oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-07

SOCIETY: Clubs : Lodges : Churches HOSTNESS ON BIRTHDAY Mrs Margaret Bock, daughter of Mrs Paul Bock, 119 Norm Philadelphia-at, was the gracious hostess on Saturday after to a number of her girl friends. Occasion was her eleventh birthday anniversary. The guests were entertained at the matinee at Fairyland after which they returned to the Bock home where they further entertained with them, etc. Mrs. Bock served a charity luncheon. A color scheme of blue and white was used in the decorations. The chosen flowers were blue and white hyacinths with cherry ferns had been pretty arranged. The centerpiece was a love-tite and white birthday cake leaved white candies in blue. Largaret received a number of gifts with the best wishes friends. Guest list included Katherine Frances Haverty, Lucile Rich, Bernice and Juanita Enfield, Madeline Moore, Augus-Muckenthaler, Naomi Nenno, Nancy Merrill and Marguerite Bock Bloomington. ENTERTAINS WITH DINNER Ms Betty West entertained Sat- day evening with a six o'clock party in honor of her birth- anniversary. Poinsettias and hearts were used for decorations on the favors were pretty valen- the center of the table was a birthday cake beautifully leed decorated in rose buds. Miss guests included Misses Elsa Lymburner, Alice Gray, San Pedro, Lydia Davis, Lanette Ruele, Helen West, Josephine Lopez, Mr. and Mrs. Dick West and baby of Los Angeles. Following the dinner they were joined by Messrs. Albert Updyke, Levitt Ford and Bud Dozier and all attended the dance at Olive. FLOWER SHOP PRESENTED The Flower Shop will be present-ed Wednesday at the Anaheim high school. It will cost ten cents or more if you are furnished with "piezas de dicz centaros." A silver offering will be taken. Johnnie, as Slovsky, the Jew propletor, will make you want to talk Yiddish. Ed Brown, as the lover, who is too buoy to get married, finally falls into the trap that Maude (Notle Abbott), the clever little flower girl, sets for him. Oral Gordon, the tough little errand boy, sympathizes with Maude and helps her scheme to a finish. ENTERTAINS ON BIRTHDAY Mrs Henry Heyling entertained on Friday evening with a small family gathering in honor of her birthday anniversary. Music and carr made the evening pass very quickly, while at a late hour the hostess served a dainty luncheon. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hagadorn, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Frey Heyling, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lake, Hermann Kolks. YEOMAN MEET TONIGHT The Yeoman Lodge will hold regular meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall this evening at the usual hour. Aside from the regular round class of seven will be the Santa Ana chapter work being put-dles drill team of the B SHARP CLUB The Anaheim ora Sharp Club, composed of Mrs. C. A. McCullin Methodist White Ten afternoon. The first pa- noon was given over programs given by pub club, to which about pounded to invitations. Following the pro-business session was the organization of the pleted, and the foll- elected: President, Har- retary, Natalie Stanki Alma Cordes. At the number of musical gan- ed and candy served. The following is ther- dered: Staccato, Pfeiffer, Co Jumping Rope, Tom Chamberlain The Frog Pond, S Stankey Sunny Fields, Leslie le Forsyth Minuet in G, Beetho McAllister March of the Forest nor, Mildred Stewart Waltz, Schnecker, Al Twilight, Octavia Hi McAllister Swinging, Octavia H lotte Forryale The First Waltx, Tom Nolan Echoes, Bilbro, Lillia Old Mother Hubbard son, Elizabeth Keeler The Hopper Toad, D Filler Little Red Riding H loreen Arkley The Bees, Octavia Hu Chaffee The Lionbadonis Son Viola Johnson The Canary and the F Hettle Stankey. The Merry Sprites, Os son, Lesile Fulson. Little Bo-Peep, Adam Anna McCullah America, Diller, Leslie Black Satin Strap Pumps. Special $6.98 Pumps with style. Two strap, or an- Black Satin Strap Pumps. Special $6.98 Pumps with style. Two strap, or anklets. They’re nicely made and sell regularly at a much higher price. Special— $6.98 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Studebaker NEW LIGHT-SIX SEDAN —a Masterpiece of the Studebaker Body Builders’ Art BEAUTY and comfort are combined in the LIGHT-SIX SEDAN with stability and correct design. Studebaker’s long experience in body builders assures just that. In its quietness of