oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-07

SOCIETY: Clubs: Lodges: Churches VERY PLEASANT SURPRISE A very pleasant surprise was tenred Mrs. R. R. Pember, on Tuesday evening at her home on N. Westside with the daughters of the house, Mr. Arthur A. Kemper, Misses Valand Esther Pember as the hostses. The guests included the members of the Hecla, South Dakota, club and a few invited guests. The decorations were pretty spring flowers and the evening was delightfully spent playing cards and enjoying good music. Mrs. Pember received a number of very pretty gifts. ate in the evening a two course choreon was served. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Pember and family, Miss Anche Hixon, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. umber and family, Mr. and Mrs. has Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Otto ndt, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff McCulloch d daughter, Fern, Dr. and Mrs. J. Osher, Mrs. Mary Osher, Mr. and rs. A.B.Prescott, Mr. and Mrs.J.N. umber, Mr. and Mrs.Joe Stehly d family, Mr. Nick Stahly, Mr. and rs.M.L.Brady, of Long Beach, Lizzie Huntington and children, r.Lizzie Kemper,Miss Viola Muckthaler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemr., Misses Valle and Esther Pember, r.R.R.Pember, Lloyd Schrode, red Hayes and Jack Kemper. MRS. CLAYES ENTERTAINS Mrs. J.A. Clayes, of No. Lemonenttained yesterday afternoon with a very smart affair, when she is hostess at a Five Hundred partee. The home was prettily decorated in pet peas, roses and breath of heava color scheme of pink being carded out in the decorations. Mrs.C.E.Harbison was the winer of the first prize, Miss Rimpau, pond, and Mrs.William Jackson, ird. There were twelve tables, and folwing the games the hostess served two course luncheon. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yestery included: A.Schulte, So.Pasana; J.S.Farmer Jr., Santa Moni; George H.Griggs,Santa Moni; William O'Reilly.New York. S.S.WORKERS MEETING The Sunday school works' meeting will be held at the First Presbyterian church parlors at 7:30 o'clock this evening. All Sunday school teachers and officers are especially urged to be present. NWELTAINS P.E.O.MEIERS Twenty-five ladies from Albambra and San Gabriel, members of Chapter N.P.E.O.were guests Tuesday at the home of Mrs.Geo,A.Rite, Lince Inbrya.The hostess served a splendid three course lunchson. MARRIAGE LICENSES Aceph D.Benton,51.Agnes S. Mummers,42.both of Buena Park. During vacation the troop will spend considerable time in perfecting their wireless outfit and will be able to get in touch with any troop in the county. FULLERTON NO.2 DWIGHT SHEPERD, EDITOR Regular meeting was held Friday evening at the gym arena with Scoutmaster Rew,R.J.Statum and Attorney C.Allen in charge. After the regular business meeting, extensive plans were made for a five-day camp at our summer camp in the San Bernardino mountains. We will spend the greater part of the time completing the lighting system and wireless outfit at the cabin. We expect to do considerable trailing and each scout will be equipped with fishing tackle and we intend to bring home real fish and new fish etories. LOARA NO.12 Last week's meeting was postponed until Wednesday of this week on account of Easter vacation which was held all last week. The meeting will be held at Loara school house, permission having been granted by the school board. Twenty-four boys have signed up for the troop and the organization work will be carried out by the executive, E.E.Heldt,Scoutmaster E.Hunter of Anaheim, who will take charge of the troop. GARDEN GROVE NO.11 BRANK THOMPSON EDITOR One of the finest carbled in any picture is stiguishes "The Pagrim," or Fairland W. Thursday.The leading Moore,a talented and artist who has been sous successes.Ruby according to Paul Heous French artist.is of womanly charm," ciple feminine role. Gordon,whose virile "Heliotrope" has mae has an unusually drau "The Passionate Pilgrim" cast include: Mi Tom Gulse,Frankie Whitney,Van Dyke Gerard,Sam J.Ryan Aldson.Albert Bocean Reinold.Charles Broc Lindrod. a color scheme of pink being carved out in the decorations. Mrs. C. E. Harbeson was the winner of the first prize, Miss Rimpau, Bond, and Mrs. William Jackson,ird. There were twelve tables, and following the games the hostess served two course luncheon. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: A. Schulte, So. Pasana; J. S. Farmer, Jr., Santa Moni; George H. Griggs, Santa Moni; William Olinaky, New York; G. Mervin, Youngstown, O.; L. B. Biller, Los Angeles; W. W. Beards-Monrovia; R. W. Harrot, Fresno; G. A. Anderson, Jackson, Minn.;bert Bradford Robinson, Orange; C. Johnson, Los Angeles; J. K. Arstrom, Los Angeles. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & mon Assn yesterday included: Benjamin Baldwin and wife, Albion; d.; A. Gordon, Long Beach; J. C. Cass, Long Beach; Mrs. J. F. Gallagr, Anderson, Ind.; Mrs. Pearlildress, Polo, Mo.; Mrs. G. E. Moss, ng Beach. Boy Scout News ANAHEIM NO. 1 GEORGE SACKETT, EDITOR We had a very interesting meeting Tuesday night in the "Y" hut. A ass in semapha signalling was id with Scout Elmer Clabaugh in large. Scoutmaster J. McKim gave a very interesting talk on "Trustworthiness" e first of the twelve scout laws. ter the talk a real live period followed of scout games. Kenneth Warner and Lawrence Roggins were invested with the ten-foot badge and properly initiated to the troop. KATELLA, NO. 3 H. MEYERS, EDITOR The weekly meeting was held at school house Tuesday afternoon, d Scoutmaster Edgar Meyer outed plans for an over-night hike to riverado canyon on Thursday and day, where all members of the pop are going to take second class arts and practice scoutcraft. The troop committee will furnish totos to the canyon and meet us on the return trip. ANAHEIM, NO 2 HOWARD MERILL, EDITOR At our last meeting Friday night we held our final examinations for underfoot tests in preparation of our vestiture ceremony next Friday night. Twenty-one scouts are now ready and we expect 24 by next meeting. We expect to leave on Thursday a two-day hike to the mountains the vicinity of Santiago peak. Last week's meeting was postponed until Wednesday of this week on account of Easter vacation which was held all last week. The meeting will be held at Loara school house, permission having been granted by the school board. Twenty-four boys have signed up for the troop and the organization work will be carried out by the executive, E. E. Heldt, Scoutmaster E. Hunter of Anaheim, who will take charge of the troop. GARDEN GROVE, NO. 11 FRANK THOMPSON, EDITOR Our last regular meeting was held Friday afternoon in the Y hut, Scoutmaster Tobe Oertly in charge. We worked on our wireless outfit and expect to have it completed in two weeks. We then had first aid practice and a fireman's relay race. We are planning to join the Katella troop in their overnight hike to Silverado acyon. We closed with a lively game of baseball. BREA, NO. 1 The last regular meeting was held at the Christian church scout room with Rev. Spleer in charge. The troop is in need of an assistant scoutmaster and invites anyone who will consider this offer to attend the regular meeting next Friday night. The troop is planning a hike during vacation into the mountains and will work on the new Sunday school building which will soon be completed. ANAHEIM, NO. 3 MERL MOWL, EDITOR At the regular meeting last Wednesday night at the "Y" hut the troop was given a few pointers in drill work and then told an interesting story on army life by Dr. Wilhelm, scoutmaster. The troop will soon start to clear the ground for a troop camp site and week-end hiking ground, which will be given by the scoutmaster. An overnight hike will be taken Friday and Saturday to Trabuco canyon. POISON VICTIM FUNERAL Thirty grains of bury that Mrs. Harne E. Culver-ave,Orange, weeks ago last Sunday great a handicap for in her struggle to lift her body lay at the uors of Smith and Anna. BUILDING P Mrs. S. R. Dunphy on Chestnut-st, between Center and cost $650. Painting, Paperh