oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-17

PAGE TWO SOCIETY ANAHEIM SENDS NEEDFUL GIFTS TO CANYON CAMP "A GIFT from Anaheim" started arriving on its way this morning to the fresh air camp for undernourished children in Trabuco canyon, R. W. Balch, who already is responsible for securing and delivering much of the equipment of the camp, leaving at 5 a.m. Meeting with Miss Rea yesterday ladies of the Ebell and ramp of their friends made up a nice contribution, in response to call from Orange County Federation of clubs, thru Mrs. C. C. Violet, chairman. Thru their industry the gift included 5 sheets, 21 white pillow cases, 13 colored cases, 15 pillows, 7 bath towels, 6 other towels, 18 huck towels, wash clothes and 39 outing night caps, besides a handkerchief and a napkin. This committee desires illustrated magazines such as Ladies' Home Journal, Pictorial Review, Delaware Good Housekeeping and like publications which contain colored illustrations for care of the body, and of various vegetable dishes; these to be made into scrap books and kept by the children as helpful souvenirs of the happy outing in camp. Table games, clean bed coverings, blankets, mattresses made, all will be thankfully accepted by calling Mrs. Terry, 113W or Miss Rea, 834-W. There are 29 children in camp at present, 5 girls and 14 boys, from 8 to 17 years old. The camp is made possible through the sale of Christmas seals each year and the greater the sales the larger the camp. Money donations have more than 150 Spanish war veterans and their families went to Orange-co. park Tuesday evening to eat steaks and to relive the days when their chief ambition was to put the don on the run, and which they did effectively. The long tables were pretty and gay with flags and flowers, to say nothing of the incompatible menu, topped off with sizzling steaks cooked over the big fires. There was no time for speechmaking as the boys were too busy with their meal. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and daughters, Rose and Elizabeth represented Anaheim. A number of Fullerton families also were present. Calpitt camp is growing rapidly now numbering more than 100 members. Headquarters is maintained in Santa Ana, and includes veterans from all over the county. Local News S. F. Adams family have moved from So. Los Angeles-st. to 223 So. Kroeger. W. J. Collins family who have been living on Katella-rd. have moved to Fullerton. A. H. Fanning and family have moved to 221 E. Broadway. They formerly resided on W. Broadway. Mrs. S. W. Acker of Yorba Linda is passing several days with her daughter, Mrs. Jos Collings. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neff have returned from a visit at Riveride. W. H. 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WITH three hundred men和游客present,them是参加Grand Conductress Mrs.Cora Land whose presence was an invitation to other visiting flicers made short apologies.The advanced officers showered with flowers.Mrs.Ner being simply buried in brass bouquets.Among them was a basket of roses.Liberty Court.Onder Of Amaranth.of which Mrs.T is royal matron.Following the ritualistic all were invited into the room which had been made Japanese garden through shades.fanterns and tiny lilies with palms and flowers in abundance.Dalinity rose marked the covers and tassles freshments were served.The time afterward was Girls Hear Kiwanian R. B. Young, president of the Anaheim Kiwanis club, told of the trip to the Kiwanis international convention recently held in Denver Colo. He spoke of the many delegates going together from Los Angeles and of the first stop which was at Lake Tahoe. He highly complimented the Kimanis double quartet for their excellent entertainments both at the convention and at the various hotels at Denver. Not only Kiwanians of Denver acted as hosts but the townpeople as well. He added that A. D. McCord and himself were privileged to play several rounds of golf at the Mt. Vernon Country club, at an altitude of about 5000 feet. Miss Ruth White was appointed secretary in place of Miss Agnes Basian, resigned. The Milwaukee Alice Humphrey and Alice Pannier were appointed directors. President Mrs. Helen Harden announced the evening meet, July 21, will be a kid's party and she arraal Miss Alice Humphrey will be hostesses. The affair will be held at the Harden home on No. Lemon-st. Star Whist Tomorrow Mr. Star Whist club will meet regularly tomorrow in Masole temple with Mrs. E. H. Metcalf and Mrs. Guy Daniels as hostesses. Members unable to attend will please notify Mrs. Metcalf. Plume 534-R. W. J. Collins family who have been living on Katella-rd, have moved to Fullerton. A. H. Fanning and family have moved to 221 E. Broadway. They formerly resided on W Broadway. Mrs. S. W. Acker of Yorba Linda is passing several days with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Collings. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neff have returned from a visit at Riverside. W. H. Mercer of the Stewart Kraly Co., today reported the sale of two half-acres in the City Garden Acres poultry colony west of Anheim on the Long Bench-bld, one to J. W. Deerberger and the other to Mr. and Mrs. Burns, lately from the east. The purchasers are planning immediate improvements. W. C. Eyre of Huntington Beach an emplode of the Standard Oil Co., was brot to the local sanitarium about 8:30 last evening suffering from an accident in the oil fields. He sustained some badly injured fingers. Other new patients include Mrs. J. D. Arnett, Anakeheim, and Baby Ray Rodabough, Lemitk. Mrs. Peter Miller, who has been visiting here, left yesterday for Jamestown, So Dak, over the U.P.; Others leaving over the U.P.: Mrs. G. Clausen, Pender, Neb., and Maria Rahder, Huron, So Dak. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Arnett of Anakeheim are the parents of a son born last night. Going home from the sanitarium today Mrs. George Paul of Orange and Mrs H. Wenrich of Santa Ana. G. F. Askey of Brena, employed with the McGraw-Harper Garage, was brot to Anakehim today after a piece of iron fell on his foot. His injuries were not serious. Miss Lucille Gilligan of Los Angeles is the guest of relatives in Anakeheim for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bradley have returned to their home in Riverside after a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brunsworth of East Center-st. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brus and Miss Lucille Brus, their sister, of Peoria, Ill., have returned from two weeks spent in Laguna Beach. Miss Brus is a stenographer in the eastern city and is passing a month's vacation here. Mrs. G. F. Bruns and Mrs. R. Crivare and daughter of Santa Ana are guests today of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bruns of Sunkist-ave. Miss Mary Hauser of Fallon, Nevada, is the guest for several days of the L.W.Rais family. Miss Elytha Hayward returned today from a several days visit with Mrs Harold Larsen of Pasadena. Miss Allwyn Dietrick of Los Angeles is passing several days with Miss Verna Mitchell. Miss Lucille Gilligan of Los Angeles is the house guest of Mr. A Childhood Of So. New Staff to Presidency Lola Rebekah lodges will tomorrow evening at Odd Fell hall; Mrs Francis Nelson grand and her staff will pay for the first time; Member visiting members are cordial vited. A social hour with refreshment will be enjoyed. The RADIO CONCERTOHASTRA from the more. 6:45 to 7:30 p.m.-Child program presenting Prof. W Sylvester Hertzog, Elizabeth Jian, 12 years old, and Carter, pianist, pupil of Gay Rosaline Tuso, chapman; Joe Kelley will group of children's songtime story by Uncle John. $ to 9:15 p.m.-Program scented thru the courtesy of Platt Music Co., arranged by win Lester of the Platt Musi-The Lady of the Golden Graf Quartet of Harpe; the Severin, Duer, McCracken Cover. 9:15 to 10 p.m.-Program sentencing Anton Chris; Hazel steel guitar; Daniel Nelson of the Radio Journal lecture Edwin Goederde barbionte. 10 to 11 p.m.-Art Hick dance orchestra from the B Hotel. KFI—RADIO CENTRAL TION 5 to 6:30 p.m.-The E Herald. 5:30 to 6 p.m.-The Ex Al Schiller, pianist and course "Resources Against Discour-ment," talk by Dr.J.Q.Wthe Los Angeles Coaching. 6:45 to 9 p.m.-Anthony M.C.A speaker, Dr.Fran-arsell. 7 to 7:30 p.m-Anthony Ton Orchestra, Carlyle Ste-director. 7:30 to 8 p.m.-Anthony Ton Orchestra, Carlyle Ste-director. 7:30 to 8 p.m.-Anthony Ton Orchestra, Carlyle Ste-director. ``` Star Whist Tomorrow Mr. Star Whist club will meet regularly tomorrow in Masonic temple with Mrs. E H. Metcalf and Mrs. Guy Daniels as hostesses. Members unable to attend will please notify Mrs. Metcalf. Phone 534-R. Betrothal Announcement Mr. and Mrs John Rhome of Bexhill announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mae Rohme, to Mr Ed Boden, also of Brea No date has been set for their wedding. Pennsylvania Picnic All Pennsylvanias are wanted at the picnic reunion all day Saturday, July 19, in Bixby Park, Long Beach. Pienickers will take basket dinners but hot coffee will be supplied for all. Mrs. A. V. Wheeler passed today in Pullerton, with her sister, Mrs Kent Sulter. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation for the beautiful floral offerings and words of sympathy, also for the mankind deeds and assistance rendered us during the recent illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. W. I. TROUTMAN AND MALCOLM. always PENDABLE CHURCH ROBBED LOS ANGELES, July 17.—Max Platach is under arrest here today charged with robbing the First Congregational church of $235. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANHEIM, CALIF. A VANCE NIGHT. MARKS BANNER O.E.S. OCCASION The three hundred members and visitors present the meeting of Anil Til chapter, O. E. S., in Fullerton Masonic hall last evening, in compliance to assurances of Southern California chapters was an unbound success. Thirty-one chapters represented by their associates. Worthy Matron Florence Knight, junior past president, Kittie Kelly Smith and our pastor, Edward Cole were the special guests of Mr. R. Wright and Mrs. McMahan carried great bouquets of flowers, gifts from the chapter. The occasion was also advantageous night for the higher officers the chapter, and Mrs. Mona Herder served as worthy matron, Mr. L. L. Tanner as acting president, assisted by the regular president, Edward Knight. Mrs May was associate matron, Mrs McMahan, conductress and Nellie Beaton, associate congressor. Other regular officers and their own positions. All the work of the order was amplified and complimented by conductress Mrs. Cora Holt, whose presence was an honor of the meeting. Other visiting officers made short speeches. The advanced officers were powered with flowers, Mrs. Tanbeng simply buried in baskets bouquets. Among the offer was a basket of roses from Erity Court. Order of the aranth, of which Mrs. Tanner royal matron. Following the ritualistic work were invited into the dining room which had been made into a garden through use of tiles, lanterns and tiny lights, palm and flowers used in dance. Dainty rose cups filled the covers and tasty reamments were served. Dahlias to Decorate Mrs. Roy Harland entertained the Orangethorpe five hundred club yesterday afternoon. Prize winners were Mrs. Loering, first; Mrs. Henry Schulte, second; Mrs. McKee, third. A variety of dahlias were used for decorating. A dainty luncheon was served by Mrs. Harland who was assisted in the serving by her mother and sister, Mrs H. C. Knoepker and Miss Gretchen Knopker. Guests included the Mesdame Roy Loering, Henry Schulte, Robert McKee, Sophia Stock Charles Schults, Richardson, Claire Smith Cecil James, John Dickenson, Horace Skinner, Rob Andrade, W. B. Parrett and Albert Vall. Visit E. L. Conference Several Anaheim young people leaving for the Epworthique conference at Pacific Prairie among them the Miss Schultz and Opal De Witte will remain for the week, andpel Elliott, Doris and Kathleenye and Clifford Elliott as pard Friatt, who will return evening. Install for Whittier Henry A. Mang, district deputy and patriarch and his staff of calling officers of Anaheim装ment, I.O.O.F., will go to Elliott Friday night, where may install officers of Citrus Enniment. The installation will public and many of the lives to attend. Studies Music in City Miss Elizabeth Donnelly went to Los Angeles this morning when she is taking vocal and piano construction. She registered with S.C.for the summer session will enter for the fall semester such as registrations open piano study. Her vocal training until Sept. 1, when she will travel to the university college music. Dr. B. Franklin Badgley, Dr Anaheim's authority on diet, both 100 per cent correct diet 100 per cent correct spine NECESSARY to regain and restore 100 per cent HEALTH, 222 Center; telephone 1128. New Staff to Preside School Rebekah lodge will mostorrow evening at Odd Follows Mrs. Francis Nelson, nobleand her staff will presidethe first time. Members andting members are cordially ind. social hour with refreshmentsbe enjoyed. RADIO PROGRAM KHI—THE TIMES to 6:30 p.m.—Art Hickman'sconcert Orchestra from the Biltmore. 45 to 7:30 p.m.—Children'sgrain presenting Prof. WalterWester Hertzog, Elizabeth Kurk n, 12 years old, and LouiseLister, pianist, pupils of S. S. r. Rosaline Tuso, child so-no. Joe Kelley will sing aup of children's songs. Bed-story by Uncle John. 2:15 p.m.—Program pre-tered thro the courtesy of theAtt Music Co., arranged by EdiLester of the Platt Music Co. e Lady of the Golden Volen."De Kerekkarto, violinist. 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