oc-plain-dealer 1925-03-18

SOCIETY DOZEN CENTRAL TEACHERS GIVE IRISH PARTY FOLLOWING the custom of monthly social gatherings among local grammar teachers, Central school teachers were hostesses last evening at a St. Patrick's day parade with invitations accepted by everyone of the 75 teachers who possibly could be there, although sickness detained a few of the number. The party was held in the Control kindergarten where all decorations were in the motif dear to Ireland. The committee, composed of the Misses Hohlfeiter, Wenziaff and Dumke, did themselves proud. After greetings all were invited to listen in on the radio Irish program from Los Angeles, over the excellent six-tube set lent for the occasion by Joseph Leib. Switching to KHJ, as all thought, imagine the surprise to hear "Uncle John" giving a list of burlesque news items and experiences concerning many of the party guests. It was later learned that Floyd Curtis was the Uncle John, and had been "broadcasting" from a concealed "station" in an adjoining room. Enjoyable stunts were put on by sides designated as green and white, each counting so many points. "The Rocky Road to Dunlin" was delineated by some of the most dignified of the pedagogues who boarded the kiddle cars provided and rode with to more or less victorious glory. "Changing tire (attire)" was a bizarre stunt over which the participants took off then put on their coats, ties and collars in record time. Filling Special Lenten services will be held this evening at 1 o'clock in Glace Lutheran church, corner of Elm and Palm-sts, with the new pastor, the Rev. O. A. Pischer and Mrs. Pischer, as special guesta Rev. H. W. Meyer of Pasadena will deliver the sermon. Kites of installation as pastor will be conferred upon Rev. Pischer Sunday at 3 p.m., the Revs. G. Tanscherl of Santa Ana, and J. H. Peters, ex-pastor of Grace church of Los Angeles, and H. W. Meyer, of Pasadena, taking part in the service. Reception for Prelate Elaborate plans are being made by St. Joseph's church, of Santa Ana, for the reception of Bishop McGovern, of Cheyenne, Wyo, who is due to arrive Saturday afternoon. The prelate comes to Santa Ana to officiate at the confirmation exercises to be held at that time. DINNER PARTY FOR HUSBAND ON NOTABLE DAY SOC—DINNER PARTY C has THE secret is out! It was released by his wife. The General Herbert Oelke must be an fishman, for he was born on St. Patrick's day 27 years ago. The accounts for his jovial nature and happy disposition, which has always been marked by his friends. And to emphasize the fact Mrs. Oelke gave a very nice dinner party for him last evening at their house here from 7:00 to 9:00. THAT sentinel for youth—their innings, Charles W. Gill, Mrs. Jolla Bock with Rev. Leong. The ceremony m. as the order front steps of the Anaheim occupied by the company. For Gould carried for the constrining and relishing company until He then went where he was but has now re-ing in which interest, as rhe chemical c. The ceremony by close friend and Mrs. W. Geles, and Jamie the groom. Journey will permit of their help, where M take up the duty he has become. Happily C Mrs. Ida J. "peppy," was a student's meeting yesterly time since her broken bones Her presence general rejoiced quiet of carnation by the corps. The presider Mrs. Gladys M members the Slapson, Starkey, were Enjoyable stunts were put on by sides designated as green and white, each counting so many points. The Rocky Road to Dublin was delineated by some of the most dignified of the pedagogues who boarded the kiddie cars provided and rode with to more or less victorious glory. "Changing the attire" was a bizarre stunt over which the participants took off then put on their coats, ties and collars in record time. Filling the roodater was a contest by the ladies. The Irish buggy race, in which Irish spuds were taken joy rides in toy wheelbarrows was also a persecution producing stunt. Writing auto limiterks brought crowns of glory to E. H. Metcalf, Miss Pierce and others. A base ball game conducted with a score board and dollars concluded the stunt program and brought victory to the white side, captained by Mr. Carl Harpster, of Intermediate school, with Miss Betty Kenshaw of Lincoln school, captaining the greens, a close second. Dellecious luncheon put everyone singing with Miss Mutchler at the piano. The hostesses of the evening were the Meadames Floyd Curtis, Lulu Garison, Bernice Schacht, Joan Burgert, the Miners Mary Smith, Pamela Palm, Vida Hohlfelter, Myra Wendt, Anna Clark, Lorena Dumke, Marion Mutchler and Jon Robertson. The motif was prettily featured in the refreshments, lice cakes and candy being fashioned after the shamrock. The prize for the stunts was sign appropriate, being a box of green and white mints. 