oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-11

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches QUARTON FAMILY ENTERTAINED The R. O... Quarton family, E. North at were the victims of a complete surprise party on Saturday evening. The guests of the occasion gathered at the home of A. Dahl on East-st, and proceeded to the Quarton home in a body. The host and hostess of the self-invited guests did the honors of the occasion with pleasure and a most enjoyable evening was spent in playing whist. The first prize among the ladies was won by Mrs. Wm. Payne and the consolation was awarded to Mrs. Armburst. Among the gentlemen, Mr. Baum succeeded in capturing the first prize and the consolation was given to Mr. Dauser. After the game dainty refreshments were served after which the floors were cleared for dancing, which pastime was enjoyed until a late hour. ThosewholodxJ atel cans N.o. Those who enjoyed the evening with Mr. and Mrs. Quarton were; Messrs and Meadames A. Dahl, S. Dauster, E. Deltrich, Wm. Payne, H. Armburst, A Quarton, G. B. Baum, J.C. Cornwall, Mrs. Richardson, Miss Goodwin and Mrs. Trapp. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Howard Robinson, Glendale; Willard Perry, Glendale; Mary Ballard, Long Beach; Evalyn Ogden, Long Beach; Robert C. Croffer, Los Angeles; J.W.Brown, Fresno; V.O.Buckles, San Bernardino; H.Boyle, Long Beach; Joe Bedins, Los Angeles; K.W.Kidd, Los Angeles; John F.Cannon, San Pedro; G.Lawless, Fellows. MARRIAGE LICENSES Saturino Ramirez, 23, Buena Park, Mary Vazquez, 18, Santa Ana. —Anaheim Beauty Parlor, Hair Work a Specialty, 300 E. Center-st. ENJOY DAY AT BALDY A jolly crowd of picnickers and hikers enjoyed a delightful day on Sunday at Mount Baldy and at Baldy Flats. The trip to Mount Baldy was made first after which the party hiked to the Flats. The report of the entire crowd was that it was a most enjoyable occasion. Those who enjoyed the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Walker; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stehley and sons, Charlie and Joe; Mr. and Mrs. L.H.Pember and daughters, Gall and Erma; E.J.Pember and sons, Lyle and Hervey; Mr. and Mrs.R.Pember; Mr. and Mrs.A.Kemper; Mrs.Lizzie Kemper; Huntington and children, Thomas Ruth and Louis; Miss Blanche Hixon the Misses Viola Muckenthaler, Valdine and Esther Pember; and the Misses Nick Stehley, Art Wilmsen, Jack Kemper, Fred Hayes, Jack Brandis and Mr.Alling. PICNIC IN S.A.CANYON Members of the Seventh Day Adventist Sunday school of Anaheim enjoyed a picnic in Santa Ana canyon Sunday. They were accompanied by a number of the Sabbath school teachers and some of the grown-up members of the church. The company gathered at the church at 9 o'clock and arrived at the canyon in time to enjoy several sports before the noontime picnic dinner was served. The after dinner hours were spent in the usual picnic fashion. The grown-up picnickers of this occasion were Mr. and Mrs.Somerville, Mr. and Mrs.Rutledge, Mr. and Mrs.Kidd, Mrs.Hennig,Mr. and Mrs.Lincoln Logan,Mrs.Jeske,and Mr.and Mrs.Leduc. MOTHERS' CONGRESS AT LA HABRA The all-day meeting of the Fourth District Congress of Mothers and P.T.A held in the school house at La Habra Saturday was a most interesting and profitable meeting. The morning session was principally devoted to the business session, report of the president, and report of the heads of departments.Miss Van Houton, instructor of physical education in the Los Angeles schools gave a splendid talk urging the need of more physical training for students in the schools.She also stated that every high school should be equipped with a swimming pool,and that playground equipment in the grades should consist of appratus that would promote physical endurance.She mentioned the different things that could be used that would bring athletics to the Sunday school are interest and spirit,papils of the school port of the schoolpleted it was found boys' classes-one the Kohlenberger,the otherCollins,had tied.in range attendance per condition existed between girls one taughtthe other by Miss I.D. This is the fourththat both Mr.Collinsand Miss Rumsey'scaredthe record of lance.The banner for tion per capita.perby Miss Coons'classsevaleral classes have taken this banner they had,and this is the timethe banner he them.The officers wishvitation to all child ing Sunday school with us in our morhave classes rangingto home department,finda place for any unite with us. JOINT HOSTESSEM Mrs.H.E.W.Barney,Abbey.of Santa Ana tesses Saturday at the Barnes'mother.Mrs.of Santa Ana,whenwith a bridge lunch fern and sweet pea shades were used forFor the luncheon