oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-12

CHARMING GIRL BECOMES BRIDE OF NORTHERN MAN THE arriage of Miss Edna Hochuli to Mr. Arthur W. Althouse, occurred at noon yesterday in the Hochuli home, 296 Melrose, the Rev. W. H. Althouse, father of the groom, and a retired minister living in Porterville, officiating. There were no guests except the immediate families. The living room was adorned with pink and white roses. The fireplace was banked with ferns and pink roses and under a bower of beauty and fragrance the single ring ceremony was read. Miss Eather Althouse, of Los Angeles, sister of the groom, attended as bride's maid. She wore an apricot and white georgette dress and carried lavender sweet peas. Mr. Walter Hochull, brother of the bride, was best man. The young lady, one of Anaheim's most beautiful daughters, was a lovely bride in her georgette dress of powder blue, carrying a bouquet of American Beauty roses. An informal dinner was served at 1 o'clock, and a short time later Mr. and Mrs. Atthouse left for a two weeks honeymoon to the Yosemite and other northern points. Their departure was somewhat delayed to the unexpected call and unsolicited "attention" of several intimate young friends, but they were finally evaded. Mrs. Atthouse wore an olive green one-piece dress with accessories to match on her journey. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Bertha Hochuli and is one of Anaheim's most talented pianists. She has been a teacher in the Sherwood school of Music here since its organization. Her classes will hereafter be in charge of Miss Schwentker. A graduate of A.U. Little Tots Celebrate Little Margaret Steelhead, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Steelhead, entertained a bevy of young maids at her home on No. Palmot Saturday afternoon in honor of her fourth birthday anniversary. Games occupied the early afternoon and at 4 o'clock they were invited into the breakfast nook which was prettily decorated for the occasion. The shades were drawn and the light of four candles on the cake gave plenty of light for the little tots to enjoy the delicious refreshments. The room was prettily decorated with streamers of crepe paper and bouquets of flowers. The guests of Miss Margaret were the Misses Katherine Anna McCullah, Margaret Hitchcock, Verna Marie Hiserodt, Dorothy Suiter, Fullerton, Venona Holmes, Whittier. Several mothers and grandmothers also were present. Dinner For Mother One of the happiest mothers yesterday was Mrs. E. A. Sparkes, who, on the one day of 11 year which specially honors them, was entertained in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Clemmens (nee Philura Sparkes) and her husband, in Walnut Park. Mrs. Clemmens had artistically arrayed her table in honor of the day. A bowl of huge white carations centered the table and streamers of pale lavender trailed to each cover. A big cake with "Mother Dear," inscribed in lavender graced the table. The meat was in four courses. After dinner the radio concert was enjoyed. Present were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sparkes, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snodgrass, Mrs Callie Sparkes, Pete Heine and Mr. and Mrs. Clemmens. Miss Sparkes was presented OLDEST MOTHER PRESENTED WITH THE Mothers' Day service at the White Temple was a great success. Every seat in the auditorium was taken and extra chairs were brought in to accommodate the overflow. Much interest was manifest in learn who was to be the older mother present. No one knew Mr. Charles Eygabroad's class he agreed to present the oldest mother with a five dollar gold piece Dr. Geisinger stated before calling for the presentation that Mr. Eygabroad had had to import the gold piece as there was none to be found in Anabeim. When the call was made for another mother 85 years of age to stand Mr. O.E. Steward, who was in the far corner of the Sunday school room stood with his mother. When it was asked how old she was the report came Lack 88. There were none older than that seven were over 80 and one man was 9. Dr Geisinger called upon Mr.W.M. Wellman, president of Mr.Eygabroad's class to help Mr.Steward to escort his mother to the seat of honor at the front church, while the audience scoot. Then Mother Steward gave the chautauqua salute. Dr Geisinger then presented her with the gold piece. In a few moments Mr.Steward arose and spoke faintly about the Christian life his mother who had come across the plains in the early days had been a life long Methodist. Fortunately she could not hear her beautiful tribute. But she wrote a note and gave the money to the W.I.M.S.for foreiga mission work. Another feature of the service was the singing by the Primrose Society. Their departure was somewhat delayed in laying away to the unexpected call and unmolested "attention" of several intimate young friends, but they were finally evaded. Mrs. Althouse wore an olive green one-piece dress with accessories to match on her journey. