oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-12

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY A.M. Maas was the honored guest of a delightful birthday party on Tuesday afternoon and evening at his home on S. Palm-st. The affair was planned as a surprise for Mr. Maas by other members of his family who remembered that this date was the 52nd anniversary of his birthday. The Maas home had been delightfully decorated for the occasion with Cecil Brunner roses and orange blossoms and at 5 o'clock a delicious three course dinner was served. There was a splendid birthday cake though the candles were missing. Covers had been laid for the members of Mr. Maas' family, which included his son, Ralph Maas and family. The honoree was given the best wishes of the company for many happy returns of this anniversary and was also presented with a number of fine gifts. MASONIC CLUB MEETS A number of Anaheim gentlemen enjoyed a most delightful meeting of the Masonic club of Orange-co at Yorba Linda on Wednesday evening. The event was the regular monthly meeting of the club. The first part of the evening was spent in partaking of the excellent 7 o'clock dinner which was served by the ladies of the O. E. S. The dinner was followed by a short business session after which Dr. G. A. Lindsay of Fullerton delivered every fine address on Mason- Lee's Filling Station Open for business at the corner of Center - Philadelphia RY. This was especially interesting, Dr. Lindsey being an able lecturer. Among those from Anaheim who enjoyed this affair were Messrs. E. H. Metcalf, George Jackson, Dean Haasson, Lawrence Colton, T. B. Daniels, John Pifffer, A. Alexander and Mr. Itidge. ENTERTAINING AT LUNCHEON Mrs. Peter J. Welsel of Santa Fe Springs was a delightful luncheon hostess on Wednesday at her home. The guest list included a number of Anaheim ladies. Mrs. Weisel is a former resident of this city. The rooms of her home had been prettily decorated with a profusion of roses and these flowers were used in making the luncheon table more attractive. A delicious three course menu was served by the hostess. The afternoon was spent in a pleasant social manner. Covers were laid at the table for Mrs. Agge of Santa Fe Springs and the following ladies from Anaheim: Mesdames Homer Ames, F. Borchert, F. Zeppenfeld, J. W. Wallop, F. H. Houck and the hostess. SENIOR CLASS ENJOYS PICNIC Members of the Senior class of the Anaheim high school, accompanied by several members of the faculty and a few parents, motored to Orange-co park this evening to enjoy a picnic. The class consists of 45 members and they left shortly after 3 o'clock for the scene of merriment. One of the big features of the evening will be a steak roast and other goodies of a picnic basket nature. The usual picnic stunts which give the proper zest to a gathering of this sort will not be lacking. The class has enjoyed a number of picnics and outings and this one will perhaps be the last exclusive senior affair for this year. WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS The members of the Wednesday Afternoon club were delightfully entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Clyde Webb in-the Hubbard apts, on N. Philadelphia-st. Mrs. Webb had chosen pansies as the flowers to make the rooms of her home more pleasant and attractive and an enjoyable afternoon was... Lee's Filling Station Open for business at the corner of Centr - Philadelphia Streets I have a complete line of Venura Oils & Gas Godrich Tires and Tubes Your patronage solicited. Come in and get acquainted Lee S. Geiselman WEDNESDAY CLUB MEETS The members of the Wednesday Afternoon club were delightfully entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Clyde Webb in the Hubbard apts, on N. Philadelphia-st. Mrs. Webb had chosen pansies as the flowers to make the rooms of her home more pleasant and attractive and an enjoyable afternoon was spent in playing 500. Mrs. Joe Carroll succeeded in winning the first prize on this occasion. Following the game a dainty two-course luncheon was served at the smdll card tables. Those who enjoyed the event were the Mesdames J. E. Baker, James Anderson, Robinson, Morgan, Joe Carroll, Edgar Hartung, Kampling, and Miss Freda Janse. 