oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-20

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches MUCH INTEREST IN WEDDING As the wedding of Miss Angelica Arabella Jones and Mr. Chauncey Algordon Soakyler, which will take place at the White Temple, May 27, approaches, interest in the social event is at fever heat. Miss Jones told a Plain Dealer reporter today that she has always procured her fine gowns and other wearing apparel direct from Paris or New York, but she has found that the very latest things in dresses could be obtained right here in Anaheim, and that her wedding gown, which she says is just a dream of beauty was obtained from one of this city's best lady customers. She wishes to announce also that Madam Celestine Inge Batolire, a well known lyric soprano, who has sung before some of the most critical audiences in the east, and who is an especial friend of hers, has consented to sing at the wedding. Rt. Rev. George Imba Scelle, a particular friend and former pastor of the Jones family in New York City will perform the wedding ceremony. Owing to the illness of Miss Jones' social secretary there has been an unavoidable delay in getting out the wedding invitations, but it is learned that they will be given out at the session of the Ladies' Fidelis and the men's Bible classes of the White Temple next Sunday morning at 9:30. Miss Jones wishes especially to urge that all members of the classes and all those who would like to become members, be there without fail, to receive his or her invitation. MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist White Temple held a very pleasant social afternoon yesterday at the name of Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad, W. Censer-st. There were 50 present who enjoyed the afternoon. When the mite boxes were opened, $50 was found to be the total amount. There was a short program with an interesting paper on missionary work in Alaska read by Mrs. Willmsen. During the afternoon refreshments were served, the hostess being assisted by Mesdames William Wagner Jr., Maars, Wilmsen and Mrs. Charlotte Calkins. Converse Tires you read about at Liberty Garage. Butterfly Tints 10c Not a Soap Dye. For tinting all delicate fabrics a dainty shade ENGAGEMENT OF INTERNET An engagement which will beceived with much interest,many friends of the interests,was the announcementprotty affair given Wednesdayat the home of Miss Rugget, La Habra, when she andher engagement and com-munication to Mr. Orville Schenckcity. The interesting news wasthe medium of little reewhich were given to eachguests, on which was writtenville and Ruby, June."K congratulations,a daintywass then served,with cowfor fourteen. Those from Anaheim whered were Mesdames Norbertson, Edward Anderson,M.Daggett,Floyd Curtis and M.Ellott. MISSIONARY MEETING A meeting of the Missionary city of the Christian churchheld at the parlorsof the Christian church of Fullertono'clock tonight. Dr.Royalthe first missionary into therior of Central Africa,wana interesting talk. Therebe an address by C.R.H.Los Angeles. PACKNG HOUSE VISIT Visitors at the Anaheim Lemon Asan.packing houseday included: Mrs.Henry P.Eagle Rock City; H.P.Eagle Rock City;Mr.and Ms.Schermerhorn,East.Berne A.Y.;Mr.and Mrs.Ivis,SalCity;Alfred Greffin,ArlingtonJ.A.Stephenson,ElMonteDutton,Des Molnes;EdPalmer,Long Beach;Mrs.Palmer,Long Beach. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS at Hotel Valenciaincluded: A.D.Briggs,LongA.W.Thielma,Los Anglekoenig,Los Angeles;MsYoungman,Long Beach;Aberg,Los Angeles;M.H.GLos Angeles;George J.BAngeles;E.B.Halt,LosO.T.Merpall,Los Angeles 10c Not a Soap Dye. For tinting all delicate fabrics a dainty shade Heying’s Pharmacy "ON THE CORNER" It Pleases Us to Please You ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA SATURDAY AT KITCHEN'S GROCERY Campbell's Pork and Beans Medium size (18 oz.) 10c Water White 50c HONEY, Qt. ..... Bring your jar. Dried Beef 15c 2½ oz. glass..... Bulk Cocoanut 25c Best quality, lb..... Bishop’s Cocoa Pound 15c Maryland Corn 25c 2 cans..... Calumet Baking Powder, one lb. For Saturday only 25c PINEAPPLE: No. 2½ Sliced ...30c No. 2 Sliced ...23c No. 1 Sliced ...16c Milo Maize $2.35 Cwt. Scratch Feed $2.80 Cwt. Laying Mash $2.85 Cwt. Heavy Bran $1.75 80 lb. sk. Rolled Barley $1.75 80 lbs. TWO DEMONSTRATIONS FOR SATURDAY The Pasadena Biscuit Co. will serve you with those delicious crackers and cookies... And the Davies Meat Co. will serve plenty of deviled meat chipped beef, lunch tongue, etc., to go with them. Everybody welcome... Come early and avoid the rush. SEE WHAT SEE WHAT DAY WILL BUY AT Grocerteria SATURDAY 1 lb. Coffee 1 Bottle Cherries 1 lb Butter 1 can Milk 1 Dozen Eggs FREE—1 writing tablet. We carry complete line of chicken feed. Ask for Prices. Kenney's Grocerteria 215 West Center, Anaheim. Phone 536-J THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST An engagement which will be reed with much interest by the yy friends of the interested par-lys was the announcement at a very affair given Wednesday even- at the home of Miss Ruby Dagge, La Habra, when she announced engagement and coming mar- to Mr. Orville Schenck of this the interesting news was told thru medium of little red hearts, which were given to each of the yrs, on which was written, "Or- and Ruby, June." Following gratulations, a dainty luncheon then served, with covers laid fourteen. Those from Anaheim who attend- were Mesdames Norbert Ander- Edward Anderson, M. Terry, aggett, Floyd Curtis and Miss Violaott. MISSIONARY MEETING Meeting of the Missionary so-ry of the Christian church will be at the parlors of the First Christian church of Fullerton at 7:45 rock tonight. Dr. Royal J. Dye, first missionary into the far in- of Central Africa, will make interesting talk. There will also an address by C. R. Hudson of Angeles. prior to the regular meeting, the long folks will enjoy a luncheon in church parlors at 6:30. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & On Ass, packing house yester- included: Mrs. Henry P. McLean, le Rock City; H. P. McLean, le Rock City; Mr. and Mrs. Hayes hermerhorn, East Berne Alco, N. Mr. and Mrs. Ivis, Salt Lake; Alfred Greffin, Arlington; Mrs. A. Stephenson, El Monte; J. E.伦ton, Des Molnes; Edward E.伦ton, Long Beach; Mrs. Kate F.伦ton, Long Beach. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia today in- led: A. D. Briggs, Long Beach; W. Thielman, Los Angeles; W. nig, Los Angeles; W. cing, Los Angeles; Mrs. F. C. engman, Long Beach; A. Stelin-, Los Angeles; M. H. Goldsmith, Angeles; George J. Black, Los Angeles; E. B. Halt, Los Angeles; T. Merpall, Los Angeles; D. M. ELITE CLUB MEETS IN L.A. Mrs. F. M. Eden, formerly of Anaheim entertained the Elite Card club at her home in Los Angeles yesterday. A delicious one o'clock lunchon was served and the house beautifully decorated with a variety of flowers. Those present were Mesdames, H. F. Schneider, L. Dahman, J. Kellenberger, Sophia Stock, A. Vail, L. Erickson. A. F. Nowotny, M. Neblung, W. E. McCann, L. Z. Kroeger, Chas, Mann, R. B. Hermann, Porter, and Herman Schindler. The prizes were awarded as follows: Mrs. R. B. Herman, first; Mrs. Porter, second; Mrs. Hermann Schindler, third. CHORAL SOCIETY ENJOYS EVENING The choral society of the first Methodist church held a delightful social evening on Thursday night, Mr. Baum won the first prize in the guessing contest. Miss Luno Wellman favored those present with several beautiful piano selections and Mr. Wade Wesley gave some beautiful vocal solos. Several of the men and boys did some athletic stunts and the ladies served light refreshments. Those on the social committee were Miss Ines Jordon, Mrs S. Johnson, Miss