power and freedom from vibration this Light-Six Sedan sets new standards in closed comfort. Distracting noises and discomforting body vibrations have been eliminated. Think of getting this fine, light-weight enclosed shoe at such a moderate price — with that acknowledging superiority in flexibility, smoothness and all-round performance possible only in a six-cylinder car. BEAUTY and comfort are combined in the LIGHT-SIX SEDAN with stability and correct design. Studebaker's long experience in body build assures just that. In its quietness of power and freedom from vibration this LIGHT-SIX SEDAN sets new standards in closed comfort. Distracting noises and discomforting vibrations have been eliminated. Think of getting this fine, light-weight enclosed car at such a moderate price—with that acknowledging superiority in flexibility, smoothness and all-round performance possible only in a six-cylinder car. See, this car—ride in it—compare it with other Sedans around its price, or hundreds of dollars higher—and will rest our case with you. Touring Car ... $1735 Landau-Roadster ... $1920 Sedan ... $2435 CORD TIRE EQUIPPED Orange County, War Tax Included HARRY D. RILEY Distributor in Northern Orange Co. of Studebaker Motor Cars Annaheim - Fullerton - Orange "THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR" THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA B SHARP CLUB RECITAL The Anaheim branch of the B Sharp Club, composed of the pupils of Mrs. C. A. McCullah, met in the Methodist White Temple Saturday afternoon. The first part of the afternoon was given over to a splendid program given by members of the club, to which about 75 friends responded to invitations. Following the program a short business session was held in which the organization of the club was completed, and the following officers elected: President, Hazel Filler; secretary, Natalie Stankey; treasurer, Alma Cordes. At the Social hour a number of musical games were played and candy served. The following is the program rendered: Staccato, Pfeiffer, Ceill Horowitz, Jumping Rope, Tomlinson, Rodney Chamberlin, The Frog Pond, Swift, Natalia Stankey Sunny Fields, Leslie Lott, Marjorie Forsythe Minuet in G, Beethoven, Leonora McAllister March of the Forest Sprites, Gaynor, Mildred Stewart Waltz, Schnecker, Alma Cordes Twilight, Octavia Hudson, Ruth McAllister Swinging, Octavia Hudson, Charlotte Forsythe The First Waltx, Tomlison, Valone Nolan Echoes, Bilbro, Lillian Holmes Old Mother Hubbard, Octavia Hudson, Elizabeth Keeler The Hopper Toad, Dwight, Hazel Filler Little Red Riding Hood, Alchin, Loreen Arkley The Bees, Octavia Hudson, Robert Chaffee The Lionbadonis Song, Spaulding, Viola Johnson The Canary and the Robin, Bilbro, Hettle Stankey. The Merry Sprites, Octavia Hudson, Leslie Fulsom Little Bo-Peep, Adams, Katherine Anna McCullah America, Diller, Leslie Dozler Adkins of E. Center-st, entertained last evening with a delightful dinner party. Lilies and violets were used for table decorations, making a very attractive center piece. Covers were laid for 12. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included, A. P. Littleton, Fullerton; H. H. Rogers, Los Angeles; R. A. Williams, San Diego; S. Schulte, So Pasadena; B. L. Dave, Bres; H. Barnes, Brea; Leo Miller, Los Angeles; C. Dugger, Oceanside; W. Raymond, Long Beach; John C. Newman, Ablong; N. J.; R. S. Fielfield, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J. W. Bandini, Santa Ana; J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana;J.W.Bandini,Santa Ana; Angeles where they enjoyed the Saturday attractions of the city. George M. Ross went to Los Angeles today on business. Merman Cordes of Hemet Valley spent the week end in Anaheim. Mrs. Harry D. Riley and Miss Lotte Butler are visiting in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Roberts were business visitors in Loos Angeles Saturday. Miss Katherine Dresser, of Los Angeles spent the week-end at her home here. Mrs. Katherine House of Long Beach is a patient at Anaheim hospital. H. H. Moore spent Sunday in Los Angeles where he was the guest of friends. Miss Emma Johnston and Miss Thelma Lewis spent Sunday with friends at Riverside. Mr. Reeves is a house guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. McLellan, of Placentia-inve. Miss Alice Gray of San Pedro was the week-end guest at the home of Miss Betty West. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen and baby spent Sunday in Santa Monica, visiting Mrs. Cohen's sister. Mr. and Mrs. E. Merrill of Santa Monica were the guest) yesterday of Anaheim friends. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Prince have as their guest Mrs. Prince's brother Mr. Glenn Meyer of Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. H.Redfa and daughter motored to San Pedro Sunday where they visited with friends. Mr. and Mrs.F.O.Haines of Long Beach visited yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.F.Collins. Claude R.Prince formerly of Anaheim but now of Calipatria was a visitor in Anaheim Saturday. E.B.Camp of Lincoln-bivd spent last week in the Imperial valley where he went on a business misison. Mr. and Mrs.Dick West and baby of Los Angeles were the week-end guests at the home of Mr.West's parents. Mr. and Mrs.E.W.Thompson of Los Angeles motored to Anaheim yesterday and were the guests of relatives. Mr.Eward Ahlsweede and baby son spent several days last week with Mrs.Ahlsweede's mother at Whittier. Mrs.Charles Hill and daughter,Miss Clara and Mrs.Charles Pearson spent today in Los Angeles where they visited with friends. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs.H.T.Hathaway and Mrs.M.E.Cunby entertained last evening with a very delightful dinner party at their home on S.East- st.Yellow daisies were used for table decorations and covers were laid for ten. P.E.O.MEETS WEDNESDAY Chapter B P.P.E.O.will meet Wednesday,Feb 9.at the home of Mrs.Smith,303 Resh-st.Members will respond to roll call with "How I Earned My Educational Fund." ENTERTAIN 'LITTLE SISTERS' The girls' Expression III class of Anaheim H. S., under the capable direction of Mrs. Balcomb, are going to put on a short entertainment during the Section Period next Thursday for the Girls' League and the new "Little Sisters" that entered last week. The program is as following: TELLERS OF TALES Cast Jimmy ... Hattie Brownlee Frances ... Mildred White Betty ... Lillian Clemmer Lena ... Betty Coate Music furnished by Margaret Brisco. HOLD FAMILY REUNION There was a family reunion yesterday at the home of Henry Burloff in Fullerton. Those present included J. C. Cordes and family, Henry Cordes, Mrs. Steller, Mr. and Mrs. Cannizer of Orangethorpe, and Mr. and Mrs. Shilling of Los Angeles. DINNER HOSTESS SUNDAY Mrs. J. H. Garnett and Mrs. Grace SIX SEDAN the Studebakerers' Art combined in the Lightly and correct design. Varience in body building freedom from vibration standards in closed car and discomforting body sediment. Light-weight enclosed car with that acknowledged stiffness and all-round perforation. P.E.O.MEETS WEDNESDAY Chapter B P.P.E.O. will meet Wednesday, Feb. 9, at the home of Mrs. Smith, 303 Resh-st. Members will respond to roll call with "How I Earned My Educational Fund." City Briefs Miss Frances Smith spent the week end at Orange. Walter Ross went to the Imperial Valley today. James E. Stewart spent the week end in El Monte. J.C.Cordes spent Saturday in Los Angeles on business. Frank N.Gibbs went to Los Angeles on business today. James and John Johnson and Albert Stikens spent Saturday in Los Angeles. Chop Out Extra From State Goals It Was Done in It Should Be Done in —Will Governor Stephens lop off scores of useless high-sales payroll, and consolidate essential ones. —The King excess tax bill now pending in the State Legislature's 1921-1922 tax budget from $47,000,000 to $81,000. —Even allowing $18,000,000 of this vast sum for school purposes still be $63,000,000, or a round $16,000,000 more than last year. —Governor Stephens and his friends in the California Legislature pass this unjust and iniquitos measure when the Treasury 24th. —Will California's taxpayers, already grossly overburdened by the State's budget to continue the administration's efforts, be ostensibly designed to tax the public utilitary party at their home on S. Eaststreet. Yellow daisies were used for table decorations and covers were laid for ten. Visitin Anaheim Saturday. E.B.Camp, of Lincoln-bivald, spent last week in the Imperial valley, where he went on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. Dick West and baby, of Los Angeles, were the week-end guest at the home of Mr.West's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Thompson, of Los Angeles, motored to Anaheim yesterday and were the guests of relatives. Mr. Edward Aliswede and baby