oc-plain-dealer 1925-03-02

LOVE STORY OF CHINESE MAID IN OPERETTA TICKETS are going fast for "The Crimson Eyebrows," the must-tal offering presented tomorrow in the K.P. temple at 8 p.m. under auspices of the Music section of the Anaheim Ebell club. The play will be presented by the Lyric quartet, Book, lyrics and music are from the pen of Mary Hughes Dodge and John Wilson Dodge and the cast of nine characters includes: Princess Ting Ling, daughter of former emperor; "Buddhha," distant relative of Ting Lings; Wang, the usurper emperor; Panchong, leader of the "Crimson Eyebrows"; Neptune, an accomplice of Wang's Hing Lee, an officer of the court and a spy of Fanchong; Ah Me, Ting Ling's cousin; Star Eye, the court astrologer. The lawful emperor, Gaiti, has been made away with by the usurper, Wang, through the head of Buddha a relative of Gaiti's. But the princess Tin Ling is a menace to Wang in that a band of patriots called the "Crimson Eyebrows," in command of Panchong, a young rebel chief, are working to restore the throne to Princess Tin Ling. Wang and two conspirators tell Tin Ling who is very romantic that in a previous existence she was Venus and betrothed to Neptune, who is now on his way to claim her as his bride. Neptune will be one of these conspirators who will then drown Tin Ling. But Tin Ling meets Panchong and believing him to be Neptune folk in love with him, so when Make Towels for Shower The Queen Esthers will meet this week at the home of Mrs. Will Wagner, on Wagner road. Cars will be at the Twinem hom, 125 North Ohio-st., to take the girls out, and everyone is requested to be there before 5 o'clock. Each Queen Esther is asked to bring a bath towel or hand towel or wash cloth, either finished or unfinished, for the Esther home in San Diego. The finishing touches may be added during the meeting. It is hoped all the girls will be at the meeting. Sings in Oratorio Miss Frieda Lumsdon, the only Anaheim vocalist who is a member of the Los Angeles Oratorio, sang yesterday in the oratorio, "Requiem," Verdi, under direction of John Smallman. Miss Lumsdon is a pupil of Mr. Smallman and had been heard with pleasure before Anaheim audiences, including the Ebell club and others. Home Art Postponed The Home Art section of the Business and Professional club will not hold the regular meeting tonight. The postponed date will be announced later. The club is busy as a swarm of bees these days planning for the New home, and are moving in this week. Many donations and loans have been made for the convenience and comfort of the place, the latest one being a new Branswick console from the Schmidt Music Co. Lenten Sunday Service ANAHEIM WOMAN VOTED HIGHEST OFFICE IN CLUB As usual where Anaheim residents are found in gatherings large or small, the high honors were carried off by them. In this case Mrs. A. E. Fitzmorris was elected president, and Paul S. Neal, secretary and treasurer, of the So. Calif. Colorado Teachers College club organized Saturday evening. There were sounds of revelry by night" at Ketneria Gold Room. Santa Ana, when former faculty members and alumni of Colorado State Teachers' college held a reunion and banquet. The college colors of lavender and gold were used profusely in the scheme of decoration and covers were laid for 76 guests. Mrs. A. E. Fitzmorris of Anaheim very ably acted as toastmistress and representatives of the numerous classes responded in various ways. The oldest class represented was that of 1899. Mrs. Florence Morehouse Berry of Huntington Beach, being the honored representative. Mr. L. R. Kimbley of Huntington Beach responded for the class of 1923, youngest class represented. The after-dinner talks were intermingled with singing old C. T. C. songs. At the close, it was decided to organize a So. Calif. C. T. C. club. Election of officers followed, resulting: Mrs. A. E. Fitzmorris, Anaheim, president; Mrs. Lela Aultman, Hollywood, and H.G. Nelson, Santa Ana, vice presidents; Mr. Paul S. Neal, Anaheim, secretary and treasurer. The C. T. C. delegation by restidence follows: Anaheim—A. E. Fitzmorris and Mrs. Fitzmorris, Paul and S. Neal and Mrs. Neal. Riverside—Emma Buckley Palchild. Venice—Agnes J. Shumate, Mary Shumate Craig. Huntington Park—Amy R. Forte. Hollywood—Alberta K. W. Guile, Lea Pulman. Wang and two conspirators tell Ting Ling who is very romantic that in a previous existence she was Venus and betrothed to Neptune, who is now on his way to claim her as his bride. Neptune will be one of these conspirators who will then drown Ting Ling. But Ting Ling meets Fanchong and believing him to be Neptune falls in love with him, so when Wang presents his man Neptune, Ting Ling refuses to accept him. Hing Lee, a spy of Fanchong's learns of Wang's plot and warns Fanchong. So, with the help of Hing Lee and Ab Me, a cousin of Ting Ling', and in