Ethel Santee, Miss Wright and Mr. Wade Weley. S. S. CLASS HAS FOOD SALE The Sunshine Philathea class of the Methodist White Temple will hold a cooked food sale at Schnelder's City Cash Market, 131 W., Center-at tomorrow (Saturday) May 21, beginning at 10 o'clock. Homemade plen, cakes, cookies, doughnuts, salads and candies will be on sale, the proceeds to go towards the piano fund of the young people's department of the Sunday school. The liberal patronage of the public is solicited. NEIGHBORS MEET MONDAY The Royal Neighbors of America will hold their regular meeting in the I. O. O., F., hall Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp. All officers are requested to dress in white, as there will be initiation. Refreshments will be served after the business hour by the birthday hostesses, Mesdames Pamela Mills, Minnie Howard, Eva Bonnat, Lydia Herman, Frances Nelson, Miss Mary Nelson and Julia Archer. ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY Mr. and Mrs. H.W., Faris of 214 E.-dele-at, entertained in a delightfully Thomas Higgins latter an under- The indictment Manuel Hoiguin the Mission plan charged the Ver You Ca As an every silk in wash tifully values ... ANA 215 W.CRE SATURDAY SPECIALS Orange HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS requests at Hotel Valencia today inded: A. D. Briggs, Long Beach; W. Thielma, Los Angeles; W. Ning, Los Angeles; Mrs. F. C. Angman, Long Beach; A. Steinx, Los Angeles; M. H. Goldsmith, Angles; George J. Black, Los Angeles; E. B. Halt, Los Angeles; T. Merpall, Los Angeles; D. M. Gner, Los Angeles; John A. WiebEl Monte; W. H. Tyler, Hermit. ATTEND TEACHERS MEETING The Misses Harvey and McAdow Mrs. A. E. Stuelke, English thera in the Fullerton high school attend a meeting of Assn. of English Teachers of So. Calif., at the bassador Hotel in Los Angeles torow afternoon, it was announced day. RTWY FOR EASTERN FRIENDS Miss Bessie Costello was the hostat a delightful theatre party in Angles on Wednesday when she certained eastern friends. After the city, they all repaired to the Pig'n little for refreshments. NEIGHBORS MEET MONDAY The Royal Neighbors of America will hold their regular meeting in the 1. O. O. F. hall Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp. All officers are requested to dress in white, as there will be initiation. Refreshments will be served after the business hour, by the birthday hostesses, Mesdames Pamella Mills, Minnie Howard, Eva Bonnat, Lydia Herman, Frances Nelson, Miss Mary Nelson and Julia Archer. ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Paris of 214 E. Adele-at, entertained in a delightfully informal manner Wednesday evening having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Loughboro of Fullerton, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hale of the Columbia lense. The evening was passed in playing cards, while later refreshments were served. MARRIAGE LICENSES John D. Kailen, 24, of Anaheim and Edna R. Wyneker, 25, Orange. Joseph W. Davies, 33, and Viola Placcentia, 20, both of Laguna Beach. Let us make you a price on a guaranted over-haul job on your Ford. Liberty Garage. If It's from Witman's, It's Good! Kneip’s Market & Grocery 118 W. Chartres Phone 306 A Store Full of Specials for Saturday Open Until 9 P.M. Meats Groceries and Ice 15 minutes by paved boulevard Chief Loomis and Patrolman Ostroff surrendered to Deputy Sheriff Cronin. SATURDAY SPECIALS Orange Cakes Before and after the Orange show. GLUTEN BREAD Every Thursday BOSTON AKERY LEE EICHOLTZ, Prop. 201 E. Center Open Sundays 9:12, 4-6 ROCK BOY 70—MONEY SAVING STORE SPECIAI Evaporated Milk, large cans LIMIT 12 Federal or Blu’N Gold. These are fguaranteed the equal of any milk on the m Standard Apricots in Sugar Calif. Apricots, Unsweetene Standard Y. F. Peaches in S Meats Groceries and Ice 15 minutes