oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-26

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924 COUNTRY CLUBS HONOR STATE PRESIDENT ONE hundred fifty club women sat down at the prettily appointed tables yesterday at the luncheon given to honor Mrs. John Urquhart, state federation president who was the guest of Orange County club women in the new Eboll club home in Santa Ana. After the dainty luncheon County President Mrs. E. E. Knight introduced the guest of honor who offered a few words of appreciation of the occasion. Southern district president Mrs. Kenneth Oliver made a brief talk and several officers of the state board, as they were introduced. Mrs. Alfred Launer, president of Fullerton Ebbell, on behalf of the ladies, presented Mrs. Urquhart and Mrs. Oliver with sheaves of beautiful California blossoms. Following the reception adjournment to the beautiful auditorium was in preparation for the afternoon program. Mrs. Herbert Sammis, county chairman of music, was in charge of this portion of the program. The club song sung with undeniable vigor, preceded the trombone number by D. Clanfont, who responded to encore, accompanied by Miss Ruth Armstrong. Mme Budrow sang two solos from Cadman's Indian compositions accompanied by Miss Mabel Woodworth. The feature-of the afternoon, of course, was the address by Mrs. Urquhart who, she stated, "tried to bring the women a thought of joy." She stressed the theme of the "spiritual force of understanding." Club women were urged to remember that women were working toward one special ambition this year: world peace. She also urged that the Federation News Members of the Grace Lutheran church will join with other Lutherans of Orange-co in celebrating their annual mission festival at the Eucalyptus grove of West Orange Sunday morning and afternoon. Special speakers have been secured to present the great cause of missions and reports from the Pittsburgh convention will be brot by President Pauschert of the California synod who was one of the delegates. Music will be provided by choirs and soloists. At noon a picnic lunch will be enjoyed. Those attending from Anaheim may reach the grove by taking the first road to the right after crossing the Santa Ana river bridge and following the signs. Transportation will be provided for all who will be at Grace church by 9:30 o'clock. LA HABRA LA HABRA, Sept. 26.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crumrine entertained at dinner Sunday. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Clay Moore of Pasadena and Mrs. Anna Brookhouser. Mrs. W. T. Threlkeld is spending this week with her daughter, Mrs. H. J. Livingston at their home on Lola street. C. L. Crumrine and L. J. Wester are enjoying a few days outing in the mountains back of Bakerfield in Kern county. They were accompanied by Roscoe Crumrine of Santa Paula. Mr. and Mrs. L. Vandenburge have returned from a two weeks vacation trip spent in the northern part of the state. George Young who is staying at Taft, where he has oil interest, is spending a few days with his family in LaHabra. Miss Norene McCallister is recovering from an operation for ap- POPULAR BRIDE ELECT GIVEN SHOWER PARTY A MISCELLANEOUS shower was given for Miss Emma Schadick who is to become the bride of Mr. Bert Stranske within another week, the party being at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Fred Maabs, So Clementine-st. The house was decorated with vases of various fall flowers which brightened up the rooms with their gorgeous shading. The event of the evening was presentation of the many gifts which were delivered to the bride-elect in a tiny wagon. A basket decorated in pink and white contained the presents which were many and beautiful, ornamental and useful. The bride opened each package and proudly displayed them to the anxious lookers-on. A jolly time was passed in reading the attached cards which bore congratulatory messages and valuable advice. Games of many kinds were played. Among the difficult contest was naming correctly all spices and food ingredients placed in little bags, through scenting the bags. Mrs. Carl Hartiman was prize winner, guessing every one correctly. Among the pretty gifts was a water set from the "Busy Bee" class of the German Baptist Sunday school of which Miss Schadick is a member and who is the first bride in the class. Delicious refreshments were served at a late hour to the 40 guests who responded to invitation for a pleasant evening and the opportunity to tender their gift to the bride elect in this charming manner. G: & L: LEASE Home Guards Tomorrow The Home Guards, missionary society of the White Temple children from fourth, fifth and sixth