love with Hing Lee, Fanchong and Ting Ling plan to elope. But Hing Lee wins the palace guards to Fanchong's "Crimson Eyebrows" so the gates are opened and Wang is overthrown and the throne restored to the Princess Ting Ling. The comedy of the play is woven around the parts of Wang and Buddha and the three conspirators, Wang, Star Eye and Neptune. Orchestra music will be contributed by Miss Marion Wallace, at the piano, Miss Frances Wallace, cello; Adolph Koch, violin. The music offerings include solos, duets, trios and quartets. The Lyric has been heard by many Anaheim adulences and anticipation is running high for one of the finest musical events in recent years. Change Dinner Hour The dinner committee of the First Christian church, which have been serving such excellent midday meals in the church dining room and the tabernacle prior to that, have decided to serve in the evening instead, and this week will see the change. Dinner will be served from 5:30 to 7:00 with Mrs. Beulah Harling and Mrs. Dorothy Dickinson hostesses. The menu will consist of chicken pie, mashed potatoes, creamed celery, salad, pie and coffee. Midweek prayer meeting will open soon after dinner and the arrangement is expected to give much pleasure and convenience. Change Meeting Night The regular Monday evening cottage prayer meeting scheduled for tonight at the home of Mrs. G. W. Alexander, on West Center, has been changed to meet at the N. F. Ballou home, a few doors away at 7:30. Mrs. Alexander will have the service Monday evening. March 16. Next Monday's meeting will be with Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Markle, 201 South Citron. The attendance at these services is increasing each week and increase. Lenten Sunday Service Appropriate services were observed yesterday in many local churches, being the first Sabbath in Lent. Midweek meetings and Sunday services throughout the next six weeks will conform to the usual devout program. American Legon regular meeting tomorrow night. Ten candidates are to be initiated. Mrs. Vada Prusso of Long Beach is a patient at the sanitarium today. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Elliott and family drove to Los Angeles to pass the day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCaw, sister and husband of Mr. Elliott, Miss Bethel Elliott remained to visit a week, and all will come to Anaheim Saturday for a weekend visit. Mrs. A. G. Prescott returned with her husband to his school in Silverado district and will visit a few days there. Miss Amanda Chambers was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chambers, returning to her studies at Cumnock yesterday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones and son Charles, and Mr. Foster, of Los Angeles, and Mr. C. Barker were dinner guests in the N. F. Ballou home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown, Mrs. Elise Brewster, of Huntington Beach; Mrs. Mona Tanner and Mr. Frank C. Miller, fullerton, will go to Hollywood this evening to attend installation of officers of Hollywood court, Order of the Amaranth. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Harden and son and Miss Dorothea Moos and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonnett, enjoyed an outing in Orange-co park yesterday. Miss "Jackie" Ballou was the dinner and afternoon guest yesterday of Miss Dorothy Swindler, of Katella district. Mrs. E. M. Pohlemus returned to Los Angeles yesterday after a week's visit at the home of her son, H. D. Pohlemus. She will leave Thursday for San Jose for an extended visit. Mrs Pohlemus also was the guest a few days of Mrs William Chambers. Lente Sunday Service Appropriate services were observed yesterday in many local churches, being the first Sabbath in Lent. Midweek meetings and Sunday services throughout the next six weeks will conform to the usual devout program. American Legon regular meeting tomorrow night. Ten candidates are to be initiated. Mrs. Vada Prusso of Long Beach is a patient at the sanitarium today. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Elliott and family drove to Los Angeles to pass the day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCaw, sister and husband of Mr. Elliott, Miss Bethel Elliott remained to visit a week, and all will come to Anaheim Saturday for a weekend visit. Mrs. A. G. Prescott returned with her husband to his school in Silverado district and will visit a few days there. Miss Amanda Chambers was the weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Chambers, returning to her studies at Cumnock yesterday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones and son Charles, and Mr. Foster, of Los Angeles, and Mr. C.Barker were dinner guests in the N.F.Ballou