son spent several days last-week with Mrs. Aliswede's mother at Whittier. Mrs. Charles Hill and daughter, Miss Clara and Mrs. Charles Pearson spent today in Los Angeles where they visited with friends. Rev. and Mrs. Geo.Jayne, who have been the guests of their son and family since before the holidays, left Saturday for Long Beach, where they will remain. Mr. and Mrs. E.B.Camp motored to Hollywood yesterday, calling on Mrs. Geo.Houghton of Canyon drive, Mrs.Houghton is Mrs.Tod Browning's mother. Mrs.Sarah Nordhein will leave this evening for San Francisco where she will visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs.G.H.Gallatolire, and make combined in the Lightey and correct design. in body building freedom from vibration new standards in closed car and discomforting body light-weight enclosed car with that acknowledged hiness and all-round percylinder car. compare it with other Sedans of dollars higher—and we $1735 $1920 $2435 UFPED Tax Included EILEY Orange Co. tor Cars Orange the State's 1921-1922 tax budget from $47,000,000 to $81,000, Even allowing $18,000,000 of this vast sum for school purstill be $63,000,000, or a round $16,000,000 more than last year. Governor Stephens and his friends in the California Legislature pass this unjust and iniquitos measure when the Irary 24th. Will California's taxpayers, already grossly overburdened, boost in the State's budget to continue the administration's The King bill is ostensibly designed to tax the public utiliwhen it is realized that the corporations merely pay taxes in collect them again from the public in turn, through added opeople—should demand the chopping off of wasteful expen- —Governor Johnson's tax budget in 1915, for two yea- —Governor Stephen's tax budget for 1919, for two yeaAnd now Governor Stephens and his high-sal aried departfor State expenses in the next two years! Will You Stand Or, will YOU write, 'phone or telegraph Governor Stephdistrict that YOU WILL NOT STAND FOR IT? Demand Strict Economy, not Extravagance, in State AffiliIt was done in Illinois where 125 useless departments werof dollars. It Can Be Done in California, if TAX INVESTIGATION AND ECONOMY LEAGUE, Southern California Headquarters Monday, February 7, 1921 the acquaintance of her new little grand-daughter, Marjorie Yvonne, who arrived recently in the Galla-torre home. Mrs. H. A. Neff will arrive home this evening from Lankershim where she has been for the past few days visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Glosser. Mrs. F. Crane and son, Harold, of Long Beach, were week-end guests in this city in the home of Mrs. Crane's brother, C. A. Griggs, and family, 549 S. Los Angeles-st. Walter Naugle, a student in Los Angeles, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Naugle, East Center-st. He was accompanied by his friend, Earl Alling. S. E. Waite and daughter, Miss Helen, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday in this city, guests in the home of Mr. Waite's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Waite on N. Olive-st. Bloyd Baker, who is a student at the California Institute of Technology at Pasadena, was a week-end visitor in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker, on Katella-rd. Mrs. F. S. Trotter and two little boys, of Spokane, Wash., arrived yesterday for a visit of several weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. B. Holland, and other relatives. Mrs. Jann Bandinel and small son, Gilman, returned yesterday to their home in Hollywood after spending the week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp, Lincoln-blvd. Mrs. H. K. Boyd and son, James, were the dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Ward, of Santa Ann. Mr. Lloyd Corser, of Long Beach, was also a guest in the Ward home. Mrs. Sarah Faye, mother of James Faye, of Buena Park, and one of the pioneers of Anaheim, who has been ill at the Anaheim sanitarium, was taken to her home Saturday afternoon in a Seale ambulance. Miss Kathleen Loy of the Pasadena high school faculty, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Loly, S. Clementine St. Mrs. McInturff and daughter, Agnes, of Pasadena, were also guests in the Loly home. Mr. and Mrs. Lund, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gherkins, Mr. and Mrs. Wise were members of a party which went to Los Angeles on Sunday and attend- field. They enjoyed the various "stunts" but the flyers were somewhat handicapped on account of the wind. Mrs. E. B. Camp and Mrs. Juan Bandinel and son, Gilman, motored to Long Beach Saturday, where they attended a picnic at Bixby park of over 100 former Billings, Montana people. They had a most delightful day, meeting many friends. H. A. Markle, wife and baby son, Parker, arrived last Thursday from St Joseph Mo., and are guests in the home of Mr. Markle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Markle. They will settle here permanently if they can find a suitable location. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Allen and son, George were among the Anaheim folks who attended the North Dakota picnic at Sycamore grove Saturday. There was an unusually large crowd and an excellent good time enjoyed. A good program was carried out and a picnic dinner, voted 100 per cent perfect served. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Jones and son, Joquilh, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Little, were in Los Angeles visiting yesterday. They attended the Temple Baptist church service, which was the eleventh anniversary of Dr. Brougher's pastorate. In the afternoon they motored to Santa Monica where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Boles, of Mirimar hotel. Mrs. W. H. Kidd, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Squire, Mrs. E. P.Squire, Mr. and Mrs.D.Collings and Mr.Mrs.John Morse of Pine Island,Minn., who are spending the winter here were members of a party which went to Long Beach on Sunday and enjoyed a picnic.The dinner menu was served at the pier and the afternoon hours spent in enjoying the various attractions offered by the beach city. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many kind friends for sympathy and remembrances of flowers during the sickness and death of our beloved mother. Mr. and Mrs.L.C.Sommerfield,and M.Burton. Dr.C.W.Harvey has moved his office temporarily to his residence...111 E.Alberta。 PAYE, of Buena Park, and one of the pioneers of Anaheim, who has been ill at the Anaheim sanitarium, was taken to her home Saturday afternoon in a Seale ambulance. Miss Kathleen Loly of the Pasadena high school faculty, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor D. Loly, S. Clementine St. Mrs. McInturff and daughter, Agnes, of Pasadena, were also guests in the Loly home. Mr. and Mrs. Lund, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gherkins, Mr. and Mrs. Wise were members of a party which went to Los Angeles on Sunday and attended the exhibitions at the aviation CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many kind friends for sympathy and remembrances of flowers during the sickness and death of our beloved mother. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Sommerfield, and M. Burton. Dr. C. W. Harvey has moved his office temporarily to his residence... 111 E. Alberta. If it's from Witman's, it's good! LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" Extravagance State Government Done in Illinois! Done in California! of useless high-salaried departments from the State's in the State Legislature proposes to arbitrarily boost $47,000,000 to $81,000,000." sum for school purposes, the proposed budget would be more than last year's budget! the California Legislature are fighting to have the Leg- measure when the Legislature resumes sessions, Febru- rossly overburdened by taxes, stand for this tremendous the administration's era of extravagance? tax the public utility corporations of the State... But sum for school purposes, the proposed budget would more than last year's budget! the California Legislature are fighting to have the Legmeasure when the Legislature resumes sessions, Februrossly overburdened by taxes, stand for this tremendous the administration's era of extravagance? tax the public utility corporations of the State. But merely pay taxes in a lump sum to the State and then through added cost for service, the people—all the of wasteful expenditures of the people's money! in 1915, for two years, was $36,000,000 for 1919, for two years, was $47,000,000 high-sal aried departments demand a total of $81,000,000 Stand For It? John Governor Stephens and the legislators from YOUR FOR IT? gance, in State Affairs! departments were eliminated, saving many millions California, if YOU Demand It! NOMY LEAGUE, 216-222 Union League Bldg. Los Angeles, California