oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-15

BENEFIT DANCE PROVES SOCIETY EVENT OF SEASON THE dance at the Elks clubhouse by the Women's Press club scored another hit, socially, last evening when they gave the benefit for the soldiers at Camp Kearny. The hall was crowded and every dancer had a delightful time. The grand march was announced at 10 o'clock and was led by Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cohen. As the couples marched down the aisles they were presented with red bon bons, and in one was the number "14," which entitled the holder to a box of candy as a prize. Miss Eleanor Quill held the lucky "14." The popular club twins, the Misses Martha and Ida Schaeffler, in fetching Valentine costumes, passed the bon hons from pretty trimmed trays swung from their shoulders by gay ribbons. Balloons were distributed and serpentines were passed out at a late hour, all of which gave diversion to the program of dances. During the time the serpentines were being thrown about, Mrs. Lena Mae Noland lost her necklace of pearls, and if any of the dancers found them, Mrs. Noland would appreciate phoning 453. Y. P. S. Benefit Program Young People's society of the Catholic church will give a benefit entertainment and dance at the K. of C. hall Monday, Feb. 18. The proceeds will go toward the annual Catholic Charities Fund drive which is now on. The following program will be given, vocal solo, Olga Pelitzer: Excellent Literary After With Mrs. Joe Kustiner as hostess, the Literary section had a delightfully instructive afternoon yesterday. The reports were all of highest value. Mrs. Neilie E. Terry, president of the Ebell club, had a sketch of the life of Lincoln, including many humorous as well as serious incidents. Mrs. A. C. Pearson, in presenting Kate Douglas Wiggins, "My Garden of Roses," brought foremost the interesting reminiscences of Mrs. Wiggins whose contact with Chas Dickens furnished much of her topic. Mrs. Kurtiner talked of Gertrude Atherton, with whom she has personal acquaintance, making her number heartily acceptable. Mrs. C. C. Smith told the story of the rise to fame of the Polish immigrant, Anzla Yieserka, and who now is a well-known writer in America. Literary current events were presented by Mrs. Frederick R. Schiller, leader of the section, concluding the program. As the occasion was on a festive date, Valentine day, Mrs. Kustiner served a dainty repast after the program. Club at Brus Home Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus, So Krooger-et entertained last evening for the members of the Thursday evening club. Five hundred was enjoyed and Mrs. Martenet and Mrs. Erickson won the ladies prizes, with Mr. Brus and Dr. Boege, the men's. A delicious two-course luncheon was served after the games. Mrs. Brus had her rooms prettily decorated with the valentine motif, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker substituted for Mr. and Mrs. A. F. No-town. CHORAL UNION TO OWN CROWN APPRECIATION of the ability of the vocalists and excellence the production, "Ruth, the Bittess," was enthusiastically marked last night in the school auditorium by a large audience. The participants were presented with countless baskets and bouquets of floral gifts, and closely responded to encourage several numbers. Mrs. W. D. Pemberton, "Ruth," the title role, and Walter Ross, "Naomi," sople lead, did themselves proud added many more of their lists of admirers who recognize musical ability. Anaheim may truly be proud the Anaheim Choral club, which is under direction of Dale Hatton Evans, whose ability was present last night as never before; future efforts of the organization will be met with hearty applause and patronage. The following are included in the Choral club roster: Soprano—Mrs. Walter H., Mrs. J. O. Schwentker, Mrs. O., Shoemaker, Mrs. J. H., Rite Mrs. R. L. Royalty, Mrs. H. N., Farland, Mrs. Wm McParlant Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. L. Behl Mrs. Blehl, Mrs. Wm Jones, Frank Cope, Mrs.Dale H., Ew Miss Alice Grimshaw, Miss Glenn Miller, Miss Mildred Meiss Miss Kate Deverelle. Tenors—Mr.Maurice C.Wat Dr.J.H.Cleman,Mr.New Sanford,Mr.C.C.Battle,Buttrec,Mr.Lewis. Altos—Mrs.W.D.Pemberton