home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.W.C.Brown,Mrs.ElisleBrewster,HuntingtonBeach;Mrs.MonaTannerandMr.FrankC.Miller,fullertonwillgotoHollywoodthiseveningtotardestillbeattakenup.Theprogramwaswellreceived.ThemunicipalnumberswerebyRobertIrwin,cornetist,andTedCororofFullerton,andoxylophoneThetworeeelcomedywashilarouslyreceived.Mrs.J.S.Perrittpresidedattheplano.TheskitbFrankJonesandFredBastadmadeabighitsaidalsothe"sinkopaters"ofCypress=MisEdnaRennile,MissMaPriddymissesRobertaandBlancheCawthon.Theirhumoroustake-offoftheBuenaParkfiredepartment Change Meeting Night The regular Monday evening cottage prayer meeting scheduled for tonight at the home of Mrs. G. W. Alexander, on West Center, has been changed to meet at the N. P. Ballou home, a few doors away at 7:30, Mrs. Alexander will have the service Monday evening, March 16. Next Monday's meeting will be with Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Markle, 201 South Citron. The attendance at these services is growing each week and increasing interest marks every gathering. Anyone interested is cordially invited. W.R.C. Meets Tuesday The W. R. C. will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m., in usual business mission. All comrades are cordially invited. Although there is special business, the meeting the more interesting if a large number is present and everyone asked to make a special effort out. F YOU WANT TO Save Money WE'LL HELP YOU SAVE IT! YOUR FURNITURE AT PEOPLE'S FURNITURE IN FULLERTON — YOUR TRADE IS IATED. Mrs. Oscar Freek attended a meeting of the Anul Lang Syne club in Orange, meeting at the home of Mrs. Oliver French, on South Olive. The club passes the time sewing for the hostess of the day. Mrs. S. S. Collins has returned from a week's visit in Burlingame accompanied by her sister, Mrs. H. C. Seymour. They were guests of Mrs. C. W. Fellows and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Batls and family and Mrs. Batls' sister, Miss Isora Hudspeth spent Sunday in Santa Ana Canyon camping and climbing hills. "A made him what he is" usually means "I once hired him to make money for me." Mrs. "Jackie" Ballou was the dinner and afternoon guest yesterday of Miss Dorothy Swindler, of Katella district. Mrs. E. M. Pohlemus returned to Los Angeles yesterday after a week's visit at the home of her son, H. D. Pohlemus. She will leave Thursday for San Jose for an extended visit. Mrs. Pohlemus also was the guest a few days of Mrs. William Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Webb, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Art Shipkey passed yesterday at Long Beach. At sanitarium: Paul Anderson, Placentia; Mrs. M. B. Shaver, Anaheim; S. R. Burke, Flagstaff; Mrs. G. B. Dove, Santa Ana; Mrs. Jack Fleming, Braway; and G. Floyd Brace, Whittier. Police received notice yesterday a Ford touring car had been stripped and abandoned near Norwalk. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cook and Miss Josephine passed Sunday in Hollywood with Dr. Cook's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Kittle, With J. S. Cook and Mrs.Shuey, of Santa Ana, the Cooks attended the Iowa plenic, registering at the Montgomery county booth, where they met many old time friends and former neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Vanatta and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanarta went to Los Angeles to the races yesterday. Mrs. Oscar Freek attended a meeting of the Anul Lang Syne club in Orange, meeting at the home of Mrs. Oliver French, on South Olive. The club passes the time sewing for the hostess of the day. Mrs. S. S. Collins has returned from a week's visit in Burlingame accompanied by her sister, Mrs. H. C. Seymour. They were guests of Mrs. C. W. Fellows and family. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Batls and family and Mrs.Batls' sister, Miss Isora Hudspeth spent Sunday in Santa Ana Canyon camping and climbing hills. "A made him what he is" usually means "I once hired him to make money for me." Miss "Jackie" Ballou was the dinner and afternoon guest yesterday of Miss Dorothy Swindler, of Katella district. Mrs. E. M. Pohlemus returned to Los Angeles yesterday after a week's visit at the home of her son, H.D.Pohlemus.She will leave Thursday for San Jose for an extended visit.Mrs.Pohlemus also was the guest a few days of Mrs.William Chambers. Mr. and Mrs.Wm.P.Webb.Jr.,and Mr,and Mrs.ArtShipkeypassedyesterdayatLongBeach. At sanitarium:PaulAndersonPlacentia;Mrs.M.B.Shaver,Anaheim;S.R.BurkeFlagstaff;Mrs.G.B.Dove,SantaAna;Mrs.JackFleming,Braway;andG.FloydBraceWhittier. Police received notice yesterday a Ford touring car had been stripped and abandoned near Norwalk. Dr. and Mrs.H.D.Cook and Miss Josephine passed Sunday in Hollywood with Dr.Cook's sister and husband,Mr,and