oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-03

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT Mrs. Ray Fisher was hostess this afternoon at a most delightful social event at her home at 123 N. Helenast. The affair was a courtesy for Mrs. Daniels and Miss Beamer, teachers in the N. Citron school where Tom and Claire Fisher are students. This has become an annual event in the Fisher home and one which proves unusually pleasing. The first part of the hours of courtesy, which were from 2:30 until 5, were spent in games. Prizes which had been offered caused a keen but friendly rivalry. Some of the games were played on the lawn. A color scheme of pink and white had been used in the decorations, the dining room was indeed a thing of beauty with the table, at which covers had been laid for 16, daintily appointed with a profusion of Cecil Brunner rose buds and baby's breath. Baby's breath and streamers were fastened from the chandelier and feathers had been laid for 16, daintily ap- of pink and white with candy were used as favors and the place cards had been cleverly arranged to sharpen the wits of the guests. Kewpies in link and white were given a place on the table also. A dainty luncheon of five different kinds of cake, ice cream in pink and white, and punch were served. Mrs. Fisher was assisted in the serving and in the engineering of the games by Miss Elizabeth Donnelly. The guests included Mrs. Daniels, Miss Beamer, Virginia and Jeanette Peck, Janet Fraser, Lila Mae Narath, Vivian Goff, Henrietta Huseman, Edith Boege, Philip Pfiefer, Melvin Randall, Jack Erickson, Neil Beat, Arthur Saunders, with Claire and Tom Fisher, doing the honors. BAULMER-CORDES NUPTIALS A quiet wedding was solemnized this morning at 9 o'clock at St. Boniface Catholic church uniting in marriage Mrs. Marie Baulmer and Mr. J. C. Cordes of this city. Rev. Father Brown celebrated high nuptial mass. The bride and groom were attended by Mr. and Mrs. A. Kluewer of this city. Following the services at the church, a wedding breakfast was served at the Dew Drop Inn, and later Mr. and Mrs. Cordes left for Los Angeles where they took a train for San Francisco. They will return in two weeks, and be at home to their friends on the groont's ranch on the county road. Mr. Cordes is well known in Anaheim where he has resided for many years. He is associated in the real estate business with Louis Bushard, and his many friends extend to him their hearty congratulations and good wishes. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Hurstender, Pasadena; Stanley Curtis, Pasadena; Webb McCarty, St. Louis; J. W. Corlett, Los Angeles; J. W. Squires, Los Angeles; Charles Blom, San Francisco; W. P. Carty, Hartford, Conn.; F. M. Kalb, San Diego; Harry F. Mix, Los Angeles; A. C. Bergoff, San Diego; Julius Zahn, San Diego; H. McGillinay, Los Angeles. WEEK END A A party competed the Lou Robertson Bigelow, Myrtle Shaw and Marjorie week end party. The start was of the trail at S.m. Saturday, rest at 9 a.m., when Side trips were taken, Roberts Cam and the falls abo- The party retu-ternoon and report time. S. S. BOAR The S. S. board White Temple hea-ing in the dining last evening. A supper preceded at which the us- transacted. There was a g-a very successful meeting held. STANDARD E The Standard E church will m the church parlor There will be a s ing and the less- by a social time A four course lun- ed. Come if you car. PUBLIC HEALTH The Public Health institute will meet ternoon May 4, the council room Temple. All me- be present as in business will com- PACKING H Visitors at the and Lemon Asns Mr. and Mrs. S. Mrs. N. M. Mae Augusta Schader Mrs. C. M. Wilke DUNTON SE CARS I George Dunton THE S. Q. R. STORE New Summer Styles Make Their Bow The "QUEEN QUALITY" Style Show is ready. Our windows have a very complete display of the new summer styles. They have an unusual charm this year that women will be quick to notice. We invite you to inspect the new models. WINSOME DAINTINESS A single strap two-button idea fresh from the famous Walk-Over designers. Appealing in its utter simplicity, and refreshingly new. The finesse and grace in this model give the feet a slender, decidedly feminine daintiness. WINSOME DAINTINESS A single strap two-button idea fresh from the famous Walk-Over designers. Appealing in its utter simplicity, and refreshingly new. The finesse and grace in this model give