oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-24

Society: Clubs : Lodges : Churches ONE O'CLOCK LUNCHON Mrs. John Finlay of New York City, who has been a guest for some time in the home of her daughter, Mrs. N. Finlay Parts, of Ball-rd., was hostess yesterday at a one o'clock luncheon at the California club. The affair was a courtesy for Mrs. Paris. Covers were laid for eight and an excellent luncheon menu was served. The decorations were in keeping with the spring time and with the Eastertide and were especially pleasing. A tasteful combination of daffodils, violets and iris was used for the table. The place cards were dainty bon-bon boxes placed in nose-gays of the flowers used another dalinity feature of the menu was the dessert which was served in Easter nests of spun green candies. The ice cream was served in the shape of a pretty Easter egg. Those who enjoyed the event were Mrs. Wm. Cupper of Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. W. Whittier of Los Angeles, Mrs. James A. Bond of Hollywood, Mrs. Daniel Smelzer of Kansas City, Mo.; Miss Hinda Starr of Hollywood, Mrs. J. T. Sendelbaah of Philadelphia, the hostess and the honoree. ROUND TABLE CLUB MEETS The Placentia Round Table club held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon in the club house, with the president, Mrs. Thomas McFaddid program, which was in charge of Mrs. Percy Bradford, a business meeting was held. The speaker of the afternoon was Mrs. E. B. Weirick of Hollywood, a prominent Social Welfare worker, who gave a very interesting talk on the work that is being done for wayward girls in the home in Los Angeles. Mrs. Weirick also spoke briefly in behalf of the disabled soldiers. The musical numbers consisted of two charming vocal numbers by Mrs. Frank Trotter, accompanied by Mrs. P. W. James and a piano selection by Mr. Arthur Mann of Placentia. The hostesses, Meadames A. J. Robinson, Dowling and Gifford, served punch and cake at the close of the meeting. The decorations were carried out in a color scheme of purple and gold, iris and small yellow flowers being used. MASONS ENJOY BIG TIME A delightful event was enjoyed by a number of Anaheim Masons and their wives at the Masonic Temple in Fullerton Wednesday evening. The affair was a six o'clock dinner held under the auspices of the Masonic club of Orange-co, followed by a lecture. Plans had been made to entertain 400 guests and the responses to the invitations were librarian spent playing hour. When they arrived at the guests' hall life, those present Mrs. W. I. Carvay P. Blake, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. W. children, Mrs. Pca, Mrs. Booth and Warren Jewett. P.E.O.MEETS Anaheim chapel ledday at the hotel Moore, Long luncheon was making decoration Eastertide. In it was used for decoration at the business lowing the lunchers presided over Mrs. C.C.Smita sense of the past presided upon was preset pretty hand paints Aside from these two guests, dena and Mrs. Anaheim. HOSTESS TO BE Mrs. W.C.H Wednesday after on Palm Drive to the members club Twelve late the invitations most enjoyable visiting and ed the attention this was followed a dainty luncheon The rooms of had been pretty spring flowers at Easter season. Those who enwere the Meadow Schaffer, Chas Schultz, John Neil F. Martha Henne A.F.Plegel,A.H Heffern and the DELIGHTT A very delightful Like Wise Exercise College Girl corsets bring to every woman the benefits of well directed healthful exercise in figure development. They comfortably mould the figure into right posture and right development just as regular exercise would do. College Girl Corsets Bring the fashionable silhouette—the lines of youthfulness to every woman. They bring grace through comfort and beauty through health. The model for your needs is here. Back or front lace. Sebastian Bros. 119 W. Center St. Quality Merchandise at Lowest Possible Prices The decorations were carried out in a color scheme of purple and gold, iris and small yellow flowers being used. MASONS ENJOY BIG TIME A delightful event was enjoyed by a number of Anaheim Masons and their wives at the Masonic Temple in Fullerton Wednesday evening. The affair was a six o'clock dinner held under the auspices of the Masonic club of Orange-co, followed by a lecture. Plans had been made to entertain 400 guests and the responses to the invitations were liberal indeed. An excellent three-course dinner menu was served. Mr. Frank Tyrrell of Los Angeles then delivered a lecture on "Masonry in Action," which was much enjoyed by those who heard it. Among those who went from Anaheim were: Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Locke, Dr. and Mrs. Utter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Abwede, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. E. Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Clayes, Mr. and Mrs. Fiscus and a number of others. DELICIOUS SUPPER Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Amack were agreeably surprised Tuesday evening when a number of relatives and friends gathered at their home on W.Broadway at 6:30 laden with baskets filled with a delicious supper, which they quickly spread and soon all were enjoying the bountiful feast. Following the dinner the evening NEW SPRING NEW SPRING Coats, Suits, Dresses AND THE THINGS YOU WANT FOR Easter —Smart models that will appeal to every woman who comes to view them, not only because the prices are so very low but because the styles are so new and chic and the materials and colorings are those so much in demand. 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One o'clock luncheon was served, the hostess making decorations in keeping with Eastertide. In the living room iris was used for decorations. At the business meeting, held following the luncheon, the new officers presided. The vice president, Mrs. C. C. Smith, pressed in the absence of the president, Mrs. Ward. The past president, Mrs. F. T. Edmison, was presented with a very pretty hand painted plate. Aside from the members, there were two guests, Mrs. Moore of Gardena and Mrs. William Brown of Anaheim. HOSTESS TO RIVERVIEW CLUB W. W. C. Herrefn was hostess Wednesday afternoon at her home on Palm Drive, Golden State Tract, to the members of the Riverview club. Twelve ladies responded to the invitations for the affair and a most enjoyable time was spent. Musie, visiting and fancy work engaged the attention of the ladies and this was followed by the serving of a dainty luncheon. The rooms of the Heffern home had been prettily decorated with spring flowers and symbols of the Easter season. Those who enjoyed the courtesy were the Meadames W. Speer, L. Schaffer, Chas. Schulz, Alfred Schultz, John Newman, O. Hennning, F. Martha Henning, James Mooitch, A. F. Plegel, A. Kratzer, Miss Marie Heffern and the hostess. DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR A very delightful affair of yester- CENTER HAS WELL ATTENDED MEETING BUENA PARK, March 24—Special—The Buena Park Farm Center held a very interesting and well attended meeting in the school hall on Monday evening, March 21. Following the regular business meeting Mr. Sleeper, the county successor, gave a very interesting and instructive talk on "Taxes." His address was illustrated with numerous charts showing comparative tax rates for the past ten years. His address was well received and enjoyed by the members of the center and a standing vote of thanks was given Mr. Sleeper for his kindness. The local part of the program consisted of a talk on "Railroads," by Mr. John Robertson, the monthly report of the county director, Dr. J. R. Schonefeld, and a couple of beautiful piano solos by Mrs. George McNell. The closing number on the program was a debate on the subject, "Resolved That the Family Ford" is of more use to the farmer than the cow." Mr. Smothers upheld the "Family Ford" and the Rev. Chas. Knight defended the cow. The debate was spicy and humorous and afforded the audience much merriment. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. The committee in charge of the evening was composed of Messrs. Calder, Robertson and McNell and their wives. Those who failed to attend missed a rare treat. Other good things are assured for the next meeting. Mrs. M. S., Nuttall and sister were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Schonefeld and Mr. and Mrs. R. Schonefeld motored to San Diego Saturday and attended the annual meeting of the San Diego farm bureau at Bathon park. Dr. Schonefeld addressed the meeting in the afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Whitzell and children Blanche and Harlan, of Victorville, are visiting with Mrs. Whitzell's brothers Murphb and Arch Osborne. Mrs. Dan Williams is quite ill with pneumonia at the home of her mother, Mrs Henry Luctus at Cypress. Mrs. A. J. Goldie, of Fullerton, was calling in town Monday. Park people at the Rialto theatre on Tuesday evening to see "A Connecticut Yankee." Mr. and Mrs. I.J.Hoberson and children were guests at a birthday dinner in honor of Miss Margaret Nelson on Tuesday yevening. PLAN FRESNO TIRE FACTORY FRESNO, March 24—Plans are ready for constructing the first unit of a large rubber tire manufacturing plant in Fresno, Warren S. Munger, Another "I SATU This Six-quar Only One to a Customer Made In California This "LIFETIME" Aluminum Tea Kettle is made of Hard, Thick, Pure Aluminum sheet; a flat hinged handle that is al- DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR A very delightful affair of yesterday was the one o'clock lunchon given by Mrs. Fred Davis at her home, W. Anaheim. Pink was the color scheme used, with dainty pink roses as the flowers. Covers were laid for Meadames J. Royer, Walter Amstutz, James Massey, Leland Stanford of Los Angeles, Will Hanford, Dorn of Fullerton, Moore of Placentia, Pasley of Chicago, Frank Goo drich, West and Miss Clayton. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: R. S. Wylie, Los Angeles; L. E. Phillips, Los Angeles; L. G. Sailor, San Diego; W. Ross, Los Angeles; W. D. Fellows, Los Angeles; J. W. Hughes, San Diego; George Ioens, Kansas City; Mo.; William Johnson, San Diego; S. C. Johnson, Beaumont, Cal.; L. Scheuer, Los Angeles; H. M. Jackson, Los Angeles. STANDARD BEARERS MEET The Standard Bearers will meet Saturday evening at seven o'clock in their rooms in the White Temple. The program will consist of a missionary story telling contest. Prepare your story, be on time. This is for both regular and honorary members. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS ... Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn. yesterday included: Mr. and Mrs. John Tong, Los Angeles; William Gleger and wife, St Marys, O.; Jennie A. Waggener, Millwaukee, Win.; Mrs. J. H. Jackson, Aberdeen, S.D. "The Inside of the Cup," by Winston Churchill, will be seen at the Fairland again tonight. It is a story directed at the hypocrites in the church, and is a story that church members might be benefited by. Tomorrow night there will be a double program, four acts of vaudeville and George Walsh in "The Plunger." "The Hundredth Chance" will be the feature at the Grand tonight. Tomorrow night "The Mad Marriage" will be seen. TOAD-STOOL VICTIMS Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Schofield and Mr., and Mrs. I. R. Schofield motored to San Diego Saturday and attended the annual meeting of the San Diego farm bureau at Balbon park. Dr. Schofield addressed the meeting in the afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Whitzell and children, Blanche and Harlan, of Victorville, are visiting with Mrs. Whitzell's brothers Murph and Arch Osborne. Mrs. Dan Williams is quite ill with pneumonia at the home of her mother, Mrs. Henry Luctas, at Cypress. Mrs. A. J. Goldie, of Fallerton, was calling in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nelson had children motored to Corona Sunday and called on Mr., and Mrs. Towne. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gilwin were Los Angeles visitors on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mann and son, Donald, and Mrs. A. C. Mann motored to Los Angeles Tuesday. Mr. A. Nelson was na Los Angeles visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Owens and sons and Mrs. Nelle Andrews motored to Sunland Sunday. Miss Deulah Nelson, Mabel Robeson and L. J. 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Little Jesse Millhous, who was also ill, has been taken to Whittier to the home of his grandparents, where he will stay until he is strong again. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown leave the first of next week by motor, for Nebraska, where they plan to stay unthe first of next December. Mr. Brown's father, who visited here last year, is in very poor health and he wishes his son to look after his business during the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and daughter, Olive, will occupy the Brown house. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hargraves and son, Vernon, of Covina, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hargraves. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Drake, of Prospect ave., spent Sunday with friends at Huntington Beach. Leroy Johnson entertained friends from Los Angeles on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McDavid entertained their nice Miss Dordthy Thomson of Los Angeles, a few days this week. Miss May Kerfoot entertained friends from out-of-town Tuesday. Mrs. Julia Selever attended the Daughters' of Veterans' meeting at Fullerton Monday. The P. M. Sparkx family were business visitors to Los Angeles the first of the week. The pessimist adds up 1-9-2-1 and finds the result is 13. Just what he suspected. A. W. Thomas, Phone 450— RNIA Thursday, March 24, 1921 Rialto theatre on see "A Connectitory Theatre and chiltage a birthday dinner Margaret Nelson on TIRE FACTORY March 24—Plans are setting the first unit fire manufacturing Varren S. Munger. president of the Superior Oil Co. announces. Reinforced concrete threestory buildings will be erected on a site south of Belmont and adjoining the S. P. tracks. The plant, scheduled to be in operation by the early fall, will have a daily output of 500 cord tires and 1750 tubes, employing about 400 men. The new Fresno cord tire, which is to be the staple manufacture, will have a guaranteed 15,000 mileage. The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. BAPTISMAL SERVICE AT BALBOA Dr. J. L. 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