oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-27

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches ELKS LADIES' CLUB MEETS The Elks Ladies' club was charmingly entertained last evening at the home of Mrs. C. W. Blattner, Newell-ave, Placentia. The ladies meet once a month, while their husbands are attending lodge meeting, and spend the time playing cards. Last evening the time was spent in the usual diversion, playing Five Hundred. After a number of games, scores were counted and the first prize was awarded to Mrs. Frank Anderson, second, Mrs. Fred Cline, and the consolation to Mrs. Vic LaMont. Late in the evening the ladies were joined by their husbands, dancing was enjoyed. At midnight the hostess served delicious refreshments. The members present were Mmes. Vic LaMont, Joe Stroup, F. W. James Frank Mauer, Henry Heyling, Chester Harrison, William Lake, L. P. Bonat, Ed Schneider all of Anaheim, Mmes. T. McFadden, William Berkenstock, Fred Cline and the hostess all of Placentia. Mrs. George Taylor of Lankershim who is the house-guest of Mrs. Blattner, and Mrs. Frank Anderson of Anaheim were guests of the club. MRS. A. B. McCORD HOSTESS Mr. A. B. McCord, of S. Los Angeles-st, entertained yesterday afternoon for the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Five Hundred club. Following a number of spirited games, prizes were awarded to Mrs. Joe Carroll and Miss Sophia Rimpau. Late in the afternoon the hostess served dainty refreshments, the guests being seated at the card tables, which held cut glass baskets of sweet peas. Those present included Mmes. Joe Carroll, Fritz Yungbluth, E. Borchert, W. A. Dolan, J. W. Truxaw, Fred Backs Jr., G. W. Clossen, J. J. Schnelder, Misses Annie Everhardy, Sophia Rimpau, Annie Ryan and Marle Rimpau. The next meeting of the club will be held the fourth Wednesday in February at the home of Mrs. G. W. Closson. REGULAR MEETING HELD The regular meeting of the Domestic Science section of the Anaheim Ebell club was held in the Masonic Temple club rooms Wednesday afternoon. About 20 ladies were in attendance at the meeting was a most pleasant one. Following a short business session, at which it was decided to give another informal dance on Tuesday evening, Feb. 8, in Presswell's hall, the meeting was turned over to Miss Betty Conlin, of the Bake-Rite Co., who gave a most interesting and very instructive talk on the art of baking. Miss Conlin served delicious cake to those present, at the close of her talk. The next meeting of the section will be held the fourth Wednesday in February, and the hostesses for the occasion will be Mesdames M. E. Canby, Joe Collings and Miss E. Costello. CHARMING INFORMAL AFFAIR Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newell, of Placentia, were the delightful host and hostess Tuesday evening at a charming informal affair in honor of Mrs. George Taylor of Lankershim, who is the guest of Mrs. C. W. Blattner. A pleasant evening of cards was enjoyed with Five Hundred as the game. Prizes for high score were awarded to Mrs. E. Knight and Mr. Knight, and the consolation to Mr. Lahoffer and Mrs. Christie. Late in the evening Mrs. Newell served dainty refreshments. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. E.Knight, Mr. and Mrs.Banks, Mr. and Mrs.Eric Lamhoffer, Mrs.Cristie, Dr.Lester Keller, Mrs.Geo.Taylor, and Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Blattner. SO. DAK CLUB ENTERTAINED The South Dakota club, recently organized and composed of families who have recently come to lands.San Benjessen Wednesdays was 301 mi most pleasant. BOOK LOVE The regular Lovers club w day at the ho ams.Balboa luncheon will study of the afternoon. MASONS CON The Masoni third degree at the close of t refreshments urged to be members will MARRIL Ross Robles, Arlea, 18,Hurlaiano He cla,24.Huntin Leo O'Cano la Nobles, 23, "A Voice In the hero is put up for murder will Grand theatre row night. It keep you guess climax. Wallace Reltonight in "The Fairyland night there will vaudeville and." Late in the afternoon the hostess served dainty refreshments, the guests being seated at the card tables, which held cut glass baskets of sweet peas. Those present included Mmes, Joe Carroll, Fritz Yungbluth, E. Borchert, W. A. Dolan, J. W. Truxaw, Fred Backs, Jr., G. W. Clossen, J. J. Schneider, Misses Annie Everhardy, Sophia Rimpau, Annie Ryan and Marie Rimpan. The next meeting of the club will be held the fourth Wednesday in February at the home of Mrs. G. W. Clossen. MONTHLY Y. P. S. C. E MEETING The