oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-10

Social and Fraternal YOUTHFUL PAIR STEALS MARCH UPON FRIENDS MISS JESSIE MITCHELL and Harold McCloskey surprised their many friends by slipping to Santa Ana and obtaining a marriage license. They were married Saturday evening at 9:30 by Rev. J. A. Goissinger. The couple was attended by Miss Verna Mitchell, sister of the bride and Raleigh Taylor, intimate friend of the groom. After the ceremony the couple went to the Perlus dancing academy where they bid their friends adieu. Upon their entrance to the hall they were greeted with strains from the Lohengrin’s wedding march. The couple plans to make the new home in Redondo until a permanent location can be found. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mitchell of E. Broadway. Mrs. Mitchell is at present in Oregon and does not know of the marriage. The young bride has been attending Anaheim high school and is very popular among the young set. Party at Beach Home Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland of Anaheim and Anaheim Landing, very graciously entertained party of friends at their beach home over the week-end. Swimming was the main attraction and with other amusements the period passed but too quickly. Guests included Messrs and Mendames J. M. Hitchecock, C. A. McCullah, Reg. Taylor, Miss Alice Round Table to Elect Election of officers will be held Wednesday at the Round Table club of Plaentia, following a luncheon at 12:30. The nominating committee has presented the following names: President, Mrs. E. E. Knight; vice president, Mrs. C. J. Thamer; second vice president, Mrs. H. P. Dierker; recording secretary, Mrs. S. W. McCulloch; corresponding secretary, Mrs. W. J. Travers; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Cline; parliamentarian, Mrs. W. C. McFarland; critics, Mrs. Louis Edwardson; director, Mrs. Horace Luey. The Placentia Round Table club is one of the most active, successful women’s organizations in California and the programs are always far above the average. NEGLIGEE FLAUNTS BRILLIANT HUES Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flemmel and daughters of Pomona were guests yesterday at the Degrief home. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon moved to Glendale and other resort Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lee pass Sunday with friends from Colorado at Venice and Santa Monica. Mrs. George Vermellion and little son have returned to her hometown after a visit at the Rainey home. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Charlebow left Wednesday for Coaling where they will remain for three or four months. They made a trip in their auto. Mr. John Cooper of Denver, who the gestur of Mr. and Mrs. L. Gneeleman Thursday and Friday, Mrs. Leonard Michael also Denver, is remaining as their guest for some time longer. Miss Consulle Lemua of Los Alamitos is a patient at the local hospital. Dr. F. V. Yorker, of Los Angeles, was the guest yesterday for his brother, J. A. Yorker, and wife. Mrs. Bob White and small soot Bobble, have been visiting today in Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson, D., and Mrs. J. W. Wilson and M., and Mrs. Lester Deltzen and S., Robert, went to Balbon where they enjoyed the weekend in the Wilton cottage. They report that beach climate delightful for early in the season. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wallop, M., and Mrs. Tom Scott and Mrs. Oscar Renner drove to Camden Party at Beach Home Mr. and Mrs. James Sutherland of Anaheim and Anaheim Landing, very graciously entertained party of friends at their beach home over the week-end. Swimming was the main attraction and with other amusements the period passed but too quickly. Guests included Messrs and Mesdames J. M. Hitchecock, C. A. McCullah, Reg. Taylor, Misses Alice Humphrey and Constance Williams; Glen Merrill, Norman Price and Cortez Hoskins. Attend Party in L. A. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Horman were in Los Angeles yesterday attending a birthday dinner party given for Mr. Adolph Bierent, Mrs. Bierent is the daughter of the Gunderson family formerly residing in the Sandilands place in Anaheim, and the dinner party was composed of relatives and old time friends of the family. Covers were placed for an even dozen and a very delightful afternoon followed the sumptuous meal. Postpone Terpsichore On account of other important events Thursday evening the March dance of the Terpsichore club has been postponed until Thursday evening. March 20th. The dance will be held at the Elks' club and Grigeby's California, the popular seven piece orchestra will provide the music. A large crowd is expected. Guest cards are being sent out again this month with the notices. Home From Long Journey Mrs. Elizabeth Millis, of 200 N. Carleton-st., returned home on the steamer Calliwal from Honolulu, where she passed several months with her