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morning for San Diego, where she will spend the week-end with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ethel Peck. E. E. Gillispie, of Brown-co., S. D., was an Anaheim visitor today. He plans to return to Anaheim next fall to reside permanently. Mrs. B. H. Sidnann, Mrs. H. T. Huthaway and Mrs. S. S. Collins spent an informal afternoon yesterday at the home of Mrs. H. C. Seymour. Joe D. Rohwein, formerly day clerk at the Valencia hotel, leaves today for Albany, Ore., the home of his parents, after spending the winter in Anaheim. Frank Murh will attend the wrestling match at the Los Angeles Athletic club this evening. Mrs. Murch and Mrs. Fred Luetje will accompany him to the city and will attend the performance at the Majestic. Mr. William Jackson entertained last evening with two tables of whistle, having as her guests eight ladies whose husbands were attending Elks lodge. Following the games the hostess served a luncheon. W. O. Jones, of Aberdeen, S. D., was a visitor last night at the home of H. H. Benjamin. Mr. Jones is a former city judge of Aberdeen and is now oil inspector of the state of South Dakota. This is his first visit to Calif. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Broadman have left for Frisco for a two weeks' visit before proceeding to their home at Helena, Mont. They have visited five weeks in the home of Mr. Broadman's sister, Mrs. Edwin Merritt. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Back and Mrs. A. Graff, of Evanston, Ill., who are spending the winter in Santa Ana, are luncheon guests today in the O. P. Rust home, 511 N. Philadelphia-st. The families are old time friends from the east. Mrs. A. E. Itue, who has been visiting in the home of her sister, Mrs. Harry D. Jilley, 604 Zeyn-st, has returned to her home in San Diego. Mrs. Itue will return here within the next two weeks and will complete her visit then. Mrs. E. M. Polhemus, of Artesia, was the guest Tuesday in the home of her son, H. D. Polhemus, on Placentia-ave. She was on her way to San Marcos to visit for a couple of weeks in the home of her brother, Harry Hanna. Mrs. Polhemus is a former Anaheim resident. Mrs. G. W. Closson, who has been their sojourn here there their headquarters at the old neighbors, Mr. and Mam, altho they have miles over the southland YORBA LINDA, March Relatives of Mrs. C. O. her'a surprise dinner o' occasion being her birthday was spent by the foMr. and Mrs. Lester BurMra Elery Lintz Galentier, of Los Angeles, Miss Milldre Los Angeles, and the ho Mr. and Mrs. C. O. BurMr. and Mrs. A. J. Thi into the house recently Wm. Fassel in the Mora Mr. and Mrs. Grover Be into the Weber home l Mr and Mrs Thels Mrs.J.J.Alexander with friends in Los Alexander went in on S and they both returned Miss Olive Gale is her local postoffice. Mr. and Mrs.Gage Beach, were visitors in They were dinner guests Mrs.A.C.Drake.of P Mr. and Mrs.Ralph S ed Miss Esther Morris Stahler at dinner on Sa in honor of Miss Morris brating her birthday. The Yorba Linja W joyed their usual meet afternoon in Ley hall. unusually good attend program committee ha meeting and put on a Mrs.Charles Palme abl of Widow Bings, who o be a man hater, and a new ruling that no n her house.With her Lucy (Mrs.Ada Lynn) da (Mrs.Cristofferson forts were looked after Kate (Mrs.M.A.Brid also very good.A n them was Jessie (Mrs there was several hum grew from the fact th SOMEONE IS GOING TO DRIVE AWAY THE EBELL ESSEX Saturday, March 12th, at 6:45 P.M. At the Salesroom of R. G. Adams FULLERTON Mrs. A. E. Hare, who has been visiting in the home of her sister Mrs. Harry D. Riley, 604 Zeyn-st, has returned to her home in San Diego. Mrs. Hue will return here within the next two weeks and will complete her visit then. Mrs. E. M. Polhemus, of Artesia, was the guest Tuesday in the home of her son, H. D. Polhemus, on Placentin-ave. She was on her way to San Marcos to visit for a couple of weeks in the home of her brother, Harry Hanna. Mrs. Polhemus is a former Anaheim resident. Mrs. G. W. Closson, who has been quite ill at her home, suffering from an attack of pneumonia, was well enough to be taken to Los Angeles today, where she will spend some time in the home of her mother, Mrs. H. W. Creeling. Her sister, Mrs. Logan Smith, accompanied her to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barnes left Wednesday for their home in Redwood Falls, Minn., after spending several weeks in the home of Mr. Barnes' sister, Mrs. T. M. Quarton, W. Broadway, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes have been here since Christmas day and are so well pleased with Anaheim that they expect to return here in the fall and make this city their future home. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoard, after spending the winter in So. Calif., are leaving for their home at Dodge Center, Minn. They plan to return next fall to make their home here. During unusually good attendance program committee has meeting and put on a Mrs. Charles Paline abl of Widow Bings, who to be a man later, and a new ruling that no one her house. With her Lucy (Mrs. Ada Lynn) da (Mrs. Christofferoufts were looked after Kate (Mrs. M. A. Bridg) also very good. A men was Jessie (Mrs.) there was several hum grew from the fact that young man hid in the Lucy, who never cared entertaining "Mr. Whitton room." The charm well taken and the asked to give it for the ers' Asn. We should if they would start on a wonderful success. Mr. M. Vernon has past week with pneumonia at present. Mr. and Mrs. Howe children of Colton, end at the G. W. Corbitt. Mr. S. S. Collins out Monday and Tuesday ranch interests. Mrs. Gladys Taylor her home the past week Little Doris Thing U.S.C.Glee Club Give Concerts One of the most organizations of the be heard in concert of Friday, March Men's Glee Club of appear at the high lum.. The program is full of variety, co While music predom teresting specialites rounding out a progr it and one that shou most exacting listener Great care is exer the club members many who trv out selected and they trv best voice in the the personnel has upon many months aration is necessary ready to appear in son the club is und ion and management of Music of the U insures a standard ing with the College —If it's from Wit FORD THE UNIVERSAL CAR "The Ford Touring Car" Here is the greatest motor car in all the world. Great because there is more of it in use than any other car in the world. Great because that in our demand for a million and a quarter Ford cars this year fully 50 pct. of that demand is for the Touring Car. Surely every Ford touring car is a car of great service. You see wherever you go, day or night, shine or rain, summer or winter, the ever-faithful Ford Touring Car is delivering service and satisfaction, pleasure and economy, in a larger measure than falls to the lot of any other one piece of mechanism in the world. We can now deliver Ford cars to you with reasonable promptness. Leave your orders without delay, if you would be wise. The prudent man carries his umbrella when it is dry, because any foot can carry one when it rains! Never forget that right hand to every Ford Touring Car is the ever-dependable and universal "Ford After-Service." Here we are, with the genuine made Ford parts, Ford-mechanics, and Ford equipment, to give service to Ford cars instantly, so that your car is never out of commission. GEORGIE DUNTON FORD AND FORD SALES AND SERVICE Phone 263 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA their sojourn here they have made their headquarters at the home of their old neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dunham, altho they have motored 1000 miles over the southland. Yorba Linda News YORBA LINDA, March 10.—Special.—Relatives of Mrs. C. O. Burnison gave her a surprise dinner on Sunday, the occasion being her birthday. A jolly day was spent by the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Burnison, Mr. and Mrs. Elery Lintz Galentine and daughter, of Los Angeles, Mr. Robinson, of Fullerton, Miss Mildred Burnison, of Los Angeles, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Burnison. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Theis are moving into the house recently built by Mr. Wm. Fassel in the Morris sub-division. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Beale are moving into the Wober home left vacant by Mr. and Mrs. Theis. Mrs. J. J. Alexander spent last week with friends in Los Angeles. Mr. Alexander went in on Sunday morning and they both returned that day. Miss Olive Gale is helping out in the local postoffice. Mr. and Mrs. Gage, of Huntington Beach, were visitors in town Tuesday. They were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Drake, of Prospect-ave. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shook entertained Miss Esther Morris and Mr. Harold Stahler at dinner on Saturday evening in honor of Miss Morris, who was celebrating her birthday. The Yorba Linda Woman’s club enjoyed their usual meeting on Tuesday afternoon in Ley hall. There was an unusually good attendance and the program committee had charge of the meeting and put on a two-act play, Mrs. Charles Palne ably took the part of Widow Bings, who had good reason to be a man hater, and who had made a new ruling that no man should enter her house. With her lived sister, Lucy (Mrs. Ada Lynn) and Aunt Belinda (Mrs. Christofferson). Their comforts were looked after by the maid, Kate (Mrs. M. A. Bridge), who was also very good. A niece who visited them was Jessie (Mrs. Anderson), and there was several humorous situations grew from the fact that Jessie had a large attendance at O.E.S.Dance. BUENA PARK, March 10.—Special.—The usual large crowd was in attendance at the Eastern Star dance on Tuesday evening. The music is so good and everyone has such a good time that they always come again. Brick ice cream and wafers were served during the intermission and pretty girls sold pop corn balls. Another dance will be given in two weeks with the same music. The fire trucks are now located in the creamy building while the new fire house is being built. The new house will be of hollow tile and concrete. Dr. Frank Ashmore has purchased several lots in the Ritter sub-division and will build a home and office in the near future. If nothing new develops within the week Miss Irma Robison will be home on Sunday. The P.