oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-16

NEWLYWEDS OFF ON FORTNIGHT'S HONEYMOON WORD from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haster, who are enjoying their first motor honeymoon to San Francisco, tells they are enjoying the trip and that the weather is all one-or-two—could desire. Upon their return they will be at home in Santa Ana until completion of their new residence upon the groom's ranch south of Anheim. Miss Geraldine Piscus and Mr. Haster were married at high noon Thursday at a prettily appointed wedding at the home of the bride. With but the relatives and a few close friends present, the ceremony was performed by the Rev. T. H. Walker, pastor of the Presbyterian church. The fragrance of spring permeated the room as promise use of pink sweet peas and dainty white blossoms were used to form the decorative features in combination with pink tulle draperies. A six course dinner was served after the ceremony, following which the bride and groom departed for the two weeks' honeymoon. One of the very pretty happenings of the day and which brought delight to the heart of the young bride, was the impromptu call of her classmates in A. U. H.S., with whom she would have graduated this spring had she not discontinued her studies there for attending the Weslake school for Girls the past two years. The bridal gown was a rich combination of reindeer crepe and other fur, which formed a lovely background for her huge bouquet of pink sweet peas. The couple Delphian General The general meeting of the Delphian society will be held Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 9:30 a.m. at Elks club house, Mrs. C. W. Austin presiding. The following program, prepared by Mrs. P. R. Schiller, will be given: Ben Jemson a sketch, Miss Maude Comstock; Tempera, a romantic comedy by Shakespeare, Mrs. M. J. Bradley; The Plays of Beaumont and Philester—Philester's Jeannette, Miss Prieda Jansen; Current credits, Miss Katherine Steward; Since selected, Mrs. G. Lee Schumacher, accompanied by Mrs. Ruth Betz; Play Reviews, Mary, Mary, Quita Cantedy, by St. Irvine and the Changeling, by Lee Dodd Wilson, will be presented by Mrs. Rufus Balch; Dramatic Current Events given by Mrs. P. R. Schiller will conclude the program. Guest privileges. Crown King and Queen Participants in the Epworth League Valentine party last night pronounced it "the best ever." Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ashleigh were charged of the fame, and a prepared list included the following timely list: opening with the grand march; "pulling heart strings," bleeding hearts; Cupid's message, passing your heart; race; Cupid's artery, all of which were entered into with glee. Coronation of the King and the Queen of Hearts was a pleasant and grand ceremony, Miss Elizabeth Preeman representing queen and Mr Harri Tryath the king. Cupid's confections were served after games for refreshments. Valentine Party The home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Evans, 310 Sahina st. BUSINESS WOMEN "BRING HOME BACON" FOR ME THE prize winning event night's stunt contest, wishing four luncheon clubs of the Rotarians, The I.L.P. and Professional Women Lions and the Kiwanis, joint evening social affair that presented by the most remarkable drill, the points gratequely gowned turns effectively performing prize was aunningly performed pink chops in the miniature Three hundred members four luncheon clubs and guests received from the houndred per cent enterties from their investment last where they gathered at the club to hold the first of a social funfair of the river L.P. Bonnat was master-motif and called on each song its song; Miss Calyt led the Business and Professionals women's club with Miss Wallace on accompanist song "The Club of Business" to the tune of John Bady. The Kiwanis song "Whirl was led by L.P. Bonnat accompanied by Harry The I.L.P.song "I am a L.I.P.'s talk about "coming from A.A.D.Walkace on accompanist song "The Club of Business" to the tune of John Bady. The Rotarians cleverly "Lil Liza Jane." The strenuous action into the creating hearty laughter Pelta played while Bill Led. One of the very pretty happenings of the day and which brought delight to the heart of the young bride, was the impromptu call of her classmates in A.U.H.S., with whom she would have graduated this spring and she not discontinued her studies there for attending the Westlake school for Girls the past two years. The bridal gown was a rich combination of reindeer crepe and other fur, which formed a lovely background for her huge bouquet of pink sweet pens. The couple was unattended. In establishing their new home the dining room will be provided with many valuable and lovely articles which are wedding gifts and them a stering silver tea set, imported china dinner service, daffy finen, etc. Both these young people have resided in Anaheim for many years the bride being a native daughter and the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Fiscus, of South Los Angeles-st. Junior Class Party Members of the junior class of Anaheim high school enjoyed a party last evening in the gym room. Games of various kinds were enjoyed through the evening hours. Miss Dorothy Winters gave several whirling solos. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Florence Winters. Class singing and yells were also practiced. At the close of the evening, the members went to the cafeteria where they were served with banana specials. Special guests were Mrs. S.D.Winter, Miss Mabel Thayer, George Helform and J.L.Van der Veer. There were about fifty present. Initiate Candidate With conferring the rites of initiation upon Mrs. Van Lear last evening the Rebekah lodge added another name to its ever growing list of membership. After the business hour a time of dancing and social games was passed Mrs. Llewellyn provided the music. The lodge is contemplating an interesting meeting next month, when Mrs. Addie Bryn, president of the Rebekah assembly, will make her official visit. Valentine Party The home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.Evans, 31U Sabina-st., was the scene of a very pretty affair Thursday, when the young members of the family, Miss Dorothy and Eva, entertained a coterie of friends with a Valentine party. The afternoon Benna were pleasantly passed with games and distributing Valentine. Preceding the refreshment hour, the guests were dithered into the dining room, which was very attractively decorated in the popular red and white motifs. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Evans, assisted by Meadames Roy Gordon, J.H.Mcgee and Miss Glara Calm. The young guests included Thelma Cooper, Maries West Glades Topitski, Theo Jane McGee, Ellen Weeks George Brewer, Billy Brewer, Ruth Davis, Douglas Updyke, Maxine Max, Gertrude Podyke, Maxine Max, Grace and Hazel Wright, Charles and John Sweet, and the charming young hostess, Miss Dorothy and Eva Evans. Tabernacle Topics At the morning service in the Christian tabernacle, Ivey, L.L.Yyers, pastor, will use his subject "Go Toll My Disciplined Father," and in the evening "Voices of the Prophet." Mr. Howard L.Potter, of Jos Angeles, will sing solos at both meetings. To Enetritain Federation Thirty-five members of the Luther League went to the home of the Misses Edwardson last evening for the monthly social gathering. A pleasant feature of the business hour was receiving two new members: Miss Helen Shurfeth and Mr.O.H.Larren. The league plans to entertain the Luther League Federation of Southern Calif soon after Easter, and a committee will appointed to make proper arrangements. Many games were played and refreshments were served into the dining. As the Lenten period opens with Ash Wednesday, March 5, it was decided to have no more socials until after Easter, which comes this year on April 20. The Messrs Henry and Alfred Schlumming will be the hosts at that time. The Kiwanis song "Waish" was led by L.P. and accompanied by Harry The lions song "I am a Lion told about 'coming from A.' and working in the circ there." Les Wilson led them and Rev.A.G.H.B. companion them. The Rotarians cleverly "Lil' Lisa Jane." The strenuous action into the creating hearty laughter Petla played while Bill led. Announcer Bonnat short for the stants. The Lions first try. Courtney Clark stepped up to set and "tuned in" the announcer was men Anselm Calif. He told joint party of the clubs and rent events. Activities of local business men were made. After the station down Cliff Lamb with a train hand stepped out view of the audience at the secret of the broadside. The mock wedding stage at Royal club was a second Fritz at the plane stitched grids wedding march when the stairs came the daisy girl, capitable dress who was recognized as B.Riley. "Doc" Barnes a bearer cress nerd! Instead groom there were three so "well groomed" they can adie side with an express sadness. They were Oscar Herbert Johnston, an Ruether. The bride was William A.Dulin who strikingly blinking bride than difficult was recoom the maid of honour. Bo sea A.Lewis tied the knot necessary papers were the brides attorney Tomen Cloyd Hartrauf father gave her away. A little more serious presentation by the Kiwanis club has organized a quartet and as one cheek stepped back which spelled "Kiwanis sang" "City Choir," "The Hawai Dawn" and "K Babu." Etta D Justice company. Reginald Thu the solicitor Other slager B.M.Cord; M.Engene Warren Schleigh,H.W.L.Bondstrom,and Len Bond.The Bedness