Mrs.H.F.Kittle.WithJ.S.Cook和Mrs.Shuey.ofSantaAna,theCooksattendedtheIowaplenic,registeringattheMontgomerycountboothwheretheymetmanyoldtimefriendsandformerneighbors. Mr和Mrs.DeweyVanatta和Mr和Mrs.CarlVanartawenttoLosAngelestotheracestyesterday. Mrs.OscarFreekattendedameetingoftheAnulLangSynelublincounterange.meetingsatthehomeofMrs.Olivervrench.onSouthOlive.Theclubpassethetimesewingforthehostessoftheday. Mrs.S.S.Collinshasreturnedfromaweek'svisitinBurlingameaccompaniedbyhersister,Mrs.H.C.Seymour.TheywereguestsfomMrs.C.W.Fellowsandfamily. Mr和Mrs.D.C.BatlsandfamilyandMrs.Batls'sister,MissIsoraHudspethspentSundayinSantaAnacanyoncampingandclimbinghills. "Amadehimwhatheis"usuallymeans"Ioncehirehimtomakemoneyforme." Miss "Jackie" Ballouwasthedinnerandafternoon guestyesterdayofMissDorothySwindlerofKatelladistrict. Mrs.E.M.PohlemusreturnedtoLosAngelesyesterdayafteraweek'svisitatthehomeofherson,H.D.Pohlemus.ShewillleaveThursdayforSanJoseforanextendedvisit.Mrs.Pohlemusalsowastheguesta fewdaysofMrs.WilliamChambers. Mr和Mrs.Wm.P.Webb.Jr.,andMr,andMsArtShipkeypassedyesterdayatLongBeach. At sanitarium:PaulAndersonPlacentia;Mrs.M.B.Shaver,Anaheim;S.R.BurkeFlagstaff;Mrs.G.B.Dove,SantaAna;Mrs.JackFleming,Braway;andG.FloydBraceWhittier. Police received notice yesterday a Ford touring car had been stripped and abandoned near Norwalk. Dr. and Mrs.H.D.Cook and Miss Josephine passed Sunday in Hollywood with Dr.Cook's sister and husband,Mr,and Mrs.H.F.Kittle.WithJ.S.Cook和Mrs.Shuey.ofSantaAna,theCooksattendedtheIowaplenic,registeringattheMontgomerycountboothwheretheymetmanyoldtimefriendsandformerneighbors. Mr和Mrs.DeweyVanatta和Mr和Mrs.CarlVanartawenttoLosAngelestotheracestyesterday. Mrs.OscarFreekattendedameetingoftheAnulLangSynelublincounterange.meetingsatthehomeofherson,H.D.C.Seymour.TheywereguestsfomMrs.C.W.Fellowsandfamily. Mr和Mrs.D.C.BatlsandfamilyandMrs.Batls'sister,MissIsoraHudspethspentSundayinSantaAnacanyoncampingandclimbinghills. "Amadehimwhatheis"usuallymeans"Ioncehirehimtomakemoneyforme." Miss "Jackie" Ballouwasthedinnerandafternoon guestyesterdayofMissDorothySwindlerofKatelladistrict. Mrs.E.M.PohlemusreturnedtoLosAnglesyesterdayafteraweek'svisitatthehomeofherson,H.D.Pohlemus.ShewillleaveThursdayforSanJoseforanextendedvisit.Mrs.Pohlemusalsowastheguesta fewdaysofMrs.WilliamChambers. Mr和Mrs.Wm.P.Webb.Jr.,andMr,andMsArtShipkeypassedyesterdayatLongBeach. At sanitarium:PaulAndersonPlacentia;Mrs.M.B.Shaver,Anaheim;S.R.BurkeFlagstaff;Mrs.G.B.Dove,SantaAna;Mrs.JackFleming,Braway;andG.FloydBraceWhittier. Police received notice yesterday a Ford touring car had been stripped and abandoned near Norwalk. Dr. and Mrs.H.D.Cook and Miss Josephine passed Sunday in Hollywood with Dr.Cook's sister and husband,Mr,and Mrs.H.F.Kittle.WithJ.S.Cook和Mrs.Shuey.ofSantaAna,theCooksattendedtheIowaplenic,registeringattheMontgomerycountboothwheretheymetmanyoldtimefriendsandformerneighbors. Mr和Mrs.DeweyVanatta和Mr和Mrs.CarlVanartawenttoLosAngelestotheracestyesterday. Mrs.OscarFreekattendedameetingoftheAnulLangSynelublincounterange.meetingsatthehomeofherson,H.D.C.Seymour.TheywereguestsfomMrs.C.W.Fellowsandfamily. Mr和Mrs.D.C.BatlsandfamilyandMrs.Batls'sister,MissIsoraHudspethspentSundayinSantaAnacanyoncampingandclimbinghills. "Amadehimwhatheis"usuallymeans"Ioncehirehimtomakemoneyforme." Miss "Jackie" Ballouwasthedinnerandafternoon guestyesterdayofMissDorothySwindlerofKatelladistrict. Mrs.E.M.PohlemusreturnedtoLosAnglesyesterdayafteraweek'svisitatthehomeofherson,H.D.C.Seymour.TheywereguestsfomMrs.C.W.Fellowsandfamily. Mr和Mrs.Wm.P.Webb.Jr.,andMr,andMsArtShipkeypassedyesterdayatLongBeach. At sanitarium:PaulAndersonPlacentia;Mrs.M.B.Shaver,Anaheim;S.R.BurkeFlagstaff;Mrs.G.B.Dove,SantaAna;Mrs.JackFleming,Braway;andG.FloydBraceWhittier. Police received notice yesterday a Ford touring car had been stripped and abandoned near Norwalk. 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D. Russell of South Madrone-ave entertained relatives at dinner Sunday, the occasion being their seventh wedding anniversary. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sachs and children, Jessie and Ray; Mrs. D. C. Dodson and baby; J. E. Russell and son, Melvin, all of Brea, and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sachs and daughter, Mona, and two sons, Clair and Wayne, of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodward of South Walnut-st very pleasantly entertained Tuesday evening with a farewell party in honor of the former's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. H. Carr, of Los Angeles, who is with the American La France Five Engine Co. He is being transferred to New York City. Several friends were invited in and the evening was spent in dancing and games. Refreshments were served at a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wheeler of Montebello were visiting Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler in Brea. Mrs. C. E. Briggs spent the week-end in San Bernardino, the guest of Mrs. Smithson and Mrs. Bowle. While there the ladies all visited the Orange Show. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Countess and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shultz were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ferguson in Gardena Saturday evening. Miss Donna Gray of Los Angeles, who is spending some time with her cousin, Mrs. Jack Golden, in Brea, and Marvin Nation of Los Angeles were married in Santa Ana Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Dr. Morrison, mother of the bride, was their only attendant. They returned to Mr. and Mrs. Golden in Brea, where they enjoyed a sumptuous wedding dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Harvey and daughter, Miss Winnie Massa, of 325 South Walnut-at were guests at Bible Conference Opening. The Bible Conference under the leadership of Rev. P. E. Penny started yesterday in the West Broadway M.E. church. The great themes were the means discourse: "The Wonders of Birth" and "The Wonders of Works" were being treated by meetings were well attended Great crowds are expected this week and if necessary the conference will be moved to a large meeting place. The meetings on at 7:30 o'clock each evening. The topics for the week on Monday: "The Wonders of Death and Resurrection," Tuesday: "The Christian Era a Paranthropus in the Jewish Age." (Illustration on the blackboard). Wednesday: "A Prophetic View of the Future" (Illustrated.) Thursday: "Give Provision for His Own in Dispensation." Friday: "Things the End." No fee will be charged for discourses will be in the English language. Everyone is asked bring Bibles to the services. visiting A. V. Sullivan, the county president of the association. T meet with the executive committee in Anaheim Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Epson Brea Canyon had as guests Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. O.Edwards and children, Nona and Buddie, of Los Angeles on Mr. and Mrs. E.W.Jamieson South Walnut-st. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tibbs and children of Santa Ana visiting at the home of Mr.Mrs.F.A.Ball on Sunday noon. Mrs.H.A.Eppla and daughters,Mildred and Betty 135 Orange-ave, with Mr.Mrs.Fred Dustin and two grand sons,Russell and Lake, of Habra attended the Montana a reunion at Sycamore Grove day. Walter Sorrells and daughter the Misses Opal and Lila were Angeles visitors Monday. R.G.Russell and Mr.Mrs.of 108 South Walnut-st, with Peach and black is the somewhat unusual combination of colors in this georgette dance frock. It is trimmed with a big bow of peach moire ribbon. Int. B Sharp Club A delightful recital was held Friday evening at the home of E. L. Hein on Brookhurst-stave, an interesting program as follows: G-Major on Parade Margaret Nichols Duet, Slumbering Fairies Erb Laura and Lucile Rice Wing Foo Francis Hein Falling Waters Helen Mott Brownler' March Hall Ina Rose Welder Beautiful Evening Star Holst Gawles Nichols After the program a short business meeting was held. Helen Mott and Francis Hein were promoted to the higher intermediate B Sharp Club. Margaret Nichols was honor pupil for the past two months and Marlane Heath was given honorable mention. A social hour followed the program and light refreshments were served. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Robinson and daughter Marlane; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mott; Mr. and Mrs. P. Heemstra, Ruth and Esther; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mathls and Pern; Mrs. C. Rice; Mrs. I. M. Heath and Marlane; Marlane and Elise Forsythe; Evelyn Hartfield; Mrs. C. A. McCullah; Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Nicols; Fred Hein, and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hein host and hostess. Huron-Mich. Picnic Huron county, Mich., folk are looking forward to next Sunday when they will meet in Bixby park, Long Beach in a picnic reunion. Everyone from Huron county is cordially invited, and requested to bring a basket heaped with good things. There will be a Huron banner over the table and folks from the old home will mingle with those now living in California in a glad day of visiting and exchange of news of long separated friends. Junior Women's Club A group of Orange high school girls were organized into a junior auxiliary of the Orange Woman's club Friday with the assistance Miss Donna Gray of Los Angeles, who is spending some time with her cousin, Mrs. Jack Golden, in Breast and Marvin Nation of Los Angeles were married in Santa Ana Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Dr. Morrison, mother of the bride, was their only attendant. They returned to Mr. and Mrs. Golden in Breast, where they enjoyed a sumptuous wedding dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hardy and daughter, Miss Winnie Mass, of 325 South Walnut-at were guests Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Isbell at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Isbell of Burbank were visiting at the home of their sister, Mrs. J. J. Hardy, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden of South Madrona-ave, with Mrs. Dr. Morrison of Los Angeles, attended the dance in Long Beach Saturday evening. Ray Tremaine went to Long Beach the first of the week and moved his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tremaine, to Inglewood. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tremaine spent the week-end at the home of Dr. C. C. Jarvis on South Madrona-ave. Bert Phegly is confined to his home on account of illness. Miss Carolyn Sammons is from Downey with a light case of "flu." Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Gheen and children were very pleasant entertained at the home of the former's brother, R. L. Gheen, at Covina Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Byers and children attended the Orange Show Sunday in San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. George Whitmer of South Pomona-ave spent a delightful day Sunday at Balboa Beach. John Rhome of 115 South Walnut-at, father of A.B.Rhome of 120 Walnut-st, is improving slowly after two weeks' illness with "flu." Mr. and Mrs.Ed Baker of Yakima, Wash., with their family have moved to Brea and are living at 124 Flower-st. J.W.Brown was visiting relatives and friends in Whittier Saturday evening. Mrs.V.W.Russell of Whittier was a Brea visitor Friday. Monday was "Lions" day at the Orange Show, San Bernardino, and among the Lions attending from Brea were Dr.C.Jarvis, C.F.Henigan,A.D.Yost,A.D.Walker,J.R.Collins,W.A.Culp,W.D.Shaffer,Charles Bohae,H.E.Becker,J.A.Luzinger and Rev.Hornburg. Mr. and Mrs.R.C.Lee and little daughter,Rhea were visiting Mr. and Mrs.A.O.Kolh in Anaheim Saturday evening. MsDr.Jarvis,district deputy grand chief of the Pythian Slaters,made an official visit to the Belvee visiting at the home of Mr.Mrs.F.A.Ball on Sunday afternoom. Mrs.H.A.Epplaand daughters,Mildred and Betty 135 Orange-ave,with Mr.Mrs.Pred Dustinand two grown sons,Russell and Lake.of Habra attended the Montana reunion at Sycamore Grove day. Walter Sorrellsand daughter the Misses Opal and Lila were Angeles visitors Monday. R.G.russellandMr.Mof108South Walnut-st.with bert Schmidtof South Madrona attended the races Sunday inver City. Mrs.Julia Ashton,forgotter 220 South Walnut-st,Brea Ed.Wosburgh of Hermosa P were married last Mondaa Santa Ana.The will make a home in Hermosa Beach. Mr.Mr.Mrs.WyleyWillof South Flower-stwivesMrs.George Jones in Los Angeles Saturday. W.E.Morrisonandfair with Miss Ribby Sorrells,after church at the Angelus TempiLos Angeles last Sunday. Mr.Mr.Mrs.EdwinClark babyof Fullertonwere guests Friday eveningat theofMr.Mr.Mrs.RobertD.R.onSouthMadrona-ave. Mrs.Otis Peekandnephewgan Peek,and Olinda wereofMrs.J.T.Selbenthalandfly on South Flower-stMondaa.Mr.Mrs.ClarencePotButte,Mont.,but now restofLosAngeleswill spendweek-end in Brea.,the guestMr.Mr.H.A.Epplaandange-ave. Mr.mrs.J.B.Kendric latter's parents of Los Angeles were visiting at theofMr.Mr.Mrs.J.J.Hardyday evening. Mrs.Pauline EdgeandMarcia.of Imperial valleyattendingatthehomeofherpaMr.Mr.Mrs.Paul OlmsterSouthOrange-st. Mrs.George Dougalwaswithher daughterandfrMrs.Kerch.inLaHabraMc Miss Ruth Thorntonander.Oliver.oftheBreaposandabrother.JosephThofoArtesiaandWillisMcOattendedArtesiaandWillisMcO Miss Dorothy Porterspenlightful daySaturdayinLosAngeles. Miss Ethel Eastumspenetweek-endinWhittierandAnala. Mrs.J.T.SelbenthalofHsthadasguestsatSundera nerLanSangerandClaude.ofVillaPark. Mrs.MaudMarandaattheDaughtersofVeterans AdDED to the doors, standbeing all taken up. The was well received. The all numbers were by Robcornetist, and Ted CorFullerton, on xylophone. reel comedy was hillerceived. Mrs. J. S. Perritt at the piano. The skirt by hones and Fred Bastady bight hit as did also the titers of "Cypress—Miss Bonnie, Miss Mae Priddy, Roberta and Blanche Cawtheir humorous take-off of Ana Park fire department was much enjoyed. And Mrs. Crilly were guests and Mrs. Earl Crilly of Wednesday evening. And Mrs. E. P. Mann and high Lucas and Mr. and E. Warren attended the Chrine at Fullerton Wedevening. Junior Women's Club A group of Orange high school girls were organized into a junior auxiliary of the Orange Woman's club Friday, with the assistance of the Meadams M. L. Pearson, A. H. Halleck and C. Watson. The girls elected their officers and advisory board and will hold open the membership list until March 20, after which a memship fee will be charged. The age limit is from 15 to 21 years. There are other junior elubs in the county and the coming vacation will see much accomplished by the young ladies. Open Classes Wednesday Mrs. Estelle Card Beeman will be in Anaheim Wednesday