oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-27

CHAT IN SEAU CLUB MEETS The Chat N Seau Club was entertained last evening at the home of Mrs. Vera D'Rourke, E. Broadway. There were seven members present. The evening was spent in social conversation and fancy work. The hostess served dainty refreshments. During the evening Miss Frances Schumacher, who is one of our June brides, was presented with an electric toaster by the members of the club. Those present were Misses Lillien and Evelyn. Degryse, Frances Schumacher, Valie Pember, Meadames Welcome M. Ward and H. K. Boyd. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: L. A. Christopher, Riverside, Mrs. E. J. Flemming, Los Angeles; Lillian Flock, Los Angeles; W. H. Blodgett, Jr., Redlands; Frank M. Kaib San Diego, C. Krelger, Los Angeles; W. O. Buckles, San Bernardine; T. C. Doily, El Paso; T. V. Anderson, Los Angeles; E. J. Rabarge, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. Waltman, Los Angeles; S. B. McDade, Los Angeles; Miss R. Dault, Los Angeles; Mrs. A. Kelbit, Los Angeles; S. B. Curtiss, Pasadena; E. C. Hazzard, Los Angeles. MOVE Y. M. C. A COUNTY OFFICE At a meeting of the executive committee of the Y. M. C. A of Orange-co held yesterday, it was voted to move the county offices from the Spurgeon building in Santa Ana to the third floor of the First National band building. Santa Ana, where quarters have been furnished free by the bank through the courtesy of A. J. Crookshank for an indefinite period. The offices will be moved on June 1. The filling out of the remainder of the third floor will not be made until autumn. LADIES' GUILD ENJOYS TEA Mrs. Victor D. Joly, of 217 So Palm-at, served a silver tea yesterday afternoon to the ladies of the guild or St. Michael's Episcopal church. The house was beautifully decorated with pink sweet peas grown in her garden and the hostess served a delicious two course entertaining S. Q. R. EMPLOYES Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark, of 316 E. Broadway, entertained last evening in a very hospitable manner at their pretty new bungalow home in honor of the employers and employees of the S. J. R. store. Boquets of pink sweet peas and pink roses were used for decoration in the different rooms. Games and Victrola music was enjoyed and late in the evening the hostess served refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Clark were presented with a very beautiful bronz flower bowl. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Hurtado, Goodrum, Adams, Bartlett, Peterson, Lowell. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn.yesterday included, A.B.Sweetening and wife, Des Molines.In; E.A.Rankin and wife,LincolnNebr. JUNIOR Y.P.A.MEETS TONIGHT The Junior Y.P.A.of the Salem Evangelical church will hold a business meeting and social in the church bungalow this evening at 7:30. CARD PARTY AND DANCE Yoemen and their friends are invited to a card party and dance Monday evening at the I.O.O.F.hall.Refreshments will be served. HOME FOR HOLLINGSWORTH Ramilla and Weaver have started a 5-room bungalow for E.E.Illingsworth on Rose-st.Materials will be furnished by Bibbs Lumber Co. Tonight will be vaudeville night at the Fairyland and there will be four acts from the best circuits.The photoplay program will include Geo.Walsh in "Number 17." Tonight and tomorrow night the feature of the program.at the Grand will include Jewel Carmen in "The Silver Lining." DRILLING WAR AT HUNTINGTON BEACH Mrs.Murch had for her of Downey.Horn to Mr.and Mrs.today,a girl.C.C.Randall was a bus to Los Angeles today.Mrs.Van Horn is in Miting friends and relative.Dr.mrs.H.D.CLos Angeles Wednesday trip.Mrs.mrs.A.W.Black Angels on a business tuesday.Horn to Mr.and Mrs.bus.Mother and chilwell.The son of Mr.and Mrs.who has been seriously improving.Horn to Mr.and Mrs.strong.a son.Both baby are doing well.Mrs.Paul Bock.of 116 phin-st.is recovering from ous attack of tonailitis.Pres.Wim.A.Dolan of National bank is attend banker convention at S.Tr.T.F.Morgan of 22 time-st.is in Santa Paula.Mr.Frank Murch who houdously ill the last few weeks improving.Mr.mrs.A.G.Baudeno will attend the wednesday nepheyr,Mr.Earl Pollott,morrowPres.A.W.W Thomas of State National bank is a state convention of California at San Diego.Mr.Henry Wagner and Wagner returned last night co where they were visited last few days.Mr.mrs.W.H.BarLos Angeles-st.motored to evening to visit Mrs.Nancy Bandy's mother.Mrs.H.Hunt and Hunt of Rockwell,Ind.,wider yesterday visiting former Indiana peopleMr.mrs.W.W.Corona are in Buena Park mast-their son and daughterMrs.Ashmore.to move to Miss Cathleen LOW.Mand Miss Agnes McIntosh dena are visiting Miss L.Victor D.Loy.of 217 LADIES' GUILD ENJOYS TEA Mrs. Victor D. Loly, of 217 So., Palm-st, served a silver tea yesterday afternoon to the ladies of the guild or St. Michael's Episcopal