oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-30

STATE HEAD CONGRESS P-T.A. TO COME HERE AN allday meeting of the Fourth District Congress of Parents and Teachers, meeting in Anaheim high school all day Saturday, Jan. 10, will be the more interesting through the presence of state president, Mrs. Hugh Bradford, of Sacramento, who has notified Mrs. J. Edmund Snow, president of the district organization, of her coning. Mrs. Bradford will give one of her inspiring talks along general lines of P-T-A, work. The local associations, east and west side, will be hostesses of the day, an dwill provide hot rolls, butter, coffee and escalloped potatoes. Everyone attending is asked to bring along one covered dish to complete the luncheon. There will be an attendant in charge of the nursery that mothers bringing small children may be assured of their good care. Other speakers of the day include the Rev. Wilsie Martin, pastor of Hollywood First Methodist church; E. J. Marks, Fullerton, who will explain the import of the Child Welfare amendment. Mrs. W. W. Wilson, of South Pasadena, who is state chairman of Child Welfare, has also been asked to speak. As February 17 is the anniversary of "Founder's Day," suggestions for its observation will be discussed. The date will mark the 28th anniversary of organization of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Snow will preside and it is expected there will be a large representation from all parts of the county. Guest of Clubwoman Mrs. Nellie E. Terry was the guest yesterday of Mrs. Helen Gardner, at a breakfast served in the Biltmore, honoring Mrs. J. T. Anderson, president of the Los Angeles Opera and Fine Arts club. Clever little place cards with a hospitable greeting, surmounted by a Dutch doll head in bright red bonnet, marked the covers, and a gorgeous red rose set in maidenhair fern were given as favors. The company then repaired to Morococo theatre where they witnessed the opera, Hansel and Gretel, presented by the Opera and Fine Arts club with the co-operation of the Women's City club, of which Mrs. Anderson is vice president. The quaint old fairy tale was a civic gift to the community and was the initial presentation of the club in this capacity. Members of the Philharmonic orchestra were under direction of Christian Sprotte and gave hearty support to the numbers, all presented in English. Stage settings and lightings added much to the beauty and effect. Classmates Reunion A reunion of A. U. H. S. class of '05 last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borth, 797 W. Broadway, called together the members and their "better halves" who are within convenient distance for attending the annual event. Cards provided the interest of the evening, with Mrs. LaMont winning first lady's prize; Mrs. Evans, second; and Mr. Folkers first for the men, with Mr. Skinner, second. Christmas decorations lent their galley to the rooms, including the pretty tree with colored lights and candles. B. AND P. XMAS PARTY LEADS DOOR TO DOOR THE Business and Professionals Women said they reminded themselves of the old fashion hoboes who go from door to door soliciting aims, for every when they were given food and present. The fact was, however, a happy social affair was never conducted, for at each home there was Santa Claus, a delicious menu and oodles of hearty laughs. The party began at the home of the president, Mrs. Helen Hardin who is the personification of charm and hospitality as a hostess. The girls were served with china beans. Mr. Hardin, being the only man present, slavishly (?) took in dishing up the legumes in generous portions, Santa Claus, whose energy was similar to that of M.Callye Sparks, passed out present to a number of the guests—not all of them. Even the smoother of the Harden household would compelled to go 'way back and down, that the girls might use gifts Santa left him, and partially his cherished pogo stick. The next place visited was with Dr. Bessica Raische, where Santa Claus had gone ahead of the girl but his proportions had grown considerably, perhaps from an extra supply of beans served through sympathy of Mr. Hardin, until real "wurklin" men of the evening. Shrimp salad and salath formed a delicious light repast for more gifts were passed out. So telling was the amusement for sure: "Mary had a Little Land was elaborated upon until the famous animal assumed any proportion between that of a flea and a dinosaur." Concluding: the Jaunt at Children Plant Tree "Trees," says Mrs. John D. Sherman, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs "are our friends. We cannot plant