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Bertha Hochull and is one of Anaheim's most talented pianists. She has been a teacher in the Sherwood school of Music here since its organization. Her classes will hereafter be in charge of Miss Schwentker. A graduate of A.U.H.S., she later went to Chicago and graduated from a conservatory of music. Mr. Althouse is chief clerk for the Southern California Edison company in Visalia, where their home will be established. They will return to Anaheim, however, for a few days before leaving for the northern city. Bring In Jams and Jellies Mrs. Grace Taunt and her committee will go to Sawtelle Friday morning to deliver a contribution of jams and jellies and home-made candy of the World War veterans there. Mrs. Taunt asks that all W.R.C. members and any others so desiring leave their dainties either at Mrs. McMillan's, 123 South Claudina, or at Abram's Book store before Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lemons and two children Orville and Sybil and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morris were Sunday visitors at Laguna Beach. Wright Family Dinner Mother's day was happily celebrated at Balboa Beach yesterday where a number of Anaheimers were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wright. Motoring over were Mr. and Mrs. A.G.Wright and children and Mr. and Mrs.W.D.Anderson, parents of Mrs.Wright, and Mr. and Mrs.H.B.Wright of Santa-Ana. The guests took their plenic luncheons and had a wonderful time. G.A.R. Meet with Legion Malvern Hill Post G.A.R. will meet tomorrow evening with the local American Legion post to form plans for observing Memorial Day, May 30. J.B.Root, commander of the post, will be the representative. Buy a Church Bond. Buy a Church Bond. The Stove That Makes Better Homes Add Joy to Your Kitchen Work Perhaps no one thing contributes more to kitchen happiness than a convenient, efficient and economical gas range. Every bride can have lighter work and happier kitchen hours, for this range combines all the features of range perfection. UNIVERSAL GAS RANGE NEW AND FINER The Universal Safety Gas Economizer and Oven Burner heats oven to a baking temperature in five minutes. Baking heat is maintained indefinitely with one-third of the burner. Gas bills cut way down. New Universal Mercury Thermometer is accurate to a fraction of a degree. Recipes can easily be followed. No more guesswork. See the streamline body, period design legs; cast iron front and top and full size sanitary cooking top. These features can be had only in the Universal. Come in and let us demonstrate the Universal Gas Range. Terms If You Desire JOSEPH A. LIEB "Everything Gas and Electrical" 111 E. Chartres St., ANAHEIM, CALIF. Phone 531 The Woman's Page BEST MOTHER SENTED WITH GOLDEN GIFT Mothers' Day service at the Temple was a great success, seat in the auditorium and extra chairs brought in to accommodate low interest was manifest to be the oldest present. No one knew Mrs. Eygabroad's class had present the oldest motha five dollar gold piece singer stated before call the presentation that Mr. had had had to import this piece as there was none to in Anabeim. The call was made for any 5 years of age to stand Stewart, who was in the church of the Sunday school with his mother. When asked how old she was the same back 88. There were fewer than that the several 80 and one man was 94. Missing singer called upon Mr. Wellman, president of Mr. and his class to help Mr. to escort his mother to of honor at the front of while the audience Then Mother Steward was chautauqua salute. Dr. then presented her with piece. In a few moments award arrose and spoke feel about the Christian life of who had come across in the early days and a life long Methodist. Uncle the could not hear this tribute. But she wrote and gave the money to the U.S. for foreign missionary feature of the service singing by the Primary Born on Mother's Day It was Mother's day right at the Anaheim Community hospital yesterday for two bouncing boys and one little girl made their advent into the word in that pleasant institution. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Christieib, of Fullerton, have an 8-pound daughter: Mr. and Mrs. L Light, Fullerton, a 8-pound son and Mr. and Mrs. M Cawthon, of Conchella, a 7-pound boy. Other babies came to gladden the hones of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Sharp, 8½ pound boy; Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Keilly, Fullerton, 6¼ pound girl, and Mr. and Mrs. P. L Coffman, Anaheim, 7-pound girl Master Gilbert Koehler, of Lincoln ave., is recovering from an appendicitis operation. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. V. Koehler, Mrs. Green, of Harding, and Robert Hilton, Orange, are other surgical patients in that hospital. Conference in Los Angeles Rev. G. G. Schmid, pastor of West Broadway M. E church, and W. C. Mauerhan, lay delegate, will go to Los Angeles Wednesday to attend a Forward Movement conference at 10 a.m., at which Rev. B. R. Wiener, of Naperville, Ill.; Rev. Schmid and Mr. Mauerhan will be speakers. The regular annual conference opens Thursday morning, and continues over Sunday, with Bishop S. P Spreng, D. D., in charge. Mother Leaving for East Mr. and Mrs. E.W.Gaddis, 740 North Claudia, entertained at dinner yesterday honoring Mrs. Gaddis' mother, Mrs.C.E.Lane, of Pomona, who leaves soon for an extended visit with relatives in Iowa, her former home. Roses and carnations formed a HONOR COUSIN'S FIANCEE WITH PRETTY AFFAIR To compliment Miss Verda Bougher, of Long Beach, who is soon to become the bride of Dr.Charles Cole, also of Long Beach, was the pleasure of Mrs.M.D.Fulgerer Saturday afternoon, Dr.Cole is a cousin of Mrs.Palconer During the afternoon the guests dressed