oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-19

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 SOCIETY RENDITION OF "NOEL" BY CHOIR SUNDAY NIGHT "NOEL," the impressive Christmas cantata written by Henry Wessel, will be sung Sunday evening by the First Christian church choir, under direction of Howard L. Potter. The story is of the birth of Christ and has been made ready for presentation only after persistent rehearsal during the past three months. A solo, "The New Born King," by Mr. Potter, opens the entertainment, with the cantata following immediately. A Christmas sermon will precede the final anthem by the chord, "Behold, I Bring you Good Tidings." Cantata numbers include: Pastorale—Mrs. Ralph Dickinson; chorus, "Wake, Awake"; recitative—Alto—"And In the Sixth Month"—Mrs. Pemberton; Quartette—"Fear Not, Mary"—Dr. Coleman, Mrs. MacFarland, Mr. Pemberton, Mr. Leonard; Tenor solo—"The Holy Ghost Shall Come Upon Thee"—Mr. Kruzenga; Carol—"O'er The Distinct Mountains,"—Choir; Soprano solo—"My Soul Doth Magnify The Lord"—Mrs. MacFarland; Chorus—"Gloria"; recitative—Bass—and Joseph Went Up From Gallice—Mr. Leonard; Alto solo—"Once In Royal David's City"—Mrs. Pemberton; Carol—"O Little Town of Bethlehem,"—Choir; Trio—and There Were Shepherd's—Mrs. MacFarland, Mrs. Pemberton, Mrs. Wilbur; Chorus—and Lo, The Angel of the Lord"; Chorus—"Glory To God"; Trio with Soprano Obligato—"It Came Upon the Midnight Clear"; Trio—the Mrs. Carlton, Mrs. Pemberton, Mr. Kruzenga, Solo—the Mrs. MacFarland, Chorus with Tenor Obligato—"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"—Dr. Coleman and Choir. When speaking contemptuously of spineless things, don't get too near the octopus. MANY FRIENDS OF BRIDE ELECTIVE GIVE SHOWER Miss Helen Hollingsworth whose marriage to Mr. Harris Lewis Lee will occur sometime through the holidays, although the young couple guards the secret date well, brought together a large company of friends yesterday day for a shower and a surprise party, the Misses Helen and Edith of Garden Grove, had called in the Follinsgworth home, on Miller-rd, to pass the afternoon and as Miss Helen was at the piano a string of cars drove into the yard and the merry time started. After greetings and good wishes, the bride elect received a collection of packages containing a complete set of kitchen slurp inn articles and many pieces cut glass for decorative as well as useful purposes. A happy feature of the shower was entire lack duplication, as well as one particular pattern prevailing in the cut glass gifts. Linens also were among the cherished gifts, man being accompanied by catchy lily verses. A buffet luncheon of sandwiches, cake an decoffee was served late in the day, through the farsightedness of Mrs. H. M. Lucas, who had invitations to charge. Present were the Mesdames C. Cawthon, M. M. Carpenter, Geo Shear, Stella Dohm, Laura Watson, Helen Hunt, Mildred McWilliams, S. J. Scally, Jack Fuqua, J. L. Preston, Ruby Shoebridge, L. Foutz, E. Cutler, O. P. Buyard, M. C. Case, C. Norland Dora Fels, Cady, Ethel Shear Doris Scally, Sam Winters, Byron Winters, H. W. Lee, and J. A. Hollingsworth. The Missae Roberta Cawthon Florence Trapp, Lucie Abplanalta Helen and Edith Lee, and time Miss Jeanne McWilliams were the younger ones of the party. Miss Hollingsworth is a graduate of Anaheim high school, class of '23, and is a splendid young lady. Mr. Lee who drives CASH GROCER 138 E. Center St. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR $1 12½ lbs. for Per 100 lbs, $7.85 Fancy Washed Brazil Nuts, 2 lbs...35c Almonds, new crop, per lb...30c Orchard Run Walnuts, per pound...25c Yellow Pop Corn, 3 lbs...25c GUARANTEED TO POP Sunmaid Raisins, 15 oz. pkg...11c Dromedary Dates, package...20c Fancy Citron, per lb...60c Golden West Peanut Butter, 1 lb. can 25c Dunbar Shrimps, can...19c Suetene, pail, 8 lbs. net...