oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-24

SOCIETY: Clubs : Lodges : Churches PLEASANT DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. W. J. M. Heinz were host and hostess on a recent evening at a pleasant dinner party at their home at 525 S. West-st. The affair had been planned as a courtesy for Mrs. J. W. Heinz, in honor of her birthday anniversary. The social event was kept a secret from the guest of honor until her arrival when she found other guests and the five o'clock dinner waiting for her. The hostess served an excellent three-course dinner. Decorations for the table were the birthday cake and the patriotic symbols of the season, the date being so near Washington's birthday anniversary. Following the dinner the company spent a pleasant evening with cards and in visiting: The guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heinz, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirsch, Sr., Mrs. John Kirsch, Jr., and Mrs. B. J. Heinz. The hostsands of the latter ladies were out of the city. ELKS' EVENING CLUB MEETS The Elks' Ladies' Evening Club was entertained last evening at the home of Mrs. Ed Schneider, E. Addelest. The evening was pleasantly passed playing Five Hundred. The prize for high score was awarded to Mrs. Frank Mauer; second, to Mrs. Henry Haying, and third, to Mrs. W. J. Lake. Mrs. Schneider chose a very pretty and attractive decorative scheme using Japanese effects. Japanese blues in vases and bowls were placed in different parts of the rooms. On the tally cards, the same pretty idea was carried out. Late in the evening the hostess A FEATURE OR SCHOOL GIRLS SOMETHING NEW AND POPULAR The "Tree" Corsetlet, combination of elastic and served a two course luncheon. The members present were Mesdames L. P. Bonnat, Frank Mauer, W. J. Lake C. D. Harrison, Henry Hoying, Fred James, A. Nowotny, J. E. Stroup, W. Blattner of Placentia, V. W. Lamont, L. Wisser and C. H. Fisher. HOSTESS TO AL-FUN CLUB Mrs. Edgar Hartung was the charming hostess Wednesday afternoon to the Al-Fun Club. The afternoon was passed in the usual way, with Five Hundred as the pleasant diversion. Violet and fern were used for decorations in the living and dining room. Following the games, at which Mrs. Merton Skinner won the prize, the hostess served a dainty three course luncheon. Those present were Mesdames John Seltinger, E. L. Olmstead, Merton Skinner, Harry L. Scarets, M.C. Goff, Leoonard Evans, William Locke, Fred Marsh, Joe Hessel, Chass Clark, Chast Randall. MRS. GIBBS HOSTESS Mrs. F. N. Gibbs was hostess yes; terday to a number of intimate friends of Mrs. S.W.Mitchell of Los Angeles and Mrs.Louise Hunger of Anaheim. The guests were entertained at the Gibbs home, 210 So.Kroeger-st., and spent the day in sewing and visiting. Mrs.Hunger left this morning for a few weeks' visit in Nebraska and Iowa. At noon the hostess, assisted by a number of ladies, served a dainty and tempting luncheon. The guests who enjoyed this pleasant courtesey were: Mrs.Mitchell, Mrs.Hunger, Mrs.S.B.Hartranft, Mrs.A.C.Pearson, Mrs.W.T.Walop, Mrs.Rae,Mrs.A.A.Mills,Mrs.H.A.Johnston,Mrs.O.H.Renner,Mrs.F.K Day and Mrs.Z.Bruce. K.P.COOPERATIVE MEETING In the I.O.O.F.hall at Orange on Wednesday evening, March 2nd, there will be a K.P.cooperative meeting at which all K.P.lodges in the county will take part. The rank of Esquire will be conferred on an home on where Santa Ana is located. ENTEED Mr. and Colonial-apartment formally dressed for friends during the young age. Those Misses Lou Evan Frank Moore MAIN Clifford Lillian Reed Fred H.-24,both of Ernest Caroline Burge.(Co) PATRIOT The Marjorie George W at the school An interesting ranged,and and friend be present. "White Roberts,a lana girl j cracker will fully stockee less cigaret old Creole will be the night It mance with the glass Hayakawa Lang." Mary Pic A FEATURE OR SCHOOL GIRLS SOMETHING NEW AND POPULAR The “Treeo” Corset, combination of elastic and coutil— $2.50 FOR THE LADIES Bien Jolie Grecian-Treco Corset, low bust, medium hip $4.75 The Anaheim Corset Shop Mrs. E. Taylor, Prop. 215 West Center Street K. P. COOPERATIVE MEETING In the I. O. O. F. hall at Orange on Wednesday evening, March 2nd, there will be a K. P. cooperative meeting at which all K. P. lodges in the county will take part. The rank of Esquire will be conferred on an Anaheim candidate. The gathering will be in the nature of a boosters meeting, and it is desired that a large gathering of all knights in the county arrange to be present. There will be a number of delegates present who will speak, and a very pleasant evening is being looked forward to. Following the meeting a big supper will be served. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: L. Casebier, Los Angeles; W. M. Cnley, Taft; F. M. Kalb, San Diego; Joseph Custiner, Pasadena; Mrs. H. C. Brookes, Ocean Park; W. D. Fellows, Los Angeles; F. W. Stubbs, Whittier; J. W. Lyttle, Los Angeles; S. W. Curtis, Pasadena; W. R. Morgan, Los Angeles; H. L. Hardman, Los Angeles. ENTERTAIN FOR VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coons entertained informally last evening for Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hagin and son, Ben Tarver Hagin, of Lebanon, Tenn., guests in the R. F. Porter First Deep Spring VERY NEW, WOMEN'S FR —Fascinating indeed, are the new Frocks shown by The Prince Store this Spring. NEW SPRING SUITS priced very low start at $19.75 and run up to $50.00 NEW SPRING SUITS priced very low start at $19.75 and run up to $50.00 New Spring Dresses of Taffeta and Canton Crepe —Taffetas seem to embody the spirit of spring with their bouffant overskirts eyelet embroidered, or entirely made up of ruffles. Just as attractive are the soft graceful Canton Crepes with their accented plaits and daring sashes. Prices very low, from— $18.00 to $39.75 SPRING SKIRTS —New plaid and paited Skirts for Spring, come in all wanted colors. Priced $8.50 to $15.75 THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA CORNER LEMON AND CENTER STREETS THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA arches home on Orangethorpe-ave. Guests were from Anaheim, Fullerton and Santa Ana. The Tennesseeans are much taken with Cal., particularly the son, a recent graduate of the law department of the Univ. of Tenn., who may decide to locate, possibly to open a law office in Anaheim. ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY Mr. and Mrs. Flavel Smith, of the Colonial-apts, entertained very informally last evening, when a few friends dropped in to spend the evening. Music was enjoyed and later the young folks made candy. Those who enjoyed the evening were Misses Luna Wellman, Carrie Lou Evans, Ruth Dove, Measrs. Frank Montgomery, Roland Dove. MARRIAGE LICENSES Clifford S. Dolbee, 21 Santa Ann, Lillian Reimer, 18. Los Angeles. Fred H. Burns, 22. Fern H. Hale, 24. both of Los Angeles. Ernest S. Wells, 20. Santa Ana, Caroline R. Mallett, 20. Wintersburg. (Consent for Wells.) PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINMENT The Magnolia school will give a George Washington entertainment at the school house. Friday evening. An interesting program has been arranged, and all patrons of the school and friends are cordially invited to be present. "White Youth," starring Edith Roberts, a story of a modern Louisiana girl just from school, a safecracker within the law, a wonderfully stocked wine cellar and a price-less cigarette holder presented to on old Creole by the Empress Eugente, will be the feature at the Grand tonight. It is an ultra-modern romance with a picturesque aging in the glass. Tomorrow night Sessue Hayakawa will be seen in "Li Ting Lang." Mary Pickford will be seen again what took place when they got into the snow. "Great sport." P. C. A. CHICKEN FEED IS HIGHLY PRAISED The PCA chicken feed is highly recommended to the chicken raisers of Anaheim by the Poultrymen's Cooperative Milling Assn. of Los Angeles who declare this stands for more than just "feed," that it's the quality of the grains that are later to become ground up into a laying. CHEESE PRICES THIS WEEK Wisconsin Cream Block, lb. 43c Wisconsin Cream Horn, lb. 40c Calif. Jack Cheese, lb. ... 35c Cheddar Cheese, pkg ... 20c Pimento Cheese, pkg ... 12c L. A. Cottage Cheese pkg 10c S. A. Cottage Cheese pkg 13c Elkhorn, can ... 