at the Miss Georgia Moore studio, to organize classes in children's drama and expression. The classes will eb held each week and further information may be secured through callen 1033-J. Mrs. Beeman is director of the Peter Pan Players in Santa Ana, who so successfully presented "The Goosecherd and the Goblin" a short while ago, and has a very ambitious program in mind for her classes here. Ranch Home Dinner A fine ranch grown hen formed the nucleus about which a delious dinner menu was formed yesterday when Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burison, of Placentia-aye, entertained a few relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jenter, of Inglewood, granddaughter and husband, of the Bursons; and their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burson of Huntington Park, and the host and hostess made up a very jolly sextet. Radio music formed the afternoon entertainment to diversify the visiting. The most economical little saxon man is a Class Ad in this paper. Monday was "Lions' day" at the Orange Show, San Bernardino, and among the Lions attending from Brea were Dr. C. C. Jarvis, C. P. Henigan, A. D. Yost, A. D. Walker, J. R. Collins, W. A. Culp, W. D. Shaffer, Charles Bohae, H. E. Becker, J. A. Luzinger and Rev. Hornburg. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lee and little daughter, Rhea, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Kolh in Anaheim Saturday evening. Mrs. Dr Jarvis, district deputy grand chief of the Pythian Slaters, made an official visit to the Belvedere Temple No. 100, the first of the week. Miss Lucile Ball and Roy Tremaine were Los Angeles visitors Sunday. Robert Johnson of Los Angeles was visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burquist, at 113 South Madrona, Wednesday evening. Mrs. Nell Emery of Los Angeles was visiting at the home of Mrs. H. C. Belche on North Orange-st recently. Fd Coolidge of the Brea pharmacy attended a Sciots meeting in San Diego the last of the week. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Brawley on South Walnut-at were the latter's mother, Mrs Hodge, and a brother, John Hodge, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell and three children, Willie Robert and Jean, all of Inglewood. Thomas Campbell, who has been in Brea for several days on account of poor health, returned to his home in Inglewood Sunday afternoon. Mrs Cunningham of East Birch street is entertaining her mother from Salt Lake. She expects to remain in Brea for several months. A.C.Foy attended the entertainment given by the Moose lodge in their climbs at Long Beach Tuesday night. Mrs.M.H.Brawley of 131 South Walnut-at was visiting in Anaheim Wednesday. Mrs.W.J.Graham of the G and L lease very delightfully entertained with a luncheon Sunday. Her guests included Mr.Craig and son Thomas of Brea, Mrs.Holloway of Los Angeles and an daughter, Miss Virginia Huron of Anaheim. J.Vizzard, the state secretary of the Truck Owners' Ass'n was... SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1925 The Conference Opens Bible Conference under the ship o Rev. P. E. Penner yesterday in the West Day M. E. church. Two themes were the means of cee. "The Wonders of His and "The Wonders of His" were being treated. The ages were well attended. currows are expected this and if necessary the conferwill be moved to a larger place. The meetings open o'clock each evening. Topics for the week are: Day: "The Wonders of His and Resurrection, Tuesday: Christian Era a Paranthenis Jewish Age." (Illustrated blackboard). Wednesday: Ophetic View of the Future." Erated.) Thursday: "God's on for His Own in this sation." Friday: "Things of and." Fee will be charged. All urses will be in the English age. Everyone is asked to Bibles to the services. A. V. Suillivan, the county cent of the association. They with the executive committee heim Wednesday night. and Mrs. Jack Epson of Canyon had as guests Sunafternoon Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Reds and children, Nona Mae Buddle, of Los Angeles and Mrs. E. W. Jamieson of Walnut-st. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts children of Santa Ana were at the home of Mr. and F. A. Ball on Sunday afters H. A. Eppla and little Litters, Mildred and Betty., of Orange-ave, with Mr. and Fred Dustin and two grandRussell and Lake, of La a attended the Montana state on at Sycamore Grove Monalter Sorrells and daughters, Misses Opal and Lilia were Los les visitors Monday. G. Russell and Mr. Meyers South Walnut-at, with Her Trade Body Has Woman Secretary CHRISTIAN NEEDS SHIELD OF FAI Miss Eleason Hall: The pastor of the Undenominational Church of the Lord (Holiness), 511 No. Olive-st, preached Sunday evening from Ephestaps 6:16: "Above all, taking the shield or faith, whereby ye shall be able to church all the fiery days of the