anaheim-gazette 1931-07-16

House Warming at New Spanish Home Friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Danly surprised them last Saturday evening by going unexpectedly to their new Spanish home on North Brookhurst road, bearing many appropriate gifts and a generous supply of refreshments. Card games were played during the evening, when Mr. and Mrs. Danly carried off the prizes, and an original poem appropriate to the occasion was read by Mrs. Montrose McCann of Balboa. WHY PAY MORE? If you have "JUST SO MUCH" to spend the Cut Rate Dry Goods Store's method of assembling your ensemble will be decidedly to your liking. Look below and compare! Silk Frocks $475 Flat Cropes, Shantung Chiffons, for street or evenings ..... Dont overlook your Hemstitching Special on every Tuesday ... Per Yd. Hosiery late spring and early fall shades, dull sheer full-fashioned, pico top ... $100 CUT RATE Dry Goods Store 112 E. Center St. Anaheim Social : and : Pen Business Women to Give Two Picnics Amelia Johnston, a Los Angeles attorney, was the speaker at the dinner of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club at the Elks clubhouse last Thursday evening, when she spoke on the need of educated and cultured women in political office. She represented the State Federation of Women's clubs at the last session of the California legislature, and she spoke on the work of the legislature, and the lack of it, in enacting laws affecting women. Mrs. Kate E. McCullah was elected chairman of the club's nominating committee, which will report at the meeting on the last Thursday of August. Ada Gandy and Inez Yeats are also on this committee. Club members were invited to attend a reciprocity dinner to be given by the Laguna Beach club on August 18. The local club will give pot-luck dinners at the city park on the evenings of July 23 and August 13 for the benefit of the club's endowment fund. Dorothy Yungbluth is chairman of the committee arranging for these picnics. "Exiles" in Anaheim Picnic in City Park More than 100 former residents of Floyd county, Texas, now "exiles" in California, revived memories of the homeland at a picnic in the City park. Sunday. There were former Texans from all over Southern California and the occasion was so successful that annual outings will be held in the future. Seventeen former residents, of Coulterville, Illinois, met at a dinner given in the City park one day last week. The occasion marked a farewell to Mrs. Franz Darwin Miss Mae Miss Margaret Co daughter of Mr. and Cook, of Ottumwa bride of Franz Da County School of Day afternoon. The St. Stephen's Episcopal wood, the Rev. P. A. The bridesmaid v of Holloywood, sist Valdimir Lenski w The newly-weds North Rodney drive PHOTOGRAPHY The Photography Southern California Mary Betzold, of A met at Long Beach which included a photobit of pictures Betzold. The group meeting on July 2 CONCERT A Madam Estelle linist, accompanied a juvenile pianist, concert at the City The violinist will and several classics her ten-year-old son Mr. and Mrs. W. Harold Dickenson visit of several wee Houston, Texas. A given as a farewell park. A farewell dinner City park, Friday, lan who left Sunda Missouri. Miss Helen Diller Hosiery late spring and early fall shades, dull sheer full-fashioned, pico top CUT RATE Dry Goods Store 112 E. Center St., Anaheim Going East? $40 to Chicago St. Louis . . $3650 Kansas City . $3250 Denver . . $2500 and many more One-Way Coach and Chair Car Fares on Sale Until October 31st Same Fares Westbound FRED HARVEY MEALS will save you money Round Trip Santa Fe Summer Excursion Tickets to all the East on sale daily until October 15th—Good to return October 31st. Santa Fe Ticket Office and Travel Bureau C. A. WALKER, Agent at Anaheim Phone 8107 Picnic in City Park More than 100 former residents of Floyd county, Texas, now "exiles" in California, revived memories of the homeland at a picnic in the City park. Sunday. There were former Texans from all over Southern California and the occasion was so successful that annual outings will be held in the future. Seventeen former residents, of Coulterville, Illinois, met at a dinner given in the City park one day last week. The occasion marked a farewell to Mrs. J. L. Bonnat and Mrs. Alice Bouas, both of whom left yesterday for a visit to their old homes. Mr. and Mrs. Lake Motor to Yosemite Mr. and Mrs. P. O Lake returned a week ago from a motor tour to Yosemite. "While the water is a little low in some of the streams now, there still is sufficient to make the falls most interesting. I never before had seen scenery to equal Yosemite. Mrs. Lake and I particularly enjoyed our 11-mile trip via Vernal and Nevada falls to Glacier Point, our view from the area of the over-hanging rock, and return late in the evening over the four-mile trail to the floor of the valley," Mr. Lake said. JUEVES CLUB PICNICS The Jueves Club is planning two beach parties for the summer, one to be held on August 11 and the other in September, when picnic lunch will be served. The club held its last meeting for the season at the home of Mrs. C. P. Tompkins, Thursday afternoon, when there were three tables of bridge players, luncheon being served at 1 o'clock. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Reginald Taylor and Mrs. Blaine Hunton. DAN CUPID'S BUSY DAY Dan Cupid did some straight shooting with his matrimonial darts in celebration of the Fourth, when the largest single day's business in licenses was transacted at the marriage bureau in County Clerk Backs' office. Thirty-five couples obtained license on July 3 and on the same day 18 couples obtained license on July 3 and on the same day 18 couples filed notices of intention to marry. SAKIRA-O-HARA CLASS PICNIC The Sakira-O-Hara class of the First Presbyterian church gave a picnic and swimming party at the City park. Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. Harold Dickenson visit of several weeks Houston, Texas. A given as a farewell park. A farewell dinner City park, Friday, Ian who left Sunda Missouri. Miss Helen Diller with friends in Pa Mr. and Mrs. A. to their home in five months with Iowa, Texas and W Mrs. Hulda Erzin dino, is the guest of Cross. Mrs. George Griff Wichita, Kansas, for several weeks. Build beauty from granate Selected M Born to Mr. and Steichen, a son. Miss Laura Dean Texas, where she weeks with relative Dr. and Mrs. H. ters, Viola, have retrip to Yosemite, Sake lake and Portland a Ian McKenzie, of has been the guest Cathle Bell. He is California and his Vancouver. Miss Helen Jeffery girls' school at Cow of her parents, Mr Jefferay, for the su Mr. and Mrs. J Mirror, Alberta, guests of Mr, and M Mr. and Mrs. W returned from a Nebraska, Iowa, Oregon. Mrs. T. L. Cobb Miami Arizona, ha to spend several w Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick Dodge. Miss Emma Skinner is a guest of the fa Mrs. George Murray son has returned to meda after spending her parents, Mr Cut Rate Prices — on — FURNITURE During the Month of July Take advantage now of these exceptionally low prices to supply your future needs. Buy when you can buy the cheapest. J. L. GATES FURNITURE STORE 259 E. Center St. Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE and : Personal Franz Darvas Weds Miss Margaret Cook Miss Margaret Cook, of Fullerton, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Cook, of Ottumwa, Iowa, became the bride of Franz Darvas, of the Orange County School of Fine Arts, last Saturday afternoon. The ceremony was in St. Stephen's Episcopal church, Hollywood, the Rev. P. A. Esley officiating. The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Cook, of Holloywood, sister of the bride, and Valdimir Lenski was best man. The newly-wed will live at 1861 North Rodney drive, Hollywood. PHOTOGRAPHERS MEETING The Photographers' Association of Southern California, of which Mrs. Mary Beltszold, of Anheim, is president met at Long Beach last Friday evening, which included a picnic dinner. An exhibit of pictures was made by Mrs. Bettszold. The group will hold its next meeting on July 24. CONCERT AT CITY PARK Madam Estelle Gray-Lhevinne, violinist, accompanied by "Laddie" Gray, a juvenile pianist, will give the free concert at the City park this evening. The violinist will play several groups and several classics will be given by her ten-year-old son. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dickenson left Tuesday for a visit of several weeks with relatives at Houston, Texas. A family dinner was given as a farewell, Sunday, at the City park. A farewell dinner was given at the City park, Friday, for Mrs. Lee McCelan, who left Sunday for a visit in Missouri. Won Trip to Paris Viola Mach, 15, Tabor, S Dak., is shown wearing the handsome tailored dress she designed in the 4-H dress-making contest. She is now on three weeks' trip to Europe. Champions from thirty-three states competed. Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wilmson, a daughter named Gloria, at the Fullerton hospital. S. E. Adams, manager of Pickwick hotel, has returned from a business trip to Phoenix, Arizona. Miss Margaret L. Goslee, a delegate to the National Educational Association convention in Los Angeles from Evansville, Indiana, is now visiting her brother George P. Goslee. A family dinner padty will be given this evening, preceding the entertainment in City Park. Members of the society from Anheim, Fullerton. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT At Eucalyptus Water Company, location principal place of business. Garden Grove and other points will attend. SAVE THOSE TONSILLS. Booklet free. Dr. Badgley, specialist. Ph. 4301. Petty Takes Look At Shoe Stores After an absence of about six weeks, during which time he enjoyed a vacation and "took in" the modern merchandising policies of shoe stores throughout Southern California, W. F. Petty this week was back handling managerial reins at the Western Shoe Store at 232 West Center street. "Merchandising keeps one busy all the time," he said. "Every new phase must be studied, and every new requirement of the customer analyzed so that more satisfaction can be given. During the month that I looked over shoe stores, I picked up a great deal of new information, and have tried my best to inaugurate the newest methods at the local store." NEW DRESS SHOP OPENS Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Powell, who formerly operated a dress shop in Los Angeles, this week opened the Betty Jo Dress Shop at 221 West Center street, where a line of house dresses was immediately put on display. Mr. and Mrs. Powell last week moved to 415 North Philadelphia street. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dickenson left Tuesday for a visit of several weeks with relatives at Houston, Texas. A family dinner was given as a farewell, Sunday, at the City park. A farewell dinner was given at the City park, Friday, for Mrs. Lee McCelan, who left Sunday for a visit in Missouri. Miss Helen Diller is spending a week with friends in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Powell returned to their home in Brea after a visit of five months with friends in St. Louis, Iowa, Texas and Wyoming. Mrs. Hulda Erzinger, of San Bernardino, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cross. Mrs. George Griffith has gone to Wichita, Kansas, where she will visit for several weeks. Build beauty from inside out. Pomegranate Selected Milk. Phone 401. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Steichen, a son. Miss Laura Dean has gone to Haskell, Texas, where she will spend several weeks with relatives. Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Vogt and daughters, Viola, have returned from a motor trip to Yosemite, San Francisco, Crater Lake and Portland and Seattle. Ian McKenzie, of Liverpool, England, has been the guest of his cousin, Miss Cathle Bell. He is seeing Southern California and his trip will extend to Vancouver. Miss Helen Jefferay, teacher in the girls' school at Covina, is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jefferay, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. James McClelland, of Mirror, Alberta, Canada, are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. William Ramm have returned from a two months trip to Nebraska, Iowa, Yellowstone Park and Oregon. Mrs. T. L. Cobb and children, of Miami Arizona, has come to Anaheim to spend several weeks with her sisters, Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. G. L. Dodge. Miss Emma Skinner, of Creston, Iowa, is a guest of the family of Leo J. Frils. Mrs. George Murray Bland and small son has returned to her home in Alameda after spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Margaret L. Goslee, a delegate to the National Educational Association convention in Los Angeles from Evansville, Indiana, is now visiting her brother George P. Goslee. A local family dinner padty will be given this evening, preceding the entertainment in City Park. Members of the family from Anaheim, Fullerton, NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT At Eucalyptus Water Company, location principal place of business, R.R No.3, Anaheim, California. Notice is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 13th day of July, 1931, Assessment No. 28 of Three Dollars ($3.00) per share was levied on the Capital Stock of the Corporation, payable at the office of the Company at Anaheim, Orange County, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 20th day of August, 1931, shall be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before will be sold on the 14th day of September, 1931, at 8 o'clock P.M. to pay delinquent assessment, together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. ANAHEIM EUCALYPTUS WATER COMPANY By M.E.BEEBE Secretary, 7-16-41 Mrs. T. L. Cobb and children, of Miami Arizona, has come to Anaheim to spend several weeks with her sisters. Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. G. L. Dodge. Miss Emma Skinner, of Creston, Iowa, is a guest of the family of Leo J. Frils. Mrs. George Murray Bland and small son has returned to her home in Alameda after spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Borchert. Mr. and Mrs. George Henry of Anaheim this week were camping at Big Basin on the first part of a two-weeks vacation. During the two weeks they plan to visit Monterey, San Francisco, and other districts in the central part of the state. Tune in KFI every Tuesday morning, 10:00 and hear National Lead Co., of Calif. (Bass-Hueter Paluts) "Home Beautiful" department program on "Color Harmony." Phone 2706 for details. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyle were "back in harness" again this week following a seven-day jaunt to Southern California beaches. Mr. Kyle is employed at the National Lead Company stores, while his home is at 604 South Dickel. Tom Spacenhower, who has been employed in Anaheim shoe stores for several years, this week was associated with the Economy Shoe Store on West Center street. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Eakin were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thouma and children of Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Danley had as week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rhodes of Alhambra, and they attended a dinner party at Balboa on Sunday. Mrs. Hugh Hackley, of Monroe, Louisiana, is spending the summer with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hackley. Mrs. D. Howard Dow, who is visiting her parents in Atlanta, Ga., and sisters in South Carolina, will return home in August. Eat It With a Smear GOOD as EXCELSIOR ICE CREAM has been, we have made it better still—more delicious, tastier, finer. Installing the New Vogt Instant Freezer this year was a revolutionary departure from old methods. Instead of slow, small batches now freeze almost instantly and continuously the banishment of all ice crystals, graining. Our old friends will testify to its increase this method, its fine texture, velvety smoothness. To take home, ask for it in the NEW EXCELSIOR CONVENIENCE OF SERVING. Excelsior Cream Santa Ana Anaheim, Calif., July 16, 1931 The Misses Rose and Betty Donnelly are with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Donnelly, for the summer, and will later go to Monterey for two weeks. Miss Laura Hancock left today for New York, accompanied by her mother Mrs. Mary Hancock and brothers Ray and Gene. In the party were Mrs. J. H. Royer and three sons of Fulcherton. They will visit in the East until late in August. California Artists At State Fair More than 200 California artists will have pictures in the fine arts gallery at the State Fair, September 5 to 12. Mrs. Anne Johnson superintendent of the gallery, and assured that acceptances to exhibitions to exhibit are being received that a greater number of artists will have pictures on display than ever before. A GREAT VALUE BECOMES GREATER SALE FLORSHEIM SHOES FLORSHEIM SHOES All Men's Styles now $785 and $885 KANGAROOS $9.85 F. A. YUNGBLUTH THE HOME OF HART SHAFFNER & MARX 145 W. Center Street ANAHEIM With a Smile ICE CREAM has always er still—more delicious, Instant Freezer in our plant last departure from old type freezers slow, small batch methods, we y and continuously, resulting in crystals, graininess or lumps. fy to its increased deliciousness with re, velvety smoothness and richer taste. in the NEW EXCELSIOR CARTON and note NG. Creamery Company Phone 237