oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-13

Society: Clubs : Lodges : Churches ENTERTAIN SO. DAK. CLUB. At their unique little bungalow on No. West-st, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Prescott most hospitably entertained the members of the South Dakota club, last Wednesday evening. Four tables of whist were played. The tables and rooms were beautifully decorated in the spirit of the times, with glittering tinsel and large wreaths of holly. On referring to past records of the club it was found that Mr. R. R. Pember had won the highest number of games with a score of 30 counts and following a close second with Ms. C. E. McCulloch with a score of 25 counts. Amid tears and deep regrets the club was forced to present Mr. E. J. Pember with the consolation. But cheer up, Ed. Mr. Harding is elected now, and we are held out the promise of bright things in the future. A dainty two-course lunch was served at midnight. The guests departing pronounced Mr. and Mrs. Prescott royal entertainers. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pember, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aread Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pember, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCulloch, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Pember, Miss Blanch Hixson. DR. G. A. NETH Chiropractic & Electric Treatments —Phone 80— 120 W. Center St., Anaheim DR. W. M. McMULLEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 502 North Spadra Cor. Chapman Fullerton —Glasses Fitted— Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 540 Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Pember, Charles Walker and the host and hostess, SOLILOQUY Mighty is the whist player, he riseth early from the dinner table, he stormeth thru the house, he hunteth for his pack, he searcheth for is table; great are his preparations. He repaireth himself early to the house of his enemy. He girdeth up his loins, he buckleth on the whole armor of luck, he fighteth a fit fight. If he looseth loud are his lamentations, he complaineth much of the actions of others. When he wineth, his exclamations of mirth resound throutthe whole tabernacle, he maketh a great noise. He partaketh of the good things to eat, and when we addeth the scores at the termination of the evening, Lo! the truth is not in him. P.E.O.MEETS WITH MRS.BROWN The regular meeting of B.P chapter P.E.O.was held at the home of Mrs.William Brown,N.Claudina-st.Wednesday afternoon,with a large attendance of members and several guests. Miss Bella Walker read a very interesting paper on the works of William Dean Howells. There were two new members taken in,Miss Mabel Wright,from a Los Angeles chapter,by demit,and Mrs.W.W.Manter by initiation.At the close of the afternoon,the hostess served refreshments. The next meeting will be held on Jan. 26 at the country home of Mrs.Waynick. "MERRY FEW" CLUB MEETS The "Merry Few,"an afternoon social club,was charmingly entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.E.J.Pember,with Miss Blanche Hexcon and Mrs.Gus Prescott as the hostesses. The afternoon was pleasantly passed with needlework and chat,and late in the afternoon a dainty lunch-con was served. Those present were Mesdames Fla- DR. W. M. McMULLEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 502 North Spadra Cor. Chapman Fullerton —Glasses Fitted— Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569 Elk Park Anaheim's Biggest and Best Proposition Do You Know? —That a child con operate a Chrystal Electric Washer and Wringer with ease. —That the Crystal has a 9-sheet capacity cylinder. —That it will wash anything from the most delicate blouses to oily overalls. ATTENTION OIL WORKERS! —Bring in those oily overalls; let us prove to you that the Crystal will do the work. Holland Electric 119 N. Los Angeles St. We Take Liberty Rounds at Par on Merchandise The next meeting will be held on Jan. 26 at the country home of Mrs. Waynick. "MERRY FEW" CLUB MEETS The "Merry Few," an afternoon social club, was charmingly entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. J. Pember, with Miss Blanche Hicxon and Mrs. Gus Prescott as the hostesses. The afternoon was pleasantly passed with needlework and chat, and late in the afternoon a dainty lunchcon was served. Those present were Mesdames Flavel Smith, Norbert Anderson, R. E. Campbell, E. J. Pember, Gus Prescott, Misses Blanche Hicxon, Valle, Edythe and Esther Pember. MUSIC SECTION MEETS MONDAY The regular meeting of the Music Section of the Ebell society will be held in the club rooms, Masonic Temple, Monday afternoon, Jan. 17, at 2:30. The opera Adia will be the topic for the afternoon program, with record selections on the Brunswick phonograph. Current musical events will be given by members of the section. