oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-12

Tuesday, April 12, 1921 Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches ENTERTAIN NOTED VISITORS Dr. Benj. C. Gruenberg and wife, Mrs. Savonie M. Gruenberg, were guests Wednesday and Thursday in the Geo. A. Rice home, Anaheim, R. R. D. 2. Dr. Gruenberg is a representative of the U. S. Public Health Service and appeared on the program of the So. Calif. conference of social hygiene in education at the Hotel Alexandria Friday. He spoke on the problems of teachers who are explaining the laws of life and told how they should be met. Mrs. Gruenberg is a writer of note, a Child Study Series from her pen now appearing in McCall's Magazine. She has also written several volumes on the same subject. Both the noted visitors were much impressed with the progressiveness of Anabelm. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at the Hotel Valencia yesterday included; F. K. Condor, Long Beach A. M. Freely, Los Angeles; C. S. Talmadge, Jr., Los Angeles; L. C. Phillips, Los Angeles; William Miller, Los Angeles; W. S. Hansock, Los Angeles; Charles King, Los Angeles; E. M. Austin, Los Angeles; Karl H. Vesper, San Francisco; J. T. Schneider, Napa; Gertrude Beyene, Napa; Ann Martin, Napa; J. C. Jewett, Los Angeles; B. A. Doody, Los Angeles; Harry F. Mine, Los Angeles; S. C. Johnson, Los Angeles; W. C. Horsley, Oceanside. ENDEAVOR OFFICERS MEET The officers of the Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Dickenson, Loaro-rd. The occasion was in the form of a membership campaign meeting and plans were made to increase the membership of the society. W.F.M.S.MEETS THURSDAY The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist White Temple will hold its regular monthly meeting in the parlor of the church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. All ladies of the church invited to be present. HOSTESS AT CHARMING PARTY county is Mrs. L. S. Schumacher from Burbank, Utah; Mrs. Schumacher is visiting her cousin, E. X. Willard, on his ranch near Stanton. It is needless to say that Orange county and Sou. Calif. have charmed the lady and it is just possible that she may dispose of her Utah interests and purchase a home here. Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Manery left this morning for their home in Santa Rosa after a few days in the W. W. Scott home, 120 E. Alberta St. F. I. H. Seouten and family spent Sunday in Albambra, where they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.A.Ham. Mr and Mrs.W.Sebastian and little son, Stanley, spent Sunday afternoon at Balbon Beach. Mr and Mrs.George Settle spent Sunday at LaManda Park. While there they were guests of J.E.Love. Mr and Mrs.S.J.Young of Torrance spent the week-end here with Mrs.Young's parents, Mr. and Mrs.FredL.Sexton, 420 N.Lemon St. The Evening Pinochie club will be entertained this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.F.B.Kern. Mr and Mrs.H.T.Hathaway, Mrs.M.E.Canby, Mr and Mrs.A.G.Blom,and Mr and Mrs.Homer Eddy,daughter Catherine,motored to Compton Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.Davis. Mr and Mrs.L.Davis and Mr. and Mrs.E.Browne were the guests Sunday of friends at Ocean Park. Miss Dorothy Garrison and Mr.A.noid Enearl spent Sunday with relatives at San Juan Capistrano. Mr and Mrs.Haxter have returned from a trip to San Diego and points near. Mr and Mrs.William Junge spent Sunday with Max Junge at Murrieta Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs.C.A.Humphrey,Misses Alice Humphrey, Elsie Zeigler and Alleene Adams motored to the hill climb on Sunday. Mr and Mrs.Bert Kuebler and fam-ily spent Sunday at Laguna. Mr and Mrs.J.Molt of West Center St.have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. 16 Great Days of Re Barding Yet A W. F. M. S. MEETS THURSDAY The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist White Temple will hold its regular monthly meeting in the parlors of the church Thursday at 2:30 p.m. All ladies of the church invited to be present. HOSTESS AT CHARMING PARTY Miss Frances Schumacher was hostess last evening at a very charming party given at her home on N. Clandiina St., when she announced her engagement and approaching marriage to Fred Scott. The home was prettily decorated for the festive occasion with jugs of white roses, pink carrations and fern. In the living room where the guests were received, a pink and white color scheme was used. Pink and white crepe paper streamers were festooned from the chandelier to the corners of the room, and over the archway leading into the dining room was a large lovers' knot of the crepe paper. In the dining room the same color scheme was used. In the center of the