clothes pins to represent brides and embroidered dainty articles Each guest was then given paper and pencil and asked to write a romance. Those were read aloud and greatly enjoyed Several "budding fictionists" were picked out of the crowd. Late in the afternoon Mrs.Palconer served a dainty course lunchon The spacious rooms of the Palconer house were transformed into a pretty setting with the colorings of apricot and pink Cecil Brunner in great abundance were used. Guests were Misses Hazel Dry, Eleanor Bowen Mary Smith, of Anaheir; Gertrude Cole, Los Angeles; Florence Greer, Mary Cole, Mrs.Jack Frost, Mrs.T.Wyland, Mrs.Bougher, and the honoree Miss Bougher, all of Long Beach, Mrs.Anna C.Cole,Anahelu. Dinner With "Dad" J.D Holtshuren had the delightful pleasure of celebrating his 65th birthday anniversary at home yesterday The children who came from Inglewood, Los Angeles and Olive where there for evening dinner. There was 25 guests in all Mr.Holtshussen received many lovely gifts and all extended many happy returns of the day. To Cartoon Hi Students Evening At Beach A sextette of Anaheim am lerton young folks motor Huntington Beach Saturday along where they enjoyed a bake and dancing. In the group were Misses Trowbridge, Fullerton, Mitchell and Emma Hunter Moestra Boyd Downahue Toelle and Morris Crystal. Philharmonic Solids The stage is set and even is in readiness for the press of Joseph Haydn's mass "The Creation" at the high auditorium of Orange town 8 p.m. This production called the Three-in-One event some on account of the groups of people participate First, the large choir voices will attract the audience Furnishing silical background will be bers from the Philharmonic extra of Los Angeles un leadership of Louis Eierli singing the title roles with third group consisting of known soloists Alice Mosher Leslie Brigham Harmen Mr.F.C.Salba conduct. It was the first intentional greet production in cities of Orange-co., but out of the expense involved ing the soloists and they it was decided to give presentation. The advance tickets is proceeding sati and many music lovers of are planning to attend. League Meeting The League of West M.E church will hold tonight at 8 p.m., change from the regular night is made on account force which opens We The regular annual conference opens Thursday morning, and continues over Sunday, with Bishop S. P. Spreng, D. D., in charge. Mother Leaving for East Mr. and Mrs. E W Gaddis, 740 North Claudina, entertained at dinner yesterday honoring Mrs. Gaddis' mother, Mrs. C. E. Lane, of Pomona, who leaves soon for an extended visit with relatives in Iowa, her former home. Roses and carnations formed a pink color motif, and the favored tint was apparent through the menu. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Tcm Ridge, Huntington Park: Claude Lane, Mr. and Mrs. E J Van Dyke, and the host and hosts. The affair was in keeping with the Mother's Day spirit and the honororee was recipient of gifts and congratulations. To Cartoon Hi Students Hugh Ricks, Santa Ana high school lad and cartoonist for the Junior Register, was at the local school today "catching" the students in unsuspecting poses. The cartoons will be run in an early edition of the paper. He was accompanied by Derwood Paige. W. J. Schultz and family went to Redondo Beach Sunday. Better-Built Celebrate B your own. thing for you Forget about The Model Home 726 N. Clementine Used during "Better Homes Week" is a better built home. You are cordially invited to inspect individuality and beauty of design, convenient arrangement, unique appointments and excellent construction. Evening At Beach A sextette of Anaheim and Fulton young folks motored to Huntington Beach Saturday evening where they enjoyed a welleike and dancing. In the group were Misses Lillian Snowbridge, Fullerton, Mabel Mitchell and Emma-Hunton and Jessica Boyd Downhue, Gene Belle and Morris Crystal. Philharmonic Soloists The stage is set and everything in readiness for the presentation Joseph Haydn's masterpiece The Creation" at the high school auditorium of Orange tomorrow at 1 p.m. This production has been called the Three-In-One concert by some account of the three groups of people participating in First, the large chorus of 30 voices will attract the attention of the audience. Pursuing the musical background will be 30 members from the Philharmonic orchestra of Los Angeles under the leadership of Louis Bierlich, and engaging the title roles will be the third group consisting of the well-known soloists Alice Forsyth Mosher, Leslie Brigham and H. Harmen, Mr. F. C. Salbach will conduct. It was the first intention to give girls great production in the larger cities of Orange-co, but on account of the expense involved in securing the soloists and the orchestra it was decided to give only one presentation. The advance sale of tickets is proceeding satisfactorily and many music lovers of Anaheim are planning to attend. League Meeting Tonight The League of West Broadway M. E. church will hold its meeting tonight at 8 p.m., sharp. This change from the regular Friday night is made on account of conference, which opens Wednesday. FEAST AND FUN AT REUNION ON MOTHER'S DAY THE Earl R. King theme in Owenamouth was the mecca of relatives and close friends yesterday, who drove both from the north and from the south to meet in reunion and a jolly day. The Messrs King, Ward