time and the good wishes of their many friends here go with them. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results PILES Curable without surgical operation; My method safer; no hospital expense; more humane. Send for free booklet G.W.FULLER,M.D. 718 Black Bldg,cor.4th st. Los Angeles,California Office Hours:Daily 10-4.Sundays 9 to 11 One of Anaheim’s popular bachelors, Mr. Harry Horn, has just cause for that happy smile—no grin—for Santa treated him to the finest Christmas present one could imagine; a mother! Of course he’s had her for some years, but her arrival in Anaheim Sunday, from Kalipel, Mont., to remain a year with Mr. Horn, was occasion for greatest rejoicing. They will reside at 733 North Clementine. Mrs. Horn is much pleased with the Southland and especially Anaheim, and looks forward to one of the happiest years of her life. Holy Communion Anaheim Knights of Colpus will receive Holy Communion at the 7:30 mass Sunday morning Dec. 30, in St. Boniface Church. All members are requested to assemble in parish hall before mass. Breakfast will be served to the Knights in the hall immediately after mass. Pleasant Meeting The Standard Bearer held the regular monthly social meeting last night in the church, which was even more delightful than usual on account of the holiday season. The early her was devoted to study and a program afterward was given by onald Fehlman, in two songs, accompanied at the piano by Ms. Florence Wright, and a reing by Miss Marie Twinum. Games claimed to attention of the young folks of remainder of the evening and sight refreshments were serve afterward. FOLEY PILLS RING RELIEF “FOLEY PILLS are the best I have tried. My kidneys work a lot better since I received your generous offer writes John W. Brogan, Adam Mass. FOLEY PILLS are alluretic stimulant for the KIDDYS and while being taken on attention should be paid to the diet. Avoid sweets, past, starchy foods, alcoholic drinks, tea and coffee. Drink plenty of good fresh water, and keep a body warmly clothed. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Meying’s pharmacy.” Holiday excursions at reduced round trip fares via the Santa Fe Tickets for use December 21-22, 23-24-25-29-30-31 and January 1st Grand Canyon National Park offers an unusual mid-season outing open all year C. A. WALKER Agent, Anaheim. — Phone 217