oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-30

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches ENTERTAINS COUNTRY CLUB The home of Mrs. H. G. Carlin of Loara-rd was the scene of a pretty affair yesterday. It was the regular meeting of he West End Country club, and as well a shower for Mrs. John Eels. The living and dining rooms of the home presented a fairy like appearance, with numerous strings of artificial apple blossoms which formed a canopy over head. Pink and white was the color scheme used, and this was carried out in the decorations and refreshments. During the afternoon which was spent in the usual way with needlework and social conversation, little Katherine Naomi Carlin, two year old daughter of the hostess, representing cupid, came into the room drawing a white wheel barrow. She was followed by her sister, Margaret Helen Carlin who was driving her, using for reins, white satin ribbons. The wheel-farrow was filled with gifts which were presented to Mrs. Eels. After the guests had all viewed the pretty things, the hostess served refreshments if ice cream and cake. Those present were Mesdames Sherman Hayden, C. E. Douglas, F. H. Wessler, J. J. Omelia, F. Meredith, J. O. Reed, Ralph Mans, Chas. Harbeson, Ida Dutton, Geo. L. Dietrich of Fullerton, Gregg, D. M. Forsyth, H. H. Hunt, W. F. McCleland, J. H. Ritchie, Geo. Rebman, F. Heying, N. McAllister, A. F. Fishering, M. Pierce, M. Wolcox, J. Eels, Geo Tolson, Stevens of Long Beach. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Mrs. Robert Haillin and Miss Emma Owen were hostesses last evening at a miscellaneous shower given at their home on N. Lemon-st honoring Miss Dorothy Garrison, a June bride. The evening was spent in social conversation and hemming tea towels for the bride-elect. Late in the evening the hostesses served a dainty three course lunch-on small tables which were centered with bouquets of cecil brunner roses. The guests included Misses Dorothy Garrison, Hazel Rainey, Lois Garrison, Hostess. Guests all being friends from Hollywood. The hostess has arranged a pretty color scheme of pink and white. In the center of the table, a beautiful birthday cake will be arranged, and the place cards will be roses. A four course menu will be served, the ice cream being moulded in the shape of candles. Those to be present were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carle, Mr. and Mrs. C. Simmons, Mrs. Emma Schroudt, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McGuire, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElroy, Br. and Mrs. G. H. Doughty, Miss Irene Carl, Miss Dorothy Carle, Miss Lois McElroy. PLEASANT SURPRISE Mrs. C. D. Harrison of N. Lemont was given a pleasant surprise last evening, arranged by Mr. Harrison who invited a number of friends in for the evening. During the early part of the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison were invited to motor to the beach with some friends, and after they had gone a short distance they returned to the Harrison home, and during their absence the guests had gathered. The surprise was complete, and a merry evening was spent. Mr. Harrison took advantage of the occasion to present his wife with a beautiful new piano. The evening was spent playing 500 with the first prize for ladies going to Mrs. W. J. Lake, and the consolation to Mrs. L. P. Bonnat; the men's prize to Mr. Frank Mauer, and the consolation to Mr. Fred Schneider. At midnight supper was served, which brought to a close a most pleasant evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider, Mr. and Mrs.Vie La Mont, Mr. and Mrs.Tom Ingram, Mr. and Mrs.Billy Lake, Mr. and Mrs.Fred James, Mr. and Mrs.Ed Schneider, Mr. and Mrs.Joe Stroup, Mr. and Mrs.Leslie Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.L.P.Bonnat, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Mauer. KATELLA P.-T.A.MEETS MAY 3 The regular meeting of the Katella P.-T.A will be held on Tuesday, May 3, at the school house.The district president, Mrs.Earl Morris will be guest all being friends from Hollywood. G.C.Randallitor today. Mrs.W.S.home after spaghetti Laguna. Miss Elizabeth at a lunchester friend's yesterday. Mr.mand Mrs.tor to Los Ante tend the ball. Mrs.J.P.Begles yesterday party given by Mrs.Elwood. Ind., is a guest son.H.H.Hu There was a school auditor's proceede wnt annual. Mr.mand Mrs.Lescando last tended the fun Jack Cassou. Mrs.C.A.Gertrude, leftetta Hot Spend several Miss Irene Chome in Hollyter spending home of Mrs.Jway. Paul and Fran Donald and Pa-and W.J.Nixonthe opening of hear. Roy Putnam, eling represents of S.Cal., visit conferred with ger.for the fiir. Mrs.Van A.spending the wher brother,M.W.Broadway,days for Pressther daughter atMr.mand Mrs.Zitzmannm mind,and Mr.the play