too many of them to take the place of our rapidly disappearing forests, and I know of no ready way to quicken the interest of the small children in trees and their planting, than through the living Christmas tree idea." Carrying out this idea with a pretty ceremony the little sons and daughters of members of the Yorba Linda Woman's club planted a living Christmas tree in a corner of the club grounds as one of the feathers of an enjoyable children's Christmas party for which Mrs. B. M. Selover and Mrs. A. P. Yerington were hostesses. The tree planting was in charge of Mrs. O. J. Dyckman, chairman of the grounds committee, and after the names of the 50 children present had been written on slips of paper and placed in a bottle at the roots of the tree, Miss Marsha Vernon club president, threw the first shovel of earth, and then each child marched past and helped to plant the tree, which it is hoped in coming years will grow into a real community Christmas tree. Formal Club Opening Fullerton Ebell is putting on her best bib and tucker for Friday afternoon and evening when the club will formally open and dedicate the new clubhouse in that city. The regular club meeting will be held in the afternoon at 2:30, with several guests from neighboring clubs, and in the evening all residents within the Fullerton school district will be entertained. Mrs. Kitchen Improving Mrs. George Kitchen, who was very ill following the birth of her daughter at the Anaheim Community hospital, is now recovering rapidly and with the little girl, Jacqueline, will be allowed to return home within a short time. Of course Grandpa and Grandma Kitchen are eagerly awaiting their coming as this is the first grandchild, consequently she is a great favorite. A reunion of A. U. H. S. class of '05 last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borth, 707 W. Broadway, called together the members and their "better halves" who are within convenient distance for attending the annual event. Cards provided the interest of the evening, with Mrs. LaMont winning first lady's prize; Mrs. Evans, second; and Mr. Folkers first for the men, with Mr. Skinner, second. Christmas decorations lent their galley to the rooms, including the pretty tree with colored lights and shining trimmings. Mrs. Borth served light refreshments after the games and another event dear to the hearts of the "old grads" became a matter of history. Attending the pleasant affair were the Messrs and Mesdames V. W. LaMont, Merton Skinner, Leonard Evans, J. O. Schwentker and B. H. Folkers, who were guests of the classmates, and Mr. H. Christensen. Widweek Services There will be short services beginning at 7:30 on Sylvester Eye in Zion Lutheran church, and again on New Year's morning at 10:30. Everyone is invited to the meetings. New Brocks are Still Sleeveless Household Hints Menu Hints Breakfast Oranges or Grape Fruits Wheat Cereal with Top Milk Buttered Toast Coffee Dinner Roast Chicken Mashed Potato Spinach Canape Cranberry Juice Mince Dessert Coffee Pupper Supper Bacon Butter Sandwiches Holiday Salad Not Bread Squash Fruit Milk Coffee Today's Recipes, Spinach Canapes — Take half cup cold cooked spinach cured finely with a bit of onion seasoned with a drop of Worcestershire sauce and a mild Fried dressing. Spread hot butter toast oblong with grated cheese then spinach. Border this pimento strips and top the coe with a white of egg star or cent. Holiday Salad—This has a fation of raspberry gelatine from the granulated gelatine raspberry juice from canned ries. Pour a little warm mixture in generous individual molds and when fairly firm down to bottom a white of egg star. Ring this with peas... Mrs. Kitchen Improving Mrs. George Kitchen, who was very ill following the birth of her daughter at the Anaheim Community hospital, is now recovering rapidly and with the little girl, Jacqueline, will be allowed to return home within a short time. Of course Grandpa and Grandma Kitchen are eagerly awaiting their coming as this is the first grandchild, consequently she is a great favorite. Postpone Dance The dance to have been given by the Yoeman lodge this evening in K. P. hall, has been postponed thru unavoidable circumstances, and the new date set for one week in the future, Jan. 6. The plans of wearing overalls and aprons will be followed, with the usual number of feature diversions. FURS! Remodeled into latest fashions. Fox scarfs closed $5.00. Raw Skin Tanned Open Evenings Phone 8543 211 W. Chartres, Anaheim De Luxe Fur Parlors The new frocks, hinting at the fashions for spring, are still sans sleeves. This plaid taffeta creation