oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-18

Society; Clubs: Lodges: Churches DELIGHTFUL PIANO RECITAL The piano pupils of Miss Stella A. Schventker enjoyed a most delightful recital at her home, 209 E. Broadway, last Saturday afternoon. An interesting musical program was enjoyed by all. Those participating were: Esther Miller, Lillian Hitt, Etheber Olson, Jessie Mitchell, Ruth Davis, Marie Noll, Geraldine Rice, Olive Tozler and William Heger. Following the program pictures of the class were taken and musical names were enjoyed. The most interesting event was the giving away of prizes to the pupils receiving the most points during a lively contest. Three prizes were to have been given, but some had the same number of points, so the prizes were awarded follows: Olive Tozler, first; Geraldine Rice and William Heger, second; Gladys Thayer, Helen Reinert and Afton Reinert, thirds. All the pupils are trying to see if they can be the fortunate ones to receive the prizes which will be given next time in June. Refreshments of brick ice cream and cake were served at the close of this pleasant afternoon. ENJOYABLE PARTY AT PARK A number of Anaheim people were members of a most enjoyable party and picnic at Orange county park on Saturday evening. Dancing was enforced from 8:30 until 12, music being furnished by Fellinge's orchestra, after which a picnic supper was served, weiners, hot coffee and cake being features of the menu. Those who enjoyed the affair were Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowotony, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, Mr. and Mrs. O. Lennartz, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers, the Misses Alice Ingram and H. Muzzy, Mrs. Stafford Sims, Miss Sylvia May Dumas, Mrs. Maile Hamiller, Hermann Melcher, Mr. and Mrs. Campton and Francis Hester of Anaheim. The following guests were present from Olive; Mr. and Mrs. NEIGHBORS MEET WEDNESDAY Anaheim Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Eva H. Boyd, 129 S. Olive St., instead of Tuesday evening. It is to be an important meeting and all members are urged to attend. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Norbert Anderson of N. Lemont-st, entertained Saturday afternoon at her home in honor of the birthday anniversary of her mother, Mrs. W. J. Elliott. The affair was a surprise. Mrs. Elliott being invited to the Anderson home for the afternoon. When she arrived she found ten of her lady friends had preceded her. After greetings were exchanged, the afternoon was spent with needlework and social chat, and later the hostess served daunting refreshments. Mrs. Elliott was presented with a number of very pretty gifts. Those present were Mesdames D. W. Anderson, A.F. Withee, W.J. Thompson, J.S. Sheridan, Leo Sheridan and daughter Kathleen, Yantz, Miss Vada Wilbur and Bethel Elliott. LEGION AUXILIARY TUESDAY Woman's Auxiliary, Anaheim Post, American Legion, will meet tomorrow (Tuesday) evening at 8 o'clock in Pressel's hall, W. Center-st- corner Clementine. All members are urged to be present, and those who are eligible to become members, which includes mothers, wives and sisters of ex-service men, are invited to come and join. Let's work to make this a strong organization, and this can only be done by the cooperation of each individual member, working to get other members. Many Bowlers Enter A.B.C.Tournament Two five-men teams and six doubles rolled yesterday in the A.B.C.tourney at the local bowling alleys. Five more five-men teams and eight or ten more doubles will roll tonight. One of the hardest the legislature is than fer of San Francisco has control and operation to the city of San Francisco passed the assembly sed out to the senate tee on commerce and a favorable recommend practically six or seven mittees of nine annuities opposed to the assembly the opponents only by a tie vote, against. This was posed 11 of the 15 votes of the being cast for the meeting the entire commerce shipping end in fact entire commerce shipping end in fact entire commerce is opposed. With only three women remaining, the yet hardly settled diversion of many量大 measures and as there is every indictment great majority of them posed will die on the minor amendments the county governmentation bills and others portance have been passed upon, but the big bills have not yet committee; They are mental economy and due the reorganization of the government bills and reyet to be fought out. The question of renext two years still occupies place in the committee on war.The legislature has decided on the method of $2,000,000 for the new head charges of the special appropriation ing millions of dollars therem circumstances that will not even get therem ING furnished by Fellinge's