given ment of orator Miss Faye M-part. W.Buck wh Mrs. Robert Haillin and Miss Emma Owen were hostesses last evening at a miscellaneous shower given at their home on N. Lemon-st honoring Miss Dorothy Garrison, a June bride. The evening was spent in social conversation and hemming tea towels for the bride-elect. Late in the evening the hostesses served a dainty three course lunch-on small tables which were centered with bouquets of cecil brunner roses. The guests included Misses Dorothy Garrison, Hazel Rainey, Lois Garrison, Hester Fay, Jeanette Jessurin, Alice Grimshaw, Harriet Muzzy, Florence Schneider, Lucille Johnston, Avis Barfoot, Anita Herzler, Ruth and Jessie Coonat-Lillis Johnston, Beatrice Schwan of Pomona; Mesdames Newman Sanford, Dean Le Duc, Rex Gibson, William Wallop, F. H. Garrison, J. H. Enearl, Lyman Davis, Leo McGavern, Walter Ross, Ben Henmerling and W. R. McWilliams of Fullerton. ENTERTAINING PIANO CLASS Mrs. C. Patrick Bryant entertained last evening for the members of her piano class at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Quarton, North-st. During the evening the guests were entertained with a number of fancy dances by Miss Coccelia Dietrick and violin solos by Joe Bushard. The rooms of the home were made attractive with bouquets of cecil brunner roses. Aside from the short program, games were played and refreshments served. The guests included Margaret Collins, Esther Leuschner, Vaughn Nelman Bryant, Nellie Quarton, Frances Merrill, Allene Merrill, Frances Quarton, Vincent Huarte, Phillip Silbernagle, Margery Clark, Alice Cornwall, Margaret Rasmussen, Agnes Rasmussen, Claudina Cerrisosa, Frances Scouten, Jog Bushard, Robt. Quarton, Katherine Efker, Eleanor Puckett. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mrs. F. C. James of 125 E. Broadway is entertaining this evening with a dinner in honor of the birthday anniversary of her husband. Covers will be laid for sixteen, the pleasant evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Vic La Mont, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ingram, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Fred James, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stroup, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonnat, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauer. KATELLA P.-T. A. MEETS MAY 3 The regular meeting of the Katella P.-T. A will be held on Tuesday, May 3, at the school house. The district president, Mrs. Earl Morrison, will be present. Mrs. W. B. Tedford, of Santa Ana, chairman of juvenile work, will also be present. Both will give talks. Mrs. Hughes, the outgoing president, will serve tea. All ladies are cordially invited to attend. ARRIVES IN FRANCE Mr. and Mrs. John Cassou received a cablegram yesterday announcing the safe arrival in Havre of their daughter, Miss Ruby Cassou, who sailed from New York on the 20th, accompanied by her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cassou, of San Francisco, for a six months' tour of Europe. ANAHEIM P.-T. A. MEETS MAY 10 Anahelm P.-T. A will meet Tuesdays evening, May 10 instead of Tuesday, May 3, as has been announced. K.of C.Dance,Tuesday,May3rd. H.P.Noll Public Accountant and Auditor Orange County Audit & Collection Co. Phone 594—Room 2,Central Bldg.Anaheim Dr.G.W.Closson Veterinarian Special attention paid Dogs and Cows. Phone 288J—128 W.Adele St.Anaheim Sheridan As famous as the General will be the Car "THE CAR COMPLETE" $1946.50 Delivered in Orange County "We INVITE COMPARISON" QUALITY MOTOR CO. 131 W. Commonwealth Fullerton, Calif. City Briefs C. C. Randall was a Los Angeles visitor today. Mrs. W. S. McFarlane has returned home after spending several days at Laguna. Miss Elizabeth Castelle was a guest at a luncheon given by Pasadena friends yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brantt will attend to Los Angeles tomorrow and attend the ball game. Mrs. J. P. Brastad was in Los Angeles yesterday where she attended a party given by childhood friends. Mrs. Elwood Hunt of Terra Haute, Ind., is a guest at the home of her son, H. H. Hunt, $25 S. Claudina-st. There was a box social at the high school auditorium last night. The proceeds went to the benefit of the annual. Mr. and Mrs. John Casou were in Esccondido last week where they attended the funeral of their niece, Mrs. Jack Cassou. Mr. C. A. Griggs and daughter Gertrude, left last night for Murrietta Hot Springs where they will spend several days. Miss Hene Carl will return to her home in Hollywood this evening after spending several days at the home of Mrs. F. C. James, E. Broadway. Paul and Frank Taggart and sons Donald and Paul, Jr., W. E. Houser and W. J. Nixon left this morning for the opening of the trout season at Big Bear. Roy Putnam, newly