$1.50 No. 1 Scratch Feed, per 100 lbs...$3.35 Annual Club Party Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith have the lively Chat En Seau crowd at their home last evening in the annual Christmas party. A big treasure was a decorative symbol of the season, with many flowers of grapes and greens about the rooms. After a few games, Mrs. Smith distributed letters which were formed into words, designating places where packages could be found, and no first grader word were used, either, so it took some time to figure out the puzzle. But the reward was quite worth the effort and it was lots of fun. Present were the Messrs and Mesdames Cliff Carle, Clarence Goodson, Harold McFarland, Gu Prescott, Ray Smith and the Misses Erma Davis, Viola Elliott and Mrs. E. Voss Herrington and Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd. Mrs. Smith served a delicious luncheon for which the hostess of the club are noted, and only with reluctance did the guest bring to a conclusion so happy a Christmas-party. Cozy Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Wilson, $1 North Lemon-st., entertained a dinner last evening, with cards for entertainment during evenings. The table was artistically arranged in Christmas motif, with the repast conforming as neatly as possible to the scheme. The eight for whom places were marked included the Messrs' and Mesdames Wm. Galtes, Tom Wilson Dr. Leota P. Anderson, Jack Mohan and the host and hostess. Dr. Anderson won high score for the laides and Mr. Galtes for the men. Mrs. Hulda Menichin joined the company after dinner and played for Mrs. Wilson, being awarded consolation score. The remainder of the time was passed with listening-in on the new Atwater-Kent radio, a Christmas present to the hostess. Suetene, pail, 8 lbs. net... $1.50 No. 1 Scratch Feed, per 100 lbs... $3.35 248 West Center Anaheim 238 East Center Anaheim DON'T DELAY Place your order now for Chaffee's Ideal Fruit and Nut Gift Packages for your friends back East. NO GIFTS MORE APPROPRIATE FROM SUNNY CALIFORNIA We have a beautiful assortment of Oregon Fir Xmas Trees at prices that are extremely low. Fruit Beams Mailling Package Special Price ... 20c They Last Fancy Redwood Package ... 75c CANDY CHOCOLATE 20c DROPS, lb. ... GIANT GUM 15c DROPS, lb. ... COCOANUT 30c BONBONS, lb. ... COMBINATION 12½c MIXED, lb. ... CHAFFEE'S FANCY 15c MIXED, lb. ... FANCY CREAM 25c MIXED, lb. ... KRUNCH MIXED 20c lb. ... HONEYMOON 27c Chaffee's Hand-Dipped Chocolates One pound package ... 50c RAGGED ROBIN, milk coating; assorted 75c 1 lb. box ... Get Our Quantity Price See Our WONDERFUL LINE OF CHRISTMAS BOXES Vegetable Dept. Fancy Spinach, 4 for ... 10c Bananas, lb. ... 10c Lettuce, 3 for ... 10c Meat Dept. MORRELL'S MILD 28c BACON, lb. ... Whole or half. MORRELL'S HAMS, lb. ... Whole or half. POT ROAST 15c BEEF, lb. ... LEGS PORK, whole or half, lb. 22½c SHOULDERS PORK, whole, lb. 17½c LEGS OF LAMB, lb. ... 30c Chase's Virginia Sweet Spuds No. 2½ can ... 20c Maplewood Pure Vermont Maple Syrup Qt. can ... 90c THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. MY FRIENDS BRIDE ELECT GIVE SHOWER Helen Rollingsworth, whose marriage to Mr. Harry Lee will occur sometime this holiday, although the couple guards the seaside well, brought together a company of friends yesterday—a shower and a surprise Mrs. Lee and her daughter Misses Helen and Edith. Grove, had called at Wilsgworth home, on Milton to pass the afternoon and Helen was at the piano of cars drove into the merry time started, greetings and good wish-bride elect received a set of packages containingette