oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-09

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches CLUB HAS "POT LUCK" DINNER The Placentia Country club entertained last evening with a "pot luck" dinner, having as their guests the husbands of members of the club. The affair was held in the Placentia Round Table club house, which was pretty decorated in fern and roses. The tables were made very attractive with bouquets of roses and fern. After the dinner the guests passed the evening playing Five Hundred, with the prizes going to Mrs. Sidney Chapman, Mrs. J. E. Scott, Mr. T. L. McPadden and Mr. F. D. Miller. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Tuffree, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McPadden, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lamhoffer, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Scott, all of Placentia; Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Sears, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dunamier, of Anaheim. PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Naomi Neumu, of N. Clementine-st., was hostess this afternoon to a number of her friends when she entertained with a delightful birthday party. Pink and white roses were used for decorations in the living and dining rooms. The dining table was decorated in pink and white crepe paper, and in the center were six kewpie dressed in pink and white. The same color scheme was carried out in the refreshments. The afternoon was spent in playing games and enjoying some good music. The invited guests included Frances Haverty, Frances Mattis, Margaret Bock, Augusta Muckenthaler, Katherine Ekker, Lucille Goodrich, Bernice Brownfield, Wanita Brownfield, Katherine Shay, Treen North, Ruth Desh, Huston Helling, and Vincent Warte. HOSTESS TO STAR 500 CLUB Mrs. J. A. Clayes, of N. Lemon-at, was hostess Friday afternoon to the Star Five Hundred club. Pink roses and pink sweet peas were used for decorations making the rooms most attractive. Following the round of cards, the scores were counted and prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. P. Quarton, first; Mrs. Gardiner, second; and Mrs. E. A. Schumacher, consolation. At five o'clock the hosts served refreshments. Y. P. A. MONTHLY MEETING The Y. P. A. of the Salem Evangelical church held its regular monthly meeting last evening. Instead of meeting in the bungalow of the church, which is customary, they took their suppers and motored to Orange county park. There were about 30 present and a most enjoyable evening was spent. Besides members of the local Alliance, there were visitors from Whittler. Games and a general good time was the order of the evening, and a tired but happy bunch returned to their homes about ten o'clock. INTERESTING WEDDING A wedding of much interest to the many friends of the contracting parties will take place on Monday April 11th, at the home of the bride, 408 Rose-st., when Mrs. Annie Gow, daughter of Mrs. Flora Weaver, will become the bride of Mr. Cecil William James. The wedding will be a very quiet affair. Following the ceremony the happy couple will leave for a short honeymoon. On their return they will make their home in Anaheim. WESTS HAPPILY SURPRISED Mr. and Mrs. George L. West, of Brookhurst, were very happily surprised on a recent evening, the event being in honor of Mrs. West's birthday. The evening was most pleasantly spent, and before departing the guests were served dainty refreshments of ice cream, cake and punch. Thos participating were Mr. and Mrs. C. Edgar West and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.H.West and son, Mr. and Mrs.F.G.West and children. Brea News Items BRDA, April 2—(Spl.)—Mrs. L.E.McClurg of 24048 Walnut-st., expects to leave next week for San Francisco to spend the summer with her son, Mr.E.E.Burlingham and family. Mr.F.C White, who has been with the Cooperative for months, has accepted a position with the Acme Store. Mrs.Nicholas will keep house for Mr.Waite and son while his sister, Mrs.McClurg,' is north visiting with relatives. VIOLA BLUE OF GARDEN YORBA LINK A very pretty Wednesday e-clock when came the bride ceremony taking the bride's fate. The bride was ing-away suit shoes and accessory Hev.Ray Carter the immediate present; Mr.Aunt and uncle Carter Mr.; and aunt of the garret Johnson; ice cream and each guest cake; Mr.; and Mrs.Cly resided here moved to Full has resided here both have friends who ex young couple To include Yosemite turn will relics home Warrick Murray. Mr.Warrick new home in next the Win; be strictly moe seven rooms. Mrs.Char.J.L to Los Angeles Miss Mae B Harry Kendric Mrs.W.G.Maed picnic in the week. Mr.;and Mrs.;and Mrs.Shoot Angeles Friday Mr.;and Mrs.;ing reservation They have spent and will leave for their home. Mr.Vasco M.of East Whit town Thursday