orchestra, after which a picnic supper was served, weiners, hot coffee and cake being features of the menu. Those who enjoyed the affair were Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowotony, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lennartz, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers, the Misses Alice Ingram and H. Muzzy, Mrs. Stafford Sims, Miss Sylvia May Dumas, Mrs. Maile Hammer, Herman Melcher, Mr. and Mrs. Campton and Francis Hester of Anaheim. The following guests were present from Olive: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Holcom, Mrs. Butcher, Miss Reed, Miss McCoy, Alex Flechet, the Misses Mattié and Bessie Bortx and Lou Bortz. Mr. and Mrs. George Goesch were present from Orange, Albert and Walter Euxton of Artesia. WIENIE BAKE AT PARK The Young People's department of the Methodist White Temple are planning a winer bake at the county park tomorrow evening. Those going will leave the church at 6 o'clock. There will be accommodations for all, and all young people interested are invited to be present. FRIEDMAN GREENBERG NUPTIALS A pretty wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon in Los Angeles at the Jewish synagogue, when Miss Mary Friedman of that city became the bride of Mr. Jerry Greenberg of Anaheim, proprietor of the Cut Rate Clothing store. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a large company of relatives and friends of the young people, by Rabi Leve. The bride was dressed in a simple wedding gown of white silk, wearing tulle veil which was held in place with orange blossoms. She carried a shower of bride's roses and fern. A maid of honor, two bridesmaids and best man comprised the wedding party. Following a honeymoon spent in the north, the young couple will return to Anaheim ad make their home at 1100 E. Center-st. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. John Cook family and Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald of Anaheim spent Sunday at the M. B. (Sevens) home on the O'Neill ranch, north of El Toro. The occasion was the birthday anniversary of Mr. Cook'a mother, Mrs. A. J. Cook, who was 61 years of age on this date. The guests included about 40 relatives and friends. A picnic dinner had been prepared and one of the features of the menu was the barbecued meat, Mr. John Cook having charge of this part of the program. Mr. and Mrs. Mewbray of Redondo came and were guests in the John Cook home for a time before going on to the Stevens' home. CELEBRATE DOUBLE BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Otto de Granges of Accacia-st, Fullerton entertained yesterday at a family dinner and tea in honor of the double birthday anniversary of their son, Paul, and his ex-service men, are invited to come and join. Let's work to make this a strong organization, and this can only be done by the cooperation of each individual member, working to get other members. Many Bowlers Enter A. B. C Tournament Two five-men teams and six doubles rolled yesterday in the A. B.C tourney at the local bowling alleys. Five more five-men teams and eight or ten more doubles will roll tonight. The scores made yesterday: Five-Men Events 2306—P. Varner, Hatfield, Wardell, Smith, M. Varner. 2552—Johnson, Moore, Mitchell, Adams, Deland. Doubles 978—Johnson and Moore. 943—Holmes and Adams. 1021—McNeely and Deland. 953—Myre and Muckenthaler. 1010—Dugas and Hayes. 1048—P. Varner and Sheridan. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. WATER DEEP WELL PUMP —Slow Speed, Long Life, Low Power Consumption, Only Absolute Dependability. The Highest Class Pump in the Built at Torrance (suburb of Los Angeles). Let us show and where we build them. Costs you only a postage stamp to find out about pump. Send us your inquiry. Ask for YOUR catalog Let us call on you, or come and see us. We like to talk about our pump, and we know you will like to hear story; and we may be able to show you how to save money on your pumping costs. Dunsmore & Childs Corp Pacific Electric Building Los Angeles Announcement —Wish to announce to all Chevrolet car owners Anaheim and Northern Orange County Chevrolet Service Garage has been leased by Clemmer and "Jack" Millings and will be co-operate them in the future. In addition to authorized Chevrolet Service repairing and machine work on all makeups furnished by Fellinge's orchestra, after which a picnic supper was served, weiners, hot coffee and cake being features of the menu. Those who enjoyed the affair were Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowotony, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lennartz, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers, the Misses Alice Ingram and H. Muzzy, Mrs. Stafford Sims, Miss Sylvia May