grades, will hold the first meeting of the season tomorrow at the home of their leader, Mrs. D. M. Poraythe, on Burton road. Mrs. Poraythe is very anxious that every child eligible be present and promised a delightful afternoon with the lesson, playtime and luncheon. Cars will be at the church at 2 o'clock and all children living in the vicinity of the high school or on the west side may gather on the steps of the high school where they will be picked up by other cars at the same hour. Mrs. Flord West will assist Mrs. Poraythe with the children through the afternoon. C. L. Crumrine and L. J. Wester are enjoying a few days outing in the mountains back of Bakerfield in Kern county. They were accompanied by Roscoe Crumrine of Santa Paula. Mr. and Mrs. L. Vandenburge have returned from a two weeks vacation trip spent in the northern part of the state. George Young who is staying at Taff, Where he has oil interest, is spending a few days with his family in LaHabra. Miss Norene McCallister is recovering from an operation for appendicitis at the Murphy Memorial Hospital in Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. James Peak are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Sunday. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Roberts and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stamps at their home in Redondo Beach Sunday. Rev Albert Ore left Tuesday for Santa Paula where he will attend the annual conference of the Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Chambers entertained at dinner Sunday, their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Finley of Los Angeles. Among those from LaHabra to spend the day Monday sightseeing in Los Angeles, were Mrs. B. F. Chambers, Miss Lula Chambers, Mrs. C. L. Crumrine, Mrs. Anna Brookhouser, Mrs. I. Nicklin, Mrs. A. C. Goodell, Mrs. Myron Brown and Mrs. Bradford. Week end guests at the L. E. Proud home in LaHabra were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Scheunbach and son of Gardena. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Proud with their guests motored to Victorville where a picnic lunch was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. DeGray and family accompanied by Miss Gladys, Witchers spent the day Sunday at Lake Arrowhead. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. CALIF. HOTEL FULLERTON Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Edson, Denver; A. E. Beaier, and J.A.Dawson, on Angeles; L. Stone, San Francisco; Henry E. Elod, Santa Monica; Mrs Dalton and sister, and R.B.Hill, Bakerafield. DON'T BE FAT Reduce your weight to normal by a scientific treatment.No attention diet.No vigorous exercise treatment gladly given. MAMOULLEE PHILLIPS 905 Medical Drive, Thane N.J. 618-1-2-R Main St., Santa Ana Delicious refreshments were served at a late hour to the guests who responded to invitation for a pleasant evening and the opportunity to tender their gift to the bride elect in this charming manner. G: & L: LEASE G AND L. LEASE, Sept. 26.(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Bauldin Mims of Los Angeles spent Tuesday day evening on this lease the guest of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Mims. Mrs.Calvin Varner returned home Thursday afternoon a few days visit in Fillmore with relatives. Mr. and Mrs.George Wimey and little son Gayne and the latter's sister Miss Bessie Clegg of Long Beach was calling on friends and relatives on this lease Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Richard were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday day. Mrs.K.L.Sellers and daughter Mabel and Lois McElhany of this lease attended a birthday party Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Slay of the Steras Lease in honor of their little daughter Coda Lee's 31st birthday.The little folks gathered and played games,bring lots of little remembrances for the honoree.The hostess serve delicious ice cream and cake those present were,Dola McEhany,Mabel Sellers Louise and Virginia Shelton,Stanley and Cecil Lewis,Merrel Shores,Kenneth and Marie Lashey,Beverly Hutchenson,Edna and Thelm Ford Donald and Gale BewelThe little folks wished her many more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs.Pete Doyle, formely of this lease but now of the Sterna lease spent Wednesdaeven at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Frank McElhany. Otho Mims of Los Angeles spent Tuesday night and Wednesday on this lease with his parent Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Mims. Erna Wordell Milton Varneand Mr. and Mrs.Pronton Varnere returned home Sunday after a fox day stay in Catalina Island. Mr. and Mrs.J.C.Slay and Mr.Miss K.L.Sellers accompanyed Miss Janille Slay to Pomon Thursday where she left for Alexandra,La.,after seven week visit here. Mrs.Berney Messer left Monday day for a few day's visit in Fillmore,at the home of her parents Wisconsin Longhorn Cane, 30¢ lb. SATURDAY ONLY Candy Special SATURDAY ONLY Elva Chocolate Wafers, 29clb. Sold everywhere at 40c and 50c a Pound Special for One Week Wesson Oil PINTS 23c QUARTS 45c Fancy Jonathan Apples 4 lbs. for 25c Northern Bellflower Apples 8 lbs. for 25c. POTATOES Burbanks or Russets 10 lbs. for ... 