-T.A. held their regular meeting at the school hall on Tuesday evening. A program was arranged by the teachers which was enjoyed by all.The children of the first and second grades sang several songs and two little girls gave a recitation. The hit of the evening was a Virginia reel danced by eight boys and girls of the third and fourth grade in colonial costume. These little children and their teacher, Mrs. Calder, deserve much praise.After a short business session the meeting adjourned. Misses Robert and Blanche Cauthen spent Tuesday evening with their brother, R. C. Cauthen. We are sorry to report Miss Margaret Martin on the sick list. Mrs. Hattie A. Allen took a party of home seekers on a trip thru Riverside, Perris valley and Corona on Wednesday. The Buena Park Woman’s club gave a “High Jinks” Wednesday in the form of a childrens’ party, the occasion being the 32nd birthday of the club.Refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake, all-day suckers and stick candy.Mrs. Herbert Bixby baked the birthday cake, which was in the form of a large pyramid, with candles, and placed upon a table decorated with flowers. Mrs. T.J.Medland In the evening they went to Gardena and enjoyed dinner there with relatives. Mr.Earl Dow has the foundation laid for a new house on Whittaker Ave., on the lot recently purchased from Mr.McGee. Mr. and Mrs.Walter Burmahin and son Calr of Loc Angeles, motored to San Marcos on Saturday evening and spent Sunday at the Owons ranch. Mr. and Mrs.Walter Belot and children of South Pasadena visited on Sunday with their mother, Mrs.J.A.Belote. Harold Stidley of Fullerton spent Saturday and Sunday with his grandma, Mrs.J.A.Belote. Martha Marie Smothers had her tonsils and adenoids removed Friday at the Anaheim hospital by Dr.Newkirk. PERMITS WHISKEY WITHDRAWAL AGAIN WASHINGTON, March 9.—Bonded warehouses containing whisky stocks, which have been closed for some time, will be opened within the unusually good attendance and the program committee had charge of the meeting and put on a two-act play. Mrs. Charles Paine ably took the part of Widow Bings, who had good reason to be a man hater, and who had made a new ruling that no man should enter her house. With her lived her sister, Lucy (Mrs. Ada Lynn) and Aunt Bellinda (Mrs. Christofferson). Their comforts were looked after by the maid, Kate (Mrs. M. A. Bridige), who was also very good. A niece who visited them was Jessie (Mrs. Anderson), and there was several humorous situations grew from the fact that Jessie had a young man hid in the parlor, and Aunt Lucy, who never cared for herself, was entertaining "Mr. White" in the reception room. The characters were all well taken and the ladies have been naked to give it for the Parent-Teachers' Asn. We shouldn't be surprised if they would start on the road and be a wonderful success. Mr. M. Vernon has been very ill the past week with pneumonia, but is some improved at present. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Corbit and children, of Colton, spent the weekend at the G. W. Corbit home. Mr. S. S. Collins of Annheim, was out Monday and Tuesday looking after ranch interests. Mrs. Gladys Taylor has been ill at her home the past week. Little Doris Thing has the menses. U.S.C.Glee Club Will Give Concert Mar. 18 One of the most popular singing organizations of the southwest is to be heard in concert on the evening of Friday, March 18th, when the Men's Glee Club of the U.S.C. will appear at the high school auditorium. The program they will offer is full of variety, color and contrast. While music predominates other interesting specialites are introduced rounding out a program full of merit and one that should appeal to the most exacting listener. Great care is exercised in choosing the club membership. Out of the many who trv out only twenty are selected and they truly represent the best voice in the university. After the personnel has been determined upon many months of careful preparation is necessary before they are ready to appear in public. This season the club is under the supervision and management of the College of Music of the University, which insures a standard of work in keeping with the College ideals. If it's from Witman's, it's good! We are sorry to report Miss Margaret Martin on the sick list. Mrs. Hattie A. Allen took a party of home seekers on a trip thru Riverside, Perris valley and Corona on Wednesday. The Buena Park Woman's club gave a "High Jinks" Wednesday in the form of a childrens' party, the occasion being the 32nd birthday of the club. Refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake, all-day suckers and stick candy. Mrs. Herbert Bixby baked the birthday cake, which was in the form of a large pyramid, with candles, and placed upon a table decorated with roses and smilax which was placed in the center of the room and gave a beautiful effect, suitable to the occasion. Mrs. Plosie Smothers gave a very appropriate toast to the club. A must enjoyable time was spent by all. Mrs. L. C. Connelly, of Los Angeles, is visiting at the home of her sisters, Mrs. R. H. Meyer and Mrs. J. F. Simpson. Miss Ruth Meyer will spend the week-end at the home of her friend, Miss Isabelle Ryan, of Los Angeles, the occasion being the 14th birthday of Mrs Isabelle. J. F. Simpson and daughter, Wanita, motored to Los Angeles Monday. BUENA PARK, March 9.-(Special.) Mrs. H. H. Haggarty has arrived home after a three months' visit with relatives in Ohio. Mrs. Alice V. Stevenson has arrived from the cast for a visit with her brother, Mr. H. H. Haggarty. Mr. F. C. Sheriff is putting up a ready cut house on a lot on the west end of the Cratzer place. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden motored to Hyde Park and called on Mr. and 24 Distinctive Spring Models for Women Who Care for the At Our Lowest Price Again We Call Your Attention to the Newly Added Silk Dept. 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