la Selover; whi Mr.;and Mrs.F.B.with them. Mr.;and Mrs.;were visitors l Surveyors we da Thursday s HOSTESS TO STAR 500 CLUB Mrs. A. Clayes, of N. Lemon-at, was hostess Friday afternoon to the Star Five Hundred club. Pink roses and pink sweet peas were used for decorations making the rooms most attractive. Following the round of cards, the scores were counted and prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. P. Quarton, first; Mrs. Gardiner, second, and Mrs. E. A. Schumacher, consolation. At five o'clock the hostess served refreshments. The guests included Mesdames W. P. Quarton, L. M. Gardiner, E. A. Schumacher, S. Lybarger, Charles Mann, H. O. Henderson, J. H. Wentz, McKeen, of Fullerton; J. Kollenberger, C. E. Harbeson, C. E. Chamberlain. ENTERTAIN PINOCHLE CLUB Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, of No. Los Angeles-at, were host and hostess Thursday evening to the members of the Evening Pinochle club. The evening was pleasantly passed about the card tables, with the prize for high score awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Clem Staples. Late in the evening the hostess served a two course luncheon to the guests who included Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Staples, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hartung, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hartfield and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Pomeroy. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: R. D. Sanets, Portland, Ore.; A. J. Blackstone, Los Angeles; J. H. Davies, Portland, Ore.; Ben Harns, New York; F. C. Lorch, Los Angeles; Lucille Cleck, Des Moines, Iowa; Grover C. Sanderson, Orleans, Calif.; Donald McAdams, Oakland, Calif.; T. O. Bucklera, Long Beach; A. A. Lowellyn, Los Angeles; J. L. Wallace, Los Angeles; L. Miser, Newark, N.J.; F. L. Ware, Los Angeles; H. W. Menleenan, Los Angeles, and John L . Phillips, Los Angeles. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. BREA, April 9—(Spl.)—Mrs. L. E. McClurg of 240 AS, Walnut-at expects to leave next week for San Francisco to spend the summer with her son, Mr. E. E. Burlingham and family. Mr. F. C. White, who has been with the Cooperative for months, has accepted a position with the Acme Store. Mrs. Nicholas will keep house for Mr. Waite and son while his sister, Mrs. McClurg, is north visiting with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Meyers are visiting friends in Los Angeles this week for several days, Mrs. E. G. Cunningham. Mr. E. A. Meyers made a business trip to Pomona last Wednesday. Mrs. Martin C Harmon of Los Angeles gave a kitchen shower in honor of Mrs. Mary Isaacson of Brea at her apartments last Tuesday evening, which was a very enjoyable occasion. Music and games were indulged in. All the folk present pinned a bit of advice for the future happiness of the bride and groom-to-be They pinned strips of paper on to a picture of a Chevrolet car in which they expect to go away for a trip in the near future Those present were Mr. and Mrs Walter Matthias and niece, Mr and Mrs W. W Vallandigham and two children, Mr and Mrs D. H O'Brien Mrs John Mcintyne of Denver Colo.; Mrs Grace Robertson and daughter Miss Marjory Robertson; Miss Nell McCray of New York Miss La Mieire Smith Mrs Electra Wilson of West Virginia Mrs E.A.Vallandigham and daughter Mrs Mary Isaacson of Brea Mr.Lester Douglass of Los Angeles and F.M.Chambers of West Coast Lease Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs Harmon of Oswood-apts Los Angeles which was very charming. Mrs.Schweitzer,Berqulat,Reynolds and Chambers called at the home of Mrs.Reeves in Fillerton last Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.J.E.RcNolda motor-ed to Los Angeles today on a pleasure trip. The chautauqua in Brea was well attended last night; today will close WEST COAST Mrs.Fagen of wealth-ave, ent day dinner Thryan and his Smith of West Miss Regina is having her Santa Ana visit Mrs.Chesterman Dana McQuarrie or yesterday A great many Coast Lease again as the ctheria germ am ken for the sa Mrs.Townner Ana spent last Mrs.Chester Coast. A Want Ad will bring result If It's from DON'T THROW IT AW —Keep it together until you get it to our garage and shop. —We have the mechanics and the machinery to put it back in order. —Don’t send your machine work away from Anaheim. —We have one of the best equipped machine shops in County, and exactness is the slogan of our mechanics. We the opportunity to prove to you the high quality of our we Cylinders Reground, Wrist Pihs Made, Expert Auto Anaheim Garage Machine Shop IRVING ABRAMSOHN, Prop. 226 S. Los Angeles St. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MEETING In Evanregular ing, Inglow of the day, they forced to be enjoyBesides these, there good time were and aneeded to tack. NG st to the parday April bride, 088 will be being the ride will on. On their RISED West, of the surly surpleasant event, its birthest pleasting the refreshpunch. Mr. and family, Mr. son, Mr. children. MS Ms. L. E. expects Francisher son, family. Green with has accused Acme house for sis sister, with Surveyora were busy in Yorba Linda Thursday and Friday taking a VIOLA BEMIS BRIDE OF GAYLORD PAGE YORBA LINDA, April 9—(Special.) A very pretty wedding was solemnized Wednesday afternoon at four o'clock when Miss Viola Bemis became the bride of Gaylord Page, the ceremony taking place at the home of the bride's father, Mr. B. S. Bemis. The bride was charming in her go-away suit of dark blue, with hat, shoes and accessories of French gray. Hev Ray Carter officiated and besides the immediate families there were present, Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Bemis, hunt and uncle of the bride; Mrs. Jay Carter, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pike, uncle and aunt of the groom, and Miss Margaret Johnson. Refreshments of cake, ice cream and bon-bons were served and each guest given a piece of the bride's cake. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Page, who formerly resided here but who have lately moved to Fullerton, while the bride has resided here eight or ten years, and both have a large circle of friends who extend best wishes. The young couple left on a motor trip to include Yosemite and upon their return will ride in Yorba Linda in the pretty home now occupied by Mr. Warrick Murray and mother. Mr. Warrick Murray is greeting a new home in the Morris sub-division next the Wm. Fassel home. It will be strictly modern and will contain seven rooms. Mrs. Chas. H. Selover was a visitor to Los Angeles Wednesday. Miss Kerperfoot, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kendricks and son, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Martin and Melvin enjoyed a picnic in the canyon the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shook and Mr. and Mrs. Shook, Sr., motored to Los Angeles Friday and spent the day, Mr. and Mrs. Shook, Sr., were making reservations for their trip east. They have spent several months here and will leave within a week or so for their home. Mr. Vasco Mills and son Arlington of East Whittier were visitors in town Thursday. They took Mrs. Julia Selover, who spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selover, back home with them. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morris of Bren were visitors in town Thursday. Surveyora were busy in Yorba Linda Thursday and Friday taking a WOMAN'S CLUB HAS ENJOYABLE MEETING BUENA PARK, April 9.(Special) The Women's Club held a very enjoyable meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Greenwait on Thursday afternoon with 12 members and one visitor present. May 7th has been set as the day for the luncheon at the Colonial Tea Room at Hamburgers, a very interesting meeting will be held on Thursday, June 2nd, at the home of Mrs. J. F. Sampson when Prudence Penny of the Examiner will talk to the ladies. All the ladies who are interested may attend whether they are club members or not. Mrs. Tegarden was accepted as a new member. Mrs. J.W. Bishop and Mrs. Frand Isbel were elected delegates to the Federation meeting at Fullerton on Friday. The club will meet in two weeks with George McNeill. The hostess served delicious refreshments of sandwiches, pickles, pastry and coffee. Miss Mildred Johnson and Florence Robison visited at the La Mirada school on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J.K.Wymard and Mr. and Mrs.Norman Blythe of Pasadena were calling on friends here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.L.J.Robeson and children, Mr. and Mrs.Roy Eberheart, Mr. and Mrs.H.H.Haggarty, were among the audience at the Rialto in Fullerton on Thursday evening. Mr.L.J.Wilsey of Pomona has leased the E.E.Turman ranch. Mr.Wilsey is here now and Mrs.Wilsey and children will come in June when school closes, Mr.Turman will live in his new home on Orangenthepe Ave., which was startled this week. Mr.Ralph Thurman and family have moved from the Georgeo Thurman home to the oil fields. I.D.Jaynes and L.T.Wilsey went to Downey on Wednesday afternoon and took in the citrus demonstration. Mr. and Mrs.L.Cookson enjoyed a pie dinner at Huntington Beach on Sunday. Miss May Beach of Hollywood came down on Wednesday to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Russell Reach. Mrs.Louisa Dana was a Los Angeles visitor Friday. Ed Mattsis of U.S.C.spent last evening at his home here. F.C.Buschauer was a business visitor on Los Angeles Friday. Mr.Baum will join his wife and son in Los Angeles for the week-end. Borneo to Mr. and Mrs.Zwo'd Redding April 7th, a nine-pound son. Mor—to Mr.Mrs.L.N.Wlaser, April 8th, an eight-pound