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS The Missionary Society of the Christian church held a business meeting in the Sunday school room this afternoon. There was several matters of important business brot up before the meeting." The attendance was good, and a very profitable afternoon spent. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included L. A. Clummeth, Los Angeles; L. P. Lester, Los Angeles; J. R. Gilbert, Pasadena; W. A. Gorby, Detroit; Mrs. C. Edwards, Pasadena; W. A. Cannon, Los Angeles; Clarence E. Locke, Los Angeles; L. E. Phillips, Los Angeles. MARRIAGE LICENSES Guy Hugo Scholten, 25, Los Angeles, and Augusta Anna Lensing, 23, Anaheim. Charles Winfield Scott, 25, Anaheim, and Loretta Koffman, 23, Phoenix, Ariz. MONTHLY C.E.MEETING The regular monthly business meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will be held in the church parlors this evening at 7:30. All members are urged to be present. Theatres Olive Thomas will be seen at the New Grand theatre tonight in "Everybody's Sweetheart." She was counted the most beautiful girl on the screen and had long been known as "Everybody's Sweetheart," so it was decided to give her last Selznick this title. It is the story of a girl who could smile thru all the ups and downs of life. Bring in those only overalls; let us prove to you that the Crystal will do the work. Holland Electric 119 N. Los Angeles St. We Take Liberty Bonds at Par on Merchandise We Buy Liberty Bonds Market Value for Cash Electric Lamps 331-3% Discount Boudoir Lamps—$5.95 up Anaheim Music and Novelty Company Phone 70— H. J. EFKER We Tako Liberty Bonds at Par on Merchandise We Buy Liberty Bonds Market Value for Cash Theatres Olive Thomas will be seen at the New Grand theatre tonight in "Everybody's Sweetheart." She was counted the most beautiful girl on the screen and had long been known as "Everybody's Sweetheart," so it was decided to give her last Selznick this title. It is the story of a girl who could smile thru all the ups and downs of life. Tomorrow night Louise Lovely will be seen in The Little Grey Mouse." The feature of the program at the New Fairyland theatre again tonight will be Douglas Fairbanks in "The Mark of Zorro," from the All-Story Weekly novel, "The Curse of Capitrano," a story of the California missions. Tomorrow night there will be vaudeville and Vivian Martin in "The Song of the Soul. WATER SHUT-OFF AT OLIVE WELL FAILS The Olive Petroleum Co. has completed the drilling test thru the cement-off at 3070 feet but was unable to shut off the water. Permission has been secured from the state bureau to change over to a six-inch casing and drilling will be resumed the first of next week. It is hoped that by changing over and going deeper the water shut-off will be completed. Prospects for a well appear as encouraging as they have at any time. STUDENT BODY LEADERS MEET The sixth annual convention of the Student Body presidents of California high schools will be held in Santa Ana Jan. 28 and 29. Former conventions have been held in San Jose, where, in 1917, the first convention was established by John J. Lynch, president of the San Jose high school; in Bakersfield and Fresno, and, last year, in Stockton-Santa Ana high school students are enthusiastic over the coming affair, and plans are being made and furthered each day for the entertainment of the visitors. Between 200 and 300 representatives are expected. Remember how you cheered on Armistice Day? Paying your income tax is evidence of real patriotism. City Briefs Mrs. W. A. Reberts was a visitor in Los Angeles today. Lars Lund was a business visitor in Los Angeles Wednesday. J. F. Findlay was a business visitor in Santa Monica Tuesday. Mrs. Haile Thompson visited with friends in Long Beach Tuesday. Mrs. William Duncan, of Garden Grove, was an Anaheim shopper today. Mrs. A. B. Gilbert, of Los Angeles, was a visitor in Anaheim today. Mrs. Raymond Spalding, of Los Angeles, is a visitor