ed at one o'clock.seated at small thwhich followed themwon by Mrs.D.second,miss WilliamMrs.W.A.Flood.tion to Mrs.Joe CarrThere were 13 tal fair was one of the spring season. MRS.ZITZMANN The members of the club were entertainedhome of Mrs.E.Zitzdrew was the game f with Mrs.Frank Boyscore and Mrs.J.Cuncheon followed thwhich social chat wasThe guests includeNowatny,B.J.DressE.McCannJohn CoWilliam,Houts,Sr.. LADIES—You can get a Set of Genuine PYREX Or a Set of Dishes by paying 50c a week Anaheim Music & Novelty Company H. J. EFKER The morning session was principally devoted to the business session, report of the president, and report of the heads of departments. Miss Van Houton, instructor of physical education in the Los Angeles schools, gave a splendid talk urging the need of more physical training for students in the schools. She also stated that every high school should be equipped with a swimming pool, and that playground equipment in the grades should consist of appratus that would promote physical endurance. She mentioned the different things that could be used that would bring this about. At noon a splendid luncheon was served by the ladies of the La Habra P. T. A. The afternoon session opened at two o'clock with a splendid program. The numbers were furnished by the pupils of La Habra school and others. Plano solo, Mrs. Wilde; Musical number by kindergarten children, entitled "Records"; recitation, Mrs. A. P. Emory. Miss M. Veyerkas, supervisor of kindergardens in Los Angeles gave the address, her subject being "The moral training of children." The afternoon closed with the adopting of several resolutions. The district now has 2573 members. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer Will Bring Results. To The Citrus The C —The American Fruit Growers Inc. of California is the Western division of the A. F. G. main office, Pittsburg. The national organization has an estimated yearly shipment of 30,000 cars, grown partly on the company's own property, the balance handled for its growers. —The Citrus Department is a distinct unit of the California Division, under the supervision of the President and General Manager, with its own sales manager and field force. —We are represented in the larger cities by our own salaried employees, and by brokerage representatives, covering every car lot market in the U.S. and Canada. Our great tonnage has attracted The Citrus Department is a distinct unit of the California Division, under the supervision of the President and General Manager, with its own sales manager and field force. We are represented in the larger cities by our own salaried employees, and by brokerage representatives, covering every car lot market in the U.S. and Canada. Our great tonnage has attracted to our sales organization the most efficient and experienced men in the business. We have our own jobbing houses in Chicago, Pittsburg, St. Louis and New York. Blue Goose, originally the California quality label, has been adopted as the National Trade Mark for the A. F. G. to be used ONLY on the finest quality fruits and products. The Blue Goose label is used in California, in all high quality districts, under the strict grading supervision of our field managers. By starting with Tulare County's finest foothill navels and ARTHUR H. T. OSBORNE, District Agent, FULLERTON MUCH INEEREST IN S. E. The officers of the Prebyterian Sunday school are very proud of the interest and spirit manifested by the pupils of the school. The monthly report of the school having been completed it was found that two of the boys' classes—one taught by Mr. Wm. Kohlenberger, the other by Mr. S. S. Collins, had tied, in the largest average attendance per Sunday. The same condition existed between two classes of girls, one taught by Mrs. Dabney, the other by Miss Rumsey. This is the fourth consecutive time that both Mr. Collins' class of boys and Miss Rumsey's class of girls have had the record of leading in attendance. The banner for the largest collection per capita, per Sunday was won by Miss Coons' class of boys. All those central classes have fried hard to take, this banner away from Miss Coons' class, they have not succeeded, and this is the sixth consecutive time the banner has been won by them. The officers wish to extend an invitation to all children, not attending Sunday school elsewhere, to join with us in our morning worship. We have classes ranging from tradis roll to home department, so surely we can find a place for any and all who may unite with us. JOINT HOSTESSES AT BRIDGE Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes and Mrs. Earl Abbey, of Santa Ana, were joint