oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-01

Tuesday, March 1, 1921 Society: Clubs : Lodges : Churches ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Withee of E. Center-st, entertained last evening with a dinner party at 7 o'clock in honor of the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grinnell of Mason, Michigan, who have been wintering in California. Mrs. Grinnell's birthday was yesterday, while Mr. Grinnell's was today, so the events were combined, making a very delightful social affair. The table decorations were roses and fern, and also two beautiful birthday cakes, which while not holding the required number of candles, the age of the honored guests was marked in colored frosting on each cake. Guests about the table were marked for Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grinnell, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Craft, of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Grinnell of Fullerton; Mr. William Samson, Miss Olla Samson, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Withee and family. The evening was spent in visiting and talking over the good times they had enjoyed while in California, as Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grinnell and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lawrence left for their respective homes today. HOTE LVALENCIA GUESTS ... Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: C. B. Angell, Long Beach; B. Neill, Glenwork, N. J.; R. D. Neill, Glenwork, N. J.; H. H. Goodenow, Los Angeles; F. Schulte, So. Pasadena; Miss W. S. Potts, Los Angeles; F. H. Murphy, Los Angeles; W. A. Gorby, Detroit; Mrs. C. Edwards, Pasadena; Ned Wilfiams, Safford, Artz.; D. G. Lindman, Los Angeles; E. V. Robinson, San Diego; Miss Clara Skertent, Rochester; P. J. Schmuck, Pine Island; Minn.; Miss Ruth Schmuck, Pine Island; Minn.; J. E. Lumley, San Francisco; Georgetown K., Laverick Milwaukee. Hoat, Covina; E. J. Elman, Los Angeles; J. C. Jewett, Los Angeles; Jean Long, Los Angeles; F. Hume, Tucson; E. G. Henshaw, Los Angeles; C. D. Harrison, Los Angeles; Charles King Los Angeles; H. C. Bradbury, Los Angeles; L. B. Miller, Los Angeles. 200 ENJOY O.E.S.BANJUET ... Over 200 guests sat down to the beautifully decorated banquet tables and partook of the delicious viands served by the Yorba Linda and Anaheim chapters of O.E.S.B when they entertained last evening in the Masonie Temple for the officers of the Grand Chapter of California on their official visit. The banquet was served at 6:30 and this was followed by the regular lodge meeting, at which four candidates were initiated, the Yorba Linda lodge exemplifying the work. The candidates were Jole Singleton Frost, Franklin Machin, Gertrude Hulme, and Joseph Woods Hulme. Effle Easton, Worthy Grand Matron of San Francisco was the speaker of the evening. The other Grand Officers present were: Grand Treas., Mrs. Brash, of San Francisco; Grand Conductress, Stella Linscott, of Berkeley; Grand Assoc., Conductress, Maud Sibley, of Los Angeles; Grand Warder, May Robinson of Merced; Past Grand Matrons, Elizabeth B. Wheeler, of Los Angeles, and Maud Noble Haven of San Francisco. PLEASANT SURPRISE ... Ewald Schultz was the victim of a pleasant surprise party on Monday evening when a company of friends arrived at his home at 608 E. Sycmore-st and helped him to observe his eighteenth birthday anniversary. In a fitting manner, The "houseful" of guests arrived shortly after eight o'clock and spent a delightful evening in playing games of various... Fashion Smiles With Favor on the Beautiful Things in Underwear —And we are offering a selection of the sheer and dainty garments in silks that will appeal to those who admire the beautiful. Combinations, Night Gowns, Envelope-Chemise, Etc. Etc. Bien Jolie Corsets —Both front and back face in custom made and Grecian Treco styles. The corset that answers the requirements of style. The Anaheim Corset Shop MRS. E. 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The guest list will include Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Corey and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Corey of Orange. 75 ENJOY YEOMAN DANCE About 75 people enjoyed the dance given by the Yeoman on Monday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. The music for the occasion was furnished by Heffner's orchestra and proved entirely satisfactory to those who spent several hours in this pleasant pastime. During the dance sandwiches and coffee were served. This is one of a series of dances which the Yeoman are giving. The next one will be held in two weeks. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian will be dinner host and hostess this evening at their home, 212 South-st. Covers will be laid to include Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Obarr and their daughters, the Misses Tholma and Dorothy, of Santa Ana. Later in the evening a number of Anaheim friends will spend the evening at the Sebastian home and several hours will be occupied in playing "Rook." COM. PLANS CONFERENCE The worker's committee of the WRECK VICTIM NOW IS MUCH IMPROVED BUENA PARK, March 1 (Special) We are glad to report Miss Irina Robinson as very much improved from the injuries sustained in the S. P. motor car wreck. All the burns are nearly well and the bandages removed except from her forehead and neck Mrs. J. B. Robison and daughter Florence visited with Irna on Sunday. Mr. Albert Hasson attended the Colorado state picnic on Saturday and visited with old-friends at Santa Monica on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robson and children made a business trip to Los Angeles on Saturday morning and attended the Colorado state picnic at Sycamere Grove in the afternoon. On Sunday they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robertson at Bell and Mrs. Robison visited Miss Irina Robison at the Huntington Park hospital on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Ballon of Santa Ana spent Tuesday in Buena Park. Mrs. Ethel Conway was a Los Angeles visitor on Tuesday. Mrs. Leland Lewis entertained with a birthday party for her husband on Saturday evening. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Artesia, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McComber, Mr. and Mrs. Havener of Hansen Station and Donald McComber. Mr. H. A. Pascall has purchased a lot from Dr. D. W. Hasson and is building on it. Mrs. Olive Myers and grandson Ford Harris of Park City, Montana, are visiting with Mrs. Myer's sister, Mrs. Herbert Blxby. Miss Gertrude Smith made a business trip to Artesia on Friday. Mrs. J. E. Wright is entertaining her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Myers of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Myers and daughter Mary Elizabeth, of Danville, Ill. Mr. Arthur Thurman of Redlands returned on Friday afternoon after a few days visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman. Mrs. W. Gage and son of Los Angeles are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McComber. Mrs. H. C. Cauft and daughter Jewel, Mrs. R. Wilkins and daughter Eleanor motored to Long Beach on Thursday and enjoyed a dip in the ocean. Mr. Beyer who has just returned from a trip to Chicago is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.Misenheimer. It is reported that one of the Scott and Frampton delivery cars is seen often on Orangenthorpe-ave in the vicinity of the Meyer home.I wonder why.The driver is a nice looking,bashful boy. SEVictim of Monday of friends E.Syneo observe adversary, houseful"utter eight fruitful evenvarious ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian will be dinner host and hostess this evening at their home, 212 South-st. Covers will be laid to include Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Obarr and their daughters, the Misses Thelma and Dorothy, of Santa Ana. Later in the evening a number of Anaheim friends will spend the evening at the Sebastian home and several hours will be occupied in playing "Rook." COM. PLANS CONFERENCE The worker's committee of the Presbyterian Sunday school will hold a conference of workers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hartranft on Thursday evening. A cafeteria supper will be served. Transportation will be provided for those who wish to go. Meet at the library corner at 5:45. WHIST CLUB WILL MEET The Wednesday Afternoon Whist club will meet tomorrow afternoon, March 2, at the home of Mrs. Wm. Turck on N. Lemon-st. The guests have been asked to arrive at the usual hour of two o'clock. ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL The Epworth League orchestra of the Methodist White Temple will meet at the church this evening at 7:15 for the regular weekly rehearsal. Every member requested to be present, and come promptly on time. AVOCADO HIGHLY NUTRITIVE The avocado has high nutritive value and its fat in some instances exceeds that of butter, says Prof. M. E. Jaffa of the Univ. of Calif., Div. of Nutrition. He said: "The avocado combines a natural combination of fruit and oil. The fact that the Cubans prefer this fruit to any other of their abundant supply may be due to its flavor alone, but it is more than likely that the preference is more deep seated, and that it is the result of generations of experience or of a knowledge of its beneficial effects." The avocado was introduced into California, at Santa Barbara in 1870. Millinery New Season tful phase of new goods is interpreted ry and originality r present display. afternoon occasuts, you will find interesting collection ance. poly lovely, particushade, apricot colft blue and green Millinery It. Anaheim FASHION SHOP March A showing of Dress Accessories that are Style and Essential Will be Displays. All may be accepti developments in femin A CORDIAL INVITATION FOR YOU The S. C Orange-co Lemons Sent by Water This Week A carload of Orange-co lemons will be included in a shipment of eight carloads to be sent to Boston by water from San Pedro. The shipment will go forward Saturday. The carload will be from the Central Lemon association at Villa Park, and the association's choicest pack will be offered. Development of shipping facilities by water promises to result in great advantage to lemon growers. The freight rate by water is 70 cents a hundred pounds. Altho the boat route is through the tropics it is not necessary to provide refrigeration for lemons, ventilation being sufficient to keep them in good condition. It is announced that preparations are being made for shipping a large consignment of oranges direct to Liverpool and London. Orange county oranges will not figure in this shipment, as the consignment will be entirely of navels, which are not producing very large quantities in Orange county. The county is essentially a valencia district, and to a more or less degree an exclusive one. All citrus growers are interested in the rapid development of water transportation methods for handling citrus fruits and are anticipating the time when a very large proportion of the crops of Southern California will be shipped by water, according to the statement of men prominent in the industry. A shipment of 10,000 boxes of lemons from Fullerton and other points in Orange county will leave San Pedro Wednesday for Liverpool. NEW SANTA ANA C. OF C. BOARD Operations of the Santa Ana C. of C. will pass to new directors Wednesday. E. E. Vincent will retire as president. The new directors are Alex Brownridge, Edwin T. McFadden, Dr. P. R. Reynolds, Joe H. Stout; Charles F. Smith, bonard G. Swale; Charles D. Ewanner, William H. Spurgeon and H. E. Wahlberg. CITED IN TRAFFIC CASE C. E. Phillips, Anaheim manor of the Auto Club of So. Calif., arrested for speeding, has been cited to appear before Justice of the Peace Co. Wednesday. According to Traffic officer W. S. Warner, who arrested Phillips, the latter was making better than 41 miles per hour. Fagecol Tractors, specially built for orange groves, powerful, economical, short, clean, easy riding and of long life. Anaheim Motor Co., agents. If it's from Witman's, it's good! SPRING FASHION SHOW ASHION SHOW March 3rd to 5th A showing of New Apparel, Press Accessories and Novelties that are Interpretative of Style and Essential to Spring, Will be Displayed in Our Windows. All may be accepted as representing the latest developments in feminine creations. A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED FOR YOU TO SEE THIS DISPLAY S. Q. R. Store