oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-14

SURPRISE BIRTHDAY SHOWER Mrs. R. E. Campbell, of Zeyn-st, was hostess last evening to the members of the Chat 'N Seau Club. Aside from the evening of fancy work and music, one of the members, Miss Frances Schumacher, was honored with a surprise birthday shower. Miss Schumacher did not arrive until late in the evening, and while all were busy, chatting and sewing, Mr. Campbell entered the room with an armful of daintily wrapped packages and deposited them on the honored guest's lap. She was so overcome, for a minute, she could not speak, then recovering herself, she opened the packages, which were found to contain many very pretty gifts, which will be added to those already in the "Hope Chest" for an event, which Dame Rumor says, is not so very far distant. Late in the evening the hostess served chocolate and daltony individual cakes, while a little later a beautiful birthday cake, iceed in pink and white was brot in, and presented to Miss Schumacher, who cut it, and served it to the guests. The merry crowd dispersed at eleven o'clock declaring they had spent a most enjoyable evening. Those present were Misses Lillian Degryse, Ruth Boyd, Frances Schumacher, Florence Hammill, Viola Eliiott, Hazel Withee, Sylvia May Dumas, Mesdames Voss Herrington, J. Lloyd Moore, Norbert Anderson, H. K. Boyd and the hostess. GARAGE Our Duty —Is to repair and keep your car in first class mechanical condition. —YOUR DUTY is to bring your car to us when anything goes wrong. WE ARE CARBURETOR EXPERTS— Wm. R Stanley Bros. Geo. F. Phone 366 ANAHEIM 200 S. Los Angeles-st Carburetor Experts OPEN DAY AND NIGHT STORAGE GASOLINE—OILS—GREASES STORAGE Thermos Lunch Kits Messrs. Fred bell joined the ments. CLUB SPENDI Members of the includes a number enjoyed a pie. Beach yesterday tertained at the Callway. The all the 16 memtha Quarton of unable to attend en by Mrs. John member. The was made in tha ladies arrived ta take of an exco had been prepares Following the d hours were spent slon of the club ginia Calloway, tes, treated the candy during thie liver Schumacher ident of the club Mrs. Glaze, sec Quarton, of An prizes given con pieces of hand Anaheim ladies cial courtesy we Mrs. Wh. Sacket Mrs. R. McDonald ton and Mrs. W. MISS ELISE AUCTION A very pleasant dered Miss Elise e yesterday a few gathered at the p home of the Miss Angeles-st, taking illiously prepared con. After the exchanged, severed themselves pro luncheon, which he to be most attrer piece of doubl Following dinner the pretty new h he the remainder of spent in fancy w versation. Just coffee and cake w Those enjoying fair were Mesdam baby daughter, L Renner, A. A. M J. Wickett. M R Thermos Lunch Kits NOW $4.00 Instead of $5.00 HEYING'S PHARMACY "ON THE CORNER" It Pleases Us to Please You FREE EXHIBITION All Business and Professional Men and Women of Anaheim and Adjacent Cities and Towns Are Invited to View 'The Story of Petroleum' Told in Four Reels (4000 feet) of Motion Pictures Prepared by the United States Bureau of Mines, Washington, D.C. WILL BE SHOWN AT Grand Theatre ANAHEIM Told in Four Reels (4000 feet) of Motion Pictures Prepared by the United States Bureau of Mines, Washington, D. C. WILL BE SHOWN AT Grand Theatre ANAHEIM Friday, Jan 14th, After Regular Show The subject is covered thoroughly by experts of the Government Bureau from actual scenes and embraces Location and drilling of Oil Wells, Pipe Line Building and Operations, Refinery Operations, and Distribution and Ultimate Uses. It is prepared as an educational film easily understood by the layman. It was secured from the Bureau of Mines by the California Oil World of Los Angeles as a free exhibition to the public so they may be well informed about the greatest essential industry in the Nation today, and is being exhibited here. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Come, and tell all your business associates and friends to come Enjoy One Hour’s Educational Entertainment Free! This advertisement contributed by the BOLSA CHICA PETROLEUM CORPORATION OF CALIFORNIA Central Building Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Messrs. Fred Scott and R. E. Campbell joined the ladies for refreshments. CLUB SPENDS DAY AT BEACH Members of the E.Z club, which includes a number of Anaheim ladies, enjoyed a pleasant day at Long Beach yesterday when they were entertained at the home of Mrs. James Calloway. The guest list included all the 16 members except Mrs. Bertha Quarton of Fullerton who was unable to attend. Her place was taken by Mrs. John McCulla, a former member. The trip to Long Beach was made in three machines and the ladies arrived there in time to partake of an excellent dinner which had been prepared by the hostess. Following the dinner, the afternoon hours were spent in the usual diversion of the club, "500." Miss Virginia Calloway, daughter of the hostess, treated the ladies to home-made candy during the afternoon, Mrs. Oliver Schumacher, of Placentia, president of the club, winning first prize Mrs. Glaze, second and Mrs. R. O. Quarton, of Anaheim, third. The prizes given