oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-21

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY Miss Christine Colderhoff, 302 N. Fairron-st., was the victim of a most pleasant surprise party on Wednesday day evening when a number of friends gathered at her home to fittingly observe her sixteenth birthday anniversary. A color scheme of pink and white was used in the decoration of the rooms of the Colderhoff home, baskets of pink and white carnations and roses being tastefully arranged about the rooms. In the dining room dainty pink and white streamers had been draped from the chandelier to the corners of the room. A four course dinner menu was served by Mrs. Colderhoff, the mother of the honoree, who was assisted in the serving by Mrs. George Siemann. The centerpiece for the table was a birthday cake with the requisite sixteen candles. A delightful evening was spent with games and music. Miss Christine was the recipient of all sorts of good birthday wishes and also a number of fine gifts. Those who enjoyed the affair were Mr. and Mrs. W. Siemann, Mr. and Mrs. George Siemann, the Misses Isabel Dolan, Gertrude Siemann, Adelaide Eicholt, Dorothy Eicholt, Margaret Bradley, Hattie Bromlee, Clara and Grace Keister, Bernardine and Frances Cook. MANY AT NEIGHBORS CONV. About 200 delegates were in attendance Tuesday at the ninth annual meeting of the Southern California Royal Neighbors in the Odd Mullows hall, Orange. The delegates represented the cities of Los Angeles, Whittier, Pasadena, Anaheim, Alhambra, Long Beach, Santa Ana, Pomona, Glendora, Brea, Fullerton, Huntington Beach, Redlands. The hall was beautifully decorated in purple and white, the Royal Neighbor colors, and also quantities of beautiful flowers. Aside from the business session there was a good program consisting of a song by Miss Emma Claypool; reading by Miss Lillie Baler; piano COUNTRY CLUB ENTERTAINED The members of the West Orange-thorpe Country club were delightfully entertained on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. J. Schultz, Orangethorpe-ave. The beautiful decorations of roses and snowballs added to the enjoyment of the occasion. Pink roses were used for one room, red roses for another and snow balls for another. The afternoon was pleasantly spent with cards, the winner of the first prize being Mrs. Sophie Stock. The second prize was won by Mrs. Richardson, the third by Mrs. McKee and the fourth by Mrs. Skinner. Following the card game, an elaborate four course luncheon menu was served by the hostess who was assisted by Mrs. Guy Helserodt. The following ladies enjoyed the affair.: Mesdames Albert Vail, Ray Harland, W. B. Parrett, Lin Witherell, Anna James, H. J. Schulte, Sophie Stock, J. W. Dickenson, C. E. Smith, Herman Allgeyer, J. H. Wentz, Roberts McKee R. I. Lovering, Horace Skinner, G. H. Richardson and the hostess. HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Ralph Maas, 1002 N. West st., was hostess on Wednesday to the members of the Wednesday Bridge club. The rooms of the Maas home had been prettily decorated with flowers, yellow nasturtiums being used in the dining room and pink roses in the living room. An excellent three course luncheon menu was served by the hostess at 1 o'clock and this was followed by a delightful afternoon at bridge. Mrs. Grace Adkins was the successful winner of the first prize and Mrs. Edith Mitchell of Orangethorpe came in for second honors. Those who enjoyed the occasion were Mesdames Grace Adkins, Edith Mitchell, J. H. Garnett, W. W. Manter, D. Jessurun, Wm. Jackson, B. H. Sidnam, H. T. Hathaway, W. E. Alexander, J. A. Clayes, Keyes and the hostess. Mrs. Keyes was on out of town guest. She is a sister of Mrs. Clayves and is visiting here from WEINER BAKE WARE A welner bake wareheim Landing last eveninga dozen Anaheim people.The party motored downand upon arrival a landbuilt over which a coffee was made andtoasted weiners and that make up a goodwas enjoyed by the c歌gathered around the c歌songs played games