oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-02

Social and Fraternal MERRY SURPRISE ON MRS. ZEIGLER FOR BIRTHDAY Two birthday parties on one anniversary is an unusual courtesy, but such pleasure was accorded Mrs. Mary Zeigler yesterday in honor of the important date. She had been at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Anderson as honoree at a delicious dinner in the afternoon and when the daughter brought her home in the evening she found large company assembled to surprise her. After greetings and congratulations, Mrs. Zeigler was presented with a handsome floor lamp, which occasioned another enjoyable surprise. Cards for those who cared to play brought entertainment after hearing the splendid radio program. Dr. Taber, who is a reader and violinist, contributed generously of his talent, and little Tommy Hoag sang several songs. Mr. Dwigs, of Fullerton, also read two numbers and T. L. Hoag played the piano. Expecially nice refreshments were served in which Miss Mabel Zeigler and Mrs. Anderson assisted. Present were Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hoag, Garden Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carson, Los Angeles; Dr. E. M. Taber, Ocean Park; Mrs. Kate Hoag, Compton; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dwians, Fullerton; were the guests from out of town; Anaheim guests were the Meadames and Messrs George Hanier, Carl Pressel, Fred Presnel, Dan Higgins, Carl Vanatta, Orn Vanatta, Thomas Hedges, Frank Anderson, Mrs. Sophie Reese, Miss Alice Humphrey and the honoree, Mrs. Zeigler. WOMAN TRAINING TO DEFEND "SHOE" TITLE IN TOURNEY HOUSE WARMING EXTENDED TO ONE COUNTY PARK Mr. AND MRS. Dave Wroth extended the hospitality of their lovely new home 514 N. Lemon-st to more than two dozen of their friends, including the from Los Angeles, Fullerton and Anaheim. An elaborate dinner was served at 6:30 and dural the meal, an orpheum entertainer played the piano. Dancing was the main attraction during the evening but those who did not come to dance had other diversions. At midnight, the guests were given noise-making articles and everybody had a very enjoyable time. Light refreshments were served after the midnight hour. Several of the guests remained in town over night and New Year's Day gathered at the Wenberg home where they entered awaiting nurse and drove to Orange-co park where they pass the remainder of the day. Different amusements were enjoyed at luncheon was served in the afternoon. Included in the guest list was greater number of whom were from Los Angeles, were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grange, Fullerton. New Year's Dinner Mr. and Mrs. H. Karston terntained last evening with a turkey "feed" and card party for lowing. The sumptuous dinner was served at 6 o'clock and place were marked for twenty-tu-guests. A Doral center piece Christmas colors graced the table. Cards claimed the attention to the greatest number of the co- Guests at Dinner Mrs. Emma Ellis and Mrs. Margaret Garland of So. Illinois-at presided over a lovely dinner at noon yesterday for their friend. Attractive cards designated places for Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin, Saa Fernando, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tobin, and daughter Helen, Geo. Ellis and N. Miller. Turkey was the piece de resistance and all accompanying dainties were thoroughly enjoyed. Five hundred was enjoyed during the afternoon hours and lunch-on was served in the evening. Dine With Mother Mrs. Adeline Sax very graciously entertained her children and their families with a turkey dinner party at noon yesterday. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Tubach, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirsch, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Neileson and son and Mrs Phil Steafather. After the dinner, the hours were merrily passed with conversation and games. Locals Attend Dance Several local Masons and Eastern Stars and families attended the dance given New Year's eve by Ami Tai chapter, O. E. S., Fullerton, where DeMolay boys were honor guests. Cards, dancing and noisy greeting of the New Year was the merry forms of entertain-ing. The music was particularly good. Odd Fellows Install Old Fellows installed new officers at the regular meeting held last night. The evening began with an excellent 6:30 dinner and informal gathering, followed by the ceremony which seated A. J. Kay noble grand; Williana Gebhard vice grand; E. B. Johnson recording secy.; A G. Tuna fin, secy. F. H. Garrison, treasurer; W. P. Webb, trustee. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends for their kindness and TIN WEDDING APPROPRIATELY CELEBRATED A JOLLY party was given New Year's eve by Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. John Carr at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. Trapp on Olive-bird. The occasion was the celebration of the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Kraeger, of Los Angeles. Festivals of evergreens, forms and wild flowers decorated the rooms artfully. At the conclusion of a six-course dinner the happy couple was remarried by the Rev Charles Carr, of Los Angeles, which was followed with a shower of lovely and suitable gifts. A radio concert, games and music were indulged in until an early hour of the new year. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Plegel, recently returned from a tour of Germany, Rev. and Mrs. Charles Carr, of Los Angeles; Mrs. Katie Schneider and Miss Mary Herbert, of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Kiloni, of Tabita; Mr. and Mrs. Kratzer, of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. S.C.Derekson; Mr. and Mrs.John Carr,Mr. and Mrs.Willia Trapp and Walter Trapp-all of Anaheim. Pythians Greet 1924 More than forty guests, including Pythian Sisters, Knights of Pythias and their friends, enjoyed the festivities of New Year's eve at the Ed Marion home on Garden Grove road. The guests came early in the evening and played five hundred until mid-night, after which a delicious supper was served. Prize winners for the evening were Mrs Hatfield and Mr Armistre first; Mrs Burns and Mr Land, consolations. Dancing was the main attraction after the meal until the wee hours of the morning. New Year's Dinner Mr. and Mrs. H.Karsten o-tertained last evening with a b-hurry "feed" and card party for lowing. The sumptuous dinner was served at 6 o'clock and place were marked for twenty-two guests. A floral centerpiece of Christmas colors graced the table. Cards claimed the attention to the greatest number of the company and high score was claimed by Mrs H.Frahm, second by Ms Purdum and third by Mrs M.Gregor. Each was rewarded with a very pretty prize appropriate to the season. Guests of the evening included Mr. and Mrs.Ray Augustus, M and Mrs.Harold Purdon, Mr.a-Mrs.Edwin Frahm, Mr.a-Mrs.Paul Frahm, Herman and G.Manske, Mr. and Mrs.Lou-Frahm,Lydia.Alma and Lost Frahm,M.rand.Mrs.Hermi Frahm,and family.Mr.M.Henry McGregor,Miss Evelyn Carsten and the host and hostess. Local News Mr. and Mrs.W.R.Schanhua have returned from a honeymoon trip in the north, and are comfortably located at 745 N.Lemon at.Before her marriage Mrs.Schanhuals was Miss Claire Brown,popular Hollywood you-lady. Misses Irene and Easter Jaques and Mr. and Mrs.J.Woodworth of Garden Grove,witnesses the rose parade at Pasadena ye-terday. Louise Schmidt went to Baldy yesterday.She reports cold trip. Misses Wanda and Mildred Bitts of Osprey are spending a few days at the home of Mr.M.J.H.Richardson of Buena Park.New patitions at the sanitarium L.Graves,Anaheim;Alw Raine,Artenia;Mrs.Hazel Yemillon,Long Beach;Mrs.Florida Goodwin,Los Angeles;Chila Crosell Widman,Anaheim;and E.McQuown,Huntington Beach. Mr和Mrs.Henry Haveys are the rose parade at Pasadena ye-terday. Mr.和Mrs.John Price are family motored to Pasadena ye-terday,where they saw the Tournament of Roses. Miss Clara Heinaze resumed h-duties at the Sanfairy Bakery th-morning,after an illness of several weeks. Mr和Mrs.Frank Dotts spee-New Year's day at Ocean Park. Mr和Mrs.Roy Carmichael passed New Year's day in Glendale with relatives. Mr和Mrs.Dale Hamilton CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends for their kindness and sympathy bestowed upon us during our recent bereavement; also for the Beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Edgar B. Camp and Family. Something to Remember Real Good Gravy Don't forget that the secret of making real, good gravy is KITCHEN