the feet a slender, decidedly feminine daintiness. SINGULARLY PLEASING There is an ankle fit to this Twin Strap that women blessed with pretty feet take to instantly. It has special charm over rich silk hose, and in the leathers now shown is delicately rich. Varied assortment of Buster Brown Shoes for children. The S.Q.R. Store ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DE ALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA WEEK END AT FERN LODGE A party composed of Misses Mattele Lou Robertson, Emily Kell, Amy Bigelow, Myrtle Winters, Betty Renshaw and Marjorie Rains formed a week end party at Fern Lodge. The start was made from the foot of the trail at Sierra Madre at 5 a.m. Saturday, reaching Fern Lodge at 9 a.m., where camp was made. Side trips were taken to First Waters, Roberts Camp, Sturdevant Camp and the falls above Fern Lodge. The party returned late Sunday afternoon and report a most wonderful time. S. S. BOARD MEETING The S. S. board of the Methodist White Temple held the regular meeting in the dining room of the church last evening. A delicious cafeteria supper preceded the business session at which the usual business was transacted. There was a good attendance and a very successful and enthusiastic meeting held. STANDARD BEARERS MEET The Standard Bearers of the M.E. church will meet this evening in the church parlor at 7:30 o'clock. There will be a short business meeting and the lesson will be followed by a social time in the basement. A four course luncheon will be served. Come if you want a new Ford car. PUBLIC HEALTH COM. MEETING The Public Health executive committee will meet on Wednesday afternoon, May 4, at 2:30 o'clock, in the council room of the Masonic Temple. All members are urged to be present as important matters of business will come up for discussion. PACKING HOUSE GUESTS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn yesterday included: Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Gage, Geneva; Mrs. N. M. Madsen, Price, Utah; Augusta Schader, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Mrs. C. M. Wilker, Taft. DUNTON SEELLS 49 CARS LAST MONTH George Dunton, Ford and Fordson COY Amack and Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Housley visited with Mrs. Ida Smith at Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Brady and chilren spent Sunday at San Gabriel where they had the pleasure of attending the Mission Play. Mrs. B. Goodrich who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William Abplannap of the County-rd, will visit friends in Orange the latter part of the week. H. Lewis of the Penney store left yesterday for Salt Lake City, Utah where he will attend a convention of representatives of the Penney stores. The indoor baseball team of Anna-heim high school girls will play the Burbank girls here tomorrow. Miss Day is coach of the local team. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pollard, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Till of Brea and Mr. and Mrs. Tilh Sr., spent Sunday along the San Gabriel where they enjoyed trout fishing. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and son Albert Edgar Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.L. Goble were the Sguests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.R. Goble and family of Redlands. Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Boon and famly enjoyed a pleasant outing over the week-end, going Saturday evening to Big Bear Lake and remaining over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.J.L.Abbott motored to Los Angeles Sunday, accompanying Mrs.J.A.Van Aradale who left for Freno to be the guest of her daughter, Mrs.B.H.Folkers. Mr. and Mrs.F.K.Ritchie, who for two months have been with Mrs.Ritchie's parents, Mr. and Mrs.J.L.Abbott, of Clandaul-st, are moving to Orange where Mr.Ritchie has accepted a position. Mr. and Mrs.E.H.Adams and famly and Mr. and Mrs.H.O Henderson motored to Glendale Sunday where they were guests of their aunt, Mrs.E.T.Milner at dinner. The occasion was the birthday of the hostess. C.E.Affeld and daughter, Mrs.A.Hinck of Chicago are guests in the E.F.Bloodgood home, Brookhurst They are much pleased with California an dare looking for a permanent location. Mr. and Mrs.A.C.Berry and famly spent Sunday afternoon at Balbo Beach They enjoyed a picnic dinner and Mr.Berry put in some big-time angling for the wily members of the finny tribe. Born—to Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Sidman Sunday at the Fullerton hospital,a girl weight eight pounds.Mother and infant are doing fine.The young lady has been named Suzanne Harrison. Mr. and Mrs.Harry T.Hathaway,Mrs.M.E.Canby motored to Los Angeles Sunday and joined Mr,and Mrs.J.G.Caldwell and all motored to the beach above Santa Monica where they joined friends and enjoyed a picnic. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Anderson,Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Anderson,Mr. and Mrs.T.Anderson,Miss Elisie Zeigler,Mrs.M.Zeigler,Miss Ruth Salar,Mr.Go.Salor of Long Beach and Mr,and MrsChristensen were members of a jolly house party at Forrest Home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Holland and family,Mrs.Frank Trotter and children,Mr.and Mrs.B.H.Sidnam,Mrs.J.H.Garnett,Mrs.Grace Adkins,Mr.H.Simpson and Mr.Biglow formed a picnic party that spent Sunday in the Santa Ana canyon. Mr.和Mrs.R.H.Wilkinson,Miss Hazel Wilkinson,Mr.和Mrs.Frank Wilkinson,Mr.和Mrs.R.Vittum,Mr.和Mrs.F.H.Teachout,girl of Los Angeles, were guests the latter part of last week in the Charles E.Wilkinson home,300 E.Adele-st. Mr.和Mrs.Ray Young,Charles Trudeau,Mr.和Mrs.Harry Mauser and daughter,Olive,and Mr,and Mrs.Fred Wilcox were members of a fishing party which left Saturday morning and returned Monday evening from Marina Dam,60 miles below San Diego They report a most excellent time and a fine catch of bass. Miss Florence Wilkin of Los Angeles was an over Sunday visitor in the I.Swingle-home,S.Palm-st,R.D.Chellat of Pomona came Monday evening for a visit of several days in the Swingle-home He is the father-in-law of their daughter,his afternoon Mr.Mrs.Swingle,B.D.Chellat and Mr.Mrs.W.A.Chellat were Los Angeles visitors. Sunday guests in the Fred L.Sex ton home 420 N.Lemon-st were Miss PACKING HOUSE GUESTS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Asn yesterday included: Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Gage, Geneva; Mrs. N. M. Madsen, Price, Utah; Augusta Schader, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. C. M. Wilker, Taft. DUNTON SELLS 49 CARS LAST MONTH George Dunton, Ford and Fordson tractor dealer, reports the sale of 40 new Ford cars and nine used Fords last month, making April second only to September immediately following announcement of the price drop. Deliveries were made to the following: Tourings—M. E. Cornwell, Placentia; R. V. Durfee, Fullerton; L. A. Evans, Anaheim; J. E. Gatewood, Fullerton; H. V. Kirkpatrick, Brea; Elmer Knapp, Anaheim; T. K. Lowen, Fullerton; J. K. Lybarger, Anaheim; Albert Moon, Buena Park; U. M. Piatt, Fullerton; H. D. Polehmus, Anaheim; Norman Reeves, Anaheim; J. W. Sadler, La Habra; T. P. Sharp, Anaheim; R. H. Sierks, Placentia; Harold Swartz, Anaheim; R. L. Toncy, Placentia; Dr. Von Wedelstaedt, Placentia; E. D. Wescott, Orange; J. R. Woodworth, Yorba Linda; Mrs. F. S. Young, Torrance. Coupes—D. E. Hollingshead, Placentia; W. S. McCulloch, Placentia; L. J. Shrode, Anaheim; J. A. Thompson, Brea. Sedans—F. S. Ringrose, Fullerton; H. B. Washburn, Anaheim; E. J. Van Dyke, Anaheim. Truck — S. Yamachika, Buena Park. Runabouts—Anaheim Feed & Fuel Co., Anaheim; J. B. Collins, Anaheim; S. Lensing, Placentia; Industrial Fuel Supply Co., Anaheim; D. C. Lovitt, Buena Park. Chasls—Anaheim Laundry Co., Anaheim. Sedan—A. J. Kay, Anaheim. Used Tourings—Allen and Erb, Montebello; Allen and Erb, Monts-bello; Benngsdorf, L. H., Fullerton; T. E. Buchanan, Huntington Beach; E. J. Haley, Anaheim; Los Angeles Ford Exchange, Los Angeles; H. S. Miller, Anaheim; Roy Sands, Orange; D. F. Chambers, Santa Ana. City Briefs Mr. Nelson of Santa Ana called to visit Miss Goddisksen today. Mrs. E. Wisser and daughter, Miss Emma, spent Monday in Los Angeles. Miss Lydia Davis and Miss Betty West spent Sunday with friends at Balboa. Miss Lucille Bastian with a party of friends spent Sunday at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. William Pannler and family motored to Covina Sunday and visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams and family and Mr. and Mrs. H., O. Henderson motored to Glendale Sunday where they were guests of their nunt, Mrs. E.T.Milner at dinner.The occasion was the birthday of the hostess. C.E.Affeld and daughter,Mrs.A.Hinck of Chicago are guests in the E.F.Bloodgood home,Brockhurst