25¢ Per lug 80¢; cwf. 2.40 BROOM SPECIAL 1 Bamboo Yard Broom 1 House Broom for 98c MEAT DEPT. Legs Pork, whole 22½¢ or half ... Morrell's Hams 25¢ whole or half ... Morrell's Bacon 25¢ whole or half ... Bacon 12½¢ Squares ... LIBBY'S N. SLICED CO. PINEAPPLE 30c Chaffees BALL Qts. MASON Doz. FRUIT JARS 72c THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. BULAR BRIDE ELECT GIVEN BOWER PARTY DELLANEOUS shower was for Miss Emma Schadlis to become the bride of Stranake within another party being at the home, Mrs. Fred Maahs, Sone-st. House was decorated with various fall flowers which tied up the rooms with gorgeous shadings. The evening was presened of the many gifts which delivered to the bride-elect wagon. A basket decorpink and white contained gifts which were many beautiful, ornamental and proudly displayed the anxious lookers-on. A case was passed in reading cards which bore relatory messages and valice. Of many kinds were playing the difficult contests correctly all spices and ingredients placed in mugs, through scenting the Mrs. Carl Hartman was manner, guessing every one. The pretty gifts was a gift from the "Busy Bee" of the German Baptist Sunchool of which Miss Schala member and who is the bride in the class. Others refreshments were at a late hour to the 40 who responded to invition a pleasant evening and opportunity to tender their bride elect in this manner. & L: LEASE Mrs. Mathis President With 30 members of the Fidellis class meeting in the Ladies parlor yesterday, the first meeting of the season was considered especially fine. The treasurer read the report of the year's work, and a letter from the school in Changli, China, which the class supports, was read. Election of officers placed Mrs. Perry Mathis in the president's chair to succeed Mrs. Edward Bigelow, who retires after three consecutive years. In apprehension of her faithful work the class gave her a rising vote of thanks. Mrs. W. E. Pearon will be vice president, Mrs. Charles Recknor, secretary and Mrs. Ida Hartley, treasurer. Miss Bella Walker, the Beloved teacher, will continue in this capacity. The men's class will have a social meeting in the very near future and the ladies are planning to lend their assistance for wher could have a party without the ladies' help. Talented Girl Here Mrs. C. L. Head and daughter Gladyj who have been visiting Mr. Head the past week returned to Los Angeles today. Miss Head had the pleasure and honor of singing for Secretary Wilbur at the big reception given for him in the ball room of the Ambassador Hotel during his recent visit. Miss Head also enjoyed a delightful luncheon with the Fine Arts club in the blue room of the Los Angeles Athletic club last Saturday singing sextette numbers for them after the luncheon. Evangelical Aid Sews Mrs. William Pannier entertained several members of the Ladies' Aid society of Evangelical church yesterday. The whole day was devoted to sewing and visiting the while. Many plans for the winter work were discussed. SISTERS FAVOR BRIDE-TO-BE WITH SHOWER MRS. THELMA G. EDMUNDS who has temporarily resided with Mrs. Mabel Hamler in Anaheim, was the honoree yesterday at a miscellaneous shower given by sixteen ladies, all relatives, in anticipation of her coming marriage to Mr. George Gaines, of Axela. Mrs. Georgia Goetoch, of Orange, sister of the honoree and the hostess, assisted in the delightful duties of entertainment. Little Elva Mary Hamler, adorably gowned as a miniature bride, and Evelyn Jean Edmunds, daughter of the honoree none the less darling as a groom, presented Mrs. Edmunds with a suit case tied with white ribbons and decorated with old shoes and other articles suitable to newlyweds, containing a valuable assortment of gifts for her new home. After viewing these the ladies settled down to conversation and fancy work, in the meanwhile contributing written favorite recipes. One, told in rhyme, was especially clever. Elva Mary entertained with piano numbers to the delight of her hearers, for she is a tiny youthful pianist. All the guests were relatives which added much to the pleasure of the afternoon. They were the Meadows T. W. Ellis, Herbert Gade, E. B. Johnson, George