and Corser were Camp Kearney buddies who have never allowed the friendship of those days to lapse, with their families enjoy frequent meetings. In the party were Mrs. A. Gordon Gibb, of Honolulu, sister of Mr. Ward, who, with her small son is visiting her mother in Santa Ana for the summer; Mrs. Julia Ward, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Mr. H. A. BonDurant, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delme, Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward and son, Malconi: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Corser, of Santa Paula. A sumptuous dinner featured the day and the company regretfully separated only as the warning day warned of approaching darkness. Rabbit Evening Dinner Fried rabbit and all the fixin's will be the menu at the tabernacle Wednesday evening, which is in charge of the Ladies' Aid of the Christian church. In charge will be the Messdames McClellan, Swindler and Van Meter. REVIVAL CLOSES AT TABERNACLE A very successful revival was closed last evening at the Nazarene tabernacle on North-st. A church of the Nazarene was organized which bids fair to become very strong and progressive. This was the initial campaign of the denomination in Anaheim and Mrs. Jacob Lakeman and children of Fullerton and Miss Anna Degryne motored to Orange-co Park Sunday. L. Y. Mattes and the Miss Ellen and Ida Quill motered to San Juan Capitrano Sunday, and enjoyed a trip thru the Mission. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sidener went to Long Beach and Redondo yesterday. They called on friends, Mr. and Mrs. Slater, in the latter city. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dottis spent Sunday with relatives at Ocean Park. Miss Betty West passed the week-end at Redondo. John Kushman and friends were Sunday visitors at Orange-co Park. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick of Hermosa Beach visited friends in Anaheim yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larsen,nee Miss Clara Heinze, were visiting friends in Anaheim Saturday evening. They had been passing several days at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marion and friends passed Sunday at Orange-co Park. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wilcox are passing several days at Alambra with the sister of Mrs. Wilcox. Miss Leis Daniels was the guest yesterday of Miss Hazel Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lindsey of Claremont passed Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Snavely. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack motored to Huntington Beach Sunday. Henry Hodges passed Sunday at Balbea. S. T. Bullock of Santa Ana left yesterday over the U.P. from Anaheim for Cincinnati. H. J. Finnegan left Saturday League Meeting Tonight The League of West Broadway M. E. church will hold its meeting tonight at 8 p.m., sharp. This change from the regular Friday night is made on account of conference, which opens Wednesday. Altar Society Meeting The Altar society of St. Boniface will meet Tuesday afternoon in the parish hall. This is the regular monthly gathering and it is urged that every member be there. Claude Lane visited friends in Pomona yesterday. REVIVAL CLOSES AT TABERNACLE A very successful revival was closed last evening at the Naza-rene tabernacle on North-st. A church of the Nazafene was organized which bids fair to become very strong and progressive. This was the initial campaign of the denomination in Anaheim and only begins the revival effort they expect to put forth here. Another campaign will start next Sunday. Workers will be announced later. The work of Evang. C. E. Roberts and wife and the Aeolian quartet was of a high order and the city was greatly blessed with their ministry. Prayer meeting will be held on Thursday night in the tabernacle. ERHOMES Celebrate Better Homes Week by getting a home of your own. That's the most appropriate and fitting thing for you to do. Forget about over zealous landlords, exorbitant rents and inconveniences of rented properties. with the sister of Mrs. Wilcox. Miss Lois Daniela was the guest yesterday of Miss Hazel Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lindsey of Claremont passed Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Snavely. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack motored to Huntington Beach Sunday. Henry Hodges passed Sunday at Balbea. S. T. Bullock of Santa Ana left yesterday over the U. P. from Anaheim for Cincinnati. H. J. Finnegan left Saturday over the U. P. from Anaheim for Medicine Bow, Wyo. New patients at local sanitarium: Baby Lucy A. Braden, Fullerton; and Miss M. Coleman, Norwalk. Dean Wisedom left yesterday over the U. P. for Fremont; Neh. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. Celebrate Better Homes Week by getting a home of your own. That's the most appropriate and fitting thing for you to do. Forget about over zealous landlords, exorbitant rents and inconveniences of rented properties. Dierker-Built "Better Homes" now number fifteen in Anaheim, and a total of twenty-three in Northern Orange County. This is not given as a building record, but to show the number of satisfied owners. Our best recommendation comes from these happy, contented owners. Build According to Your Plan or Design carrying out your ideas and suggestions. RRY F. DIERKER, Built NORTH LOS ANGELES ST.