oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-19

SOCIETY: Clubs: Lodges: Churches SHOWER MISS SCHUMACHER Mrs. Welcome M. Ward and mother, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, entertained last evening with a surprise miscellaneous guest in honor of Miss Frances Macher, a June bride-elect. That the surprise be complete, the delightful affair was held at the home of the honoree's mother, Mrs. Frank S. Gates, N. Claudina-st. Miss Schumacher was invited out for the early part of the evening, and during her absence the guests arrived. They remained in the bedroom until Miss Schumacher came into the house, and when she opened the door everyone shouted "surprise." She was completely overcome, but soon regained her composure, and the merriment of the evening began. The many packages for the honored guest were hidden in different places in the dining and living rooms, and a merry hunt was begun. As each gift was found it was placed in the middle of the floor, and when all were found, the bride-elect opened them. They were found to contain many very beautiful things which will find a place in the home to be established by the young couple. Music was enjoyed, with vocal solos by Mrs. Stafford Sims and Mr. Fred Scott. Late in the evening refreshments of ice cream and cakes were served. For this part of the evening the young ladies were joined by Messrs. Welcome M. Ward, Fred Scott, William Schumacher and Lloyd Schrode. The festivities closed with a mock wedding ceremony in which Miss Schumacher, as Abrigal Hopkins, was the blushing bride, Mr. Scott, as Hezekiah Jones, was the sedate groom; Miss Valle Pember made a charming bridesmaid, Mrs. Marie Mauerhan, the beautiful matron of honor; Mrs. Welcome Ward, the dainty and petite flower girl; Miss Evelyn Degryse, the cute little page, who held the bride's veil. The trembling groom was supported by his two gallant groomsmen, Welcome M. Ward and Lloyd Schrode. To the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Esther Pember, the wedding party approached, and took their places before the port-corner. Arthur Kemper, Misses Viola Elliott, Hazel Wilthee, Yera O'Rourke, Evelyn Degryse, Lillian Degryse, Marie Robinson, Carrie Lou Evans, Florence Hammill, Valie and Esther Pember. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Betty Brus, 116 Kroeger-st, was given a delightful surprise birthday party last evening. Delicious refreshments were served by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Elmer Brus. The rest of the evening was spent in playing 500. The first prize was won by Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowotny and the conservation prize by Mr. and Mrs. L. Erickson. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. A. Rothaermal, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kroeger, Mr. and Mrs. A. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowotny, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Martenet, Mr. and Mrs. E. Brus, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mr. Webber, and Miss Beasle Costello. HOLD REGULAR MEETING The A. O. C. held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. C. E. Douglas, Broad-st, on Tuesday afternoon. A delicious buffet lunchon was served and interesting current events were given. Those present were, the Mesdames J. C. Idlor, C. E. Chamberlain, J. H. Cook, Ida Dutton, J. B. Eaton, C. H. Eygabroad; E. R. Fredericks, C. W.Hedges, J. M. B. McKinney, A. C.Pearson and J. O.Reed. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.Ellwood Hunt of Indiana and Mrs.H.H.Hunt. HAPPILY SURPRISED Mr. and Mrs.Melvin Lesher of East-st were hosts last evening at a delightful party, the occasion being the second wedding anniversary of the couple, and their friends took advantage of the opportunity and surprised them. The evening was spent playing pinochle after which the hostess served delicious refreshments to the following guests: Mrs.Emmy Gribbin and son Raymond, Mr. and Mrs.Elmer Segine and son Ray, Mr. and Mrs.Lester Eldison, Mr., and Mrs.Tomas Yeager and Mr., and Mrs.Richard Groos and son Frederick. DELIGHTFUL SURPRISED A delightful surprise lay was given to Mrs.J Ball-rd yesterday afternoon dies brought with them flowers, and refreshment were served at 4 o'clock ent were Mesdames A.J.Bleck,M.Roy,LuhnWallace and Miss Rose COUNTRY CLUB ENTERTAINMENT Mrs.Herman Alger epightfully for the Orange try club Wednesday afternoon house was beautifully dressed pink roses and a delightful luchion was served at game play was 500.The awarded as follows:Prir R.J.McKee;second,pri Lovering;third prize,Mrs.inson,and fourth prize Holland.Among those Mesdames J.W.Dickins Kee,R.Lovering,C.E.Schuite,Florence SkinnJ.Wents of Orangethot James,Ray Harland,Aphile Stock,Len Witherret,and