Mrs.Idior,Mrs.C.W.AuersvilleJ.M.Erking,Mrs.Ru Y. P. S. Benefit Program Young People's society of the Catholic church will give a benefit entertainment and dance at the K. of C. hall Monday, Feb. 18. The proceeds will go toward the annual Catholic Charities Fund drive which is now on. The following program will be given, vocal solo, Olga Pelitzer; duet, Bachle and Olga Peltzer; ballet dance, Lucille Goodrich; whistling solo, Katherine Huarte; Saxophone solo, Carl Wollerman; vocal solo, Lawrence Sweeney. The program is being given by the members of the society and everybody is cordially invited. Three Hospital Valentines Three lusty, husky valentines were left at the Anaheim Community hospital by old Dr. Stork yesterday, all of them bouncing boys. Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Wright was one of the lucky couples, who received a 7 pound, 12 ounce boy; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Storm, of Garden Grove, an 8-pound son and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Beauchamp, a 7½-pound heir. All are getting along nicely and looking forward to going to their homes where the young chaps will reign supreme in the three respective households. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. A Beautiful Dainty White Skin for You in one minute or your money back RED OR BROWN FACE, NECK, HANDS OR ARMS WILL-EN-MINUTE-BE-COME A BEAUTIFUL WHITE IF YOU USE Dermis Vivre Flesh, WHITE OR BRUNETTE AT HOME OR IN PUBLIC, ATTRACTIVE WHITE-NESS OF YOUR SKIN CAUSES COMMENTATION USED IN PLACE OF POWDER HAS BETTER EFFECT, BUT DOES NOT SHOW OR RUB OFF, HARNLESS. AVOID SUBSTITUTES. SIxty CENTS. On Sale Heying Pharmacy Mail Orders Accepted Club at Brus Home Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus, So. Kroeger-at entertained last evening for the members of the Thursday evening club. Five hundred was enjoyed and Mrs. Martenet and Mrs. Erickson won the ladies prizes, with Mr. Brus and Dr. Boege, the men's. A delicious two-course luncheon was served after the games. Mrs. Brus had her rooms prettily decorated with the valentine motif, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker substituted for Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nototny who were unable to be present. Members present were Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Boege, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Martenet, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, and with Mr. and Mrs. Brus, a pleasant evening was passed. Montana State Picnic Montana State society will hold the annual picnic Friday, Feb. 25, in Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles. All former residents and tourists are urged to be there with well filled baskets and enjoy a day in visiting with home folks. Notice to Delphians Delphians! Do not forget the Fullerton Delphian meeting Monday at the C. C. Chapman home, and the Wednesday matinee performance of "The Adding Machine" in the Fine Arts theatre, Los Angeles. Anyone wishing further information may communicate with Mrs. C. W. Austin, 183-M. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Recent visitors to the packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n are: Mrs. Alice Tergeson of Anaheim, Carrie Vaught Ansley, Neb., Mrs. L. Leek of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rugg of Ottumwa, In.; Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Briggs of Landing, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Anderson of Coronado, J.B.Sanley of Guilford College, N.C.; and Grace E.R.Wood of Worcester, Mass. MINNESOTA PIICNIC This will be the last call for the mammoth picnic reunion for all Minnesotans, resident or visiting.Registers will be open for each county all day. Hot coffee, silk souvenir badges and program provided.Dr. and Mrs.Ed.M.Hiner will supply cornet and vocal numbers.Every Gopher is invited and it will be a jolly occasion for the tourists to meet old friends.The reunion will be all day Saturday the 16th, in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. Married Two Score Y As a happy little celebration the marriage of Mr. and Mrs.Jonnelly,a few friends will invited in for dinner last event They were Mr. and