hostesses Saturday at the home of Mrs. Barnes mother, Mrs. Geo. A. Edgan, of Santa Ana, when they entertained with a bridge luncheon. Maldenhair fern and sweet peas in the pastel shades were used for decorations. For the luncheon which was served at one o'clock, the guests were seated at small tables. At bridge which followed the first prize was won by Mrs. D. Arnold Singleton; second, Mrs. William Goodrun; third, Mrs. W. A. Flood, and the consolation to Mrs. Joe Carroll. There were 13 tables, and the affair was one of the prettiest of the spring season. MRS. ZITZMANN ENTERTAINS The members of the Golden West club were entertained Friday at the home of Mrs. E. Zitzmann. Five hundred was the game for the afternoon, with Mrs. Frank Borth winning high score and Mrs. J. Carrol second. A luncheon followed the games, during which social chat was enjoyed. The guests included Mesdames A. Nowatny, B. J. Dresser, J. Carroll, W. E. McCann, John Cook, Frank Borth, William Houts, Sr., William Houts NELSON STAYS WITH CHAMP ENTIRE TIME It took Constantine Romanoff, Pacific Coast heavy weight champion wrestler, 58 minutes to obtain a first fall from Louis Nelson, Danish light-heavyweight champion, Saturday night at the Oldsmobile garage, Nelson welched about 174 and Romanoff about 20 pounds more. However, Nelson can train down considerably more having put on about 24 pounds since coming to the coast last Sept. Romanoff was to throw Nelson twice in one hour and 15 minutes. He failed to get the second fall in the prescribed time. The wrestlers afforded an interesting entertainment to the crowd of about 100 spectators. Nelson, by reason of his announcement that he plans to make his home in Anahiem and open a gymnasium here, was easily the favorite of the evening, and his ability to stay the limit was very satisfying to the fans. In the preliminary, Farmer Trembling, of El Centro, threw Chief Ortega, of Oxnard, in 28 minutes. The Legion AUXILIARY MEETING Tomorrow evening, at 8 o'clock, in the American Legion club rooms, Fisher-bldg., the Woman's Auxiliary will hold a special meeting to which all wives, mothers and sisters of ex-service men are invited. Important business will come before the meeting and it is desired that a good attendance be present. If you are eligible and did not attend the first meeting, come out tomorrow evening and join, and help make the organization a success. Those who signed up at the last meeting for membership, please come prepared to pay the dues. MIDNIGHT CLUB HAS PICNIC Members of the Midnight club and a number of their friends, the company numbering about 30, enjoyed all-day picnic at Camp Colona Sunday. One of the special features of the noontime picnic was the broiled steaks. And as one member of the club announced, "There was lots to eat." The after dinner hours were spent in the usual picnic forms of amusement. P.T.A.MEETING TUESDAY The regular meeting of the P.-T.A. will be held tomorrow afternoon April 12, at three o'clock at the Central school building in the kindergarten room. This is a "Mothers' Program" and each number on the pro-chief then came back and threw the Farmer in one minute and again in 16 minutes. The Chief was a member of the 364th Supply Co., overseas. He went through the preliminaries for the championship of the 91st division with ease but his outfit was in quarantine when the championship was determined, the title holder being a man whom the chief had perviously vanquished. The chief weighs about 177. The chief challenged Nelson to a match which was accepted and the men will meet here in two or three weeks. Nelson was applauded when he announced he would be glad to meet any man of his weight at any time. Fred Yoern, of Anahiem, was referee Saturday night. Romanoff was also applauded when he said he had wrestled all over the country but never before a better, more courteous bunch of sports. He was anxious to be matched here again. MIKADO SENDS NOTE TO PRES.HARDING WASHINGTON, April 11—Presidept Harding, it was learned today, has received a message from the mikado expressing the goodwill and friendship of Japan for the United States. The message is understood to be one of a number of "gestures of friendship" contemplated by Japan. HARRY D.RILEY AUTO SALES Harry D. Riley, Studebaker distributor, reports the sale of the following cars during the special six to C. R. John of Buena Park; two Studebaker roadsters to the Orange-co Drilling Co.of Fullerton; Studebaker light six to Ollie Smith of Fullerton; Studebaker special six to S. E. Hyton of Anahiem; also a car to J.E. Read of Anahiem. —The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. —Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Benner