and Prog girls were dressed beyond identification but from the identity was revealed as Mence Smith,the Misses Lop Mad Foulier,Easter,and Jacques Irma Walden,Tuma and Leora Hoalton Marion Mallace played shh.The judges gave unanimous decision for the girls,and... ARE YOU GOING TO EUROPE? WE ARE OFFICIAL AGENTS FOR ALL STEAMSHIP LINES Hamburg - American Line, North German Lloyd, United States Lines, Cunard Line, White Star Line, Holland-American Line and all others. We assist you in laying out your trip and attend to all formalities such as passports, visas, etc. For literature and full information apply to Schloessmann-Kafitz Co., Inc. 1110 Citizens Natl Bank Bldg. Fifth & Spring Street Los Angeles, Cal. Phone: Metropolitan $179 or $76-349 SPECIAL SERVICE IN PREPAID TICKETS $1000.00 AROUND THE WORLD The league plans to entertain the Luther League Federation of Southern California soon after Easter, and a committee will appointed to make proper arrangements. Many games were played and refreshments were served into the creaking. As the Lenten period opens with Ash Wednesday, March 5, it was decided to have no more socials until after Easter, which comes this year on April 20. The Messrs Henry and Alfred Schaussing will be the hosts at that time. PICKELL MAY WEDS: Rumors is current that the handsome young motor cop who represents Anaheim on the highways, namely Jack Pinkell, is thinking seriously of embarking on the frail craft of matrimony; the date for this adventure having been set for March 23. Jack himself, white not actually affirming it, left the impression that it was true. The bride-to-be is said to be a Long Beach nurse. Her name, the local rumor dispensers have not been able to verify. Jo Healer of Anaheim, connected with the local water company, yesterday reported to the local police that two Firestone tires, rims and tubes had been stolen from his car in Placentia. The floor was cleared of entertainment and danced plied entertainment for riding. The Radio orchestra of Studebaker garage Beach furnished excellent balloons were lowered, calling and there was caramels. Caps of all shapes were distributed horns fans and serenade among the special dance the Symbal and Paul Jones. A buffet luncheon was enjoyed by the guests. The party was one of success and all expressed for having them frequent! Entour With Gu: Mrs. Anna L. Reed of Nassau is a house guest of Mrs. A. G. Wright. 742 N.enthousiasm. Mrs. Reed is of Mr. Wright and is a former Mohin resident. During her stay here, Mrs. Wright and family live on their guest to Santa Suh Blage and other rooms will pimp several days, with Mr. and Mrs. Alex parents of Mr. Wright. The Woman's Page BUSINESS WOMEN "BRING HOME THE BACON" FOR FAIR THE prize winning event of last night's stunt contest, when the out luncheon clubs of the city, the Botarians, The Business and Professional Women's, the Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. The committee for February reported about 425 cleared at the oyster supper, Mrs. Geo. Cole will be chairman of the March committee which will have charge of the supper to be given on the second Friday of March. The Aid Society plan to have supporters every month on the second Friday with a new committee in charge each time. Mr. and Mrs. L. Huddlestone and their son C. E. Huddlestone and wife of Fullerton visited Mr. and Mrs. Pollock of Venice Wednesday and met a brother of Mrs. L. Huddlestone. Dr. Julian P. Johnstone is located in his new sanitarium now. Dr. D. W. Hasson was a business visitor in Anahiem Thursday. Mrs. Julia B. Cann and Mrs. Bonner of Stoneboro, Pennsylvania, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Haggarty. Miss Chara Meyer of Preston, Nebraska is visiting her brother R. H. Meyer on E. Oranghorpe. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Milkey and Mr. and Mrs. N. D. McDewell attended an entertainment given by the Elks at Pomona, Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. Haggarty were Long Beach visitors Tuesday. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey attended the Bridge club of which she is a member, Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Agnes Measersmith, Mrs. C. L. McComber and Mrs. Gerald McComber were also guests of Mrs. Messermith. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner who lived in the Clare Miller house are visiting Mr. Bonner's sister on Sunday. Relect Pres. Officers The annual meeting of the Presbyterian Women's Missionary society was held in the church yesterday when a large company of women gathered to hear the program prepared by the committee. One of the pressures of the afternoon was the presence of the Japanese minister and his wife, the Iwo and Mrs. Kukamura, in charge of the religious work in the southern part of the county under the auspices of the Presbyterian church. Officers were elected for the coming year, Mrs. H. A. Hawley, president, Mrs. H. A. Johnston, associate president, Mrs. T. H. Walker, first vice president; Mrs. A. C. Pearson, second vice president; Mrs. F. N. Gilbs, treasurer; Mike Nettle, Audert, secretary; Miss Ellie Aubert, literature secretary; Msrs. C. Bruce, local contingent fund treasurer. A social hour in which refreshments of valentine cookies and heart candles were served was lightfully informally conducted of the Messiases Paul Gerrich, Fisher, Archibald, George Barfoot and Krulcenga. Practical Demonstration Now, all those Domestic Science ladies who have talked over the "how and which" of connecting good things for the table, will have a chance to demonstrate their ability for next Monday afternoon a meeting of the section will be held in the school, in preparation for the big dinner to be served by the club at the evening hour. The fair, it will be known, is for entertainment of husbands and friends of the club, and that the husbands especially may be well enjoyed. BREA, Feb. 15. (S) Quinnin motored to Sunday to visit friends. Mrs Weaver is very tired after a week's illness. The Nazarenes are here evangelistic meeting this corner of Birch and Everybody is invited, dents of the Pasadena are conducting the meet. Mrs. C. S. Taylor telegram from New York her father's latter part of the winter of Batavia, N.Y., 80 years old and less daughters and two sons his loss. It has been since Mrs Taylor and finished her New Year's friendship of Mrs Taylor sympathy in her bereavement. The Walter W. Power a free bus from Brea to Sunday after giving free show and lecture in Saturday night. Several vantage of the free ride. Mr and Mrs Robbie Fullerton visitors Tuesday. Friday evening was a joyful evening for C. H., wife and wife on West Cedar motored to Fullerton to meet their home town. Mr. and Mrs. D.K., with friends, motored to Mr. and Mrs.M.F. Mrs.McClure motored to Sunday afternoon friends from Vincente, French, and family—they returned home and visited with Mr., brother, Mr.Vincent, Mrs.Zerbe and daundie, were Anathim visi day afternoon.The The Kiwanis song "Hail Kiwanis," was led by L. P. Bonnat accompanied by Harry Brisco, the slogan "I am a Lion" and about coming from Anheim, and working in the circuit out there." Los Wilson led the singers and Rev. A. O. H. Bode accompanied them. The Rotarians cleverly sang "Lil' Lazz Jane." They but unnous action into their song, creating hearty laughter. Archita played while Bill Walton announced Bonnat then called at the stants. The Lions had the first try. Courtney Clark stepped up to a set and "tuned in" just as the announcer was mentioning Anheim, Calif. He told of the partly part of the club and several local business men were mentioned. After the station closed down, Cliff Lamb with a telephone held his hand stepped out in full view of the audience, declaring the crowd of the broaden. The mock wedding staged by the county club was a scream. Archita at the plane started Lohenri's wedding march, down the staircase came the daisy (A) lower girl, suitably dressed, but who was recognized as Harry D. Wiley. "Doc" Barnes as the ring bearer came next. Instead of one room there were three, and altho well groomed they came down with an expression of sadness. They were Oscar Heyling, Herbert Johnston, and John Neuberth. The bride was "daltyn" William A. Duinia who was a skirting bride. More than difficult was recognition of the male of honor. Ed Schneider, Lewis tied the knot after the necessary papers were read by the bridge attorney, Tom McFadden, Clayd Hartnift, as the ketter gave her away. A little more serious was the presentation by the Kiwanis club, which has organized a double quarter and as the singers came by one chel stepped upon a kick which as they turned around spelled "Kiwanis." They rang "Choir," "The Heart Kowal Dawn" and "Kentucky Jubilee." Etta D Justice was the companion. Beginning Tugon was the solitary. Other singers were A. M. McCord; M. Eugene Duffer, Warren Ashleigh; H. W. Leahs; Ed Sandstrom; and Len Bonnat. The Burmese and Professional skills were dressed beyond recognition but from the inside their identity, was revealed as Mrs. Florence Smith, the Misses Lokha and Miss Poiler, Easter, and Dorcas Queques, Irma Waldler, Ellen Uma, and Lea Heaton. Miss Marion Wallen played the marche. The judges gave unanimous decision for the girls, and as P. A. Bornat and Professional skills were dressed beyond recognition but from the inside their identity, was revealed as Mrs. Florence Smith, the Misses Lokha and Miss Poiler, Easter, and Dorcas Queques, Irma Waldler, Ellen Uma, and Lea Heaton. Miss Marion Wallen played the marche. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Haggart were long Beach visitors Tuesday. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey attended the Bridge club of which she is a member. Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Agnes Measer-smith, Mrs. C. L. McComber and Mrs. Gerald McComber were also guests of Mrs. Measer-smith. Mr. and Mrs. Bonner who lived in the Clere Miller house are visiting Mr. Bonner's sister on Sunset ave., while looking up a new location. Mr. S. F. Hilgenfeld, pastor of the Congregational church, announces the following program for Sunday, Feb. 16th: 9:45, Sunday Fred Bastady, Supt. 11:00 a.m. morning service. Subject: "The Eternity and Oninpresence of God." 6:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p.m. m Christian Service. Workers from the Midnight Mission in Los Angeles to give talks. Mrs. A Nelson and daughter Margaret attended the theater at Anheim Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tilton spent Thursday in Los Angeles. They were dinner guests of old friends and attended the theater in the evening. Mrs. A.E. Stanford entertained Mrs.Lindsay of La Habra and Mrs.Sanford of Monrovia, one day this week. Mrs.Liebkeman and family were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday evening. Mrs.Hattle A.Allen made a business trip to Hermosa Beach Wednesday. Mrs.H.S.Horn has had her grandmother, Mrs.E.A.Hackaby of Hemet as her guest for several days this week. On Wednesday Mrs.Horn took Mrs.Hackaby to Placentia after a short visit there.Miss Hackaby will visit Mrs.Horn's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Geo Thurman of Lodi. Claito Miller and wife have returned to their old home on Teatert. The children at school enjoyed Valentine boxes today. Luther Owens is on the sick list. A large number of the school children are sporting sore arms, the result of the vaccination.Miss Ames the county school nurse was here Thursday looking after them. The rear of the old pool hall is being made over into living apartments. J.W.Swain and Richard Nelson attended the banquet given by the Hardware men of Orange co.at Fullerton Tuesday evening. Miss Lesh Root of Downey and Mr.Lodge of El Monte were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.E.W.Thrumman Thursday evening.Miss Root remained for a few days visit with Mrs.Thrumman. Mr.R.H.Meyer and her guest Miss Clara Meyer of Ne... Now, all those Domestic Selence ladies who have talked over the "how and which" of connecting good things for the table, will have a chance to demonstrate their ability for next Monday afternoon a meeting of the section will be held in the school, in preparation for the big dinner to be served by the club at the evening hour.The afair it will be known is for entertainment of husbands and friends of the club and that the husbands especially may be well entertained,a delicious menu in in the planning.With the assistance of this efficient department of the club there is no question of success of the dinner. That all members of the session may have a finger in the pie they are asked not to overlook the afternoon of meeting,and be on at 2:30 for the regular session There will be plenty of time allotted forthe business transactions. Mrs.O.H.Mitchall left for Portland.Ore.,where she will make a visit with relatives.She expects to be gone about a month. HEADS STUDENT BODY. Miss Katherine Oravath was installed as president of the student body today at Anheim high school.She takes place of Mrs.Oravath was formerly the vice-president. Other student body activities were taken up at the meeting and yells and songs were rehearsed. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE,Feb.15—Mr.and Mrs.Charles Williams had as dinner guests,Sunday evening Mr.and Mrs.Luis Moore and sona James and Earl.of Long Beach and Mr.and Mrs.Herman Carina and daughter,Hasel,and sona Claude,Chester,Donald and Herman Jr.,of this lead. Mrs.H.Schryer and grandson,Louis Hunker were Olive visitors Tuesday. Mr和Mrs.Herman Carina were Absheim visitors Saturday night. Mrs.Kate Vanuatta was a visitor on the West Coast Lease Monday. Mr和Mrs.McQuire received the news of Mr.McQuire's father's death at Oceanholle He is said to have gone to sleep at night in his usual good health and was found dead the next morning.Mr.McQuire immediately went to Oceanside. Mr和Mrs.Loyd Light spent Friday evening with Mr.Lights parents in Los Angeles. Those who attended the East-wood motored to Fortleton their evening with old friends their home town Finnish Mr.and Mrs.M.F.F.Mrs.McClure motored to Sunday afternoon friends from Vincense,French and visited with Mr.brother,Mr.Vincent,mrs.Zerbe and daught wore Anaheim visit day afternoon.The