BOUQUET. Purely a vegetable product, it makes real, good gravy of any gravy stock, bringing out its full flavor and giving it a deep, rich brown color. Add a tablespoonful just before, taking off the stove. Don't forget KITCHEN BOUQUET, use it often—probably you have it in your pantry, if not, ask your grocer for it. KITCHEN BOUQUET Watch New Year In Misses Sarah and Clem Mattis were very graceful hostesses New Year's eve when they invited a small party of friends to pass the hours together. During the dancing numbers, Prof. William Willfrom played several selections on the violin. The guests remained over night and yesterday a delicious dinner was served. The party included Arthur Stoller, Desmond and Ed Mattis, all of Los Angeles, Al Cordes, Miss Elizabeth Stoffel, Helen Wilkie, Sarah and Clem Mattis and Mr. and Mrs. George Mattis. Belated Christmas Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace entertained with a delightful dinner party yesterday at their home on So. Westert when a delicious turkey was served, together with the other goodies. A happy feature of the day was the distribution of gifts. This group always celebrates each year and as they were unable to get together Christmas day, they opened the gifts yesterday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Green of Los Angeles, Miss Volna Martin, Frank Koontz and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and Marion and Francis Wallace. CHEST COLDS Apply over throat and chest—cover with hot fennel cloth. VICKS YAPPUB Over 17 Million Jars per Year Mr. and Mrs. Henry Havely saw the rose parade at Pasadena yeartday. Mr. and Mrs. John Price and family motored to Pasadena yeartday, where they saw the Townnament of Roses. Miss Clara Heinze resumed her duties at the Sanfary Bakery the morning, after an illness of several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dotts speeched New Year's day at Ocean Park. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carmichael passed New Year's day in Glendale with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamilton Evans and children, Miss Juliet Louise and Richard Alden, passed Monday and Tuesday as guests of Mrs. Evans' brother, Harry Way and family, in Los Angeles. They all attended the Rose Tour namen yesterday in Pasadena. Chat 'En Seau club will meet Thursday evening with Miss Llanan Derryge on S. Kroeger st. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price speeched New Year's day with relatives in Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Mattes 741 N. Clementine st., are happily announcing the arrival of 10-pound boy. Miss Pauline Houts has returned to Los Angeles to school afternight passing the holidays at the house of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. V.H. Houts. FAMOUS AUTHOR DEAD LONDON, Jan. 2—Rev. S.Baing Gould, famous author and composer of "Onward" Christmas Soldiers," died today. Try a Plain Dealer Want A CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents Foley & Co., 2836 Sheffield Avenue Chicago, IL., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle POLEY'S HONEY AND TAPE COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarseness, also free sample packages of POLEY PILLS, diuretic attributal for the kidneys, and POLEY CATHARTINE TABLETS for Constipation and Billiousness. These wonderfully remedies have helped millions people Try them! Heying Pharmacy. USE WARMING ATTENDED TO OR. COUNTY PARK AND MRS. Dave Wrotening extended the hospitality for lovely new home x14 No. to more than two dozen friends, including those Los Angeles, Fillerton and Sm. An elaborate dinner served at 6:30 and during an orpheum entertainer in the piano. Dancing was a main attraction during the night those who did not care had other diversions. midnight, the guests were noise-making articles and body had a very enjoyable Light refreshments were after the midnight hour. Rural of the guests remained over night and New Day gathered at the Wrothome where they entered nurses and drove to Orpark where they passed insider of the day. Differenements were enjoyed and was served in the afternded in the guest list the number of whom were Los Angeles, were Mr. and Barry Cohen of Anaheim and and Mrs. Jack Grange. Fulnew