church. The house was beautifully decorated with pink sweet peas grown in her garden and the hostess served a delicious two course luncheon. A very pleasant afternoon was spent with social chat and needlework and an interesting short program. Eighteen members were present. ENTERTAINS 500 CLUB Mrs. C. A. Griggs, of 549 S. Los Angeles-st, entertained the 500 club at her home yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was very pleasantly spent and at 5 o'clock the hostess served delicious refreshments. The house was beautifully decorated with sweet peas and carnations. Those presents were Mesdames G. W. Sherwood, C. F. Grim, Morse, Henry Tuffree, McFellman, Mason, J. Janes, Schneider, Jackson, Haskins, Ida Williams and Cook. MARRIAGE LICENSES Siqurd H. Berg, 27, Anaheim, and Grace P. Auten, 31, Pomona. Louis C. Kelly, 24, Anaheim, and Zuelke B. Horton, 22, of Tustin. DRILLING WAR AT HUNTINGTON BEACH New wells in Huntington Beach oil field are more or less of daily occurrence now, with excitement over each new find in that section running as high as ever. Operations are moving rapidly and it is said that several contests of speed have developed between companies drilling new holes close to each other. The Standard Oil company was expected this afternoon to bring in C-1 well on its C lease of property of the Huntington Beach Oil company. Everything was set for the "blow-off," with every indication pointing to possibility of the company realizing its expectation. C-1 is located about 400 feet west of Bolsa Chica No. 1, the big well of the field and the property of the Standard. The contest in speed among crews on off-setting wells—wells that are on adjacent lots—to be first into the "pay streak" is resulting in some records in drilling being established, it is said. Rumors have been current here this week that a project is on at Huntington Beach for the institution of an oil pipe line from the field to Orange county harbor at Newport Beach, with the development of a line of oil tankers for transporting the oil. Efforts at Huntington Beach today failed to find anyone who knew of a definite move in the direction of organizing for installation of the pipe line. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.—The 39th annual supreme convention of the Knights of Columbus is to be held in this city, August 2, 3, 4. Preparations for the council, which will be the greatest in the history of the order, are under way by a committee of prominent knights. The 800,000 members which has 2200 councils in all parts of the United States, Philippines, Alaska, Porto Rico, Mexico, Cuba and Canada, will be represented in the supreme convention by some 450 delegates; but several thousand visiting knights and their ladies and friends, are expected here for the gathering. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bay Los Angeles-st, motored to eventing to visit Mrs. Nance Bandy's mother. Mr. H. H. Hunt and Hunt of Rockwell, Ind., wiltier yesterday, visiting are former Indiana people Mr. and Mrs. W. W. T. Corona are in Buena Park sit their son and daughter Mrs. Ashmore; to move to Miss Cathleen Lolly, Mr. and Miss Agnes Molntosh dena, are visiting Miss Lily Mrs. Victor D. Loly, of 21 Mr. Wayne Amack, his ter, Miss Coy Amack, we geles yesterday and took Mrs. Morris, a niece of Amack. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Will moved from the Duckworth N. Los Angeles-st, to 112 N they will be pleased to friends. Miss Zoe Jackson, who ling with her sister Mrs. Buena Park, is return to make an extended visit to relatives. Miss Jackson will lst. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adam of 312 S. Claudina-st., are morrow for Alpaugh who spend the week end visit ams' parents Dr. and Mr chell. Mr. H. C. Drake and Miss Nellie Drake of L are leaving tonight for B they will make a short Miss Drake returns to her East. Little Ruth Caroline Dter of Mr. and Mrs. R., Ball-rd., who has been with inflammation of the bowels, is now so far im able to sit up. Mrs. J. T. Lyons has this week, her sister-in-last Baker, who is on her way where she will make her husband, who is chief ex submarine chaser, is also to San Diego. Mrs. William Llewellynney and Mrs. Rose Var spent several weeks at Saturday on Tuesday. They Mr. B. E. Beeber who was to the Odd Fellows Lodge Mr. Beeber also returned Clara. J. Brady, who has received pointed a Ford dealer in of the state, was an An yesterday He was acc his contractor R. R.Day inspecting the new Ford garage of George Dunto nounced it their plan to e building, altho not quite If It's from Witman Hemay bearough and-tumble boy, driving you almost to distraction at times, with his thoughtlessness—yet he wants to be dressed as well as the other fellows. For such youngsters we have sturdy all wool suits, reinforced at every point of extra wear. They're good looking, too—these