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school ended through hep帕斯onsona Ellera OlbaAnnes Johnbnnand Mrs CountrinPresid'e Holding therelative party of chlst St.Colling, Sunday school ended with a brief one hour in hewMr.W.C.Ironbutton Mrs. Dinnah is a cousin to Harold Little of Anakina, and a schoolmate of Mrs. Ralph Kemp. D. A. R. Meeting The recently Brensted W. A. P. chapter will meet Friday at 7:20 p.m. at the home of Mrs. A. C. H. Bodal. All members are asked to keep this date in mind. VORRA LINDA The public service given by the Social Committee of the Yorba Linda Woman's Club on Saturday afternoon was attended by a large number of out-of-town guests. The afternoon was ideal for the affair and tea was served at booths, following an enjoyable program, which included the following numbers: Song and dance, Suzanne Kellogg; vocal solos, Mrs. S. Tutton, Mrs. Lynn Abber, Miss Julia Albertson and Miss Vinson of Birch, Miss Virginia Shaw, of Follerton, who is to be heard over the radio on Thursday evening, contributed two piano numbers. Mrs. Gary Seamans spoke interestingly of the vogue of broadcasting and told why it was instructive for pupils. Tea was served at pretty decorated tables, and Hostesses were different committees of the club. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eichler spent Sunday at the beach with relatives. A deal was completed Monday for the sale of 6½ acres of lemonh and berries on Palm-st., owned by C. H. Van Sickle to C. W. Morsis and J. E. Lewis. Miss Marsha Vernon, who has been ill with the flu is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Holland have moved into their new home east of the tract. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnsbh spent the weekend near Arrowhead Lake. The cooled food sale held by the Woman's Club on Saturday netted a neat sum for the treasury. There were not enough donations of food resolved to supply the demand so another sale will be held soon. Pulverion stantons meeting on Sunday was featured by short telling in celebration of St. Patricks Day. Mrs. Ralph Kolner and consultant Todd Baptist were present. James M. Smith son of S. W. Smith, president of Standard Bank of Orange co., who has been employed with city of Santa Ana has applied to accept management of coffee finance and Thrift Co. for No. Orange co., supplying Railroad and Retail because of Al health. A G. Morgan has associated with same corporation. Fullerton H. S. Jind baseball team plays Whittier College this afternoon and Huntington Beach Friday. The second team plays Garden Grove tomorrow. Pottery and jewelry departments of night school at Fullerton H. S. held studio tea last night celebrating closing. Exhibits were viewed, Glasgow were made no principally of receptions. Mrs. George Amery left today over Santa Fe, Los Angeles. Leaving over Santa Fe, Miss Bernice Bernhardt, Springfield, Ill.; Mrs. F. R. Reither, Elida, N.Mex; Mr. and Mrs. L. Colbert, Wauneta, Nob.; and Mr. and Mrs James Green, Centralia, Wash. The dust cloud hung while she breathed from her bedroom WED ON STEPS OF BUILDING GROOM ERECTED THAT sentiment is not reserved for youth alone was evinced in the marriage yesterday of Mr. Chakie W. Gold, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Julia Bowen, of Los Angeles with Rev. Leon L. Myers officiating. The ceremony occurred at 3 p.m. as the principal stood on the front steps of what was formerly the Anaheim Sugar factory, now occupied by the Crystal Chemical company. Fourteen years ago Mr. Gould carried the responsibility for the construction of this building and remained with the sugar company until it changed hands. He then went to Long Beach where he was employed for a time but has now returned to the building in which he has so deep an interest, as night watchman for the chemical empany. The ceremony was attended only