Year's Dinner and Mr. H. Karstou endied last evening with a big "feed" and card party following the sumptuous dinner served at 6 o'clock and places marked for twenty-two. A floral center piece of mas colors graced the table, is claimed the attention of the community. New Year's Greeting A merry crowd of the young folk went to the Degryse home Monday evening where they watched the old year out and greeted the New Year. Dancing formed the chief amusement of the earlier evening and at midnight all were given horns and other noise making contraptions and the youthful 1924 was duly welcomed. Chop suey was served later in the evening and dancing was resumed until the wee smal hours. When the guests departed they voted the party a very delightful one. In the crowd were Misses Elenora Quill, Edytha Hayward, Katherine Vap Booven, Liona Van Booven, Katherine Huarte, Lucy Roettgers, Clara Helune, Verna Mitchell, Anna and Lillian Degryse, Messrs Sidney McDonald, Leon Blank, Carl Mohr, Lawrence Walters, Francis Hester, Harold Larson. House Party for Club Members of the T. U. C., whose mystic letters must go unexplained, are planning to greatly enjoy a house party at Hormosa Beach next Friday and Saturday when Miss Elizabeth Parsons will accompany the girls as chaperone and assistant in entertaining. The fortunate girls included in the invitation list are Josephine Eleanor Cook, Dorothy Yungbluth, Ellen Gibbs, Louise Schneider, Garnita Lane, Peggy Paige, Puritan Seitz, Florence Topham, Juliette Evans, Mary Louise Parson and the youthful hostess. Start 1924 Together Barely getting in under the 1923 type Miss Effie W. Nesmith FAMILIES DINE AND VISIT THRU HOLIDAY WEEK THE happy Schumacher clap gathered from their homes in various localities in California to enjoy New Year's dinner together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schumacher, in Los Angeles. The usual sumptuous meal was spread, covers being placed for Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Schumacher, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eynan and Leland and Florence; Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Calkins, and Miss Margey Lou, of McFarland; Davs Schumacher and the host and hosts, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schumacher, and daughter Maxime. The trume congenial "bunch" enjoyed a turkey dinner last Sunday at the Schumacher, Sr., home on Iall road where emblems and colors of the holiday season enhanced the rooms. The pretty Christmas tree, which had stood in all its glory through the holidays, was relighted and shed its radiance and approval on the family. The presence of Mr. and Mrs. Calkins and daughter, from McFarland, added (especially to the pleasure of the day). Choral Resumes Practice The Anaheim Choral Union will renew rehearsals the first to be tomorrow evening at the usual 7:30 hour. It is especially desired that all members be present, and if not notified otherwise, they consider this sufficient. The regular monthly party will receive immediately after rehearsal of the cantata, "Ruth, the Ma-bites," and will be more than customarily interting. Happy New Year's Day Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilson No. Rehist delightfully extained with a dinner party yeaday at 2:30 for relatives friends. Covers were marked Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mohr, Lydia Mohr, Mrs Hulda B. chent, Missas Alvira Burger, Irene Collum, Carl and Jack and Mr. and Mrs.Wilson. The evening hours were nely passed with conversation with cards and the New Year was pily started. Leave For San Diego Mrs. M. J. Maley and giver daughter, Miss Bernice Brifield, 215 Chestnut-st, have to San Diego for an indefinite it. Their friends will be sorer learn that each has suffered nervous breakdown, and par- larly those of Miss Brown who has been forced to give her studies in A. U. H. S. Matter Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Matter ed a delicious chicken dinner even at their home in wood, to their relatives.C were placed for Mrs. Sophiter, Louie and George Matter of Fullerton, Misses Lillian, and Anna Degryse, and Earl gryse, Anahelse, and Mr. and Matter. Cards and conversation enjoyed during the evening h Reunion and Feast Dr. Taber, Mr. and