table were two kewpies, dressed as bride and groom. The chandelier was festooned with pink and white crepe paper, and suspended from the center was a white wedding bell. The early part of the evening was spent playing hearts, with the prize for high score going to Miss Esther Pember, and the consolation to Mrs. E. Voss Herrington. While the game was in progress the bell rang, and when the front door was opened, little Billy Kirby, small nephew of the groom-elect, came into the room. He represented the postman, with his pack of mail, and to each guest he presented a small letter, which, when opened, was found to contain the pleasant information, "Frances and Fred, June 5th." The bride-elect was showered with congratulations, and the groom-elect was also induced to come into the room and receive his share of best wishes. He hostess, then displayed to the admiration of the guests the many very beautiful things in the "Hope Chest." This was followed by two beautiful vocal dues by Mrs. W. J. Lewellen and Mrs Ida Devinney. Late in the evening the guests were invited into the dining room, where dainty refreshments of ice cream in brick, with a pink heart molded in the center, small cakes ice in pink and white were served buffet style. The favors were hand painted cards bearing the name of the guest, and in one corner was a small kewpie fastened onto the card, and dressed as a bride and wearing the wedding veil. The invited guests included Messam W. J. Lewellyn, Ida Devinney, Welcome M. Ward, Arthur A. Kemper, E. Voss Herrington, H. K Boyd, Stafford Sims, R. E. Campbell, J. Lloyd Moore, Fred Lautenbach, Viola Kirby, Norbert Anderson, G. J. Mauerhan, F. S. Gates; Misses Carrie Lou Evans, 16 Great Days of Revenge Bargains Yet A SHIRLEY'S PRESIDENT SUITE —The guaranteed Suspender of fine The cord back Suspender that is fair Red Letter Price GOOD GRADE GINGHAMS —Pretty plaids, cheeks, stripes & softer RED SEAL ZEPHYR GINGHAM —Beautiful plaids of highest quality 32-INCH FINE GINGHAM —Large assortment of attractive pauses 32-INCH DEVONSHIRE —At least 20 patterns to choose from 36-INCH BUNGALOW CRETONY —Pretty floral design, light & dark 36-INCH EXCELLENT PERCAL —An excellent grade, light & dark AMOSKEAG A. C. A. TICKING —The Amoskeag gold medal featherticking. FANCY PLISSE CREPE—Extra for lingerie use, in blue bird and designs on white and tinted grounds ALL COLORS IN JAP CREPE —Strictly good quality and priced 36-INCH CURTAIN SCRIMS —Bordered edge & every pattern a CHILD'S PLAY SUITS —Positively this assortment embraces only the best and heavy blue denim play suit. Such as Over-Em-All and Slip-On-Kids 89c brick, with a pink heart molded in the center, small cakes iceed in pink and white were served buffet style. The favors were hand painted cards bearing the name of the guest, and in one corner was a small kewpie fastened onto the card, and dressed as a bride and wearing the wedding veil. The invited guests included Mesdames W. J. Lewellyn, Ida Devinney, Welcome M. Ward, Arthur A. Kemper, E. Voss Herrington, H. K Boyd, Stafford Sims, R. E. Campbell, J. Lloyd Moore, Fred Lautenbach, Viola Kirby, Norbert Andergon, G. J. Mauerhan, F. S. Gates; Misses Carrie Lou Evans, Evelyn and Lillian Degryse, Viola Elliott, Sylvia May Dumas, Valle and Esther Pember, Hazel Withee, Vera O'Rourke, Florence Hammill. City Briefs The Anaheim grammar schools are making out report cards for the third quarter which ends Friday, W. C. Maxwell, stated this morning. School opened yesterday with the regular attendance. The Anaheim high school team will play Norwalk tonight at Norwalk. "Old Days in Dixie" will be shown a week from tonight at the high school auditorium under the direction of Mrs. B. G. Balcom. Johnny Johnson will give a party to his friends tonight. George Dunton received a carload of Fords and Paul Taggart a carload of Chevrolets over the S. P. today. Carl Tipton of Glendora is erecting a new house in the Elks Park. Materials are being furnished by the Griffith Lumber Co. Howard Krause of the First National Bank of Fullerton is sick. Dr. J. T. Phillips and wife of Newport, Wash., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Krause of Fullerton. Farmer A. Grant of Harperville is the proud possessor of a new tractor, and is sure tearing up the earth. F. L. Turner and family have moved into their cozy new bungalow, corner of Magnolia and Katella road. The old church building at Stanton has been moved to the southwest part of town, down among the Mexicans, where it will be used as a Methodist mission. Among the Utah visitors to Orange CHILD'S PLAY SUITS Positively this assortment embraces only the best and heavy blue denim play suit. Such as Over-Em-All and Slip-On-Kids 89c —Knit of fine grade bleach yarn, tight knee or lace both grade in bodice style and even an extraordinary Big Value Sebastian Brox. AT GRAND SUNDAY AND MONDAY. APRIL 17 AND 18. FAMOUS STAGE BEAUTIES IN WAY DOWN EAST—IN THIS NOTABLE DWGRIFTH PRODUCTION ARE A GREAT NUMBER OF BEAULTIFUL GIRLS WHO NEVER LEAVE NEW YORK. HERE IS LOWELL SHERMAN SURROUNDED BY A FEW OF THEM Walter Schmidt, of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Art Shipkey motored to San Juan on Sunday and witnessed the hill climb. Miss Matlie Lou Robertson was the week-end guest of relatives at San Fernando. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Rust and Mrs. RusCs mother and brother, Mrs. Hauser and Scott Hauser, spent Sunday at Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sander spent today in Los Angeles where Mr. Sandler was looking after business matters. Mrs. L. J. Schumacker of S14 W. Center St., spent Sunday visiting with friends at Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schultz and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schultz and son, Ewald, spent Sunday witnessing the hill climb at San Juan Capistrano, going from there to Laguna Beach. At the latter place Mr. Charles Schultz, Ewald, and Mrs. Alfred Schultz enjoyed a ride in an airplane. Little Miss Gladys Ruether returned home on Monday from Long Beach where she had been for the past week visiting at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Frd Ruether, during her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Ruether and Miss Mabel spent Sunday at San Juan Capistrano witnessing Dudley Perkins in his winning of the hill climb. They enjoyed the occasion thoroly. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Anderson of Boise, Idaho, were guests last week in the E. C. Hundstrom home, W. Broadway. The two gentlemen were former business partners in Idaho and the visit was a very enjoyable one for both families. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hundstrom and family spent Sunday in Los Angeles where they were guests in the home of Mrs. Hundstrom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooke. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Reeves and famly spent Sunday at Orange County park. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Spencer and Mrs. and Mrs. L.W. Hemphill of Orange, and the company enjoyed a picnic dinner. The occasion was the sixth birthday anniversary of Lois Reeves, and the event was largely in her honor. Miss Marion Kitehling, of Toronto, Canada, who is spending the winter in California and who has been the house guest of her friend, Mrs. Geo Rose, 211, S. Claudina St., is spending a few days this week in Los Angeles. She will return for a longer visit here before going to her home. Mrs. H. Hoyer, N. Palm St., has been spending several days this week at the home of her sistr, Mrs. Han-cock, at Birch Lease. HUNT BLONDE WOMAN IN MURDER OF CRIME LEADER ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 12.—Police today combed the city for the blonde woman who shared the apartments of "The Shamrock," notorious criminal who was found shot to death in his rooms last night." The Shamrock" best known as Michael McNamiara, alleged leader of a gang of safe blowers who operated throughout the United States, had served a term in San Quentin, Calif., the police say. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Days of Red Letter Ins Yet Ahead PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS and Suspender of fine lisle elastic web. Suspender that is famous. 39c GINGHAMS checks, stripes & solid colors 15c PHYR GINGHAM of highest quality 19c GINGHAM ment of attractive patterns 19c NSHIRE terms to choose from 39c ALLOW CRETONNE design, light & dark patterns 22c ILLENT PERCALE grade, light & dark patterns 19c C. A. TICKING gold medal feather proof 29c CREPE—Extra fine soft finish use, in blue bird and small flower ite and tinted 35c JAP CREPE quality and priced low 39c SCRIMS & every pattern attractive 15c Biggest Buy in Recent Years HATS In this special we are giving you advantage of a wonderful purchase — about 30c on the dollar. Factory needed cash, purchased at the buyer's price and regardless of the higher grades amongst this lot. They all go at one price. The hats are all fur felt, silk trimmed, fine leather sweat bands, silk bindings or raw edge. Grades previously sold at $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50. EVERY HAT SPICK AND SPAN NEWEST SHAPES $2.19 LAY SUPER VALUE LADIES' CORSETS Built for medium figure of Alexander cloth, 18-inch back, medium bust, well boned, four hose supporters. Just note the price 89c MERITAS BEST OIL CLOTH Ten very desirable patterns of this high-grade oil cloth offered at this price. Including white marble effect and tile 35c MEN'S CAPS VERY SPECIAL Up to date shapes of caps, values to $1.50. Many lines represented in this assortment 89c LAY assortment best and play suit. and Slip89c SUPER VALUE LADIES' CORSETS Built for medium figure of Alexander cloth, 18-inch back, medium bust, well boned, four hose supporters. Just note the price ... 