500 CLUB ENTERTAINED The members of the 500 club were entertained on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edw. Till. The rooms of the Till home had been pretty decorated in a profusion of roses and following the game a delicious luncheon was served at the small card tables. Those who enjoyed the afternoon with their hostess were Mesdames W. P. Parrott, C. E. Smith, Edith Mitchell, Cook, W. Trapp, O. M. Skinner, C. Spence, R. Lovering Gardner and Sandy Gardner. June Delineators Just Arrived June Patterns Are In Just Arrived DRESS 3017 PATTERN & DELTOR is provided for this BUTTERICK DESIGN The GRADUATION FROCK Must be correct in every detail and particularly appealing for this occasion. We are showing an unusually large assortment of sheer: ORGANDIES and VOILES WHITE NETS WHITE GEORGETTES LACES and EMBROIDERIES The S.Q.R. Store HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: E. J. O'Brien, Los Angeles; F. Tapp, Los Angeles; Roger Schwartz, Covina; Allen Ament, Etwon, Ky.; Sam Lewis, New Castle, Pa.; Florence Berney, Peoria, Ill.; Gertrude Krafft, Marquett, Mich.; Mrs. T. H. Melville, Bakersfield; Elmer J. Brickell, Los Angeles; Roy Lindsey, Los Angeles; W. Crawford, Los Angeles; Ronald Reid, Portland, Ore.; V. O. Buckles, San Bernardino; S. A. Palmer, San Diego; W. Ross, Los Angeles; L. Tryon, San Diego; W. R. Dick, San Diego; G. Bear, San Francisco; Joe Smith, Los Angeles; B. H. Williams, Calexico. LUTHERAN LADIES MEET The annual meeting of Lutheran Federation of Ladies’ Aid Societies was held yesterday in Santa Ana with about 60 delegates present. The institutional work of the church served as topics for discussion and the ladies pledged their hearty cooperation. The Grace church of Anaheim was represented by the Messes H. Dickman, E. Heinze, W. Schimmling Jr., W. Schimmling Sr., H. Christensen, J. Peters, M. Larsen, F. Grimm, G. Benson, N. Baird and H. Busch. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn. yesterday included: Mr. and Mrs. Ed S. Mooshal, Crescent City; Mrs. May Reid, Marion, Iowa; Mrs. Robert Lipton, San Jose; Mr. and Mrs. James Lipton and family, Ida Grove, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Geo Center, San Jose; Mr. and Mrs. Wink De Vico, Los Angeles. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer Will Bring Results. MRS. WARD HOSTESS TO P. E. O. Mrs. J. S. Ward was hostess on Wednesday afternoon at the regular meeting of the P. E. O. club at her home, 515 N. Los Angeles-st. The first part of the afternoon was spent in a business session after which a program of parliamentary drill was carried out, under the able leadership of Mrs. Van de Veer. Following this a dainty tray luncheon was served. The next meeting of the society will be with Mrs. W. M. Drake on May 25. LEGION DANCE BIG AFFAIR The American Legion dance last night at the Pressell hall was well-attended, about 64 couples being present. Heffner’s orchestra assisted the Legion orchestra in the rendition of music. Another public dance will be held Tuesday. NOTICE OF CLASS MEETING Remember that the Mother’s Jewels will meet at the White Temple at 2:30 o’clock on Friday afternoon. The King’s Heralds will meet at 4 o’clock on the same day, also at the White Temple. URGE HEARING ON COAST FRESNO, May 12—Ten chambers of commerce in the San Joaquin valley have already lined up with the Fresno chamber to ask the federal power commission to transfer to the Pacific coast its scheduled hearing on the protests against the water power grab of Los Angeles interests. HERO SHOTSELF FOUR TIMES BOSTON, Mass., May 11—Official inquiry into the death of Lieutenant Paton McGilvray, world war hero aviator, showed that he committed suicide "under unusual circumstances," police officials declared today. McGilvray’s body was found in an alley in the south end yesterday. Death had been caused by four bullets fired into his head. I GO TO Six Others in Orange My office will be open and in contact with Thomas W. Holland. Three year graduate of the Palmer School Chiropractic during the time I am serviced in JAIL. WE POINT TO VALUES WE POINT TO VALUES Ladies' Pure Silk Hosiery Joan of Arc pure silk, excellent wearer, in colors of brown, black and white. $1.00 Ladies' 'Outsize' Pure Silk Hose The famous Black Cat pure silk hosiery. Brown and Black. $1.29 Ladies' Bursons Fashioned Hose Knit to fit with a seam. Always a good wearing hose. 39c Men's Pure High Grade The Bear Braid of pure silk, hose for men. 17 by 32 Bath Towels (very good weight) Bear Brand Hosiery (strong ribbed hose) Misses Fine Soft Lisle Hose, white, brown, black 72-inch Pequot Sheeting, fully bleached No Better Sheeting Obtainable. New Arrivals in Bungalow Cretonnes More than 500 yards of beautiful Cretonnes goes in stock at the low price of 22c. There is a choice of some 15 patterns. Dark and light Bungalow APRONS Dark blue Percale of splendid quality, neatly made and very attractive at our low price of 98c LADIES' "BOSS" HIKING BREEC Made of the good grade olive color khaki. Full p lace below knee. Two front pockets and knee reinforced LADIES' KHAKI COLORED MIDI Good grade khaki cloth, large color trimmed in 3 stripe of braid LADIES' AND MEN'S KHAKI HA Government Standard Khaki, 3-inch stiff brim with of stitching to prevent it becoming soft and losing Some with screen ventilation and others without "BOSS" OVERALLS 220 weight—fast "B. V. D." UNIONS, $1.29— Dark blue Percale of splendid quality, neatly made and very attractive at our low price of 98c "BOSS" OVERALLS 220 weight—fast indigo dyed—Union Made—the "Boss is the "Best Bib Overall." Our price $1.49 MEN'S LAWRENCE UNDERWEAR, 2 piece Underwear in the Super Egyptian-Silk Finish Balbriggan. Shirt and drawer, per garment 69c LAWRENCE UNIONS $1.69—Strictly the best Balbriggan unions. Short or long sleeve. Ankle length $1.69 "B. V. D." UNIONS, $1.29—a union, the best and the original. Our price TOPKIS UNIONS 97c—athletic a good garment and worth $1.25. Our price BOYS' TOPKIS UNIONS—a style, as the above a good union. Our price Boys' Balbriggan Union Suits lent quality, short sleeves and knee length. All sizes Sebastian Bro's Quality Dry Goods-Notions-Mon's Furnishings ANAHEIM STORE 119 W.CENTER ST. ANAHEIM The Economy Center of Orange Co. Men's Summer Unions —A good ribbonion. Short sankle length. $1.25 VISIT THE California Valencia Oran An Exposition of Merit. ANAHEIM GOOD ROADS TO YOSEMITE FRESNO, May 13. Both routes from Fresno to Yosemite National Park—that through Lane's Bridge and Coarse Gold to Wawona, and the route from Merced to Wawona—are reported in good shape for travel by tourists. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer will bring results. —Try a Plain Dealer Went Ad. TO JAIL TODAY Branded As a Criminal by the State Medical Association For Practicing Chiropractic others in Orange County Are to Meet the Same Fate will be open and in charge of S. W. HOLLAND Mr. and Mrs. Voter, Taxpayer and Citizen:— How long are you going to permit YOUR money to be used for this unjust prosecution and persecution? Men's Pure Silk High Grade Hose —The Bear Brand line of pure silk. Quality hose for men. All colors. 69c Boston Garters ...25c Wide Elastic Arm bands 15c Black Mechanics' Caps ...19c Men's Handkerchiefs ...7½c Bandana kerchiefs ...12½c Men's Rockford Sox ...12½c Men's black, grey, brown, blue work sox ...12½c 19c Sox ...15c Engineer-Firemen work hose ...19c Men's Mercerized Lisle Hosiery, 3 pair ...$1.00 Men's Heavy Wool Sox—to wear with Rubber Boots 43c Heavy canvas gloves ...12½c Heavy canvas gloves leather palm ...35c All leather belt ...47c Heavy Work Suspender ...45c President Suspender ...43c Children's Heavy Blue Denim Play Suits ...89c Boys' Blouses ...89c Boys' Blue School Shirts 89c Men's Work Shirts ...69c Men's Heavy Khaki Shirt ...$1.19 UNIONS, $1.29—athletic COLORED MIDDY large color trimmed in $1.19 MEN'S KHAKI HATS xl, 3-inch stiff brim with 12 rows looming soft and losing its shape. and others 85c UNIONS, $1.29—athletic t and the orig- $1.29 UNIONS 97c—athletic union, t and worth 97c KIS UNIONS—athletic love a good union. 69c Organ Union Suits. Excelshort sleeves and All sizes 75c Men's Summer Unions —A good ribbed union. Short sleeves, ankle length. $1.25 Children's Heavy Blue Denim Play Suits ...89c Boys' Blouses ...89c Boys' Blue School Shirts 89c Men's Work Shirts ...69c Men's Heavy Khaki Shirt ...$1.19 $1.79 Men's Khaki Pants ...$1.49 $2.25 Men's Khaki Pants ...$1.79 $2.79 Men's Khaki Pants ...$2.45 H. D. Lee Union-Alls for Boys—just like Dad's ...$2.25 Men's $3.50 Dress Hats. Very Special ...$2.19 H. D. Union-Alls ...$2.69 Men's $2.50 Straws ...$1.98 Harvest and Work Straws. All prices. Men's Mule Skin Gauntlet Gloves ...59c $1.00 Scully Gloves ...79c $3.00 Scully Double stitched Oilman's Gloves, Gauntlet ...$2.39 Men's $1.50 Dress Shirts 89c Men's $2.50 Dress Shirts ...$1.95 Men's $3.00 to $3.50 Dress Shirts ...$2.39