appointed travel representative of the Auto Club of S. Cal., visited the local office and conferred with C. C. Phillips, manager, for the first time today. Mrs. Van Ardale, who has been spending the winter in the home of her brother, Mr. T. M. Quarton, of W. Broadway, will leave in a few days for Presno where she will join her daughter and family. Mrs. and Mrs. F. B. Kern and Mrs. E. Zitzmann and daughter Wilhelming, and Mr. Hugo Schulz attended the play given by the U.S.C. department of oratory Thursday evening. Miss Faye Kern had a prominent part. W. Buck, whose 1918 Buick touring it had been abandoned in good condition. Harry D. Riley, Studebaker agent, reports the sale of cars to the following: J. E. Anderson, Fullerton, Studebaker Light Six; H. A. Robinson, La Habra, Studebaker touring; Idai Thompson King, Fullerton, Studebaker Light Six. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wiekkeriser and daughters, Elizabeth and Anna May, will leave this week for their home in eastern Pennsylvania after a three weeks' visit with their sister, Mrs. F. A. Engler, in Anaheim. They have been so impressed with California that they expect to return and make this place their future home. NOTED PROHIBITION SPEAKER AT SALEM Tomorrow evening at the Salem Evangelical church at 7:30, Mr. J. Raymond Smith, for five years chairman of the state prohibition league of Indiana, will speak. His subject will be, "Keeping America Safe for Prohibition." Everyone is cordially invited to come and hear this splendid talk. In the morning, the pastor, Rev. Doescher, will speak at both services, 9:30 and 11:15. ANAHEIM DEFEATS SANTA MONICA No. 1 Anaheim Elk bowlers continued their winning stride last night by defending the fast Santa Monica No. 1 team in the fourth week's play of the So. Calif.-Elks tourney. The locals won two in three, before a big gallery of rapacious rooters. The score: ANAHEIM ELKS—Johnson 149 192 158 M. Varner 129 169 212 P. Varner 163 172 200 B. Myre 143 180 164 B. Gordon 184 182 175 Total 768 895 909 SANTA MONICA ELKS—Chalmers 187 162 159 Dubols 155 156 200 How You Can Help the City Grow! NO CITY BECOMES GREAT AND REACHES THE FULL DEVELOPMENT OF ITS POSSIBILITIES IN A COMMERCIAL WAY WITHOUT THE FULL CO-OPERATION OF ITS PEOPLE, BOTH CITY AND SUBURBAN. LOYALTY TO ANAHEIM IN THE "BUY AT ANAHEIM" CAMPAIGN NOW BEING WAGED IS NOT A SELFISH OR MERCENARY PRESENTATION TO THE MINDS OF THE PEOPLE OF THIS SECTION; NEITHER IS LOYALTY FROM A SENTIMENTAL REASON THE PRIMAL POINT. The Basic Truth of This Campaign Is Loyalty To Your Pocket Book IF ANAHEIM IS TO GROW AS SHE SHOULD THERE MUST BE A UNITY OF SPIRIT IN KEEPING HOME MADE-DOLLARS-AT-HOME WHERE THEY WILL TURNED OVER AND OVER AGAIN TO EVERYONE INTEREST. By Spending Your Do Your He FORNIA Saturday, April 30, 1921. You Will make hands With yourself If you select this shop to take care of your machine work. Rest assured that all abs will be as perfect as machine and man can make them. Cylinders Reground. Wrist Pins Made. Export Auto Repairing Anaheim Garage and Machine Shop IRVING ABRAMSOHN, Prop. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL CO. 242 W. Center Street Phone 317 GEORGE B. PECK EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE West Center Street at Lemon ANAHEIM PHARMACY The Penslor and San Tox Agencies Headquarters for Kodaks WEST END MARKET 202 West Center St. E. A. Wadsworth, Proprietor HIGHEST QUALITY FRESH MEATS EARL FARRIS 226 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 608 Auto Tops, Seat Covers, Plate Glass Lights and Repairing KNEIP'S MARKET Phone 306 118 West Chartress Street BEST MEATS AND GROCERIES P. F. KENNEY GROCERTERIA 215 West Center Street Phone 536-J YOU SAVE BY BUYING WITH US THE SANITARY MARKET L. A. Miller, Prop. 116 E. Center St. Phone 405 QUALITY AND SERVICE CHERRY BLOSSOM (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) Denton & MacDavid, Proprietors LUNCHES—CANDIES—FOUNTAIN P. F. KENNEY GROCERTERIA 215 West Center Street Phone 536-7 YOU SAVE BY BUYING WITH US THE SANITARY MARKET L. A. Miller, Prop. 116 E. Center St. Phone 405 QUALITY AND SERVICE CHERRY BLOSSOM (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) Denton & MacDavid, Proprietors LUNCHES—CANDIES—FOUNTAIN JOHN P. HOLDITCH MOTOR CAR SUPPLIES CRYSTAL ICE CO.—Phone 590 Distilled Water and Distilled Water Ice. We solicit your patronage, guaranteeing correct weight and service McMAHAN AUTO CO. EXPERT REPAIRING ANAHEIM MUSIC & NOVELTY CO. Next to Fairyland HOLLAND & HOLLAND 131 E. Center St. Phone 212 BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE MONEY HAMMEL'S MUSIC STORE 124 East Center Street Friendship Desired, with or without purchasing EVERYTHING IN MUSIC WILLETS BROS. South Los Angeles and Elm Streets AUTOMOBILE PAINTING