set of kitchen alumnieties and many pieces of decorative as well as purposes. A happy feature shower was entire lack of onion, as well as one pattern prevailing in the gifts. Linns also were the cherished gifts, many accompanied by catchy lits. Affret luncheon of sand-cake an decoffee was served in the day, through the bedness of Mrs. H. E. who had invitations in it were the Mesdames J. Shon, M. McCarpenter, Geo. Stella Dohm, Laura Walden Hunt, Mildred McWilliams, J. Scally, Jack Fuquay, Weston, Ruby Shoebridge, J. z, E. Cutler, O. P. Bun-d., C. Case, C. Norland, Ms. Cady, Ethel Shear, Lally, Sam Winters, Byron H. W. Lee, and J. A. Worth. Misses Roberta Cawthon, Trapp, Lucie Abplanalp, and Edith Lee, and tiny innne McWilliams were the ones of the party. Hollingsworth is a grad-anaheim high school, class and is a very splendid lady. Mr. Lee, who drives a school bus has almost Pythian Sisters Visit Anaheim Pythian Sisters are visiting about a great deal these cool evenings, but thoroughly enjoy it. They went to Brea last evening where the local drill team conferred initiation upon Mrs. Myrtle Taylor. The team includes the Mesdames Lillian Martens, captain, and Lola Coleman, Dorothy Potter, Lillie Wick, Nellie Reilert, Mary Bowman, Ada Neumann, Clara Burns. Others visiting the temple were the Mesdames Maude Sanger, Lillian Davis, Familie Bruce, Nina Heft, Grace Smith, Clara Wilson, Nettie Seale, and the Messrs John Martens and H. L. Burns. A social time with refreshments followed the meeting. On Wednesday evening a delegation of 17 visited the Norwalk temple, where they much enjoyed the ritualistic work of the hostess lodge. A bountiful supper was served after the meeting and an hour or more passed in getting acquainted. The Mesdames West, Sanger Martens, Taunt, Arnbrust, Winter, Idlor, Smith, Bruce, Wilson, Donke Scott, Houts, Burns, and the Messr. John Martens and J.W. Winters composed the list of visitors. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA William A. Godshall, M. Littleold, C. C. Gazley, E. E. Wilson and Miss E. Hathaway, Los Angeles Dr. C. L. Curtis, Redland; L. Alexakis, George Drivas and Michel Chackers, Ventura; S. L. Harret, Chicago and Ray Albert and Walter Kehrberg, Le Mars, Ia. Birthday Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Brung and daughter, Helen; and Mrs. E. E. Bruns, of Anaheim, were guests at a birthday party held for Mr. Plummer Bruns at the home of hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bruns, on Spurgeon-at,Santa Ana. An evening of games and music followed the sumptuous dinner which had been elaborately spread with pink and white dominating in colormotif, and in when the big pink and white birthday cake with 32 candles was an important portion of the desert course. Other members of the party were Mrs.Bruns, wife of the honoree; Mr. and Mrs.Richard Cribaro and tiny daughter,Nellie Elizabeth; and the host and hostess. Section Candy Sale Ebell Arts and Crafts section is telling the world where the best home-made candy can be purchased tomorrow. The section has been taking lessons the past weeks and will hold a candy sale in Schneider's Market beginning at 2:30 p.m.tomorrow.All those contributing are asked to have their candy down there by 2 o'clock.Mrs.A.C.Pearson,Mrs.A.Nagile,and Mrs.R.E.Wilson are in charge of the sale. R.N.of A.Meeting Royal Neighbors will hold the regular meeting Monday at 2:30 when it is urged that every member be present at the important meeting. A Class Ad is best little salesman. "KING OF KINGS" CANTATA BY CHURCH CHORO In celebration of the Christmas season, Evangelical choir present the cantata,"King Kings," Sunday evening at The musical is under directive E.H.Elsner who is regular director,Miss