by close friends of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Rose, of Los Angeles, and James Hurley, friend of the groom. A short honeymoon journey will precede the establishment of their new home in Anaheim, where Mr. Gould will again take up the duties at the building he has become to love. Happily Greet President Mrs. Ida J. Hughes, pale but "peppy," was again in the president's chair in regnant W. Rt C meeting yesterday, for the first time since her painful accident two months ago in which she received broken bones and other injuries. Her presence was marked general rejoicing and a huge bouquet of carnations was presented by the corps. The president of Orange corps, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, and three members, the Mesdames Daisy Slippon, Nieta Allen and Mattie Starkey, were guests, as well as Constance Telmadge a Learning to Love CONSTANCE TALMADGE - LEARNING TO LOVE HEART AND HOME PROBLEMS ELIZABETH THOMPSON A CHANGED HUSBAND Dear Mrs. Thompson, and my husband been married nine months of the time we got to go on not work. He makes all kinds of excuses to lay off work for three or four days and he lies to me. He wants to run off home whenever he feels like it whether we have money or not and he doesn't carr if I go or not. We are living with my mother and paying board and he owes her board. Before we married he was so refined and now he says anything and doesn't care how he looks. He tenses me until I could cry, and he is very rough. There are no children. I feel I have to decide in a month because my mother is going to get a divorce this full and I think a great deal of my mother My husband says he loves me, but I don't know. I love him too much and it would be hard for me to leave him, but if it is the best I want to. At first he gave me all the money and now he pays the board and he gives me $5 every two weeks. GOOD-Looking. Probably one of your difficulties is the fact that you live with your mother and have no home of your own. Now that your mother is getting a divorce, tell your husband that you want to go to housekeeping. The responsibility will be good for him and he may be very much happier in the home of his own. If he refuses, really the only thing for you to do is to leave him. A boy of 22 has a chance to improve if he is put on his mettle, but if he leans on you and does into have responsibility, he will remain weak and nervous. GIRLS CLASS MEETING Although the attendance at party of the class tutor Ms. S. Collins, in the Presbyterian Sunday school was somewhat lenient through illness or rehearsal the measure will not diminish when the girls gathered at the home of Miss Thelma Schlotte Monday evening. Decorations were in keeping with St. Patrick's day, and the table was particularly pretty. Guessing games were played for a time, Mrs. Collins being most unaware winner of the prize. Placards had questions which must be answered with something green, Paris green, Bowling Green etc. The menu carried so far a possible the color motif. A Cover were placed for the Misser Elizabeth Parsons, Mary Louise Parsons, Ellen Gibber Virginia Acton Annes Johanns Theun Schlotte and Mrs. Couns and Mrs. Schlotte. PRESIDE First Time Holding the first meeting under the New Office Order of the Amherst hold and interesting session last followed with a brief one. Mrs. Couns was poised prime heard for the officers. As a admonition to attend the Second Collision that business meeting was held down to a brief one, Mrs. Couns was poised prime heard for the officers. B SHARP BOYS ELEC B Sharp Boys ELCet Charter club hold and president Kraemer Bldg. 222 E. Center St, Anaheim Learn Marcelling In private lessons Chicago School of Beauty No. 3 PHONE 1184-J Room 214, Kraemer Bldg. 222 E. Center St, Anaheim Holding the first meeting under the Office Order of the Amendments, held interesting session last followed with a Bid for city Navy prize board for the business meeting was held down to a brief one. Mrs. W. C. Brown the late mayor of Missionary Society Meet The Missionary Presbyterian church and morrow at 2:30 with the Rev. Nubert. 869 South Los Angeles Reports from the annual brooklet trial and other winter meetings that will come before the council and it is urged that every member be present. MARCELLING AND SHAMPOOING N. Jefferson St., Anaheim PHONE 1054 Chaffees No. 1 BANANAS, per lb... 10c 24 oz. Loaf Chaffee's Bread... 