Mrs. Hong and sons and Mr. and Chance Hong of Long Beach. New Year's guests of Mrs. L of Compton, mother of the boys, at a chicken dinner yea- New Year's Dinner and Mrs. H. Karsten endled last evening with a big feed and card party folThe sumptuous dinner at 6 o'clock and places marked for twenty-two A floral center piece of mas colors graced the table. Is claimed the attention of the greatest number of the comnd high score was claimed H. Frahm, second by Mrs. McEch was rewarded with pretty prize appropriate to son. Is of the evening included of Mrs. Ray Augustus, Mr. s. Harold Purdoon, Mr. and dwin Prahm, Mr. and Mrs. rahm, Herman and Gus Mr. and Mrs. Louie Lydia, Alma and Louie Mr. and Mrs. Herman and family, Mr. and Mrs. McGregor, Miss Evelyn and the host and hostess. Start 1924 Together Barely getting in under the 1923 tape, Miss Effle W. Nesmith and Mr. Harry Carroll Weber were married New Year's eve at 11 o'clock, Rev. James A. Gelssinger performing the ceremony. The couple was accompanied by Miss Melba Browning and Mr. Frank Badostain, also of Los Angeles. The quartet left soon after the ceremony, the newlyweds to stint their new life with an auto honeymoon trip and their friends returned to their homes in the city. Choral Resumes Practice The Anaheim Choral Union will renew rehearsals the first to be tomorrow evening at the usual 7:30 hour. It is especially desired that all members be present, and if not notified otherwise, they consider this sufficient. Reunion and Feasibility Dr. Taber, Mr. and Mrs. Hong and sons and Mr. and Chance Hong of Long Beach. New Year's guests of Mrs. L of Compton, mother of the boys, at a chicken dinner y day. The same party, Incl Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanatta w guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cl Porter, Los Angeles, next Su Union Meets Tomorrow The Women's Union of Calvary Baptist church will meet in all day session tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Robert Clark, on Ball rd. A potluck dinner and program will feature the day, with sewing as the occupation for fingers. Any one desiring transportation may notify Mrs. H. H. Knox. Bible Study Class The International Bible class will hold the regular tomorrow afternoon clock in Presbyterian clergy Everyone is cordially invited Mary Millerin SMART FOR 220 E.CENTER ST. January Clean Unprecedented Values are Offered During Drastic Price concessions have been made on every garment in our stock i ter Suit, Coat, Gown, Sweater, or Hats. Winter Coats Revealing a standard of distinction, a richness of embellishment and a perfection of workmanship unexampled at these prices. Finest soft pile fabrics enriched with furs and lined with heavy silks. 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Wilson, 125 Resh-st delightfully entered with a dinner party yesterday at 2:30 for relatives and friends. Covers were marked for Mrs. J. P. Mohr, Missia Mohr, Mrs Hulda Menitil, Misses Alvira Burgen and the Collum, Carl and Jack Mohi Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. The evening hours were merci-passed with conversation and all the New Year was happiest started. Leave For San Diego Mrs. M. J. Maley and grandmother, Miss Bernice Brown, 215 Chesnut-st, have gone San Diego for an indefinite visit. Their friends will be sorry to mention that each has suffered a serious breakdown, and particularly those of Miss Brownfield, who has been forced to give up studies in A. U. H. S. Matter Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Matter served a delicious chicken dinner last night at their home in Maydale, to their relatives. Covers were placed for Mrs. Sophia Matlouie and George Matter, all Bullerton, Misses Lillian, Amy Anna Degryse, and Earl Degryse, Anaholm, and Mr. and Mrs. Murders and conversation were enjoyed during the evening hours. Reunion and Feasts Mr. Taber, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Ing and sons and Mr. and Mrs. since Hoag of Long Beach, were Year's guests of Mrs. Haak, Compton, mother of the Hoag, at a chicken dinner yesterday. SMALL GIRLS HAVE BIRTHDAYS ON SAME DAY LITTLE Miss Evyn Polhemus of Placentin-blyd., became 19 years of age New Year's day, and to celebrate such an important event, she invited