andat 10 o'clockthe made. Those in the party Mrs.Welcome M.M.Wailey Boyd,Misses CarrieFrances Schumacher,V.Lillian and Evelyn Doilly Matter,GroverSchumacher and Fred EMBROIDERY CLUB Members of the Anaheim Ana Embroidery clubmost pleasant meetingntermoon when the Anaethe guest of the Santahome of Mrs.FleetBust-st,Santa Ana. The rooms of the Bbeautifully decorated wof cooter roses and threepent in embroidery.wyce work and in convers thirty a dainty two cwas served by the hostassisted in the servierr-in-law.Mrs.Lora L The members presentH.Houts and Mrs.B.C.Wargaret Farber,Mrs.Guy Richards,Mrs.Delinger,Mrs.M.M.Edwarley.Mrs.Lora Bell-ofWagnerAnna;Mrs.C.W.WayBeach,Mrs.LunaBlundleles. Mrs.Popplin of SanMrs.Wayland of Long guests of the clubs. HOSTESS AT THEATRE Miss Dorothy IngramMr. and Mrs.G.T.Ingmanlini-pals.was hostevening to a number oftriends at a theatre pcasion was her ninth The delegates represented the cities of Los Angeles, Whittier, Pasadena, Anaheim, Alhambra, Long Beach, Santa Ana, Pomona, Glendora, Brea, Fullerton, Huntington Beach, Redlands. The hall was beautifully decorated in purple and white, the Royal Neighbor colors, and also quantities of beautiful flowers. Aside from the business session there was a good program consisting of a song by Miss Emma Claypool; reading by Miss Lillie Baier; piano and violin duet; Mr. Harold Raymond and Miss Audrey Isbel; vocal number, Mrs. F. L. Chaplin; violin duet; Mr. Harold Raymond, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Pister; Highland Fling blittle Sallie Coe. At noon a dinner was served in the dining room of the Christian church at which 175 were entertained. In the evening a supper was served after clock, and afterwards an evening session held at which large class was adopted, thus concluding the interesting meeting. Miss Gladys Hill appeared in a voice recital last Tuesday evening at the Univ. of Sou. Calif. Miss Luna Wellman of Anaheim was the assisting piano soloist of the occasion. Miss Hill is a pupil of Madame Sprôtte. She is the daughter of Prof. Hill of the University faculty and has many friends here who will be pleased to know of the enthusiastic appreciation accorded her voice by a large audience. One! Two! Three! Sebastian Bros. Anabeim's Under-Selling Store THE ECONOMY CENTER OF ORANGE COUNTY 119 West Center Street 8 MO New Barg SPECIAL Men's white summer weight ribbed underwear; shirts short sleeves; drawers ankle length, 75c values. All sizes. 43c SPECIAL 200 Men's 15c white soft finish handkorchlefs, neat hemstitching, size 16x16. 5c SPECIAL Full 6 oz. white Canton Flannel gloves, wrist ribbed, men's sizes about 5 dozen in the lot. 10c S Men's A Denim well made. SPECIAL Men's white summer weight ribbed underwear; shirts short sleeves; drawers ankle length, 75c values. All sizes. 43c SPECIAL 200 Men's 15c white soft finish handkorchiefs, neat hemstitching, size 16x16. 5c SPECIAL Full 6 oz. white Canton Flannel gloves, wrist ribbed, men's sizes about 5 dozen in the lot. 10c HERE IS WHY THIS S HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS HAVE BEEN ADVERTISED THRU HERALDS 25 ADDITIONAL SA SPECIAL 40-in. Quality Volles, beautiful allover design in wide assortment; 95c quality. Special feature per yd. 59c SPECIAL Imported Transparent Organdies—in all the latest colors and by far a favorite material for Spring. 69c SPECIAL High Quality Silk Georgette in all the beautiful Spring shades, 40 inches wide. $1.59 SPECIAL 36-inch Silk Taffetas—all colors. Extra fine quality. A praiseworthy seller at $3.00. Special. $2.59 HERE YOU HAVE A REPETT Paris and Boston Garters ... 25c Men's $1.50 Silk Ties ... 89c Men's dark blue work shirts, heavy chambray ... 59c Original Rockford sox 3 for ... $1.00 Lee heaviest and best Union-alls; blue and khaki ... $2.89 Men's good quality hose ... 11c Men's 2-piece Lawrence Best Balbrigan underwear garment ... 69c Original President Suspenders ... 39c Men's $3.50 Hats ... $1.89 Men's Fibre Silk Hose ... 