10c WHITE OR DARK Bishop's English Sweet Tea Biscuits; lb 35c Pacific Snowflake Crackers, per lb... 20c A Good Line of Heise's Cakes, fresh daily Chicago School of Beauty No. 3 PHONE 1184-7 Room 214, Kraemer Bldg. 222 E. Center St., Anaheim OREGON IR From 40 In famous Rogue River Valley six miles of Grant's Pass, modern city of 6,000 people acres, 25 per cent cash balances at 7 per cent interest, kinds of garden produce greens, hogs, dairy and chicken bush advantages of civilization, four to five miles of Grant's the city schools, and child highways by school buses homes in the evening. Boat fine, healthful climate and be desired? Now is the time your selection before the book information and printed matter W. Santa Fe Street. H. H. Howe FULLER NATAL DAY WITH PARTY IN PARK ANAHEIM City park was the scene of a most delightful birthday luncheon party yesterday afternoon. The direct cause of this gathering was Mrs. Rose Gowdy, of North Palm-set, who began her career on St. Patrick's day in the latter part of the last century, and feels very "choice" of the day, hence these annual merry makings. All reported a good time. The color scheme—green and white—was everywhere in evidence. Many beautiful gifts, as well as big baskets of spring flowers and birthday cake spoke eloquently of Erin's refreshing hues. After luncheon, to which all did ample justice, the remainder of the afternoon was spent in various annuements, including foot races, storytelling and viewing interesting family histories—illustrated. In the foot races the honored guest exhibited special stunts and proved her skill has not suffered any slowing up since she was 16. Altogether, it was a very satisfactory afternoon, which all hope to repeat on March 17, 1925. Following is the guest list at the happy party: the Mesdames Ella Gibson, Maria Arias, Opal Rimpan, Jessie Woods, Elyn Hurley, E. A. Deverell, H. L. Ziegencuss, Parl Bidwell, Rose Gowdy—and the miniatures, Marlin, Donald, and Robert Rimpan, Thelma Woods, and Morris Bidwell, Jr. Miss Phoebe J. Fairgrave, of St. Paul, holds the woman's parachute jumping record of 11,500 feet. She will attempt to break this record in the near future. Local Girl Visits Club Miss Jean Khilling was a guest of the Orange Business and Professional Women's club at the evening meeting Monday, when the special entertainment stunt night was observed. The club of that city is planning to enjoy a chicken dinner in Garden Grove next Monday night, making the trip by trolly via Santa Ana. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. Side Oven Buck's Gas Range $32.50 Special line of Beautiful Floor Lamps A nice line of Refrigerators and Ice Boxes—Get yours now Library Tables, Dining Sets, Extra Chairs Rockers, Windsor Sets GOODS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED People's Furniture Facts About MOLA WASHER Does All the Work Does not require OILING. Full 1-4 H.P. motor will carry 50 per cent overload. NO SLUGGISH WRINGER. FURNISHED IN COPPER. NOT INJURED BY ANY WATER SOFTENER OR WASHING POWDER WASHER WILSON "The Home of Service" Phone 926 for Demonstration 227 E. Center St. Anaheim WASHER WILSON "The Home of Service" Phone 926 for Demonstration 227 E. Center St. Anaheim OREGON IRRIGATED LANDS from 40 to $100 an Acre Rogue River Valley in Southern Oregon within one to of Grant's Pass, County Seat of Josephine County, a city of 6,000 people. For sale at $40.00 to $100.00 per per cent cash, balance payable in ten equal annual payment per cent interest. Clover, alfalfa, fruit, berries and all garden produce grows to perfection. Ideal country for dairy and chicken business. You will give up none of the lesses of civilization, schools and churches; schools within two miles of Grant's Pass have all been consolidated with schools, and children are picked up along the various by school buses in the morning, and returned to their the evening. Boating, fishing, hunting, grand scenery, thoughtful climate and a prosperous home; what else could be? Now is the time to go and see this land and make action before the best locations are taken. For further information and printed matter call on Chicago Land Co., at 105 Fo Street. H. H. Howsley, Agent FULLERTON, CALIF.