consisted of some pretty pieces of hand painted china. The Anaheim ladies who enjoyed the social courtesy were Mrs. John Cook; Mrs. Wh. Sackett; Mrs. Wm. Houts; Mrs. R. McDonald; Mrs. R. O. Quarton and Mrs. W. P. Chambers. MISS ELISE AUBERT SURPRISED A very pleasant surprise was tendered Miss Elise Aubert when at noon yesterday a few intimate friends gathered at the pretty new bungalow home of the Misses Aubert, on S Los Angeles-st, taking with them a deliciously prepared three-course lunchcon. After the greetings had been exchanged, several of the ladies busied themselves preparing the table for luncheon, which when ready proved to be most attractive with its center piece of double narcissus. Following dinner, an inspection of the pretty new home was made, and the remainder of the afternoon was spent in fancy work and social conversation. Just before departing, coffee and cake was served. Those enjoying this delightful affair were Mesdames Frank Gibbs, and baby daughter, Louise Hunger, O. H. Renner, A. A. Mills, F. K. Day, W. J. Wickett, M. Ren, William Wallen cards at which Mrs. Robinson was the winner of the first prize. Mrs. Bert Annin the second, and Mrs. L. Edwardson the consolation. At six clock the hostess served a deliciously decorated in bouquets of flowers. The ladies present were Mesdames Edwardson, Robinson, Joe Wagner, Annin, J. Lemke, Schumacher, Mrs. John Hetterbrink, Scheller, Hattie Hetterbrink, Chas. Stone, Annie Johnson, Miss Alma and the hostess. ALL-DAY MEETING AT TEMPLE The ladies societies of the Methodist White Temple met for their regular all-day meeting at the church Thursday, beginning with the Ladies' Aid in the morning. At noon, luncheon was served in the dining room, at which the husbands of the ladies joined them. In the afternoon, the Home and Foreign Missionary societies met. Following the business meeting there was taken up the study of the different books, one for the Home Missionary society on Americanization, and for the Foreign, a study of the translation of the Bible into the different foreign languages. The day was a most profitable one, about 40 ladies being present. SOCIAL CARD CLUB MEETS The Social Card Club met last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Steel, W. Center-st. Five hundred was enjoyed, with ladies' prize going to Mrs. Helntz, and the gentlemen's prize to Mr. L. P. Given. During the evening, Miss Vera Steel, daughter of the host and hostess, delighted the guests with a number of piano selections. Late in the evening the hostess served a light luncheon. The members present were Mr. and Mrs. H. Kampling, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bock, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Given, Mr. and Mrs. Helntz, and the host and hostess. ENTERTAIN 500 CLUB Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, of E. Center-st entertained last evening for members of the Thursday Evening Five Hundred club. Polnsettias and ferns were used for decoration in the rooms. Following a number of inners were chosen. Miss Keil, president; Miss Mattie Lou Robertson, vice president; Mrs Helen Pico, secretary; and Miss Marjorie Rains, reporter. The evening closed with a short social period, during which pop corn balls were served. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS A birthday party and dinner was held at the home of George M. Boege on So Rose-st, Wednesday evening as a celebration of Mr. Boege's and Mrs. William Nolan's birthdays. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Boege, host and hostess; Mrs. Nolan, guest of honor; Mr. and Mrs. Raines and family and Mr. Raines' niece from Canada.. A delightful supper was enjoyed, and the evening was spent After the greetings had been exchanged, several of the ladies busied themselves preparing the table for luncheon, which when ready proved to be most attractive with its center piece of double narcissus. Following dinner, an inspection of the pretty new home was made, and the remainder of the afternoon was spent in fancy work and social conversation. Just before departing, coffee and cake was served. Those enjoying this delightful affair were Mesdames Frank Gibbs, and baby daughter, Louise Hunger, O. H. Renner, A. A. Mills, F. K. Day, W. M. Wickett, M. Ren, William Wallop, Z. Bruce, C. A. Pearson, H. A. Johnston, A. Nagel and the Misses Aubert. EUCHRE CLUB ENTERTAINED A very pleasant afternoon was spent yesterday when members of the Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club were entertained at the home of Mrs. G. W. Sandilands, E. Center-st. The time was spent about the card tables with prizes for high score going to Miss Dora Zeyn, Mrs. Alfred Lewis, and Mrs. J. Strudthoff. Late in the afternoon the hostess served a two-course luncheon. The guests included Mesdames J. Strudthoff, J. Bennerscheidt, Frank Shanley, Alfred Lewis, Chester Holcomb, Adolph Rimpau, Fred Rimpau, L. J. Bradley, William Falkenstein, J. Cole, Baker, Chas Wagner, Edgar Hartung, J. J. Dwyer, F. Lybarger, E. R. Turck, Alex. Witman, Misses Annie Ryan and Dora Zeyn. MRS. T. CAPASSO HOSTESS Mrs. T. Capasso was hostess Wednesday afternoon, at her home west of Anaheim, to the members of the Jolly Stitchers Club. Fancy work helped to while away several hours of pleasant diversion, while late in the afternoon, the hostess served dainty refreshments. The guests included Mesdames Lough, Kettler, Jones, Walker, Couts, Umbarger, Cole, Miss Petino. 