They are much pleased with California an dare looking for a permanent location. Mr. and Mrs.A.C.Berry and family spent Sunday afternoon at Balboa Beach They enjoyed a picnic BIG Reduction SALE Discount of $2.00 on every trimmed hat and sailor.An opportunity to select a hat to go with the dainty summer frock This sale will continue thru the remaining days of this week We suggest that you make your selection early while the assortment is good. Nelson Millinery 111 E.Center St. Anaheim Highest CASH Paid for Valencia Oranges Immediate Shipment Mr. Nelson of Santa Ana called to visit Miss Goddisksen today. Mrs. E. Wisser and daughter, Miss Emma, spent Monday in Los Angeles. Miss Lydia Davis and Miss Betty West spent Sunday with friends at Balbon. Miss Lucyle Bastian with a party of friends spent Sunday, at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. William Pannler and family motored to Covina Sunday and visited relatives. Miss Lydia Beneke was the guest on Sunday of Miss Eleanor Bakenhus at Garden Grove. H. E. Billig and family attended the Illinois picnic at Sycamore Grove, in Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. E. A. Ashley is entertaining as her house guest for a few days Mrs. E. Bowman of Ontario. Mrs. Kaley, 525 W. Center, st, is enjoying a visit from her niece, Miss Irene Martin of Escondido. Mr. and Mrs. William Abplanalp and family and Mrs. B. Goodrich were visitors at Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pember, Miss Vlola Muckenthaler and Mr. Fred Hayes spent Sunday at Newport Beach. Mrs. W. I. Carver left last Friday for Santa Monica and is spending the week visiting with relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fergus, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Fergus and Mrs. B. F. Kern visited in Los Angeles Sunday. Means, Claude Smith, Clarence Rains, George Rains, and Fred Hein enjoyed a fishing trip over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stroup and daughter Virginia, Miss Faye Kern and Hugo Schulz spent Sunday at Camp Baldy. Mr. and Mrs. E. Voss Herrington, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Slack and Mr. and Mrs. Hart spent the week-end at Forrest Home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Jackson, Sydney Jackson and Miss Cathie Bell were visitors at the different beach resorts Sunday. Miss Lois Dyer returned home Saturday from the State Univ. at Berkeley and will spend the summer at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fallis and Mr. and Mrs. William Young of Ontario were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ashley. Mrs. Nora Crowley, 525 W. Center, st, spent Sunday in Venice where she was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Peschong'and family. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack and Miss Valencia Oranges Immediate Shipment Olive Fruit Co. Peppers & Miller Packing House, Olive, Cal. Evenings call Bert Lehly, 303 Orange, Phone 161W Orange A. J. Miller 206J Santa Ana Excelsior Creamery Company Wishes to announce that our MILK and ICE CREAM business has grown by leaps and bounds, and to call particular ATTENTION to the fact that we have established a branch office at the home of Mr. Baumstark, 232 E. Sycamore St., who is our Anaheim retail man, and a real live wire, being ready to supply the retail trade with the best of products. Phone 177 ANAHEIM Call him up for orders—call him down for errors. Berry put in some g for the wily memtribe, and Mrs. C. C. Sid. the Fullerton hospiteight pounds. More doing fine. The seen named Suzanne Harry T. Hathaway, motored to Los Anjoined Mr., and Mrs. and all motored to Santa Monica where ads and enjoyed a Frank Anderson, Mr. Anderson, Mr., and Miss Elisie Zeigler, Miss Ruth Salor, Mr. Long Beach and Mr. Jensen were members party at Forrest week-end. W. B. Holland and k Trotter and chilB. H. Sidnam, Mrs. Grace Adkins, Mr. Mr. Bigelow formthat spent Sunday a canyon. H. Wilkinson, Miss Mr., and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. R. Vittum, H. Teachout, all of the guests the latter in the Charles E. 300 F. Adele-st. Ray Young, Charles and Mrs. Harry Maud Olive, and Mr., and were members of which left Saturday burned Monday eveDam, 60 miles beThey report a most and a fine catch of Wilkin of Los An. r Sunday visitor in home, S. Palm-st. R. Monona came Monday of several days in. He is the fatheraughter, his