89c MERITAS BEST OIL CLOTH Ten very desirable patterns of this high-grade oil cloth offeered at this price. Including white marble effect and tile ... 35c MEN'S CAPS VERY SPECIAL Up to date shapes of caps. values to $1.50. Many lines represented in this assortment ... 89c 3 Styles in Ladies' UNIONS 59c Fine grade bleached cotton right knee or lace bottoms. Same oodice style and every garment ordinary Big Value. Ladies’ Pure Silk Hosiery The Black Cat pure thread silk hose of high quality. 89c LADIES’ LISLE HOSIERY The Black Cat in very soft lisle hose. Special— 3 pairs $1.00 Children’s white, brown and black fine rib stocking— 22c Men's Fibre Silk Hose. Special 35c Men's original Rockford Socks, famous for wear. 3 pairs 25c WOMEN MAKE WAR ON MACHINE POLITICS CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 12. Woman, the newly enfranchised, is going to drive machine politicians and ward heckers out of the American political system. This was the keynote of the annual report of Mrs. Maud Wood Park, chairman, delivered before the second annual convention of the National League of Women, Voters, in session here. The committee on uniform laws is to present the following recommendations: An equal interest of husband and wife in each other's real estate; removal of all common law disabilities of married women; wife and child abandonment should be made a criminal offense; common law marriages should be abolished. The state should require health certificates before issuing marriage licenses. There should be uniform state legislation on marriage and divorce and statutes prohibiting the evasion of marriage laws. Hats for Summer Wear —A beautiful line of new hats for early summer wear. —Dainty models to wear with summer frocks. —Particularly charming are the droopy models with beautiful flower trimmings—yet quite as popular are the more tailored styles and smaller hats. Just the color and just the style you will like and find becoming. We are also giving a big discount on blouses and smocks. Nelson Millinery 111 E. Center St. Anaheim Nelson Millinery 111 E. Center St. Anaheim For April Days Are Red Letter Days Entire Month HOPE BLEACHED MUSLIN, 36-IN. WIDE —Free of all starch or dressing. The standard muslin of America. It will please you. Per yard ..... 12½c Pretty Spring Voiles and Oragndies Attractive Prices —Imported Mercerized Transparent Organdies in all desirable shades. Extraordinary values per yard ..... 69c —40-Inch wide pretty Spring Voile in large attractive or small neat patterns. Very much in demand, per yd. 69c —Beautiful Demaisello Dress Batiste in popular patterns for spring and summer, per yd 39c —40-inch wide Swiss Novelty, a dress material in color dots on square or check design, per yard ..... 63c MEN'S COLLARS —Men's Arrow and Barker High Grade up to date style Collars for this week only— 15c WORK SHIRTS —Men's Dark Blue Gold Rule Chambray Work Shirt, made perfect in every respect. All sizes— 59c CAPS SPECIAL shapes of caps. Many lines LADIES' HOSIERY BARGAIN —a good medium weight soft cotton hose; spliced heel and toe; colors of black, brown and white. Not many months ago this hose was selling at 35c, now 2 pairs ..... 25c MEN'S MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS —Muslin Night Shirt, fine count. Silk braid trimming around neck and front. Buttons of fine ocean pearl ..... $1.10 CAPS SPECIAL shapes of caps. Many lines Kais 89c LADIES' HOSIERY BARGAIN A good medium weight soft cotton hose; spliceed heel and toe; colors of black, brown and white. Not many months ago this hose was selling at 25c now 2 pairs MEN'S MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS Muslin Night Shirt, fine count. Silk braid trimming around neck and front. Buttons of fine ocean pearl $1.10 Pure Silk siery Black Cat arread silk high qual9c 'S' LISLE SIERY black Cat in t lisle hose. rs $1.00 ren's white, and black stocking— 22c Red Letter Bargains In WAISTS A very popular tie-back Blouse of fine quality minuette; front of waist is beautifully embroidered in contrasting colors. In the most popular colors— $4.95 A very new and popular waist of all silk Georgette Crepe, beautifully trimmed with heavy lace; cuffs also lace trimmed. All the rage now and one of the best styles shown— $3.89 ling Store - Sebastian Bros