Chambers, L. T. Johnson, Godfrey Stock, Oswald Stock, J. Gunnett, Long Beach, J. B. Handy, Villa Park, Alex Kuenzil, Brea, P. Rowlund, of Des Moines, Ia., house guest of Mrs. George W. Hammer; Mrs. C.O.Hamler, Mrs. John Kellenberger; Mrs. R. Spoerl and the two hostesses. Bonnie Bonney Baby Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Bonney, of South Olive, are happily announcing the birth of a daughter, Betty Ruth weighing 8 pounds. Jolly Club at Inn Chat En Seau again journeyed to Modleska Inn for their meeting last night, this being the Final time of the club for the present.The members and their husband were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hilda McFarland. The usual sumptuous pot feed was spread on the long table in the dining pavilion adjoining the ball room, this "filling time" occupying about an hour and giving excellent excuse for dancing for "all they were worn to relieve various feelings." Vie and piano provided the dance routine. Mr. and Mrs. John Earle of Mrs. Lloyd Light, of Redmond were club guests, accompany Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, Othof of the jolly crowd wyre the Men and Mesdames E.Voss Herring-Gus Prescott, Walter Brant, Smith, W.C.Carle, Ford Scriss Mrs. H.K.Boyd, and the Met Ray Huff and Little Penner. The next meeting will be held October 9 with Mrs. Scott. Honeymoon in Mountains The marriage of Miss Irwin Crawford, of Brea, daughter of Mrs.J.A.Crawford,and Mrs.George Doyle,of Fullerton,cooked red last evening at 7 o'clock,the parsonage when the Rev.Winter Thornton,of the First Church church officiated.The couple was attended by intime friends from Long Beach. The bride was gowned in blue street dress and wore her hat coat. After a short honeymoon to Bear Mr. and Mrs.Doyle will side in Long Beach which is no convenient for Mr.Doyle as work is with the Birch Oil Co.Compton. The bride has been associated with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., office in Fullerton. EVANGELICAL AID SEWS Mrs. William Pannier entertained several members of the Ladies' Aid society of Evangelical church yesterday. The whole day was devoted to sewing and visiting the while. Many plans for the winter work were discussed. Enjoying the day together were Mrs. G. G. Schmidt, Mrs. C. Thlerfelter, Mrs. J. Krabber Johnson, Mrs. A. Koch, Mrs. M. Koch, Mrs. B. Hoehull, Mrs. Peter Rueter, Mrs. Jordy, Mrs. Zohl, Mrs. Liebhart, Mrs Weinart. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lloyd. Ira Stone, formerly of this lease but now of Garden Grove, was a visitor on this lease Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent Tuesday evening at the home of their aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prewitt of Placentia. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers and daughter Mabel and Mrs. J. C. Slay and little daughter Coda Lee of the Sterns Lease, motored to Glen Ivy Hot Springs Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two children Billy and Glen were chicken-dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evans of Garden Grove. Mrs. K. L. Sellers was dinner guest Tuesday at the home of Mrs. S. A. McLucas of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Murray were Los Angeles visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and the latter's sister Miss Moell Watters and Reed Wade, motored to Downey Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Nelson. Mrs. W. D. Kunks and two daughters Ethel and Elva of Pomona were calling on friends on this lease Tuesday. Mrs. Jim Nichols and Mrs. Jim Dutton of Placentia spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCoulon. Mr. and Mrs. George Krause and two children of Long Beach spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.N. White. Mrs. Lew Durry, formerly of this lease, but now of Placentia, was calling on old friends and neighbors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Packard of Santa Ana was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pope Sunday. W.D.Kunks of Pomona and Berny Messer and James Bauldin of this lease were business visitors in Los Angeles Monday evening. A Class Ad is best little salesman. THINK OF IT!