features lace vestee and tiered and scalloped skirt. FANCY SPINACH, 3 for...10¢ FANCY BLEACHED CELERY...10¢ Genuine Martin's New York Cheese, lb. 40¢ GOLDEN DATES, 2 lbs for...25¢ DINER PEAS, 2 for...45¢ Country Gentleman CORN, 2 for...35¢ Our bills never bring the We always send you cheer news. People always feel ha when they see how we their clothing bills "Real Cleaning—Permanent Dyeing—Right Press C. F. Jerzy Eldo R. ACME CLEANER & DYERS 123 E. Center St. Photo Plant—920 N. Los Angeles The Woman's Page AND P. XMAS ARTY LEADS DOOR TO DOOR Business and Professional men said they reminded themselves of the old fashioned who go from door to door, ring alms, for every where were given food and presents. It was, however, a happier affair was never conducted at each home there was a Claus, a delicious menu and of hearty laughs. Party began at the home of President, Mrs. Helen Harden, as the personification of and hospitality as a hostess. Girls were served with chili Mr. Harden, being the only present, slavishly (?) toiling up the legumes in geniptions. Santa Claus, whose was similar to that of Miss Sparks, passed out presents number of the guests—but of them. Even the small the Harden household was led to go 'way back and sit that the girls might use the Santa left him, and particu- isherished pogo stick. Next place visited was with Jessica Raische, where Santa had gone ahead of the gifts, its proportions had grown terribly, perhaps from an ex- pity of beans served through thy of Mr. Harden, upon he and Santa were the wurrkin" men of the eve. Shrimp salad and saltines a delicious light repast and gifts were passed out. Story was the amusement feat "Mary had a Little Lamb" elaborated upon until that animal assumed any pro- between that of a flea and saur. including the jaunt at the Blue Birds, Symbolizing Happiness, Trim Table When Bells Ring in Glad New Y The table above is decorated with bluebirds to symbolize the happiness one wishes friends when the New Year's bells ring out the Old Year and ring in the New. The light shi- covered with crepe paper fringe on which black letters cut from cardboard and silvered are per Bluebirds cut from crepe paper are also fastened to fringe. The table cover is bordered wit per fringe divided by strands of tinsel ribbon. The centerpiece is green paper cut into petal twisted, forming large pompom. Bluebirds are pasted to light covered wire and stuck into c The table above is decorated with bluebirds to symbolize the happiness one wishes for friends when the New Year's bells ring out the Old Year and ring in the New. The light shines covered with crepe paper fringe on which black letters cut from cardboard and silvered are placed. Bluebirds cut from crepe paper are also fastened to fringe. The table cover is bordered with fine fringe divided by strands of tinael ribbon. The centerpiece is green paper cut into petal twisted, forming large pompom. Bluebirds are pasted to light covered wire and stuck into the place. Tiny figures carrying nut cup baskets on their heads are painted horns dressed in crepe. Head favors are made from balls of cotton covered with crepe paper with faces painted them. The hostess' costume is a white crepe paper slip-on with pasteboard clock pasted on the wall. Complimentary Party Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan, who are leaving soon for their new home in the Sacramento valley, were honored last evening by Odd Fellows of District 69, at a party held in Santa Ana Odd Fellows lodge rooms. They were dinner guests of the evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Peterkin, in Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Mauerhan were escorted to a place of honor by the Canton team and presented by C. A. Palmer, grand junior warden. District deputy grand master Dimick, of Westminster, was present and made a short talk, to which Mr. and Mrs. Mauerhan responded. They were presented with a beautifully framed picture. Mrs. W. J. Liewellyn contributed to the program with solos, to which Mrs. Fred Scott played the accompaniment, pianologues and readings, and Miss Leone Nelson played a piano number. A very delightful feature of the event was rendition of excellent music by the kindergarten of Spurgeon school orchestra. Other musical numbers-were given by talent from other lodges. Mr. Mauerhan will leave next week for the new ranch home to complete arrangements for moving into the house just erected. Mrs. Mauerhan will remain here until the first of February. As they have lived here many years and have a large cirle of frienes, their departure causes much regret. LOCALS Glen Miser, Stanton, is a patient in the Anaheim Community hospital. Mrs. C. A. Rousseau is recovering from a severe attack of tonsilitis. Miss Catherine Rousseau also was ill but is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDonald, of McDonalds, are in San Francisco looking at the advance spring styles in millinery and ready-to-wear shown by eastern WEST COAST WEST COAST LEASE, Dec. 30. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hunt and Dorothy were dinner guests with Mrs.Linda Hunt of Orange. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schryer had Christmas dinner with Mr. Schryer's parents of Olinda. Mr. and Mrs. H. Greenwood and son James journeyed to Costa Mesa Saturday night to spend the week end. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Drake and son Afton spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. A. Boyd of Brea. Mrs. F. F. Neely left Tuesday for a trip to Kansas where she is going to visit with friends and relatives. Mrs. M. Jones and family journeyed to Riverside where they spent Christmas day with Mrs.Sedano. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Murrall and family and Mr. and Mrs.Wheeler and baby from San Fernando and Mr. and Mrs.Cook and daughter of Yorba Linda spent Christmas day with Mrs.Berry and son Jack Berry of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs.Orison Ruddy and Mr.Oscar Ruddy and Mr.Mrs.Joe Danforth and son Paul all of Los Angeles and Beulah Thompson and Mr.Van Landingham of Anaheim were all dinner guests at of Mr. and Mrs.D.I.Ruddy Christmas day and Mr.Mrs.Earl Ruddy and children of Santa Ana joined the party in the afternoon. Mrs.O.R.Jones was visiting with Mr.Mrs.R.R.Gouldin Saturday. Mr和Mrs.M.Means和son Harold spent Christmas at Bakersfield. Mr和Mrs.C.S.Newell spent Christmas holidays in Los Angeles with Mr.Mrs.Blowers and Mr.Mrs.James Newell. Mr和Mrs.Roscoe Neeld were Friday evening guests with Mr.Mrs.M.F.Drake. Mr.William Cornelius journeyed to Riverside Tuesday where she attended the funeral of Mr.C.A.Williams formerly of the Santa Fe Lease. He was taken to Glen- Dinner for Newlyweds A family dinner party will be joyed at the home of Mr.H.C.Kampling to honor all couple, Mr.Mand Mrs.Ed of San Francisco, Cover laid for Mr.Mand Mrs.Travman, Mr.Mand Mrs.Framan, Mr.Mand Mrs.Kampling the honorees. This was a memination of the honeydew and Mr.Mand Mrs.Schlimm morning for their home wife Schlim is buyer for the men department of the Emporia Schlim was formerly Miss Lou Kampling, their marriage curring on Christmas day northern city. Enterprise Moves The Enterprise Milline will be located in its nexus in the Angelina Kraemer after Jan.1, where Missand her assistants will greet all their old friend patrons and extend a hea come to the new ones terprise has been at home West Center-st., In the formerly occupied by the fice, the new location is could be desired in cont lighting and modern arran ce and will serve as an idea for the spring millinery which is but a few weeks. Club's Watch P Chat 'en Seau will meetnesday evening with Mrs.Herrington as hostess, at 10:00 am or 11:00 am if not busy with parties, and husbands of th ebers are invited. Judg ethe events given by this j iis one is going to be a passed celebration of t hight which comes but year. Newlyweds Live Mr.Mand Mrs.Harold V at home in the Edward ments, West Center-st., their marriage and hone Glen Miser, Stanton, is a patient in the Anaheim Community hospital. Mrs. C. A. Rousseau is recovering from a severe attack of tonsillitis. Miss Catherine Rousseau also was ill but is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDonald, of McDonalds, are in San Francisco looking at the advance spring styles in millinery and ready-to-wear shown by eastern houses and two firms from abroad. J. M. Gunnett went to Pasadena today to visit his old friend, Dr. Harvey, who is very ill. Dr. Harvey is well known to many Anaheimers and sympathy is extended from all of them. Wm. Webb, Jr., who is a surgical patient in Anaheim Community hospital, is getting along nicely. He had an appendicitis operation a little more than a week ago. An eight pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Harr, Wheeler Ridge, Calif., Saturday at the Anaheim Community hospital. R. L. Jenkins of Anaheim is a patient today at the sanitarium. AT THE ANGELINA HOTEL Mrs. M. Mossman, J. E. Anderson, and C. E. Snow, and son, Los Angeles; W. E. Elliott, and wife, Colton; W. M. Hill, Seattle; and H. L. Wilson, and wife, San Francisco. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT J. C. Frankenberg, San Diego; J. E. Martin, Santa Ana; Z. N. Abbott, T. R. and A. L. Johnson, Los Angeles; W. M. Harris, Long Beach; Earl Cranston, Mrs. Cranston, and Jack Cranston, Escondido; and B. Cecil Jack, Seattle. AT THE ANTLERS' HOTEL E. A. Lyhn, and Robert Yoorn, Los Angeles; Mr. and James A. Scott, Escondido; Oliver Olson, San Francisco; and Max Brunster, San Diego. pie made into individual patties with a layer of chopped nuts instead of top crust. Make these patties very small because of their extreme richness. A Class Ad is best little salesman. Mr. and Mrs. M. Mears and son Harold spent Christmas at Bakersfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Newell spent Christmas holidays in Los Angeles with Mr. and Mrs. Blowers and Mr. and Mrs. James Newell. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Nelld were Friday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Drake. Mrs. William Cornelius journeyed to Riverside Tuesday where she attended the funeral of Mr. C. A. Williams formerly of the Santa Fe Lease. He was taken to Glen-dale for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Stona Gibson and family of Anaheim were visitors on the West Coast Lease Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevens of Huntington Beach spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Simons. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Rudy and Joyce went to Los Angeles Friday evening and had dinner with Mrs. C. Rudy, Mr. Rudy's grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Chris McCoy and family are spending a few days with Mr. McCoy's sister, Mrs. Maggie Tully at Lone Oak. Mr. W. M. Brady of Hanford and Mr. and Mrs.Jack Jansen and daughters Anna, Allida and Jenie from Long Beach and Miss Iva Brady from Los Angeles were all dinner guests Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs.J.D.Hartog. Mr. and Mrs.C.S.Newell journeyed to Los Angeles Sunday where they spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.Langhead. Mr. and Mrs.C.R.Kingsley and children motored to Costa Mesa Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs.Allen and Mrs.Cristie and Mr. and Mrs.Cremeens from Whittier and Mr. and Mrs.Ehret and Mrs.Rudy of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs.McGovern from Santa Ana and Mrs.Cavot and Mrs.Sherman from Manhattan were all dinner guests Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs.O.C.Rudy and in the evening Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Williams and son Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs.N.Taylor and baby joined the party and a very enjoyable time was had with music and a real Christmas party. Mr. and Mrs.H.McCoy of this lease and Mr. and Mrs.R.Williamson of La Hahra visited Mr. Newlyweds Live Mr. and Mrs.Harold W at home in the Edward mentions, West Center-st., their marriage and honey, Santa Barbara.The uniting Miss Barbara W Downey, to Mr.Waite, formed Saturday morning Angelos They were acced by Mr.Mrs.Don Love ladies being sisters. Mr.Walte is the son of Mrs.C.M.Waite, of Fuller is of the Anaheim Elec staff. A Class Ad is best Little and Mrs.Harry Soden ton recently. Mr.和Mrs.Conway of Los Angeles, formerly lease, spent Christmas day home of Mr.Mrs.M. The Christmas entree was held at the Pilgrimage Tuesday evening and a valuable program was given children of the Sunday after which an address was given with a little price each child. Mr.和Mrs.W.Whong Beach were dinner with Mr.Mrs.Harrwood Christmas day. Mr.Mrs.I.B.Dice family and Mr.Bill S Costa Mesa spent Sunday at the home of Mr.And Knisley. Mr.Mrs.H.McCoy lease and Mr.Mrs.lamison and Mr.And Shepherd of La Hah Christmas dinner guests and Mrs.Earl Smith of los. Mrs.Dale Hollingaw taken ill Tuesday evening to be taken to the house Christmas eve It is he will have a speedy recovery BUENA PARK, Dec. 30.—(Spi) Mrs. H. H. Haggarty entertained the following guests on Christmas day: Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Davis of Long Beach, Miss Enla Smith of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. James Crumbull of Walnut Park and Mrs. May Faegan and Mrs. Elizabeth Faegan of Buena Park. Eighteen members of the Christian Endeavor society rose at an unusually early hour Christmas morning and accompanied by Mr. Hilgenfeld sang Xmas carols at about twenty-five homes, the last one being H. H. Haggarty's where they were served with hot chocolate and doughnuts. Christmas was well observed in Buena Park. On Monday the Anaheim Elks gave the children of Buena Park and vicinity an entertainment in the school auditorium followed by a treat to each child. On Tuesday evening the Sunday school gave their Christmas program at the church. The children all did well and gave an excellent entertainment. The community program was also well attended Wednesday evening at the school auditorium. Boxes of candy were given at both places. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jaynes of Santa Ana and Mr. and Mrs. Leand Weaver were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Jaynes Christmas day. L. S. Bonham and family left Tuesday to spend the holidays in Imperial Valley. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George of Tujunga. Mrs. E. L. Cole entertained with a dinner Christmas day. Her guests were her son George Cole and family of Buena Park and James Cole of Garden Grove. Mrs. James Cole is spending theholiday with his parents in Imperial Valley. LARGE GATHERING AT H. S. ALUMNI So far as the crowd went, it looked like an alumni reunion at commencement time. Yes, we're writing about that Hi School affair last night. More than 150 were present, the most on record. As President Raymond Nebelung declared today, there wouldn't have been tom for any more of the old "grads" in the school cafeteria. Nebelung and the others who have been getting the alumni together again after a complete lapse of meetings for years, were more than delighted. The Hi School jazz orchestra played and L. A. Lewis of '06, gave a speech which might have been entitled "Reminiscences of an Old Time Graduate and What an Alumni Ass'n Should Accomplish." In the latter connection he asserted that more active interest should be taken by the alumni in the school's problems. Alumni should visit the school occasionally; take more interest in the election of trustees, voting for candidates who were themselves alumni and kept in touch with educational affairs. Stella J. Walker, vice principal, who has had a longer term of continuous service than any other member of the faculty was introduced. She has been teaching here since 1907. Edward Backs, '15, was song leader and gave a vocal solo, accompanied at the piano by Miss Lois Dyer; Mrs Marian Wallace, '20, played a piano solo; Mrs Tozier, accompanied by Mr. Tozier, '22, sang a solo; Stanley Falkenstein played a piano solo; and Mrs Fay Schultz, '18, gave a reading. There was a short business session in which the matter of future meetings was discussed. Regular Dinner for Newlyweds A family dinner party was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kampling to honor the bride-couple, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schlim, San Francisco, Covers were old for Mr. and Mrs. Travis Cushman, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cushman, Mr. and Mrs. Kampling, and the honorees. This was the culmination of the honeymoon visit and Mr. and Mrs. Schlim left this morning for their home where Mr. Schlim is buyer for the men's wear department of the Emporium, Mrs. Schlim was formerly Miss Bertha Lou Kampling, their marriage occurring on Christmas day in the northern city. Enterprise Moves East The Enterprise Millinery store will be located in its new home in the Angelina Kraemer-bldg., after Jan. 1, where Miss Grewee and her assistants will happily greet all their old friends and patrons and extend a hearty welcome to the new ones. The Enterprise has been at home at 185 West Center-st., in the building formerly occupied by the postoffice, the new location is all that could be desired in convenience, lighting and modern arrangement, and will serve as an ideal setting for the spring millinery showing which is but a few weeks off. Club's Watch Party Chat 'en Seau will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. E. Voss Ferrington as hostess, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Carle. The meeting will include a watch party, and husbands of the members are invited. Judging from the events given by this jolly club, this one is going to be an unsurpassed celebration of the great night which comes but once a year. Newlyweds Live Here Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waite are at home in the Edwards apartments, West Center-st., following their marriage and honeymoon in Santa Ana and Mr. and Mrs. Loland Weaver were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Jaynes Christmas day. L. S. Bonham and family left Tuesday to spend the holidays in Imperial Valley. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George of Tujunga. Mrs. E. L. Cole entertained with a dinner Christmas day. Her guests were her son George Cole and family of Buena Park and James Cole of Garden Grove. Mrs. James Cole is spending the holidays with her parents in Imperial Valley. Mr. Bruce who has been working at Winchester has returned to Buena Park. Miss Mary Berckham of Long Beach and Miss Marjorie Berckham of Los Molinas are visiting relatives at Buena Park. Chiffon, Satin Fashion Frock An all-front panel of embroidered chiffon bordered with fur is one striking feature of this formal afternoon frock. It is joined to tinuous service than any other member of the faculty was introduced. She has been teaching here since 1907. Edward Barks, '15, was song leader and gave a vocal solo, accompanied at the piano by Miss Lois Dyer; Miss Marian Wallace, '20, played a piano solo; Mrs Tozler, accompanied by Mr. Tozler, '22, sang a solo; Stanley Falkenstein played a piano solo; and Mrs Fay Schultz, '18, gave a reading. There was a short business session in which the matter of future meetings was discussed. Regular gatherings will be held probably twice a year, altho't that point wasn't decided upon. NEW KFI STATION ON AIR TONIGHT LOS ANGELES, Dec. 30—This city's first super-broadcast radio station will be on the air tonight at 8:30 o'clock when the new plant of KFI is officially opened with a special program. were Wednesday night and Thursday guests at the L. E. Berkay home, Thursday night at the J.B. Robison home, Friday luncheon guests of Mrs. J.H. Spohn and Friday night guests of Mrs.M.S.Berkey. Mr. and Mrs.C.J.Allen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Pratt of Riverside on Christmas day. J.B.Robison and family and Mr. and Mrs.M.S.Berkey and Miss Hattle Stanley and Mrs.J.H.Spohn and Mrs.C.A.Robison of Murphy Lease were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Porter of Fullerton. Mr.C.H.Owens and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.H.P.King of Hollywood. Mr.and Mrs.P.K.Oyler of Monrovia, Mr.and Mrs.Earl Crilly of Puenta, Mr.and Mrs.Burton Thrald and children of Ontario and Mrs.Jennie Thrald of Highland were all Sunday guests of Mr.and Mrs.Glen Crilly. Mrs.L.T.Wilsey is on the sick list. The following people enjoyed Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Mann: Mr.and Mrs.Ora Carpenter, Mrs.H.M.Carpenter and Miss Sadie Hall-stram all of Long Beach, and Mr.mrs.Henshaw of Los Angeles and Mr.mrs.A.C.Mann of Buena Park. Mr.mrs.Harry Perch and daughter Marjorie were dinner guests of Mr.mrs.Girvin Christmas day. Mr.Charles Roudy and Mrs.Eizabeth Reedy of Pasadena were guests of the Randady families. Mr.L.T.Wilsey received second place and medal for their guaranteed milk at the Pacific Coast Dairy Show. William Albert Holden of Long Beach and Ethel Frances Cobb of Compton were married at high noon Christmas day by the Rev.S.P.Hilgenfeld at the Congrega- Newlyweds Live Here Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waite are at home in the Edwards apartments, West Center-st., following their marriage and honeymoon in Santa Barbara. The ceremony uniting Miss Barbara Williams, of Downey, to Mr. Waite, was performed Saturday morning in Los Angeles. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Don Loverige, the ladies being sisters. Mr. Waite is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Waite, of Fullerton, but is of the Anaheim Electrical Co. staff. A Class Ad is best little salesman. and Mrs. Harry Soden of Compton recently. Mr. and Mrs. Conway Campbell of Los Angeles, formerly of this lease, spent Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ford. The Christmas entertainment was held at the Pilgrim church Tuesday evening and a very enjoyable program was given by the children of the Sunday school after which an address was given by the superintendent and a box of candy was given to every one present with a little present for each child. Mr. and Mrs. W. Whitmore of Long Beach were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenwood Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Dickhout and family and Mr. Bill Shaver of Costa Mesa spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Knisley. Mr. and Mrs. H. McCoy of this lease and Mr. and Mrs. R. Williamson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shepherd of La Habra were Christmas dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Los Angeles. Mrs. Dale Hollingsworth was taken ill Tuesday evening and had to be taken to the hospital on Christmas eve. It is hoped she will have a speedy recovery. ANNOUNCEMENT THE Enterprise Millinery will be moved January 1 from 185 W. Center St., to the new store at 275 E. Center St., in the Angelina Kraemer Building, opposite the United Theatre. The new Spring Styles will be shown in our new location. Enterprise Millinery