pleased over the way getting along It has month now since she ate on for mastoid frost Mrs.Ellsa Graham with Earl and Frank,dena were Brea visitation at home of Mrs.RobertM.rand Mrs.Rowe were visitors in Brea ago on business Mrs.Thompson and Fullerton visitors Thu Mrs.Ibana Quinnifin spent the week-end with sins James Reynolds added Mr.and Mrs.L.E.Monrovia Monday even Mr和Mrs.I.D.I.Mitted Mr.Jaynes' old capt.Mr.John Robinson,dena Sunday Mr和Mrs.J.S.F.Russell and Art Attley had a musical evening at The Ferritt home.The new lunch Grand-ave will open uus Grand-ave is now living down. Mrs.Root is entertainer Anderson of Los Angeles.C.H.Owen and fam at Glendale Sunday Mr和Mrs.F.H.mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh mother,mrs.M.C.Greeh母亲,mrs.M.C.Greeh母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mrs.M.C.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,mRS.GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母亲,MRS-GREEH母... Entour With Guests Mrs. Anna L. Reed of Boston, Miss A. O. Wright, 742 No. Clemontine-st., Mrs. Rood is the count of Mr. Wright and is a former Anthem resident. During her stay here, Mr. and Mrs. Wright and family have taken their guest to Santa Barbara, San Diego and other resorts. She will pass several days at Ballen, with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wright, parents of Mr. Wright. Correct this sentence: "I think Shakespeare's works are so wonderful," she declared, "and I've read every word of them." Mrs. Kate Vanutta was a visitor on the West Coast Lease Monday. Mr. and Mrs. McQuire received the news of Mr. McQuire's father's death at Oceanashe. He is said to have gone to sleep at night in his usual good health and was found dead the next morning. Mr. McQuire immediately went to Oceanashe. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Light spent Friday evening with Mr. Light's parents in Los Angeles. Those who attended the Eastern Star meeting at Yorba Linda from this lease were: Mrs. Guy Barman, Mrs. James Hitecock, Mrs. William Sinclair, Mrs. Gus Segelforsst, Mrs. H. Schryer, Mrs. William Elder, Mrs. James Gale and daughter, Miss Marjorie, and Mrs. James Hunker. They all reported a very good time, saying there was certainly a large crowd. Early Hunker, after spending a few days with his parents on this lease, returned Monday to his grandparents' home in Olive. Miss Olive Schryer entertained Miss Hazel Corlinee Monday evening. Miss Ursula Keen entertained Miss Vera Studubaker of the West Coast Lease Tuesday evening. Andy Lyle and sana Gleyton and Andy Jr., were Brea visitors Tuesdays evening. Mrs. Harry Hemus of the Union Lease was a visitor at the school Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, and grandson, Lee Andrews, were Fullerton and Andaleh visits Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peralto and daughter, Anita, were Anaheim visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Andrews and daughter, Shirley, of Gardena spent Monday at the Schryer home on this lease Tuesday. Miss Anita Peralto gave a party Monday evening. Those who attended the party were: Miss Hazel, Grace and Peggy Vikas, Thelma Williams, Leitha Ledbetter, Jane Elliot and Georgia Grant, also Melvin Williams. Willard Hearshburger, Raymond Peralto and Jack Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gremlinger entertained friends from Long Beach over the week-end. The Orangethorp Teacher meeting yesterday noon was particularly large attendance, as well as interesting program. Able, conducted by Mr. I principal through slam among the members, he pro and con comment toolk in schools, and the poor qualities of other Miss Lola Helser had "America was heartily Velma Williams piled up bers and other integer bers formed a pleasant two." Refreshment was served the social time following gram. NEW STRIKE HABOR GOVERNMENT LONDON, Feb. 16-20 dreded and twenty thousand workers went on strike; tying up food and disorganizing traffic the coast cities. Representatives of the government met report of the strikers in a final patch up the difference. It was reported Presidency say MacDonald might personally. This is a strike the new labor had to deal with. The locomotive engineers strike when the premiere came into power. BREA, Feb. 15.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Quinlin motored to Santa Ana Sunday to visit friends. Mrs. Weaver is very much better after a week's illness. The Nazarenes are holding an evangelistic meeting this week at the corner of Birch and Walnut. Everybody is invited. The students of the Pasadena university are conducting the meeting. Mr. C. S. Taylor received a telegram from New York advising her of her father's death the latter part of the week—B. S. Spring of Batavia, N. Y. He was 80 years old and leaves three daughters and two sons to mourn his loss. It has been four years since Mrs. Taylor and family visited her father in New York. The friends of Mrs. Taylor lend their sympathy in her bereavement. The Walter W. Powers Co. run a free bus from Brea to Norwalk Sunday after giving free picture show and lecture in Sewell hall Saturday night. Several took advantage of the free ride. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson were Fullerton visitors Tuesday evening. Friday evening was a very enjoyable evening for C. R. McClure and wife on West Cedar-st. They motored to Fullerton and spent the evening with old friends from their home town, Illinois, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Perrine, with friends, motored to Norwalk Mr. and Mrs. M. Fiscus and Mrs. McClure motored to Fullerton Sunday afternoon to visit friends from Vincente, Ind.-Ed French, and family—after which they returned home via Olinda and visited with Mrs. Fiscus brother, Mr. Vincent, and family. Mrs. Zerbe and daughter, Betie, were Anaheim visitors Monday afternoon. METHODIST WHITE TEMPLE — James Allen Geissinger, D. D., Minister, Sunday school #30. George M. Tedrick, Supt. Morning—Prelude, Grande Chorus—Guilmant; Hymn 197; Prayer; Anthem, "The Spacious Pinnament," Nichol; Responsive reading; 1st Sunday morning; Gloria; New Testament Lesson; Offering; Duet, selected—Mr. and Mrs. Sugene Durfice; Sermon, "The Beauty of the Lord." Hymn 337; Benediction; Postlude — Intermenzo; Massagni. Evening—Prelude, "Jerusalem the Golden" Smart; Hymn 294; Prayer; Chorus, "Father Abraham," Negro Melody; Scripture reading; Announcements; Group of Negro Spiritual Songs by Choir; Quartette, "Deep River" Burleigh; Octette, "Swing Low Sweet Charlot," May Clark Smith; Women's Chorus, "Goin' Home", Dvornak; Offering; Hymn 329; Sermon, "God Be Mereful to Me a Sinner"; Hymn 482; Benediction; Postlude, "March" Handel. CHRISTIAN TABERNACLE — South Helena-st., Rev. L. L. Myers pastor, Bible school 2:30 a.m.; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH — Thomas Holmes Walker, Minister, corner Claudina and Cyprus-sts. Bible school 2:30 a.m.; Christian Endeavor 6:20 p.m.; Merging—Prelude, "Souvenir", Johnson; Anthem, "Glory of God," Peace; Offerfuture sob., "Hold Thou My Hand, Dee Lord" Briggs—Miss Elizabeth Walker; Sermon, "The Abbasadors of Christ." Special Sermon for the Missionary Society. Postlude, "Recessional," Flingen. Evening at 7:30—Prelude, Andantino,' Batiste; Anthem, "Lead 1 KILLED, 2 DYING IN BAY ACCIDENTS" SAN FRANCISCO; Feb. 16. One child was dead today, another dying, an aged woman near death, a man badly hurt, two under arrest and a third sought by police as a result of auto accidents the last 12 hours in the bay region. Elsie Nevis was instantly killed and her playmate Helen McLeod probably fatally injured when a bakery truck Joseph Ferrier was learning to drive ran them down on a South San Francisco sidewalk. Ferrior and his instructor Joseph Rossani are in jail at Redwood City. Mrs. Lucy Mariotti, 80, was left dying at a street corner where she was struck by a limousine which sped on without giving aid or leaving a clue to the identity of its driver. Joseph Allen was pursued and arrested after he had run down Stephen Diaz and failed to stop. BELIEVE "LEAK" IN POLICE DEPT. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16—Police detectives today sought to locate in the police department itself an alleged "informer" who "tips" the underworld. Belief that such a "leak" exists was due to the sudden resumption of bank bandit activities almost immediately after armed guards had taken off duty from downtown banks. Three days ago the guards were removed. Late yesterday a lone bandit held up and robbed the North Broadway branch of the Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank of $3000 after locking four employees in the wash room. A man's troubles are many, but few are as dishartening as the supper dishes. and wife on West Cedar-st. They motored to Fullerton and spent the evening with old friends from their home town, Vincense, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Perrine, with friends, motored to Norwalk Mr. and Mrs. M. Fiscus, and Mrs. McClure motored to Fullerton Sunday afternoon to visit friends from Vincense, Ind.-Ed French, and family—after which they returned home via Olinda and visited with Mrs. Flecus brother, Mr. Vincent, and family. Mrs. Zerbe and daughter, Bette, were Anahiem visitors Monday afternoon. The doctor is pleased over the way Bettie is getting along. It has been a month now since she was operated on for mastoid trouble. Mrs. Ellia Graham and two sons, Earl and Frank of Pasadena were Brea visitors Sunday at the home of Mrs. Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. Rowe of La Habra were visitors in Brea a few days ago on business. Mrs. Thompson and son were Fullerton visitors Thursday. Mrs. Ibara Quinnin of Pomona spent the week-end with her cousins James Reynolds and wife, lited Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Nabors at Monrovia Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Jaynes visited Mr. Jaynes' old commander, Capt. John Robinson, at Altadena Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ferritt, Carl Russell and Art. Atter of Artesia had a musical evening recently at the Ferrick home. The new lunch counter on Grand-ave will open up for business Thursday. T. L. Hughes, the proprietor, is now living at Lansdowne. Mrs. Root is entertaining Mrs. Anderson of Los Angeles. C. H. Owen and family visited Glendale Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hugenot and mother, Mrs. M. C. Gregory, took in the sights at Capistrano Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Berkey had as their dinner guests Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shepherd of Glendale. Msr. C. L. McComber entertained the Bridge club Tuesday. Mrs. Faegon, S. M. Fee and Mrs. A. V. McFee visited Orange County park Tuesday. Miss Ida Willshire, a high school teacher of Glendale, spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs Jack Golden, Sunday. The Goldens and their guest motored to Huntington Beach. Iowans To Picnic The Orangethorpe Parent-Teacher meeting yesterday afternoon was particularly nice in the large attendance, as well as the interesting program. A round table, conducted by Mr. French, the principal, through slips passed among the members, brought out pro and con comment on serving milk in schools, and the good or bad Iowans To Picnic The Orangethorpe Parent-Teacher meeting yesterday afternoon was particularly nice in the large attendance, as well as the interesting program. A round table, conducted by Mr. French, the principal, through slips passed among the members, brought out pro and con comment on serving milk in schools, and the good or poor qualities of other foods. Miss Lois Helser had a reading; "America" was heartily sung; Miss Velma Williams piloted piano numbers and other interesting numbers formed a pleasant hour or two. Refreshment was served during the social time following the program. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bowen have been notified that their granddaughter, Miss Lucille Bowen of Long Beach has diphtheria. C. L. Hahur and wife left recently over the U. P. from Anaheim for Pender, Nebr. E. Jones of Anaheim is a patient at the local sanitarium today. NEW STRIKE FACES LABOR GOVERNMENT LONDON, Feb. 16.—One hundred and twenty thousand dock workers went on strike at undon today, tying up food shipments and disorganizing traffic out of the coast cities. Representatives of the labor government met representatives of the strikers in a final effort to patch up the differences. It was reported Premier Ramsey MacDonald might intervene personally. This is the second strike the new labor government had to deal with. The railway locomotive engineers were on strike when the present cabinet came into power. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH —Old Fellow's Hall, 133 W. Center-st. Bible school 9:45 a.m. Harold K. Knox, Supt. Morning subject—"The Big Job for the 100% American." Evening subject—"Keep Thy Heart."—Theodore Maynard, (The 'Salesman Preacher'). INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS—Moose Hall, 125 West Center, 6:30-6:20 Bible Study class, "The Atonement," 6:30-7:15 Bible Study class: "The Divine Plan of the Age." 7:20 p.m. Public lecture by A. W. Sibley... "Two Savations, Only One Chance." PILGRIM CHURCH, OLINDA—Sunday school, 9:45; Preaching service 11:00 a.m.; Young People's Meeting, 6:30. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL —Buena Park, S. P. Hilgenfeld, pastor; 9:45 Sunday school, F. Bastady, Supt. Classes for everyone. Morning service 11 o'clock; Christian Endeavor 6:30; Evening sermon 7:30. Morning topic, "The Eternity and Omnipresence of God." In the evening there will be four workers from the Los Angeles Midnight Mission present with a message of their efforts and results. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST—Corner Philadelphia and Chartres. Sunday school 9:30 a.m. Sunday service at 11 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Subject, "Soul." A meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m., We Carry a Complete Line of WINDOW GLASS, PLATE GLASS OBSCURE AND MIRROR BEVELING AND EDGE POLISHING Santa Ana Art Glass Works Phone 591-W C. M. Scott 1904 E. 465 St. Santa Ana, Calif.