Mrs.Dwyer,Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Zepfeld and two daughters,Grewcoe,who,with Mr.Donnelly,and their two tales,daughters,made a congenial pany.Decorations were all keeping with the valentine setand the motif continued so far possible in the evening repast. Mark Important Date To commemorate the sinkingthe Maine,the event which made so much in making American history,Lincoln's birthday and Washington's birthday,the Spanish veterans will render a timely gram this evening at 8 o'clockthe Santa Ana high school at torium.D.J.Donnelly is a mbers of the committee on arrangements and announces that the gram is a really worth whileCivil war veterans,the American Legion and all interested these three important events...that means every American citizen are cordially invited;Misses Donnelly,of Anaheim,take part in the music of the ning. Class For Initiation Initiation of candidatesLiberty Court, Order of the A ranth will occur in Anaheim sonic temple Tuesday night,19 with the new officers in charge for the first time.All the candidates will be Fullerton night After initiation refreshmentsbe served,the committee includethe Mesdames Inez Daniels,Heffner,mrs.W.S.Woemaker,Mrs.J.H.RitteDr.J.H.CilemanMr.NewSanfordMr.C.CBeattleButtrecMr.Lewis. 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Center St. Anaheim The Woman's Page GORAL UNION HODDS LAURELS TO OWN CROWN PRECIATION of the ability of the vocalists and excellence of production, "Ruth, the Moan," was enthusiastically relied last night in the high auditorium by a large audience. The participants were prepared with countless baskets and flowers of floral gifts, and greatly responded to encore of real numbers. Ms. W. D. Pemberton, as chairman, the title role, and Mrs. ROSS, "Naomil," soprano did themselves proud and many more of their long admirers who recognize local ability. Aheim may truly be proud of Anaheim Choral club, which under direction of Dale Hamilton, whose ability was provoked night as never before, and the efforts of the organization met with hearty approval patronage. The following are included in choral club roster: Mrans—Mrs. Walter Ross, J. O. Schwentker, Mrs. O. Lee Snaker, Mrs. J. H. Ritchie, Mr. L. Royalty, Mrs. H. N. McAndrews, Mrs. Wm. McFarland, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. L. Berger, Bilehl, Mrs. Wm. Jones, Mrs. Kope, Mrs. H. Evans, Alice Grimshaw, Miss Gladys Jr., Miss Mildred Meisner, Kate Deverelle. Mrors—Mr. Maurice C. Waugh, H. C. Crieman, Mr. Newmanord, Mr. C. C. Beattle, Mrs. Ree, Mr. Lewis. Msus—Mrs. W. D. Pemberton, Idler, Mrs. C. W. Austin, J. M. Crieman, Mrs. Butter. Guest for Each Year To be seven years old is a very delightful occasion and to give pleasure to her little friends Miss Irene Valentine Scott invited in enough of them to make seven in all for a frolic after school. The small maid, whose name is in honor of her natal day, chose valentines for her decorations, and presented each little one with a pretty symbol of the day. The big birthday cake was all in red and white and had seven twinkling tapers grouped on the top. This with ice cream and other sweets was served after the play hour. The little guests included Mary Lee James, Velma Gorden, Iris and Joanne Spearman, J. D. Guy, Jr., and Otto Gordon Schewe. Enjoying the party not the least was "Grandma" Scott, who having been an invalid for many months, had not taken part in such galley for a long while. Visitors Like Anaheim Louis McDougal of Albion, Mich., and his sister, Mrs. Harriett Coleman of Los Angeles are passing several days at the O. E. Steward home. Mr. McDougal and Mr. Steward are old friends and are passing many delightful hours. Mr. McDougal is well impressed with Anaheim and California and plans to return with his family and reside here. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, Feb. 15. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Nostrand of Fullerton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E.P. Francis. Mr. and Mrs. V.C.Barter motorized to Los Angeles Saturday. YOUNGER SET IN SEASON'S PARTY AT REED HOME A VERY delightful valentine party for the younger set was given last evening at the J.O.Reed home, So.West-st when Misses Marjorie Lamb and Francis Reed entertained a company of their school friends. Attractive Valentine motifs were placed about the rooms. Special novelty features and dances were presented during the evening and favors of different kinds were distributed. The Misses Lamb and Reed proved themselves very gracious hostess and as the guests departed they were enthusiastic in their praise of having such a delightful evening. Refreshments were also in keeping with Valentine motif. For the first course, heart-shape hot biscuits and salad was served and for dessert brick ice cream with the heart center and heart shape cookies. Enjoying the delightful affair were Misses Mary and Honor Easton, Constance Williams, Albert priddy, Bonnie Johnson, Telerosa Bell, Marguerita Johnson, Thelma Lamb, Norma Brastad, Ruth Dahl, Ted Bemish, Mary Anderson, Fullerton; Grace Holdsworth; Messi Phillip Bastian; Engene Beatie, Claude Leach, Fullerton, Hudson Hanks, Earl Dahlman, John Eden, Gerald Sandlanda, Lawrence Mills, Bill Travers, Fullerton, Henry Hodges, Orville Redden, Niles Fiscus, William Selts, Nelson Galnes and William Reed. Missionary Society Rally Mrs. P.E.Jones of R Beach is a patient at the sanitarium today. Ely Martin, former new man and for the last four secretary of the Douglas, A of C., has acquired the agency for the Los Angeles inter. Warren Ashleigh and Gossett went to Los Angles see the U.S.C-Stanford ball game. Dorothy Carpenter of P daughter of Frank Carpenter merity of Orange was a patient at the Anaheim San today. Fullerton Briefs New patients at Fullerton pital, Mrs. Claire Shook, Linda Albert Sposito, and Mrs.Lottie Hosken Beach. Charles E.Buley and wife over the U.P.Fullernt Great Falls.Mont. Fullerton High school first, second and third basal teams meet Santa Ana today first and third teams at ton and the second team at Ana in league games. The Fullerton girls' team in the first game of their defeat Montebello-1 Fullerton grammar lightweight team of basic players yesterday defeated Francis Willard Junior Hawaii Santa Ana winning the championship of the county,a title won by the first team of the school.The score stood 2 in favor of Fullerton.it nounced. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, Feb. 15. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Nostrand of Fullerton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Francis. Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Barter motorized to Los Angeles Saturday on a shopping tour. Mrs. Estella Walker and Mrs. Florence Summers motored to Los Angeles Saturday, where they attended the opera, "Faust" at the Philharmonic auditorium. Mrs. Vern Adams teacher of the fifth and sixth grades at Richfield entertained her classes with a delightful Valentine party Thursday. The entertainment was a complete surprise to the children, who greatly enjoyed ice cream and cake as refreshments. Valentine favors were the features of the party. Miss Lucille Johnson teacher of the kindergarten at Richfield gave a Valentine party to 24 little kindergartners. Cake and milk were served to the little folks. The banquet committee of the Parent-Teacher Ass'n, met Tuesday afternoon for a settlement of accounts. All present expressed themselves as well pleased with the result. Alva Parks Warren of Oakglen is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Summers while on a business trip in Orange county. Mrs. Estella Walker passed Wednesday evening at the Round Table club which she attended dressed in colonial costume. Mrs. Walker took part in the program, singing several soprano solos. The Petroleum Midway is almost ready to drill a new well off the Yarnell Lease. Ms. Florence Summers and Mrs. C. E. Stone attended the study section of the Fullerton Ebell club Monday afternoon, where they enjoyed Mrs. McFadden's talk on San Juan Capestrano Mission. The cottages comprising the Zuckerman bungalow court, are all occupied and many enquiries are being made daily for rental property at Richfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cox of Norwalk visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Summers Sunday. E. P. Francis of the Richfield Garage has recently installed a new compressed air apparatus and other conveniences for motorists. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Benton with Marie and Phillis Benton spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jewett of Swatelle. Jack Gardner and J. Taggett Missionary Society Rally Standard Bearers and Junior Standard Bearers of White Temple are asked to note the rally of the young people's department of San Diego district W. F. M. S. to be held tomorrow evening in the First M. E. church in Orange. A pot luck supper will be served at 6:30. Mrs. Nicholas G. Van Sant, national secretary of Young People's work will be a guest and one of the principal speakers. The two groups of local Standard Bearers are urged to attend the meeting and for further information may telephone Mrs. Edward Bigelow, 920. W. F. M. S. Yesterday With Mrs. W. H. Johnston hostess at the February meeting of the W. F. M. S. of the White Temple yesterday, a very profitable afternoon ensued. Mrs. Mary Crone, formerly Anaheim, now of Santa Ana, loft the devotionals, and Mrs. J. K. Langdon had the chapter from the study book, "Creative Forces in Japan." Mrs. Ben Hein sang a solo, "Beautiful Japan," and Mrs. D. M. Forryte told of an outstanding woman of Japan. Refreshments were served at the close of the lesson. Anniversary Honor Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wilcox of Burton-ave., entertained a small company of friends last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trudeau, who were enjoying their wedding anniversary. A Valentine motif featured the decorations of the home and in the two-course luncheon served late in the evening. Five hundred claimed the attention of the octet for a time, then Mrs. Wilcox served a tempting luncheon. The honorees received a pretty gift in honor of the date. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Trudeau, and Mrs Joe Trudeau, who are wintering in California, Mr. and Mrs William Lee. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. More than amoordinary butterythe Better Butter Class For Initiation Initiation of candidates into Bay Court, Order of the Amawil will occur in Anaheim Mutemple Tuesday night, Feb. with the new officers in charge the first time. All the candiwill be Fullerton ladies, being it a "Fullerton night." Initiation refreshments will served, the committee including Mesdames Inez Daniels, Una Mer, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hudand Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel and Mrs. W. F. Van Meter removed to Long Beach were ing in Anaheim yesterday. NEST COLDS Apply over throat and chest cover with hot flannel cloth. 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E. Jones of Redondo Beach is a patient at the local sanitarium today. Ely Martin, former newspaperman and for the last four years secretary of the Douglas, Ariz., C. C., has acquired the local agency for the Los Angeles Examiner. Warren Ashleigh and Glenn Bossett went to Los Angeles to see the U. S. C.-Stanford basketball game. Dorothy Carpenter of Pomona, daughter of Frank Carpenter, formerly of Orange, was a tonsilitis patient at the Anaheim Sanitarium today. Fullerton Briefs New patients at Fullerton hospital, Mrs. Claire Shook, Yorba Linda, Albert Sposito, Orange, and Mrs. Lottie Hosken, Long Beach. Charles E. Buley and wife left over the U. S. P. from Fullerton for Great Falls, Mont. Fullerton High school boy's first, second and third basketball teams meet Santa Ana today, the first and third teams at Fullerton and the second team at Santa Ana in league games. The Fullerton girls' baseball team in the first game of the season, defeated Montebello-12 to 8. Fullerton grammar school highweight team of basketballayers yesterday defeated the Francis Willard Junior High at Santa Ana, winning the championship of the county, a title already won by the first team of the same school. The score stood 21 to 4 favor of Fullerton, it is announced. PLACENTIA C. OF C. BANQUET TUESDAY Directors of the Placentia C. of C. announce that the entertainment committee has completed all plans for the big boosters dinner banquet to be held at 6:30 p.m. sharp at the Round Table Club house Tuesday evening, Feb. 19, 1924. Secretary Charles E. Lee, announced that Dr. Geo. Clement of the Los Angeles C. of C., in charge of the