Sheet Metal Works Rear 219 S.Lemon Street —Phone 348W— Leaders, Gutters, Skylights, Job- MRS. ZITZMANN ENTERTAINS The members of the Golden West club were entertained Friday at the home of Mrs. E. Zitzmann. Five hundred was the game for the afternoon, with Mrs. Frank Borth winning high score and Mrs. J. Carrol second. A luncheon followed the games, during which social chat was enjoyed. The guests included Mesdames A. Nowatny, B. J. Dresser, J. Carroll, W. E. McCann, John Cook, Frank Borth, William Houts, Sr., William Houts Jr., W. E. Duckworth, Wm. Selimn, M. Wagner, Miss Lena Krug and Mrs. Anna Wildeman of Omaha, Nebr., who are the guests of Mrs. Zitzmann. BARNETTS GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mrs., Roy Barnett, of the Colonial-apts, were the charming host and hostess on a recent evening when they gave a dinner for the pleasure of a few friends and relatives. Those enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harland, Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richardson and son Robert. Following the dinner all attended the Fairyland theatre. A Want Ad in The Plain Dealer will bring results. OCCASIONALLY FORDS and FORDSONS NEED REPAIRING We have a crew of expert mechanics who know every nut and washer in these machines. Nothing but genuine parts used. GEORGE DUNTON FORD & FORDSON PHONE 263 SALES & SERVICE ANAHEIM Citrus Growers of The Orange County continuing through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able to the finest quality every season, —We have adopted the Trade Terms,” which the buyer. —The A. F.G. will fight especial attention to which terms of sale, the assumes all risk of maneuvering through the season, we are able tothe finestqualityeveryseason, BLUE GOOSE BRAND FROM FINEST BLUE GOOSE BRAND FROM FINEST HILLSIDE GROVES Fruit Growers Inc. of C BEAT GIRL; STEAL $20,000 CHICAGO, April 11—Three bands beat Miss Gertrude McGuddy, cashier for the Consumers' Coffee and Butter Store, here today and escaped with $20,000 in currency which said was carrying to a bank. SECOND ANNUAL AUTO SHOW AUTOS TRUCKS TRACTORS ACCESSORIES-LIC AUSPICES ORANGE CO. AUTO TRADE ASSN. NOW OPEN 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Daily —Continuous entertainment afternoon and evening. —Afternoon—Vassar Girls Orchestra. —Afternoon and Evening—Miss Vora Esmay, Soloist. —Evening—Raymond Quartet. —Open Air Concert Each Evening by Orange County Auto Trade Ass'n Band. SIX BIG DAYS Come One—Come All Adults 50c Children 30c 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Daily —Continuous entertainment afternoon and evening. —Afternoon—Vassar Girls Orchestra. —Afternoon and Evening—Miss Vora Esmay, Soloist. —Evening—Raymond Quartet. —Open Air Concert Each Evening by Orange County Auto Trade Ass'n Band. SIX BIG DAYS Come One—Come All Adults 50c Children 30c Tax Included SECOND & BDWAY SANTA ANA of nty District Continuing through the Southern California navel and valencia son, we are able to offer our customers Blue Goose oranges of finest quality every day of the year. We have adopted the national “Standard Rules and Definitions Trade Terms,” which protect us against any unjust action of buyer. The A. F. G. will fight the evils of the tramp car system, with special attention to the development of cash business, under each terms of sale, the fruit buyer discounts his bill for cash, and names all risk of market fluctuations and deterioration in trans- Continuing through the Southern California navel and valencia season, we are able to offer our customers Blue Goose oranges of finest quality every day of the year. We have adopted the national "Standard Rules and Definitions Trade Terms," which protect us against any unjust action of the buyer. The A. F. G. will fight the evils of the tramp car system, with special attention to the development of cash business, under such terms of sale, the fruit buyer discounts his bill for cash, and names all risk of market fluctuations and deterioration in trans- Our season's total citrus shipments is 300 cars, with prospects of 500 cars for the coming year. With comparatively light supplies, we are in better position to avoid bad market slumps, and are flexible in starting or reducing shipments in accordance with market conditions. Our great supplies of all commodities keep our agents in contact with their customers; in this way one commodity helps develop trade on another, especially as all high grade fruits and products are shipped under the Blue Goose trade mark. of California Residence Phone 254 Fullerton Phone Packing House 105-W, Fullerton