aftermrs. Swingle, B. D. and Mrs. W. A Chatgeles visitors, in the Fred L. Sex. Lemon-st were Mis- Helen Douglas and Miss Priscilla Hall of Orange and Mr., and Mrs. P. J. Young and baby of Torrance, Miss Douglas is the domestic science teacher in the Orange schools and Miss Hall is the kindergarten teacher there. Mrs. Young is a daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Sexton. Rev. Loren Howe, Mr., and Mrs. N. F. Ballou, Mr., and Mrs. G, W. Alexander, Mrs. Carrie Adams, Mr., and Mrs W F MacClellan, Mr. and Mrs San Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Pitts were members of a party which went to Los Angeles Monday evening and attended the evangelistic services being held in a large tent and conduct- by the Rev. Root and the Rev. Carroll. The Misses L迪ia Heneke and Elennor Bakenhus and the Messrs Henry Beneke and Delbert Fisher were in San Gabriel the latter part of the week and enjoyed the Mission Play. Mr., and Mrs. Walter Kohler and famly, Misses Irma Steadman, Rose Churchill, Messrs, Charlie Carroll and J. Bennett motored to Rogers Avinion field Sunday where some of the party enjoyed a ride in one of the airplanes. From there they motored to Santa Monica canyon, Topango canyon and returned via San Fernando valley. Special Purchase of Straw HATS —a wonderful purchase of Manillas, Javas and Balawangs—purchased from Special Purchase of Straw HATS —a wonderful purchase of Manillas, Javas and Balawangs—purchased from one of the largest Baltimore straw works, at a ridiculously low figure. Regular prices at wholesale, ranged from $21.00 to $39.00. They are novelty and strictly up-tothe-minute shapes and weaves, light in weight, all silk trimmed and have fine leather sweat band. All sizes. A Hummer at $1.98 Sebastian Brus QUALITYDry Goods-Notions-Mens Furnishings 119 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM The Economy Center of Orange Co. Vilhjalmur Stefansson Famous Arctic explorer and discoverer of "the blonde Eskimo." He comes to Chautauqua with a remarkable illustrated lecture on his many years of exploration work in the frozen North. This story has been attracting greater crowds throughout the great cities of the country than any lecture event in recent years. PETER CLARK MACFARLANE Noted American writer and correspondent who makes his initial Chautauqua appearance this summer before Ellison-White audiences. Macfarlane is one of the leading contributors to the Saturday Evening Post, Colliers' and many of the leading national magazines. He Vilhjalmur Stefansson Famous Arctic explorer and discoverer of "the blonde Eskimo." He comes to Chautauqua with a remarkable illustrated lecture on his many years of exploration work in the frozen North. This story has been attracting greater crowds throughout the great cities of the country than any lecture event in recent years. PETER CLARK MACFARLANE Noted American writer and correspondent who makes his initial Chautauqua appearance this summer before Ellison-White audiences. Macfarlane is one of the leading contributors to the Saturday Evening Post, Colliers', and many of the leading national magazines. He is rated as one of the best public speakers in the country. THE JUGO SLAV ORCHESTRA An orchestra from Central Europe that is entirely unique upon the American concert platform. First Western Chautauqua tour follows many seasons of European successes and notable Eastern engagements. They play various sizes of the tamburica, their household instrument for generations. Seven Days Filled With Splendid Attractions TWELVE CONCERTS! TEN LECTURES! A big Play Production! THE ORPHEUS FOUR Official quartet of the Orpheus Club of Los Angeles, winners of the first prize for male choruses at the Panama-Pacific Exposition. The Orpheus Four is acclaimed by musical critics to be one of the best, if not the best, male quartets in the United States. Two concerts on the third day. LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA An organization created and coached by Thurlow Lieurance, noted American composer and authority on Indian music. One of the finest stringed orchestras in the Chautauqua world. Jane Peterson, Chicago contralto, soloist. Two concerts on the last day. Season Tickets Now On Sale Henderson Realty Co., 109 East Center St., and members of the Committee. ADULTS, $2.72; Students, $1.50; Children, $1.00. No War Tax ANAHEIM CHAUTAUQUA May 7th to 13th