in Anaheim today. T. F. Simmons, of Los Angeles, was in Anaheim today on a business mission. Mrs. Mary Gillis, of Westminster, is a surgical patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. E. Watkins, of Santa Ana, is the guest today of her sister, Mrs. C. Anderson. Rev. F. H. Roeschler went to San Diego today to conduct a quarterly conference. Miss Sarn Jones, who has been visiting an aunt in Riverside, has returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Jones, of Los Angeles, are guests at the home of Mrs. B. F. Jones. Mrs. E. Griffith, of Huntington Beach, was the guest of Anaheim friends Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Reilchert, of Corona, will be the week-end guests of Anaheim relatives. Miss Florence Linebarger, of Fullerton, is a surgical patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. Ida DeVinney and Mrs. M. Schumacher have returned from a visit in Los Angeles. Gordon Bell, of Glendale, had his tonsils removed at the Johnston-Wickett clinic yesterday. Mrs. Alice Garner was a visitor in Los Angeles Wednesday combining business and pleasure. Mrs. David Grewee, of Olinda, is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. F. Zeppenfeld. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hall, of Los Angeles, formerly of St. Louis, Mo., visited King yesterday. Clyde Patton, of San Diego, is a guest at the home of his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Markle, of Citron-st. C. B. Chamberlain, of Glendora, underwent a tonsil operation at the Johnston-Wickett clinic Wednesday. Mrs. F. B. Kern, of E. Alberta-st, will be hostess tomorrow afternoon to the members of the Golden West club. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kennedy, of Eureka, Kansas, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Magathan, 416 N. Olive-st. Mrs. C. S. O'Toole and daughter, Lavenia, were the guests of Los Angeles friends during the early part of the week. Armine Lensigg, of Los Angeles, was a visitor in Anaheim Wednesday, coming down for the wedding of his sister. Miss Lenn Friend, formerly of Anaheim, but now residing in Los Angeles, is the guest of friends for a few days. Mrs. Robert E. Campbell will be the hostess this evening to the members of the Chat 'N Ceau club at her home, 610 Zeyn-st. Miss Rose Horwitz, sister of Miss Hannah Horwitz, is very ill at the home of her sister, Mrs. Joe Glits, of Fullerton. Mrs. G. Wilkinson and small son, of Fresno, will arrive in a few days to visit at the home of Mrs. Wilkinson's parents. Mr. Clyde C. Patton, who is moving from San Diego, was a guest Tuesday Were Tearing Do —And will continue to tear at prices as long as the uncertainty of the market condition exists in —And will continue to tear at prices as long as the uncertainty of the market condition exists in your mind, and when you are satisfied that prices have touched bottom you'll find us still under-selling. THE PRICE SLASHER SAYS: —I never sleep on my job and am ever alert with by mighty pencil, and the leave in my path will continue the fame of Sebastian Bros. from the point Value. —The Advertised Blankets are the results of a "Special Purchase" made bred and our cash bought these Blankets at a Fraction of Their Real Worth —52x72 Single Cotton Blanket, — a dark brown heavy coarse porch blanket; striped borders. A good number to have for hard use.....97c —64x76 Double Cotton Blanket—a standard cotton blanket in colors of white, grey and tan with neat borders. Made by Nashua Mfg. Co. .....$2.10 —68x80 Double Cotton Blanket—same as the above quality; very desirable size in colors of white, tan and grey with neat borders: Nashua Mfg. Co. product $2.59 —52x72 Single Cotton Blanket, — a dark brown heavy coarse porch blanket; striped borders. A good number to have for hard use ... 