ten of her young friends in for the afternoon. Among them was Miss Janet Frazier who has the same birthday and is the same age of the young hostess, so the affair became a double celebration. The children engaged in contests in which Helen and Vera Hoskin- and Janet won prizes. They played games and had loads of fun until Mrs. Polhemus called them into the dining room. There they found a pretty decorated table with a lovely big birthday cake and its ten shining tapes in the center and individual birthday cakes, bearing candles, at each place. Ice cream and other delicacies were served. The small hostess was the happier that her grandmother, Mrs E. M. Polhemus, of Los Angeles, who had been visiting here during the holidays, decided to remain over for the party. Many pretty birthday gifts were presented to Evelyn by her guests as well as her relatives. Passing the afternoon with her Janet Frazer, Lois Wagner, Helen and Verna Hoskins, Eloise and Marten Wright, Evelyn Hardage, Edun and Agnes Teaggen, and small Dean Polhemus, brother of the little hostess. L. A. Pair Weds Here Rev. J. A. Geissinger was called upon Saturday afternoon to perform the marriage ceremony. Jolly Mountain Party Lake Arrowhead furnished the setting for a coterie of young folk from Sunday to last evening. The many features of the mountain resort were thoroughly enjoyed but the New Year's eve was the jolliest affair and one that will long be remembered. The crowd included Misses Elinor Heitshusen, Vivian Duke, Lenise Oldham, Katherine Monteyholt, Gladys Dietrich, Eunice Rainey; Missors Elmer Clabaugh, Diek Parker, Bill Heston, Jack Steinnman; Elmer Berdrow, Harry Clabaugh, and Mrs. Robinson, mother of Mr. Parker. Amaranth Party Although regular night for Liberty court, Order of the Amaranth, fell upon a holiday, the meeting was held and a social hour afterward made all glad they had attended. With Mrs. L. L. Tanner in the chair everything progressed most delightfully and the social affair following was of happiest quality. Choir Rehearsal Regular rehearsal of the White Temple choir will be held tomorrow evening at 7:15 sharp. A business meeting of the directors will be held during the rehearsal and Dr. Young director urges every choir member to be present. CALIF. HOTEL, FULLERTON Waldo Furrar and Mary Elizabeth Furrar, Del Mar; Mrs M. J. Marks, Santa Ana; C. A. Jacobsen and Mrs C. J. Jacobson, Brawley; F. E. Sapp, Arcata; J. E. Clark, Visalia; Edward Leano, Jr., Fresno, and George H. Sigrist, Long Beach. Reunion and Feasts Mr. Taber, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. g and sons and Mr. and Mrs. ance Hong of Long Beach, were Year's guests of Mrs. Haskompton, mother of the Hoagat a chicken dinner yesterThe same party, including and Mrs. Carl Vanatta will be and Mrs. Carl Vanatta will be Bible Study Class The International Bible study will hold the regular meettomorrow afternoon at 2 back in Presbyterian church, everyone is cordially invited. L. A. Pair Weds Here Rev. J. A. Geissinger was called upon Saturday afternoon to perform the marriage ceremony uniting Miss Gwendolyn Henrithee Briggs and Mr. William Hurlbert Brittain, of Los Angeles. The marriage occurred in the paranage and the young folk were unattended. They will make their home in Los Angeles following a short honeymoon. Don't prate too much about the "inferiority" of women; you might be a bee in the next world where the women run the hives. KOEPSAL MOVES TO ORANGE Arthur E. Koopsal, well-known Santa Ana attorney and former member of the district attorney's staff, today announced the removal of his law offices to Orange, where he will be located at 77 1-2 Plaza square. 'Twas the day after Christmas, When, all through the flat, Not a head in the house Would fit in a hat. Millerick Shop SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN ST. ANAHEIM Clearance Sale Offered During our January Clearance Sale ment in our stock in order to effect quick disposal of every Fall and Win- Silk and Wool Frocks Dresses that will have utmost appeal to women familiar with fashion's trend. Styles for Street wear, afternoon, Evening and general wear, trimmed with laces, furs and elaborated with beads and embroidery. 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