500 CLUB ENTERTAINED The home of Mrs. N. P. Robertson, of Placentia, was the scene of a pleasant event Wednesday afternoon when the members of the Placentia Five Hundred Club was entertained. The afternoon was quickly passed with ENTERTAIN 500 CLUB Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, of E. Center-st entertained last evening for members of the Thursday Evening Five Hundred club. Polnsettias and ferns were used for decoration in the rooms. Following a number of interesting games, scores were counted, and prizes awarded to Miss Betty Brus, Mrs. P. Z. Brady, Messrs. A. Nowotny and Ray Harland. Late in the evening the hostess served a delicious tamale supper. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harland, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowotny, Mr. and Mrs. P. Z. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. A. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. M.W.Martenet, Miss Betty Brus and the host and hostess. MRS. J. A CHULTE HOSTESS Mrs. J. A. Schulte, of W. Orange-thorpe-ave, was the hostess Wednesday afternoon to the West Orange-thorpe Five Hyndred Club. At the card games which occupied the afternoon hours, Mrs.A.Till won the first prize and Mrs.Clyde Spencer, second. At five o'clock the hostess served a dainty two-course luncheon. The members present were Mesdames R.I.Lovering, O.M.Skinner,Clyde Spencer,C.E.Smith.W.J.Dickensen.Eben Mitchell,Gardiner,and the hostess. ATTEND PILGRIMAGE PLAY Mrs.Balcom, Jack Jackson,Fred Witman and Ed Seims of the Anaheim high school went to the Los Angeles library yesterday and later attended the pilgrimage play given by the Ebell club. SENIOR PHILATHEAS ELECT The Senior Philathea class of the Methodist White Temple Sunday school held its regular business meeting in the class room last evening.The usual business was transacted and the following officers for the OUR FINAL REDUCTION —And now comes the very last of our winter season's startling low priced offerings ever presented at any Savings of from twenty to fifty dollars on every garment to every woman who knows the best in wear to purchase The Cream of Winter's Coats —Including all that remains of our self trimmed, richly lined, silk lined, beautifully draped coats; also all our Plush Coats at prices never reached before— Dresses —Although these are the final clean-up of our dresses, they offer the most incomparably rich and high quality garments both for beauty and service. Just note these prices— $16.75, $19.75 and up to $30.00 $11.75 - $18 - $22.50 TRICOLETTE WAISTS Special for This Sale at $3.98 THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CORNER CENTER AND LEMON CALORIA Friday, January 14, 1921 with music furnished by Howard Nolan. DINNER HOSTESS SUNDAY Miss Alexandra Fay will be dinner hostess Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Titcomb and Mrs. Douglas Donaldson and family, of Los Angeles. Mr. Titcomb is a prominent architect in the city and his wife will be remembered as Dr. Lillian Ray, former medical examiner of the Los Angeles Normal. Mr. Donaldson is a member of the faculty of Otis Art Institute and is a well known artist. DRAMATIC CLUB TO BALDY The "A" Club of the dramatic department of the Anaheim high school both minor and major letters, will go to Mt. Baldy for an outing tomorrow. There are about 25 pupils in this club who will make the trip. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Balcom, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayes, Mr. Youngman, and the Misses Venuske and Day. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included E. M. Blackford, Angeles; Fred West, San Francisco; Madame Jane Rubinf. Los Angeles; G. J. Martin, Los Angeles; H. Huntlington, Inglewood; J. Lyon, Los Angeles; H. H. Haney, Manhattan; William Moore, Coronado. MARRIAGE LICENSES Grant Unckles, 34, Helen Blanche Hesse, 25, both of Anaheim. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. ASEBALL Sunday, January 16 BASEBALL Sunday, January 16 FULLERTON MERCHANTS VERSUS PASADENA RY HUGHES WILL BE IN THE BOX FOR FULLERTON arly The Fun Will Start with Batting Practice Admission 50c Children 25c st Commonwealth, Fullerton alled 2:30 Prompt Free Parking Space REDUCTIONS REDUCTIONS winter season's sales with the most presented at any store of quality wear. on every garment mean an opportunity to wear to purchase— Winter's Fashions Dresses these are the of our dresses, the most incom- and high qual- both for beaue. Just note Suits But once in a life time does the woman of nicety in her requirements of dress have such an opportunity as this to purchase suits of the finest make at these low prices— $19.75, $20.00, and $25.00 CE STORE CALIF R AND LEMON SPRING SUITS Just received a Shipment of Beautiful New Spring Suits, Priced for This Sale.