regular monthly business meeting and banquet of the northern Orange-co Y. P. S. C. E was held in the Placentia Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening. There was a good representation of members of the different C. E. societies in the north half of the county. At 6:30 a splendid banquet was served in the dining room at which the Placentia young ladies were hostesses. Following this all adjourned to the auditorium where a business stop paying rent — Buy a lot and build your own home. WE OFFER YOU lots in the Elk Park Tract at $900 and up, including curbs and sidewalks, —1-4 down, balance monthly for two years. Exclusive Agents The J. T. Lyon Realty Company 148 W. Center St. Phone 46 HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included R. F. Wade, Los Angeles; S. Blum, Los Angeles; C. A. Christopher, Riverside; J. A. Jerrell, Idaho Falls; R.M. Johns, Los Angeles; Charles Lipscomb, Los Angeles; J. H. Haver, Fullerton; W. A. Gosby, Detroit; Mrs. C. Edwards, Pasadena; Charles L. Pickering, Los Angeles; Sam A. Adler, Los Angeles; M. M. Leidt, San Francisco; L. B. Miller, Los Angeles; C. A. Van Hofftor, Kansas City. ENJOY 301-MILE AUTO TRIP Mr. and Mrs. William LeVecke and sons, Reed and Harrison, Mrs. Paul Fisher and daughter, Betty Ann, and Mrs. William Rathert enjoyed a delightful motor trip to Riverside, Red- 33 1-3 Pet. Discount On Shirts 33 1-3 Pct. Discount On Shirts There is Quality! There is An Irresistable Appeal! You Will Experience In ARROW MANHATTAN HENDAN —Work Shirts! Lots of them that hold their own. Shirts that save money. —The latest season's pat and colors now on display our windows. F. A. YUNGBLUTH THE HOME OF HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" ANA THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BOOK LOVERS CLUB TUESDAY The regular meeting of the Book Lovers club will be held next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Henry Adams, Balboa. The regular noon luncheon will be followed by the study of the author chosen for the afternoon. MASONS CONFER THIRD DEGREE The Masonic lodge will confer the third degree tomorrow evening. At the close of the work there will be refreshments served. All members urged to be present, and visiting members will be cordially welcomed. MARRIAGE LICENSES Ross Robles, 24, Santa Ana, Jublin Arlea, 18, Huntington Beach, Lauriano Herena, 35, Refugio Garcia, 24, Huntington Beach, Leo O'Cano, 24, Los Angeles, Julia Nobles, 23, Whittler. "A Voice in the Dark" in which the hero is put into the trying position of prosecuting the girl he loves for murder will be shown at the New Grand theatre tonight and tomorrow night. It is a picture that will keep you guessing until the startling climax. Wallace Reid will be seen again tonight in "The Charm School" at the Fairland theatre. Tomorrow night there will be a double bill: vaudeville and "Two Kinds of Love." MAY SEND VILLA TO RESCUE AMERICANS MEXICO CITY, Jan. 26—Francisco Villa, the bandit terror of northern Mexico and for years the sworn enemy of all Americans, now trembles on the verge of appearing as the protector of American lives and property. City Briefs Dr. F. Gray is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. John Fisher, of Anaheim, is at the local hospital. F. C. Smith left today over the Santa Fe for Walker, Mo. H. Qelkers was a business visitor in Los Angeles Tuesday. Mrs. H. E. Wickerman, of Santa Ann, is at the local hospital. Master M. Otis of Norwalk is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. B. N. Thompson is a surgical patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson were visitors in Anaheim last evening. Mrs. E. A. Hush is at the local hospital for surgical attention. W. P. Shepherd, of Panadena, was a business visitor in Anaheim Tuesday. Mrs. E. P. Duff, of Huntington Beach, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. O. M. Coate of Orange is a surgical patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. E. N. Cook, of Hollywood, is a surgical patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. Stafford Sims has returned to her position at Falkenstein's after a short illness. Mrs. J. W. King is spending today in Los Angeles for pleasure and on a shopping tour. Miss Elisie Zeigler is spending home time in San Francisco, where she is visiting friends. G. C. Buckus, of the R. G. Dunn Mercantile agency, has been in Anaheim this week on business. Mrs. Ida De Vinney has returned home after spending a few days with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hastings and Miss Elise Kestenholtz are guests this week of friends at Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, of Chiho, were the guests today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonnat. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Dunton and daughter Betty, will be the guests of relatives in Los Angeles overnight. J. H. Ritchie, of the County-rd., has been confined to her home for several days with a severe cold. The West End Country club will be cared for by Edith Feldman. SURPRISE FAREWELL TO ERNEST THURMAN BUENA PARK, Jan. 27—Special—A surprise farewell party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Horn in honor of Ernest Thurman, who left with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Thurman. Wednesday morning for Lodd, where they expect to make their future home on a ranch. The evening was very enjoyable spent in games after which delicious refreshments of ice cream, cake, candy and orange were served. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Thurman, Miss Nila Paulkner, Wilhelmina Sharp, Bertha Sharp, Beulah Nelson, Eunice Mann, Doris Williams, Mable Robeson, Bertha Robeson, Dora Benton, Florence Warren, Dorothy Murhead, Florence Schofield, Elizabeth Berkey, Lester Schofield, Everett Berkey, Everett Nuttall, Tommie Nuttall, Clifford Clyde, Delford Benton, Eugene Childers, Noel Dodd, Paul Horn, Leona Horn and Mildred Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. Van Nuttan, of Colorado Springs, Colo., have moved into Mrs. Goldie's house on Tenth-street at Mrs. Van Nuttan is a sister of Mr. William Tice. Mr. Dudley Hammer was a Los Angeles visitor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Porter, of Banning, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs: R. H. Duncan, of Los Angeles; were visiting among friends Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs: L. T.; Wilsey and childrens; spent the week-end with Mrs. Wilsey's parents; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman. Mr. Asn Denton and lady friend motored to Long Beach Sunday. Mrs. Edward Van Slyke, of Los Angeles; spent Monday with her daughter; Mrs. R. C. Cauthou. The funeral services of Mrs. Irene E. Githens, of south town of town; were held at Backs & Terry's funeral parls on Tuesday afternoon; Mrs. Githens was March 6, 1835; at Mount Holly, Ohio; She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star for 65 years; initiated in Hamilton chapter; Illinois later affiliated with El Mirn as secretary for many years. OR 300 inc 000 div gra grain Wallace Reid will be seen again tonight in "The Charm School" at the Fairyland theatre. Tomorrow night there will be a double bill, vaudeville and "Two Kinds of Love." MAY SEND VILLA TO RESCUE AMERICANS MEXICO CITY, Jan. 26—Francisco Villa, the bandit terror of northern Mexico and for years the sworn enemy of all Americans, now trembles on the verge of appearing as the protector of American lives and property. The Mexican government may send Villa, whom Gen. Pershing invaded Mexico to catch and hang, as the general in charge of troops to rescue a colony of Americans who are being menaced by Mexican outlaws under command of the Arleta brothers, the most dreaded bandits now at large in Mexico. FULLERTON LOSES TO YORBA LINDA 48-28 Fullerton J. C. basketballers were forced to accept the short end of a 48-28 score with Yorba Linda yesterday. The best playing of the season was displayed despite the fact that Hitchcock, star forward, was unable to play at all and Witter, center, could play only a part of the game, on account of temporary injuries to their feet. ARTICLES FILED Articles of incorporation permitting the Miley-Keck Oll Co. of Los Angeles to operate in Orange-co were on file today in the county clerk's office. The capital stock of the company is fixed at $1,000,000 and the directors named are Paul T. Magenheimer, W. M. Smith, W. O. Abbott, O. W. Lyding and Howard Morris, all of Los Angeles. Oakdale—1920 crop output of Oak-dale irrigation district estimated at $4,000,000. Mrs. Ida De Vlinney has returned home after spending a few days with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hastings and Miss Elise Kestenholtz are guests this week of friends at Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, of Chi-no, were the guests today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonnat. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dunton and daughter Betty, will be the guests of relatives in Los Angeles overnight. Mrs. J. H. Hitchchle, of the County-rd., has been confined to her home for several days with a severe cold. The West End Country club will be entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Ecls, Burton-ave. Miss Helen Perry, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carver, has returned to her home in Santa Monten. Mrs. A. A. Perdomo, of Santa Barbara, formerly of Anaheim, is spending several days here on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dickenson, of Shafter, Calif., returned to their home today after a month's visit with relatives here. Mr. C. L. Hend and Mrs. Frank Youngerman visited with Friends at the Ambassador hotel, Los Angeles Wednesday. Mrs. Raymond Spalding, who is a patient at the Anaheim hospital following a tonal operation, is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ross and family, who have been spending several months here, have left for their home in Anselmo, Neb. Mildred Mathews will be the weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunton, Zeyn-st. Mrs. W. Hinds and daughter Miss Ada, and son Louis, of San Diego, are guests this week in the home of Mrs. Augusta Lensing, 125 W. Chartres-st. Mr. and Mrs. L. Lund, and Mr. R. Gerkin, Miss Lulu Smith and Mrs. Mitchell will be members of a pleasure party which will make a trip to Mr. Baldy Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Klotz and Miss Alma Klessig, of Random Lake, Wis., were guests early in the week in the W. F. Junge home, 115 N. Ohio-st. The guests were old-time friends of Mrs. Junge. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross, who have been guests in the Lee Leop home, 217 S. Clementine-st, left Tuesday for their home in Anselmo, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Ross have spent the last three months in California. Leonard Smith, of Fillmore, is a guest this week in the home of his nunt, Mrs. H. M. King, who lives on the County-rd., Mr. and Mrs. King spent Wednesday in Long Beach where Mr. King was looking after business matters. R. E. Coffman returned last midnight from a two weeks' stay at his large ranch near Porterville. He would have come sooner but snow in the mountains prevented travel. He found mountain roads yesterday very bad. Mrs. B. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs.J.Wilsey were Huntington Beach visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.Wilsey are from Jacksonville, Fla., and are spending the winter here with Mrs.E.E. Thurman. Mr.Asan Benton and lady friend motored to Long Beach Sunday. Mrs.Edward Van Slyke, of Los Angeles, spent Monday with her daughter, Mrs.R.C.Cauthou. The funeral services of Mrs.Irene E.Githens, of south of town, were held at Backs & Terry's funeral parlor on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.Githens was born March 6, 1835, at Mount Holly, Ohio She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star for 65 years Initiated in Hamilton chapter Illinois Later affiliated with El Mirza as secretary for many years In 1893 transferred her membership to Do Moline chapter No. 89, of which she was a member in good standing at the time of her death Mrs.Githens was a beloved member of the family of Mr. and Mrs.Huttenlocker for 20 years A true and loyal friend always Buona Park chapter had charge of the services after which the body was cremated. Mr.mr.Mr George Thurman and son Everett left at 3 a.m.Wrnesday morning for Lydl which will be their future home They are making the trip by automobile. Mrs.Rodefer was a dinner guest at the home of Mr., and Mrs.Henry Warren Tuesday evening. Mrs.Wanda Soblesky, of Hollywood, is visiting with Miss Catherine Uttenweller for a few days. Miss Irma Robison is still at the Huntington Park hospital, but is slightly improved. A very calorieable evening was spent at the Masonic dance Tuesday night.The music was fine and the same on two weeks.Doughnut and coffee were served during the intermission. STANDING COMMITTEES NAMED Charles D.Spicer recently elected presidents of the Santa Ana M.M the County-rd, Mr. and Mrs. King spent Wednesday in Long Beach, where Mr. King was looking after business matters. R. E. Coffman returned last midnight from a two weeks' stay at his large ranch near Porterville. He would have come sooner but snow in the mountains prevented travel. He found mountain roads yesterday very bad. Mrs. B. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilsey were Huntington Beach visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilsey are from Jacksonville, Fla., and are spending the winter here with Mrs. Wilsey's mother, Mrs. Cattle Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barnhill of Los Angeles, were guests early in the week of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hargrove, on S. Los Angeles-st., Mr. and Mrs. Hargrove entertained them at dinner and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Henderson were also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohl and son Robert, of Chicago, have been guests this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Klstler, on E. Center-st. They will be in California until April and will then return to the east for a time, but hope to return to this state for the permanent home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pressel, 203 South Clementine-st, were delightfully surprised yesterday when their friends, Mr. and Mrs. August Hahn and three children, arrived from Winnipeg, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Hahn and family will visit at the Pressel home for some time, and if a suitable location can be found will settle in Anaheim. Mrs. Roy Vanatta and Misses Zola and Marion and Billy and Dewey, of Olinda, came yesterday and took Miss Kate and Carl Vanatta to Los Angeles with them. While in the city they attended the afternoon performance at Grauman's and then set out on a shopping tour in search of electric fixtures and rugs. But not finding anything suitable in the city, they returned to Anaheim and made satisfactory purchases here. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends for the many beautiful flowers and words of comfort and sympathy during the illness and death of our father and husband. MRS. MARY BUSH AND FAMILY: Susanville—Sassen Lumber & Box Co., resume operations with full crew. Paradise—Big eastern pickling and packing company to erect local plant. This is indeed a real quality room at 151 South we invite you to co- ITY AUTOMOBILE Northern Orange County ANAHEIM OPEN ORNIA FAREWELL ST THURMAN Jan. 27. Special—well party, was held at and Mrs. H. S. Horn most Thurman, who left Mr. and Mrs. George day morning for expect to make their ranch. The eveningably spent in games,cious refreshments of candy, and oranges the guests were Mr. horn, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Willa Faulkner, Wil-Bertha Sharp, Beulah Mann, Doris Williams, Bertha Robeson, Dora Warren, Dorothy Schofeld, Elizabeth Schofield, Everett Bertallt, Tommile Nuttall, Milford Benton, Eugeneodd, Paul Horn, Leona Bacon. ATTEMPT TO KILL ARMENIAN CHIEF PARIS, Jan. 26—An unsuccessful attempt was made here to assassinate the president of the Armenian mission. Several shots were fired but all missed their mark. The Armenian delegation came to Paris to put the case of their country before the allies. PARIS, Jan. 26—Uncle Sam today became an invisible attendant at the allied council meeting here. The attitude of the U.S. toward Germany and the League of Nations became a question shutting out consideration of Austria, and the Near East temporarily. The report of Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador to the U.S., will form the basis of the allied debate. ORANGE BANK INCREASES STOCK With deposits approximating $1,-300,000, a surplus of $60,000 and an increase in the capital stock of $50,-000 absorbed by the issuance of stock dividends, stockholders of the Orange National bank today were congratulating themselves following the annual meeting. Capitalization was increased from $100,000 to $150,000. PRICES REDUCED Djer-Kiss Powder, small, was 80c, now .60c PRICES REDUCED Djer-Kiss Powder, small, was 80c, now .60c Djer-Kiss Pwdr, large, was $1.25, now $1.00 Djer-Kiss Talc, was 35c, now .30c Azurea Face Powder, was $2.00, now .1.25 Floramye Face Powder, was $2, now .1.25 LaTresle Face Powder, was $2, now .1.25 Hinds Honey Almond Cream, was 60c, now .50c (War Tax Additional) Heying's Pharmacy Please Us to Please You ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA ve you seen Studebaker Light Six is indeed a real quality car at the price of an ordinary one $1 735.00 Light Six is indeed a real quality car at the price of an ordinary one $1,735.00 Delivered in Orange County, War Tax Included Equipped With 32x4 Cord Tires We have a stripped Chassis on display in our salesroom at 151 South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, and we invite you to come and see why IT IS a REAL QUALY AUTOMOBILE. Harry D. Riley Northern Orange County Distributor of Studebaker Automobiles FULLERTON ORANGE OPEN EVENINGS THIS WEEK