Day or contract. COMING SECOND ORANGE AUTO SHOP LATEST & BEST AUTO-S-TRICKS TRACTORS AUSPICES ORANGE CO.A TRADE ASS ANAHEIM, NO 2 HOWARD MERILL, EDITOR At our last meeting Friday night we held our final examinations for underfoot tests in preparation of our vestiture ceremony next Friday night. Twenty-one scouts are now ready and we expect 24 by next meeting. We expect to leave on Thursday or a two-day hike to the mountains the vicinity of Santiago peak. YORBA LINDA, NO 1 EARL HARLEY, EDITOR We met at the school house last Friday night with Scoutmaster H.ixon in charge. Plans were discussed to raise aid to help build our log cabin. It was decided to have a trooporden and secure more old newspapers put on a scout show. We will take an overnight hike it will spend a large part of vaca-cing ground and getting lum-r for the cabin. The site for the cabin is a beautiful one in the foothills and visible from many peaks where we can sigl- and pass our scout tests. LA HABRA, NO. 1 The regular troop meeting was held at the town hall Thursday night with Scoutmaster Ross N. Hodon in charge. All members were present and vot- to take a bike hike during vacation week to the county scout camp. SUE AMACK, D. C. Ph.C. Chiropractic Palmer Method Hours: 10—12 a.m. 2—5 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Sat., 7 to 8 p.m... Room 5, Cassou Bldg. Chiropractic and Electric Treatments DIAGNOSIS FREE DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner Phone 80— 20 W. Center St. Anaheim ORANGE COUNTRY AUTO SHOOT LATEST & BEST AUTOS-TRUCKS TRACTORS AUSPICES ORANGE CO.A TRADE ASSOCIATION AGAIN APRIL 10TH. LOS ANGELES SPEEDWAY THE CROWDS GO! OCCASIONALLY FORDS AND FORDSO NEED REPAIRING —We have a crew of expert mechanics who know o-washer in these machines. —Nothing but genuine parts used. GEORGE DUNTON FORD & FORDSON SALES & SERVICE AT THE FAIRYLAND TONIGHT City Briefs A. H. Romaine is visiting friends in Anaheim today. C. E. Phillips, local manager of the Auto Club of So Cal., went to Los Angeles today. The Misses Frances Smith and Hazel Raines, and Fred Smith and Joe Pruett went to the Orpheum last evening at Los Angeles. Arthur Baker of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker of San Pedro were visitors Sunday in the home of their sister, Mrs. J. T. Lyon. H. E. Scott has sold a lot in the Wilkie tract to Mr. Walter Altnow. Mr. Altnow intends to build a modern bungalow on the lot which faces Lemon-at. Matt Moore in the Cosmopolitan Production THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM A Paramount Picture One of the finest casts ever assembled in any picture is that which distinguishes "The Passionate Pilgrim," or Fairyland Wednesday and Thursday. The leading man is Matt Moore, a talented and popular screen artist who has been seen in numerous successes. Rubye de Remer, who according to Paul Helleu, the famous French artist, is "the perfection of womanly charm," has the principle feminine role. Julia Swayne Gordon, whose virile portrayal in "Hellotrope" has made her famous, has an unusually dramatic role in "The Passionate Pilgrim." Others in the cast include: Mary Newcombe, Tom Gulse, Frankie Mann, Claire Whitney, Van Dyke Brook, Charles Gerard, Sam J. Ryan, Arthur Donaldson, Albert Boccardi, Bernard A. Reinold, Charles Brook and Helen Lindroth. Glen Hartranft, who is a freshman at Stanford University, will arrive home Friday morning to spend the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hartranft. Miss Ida Manter of this city and Miss Gladys Fitz of Garden Grove arriving a few days this week in Los Angeles where they are guests of friends at U. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Schletter returned Wednesday evening from Strathmore where they had been for a few days' visit. They were accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Dohm who will spend a short time in Anaheim at the Schlotter home. Miss Kathleen Loly, who has been enjoying a vacation from her duties as teacher in the high school at Pasadena, spent a part of it at San Diego bay. While there she and her father had the pleasure of enjoying an aeroplane ride over the bay. Study All Advice Your Purse Demands It Know When a Sale is SALE We unhesitatingly say – you’ll declare Anaheim banishes all city competition We unhesitatingly say – you’ll declare Anaheim banishes all city competition FURTHERMORE —you’ll not hesitate in deciding that Sebastian Bros. Is the Economy Center Inde Our Red Letter Sale —BLAZES IN BIG RED LETTERS ITS STORY OF A THOUSAND BARGAINS. A VISIT TO THIS SALE IS MOST CONVINCING. NOTICE!! Not a Bargain of Our COUNTY SHOW AUSPICES ORANGE CO AUTO TRADE ASSN. IA - APR. 11-16 10TH. Five Championship AUTO RACES World Famous Drivers Reservations by wire or mail. B. H. DYAS CO. 7th & Olive St Auto Club of So. California. Los Angeles DWAY OWDS GO! SIONALLY d FORDSONS REPAIRING mechanics who know every nut and used. E DUNTON PHONE 263 ANAHEIM OF A THOUSAND BARGAINS. A VISIT TO THIS SALE IS MOST CONVINCING. NOTICE!! Not a Bargain of Our Two-Page Poster Yet Withdrawn Continue to use the twocolored ad as your guide thruout April Men’s Bear Brand High Grade FIBRE SILK HOSE —Double silk sole, 2-thread reinforced heel and toe. All sizes, in colors of brown, white, grey and navy blue. The pair— 35c Meritas Best G Oilclo —Strictly the highest quastandard table width, in white, the yard— 35 Origi —One lot of ladies’ b model of Sealpax and d rence Athletic Unionw unions, with silk mull In one assortment— $1.29 BURSO FASHIONED —For women who serviceable hose we w ommend no better h Letter Price— 3 pairs $1. is a freshman Mr. will arrive to spend the events, Mr. and this city and Garden Grove this week in they are guests letter returnfrom Strathbeen for a few he accompanied Dohm who will Anaheim at the who has been from her duties school at Pasit at San Dioshe and her are of enjoying the bay. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevenson and family left Tuesday for their former home at Wichita Falls, Tex. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thornberry and Thos. Stevenson, who had spent the winter in California, had returned some time ago to the same place. Miss Viola Miller is enjoying her vacation with relatives and friends in Pomona, going yesterday. She makes her home with her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Lyon, in this city and attends high school. Mr. Lyon accompanied her to Pomona and looked after business matters. Esquire rank will be conferred next Wednesday night on six candidates at the meeting of Knights of Pythias in the I. O. O. F. hall. Walter Amstutz and E. A. Hatfield were elected as delegates to the Grand Lodge which meets at Santa Rosa, beginning May 15. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Roe and Mr. and Mrs H H Barter and Frances Alemen returned the first of the week from a few days spent in an outing at Palm Canyon, Mecca, Heine, San Jacinto and Elsinore They report a pleasant trip, but up some of the places found it very cold. Mrs. Sarn Nordheim and daughter, Miss Ethel, and Mrs. P. A. Ryan of Minneapolis who is spending a few weeks with relatives in Anaheim, left by motor Wednesday for Oceanside and San Diego where they will be week-end guels in the home of their equin, Mrs. Lee Stump. —Anabeim Post No. 72, American Legion once Every Friday, Presell's Hall, Anaheim, Fries! All-Star Orchestra. —A Want Ad In The Plain Dealer will bring results. Advertisements demands It! a Sale is a Center of Orange County Indeed Hope Bleached 36-Inch Muslin —Known for good quality and a brand that is demanded thruout America. 2 Yards 25c Men's Paris and Boston pad Garters 25c More of Those Beautiful Plaid Meritas Best Grade Oilcloth Strictly the highest quality of Oil Cloth, standard table width, in all colors and white, the yard— 35c Men's Paris and Boston pad Garters 25c More of Those Beautiful Plaid Ginghams A quality that surprises you at so low a price, and lively patterns — all of them. Per yd. 15c Original B. V. D. 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