Henry Schulte. MRS.HARTUNG The Auction-Bridge regular meeting at the Edgar Hartung，Olive-afternoon.The house w decorated with carnations 12:30 luncheon was first prize was won by Maas,and the second Adkins.The guests w Garnett,Grace Adkins,son,B.H.Sidman.RtJackson,j.A.Clayes,Geo.Dunminore,Matter Janes. MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Woman's Home Missionary societies of an church will meet pariors tomorrow (Friday).All ladies of the congregation are cordially present. A good program has The committee for these dames Downs,HartrautN.Fay,and E.Marlon a full attendance. HOTEL VALENCI Guests at Hotel Valencio include:M.M.Eastside the blushing bride, Mr. Scott, as Hezekiah Jones, was the sedate groom; Miss Valle Pember made a charming bridesmaid, Mrs. Marie Mauerhan, the beautiful matron of honor; Mrs. Welcome Ward, the dainty and petite flower girl; Miss Evelyn Degryse, the cute little page who held the bride's veil. The trembling groom was supported by his two gallant groomsmen, Welcome M. Ward and Lloyd Schrode. To the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Esther Pember, the wedding party approached, and took their places before the portly clergyman, Rev Jeremiah Spaghetti (Mrs. H. K. Boyd) who performed the marriage rites in a most impressive and solemn manner, the bride and groom giving their responses in audible tones. The single ring ceremony was used, the stately-groom placing the little gold circle on the bride's slender finger, after which the minister pronounced them man and wife (to be). Congratulations followed, all the girls being permitted to kiss the groom, and wishing him much happiness. The invited guests included Mesdames Stafford Sims, C. J. Mauerhan, Fred Launenbach, E. Voss Herrington, Frank S. Gakes, Welcome M. Ward, H. K. Boyd, Norbert Anderson, R. E. Campbell, Arthur Kirby. KING'S HERALDS MEET FRIDAY The King's Heralds of the Methodist White Temple will meet tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at the church for their regular meeting. There will be a program and refreshments, and members are asked to come prepared to pay their dues. All children of the church between the ages of 8 and 14 are eligible for membership. INTERAINS LITTLE FRINEDS Little Miss Marguerite Louise Kampling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kampling, Hubbard-apts, proved a delightful little hostess on Tuesday, her fourth birthday, when she entertained five of her little friends. They were Idell, Dick, Bob and Barbara Bock, and Elizabeth Baker. HOME OF The S.Q.R.S "A Growing Store in a Growing City" MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Woman's Home Missionary societies of an church will meet on pariors tomorrow (Friday). All ladies of the congregation are cordially present. A good program has been completed for the dames Downs, Hartrau, N. Fay, and E. Mariona a full attendance. HOTEL VALENCIA Guests at Hotel Valencia included: H. M. Foster Milford Berry, Los Pike Los Angeles; M. Angeles; J. B. Overson; O'Rourke, Los Anveses din, Los Angeles; H. PACKING HOUSE Visitors at the Anah Lemon Ass'n packings included: Mr. H. C. W. San Wendover, Utah; and wife, Pulaski, Ternathy, Los Angeles; Mme. Curie, discover will be shown distinctions to science are of der. She is a grand age. Choosing One’s Wardrobe is Pastime at the S. Q. DASHING SPORTS APPAREL AT LOWEST PRICES. JERSEY SUITS $25.00 Up They are expertly tailored and in the newest modes. New arrivals in women’s fancy blouses. BATHING SUITS FOR YOUR VACATION From the wee baby size to the grown-up, at very reasonable price. Style, Fit and Wear in Double Me Shoe Masterpieces are Queen Quality because for a quarter century theducers have supplied the footwear of women seeking the best. SEE OUR MODELS AT THE S DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE PARTY A delightful surprise birthday party was given to Mrs. J. Bencke of Ball-rd yesterday afternoon. The ladies brought with them a variety of flowers, and refreshments which were served at 4 o'clock. Those present were Mesdames A. H. Maas, C. J. Bleck, M. Roy, Luhring, Jauzen, Wallace and Miss Rose Kreis. COUNTRY CLUB ENTERTAINED The delightfully for the Orangethorpe Cornery club Wednesday afternoon. The house was beautifully decorated with pink roses and a delightful two-course luceon was served at 5 o'clock. The game play was 500. The prizes were awarded as follows: First prize, Mrs. R. J. McKee; second prize, Mrs. Roy Lovering; third prize, Mrs. J. W. Dickinson; and fourth prize Mrs. E. K. Holland. Among those present were Mesdames J. W. Dickinson, R. J. McKee, R. Lovering, C. E Smith, J. A. Schulte, Florence Skinner, J. Matter, J. Wents of Orangethorpe, and Ceol James, Ray Harland, Albert Aafi, Sophie Stock, Len Witherfield, W. B. Parret, and Henry Schulte. MRS. HARTUNG HOSTESS The Auction-Bridge club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Edgar Hartung, Olive-rd, Wednesday afternoon. The house was beautifully decorated with carnations. A delicious 12:30 luncheon was served. The first prize was won by Mrs. Ralph Maas, and the second by Mrs. J. L. Adkins. The guests were Mesdames Garnett, Grace Adkins, H. O. Henderson, B. H. Sidman, Ralph Maas, W. Jackson, J. A. Clayes, Editr Mitchell, Geo Dunsmore, Matter and Miss Froda Janes. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES MEET The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Probablyan church will meet in the church parliaments tomorrow (Friday) at 2:30 p.m. All ladies of the church and congregation are cordially urged to be present. A good program has been prepared The committee for the month is Mesdames Downs, Hartranft, Collins, R. N. Fay, and E. Marlon. We hope for a full attendance. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: M. E. Foster Los Angeles. City Briefs C. L. Allen of Whittier is in Anaheim today on business. H. F. Rutchow will leave this week for Eaxony, Germany. The high school girl's baseball team will play Chino here tonight. Mrs. L. C. Blake and Mrs. W. J. Jewell will spend tomorrow in Los Angeles. Miss Ruth Grim has accepted the position as secretary of the Ganahl Lumbeir Co. W. C. Roberta of Santa Ana, a trust officer was in Anaheim today on business. Herbert Dumke is seriously ill at his home on N.Citron-st., suffering from a relapse following an attack of mumps. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Todd and Mr. Mrs. Raymond Allen of Fullerton will attend the Labor picnic at Orange-co-park Saturday. Little Margaret Lucé, Bve daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lucé of 407 S. Los Angeles-st., is seriously ill with the measles. Mrs. Eather Mosely who has been spending the winter with her son Mr. W.E.M.Carl will return to her home in Cartage, Ill., today. Mr. and Mrs.G.W.Tolson of Long Beach are Orange show visitors stopping in Anaheim for a couple of days. The junior high school baseball students yesterday afternoon were defeated by the high school freshman team by a score of 2 to 1. Mrs.J.L.Lakeman, 221 E.Broadway had for her guests yesterday her mother, Mrs.L.Lepe,and her sister Mrs.Ben Yorba of Yorba. Mr and Mrs.W.E.Mcann, 510 E.Broadway had for their guests yesterday Mr. and Mrs.Sam Croft and Miss Helen Briscoil of Hollywood,Los Angeles. Mrs.H.J.Schulte,613 N Los Angeles st.has for her guests for a few days Mr. and Mrs.L.E.Sandels and Mrs.Mercy Drake of Harvard-blvd.,Los Angeles. Mrs.A.Dumler of 1207 Lincoln ave.has sold her five room bungalow to Mr.E.V.Keefe,an oil man for the sum of $1000.The deal was made by Scott & Brady. Mr and Mrs.William Todd and family of Los Angeles,and Mr.,and Mrs.Glen Todd of El Segundo were the guests last evening of Mr.,and Mrs.M.Todd after dinner all took in Chiro Now and Forever Writes Dr.Sue Amack The Plain Dealer: I said I would write but I find no words that express my thoughts so well this morning as the following poem: Life is a nut; you never can tell Just what's inside till you crack the shell; The meat may be fresh or it may be dry; Whichever it is, it is worth the try. Life is gloomy, life is glad; Life is a mixture, good and bad; And whether you scold or whether you sing Depends on the way you take the thing. It's long been commonly understood That the good die young and the young die good; But life's worth living, clay or gold; Let's live just to prove that the good die old; Life has many and varied ends, But the best that it brings is the love of friends. Love is the pulse of heart and brain; No man with friends has lived in vain. And so together we'll laugh and quaff. For the sake of the wheat,we'll take the chaff. Yesterday's gone,tomorrow's not here; Today is the middle of the whole round year. Oh,the bad is good,and the good is better. And the best is the best of all, The past and the future are nowhere near! Today's all right,let's give it a cheer! ANON. Excuse mistakes—you couldn't expect anything else of a Chiropractor, especially when he is under the control of the state medical board. A Chiropractor Now And Forever More, SUSAN MARIE AMACK Santa Ana County Jail. Mr.Henich of Belleflower visited in Anaheim today. Mrs.John Hahn,n an old time resident of Anaheim,但 now residing in Long Beach has been visiting friends in Anaheim yesterday and today.She returned home this afternoon。 MISSIONARY SOCIETIES MEET The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Propbyterian church will meet in the church parliors tomorrow (Friday) at 2:30 p.m. All ladies of the church and congregation are cordially urged to be present. A good program has been prepared The committee for the month is Mess-dames Downs, Hartranft, Collins, R. N. Fay, and E. Marion. We hope for a full attendance. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: H. M. Foster, Los Angeles; Milfred Berry, Los Angeles; Gladya Pike Los Angeles; M. J. Carr, Los Angeles; F. O'Tourke, Los Anveles, H. N. Normandin, Los Angeles; H. C. ox, Venice. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n packing house yesterday included: Mr. H. C. Wetmore and son, San Wendover, Utah; Joseph C. Rhea and wife, Pulaski, Tenn.; A. R. Abernathy, Los Angeles. Mme. Curie, discoverer of radium will be shown distinguished honors while in this country. Her contributions to science are of a very high order. She is a grand woman of this age. Helen Briscoll of Hollywood, Los Angeles. Mrs. H. J. Schulte, 615 N Los Angeles st. has for her guests for a few days Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sandels and Mrs. Mercy Drake of Harvard-blvd., Los Angeles. Mrs. A. Dumler of 1207 Lincoln ave. has sold her five room bungalow to Mr. E. V. Keefe, an oil man for the sum of $4000. The deal was made by Scott & Brady. Mr. and Mrs. William Todd and family of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Todd of El Segundo were the guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Todd. After dinner all took in the Orange show. C. F. Grim and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Heying have returned from the graduating exercises at Berkeley where Miss Ruth Grim graduated. The trip, was made by motor. The party stopped with Father Dubbel, formerly of Anaheim, now at Santa Barbara, on the way up, and at Sacramento and McFarland on the return trip. Mrs. Adolph Adeliter and two children of Resh-st. left Tuesday for Bosco Bel, Wis., where they will look after business interests and visit for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Adeliter and family have resided in Anaheim for about a year and are so delighted with it here that they have decided to make their home here permanently. R. Store June Delineator is in. Excuse mistakes—you couldn't expect anything else of a Chiropractor, especially when he is under the control of the state medical board. A Chiropractor Now And Forever More, SUSAN MARIE AMACK. Santa Ana County Jail. Mr. Henlech of Belleflower visited in Anaheim today. Mrs. John Hahn, an old time resident of Anaheim, but now residing in Long Beach has been visiting friends in Anaheim yesterday and today. She returned home this afternoon. 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No. 67 is in shale at 1450, and No. 69 is showing good in the oil sand at 1675. In spite of the fact that nothing encouraging has been struck by the Shell Co., drilling at 3935 in Turnbull canyon at Hart No. 1, drilling is to go on. A deep test well will be drilled before abandonment. The Sou. Cat. Oil Co.'s Sanderson No. 1 is now drilling in hard shell at 1365, and this hard shell is showing quite a bit of oil. Indications now warrant the prediction of at least a small well. The Standard Oil Co. is cleaning out at Bastanchury No. 5 and will attempt to put this well back on production. No. 5 was drilled to better 5000 feet by the Union and at one time this well flowed at the rate of 500 barrels, but only for a few hours. Bastanchury No. 1 is drilling at 2800 and going nicely. On the Murphy-Coyote the Standard is cleaning out No. 70 at 4450. No. 85 and 84 stand cemented, and No. 86 a new well is drilling at 1500 feet. On the old Emery lease the Standard has three wells standing cemented, Nos. 31, 77, and 38 from 32 to 4000 feet. "Straight Is the Way," a big Paramount-Cosmopolitan picture, filled with mystery, thrills and comedy, will be seen again tonight at the New Fairyland. The principal roles are played by Matt Moore, Gladys Leslie, George Parsons and Mabel Bert. Charlie Chaplin will be seen tonight at the Grand in "Easy Street" and Shirley Mason in "Wing Toy" V. & H. Billiard Parlors NOW OPEN In Basement of Beaver Wilson Bldg., 152½ W. Center St. Carl Vanatta and T. L. Hoag invite you to call at their new place of business. Courteous treatment, good tables, full lines of Cigars and Tobaccos. Carl Vanatta and T. L. Hoag invite you to call at their new place of business. Courteous treatment, good tables, full lines of Cigars and Tobaccos. You know they're stylish; the best values to be found that's the beauty about coming here for clothes. You can be tain you have the correct style and the best value your money buy. We sell Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes and we sell them close; it's the answer. WE GIVE YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU AREN'T SATISFIED F. A. YUNGBLUTH The Home of Hart-Schaffner and Marx Clothes "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" ANAHEIM - CALIFORNIA