wicked." Miss Heughan told that just as in ancient times a soldier could not long stand on the battlefield without a shield to ward off the darts of the enemy even so it is not possible to long stand on the battlefield of a Christian life without bringing into play the shield of faith to ward off the suggestions, fears and doubts that the enemy of our souls tries to thrust into our minds. But if we have gone down to bedrock in our Christian experience and built upon that solid foundation of the doctrines, and teachings and commandments of Christ the Lord will supply the faith for us to meet the enemy, and if we exercise this faith that He gives us and let it stand steady in Him He'll bring us out more than conquerors. Mrs. Elsie Richards reached in the afternoon from Rev. 2:7: "To him that overcometh will I give to eat of the tree of life which is God." Amaranth Installation Installation to be held tomorrow evening by Liberty Colost, Order of the Amaranth, will be open to the friends of the members. The ceremonies occur at the Anaheim Massonie temple. Staff Drill Practice Lois Rebekah degree staff will hold drill practice this evening beginning at 7:30. In Odd Fellows temple.. All members of the staff are requested to be there. AT THE ANTLERS' HOTEL Olive Eldredge, Long Beach; F. A. Clegg, and Robert Yoern, Los Angeles; Ben Behring, Rock Springs, Wyo., and E. A. Lyon, Santa Ana. H. A. Eppla and little litters, Mildred and Betty, of Orange-ave, with Mr. and Fred Dustin and two grand-Russell and Lake, of La. attended the Montana state on at Sycamore Grove Monalter Sorrells and daughters, Miss Opal and Lilia were Los Angeles visitors Monday. G. Russell and Mr. Meyers South Walnut-st, with Her Schmidt of South Madrona added the races Sunday in Culity. Ms. Julia Ashton, formerly of South Walnut-st, Brea, and Kosburgh of Hormosa Beach married last Monday in Ana. They will make their in Hermosa Beach. L. and Mrs. Wyley Williams South Flower-st were visiting Georgia Jones in Los AnSaturday. E. Morrison and family, Miss Ribby Sorrells, attended ash at the Angelus Temple in Angeles East Sunday. R. and Mrs. Edwin Clark and of Fullerton were dinner its Friday evening at the home r. and Mrs. Robert D. Russell South Madrona-ave. Ms. Otis Peck and nephew, Lo-Peck, of Olinda were guests ms. J. T. Selbenthal and fami-n South Flower-st Monday, r. and Mrs. Clarence Potter of e. Mont., but now residents los Angeles will spend the end in Brea., the guests of and Mrs. H. A. Eppla on Or-ave. r. and Mrs. J. B. Kendrick and latter's parents of Los An- were visiting at the home r. and Mrs. J. J. Hardy Tues-evening. Ms. Paulino Edge and baby, Claia, of Imperial valley are visi-at the home of her parents, and Mrs. Paul Olmstead, on orth Orange-st. Ms. George Dougal was visit-with her daughter and family, Kerch, in La Habra Monday, Miss Ruth Thornton and broth-Oliver, of the Brea postoffice a brother, Joseph Thornton, Artesia and Willis McConnell ended the Orange Show in San Bernardino Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sammons business visitors in Fuller- and Anaheim Wednesday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Porter spent a deftful day Saturday in Los An-. Miss Ethel Eastum spent the end in Whittler and Santa M. Mrs. J. T. Selbenthal of Flower-had as guests at Sunday din- Mrs. Lan Sanger and son,ude, of Villa Park. Mrs. Maud Maranda, attended Daughters of Veterans all-day Staff Drill Practice Lois Rebekah degree staff will hold drill practice this evening beginning at 7:30. In Odd Follows temple. All members of the staff are requested to be there. AT THE ANGELINA HOTEL R. W. Nelson, C. C. Childe, C. C. Colyer, Harry Silvers, and Eva Boxardus, Los Angeles; E. B. Wentworth, San Francisco; J. Jackor and wife, New Orleans, and C. E. Mace, Sacramento. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA A. I. Gustus, Long Beach; John Kane, and O. W. Dickens and wife, Los Angeles; J. M. Barnett and wife, Dayton, Ohio; W. D. Camron, D. Silverman, and A. D. Benjamin, San Francisco. the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Jamieson on South Walnut street. Mrs. Charles DeBaun of Texas is visiting her father, J.W.Jamieson, of 120 South Walnut-st who has been sick ever since Christmas and also two sisters, Ms.A.B.Rhone of South Walnut-st and Mrs.John Wallace on Pomona-a-ave. Mike Calatchi of Pomona-ave was called east one month ago on account of the sickness and death of his father. He returned to Brea Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.R.C.Elee of 112 South Walnut-st had as their guests at luncheon Sunday the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.A.O.Kolb, of Anaheim. Mrs.E.W.Jamiesora and Mrs.Jack Epson of Brea Canyon attended the Colorado picnic at the Fullerton park recently. 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