agricultural department, and E. F. Sanders of the Glendale C. of C. would be the speakers of the evening, Mr. Lee who is a new man at Placentia is to be compiluted in bringing to Orange-co. two of the finest and most intellectual and well posted public speakers of California. Secretary Lee is starting out with a vengeance to make good his promise to put Placentia on the map. The C. of C. has already straightened out a bad tangle on the paving proposition and by means that has won the respect of the property owners of Placentia, so that the town at last is going to be pulled out of the mud as the following streets are to be paved, and curbs installed. Crowther-ave., Bradford-ave., Center-st., Chapman-ave., Main-st., Melrose-ave., Santa Fe-ave., Walnut-st. This will make a wonderful improvement for Placentia and one that is directly traceable to the efforts of the C. of C. and Secretary Lee, who has been backed by not only the directors but the entire membership. Placentia is to be congratulated on the fact that it realizes its strategic position in Orange-co. and its most beautiful location, and has taken FULLERTON BAND TO GIVE PROGRAM The Fullerton city band will give their initial concert Monday evening, Feb. 18, at Fullerton Union High school auditorium. This program will be free to the public. The program follows: Brooke's Chicago Marine Band March Overture—Orphee Aux Enfers Offenbach Cornet solo—Fantasia Polka, "Columbia" Rollinson W. N. Beadford Selection of Scottish folk songs and dances," Songs of Scotland" Lampe Clarinet duet,"De Cremora?" Gletchen L. M. and C. E. Tozier Patrol,"Comique" Hindley Vocal solo,"A Perfect Day." Bond Miss Florence Schofield Fantasia on "My Old Kentucky Home" Daibey Duet, French horn and clarinet, Serenade Teti W. Heineman and C. E. Tozier "Home, Sweet Home, the World Over" Lampe Second Regiment Conn, N. G. March Reeves Saturday SPECIAL Butter Horns Fullerton grammar school rightweight team of basketballayers yesterday defeated the Francis Willard Junior High at Santa Ana, winning the championship of the county, a title already won by the first team of the same school. The score stood 21 to 4 favor of Fullerton, it is announced. The regular meeting of P.T. of Fullerton grammar school is scheduled for Wednesday evening. Papils will give a demonstration school work. J. A. Armstrong, 71, father of Fred Armstrong of Fullerton, died yesterday at Taft. The body is being brot to the McAulay funeral parlors in Fullerton where services have been announced for p.m. tomorrow. Rev. Potter of Long Beach officiating. In-ment is to be in Loma Vista. Fullerton H.S. debating teams were defeated today by Anaheim and Santa Ana. The score in each case was two to one. The question was: "Resolved that the United States government should maintain a policy of non-participation in European affairs." The negative team debating Santa Ana; Lucy Peterson and Jeanette Petton. The affirmative team debating Anaheim; Ione Bielefeldt and Hazel Burkee. A large delegation from the Fullerton Realty Board went to Santa Ana last night to attend a joint meeting of the Realty boards of the county. COLORADOANS PICNIC President William G. Marr of the Cole Ass'n of So. Calif., is filling all from that state to the annual mid-winter picnic reunion in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles, all day, Sunday, Feb. 17, 1924. The Los Angelesitter Carriers' band will furnish the music and various prizes will be distributed. Bring lunch skirts well filled but hot coffee will be served on the grounds. President Marr will preside dur- Saturday SPECIAL Butter Horns 5c Each Oatmeal Cookies 20c Doz. 2 Doz. 35c Pumpernicle 12c BOSTON BAKERY LEE EICHOLTZ, Prop. Phone 135, 1017-W Store No. 1—273 E. Center St. Store No. 2, 248 W. Center St. Announcing OPENING OF New Millinery DISPLAY OF Ladies' and Children's Hats Freda's Hat Shoppe Ladies' and Children's Hats Freda's Hat Shoppe Freda Lumsdon 311 E. Center St. Anaheim Everything to make your Baking easy! Try our homemade Bread and Bakery Goods FLOUR We carry several brands of the best flour and two makes of Anaheim Bread, also Los Angeles Bread. Anaheim Bread 10c the loaf. Try it. 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