Mildred Maud will serve as accompanist.The cantata includes the lowing numbers: Behold,A Virgin Mr.andMrs.E.H.Elsner Mr.andMrs.G.G.Schmidt AlltheProphets Mr.E.H.Elsner Arise Shine,For Thy Light Come Now BegintheHeavenlyThe GloryBeToGod...Ladies'Ch SilentNight Mr.andMrs.Elsner,Mr. Mrs.Schmid ThereWereShepherdss(Hon) StarsAllBrightAreBeam MaleQu G.G.Schmid,j.Lotze LowellSchmid,H.E.Ils WhenJesusWasBorninBehem SleepHolyDabe Mr.andMrs.Elsner,Mr. Mrs.Schmid ProphetoftheHighestSoprano Mrs.E.H.Elsner WhatShallLRender....Q Mrs.J.Henley,Mrs.F.L. G.G.Schmid,e.H.Els TheDayIsAtHand....C ForeverThine....Baritone LowellK.Schmid GlorytoGod....Ladies'Ch Hail,SaviourKing....C AllHallThePowerofJeanName....Choir-Congress Honoring Popular Music Dr.Harry Zalser, of Oran hospital was happily honoredthe anniversary of his birth something more than 21 years—when Dr.Dr.Mrs.F.Waugh invited in a group of popular physician's friends Can You Beat It! What? THESE PRICES — LOOK AT THEM! ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK RIB STEAK T-BONE STEAK Shoulder Pork Steak PRIME RIB ROAST (BONED ANDROLLED) LEAN SHOULDER PORK ROAST PURE LARD COUNTRY SAUSAGE Best Cuts Rump Roast 20c POUND Your Choice And besides there is plenty of parking space. Follow the crowd out West Centre to the Pacific Market In Sam Seelig's Public Market Cor. W. Center and Helena XMAS TURKEY HEADQUARTERS SALE of JEWELRY XMAS PRESENTS SALE of JEWELRY XMAS PRESENTS AT UNHEARD OF Remarkably Low Prices Satisfy yourself by coming to this Sale. QUALITY AND SERVICE 100% Save from 20 per cent to Over Half on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Elgin, 12 size, white or green Gold Watch, with chain and knife; value $25; Sale price complete, only ... $16.50 We have a few Yellow Gold, 12 size, Elgin and Waltham Watches, engraved screw case, 15 jewels, value $30; while they last ... $18.00 A few Ladies Elgin Bracelet Watches; smallest size; in green and white gold; $35 values; only ... $30.00 JUST A FEW OF THESE, SO COME EARLY 20% Reductions on all Diamonds over $100, and 10% on those under $100. A diamond makes a perfect Christmas present. Gentlemen's genuine solid gold, reconstructed Ruby Rings; $12 values ... $8.00 Regular $12 Ladies' white solid gold, genuine reconstructed Ruby rings; handsome patterns for ALARM CLOCKS ... $1.00 SILVER POLISH, 25c value, on sale ... $15c $25.00 Sterling Silver CIGARETTE CASES ... $15.00 PEARL NECKLACES at ... HALF PRICE Space permits us to give you just a few prices. You are invited to come in and see for yourself. Open Evenings During the Sale M. A. STALMER THE LEADING JEWELER OF FULLERTON 112 North Spadra Ave. "Sign of the Clock" PAGE THREE ING OF KINGS" CANTATA BY CHURCH CHOIR celebration of the Christmas season, Evangelical choir will point the cantata, "King of Gems," Sunday evening at 7:30. Musicale is under direction of Elsner, who is regular choir director, Miss Mildred Mauerhan serves as accompanist. The cantata includes the folling numbers: - Sold, A Virgin - Quartet - Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Elsner - Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Schmid, - The Prophets - Receltative - Mr. E. H. Elsner - Be Shine, For Thy Light Is Home - Chorus - Begin the Heavenly Theme - Chorus - Why Be to God... - Ladies' Chorus at Night - Quartet - Mr. and Mrs. Elsner, Mr. and Mrs. Schmid. - Are We Shepherds, (Unison) - Chorus - All Bright Are Beaming - Male Quartet - G. G. Schmid, J. Lotze, - Powell Schmid, E. H. Elsner - An Jesus Was Born in Bethhem - Chorus - Up Holy Babe - Quartet - Mr. and Mrs. Elsner, Mr. and Mrs. Schmid - Ophet of the Highest... - Solo - Mrs. E. H. Elsner - At Lilian L. Render - Quartet - Ms. J. Henley, Mrs. F. Link, - G. G. Schmid, E. H. Elsner - Day Is at Hand... - Chorus - Over Thine... - Baritone Solo - Lowell K. Schmid - To God... - Ladies Chorus, - Saviour King... - Chorus - Hall The Power of Jesus Name... - Choir-Congregation P.E.O.'s Honor Members Chapter Y, P. E. O., of which she is a member, yesterday presented Mrs. S. C. Hartranft with a lovely silken parasol of the swagger handle style, in appreciation of their esteem. Mrs. Hartranft will accompany Assemblyman Hartranft to Sacramento soon and the 1 o'clock lunchon and social afternoon were to make lands are patients at the sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McCulley, of North Vine-st., entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webb, of Pueblo, Colo., also Mrs. Zetta Nelson, of Denver, the past week. A motor trip to Riverside was one of the pleasures. Mrs. Harry Janicke and daughter, Katherine, Mrs. G. Kennedy, both of Long Beach, and Miss Ida Klizler, of Los Angeles, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Schaeffler and family yesterday. Miss Lydia Herbel left yesterday over the Santa Fe for her home in Hillsboro, Kan., where she will eat Christmas dinner with her parents. She has been in Anaheim for more than two years and has many friends here who will hope to see her return ere long. Jack Mohr, who has been ranching near Sacramento, is home for a few days' holiday visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mohr, on East Sycamore-st. A large number of Chispa chapter, O. E. S., members were in Orange last evening attending a Christmas affair of Scepter chapter of that town. Orders from the entire county were present. Mrs. S. C. Lockhart left yesterday over the U.P.for Bloomfield, Mo. Compliment Newlywells Quite two hundred guests were present last evening at the reception tendered two bridal couples, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marion Chapman of Eagle Rock, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Stanley Chapman, of Piacentia. In the receiving line stood the honorees and Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Shapman, and assisting in entertaining were the Measrs and MeadJames J.Charles Thamer, E.J.J Clark, Sam'l Collins and Dr. and Mrs.W.H.Wiekett. Christmas decorations were everywhere about the spacious home, and where refreshment was served tiny trees, poinsettias, etc., were grouped. A program of vocal and piano music interspersed numbers by Stittwell's orchestra. Master Hubert Perry, Whittier; and Mrs.Mary Everton, Redlands. FURS Made and remodeled; Coats repaired and relined Unusual low prices. Tanning, dyeing and cleaning done here by MASTER FURRIERS Fox and Wolf Scarfs closed into the latest fashion, for limited time,$5.00. FURS GLAZED FREE The Furrier - 211 WEST CHARTRES ST. ANAHEIM Phone 854J Open Evenings FRED MARSH FRED MARSH Big Dills 5c Grocer Cash Bread 22 oz. 10c East Center at Claudina SATURDAY ONLY COFFEE, good quality, 3 lbs...$1.00 GROUND FRESH FANCY EASTERN Cheese Full Cream lb. 25c 2 lb. LIMIT RAISINS, 3 pkgs. 25c PINEAPPLE, No. 2 can 19c PEACHES, big can 20c APRICOTS, big can 25c SUGAR, best grade, 10 lbs. 79c FARINA, 3 lbs. for 25c MILK, Federal, 3 large 25c OYSTERS, per can 15c SWEET POTATOES, big can 24c Fancy New Lentils, the lb. 20c MILK, Federal, 3 large ...25c OYSTERS, per can ...15c SWEET POTATOES, big can ...24c Fancy New Lentils, the lb. ...20c Eggs None Better The Dozen 45c ORANGE BLOSSOM COMPOUND, pure white, 8 lb. can $1.38 Meat Department ROUND STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK T-BONE STEAK RIB STEAK SHOULDER PORK RUMP STEAK 2 POUNDS FOR 45c PRIME RIB ROASTS Boned and Rolled SHOULDER PORK ROASTS, Best Cuts SIRLOIN BEEF ROASTS Xmas Turkey Headquarters MARSH MARKET E. Center at Claudina