Dumas, Mrs. Maile Hammer, Herman Melcher, Mr., and Mrs. Campton and Francis Hester of Anaheim. The following guests were present from Olive: Mr. and Mrs.Ben Cole, Mr. and Mrs.Holcom, Mrs.Butcher, Miss Reed, Miss McCoy,Alex Flechet, the Misses Mattié and Bessie Bortx and Lou Bortz.Mr.,and Mrs.George Goesch were presented from Orange, Albert and Walter Euxton of Artesia. WIENIE BAKE AT PARK The Young People's department of the Methodist White Temple are planning a winer bake at the county park tomorrow evening. Those going will leave the church at 6 o'clock There will be accommodations for all,and all young people interested are invited to be present. FRIEDMAN GREENBERG NUPTIALS A pretty wedding was solemnized yesterday afternoon in Los Angeles at the Jewish synagogue when Miss Mary Friedman of that city became the bride of Mr.Jerry Greenberg of Anaheim proprietor of the Cut Rate Clothing store. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a large company of relatives and friends of the young people by Rabi Leve.The bride was dressed in a simple wedding gown of white silk, wearing tulle veil which was held in place with orange blossoms.She carried a shower of bride's roses and fern.A maid of honor,two bridesmaids and best man comprised the wedding party. Following a honeymoon spent in the north,the young couple will return to Anaheim ad make their home at 1100 E.Center-st. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr.John Cook family and Mr.,Mrs.R.McDonald of Anaheim spent Sunday at the M.B.(Sevens) home on the O'Neill ranch,north of El Toro.The occasion was the birthday anniversary of Mr.Cook'a mother,Mrs.A.J.Cookwho was 61 years of age on this date.The guests included about 40 relatives and friends.A picnic dinner had been prepared and one of the features of the menu was the barbecued meat.Mr.John Cook having charge of this part of the program.Mr.,and Mrs.Mewbrayof Redondo came and were guests in the John Cook home for a time before going on to the Stevens' home. CELEBRATE DOUBLE BIRTHDAY Mr.,and Mrs.Otto de Granges of Accacia-st,Fullerton entertained yesterday at a family dinner and tea in honor of the double birthday anniversary of their son.Paul,and his ex-service men are invited to come and join.Let's work to make this a strong organization,and this can only be done on the method o $82,000,000 for the head charges of the special appropriation,millions of dollarsthe circumstances tha will not even get them tion "do pass"by means committee,and proponents of some o will endeavor to w from the committee to on the floor.Among t calling for -3,000,000 trol in So.Calif. For the moment int ed in the report of the economy and efficiency evident that many o missioners will end their jobs.As a single take the commission CELEBRATE DOUBLE BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Otto de Granges of Accacia-st, Fullerton, entertained yesterday at a family dinner and tea in honor of the double birthday anniversary of their son, Paul, and his wife, of Brea. Besides the honored guests and two children, there were also present, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Shrode and daughter, Evelyn, and Miss Virginia Neff, of Long Beach; Ensign and Mrs. Marion Schrode, of Frisco; Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gardner and three sons, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gardner and son and Mrs. Vail, of Fullerton, and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coons of Anheim, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Brewer of Ontario. save money buy coffee in GLASSIN-LINED BAGS instead of expensive tins Coffee put up in glass-in-lined bage retains all its goodness as long as it is fresh. Dealers are supplied with only enough Orange Blossom! Coffee to supply the immediate needs it insures an absolutely fresh stock at all times, and does away with the necessity for expensive tins. Be sure to specify ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "It’s always fresh." 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Center St., Fisher Building, Anaheim At Sacramento One of the hardest fights before the legislature is that of the transfer of San Francisco harbor from the state to the control of the city. Assembly bill No. 698 transferring the control and operation of the harbor to the city of San Francisco has passed the assembly and was reported out to the senate by the committee on commerce and navigation with a favorable recommendation, but practically six or seven of the committee of nine announced that they were opposed to the bill. In the assembly the opponents lost the fight only by a tie vote, 39 for and 39 against. This was possible only by 11 of the 15 votes of Los Angeles-co being cast for the