daughter. Arthur Borden of Panadena was a business visitor in Anaheim Friday. Mr和Mrs.Jack Taylor are moving into the Ballou-ct, 525 W.Center-st. Mrs.William Pannler and Miss Ruth Pannler were Los Angeles visitors on a recent day. Mr.M.Neelbang who has been on this sick list for the past week is reported as some better today. Mr.Buttolth of Chicago, Ill., was a recent visitor at the home of Mr.Mrs.H.A.Neff, E.Sycamore-st. Myner H.N.Nolan went to Los Angle less yesterday on business.Mrs.Sargeant visited with him last night. Mr.mrs.Henry Jackson of S.Phadelphia-st are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter at their home. Miss Fannie Gardner of Stockton is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Crowley of Ballou-ct, W.Center-st. Mr.mrs.Garner and Mrs.No ble of Bakersfield were the guests during the week at the A.L.Schutz home. Mrs.Ethel Peck of San Diego will be the week-end guest in the home of Mr.Mrs.F.G.Peck of N.Citron-st. Fred W.Hess left today over the S.P尔 Lancaster,N.Y.他 will return via Chicago, Wisconsin and Colorado. Mr.mrs.Dove,Miss Ruth Dove and Mr.Roland Dove motored to San Diego today where they will remain several days. Mr.mrs.WHyatt of San Fernando were the guests today at the home of Dr.Drand Mrs.H.D.Newkirk, WCenter-st. Mrs.F.A.Hyann,Mrs.Surah Nordheim and Miss Ethel Nordheim are spending several days at Oceanside and San Diego. Mr.mrs.N.F.Ballou of Wras Angeles Friday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Shook, Sr., were making reservations for their trip east. They have spent several months here and will leave within a week or so for their home. Mr. Vasco Mills and son Arlington of East Whittier were visitors in town Thursday. They took Mrs. Julia Selover, who spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selover, back home with them. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morris of Bren were visitors in town Thursday. Surveyors were busy in Northa Linn da Thursday and Friday taking a profile of the main streets with a view of getting grading measurements so that paving can be done in the near future. The town has long needed these two streets paved and residents are expressing a great deal of satisfaction that this is to be done. West Coast Lease WEST COAST LEASE, April 9 — Mrs. Pagen of Fullerton, on Commonwealth ave, entertained with a birthday dinner Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hyan and her mother, Mrs. Mary Smith of West Coast Lease. Miss Regina Sieber of West Coast is having her friend, Miss Allen from Santa Ana, visit with her this week. Mrs. Chester McQuarrie and Mrs. Dana McQuarrie were Anaheim visitors yesterday. A great many families on the West Coast Lease are under quarantine again as the children have the diptheria germ and all precaution is taken for the safety of others. Mrs. Townsend and baby of Santa Ana spent last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Chester McQuarrie on West Coast. the program for this year, but we are assured of having it come to Brera next year. It certainly is a great treat for our little oil town. Mr. Walter Yates and wife spent Friday evening with Mrs. M. C. Hyau of West Coast. — A Want Ad In The Plain Dealer will bring results. — If It's from Witman's, It's Good! Orangethorpe Ave., which was started this week. Mr. Ralph Thurman and family have moved from the George Thurman home to the oil fields. I. D. Jaynes and L. T. Wilsey went to Downey on Wednesday afternoon and took in the citrus demonstration. Mr. and Mrs. L. Cookson enjoyed a picnic dinner at Huntington Beach on Sunday. Miss May Beach of Hollywood came down on Wednesday to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beach. Mrs. L. A. Baughey of Lynwood spent Thursday with Mrs. F. Greene well. Mrs. Blatz spent Wednesday and Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Stevenson at Pasadena. Mrs. Mrs. cury Warren and children Eleanor, Florence and Tom, for a week end trip to Palm Springs. Be sure to see the wonderful MARMON miniatures The Biggest Sh A MARMON — Marmon presents a complete line of Rattle Bang IT AWAY! our garage and machine minery to put it back in runfrom Anaheim. machine shops in Orange our mechanics. We want high quality of our work. Expert Auto Repairing Garage and Shop N, Prop. Anaheim The Biggest Sh A MARMON —Marmon presents a complete line of several miniatures, each built one-quarter size models. —This means that every visitor can appl ing what they look like—but by actual —This exhibit is naturally the center o send & Medbery, Inc., have come to th to prove to you, by facts, the advantag Judging b —There is no need to come to the show this year and merely look cars over—and then decide upon Which Car, the old, superficial way, dazed by generalities. 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