—marcel waves made to last! So try it! Drug Stores Beauty Parkers 50c BRILLOX The Brilliantine Supreme THEY'RE GOOD AND GUARANTEED TO STAY THAT WAY ONE ALRITE EGGS ALWAYS DEPENDABLE ONE ALRITE·EGGS ALWAYS DEPENDABLE BECAUSE they are scientifically treated to prevent shrinkage, contamination and spoilage Try a Carton at Your Grocer's Holly Club at Inn At En Seau again journeyed Middleska Inn for their meeting night, this being the Final outof the club for the present, members and their husbands guests of Mr. and Mrs. HarcFarland. A usual sumptuous pot luck was spread on the long tables in dining pavilion adjoining all room, this "filling feaoccupying about an hour living excellent excuse to for "dll they were worth" leave various feelings. Violin iano provided the dance muture and Mrs. John Earle and Lloyd Light, of Redondo, club guests, accompanying and Mrs. Fred Scott, Others are jolly crowd wyre the Messrs Mendames E. Voss Herrington, Prescott, Walter Brant, Ray W. C. Carle, Fred Scott, H. K. Boyd, and the Messrs Huff and Little Pember. The next meeting will be held over 9 with Mrs. Scott. Honeymoon in Mountains The marriage of Miss Irene ford, of Brea, daughter of Mr. Mrs. J. A. Crawford, and Mr. De Doyle, of Fullerton, occurest at evening at 7 o'clock, inarsonage when the Rev. Walhornton, of the First Chrischurch officiated. The coussus attended by intimate de bride was gowned in black dress and wore her hat and After a short honeymoon to Big Mr. and Mrs. Doyle will reLong Beach which is more oriental for Mr. Doyle, as his is with the Birch Oil Co. of tonen. The bride has been associated the Metropolitan Life InsurCo. office in Fullerton. Girls League Party The Girls League of Anaheim High School held a tea and reception for the faculty members and their wives in the model cottage at the school. Yellow was the chosen decorative color with the huge clusters of bright dahlias from the school gardens shedding real enchantment. To Mr. J. D. Junken, whose task of pleasure it is to care for the flowers, credit goes for the pretty arrangement. Music was provided by members of the music department. Alissa Elizabeth Schwelfest and Miss Caroline Boda poured tea, and Miss Sara Fay gave hearty welcome and greetings to the guests. Other officers of the league include Miss Grace Holdsworth secretary, and Miss Katherine Adams, treasurer. Mrs Cassina Watson is advisor of the Girls League. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. John Earle, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Light, Redondo, were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott. Mrs. Hattie P. Cusack, of Los Angles, is the weekend visitor in the home of her sister, Mrs. A. F. Fishering, West Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beneke were the supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Maas last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boney, 1110 West Center at., are the parents of a daughter born fast night at the local sanitation. New patients at the local ganitium include: Mrs. T. B. Moffitt, Norwalk; Mrs. E. W. Baxter, Whittler; and Mrs. Jack Henle, Anaheim. Mrs. Henle was operated on for tonsillitis. BAND GETS FEAST O. N. Brower was among the band boys entertained at the "Uplifters" ranch in Santa Monica last evening when the band of Al Malakal alrine was thus honored by CONCORDIA HOLDS FAMILY EVENING With a good crowd present, Anaheim Concordia last night enjoyed another of its pleasant family nights. There was a play as usual, dancing and a program which combined music and dance exhibitions. The program in full was: 1. The Mill in the Valley, (H. Wessler)—Concordia Singing Section, Prof. Rasback, director 2. Dutch Dance, Arranged by Hedwig Lange—Gertrude Otto, Hildegard Lange, Dutch girls. Alma Bally, Flora Sathe, Dutch boys. 3. Hamburg Gondolier, duet by Misses Frida Timm and Effie Gatjens. 4. The Forest Wooling, Julius Wengert—Concordia Singing Section, Prof. Rasback, director 5. The Alarm, (Fire Department play in one act) by Albert Ritter. Norman, master butcher and fire chief, Joe Lautenbach. Anna his wife, Miss Frida Timm. Emma their daughter, Miss Effie Gatjens. Gustav Krause, Kaufmann ad Fuehrerer Spiritzen Abtheld-Bock, former master tailor now retired, J. F. Klein. Peter Lehrling by Norman, Miss E.Meinke. 6. Dancing. Pastime at Beach An Anaheim member carried off first prize in the Pastime club meeting yesterday, with Mrs. W. H. Chambers at her summer home in Arch Beach, Mrs. C. A. Griggs being the successful "runner-up" of scores in five hundred, with Mrs. George Sherwood second. A clever arrangement of blue and white adorned the rooms and autumn flowers were used generously. Lungheon was served at noon place cards, the handwork of the hostess' daughter, marking the cov- FULLERTON BRIEFSE and Mrs. Roy Kemp of Ful- made a trip today to On-Upland and Pomona. The regular weekly high school daily was held this morning at Fullerton high school. BAND GETS FEAST O. N. Brower was arriving the band boys entertained at the "Up-liftover" ranch in Santa Mica last evening when the band of Al Malakal shrine was thus honored by the potentate. 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