23c Honey, pound ... 20c A.J. Gamber Co. Storage Cash Grocery 202 N. Los Angeles St. "White Youth," starring Edith Roberts, a story of a modern Louisiana girl just from school, a safecracker within the law, a wonderfully stocked wine cellar and a price-less cigarette holder presented to on old Creole by the Empress Eugenie, will be the feature at the Grand tonight. It is an ultra-modern romance with a picturesque aging in the glass. Tomorrow night Sessue Hayakawa will be seen in "Li Ting Lang." Mary Pickford will be seen again tonight at the New Fairyland theatre in "The Love Light." Tomorrow night there will be four acts of vaudeville and Bessie Love in "The Midlanders." FULLERTON HI-Y CLUB MEETS Tuesday night the members of Fullerton Hi-Y club held a meeting at the Christian church. A supper was served by members of the young married peoples class, of which Mrs. Burkett is teacher. Following the supper Mr. Raitt, Y. M. C. A. secretary of Northern Orange-co, introduced Ralph G. Cole now state secretary of boys work, as the speaker of the evening. Mr. Cole woas the county Y. M. C. A. secretary of Orange county three years ago. The report of the nominating committee was read and the following elected as officers of the club: President, Tom Warren; vice-president, Ted Corcoran; secretary, Gil McDermont, and treasurer, Wendell Irwin. "Shorty" Smith was elected athletic manager and member of the executive committee following the regular election. Better Get in Fordson TRADE Present stock will soon be gone and we will 30 Fordson Tractors have been sold by this agency because why the Fordson outsells all —Simplicity of design. —Dust proof. —Accessible. —Low in price. —Burns kerosene. —Water clarifier. Priced $12.00 to $30.00 DAINTY NEW BLOUSES Captivating indeed are the new Blouses. The trimmings are extremely unusual and the materials lovely. Priced at $5.75 STORE CALIF ENTER STREETS the reasons why the Fordson outsells all —Simplicity of design. —Select —Dust proof. revers —Accessible. miles —Low in price. running —Burns kerosene. —The —Water clarifier. —Mult These features combined with low operating co make the Fordson the most popular tractor on SERV Our field service man calls o month to check the condition of ments, if necessary, at no expen Satisfactory Service Me Place your order now to insure having the trac your ranch. For further information call or phone George Ford and Fordson Los Angeles and Cypress Streets LIFORNIA Thursday, February 24, 1921 CHICKEN FEED. HIGHLY PRAISED chicken feed is highly used to the chicken raisers by the Poultrymen's Complining Assn. of Los And declare this stands for just "feed," that it's the the grains that are later ground up into a laying CHEESE CES THIS WEEK Gamber Co. ge Cash Grocery Los Angeles St. BOYS! SEE THE BIG BRISQ Marble Display In Our Window and Get Particulars About the Marble Grab G. O. PAYNE CASH GROCER 138 E. Center Street Anaheim Get in Line for Your Fordson TRADE MARK Tractor gone and we will then be taking orders for future delivery. 367 sold by this agency in Orange County since September, 1918. Among Fordson outsells all other tractors are the following features: —Selective type transmission; 3 speeds forward and reverse. Speeds: 1 1-2 miles per hour in low; 2 3-4 miles in working speed, and 6 3-4 miles in high for running on road. —Thermo-syphon cooling system. Fordson outsells all other tractors are the following features: —Selective type transmission; 3 speeds forward and reverse. Speeds: 1 1-2 miles per hour in low; 2 3-4 miles in working speed, and 6 3-4 miles in high for running on road. —Thermo-syphon cooling system. —Multiple disc clutch, running in oil. with low operating cost, small depreciation and satisfactory service popular tractor on the market. SERVICE Service man calls on each Fordson owner once a week the condition of the tractor, making small adjust-essary, at no expense to the customer. Factory Service Means Satisfied Customers ensure having the tractor when you need it. Price $738.35 delivered at nation call or phone. George Dunton ford and Fordson Sales and Service Phone 263, Anaheim