daughter, Mrs. George McKinley, formerly Miss Alma Mills. She arrived late last week. Mrs. Mills left Anaheim last July for a visit in Canada, remaining there through the summer months, and leaving from there for the tropical visit. County Federated W.R.C Orange County Federated W.R.C is meeting today in Orange Odd Follows hall with a good representation from the local corps. Business was scheduled for the morning with a nice luncheon at noon and the afternoon devoted to a program of music and entertainment. A striking negligee of soft, clinging material faunts brilliant purple and greens in its batiked pattern. Somewhat bizarre in pattern and colors but attractive nevertheless. Take Guests to Beaches Mr. and Mrs. H. N. White and family and Mrs. W. A. Blatherwick and two children made a tour of the beaches yesterday. Mrs. Blatherwick and children are visiting here with the Whites, their home being in Westfield, N. Y. Mr. Blatherwick, brother of Mrs. White, died about two years ago and this is the first visit of he family to the Pacific coast since their sorrow. St. Patrick's Dance Members of Anaheim Post American Legion are busy selling tickets for the big St. Patrick's dance at the Elks club, Monday night. They promise the best time possible and will give out many special features included in the distribution of hundreds of snow Mrs. Cora Miksell and daughter Juanita returned to their home in Los Angeles yesterday after a several days visit at the J. D. Guy home. Mrs. Bob White and small son Bobble, have been visiting today in Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson, D. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson and M. and Mrs. Lester Delizen and so Robert, went to Balbon where they enjoyed the weekend in the Wilson cottage. They report the beach climate delightful for early in the season. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wallop, M. and Mrs. Tom Scott and Mrs Oscar Renner drove to Cambaly Saturday where they passed the day. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Volz wag guests yesterday of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Waynick In the evening all drove to Fullerton whore they enjoyed the concert over the Volz radio. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Webb, Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer went to Huntington Beach yesterday day, taking their lunch along They passed a very pleasant day. Mr. and Mrs. M. Nebulung left this morning for New York where she will pass two months visiting her brother, Mr. Finck, a musician well recognized through the east He is also well known in Anaheim Dr. Henderson, of Long Beach was an over Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Casey. Miss Mabel Woodward of Garden Grove was the Sunday afternoon guest of Miss Irene Jacques Mrs. Emma Bremer and daughter Miss Bernice, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. A.E.Pellegrin on a motor trip to Corona and Riverside yesterday They much enjoy the beautiful drive through the Santa Ana canyon. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunsmoor were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.F.W.Tutton, now of Hollywood wood but formerly residing near Yerba Linda. Dr. and Mrs Herbert Damron and two children of Long Beach C.L.Damron, of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs.Milt Walker, of Bellflower, dropped in yesterday afternoon to visit with the Hugh LaRue family, of Cypress LaRue's nephew, Jake Melvin, wife and daughter Ruby, a teacher in Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs.Jim Goffe, of Long Beach, the latter old friends of the best and hostess were their dinner geests. Mr. and Mrs John Carpenter who have been living at 405 E.Adele, plan to leave soon for their former home in Kansas Their house will be occupied by the H.T.Alspid family who have been living on Rio Vista and South-ats. Mrs Cora Miksell and daughter Juanita returned to their home in Los Angeles yesterday after a several days visit at the J.D.Guy home. A son was born at 10 a.m.yesterday to Mr. and Mrs.L.H.-But- County Federated WRC Orange County Federated W.R.C. is meeting today in Orange Odd Follows hall with a good representation from the local corps. Business was scheduled for the morning with a nice luncheon at noon and the afternoon devoted to a program of music and entertainment. Witness New Picture A merry sextette composed of Mr. and Mrs. A. Joost, Misses Alvina Joost and Rose Poyet and Misses Alvin Swanson and George Carlson, notored to Hollywood yesterday where they saw "The Ten Commandments." St. Patrick's Dance Members of Anaheim Post American Legion are bury selling tickets for the big St. Patrick's dance at the Elks club, Monday night. They promise the best time possible and will give out many special features included in the distribution of hundreds of snow balls. All dance lovers are invited and a good crowd is desired. West Side P. T. A. Anaheim's West Side P.T.A. will meet tomorrow at 2:30 in the Intermediate school. A large attendance is desired. Just 3 Weeks More OF OUR FREE SOAPOFFER Any washer in our store can be had on $5.00 cash payment and $10 per mo. A year's supply of White King Washing Machine Soap Free with each washer or ironer sold during this month. WASHER WILSON - 217 E. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone 926 Dine at Mother's Home A pleasant family reunion and dinner at the home of Mrs. J. Strodoff featured yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Strodorf and children, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth and family, of East Broadway, passed the time together most happily. Photograph Babies The White Temple is arranging to have its babies photographed and the pictures grouped about the walls. Photographs will be made without cost to the parents, and details are in care of Mrs. Wm. Wellman and Mrs. E. A. Collins. The plan is a novel and splendid one and as the children of today become the men and women of tomorrow great pleasure will be experienced in looking over ten chubby faces. The arrangement provides for all children of the church under six years of age. C.Y.P. Visits Mt. Baldy Thirty members of the Catholic Young People's society passed yesterday very happily at Mt.Baldy where they celebrated their second annual club party. The greater part of the day was passed around Ice House canyon where they ate their picnic lunchon. The Woman's Page CANDLER NAME IN COURT AGAIN; BEAUTY SUES SON FOR $100,000 BREA NEW and Mrs. Frank Fleming daughters of Pomona were westerday at the Degryse and Mrs. J. T. Lyon motorglendale and other resorts and Mrs. W. B. Lee passed with friends from ColoVenice and Santa Monica. George Vermellion and lithave returned to her home visit at the Rainey home, and Mrs. Stanley Charlebois Wednesday for Coalinga they will remain for three months. They made the their auto. John Cooper of Denver, was mist of Mr. and Mrs. Lee an Thursday and Friday. Conard Michael, also of its remaining as their guest time longer. Consulte Lemus of Los Alaa patient at the local sanT. V. Yorker, of Los Anas the guest yesterday of her, J. A. Yorker, and Bob White and small son, have been visiting today wood. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson, Dr. J. W. Wilson and Mr. Lester Deltzen and son went to Balbon where they the weekend in the Wilage. They report the imate delightful for so the season. and Mrs. W. P. Wallop, Mr. Tom Scott and Mrs. tenner drove to Camn BREA, March 10.—(Spain) and Mrs. M. Chambers moWhittier Friday night and Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mison, Charles, and motored lywood to visit E. F. Janfamily and Mrs. A. Hesbaby. The Civic league met night in Judge Fiscus' oak Sewell hall. About 17 present. Mrs. Heartfield's daughter Fullerton was visiting Heartfield home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin moved into the Perrine husS. Orange-st. The get-together of the boards of the Congreve church was held in the partors. Supper was servecents after the business nce. The Intermediate Ebusiness meeting was held Christian church Tuesday ning. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spicer Long Beach visitors Monattend the Young People's ence. W. H. Johnson and friend tored to San Pedro Sunday. Miss Jarvis, Miss YorMiss Elder and Miss Ewere Los Angeles visitors' day evening at the opera. The P.-T. A. held their ing at the Brea Grammar Tuesday afternoon. A good gram was rendered and ced by all present. Cornellius Friesen and Nikkle left for Bakersfield nesday to visit with relatA. W. Smith has resign Mrs. Clyde K. Byfield, and Inserts of Walter Candler and Mrs. Walter Candler. Charges preferred against Walter Candler, son of the multi-millionaire Atlanta Coco-Cola king, by Mrs. Clyde K. Byfield, noted beauty, will be aired in court at Decatur, Ga., shortly. In a suit for $100,000 she accuses Candler of having attacked her in a stateroom on the S. S. Berengaria, bound for Paris. Mrs. Candler is going into court at her husband's side, firmly believing in him. Candler's father recently won a breach of promise suit filed against him. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, March 10. (Spl.)—Those who attended the Scotton supper and dance at Fullerton Friday night from Olinda were: Mr. and Mrs. James Gale and daughter, Marjorie, and son, Arthur; Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Braner, Mr. and Mrs. George Cullen, Mr. and Mrs. Edmonds, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and Geo Cullen, Jr. They reported a very good time. An entertainment was given by the Los Angeles Sciots and their drill team also. Karl Robertson and Mrs. Raymond Jones of Long Beach spent Friday on this lease with relatives. J. J. Andrews of Gardena spent the week-end with his wife, who is staying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughters, Olive and Mrs. J. Andrews, and her daughter, Shirley, and son, Lee, visited Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Johnston of Fullerton Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greminger and daughter, Frances, attended the California theater at Anaheim Friday evening. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Mrs. J. Andrews, and children, Shirley and Lee, were Brea visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Colling and daughter, Mary, were Santa Ana visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Luis Moore and daughter, Mary, were Santa Ana visitors Friday. W.H.Johnson and friend to San Pedro Sunday Miss Jarvis, Miss You Miss Elder and Miss Eldor were Los Angeles visitors day evening at the opera. The P.-T.A. held theiring at the Brea Grammar Tuesday afternoon. A good gram was rendered and by all present. Cornellus Friesen and Nikkle left for Bakersfield ness to visit with relatit A.W.Smith has resign position with the Shell Oil enter into business with Wilson at Laguna Beach Wilson was formerly of B. Mrs.Oliver Phegley of Los Angeles has been visiting her, Mrs.C.C.Jarvis, on Ma ave. Mrs.Frank Mason and ter were Fullerton visitors day afternoon. Mrs.W.E.Fanning and ter, Catherine, were Anaheiitors Thursday afternoon. Fred Smally, with Mrs.lotte Logsdon, were visit Redondo Beach Thursday. A merry evening was spet the home of Mrs.Woodwu South Madrona Friday young people of the Na church gathered there and their business period they ed playing games and must freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs.Vinson have ill for the past few days expect to move into the house on S.Orange-st.soon. Mrs.Monte Fiscu was lerton visitor Thursday. Mrs.C.R.McClure re-home after a week's visit Angeles and vicinity with tives,Mrs.Clark and dau Elizabeth. Senior "Ditch" D "The Seniors have gone mountains" was the popular body around Anaheim H.S. This was the annual "ditch day Each year it absence of the seniors,the j take the school responsibilities on their shoulders and try digialled To show off,the show at assembly today impersonated the members class. The seniors hiked off the Baldy at 5 o'clock this mo wishing to leave before their fellow students wou "wise." Too oft', I say, The natal day's A fatal day. any but grant us a unti charity towards all men.Mind which was in Jesus be in each one that we may true affection for all thy chil Spring Exhibition BEST OF ALL, YOU MAY Successful Dance The leap year balloon prize dance given Saturday evening by the Daughters of Anaheim, through the courtesy of the Concordia club, in the club house, was decidedly successful. The snappy music, with the players appearing in full dress, made a capital impression. Mrs. W.A. King, Mrs. Louise Gibson, Dorothy Stillens and Mrs. Innominate were the lucky ones in winning prizes. The affair was well attended. Grin! Who 'grins' will win— And that's the vital question; Smile! It's worth the while, And adds our bum digestion. BREA NEWS BREA, March 10.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. M. Chambers motored to Shittier Friday night and joined Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mabee and Charles, and motored to Hollywood to visit E. F. James and Emily and Mrs. A. Hester and Bry. The Civic League met Monday night in Judge Fiscus' office in well hall. About 17 were esent. Mrs. Heartfield's daughter from allerton was visiting in the heartfield home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin have moved into the Perrine house on Orange-st. The get-together of all the cards of the Congregational church was held in the church elders. Supper was served at 25 o'clock after the business meeting. The Intermediate Endeavor business meeting was held at the Christian church Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spicer were ing Beach visitors Monday to send the Young People's conference. W. H. Johnson and friends moved to San Pedro Sunday. Miss Jarvis, Miss Yountsey, Ms Elder and Miss Eastham are Los Angeles visitors Monday evening at the opera. The P-T. A. held their meet- at the Brea Grammar school day afternoon. A good program was rendered and enjoyed all present. Cornellius Friesen and Dan Skle left for Bakersfield Wed- day to visit with relatives. A. W. Smith has resigned his position with the Shell Co. DOUBLE FUNERAL A unified funeral service will be held at Winbigler's chapel Santa Ana, over the bodies of Miss Nannie Robison, 83, and her sister, Miss Irene, 70. The latter passed away Mar. 1, but the body was held in anticipation of the death of the sister, who was very low. Miss Nannie died last evening. The two old maids were very well known in Santa Ana, and their passing will be grieved by many. The remains will be sent east for burial. C. OF C. RALLY TUESDAY Cypress and vicinity is looking forward to the Chamber of Commerce rally. A live