35c Men's $1.50 Cap Men's $1.98 Night Shirt Men's Splendid weight dark khaki pants Men's $2.25 Dress Shirts Heavy Canvas Gloves with leather palm Men's Ruff but Tuff Hoist gauntlet gloves Scully Oil Man's Glove gauntlet, double stitched Men's Best Lawrence Balbriggan Union Suits. Child's Heavy Blue Denim play suits. Best only ... Meritas first quality Tailless Oil Cloth, per yard SPECIAL Good weight bath towel, 17 by 31, full bleached terry, fast selvedged hemmed ends, each 19c SPECIAL Heavy weight bath towel, 19 by 38, snow white bleached, original marking was 65c Each. 33c SPECIAL Splendid Athletic Towel, 19 by 3 serviceable towels ways and priced very low 39c WEINER BAKE AT BEACH A weiner bake was held at Anaheim Landing last evening in which a dozen Anaheim people participated. The party motored down at 6 o'clock and upon arrival a large bonfire was built, over which a delicious pot of coffee was made and this with the toasted weiners and other things that make up a good picnic supper, was enjoyed by the crowd. Later all gathered around the camp fire, sang songs, played games and told stories, and at 10 o'clock the return trip was made. Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Misses Carrie Lou Evans, Frances Schumacher, Vera O'Rourke, Lillian and Evelyn Degryse; Mears Billy Matter, Grover Meeker, Wm. Schumacher and Fred Scott. EMBROIDERY CLUBS UNITE Members of the Anaheim and Santa Ana Embroidery clubs enjoyed a most pleasant meeting Wednesday afternoon when the Anaheim club was the guest of the Santa Ana club at the home of Mrs. Fleetwood Bell, 2011 Bust-st. Santa Ana. The rooms of the Bell home were beautifully decorated with a profusion of cochet roses and the afternoon was spent in embroidery, with other fancy work and in conversation. At four-thirty a dainty two course luncheon was served by the hostess who was assisted in the serving by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lora Bell of Orange. The members present were Mrs. W. H. Houts and Mrs. B. F. Houts, Sr. of Anaheim; Mrs. C. W. Miller, Mrs. Margaret Farber, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Guy Richards, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Bollinger, Mrs. M. Edwards, Mrs. Duntley, Mrs. Lora Bell of Orange; Mrs. Wagner and the hostess of Santa Ana; Mrs. C. W. Wayland of Long Beach, Mrs. Lundblade of Los Angeles. Mrs. Poppin of San Bernardino and Mrs. Wayland of Long Beach were the guests of the clubs. HOSTESS AT THEATRE PARTY Miss Dorothy Ingram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Ingram, of the Colonial-apts, was hostess Wednesday evening to a number of girl and boy friends at a theatre party. The occasion was her ninth birthday an- stance Randall, Margaret Griggs, Marjorie Clark, Mary Troutman, Leason Pomeroy, Victor LaMont, Donald Pergus, Allen LaMont. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel aleneia yesterday included L. E. Phillips, Los Angeles; L. C. Harper, Los Angeles; H. Bird, Modesto; H. Schulte, So. Pasadena; J. R. Snyder, Los Angeles; E. C. Brandenburg, Los Angeles; L. L. Deland, Los Angeles; W.Hoss, Los Angeles; M. Helton, Laguna Beach; S.Reed, Los Angeles; E.A. La Largy, San Diego. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn., packing house yesterday included S.E. Hager, Omaha; S.C. Buchan, Chicago; and P.Manderson of Wisconsin. By Sorgum Sprout Morning Folks: Little Bebe Daniels is getting lots of good space in our newspapers these days. Bebe is a nice little kid I guess but why should she be given so much attention? She broke the law and should be treated just like the rest, or any nice girl! There are a lot of people donating to Bebe's comfort that have objects of charity in their neighborhood that they do not and would not give a penny to support. We have many top-sided people running loose, they are great on donating for notoriety but absolutely nil when it comes to donating to a real cause. Getting back to Bebe, she is having a nice little play day; lots of attention, just as comfortable as if she were at home. Will she gain much of a lesson from this imprisonment? Is it a good example to set before the public? Don't you suppose that there are lots of prisoners in our prisons that are just as good just as sweet as Bebe? If one deserves to rest on a bed of roses, why not all? If you put 'em in prison, make it a prison, not a palace. Garden Grove News GARDEN GROVE, April 21.