measure, to which the entire commercial, financial, shipping and in fact practically the entire business of the port of San Francisco is opposed. With only three weeks of the session remaining, the legislature has yet hardly settled down to the consideration of many of the important measures and as the days pass there is every indication that a great majority of the measures proposed will die on the files. Many of the minor amendments to the codes, the county government bills, validation bills and others of lesser importance have been considered and passed upon, but the majority of the big bills have not yet come from committee. They are the governmental economy and efficiency bills, the reorganization of the state government bills and revenue bills are yet to be fought out on the floor. The question of revenue for the next two years still occupies a prominent place in the deliberations of the committee on ways and means. The legislature has practically decided on the method of raising about $2,000,000 for the necessary overhead charges of the state. There are special appropriation bills aggregating millions of dollars, which under the circumstances the proponents will not even get the recommenda- that of the fish and game, which will, under the proposed plan of the state government put them under the direct supervision of the department of agriculture. Among the rumors that come from the committee room is one to the effect that the director of agriculture will be a member of each commission, but it is not at all certain that this arrangement will be satisfactory to the commissions named. That condition, together with many other commissions, promises to make a warm contest when the bill reaches the floor of either house. One cannot but help sense the undercurrent of politics running thru the legislative session. Those who have had experience express the opinion that some of the bills have been introduced for the purpose of getting the governor in a "jam." There is reason also to believe that the governor knows this, and that he is somewhat set in his ways, there is further reason also for the belief that he will not act on such bills as may pass both houses until the legislature has adjourned and the danger of passing these bills over his veto has been removed. KIWANIS DIRECTORS WILL MEET TOIGHT A meeting of the directors and committee chairman of the Kiwanis club will be held tonight at the Anaheim high school auditorium, Pres. H. M. Adams, urges a full attendance. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. EVERY MAIL BRINGS ORANGE SHOW BOOST Mails every day are bringing in testimonials to the appropriateness of holding the California Valencia Orange Show, to the great satisfaction of the committee in charge. The California Development Board, San Francisco, has kindly consented to feature the Orange show in a monthly bulletin to go to press on the 28th inst. and has asked for a supply of stickers, which will be mailed to all correspondents of that important board to a number of at least one thousand. These go to all parts of the world. C. N. Foy, manager of the Industrial Department of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce, believes the local idea is a very fine one and sends his congratulations. "There are so many people," says Mr. Foy, "who do not know what the Valencia orange is in making the orange a real paying business. We are also pleased at the spirit shown by your neighbors at San Bernardino, feeling sure that in the final analysis of what you are doing and will do annually must redound to the navel orange industry as well. We shall work with you in every way consistent, altho it may be impossible for our Trades Extension Committee to join in taking a space for this important event." E. 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The nt Board, San y consented to now in a monthness on the 28th for a supply of the mailed to all that important of at least one to all parts of of the Industhe Oakland ce, believes the fine one and ons. "There are Mr. Foy, "who the Valencia or orange a real are also pleasby your neighno, feeling sure analysis of what will do annually navel orange shall work with consistent, altho for our Trades to join in takthis important ger of the Foot- hills Groves, Yorba Linda, states that they will be pleased to exhibit and adds, "I think it a very fine idea and shall be very glad to do all I can to make it a success from the exhibit standpoint." A meeting of the committee chairmen will be held with the executive committee at 7:30 tonight, at the Chamber of Commerce offices, when final budget will be prepared and such contract assigned as may remain open. Field Supt. 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