speaker has been secured and special features will make this a very pleasant meeting. STRIPES USED EFFECTIVELY IN BLACK-WHITE SUIT Specialist Will Analyze Problems Fruit growers and farmers of Orange-co. will be given an opportunity this week to hear one of the most interesting speakers on the agricultural outlook that the Univ. of Calif. sends out. L. W. Fluharty comes to the Anaheim High school Tuesday night, March 11, 7:30 o'clock, and the Buena Park schoolhouse Monday night, March 10, 7:30, to help local farmers analyze their business and returns. He has been secured, through the farm advisor's office, to make a special trip to this county. He will be prepared to answer questions on the agricultural situation today and will present considerable data secured during the past two seasons on crop production costs. The meeting is open to the public. U. S. Won't Permit Broadcast Monopoly WASHINGTON, March 10. The government never will allow radio broadcasting to be monopolized by any single corporation, individual or combination. Secretary of Commerce Hoover declared today in a public statement issued in connection with the radio war in New York between city officials and the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. Weds Corona Girl Miss LaVett Berger, daughter of Mr. and Hra. J. R. Barger, of Corona, and Mr. Paul Gillett, of Anahiem, W. H. Johnson and friends moved to San Pedro Sunday. Miss Jarvis, Miss Yountsey, Ms Elder and Miss Eastham were Los Angeles visitors Monday evening at the opera. The P.T. A. held their meeting at the Brea Grammar school afternoon. A good program was rendered and enjoyed all present. Cornellus Friesen and Dan Kickle left for Bakersfield Wednesday to visit with relatives. A. W. Smith has resigned his position with the Shell Oil Co. to enter business with G. W. Wilson at Laguna Beach. Mr. Wilson was formerly of Brea. Mrs. Oliver Phegley of Los Angeles has been visiting her mother Mrs. C. C. Jarvis on Madrona. Mrs. Frank Mason and daughter were Fullerton visitors Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. E. Fanning and daughter Catherine were Anaheim visitors Thursday afternoon. Fred Smally, with Mrs. Charle Logsdon, were visitors to Monroo Beach Thursday. A merry evening was spent at home of Mrs. Woodward on South Madrona Friday. The king people of the Nazarene church gathered there and after their business period they enjoy playing games and music. Reshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Vinson have been for the past few days. They elect to move into the Spohn house on S. Orange-st. soon. Mrs. Monte Fiscuas was a Fulton visitor Thursday. Mrs. C. R. McClure returned one after a week's visit in Los Angeles and vicinity with relatives, Mrs. Clark and daughter, Elizabeth. Senior "Ditch" Day The Seniors have gone to the maintains' was the popular incl-around Anaheim H. S. today. was the annual senior chick day. Each year in the presence of the seniors, the juniors in the school responsibilities up-their shoulders and try to act affiliated. To show off, they put a show at assembly today and personated the members of the seniors hiked off to Mt.ady at 5 o'clock this morning, going to leave before any of fellow students would get so." Too oft', I say, The natal day's A fatal day. A smart little suit for southern travel or spring sports is developed in a white material with black stripes and a plain black. The skirt is made of the striped goods with the stripe running horizontally and collar and cuffs are also of this material. The jacket is plain black, the combination having a very nobby air. Weds Corona Girl Miss LaVeta Berger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Barger, of Corona, and Mr. Paul Gillett, of Anaheim, were married Saturday noon. Rev. L. L. Myers officiating They enjoyed a short honeymoon to the beaches, and will make their present home in Anaheim. The bride is a very popular girl in her home town and her departure from that city is much regretted. Mr. Gillett, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gillett, of North Lemon-st., has resided here for many years. Men Pay Penalty A barbecue dinner as a penalty for losing in a series of card games was paid yesterday in Orange-co park, when the husbands of the Women's club of Garden Grove provided the feast. E.R. Stillens and W.H. Sennett headed the committees on "eats" and arrangements and all question of the ability as cooks was laid aside as the ladies partook of the delicious meal. More than 50 men and women enjoyed the happy occasion together. Guests at Steelheads Guests Saturday at the Bert F. Steadhead home on No. Palm-st included Mr. and Msr. Harold Fry, Huntington Park, who were dinner guests in the evening. During the afternoon the visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartley and daughters Marion and Enid, Mr. Herring and Miss Horning. 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