97c —64x76 Double Cotton Blanket—a standard cotton blanket in colors of white, grey and tan with neat borders. Made by Nashua Mfg. Co. ... $2.10 —68x80 Double Cotton Blanket—same as the above quality; very desirable size in colors of white, tan and grey with neat borders. Nashua Mfg. Co. product ... $2.59 —64x76 Nashua Woolnaps, one of America's best double blankets; washes well, is durable and moth proof. Fall opening price was $7.50. Sale Price ... $3.45 —66x80 Nashua Woolnap, the standard double blanket size in colors of white, tan, grey and many beautiful plaids. Was $8.00. Sale Price ... $4.69 Boys' Heavy Denim Overalls— Fast Indigo Dyed. In Sizes from 6 to 16 years $1.69 Sebastian E. QUALITY— Dry Goods-Notions-Me 119 W. CENTRE The Economy Cent Children's Black Ribbed —Don't let the low price mislead you this hose special. Seeing is believing able. Colors black and brown. All sizes WEDNESDAY. OF E. ALBERTA-st. row afternoon to Golden West club. SEENLY OF EUREis at the home of man, 416 N. Oliveand daughter, Las of Los Angeles early part of the Los Angeles, was Wednesday, comdding of his shiformerly of Anang in Los Angefriends for a few upbell will be the to the members club at her home, sister of Miss every ill at the Mrs. Joe Glita, of and small son, of a few days to Mrs. Wilkinson's who is moving a guest Tuesday evening at the home of his aunt, Mrs. A. B. Markle. Mrs. Geo. Perry and small son, Geo. Jr., of Pomona, is a guest at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clabaugh, S. Olive-st. Mr. and Mrs. E. Campbell Tuesday evening motored to Artesia, where they attended the birthday anniversary of Mr. Campbell's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Best, of LongBeach, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Collins for the past two days. They will return to their home today. Mrs. B. F. Jones is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bolles, of Detroit, Mich. retired steel and iron manufacturer, who are touring California. Lee Elcholtz will return from San Diego tomorrow, where with his wife he has been spending several days. Mrs. Eicholtz will remain a few days longer. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lensing have returned to their home in San Diego after visiting Mr. Lensing's parents and attending the wedding of their sister, Miss Augusta Lensing. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Christiefel, of W. Orangathorpe-ave, announces the birth of an eight pound girl, which arrived at the Anaheim hospital last evening. Mrs. Christiefel was formerly Miss Haiel Waidler. Jud Vance, prominent mill orand feed man of Mansfield, Ohio, a guest today of his cousin A. Beard. This is the first visit of Mr. Vance to California, and he is so enamored with things here that he is convinced he and his wife will "wind up their days here." INDETERMINATE PLAN OR SENTENCING BAD. The "indeterminate sentence" in criminal courts here in California is being criticized quite sharply and quite generally. It is said in its disfavor that it encourages ratlter than discourages, crime. There is this feature about the indeterminate sentence that is objectionable—it gives the desperate criminal a gambler's chance to hope for lightening of his punishment. This no doubt is the day many a hardened criminal reasons with himself: "I will go ahead and commit this crime. If I am caught in it, tried and convicted, I probably will be given an indeterminate sentence. Hence I will have a chance, after serving a few years, to get a pardon or a parole. It looks so dead easy to me that I am willing to go on with my criminality and take a chance of escaping a long prison term." HER SAYS: ty pencil, and the bargains I os. from the point of Old Time The PRICE SLASHER purchase" made by us. We found a wholesaler overload Their Real Worth! —California Wool Plaid Blanket; very large (66x90) in a heavy double wool plaid blanket. Now selling $9.50 as low as ... —Double Wool Blanket, 66x80, made as a government blanket, dark grey of heavy wool, a most desirable blanket for size, durability and warmth .... $7.95 Beautiful Dress Aprons —In pretty plaids of the best ginghams and high grade percale. —Every apron is attractively trimmed and well made and worthy of a special visit to this store. Better than a 50 per cent saving. FORMER PRICE $3.50 NOW $1.69 Bungalow Every apron is attractively trimmed and well made and worthy of a special visit to this store. Better than a 50 per cent saving. Bungalow Aprons We are offering Aprons, the old value exceeded $2.50, in the most attractive styles and materials, superior workmanship and a special you can't afford to miss $97c 2 Specials in Men's Unions Remarkable Values Men's wool ribbed union suits; samples and prices extremely low. The "Stanfords" distinctive union; value $5.00 Special ..... $2.19 Men's ribbed union suits including full run of sizes in the famous "Hanes" line and samples of other good makes that sold at $2.75. Special ..... $1.69