-The Woman's Missionary circle of the Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. G.L.Beardsley last Wednesday afternoon for their regular monthly meeting. The business session was held and Mrs.G.F.Crane led the devotions. A program was given and letters received from missionaries were read. Mrs.O.S.Catland of Santa Ana answered questions concerning the missionary work and told of the preparations for the coming Baptist missionary convention to be held in Corona the third of May. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Rev.J.M.Richmond assisted by Rev.Silkwood had charge of the morning and evening services at the Methodist church last Sunday, in the absence of Rev.W.Harkness, who was attending the district Epworth League convention at Hemet. Members of the local Baptist church will hold cottage prayer meetings on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this week to prepare for the revival meetings which will commence next Sunday. These meetings will be divided into six districts and the Tuesday night meetings will be held at the following places: Dr.C.C.Violett, Beardsley's Frank Bissitt, Robert Knapp,P.M.German and George Tyler's It will be decided at this meeting at whose homes to meet next. Mr. and Mrs.Parker of Pomertt were Sunday visitors with Mrs.Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs.G.F.Crane. Mrs.Louis Corell is spending this week with her sister,Mrs.Fred Mott at Peralta. Mr. and Mrs.T.C.Natland and family, accompanied by Isabel Northcross, motivated to Balcoa Sunday. Mrs.S.W.Harris and two children left Saturday for a month's visit with her sister in San Francisco. Mrs.Ell Harris spent Tuesday with her daughter,Mrs.Leroy Brittingham in Los Angeles. Miss Gladys Preble and Mr.B.Lie berman of Santa Ana were Sunday visitors of Miss Olive Northcross. Mr. and Mrs.Ernest Arrowsmith HOSTESS AT THEATRE PARTY Miss Dorothy Ingram, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Ingram, of the Colonial apts, was hostess Wednesday evening to a number of girl and boy friends at a theatre party. The occasion was her ninth birthday anniversary. The guests and their hostess, with Mrs. Ingram as chaperon, attended the first performance of "The Greatest Love," at the Grand, after which they went to Weadon's confection parlor where dainty defreshments were served. Miss Dorothy was the recipient of a number of pretty birthday gifts as mementoes of the occasion and she also received the good wishes of her friends for many more happy anniversaries. The guest list included Alberta Vail, Camille Hall, Grace Skinner, Conn. THEATRES "The Greatest Love," starring Vera Gordon, will be seen at the Grand again tonight. "What Is Worth White," with Claire Windsor and Mona Lisa, will be the feature again tonight at the Fairyland. Tomorrow night there will be vaudeville and also a good photoplay. Dr. C. S. O'Toole, Physician and Surgeon, Phone, Residence 540. Office 569. Mrs. Louis Covell is spending this week with her sister, Mrs. Fred Mott at Peralta. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Natland and family, accompanied by Isabel Northcross, motored to Balboa Sunday. Mrs. S. W. Harris and two children left Saturday for a month's visit with her sister in San Francisco. Mrs. Ell Harris spent Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs. Leroy Brittingham in Los Angeles. Miss Gladys Preble and Mr. B. Lieberman of Santa Ana were Sunday visitors of Miss Olive Northcross. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Arrowsmith visited the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mayhew, at their home in Chino, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beardsley visited ed Mrs. Beardsley's sister at Ontario Sunday, Mrs. Beardsley will remain for a week's visit. Dr. D. F. Pound was a Los Angeles visitor Sunday. W. D. Blockwell, who is now stalling at Long Beach, but formerly a banker in Bucklin, Kansas, visited at the Frank Blissitt home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hesla and son Norville, and Miss Grace Guna, of Los Angeles, were callers at the home of three! Count the Sale Day! 10 MORE DAYS OF OPPORTUNITY New Bargains Come to the Front for NAL DAYS OF THE RED LE SPECIAL white Canton ves, wrist rib-size about 5 lot. $0c SPECIAL Men's Auto Suits in Blue Denim in size 36 only; well made and union made. $1.98 SPECIAL Men's extra wide elastic heavy work Suspender, special indestructible leather ends. 45c SPECIAL Shinola Shoe Polish in black, tan, brown and white. 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Attractively priced 2 for 35c SPECIAL Polly Prim Apron, 2 large pockets with ricrac braid trimming in percales, ginghams and Persian patterns 89c SPECIAL Good quality Bookfold Percales, light and dark colors, assortment of 10 pieces, per yard 12½c SPECIAL Bungalow Fancytonnes, colors arraand quality gives faction. In Pefloral and tapestrials. 22c FORNIA News April 21.—The circle of the home of Wednesday regular monthly was held and devotions. A and letters re-read. Santa Ana, morning the mis- of the prepara-tist mission-beld in Corona dream and cake assisted by charge of services at the Sunday, in the Harkness, who district Epworth hemet. Baptist church meetings on and Thursday to prepare for which will com-be divided into Tuesday night at the follow-jolett, Beardsbert Knapp, P. Tylers. It willting at whose of Pomery with Mrs. Parks, G. F. Crane, spending this Mrs. Fred Mott Natland and Isabel North-a Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell Sunday. Paul Found spent the week end with Bruce Finnegan at Long Beach. Mrs. Martin and son, Edgar, mother and brother of Miss Mildred Martin of Los Angeles, were Sunday guests at the Geo. Reyburn home. Miss Ed'the McConnell spent Friday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Ell Harris and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ricker, of Orange, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rich at their home in Boyle Heights Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Smith at tended the district Epworth League convention at Hemet Sunday. The next regular meeting of the Garden Grove W.C. T.U. will be held at the home of Mrs. Thornton of Garden Grove, tomorrow, at 2:30 p.m. The president, Mrs. Amy Rolfe, urges all members to be present and to bring a new member. If It's from Witman's, It's Good! A. W. Thomas, Phone 456— Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Supervisors' Minutes Bids were opened for the sale of Liberty bonds. All bids rejected. Wm. F. Chambers appointed constable for Seal Beach township. Chairman authorized to telegraph governor, state senator and assemblyman, that it is the pudgment of board that assembly bill No. 378 be vetoed. County engineer authorized to make an embankment along the west side of the river across Garden Grove ave. Specifications, plans and profiles as presented by the county engineer with his recommendations for the improvement of installing concrete tank at county farm, adopted. Bids to be received up to 110 a.m. May 10, 1921. Specifications, plans and profiles as presented by county engineer with his recommendations for improvement of Lyon-st., fifth road district, adopted. Bids to be received up to 11 a.m. May 10, 1921. Spraying license issued to M. A. Truempler and G. M. Bartley. ENVELOPE CHEMISE and Bloomers Special $3.98 FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW: BEAUTIFUL GAKMENTS IN CREME DE CHINE AND WASH SATIN. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOW: BEAUTIFUL GAKMENTS IN CREME DE CHINE AND WASH SATIN. 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