by paved boulevard from the Orange Show. Telephone Santa Ana 626 St. Ann's Inn New-Modern-Homelike Offers finest of hotel accommodations to those visiting the California Valencia Orange Show, just a few minutes away by paved boulevard. Breakfast 50c and 90c Luncheon, 12-2, 75c. Dinner, 6-8, $1.50 Rooms, $2.50 per day and up. Special Commercial Rates Santa Ana California CUISINE UNEXCELLED Evaporated Milk, large cans LIMIT 12 Federal or Blu'N Gold. These are guaranteed the equal of any milk on the m Standard Apricots in Sugar Calif. Apricots, Unsweetened Standard Y. F. Peaches in S Standard Y. C. Peaches in S My-T Nice Maryland Corn R. B. Early June Peas R. B. Tomatoes with Puree, Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2 Alaska Pink Salmon, tall can Baltimore Cove Oysters, 5 oz Newmark's Pure High Grape R. B. Milk Bread, 24 oz. Loa Milcoa Nut Margarine, per DON'T Pineapple We have reduced our prices on Pineappl all sizes, as follows: Extra Sliced, No. 2½s cans ... Extra Sliced, No. 2 cans ... Extra Sliced, No. 1 flats ... Broken Slices, No. 2½ cans ... Grated, No. 1 flat cans ...2 for Thomas Higgis and J. D. Button, the latter an undertaker, provided ball. The indictments were brought after Manuel Hoguin, Mexican dancer with the Mission play at San Gabriel, had charged the Venice police officers with cruelly beating him. Hoguin was arrested, accused of intoxication. Several witnesses testified they saw the dancer beaten. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. You Can’t Beat These Orange Show Specials CAMISOLES As an extra special for Orange Show week, we will sell, with every $10 purchase or over, one of our beautiful silk camisoles for 25¢ NIGHTGOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEMISE in wash satin and extra heavy Crepe de Chine, beautifully lace trimmed, regular $8.50 values.....$5.00 ANAHEIM CORSET SHOP MRS. E. TAYLOR, Prop. 215 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Bacon Squares . . . . 12 1-2c lb. Fresh Shoulder Pork . . . . 17 1-2c lb. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY Bacon Squares . . . 12 1-2c lb. Fresh Shoulder Pork . . . 17 1-2c lb. Lamb Stew . . . 15c lb. Veal Stew . . . 18c lb. No. 1 Steer Chuck Roast . . . 20c lb. No. 1 Steer Plate Boiling Meat . . 15c lb. Hamburger . . . 18c lb. The Sanitary Market L. A. MILLER, Proprietor 116 East Center Street Anaheim ROCK BOTTOM STORES SAVING STORES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—70 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Milk, large cans . . . 10c. LIMIT 12 CANS TO A CUSTOMER lu'N Gold. These are full-sized tall cans of high-grade evaporated milk—unqual of any milk on the market. Apricots in Sugar Syrup No. 2½s ..... 15c Apricots, Unsweetened, No. 2½s ..... 2 for 25c Y. F. Peaches in Sugar Syrup No. 2½s ..... 15c Milk, large cans LIMIT 12 CANS TO A CUSTOMER Au'N Gold. These are full-sized tall cans of high-grade evaporated milk— unual of any milk on the market. Apricots in Sugar Syrup No. 2½s ...15c Apricots, Unsweetened, No. 2½s ...2 for 25c Y. F. Peaches in Sugar Syrup No. 2½s ...15c Y. C. Peaches in Sugar Syrup, No. 2½s ...2 for 35c Free Maryland Corn ...2 for 25c Early June Peas ...2 for 25c Tomatoes with Puree, No. 2½s ...3 for 25c Dark Tomatoes, No. 2½s cans ...2 for 25c Mink Salmon, tall cans ...2 for 25c Cove Oysters, 5 oz. and 10 oz. ...15 and 25c 's Pure High Grade Coffee, 1 lb. cans ...41c Bread, 24 oz. Loaf ...10c But Margarine, per lb. ...25c DON'T PAY MORE Pineapple All our prices on Pineapple in s: No. 2½s cans ...30c No. 2 cans ...22c No. 1 flats ...15c No. 2½ cans ...25c Flat cans ...2 for 25c R. B. Coffee Fresh roasted each day in our own ovens and sold in bulk or inexpensive packages. Blend "A" (bulk) ...45c R. B. Special (package) ...40c Blend "B" (bulk) ...35c Fedco (bulk) ...30c Whistler Special (pkg) ...25c