rich colorings of brown, grey and tan. And with extra knickers, the price is only— $16.50 Kustiner's Los Angeles - Anaheim Passenger Service Discontinued —Owing to lack of patronage, it is found essary to discontinue the Los Angeles-Anaheim passenger service operated by this company. —Last car will leave terminals May 31st; service will be withdrawn on and after 1st, 1921. —For the convenience of our patrons in this district, ag will be maintained as in the past and our representatives be prepared to handle any and all transportation matters the sale of tickets, checking baggage, etc., direct from local and transcontinental points beyond Los Angeles, S. F. WILLARD, Agent. Phone 123 Anaheim, City Briefs Mrs. Murch had for her guest this of Downey. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tex Chonele today. C. C. Randall was a business visitor to Los Angeles today. Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cook were in Los Angeles Wednesday on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Black were in Los Angeles on a business trip on Wednesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. Ter Beest, son, Mother and child are doing well. The Son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Pohlesns who has been seriously ill is slowly improving. Born to Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Armstrong, a son, Both baby and mother are doing well! Mrs. Paul Bock, of 116 S. Philadelphia-st, is recovering from a very serious attack of tonalitis. Pres. Wm. A. Dolan of the Anaheim National bank is attending the state bankers' convention at San Diego. Mr. T. F. Morgan of 222 S. Clemenline-st is in Santa Paula on business. Mr. Frank Murche who has been serlously ill the last few weeks is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Baum, of El Medeno, will attend the wedding of their nephey, Mr. Earl Pollott, of Perris, tomorrow. Pres. A. W. Thomas of the Golden State National bank is attending the state convention of California bankers at San Diego. Mr. Henry Wagner and Mr. Edward Wagner returned last night from Wasco where they were visiting for the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bandy of 318 S. Los Angeles-st motored to Ontario last evening to visit Mrs. Nancy Bandy, Mr. Bandy's mother. Mr.* H. H. Hunt and Mrs. Elwood Hunt of Rockwell, Ind., were in Whittler yesterday, visiting friends who are former Indiana people. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Thrusher of Corona are in Buena Park today to assist their son and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Ashmore, to move to Santa Ana. Miss Cathleen LoP, Mrs. McIntosh and Miss Agnes MoIntosh, all of Pasadena, are visiting Miss Lolly's mother, Mrs. Victor D. Loly, of 217 S. Palm-st. Garden Grove News GARDEN GROVE, May 27—The official board of the M.E. church held their regular monthly meeting Monday evening. The board accepted the plans for the new church which the building committee had decided on. On account of the rain last Sunday the pageant to be given by the W.M.S., at the M.E. church was put off until a date to be announced later. Five neras belonging to Mr.* Utt of Los Angeles were sold to Mr. Adams of Fullerton Monday, Mr. Adams bought this land for an oil prospect, Five acres, one mile west of town belonging to Mr. Feeland of Long Beach, were sold to J.H. Sandman last week, S.S.Jackson made the deals. The Rev. Mr.Rasmus, San Diego district superintendent of the M.E. church will fill the pulpit next Sunday morning. In the evening, Tod Evans will start holding revival meetings for the following two weeks. H.A.Lake, Frank Monroe, J.M.Woodworth, C.A.Emerson, C.K.Lee, J.A.Knapp and George Reyburn attended the Orange-co.Associated C.of.C.banquet held at the Episcopal parish house in Orange last evening. Ton* Escabar is local representative for the Keeler Oil Co.of Montebello, which is trying to lease oil in Garden Grove. Mrs.Lott and danShter*, Miss'Clara and Ruth, Carl Lott, Mrs.Eliabeth Fairchilds,Miss Lucile Pairchilds,and Clifford Bryan attended the Orange show at Anaheim Saturday evening. Mrs.C.C.Violett visited her daughter,Miss Ruth.at Redlands last week. Mrs.V.R.Dorn is enjoying a two weeks visit with her grandson, Archie Aldrich,and family,and Minnesota friends at Corona. W.J.Calm of Whittler spent the week end with his little daughter,Virginia.at the S.S.Jackson home. Mr.mr.W.L.Yardley and little daughter,Mary Wilma,visited at the home of Mr,and Mrs.William Morrill from Sunday until Tuesday evening.Mrs.Yardley is a sister of Mr.Morrill. Mr.mr.R.C.Mester of Los Angeles spent from Wednesday until Friday at the S.S.Jackson home. Bert Holloway of San Pedro and Owen Whitseil of Long Beach spent Sunday in Garden Grove. Helen Grigg, Eveleth Aldrich, Thelaima Emarson, Edna Beardsley, Chasale Hammontree, Caroline Ball, Elmer Knapp, Emerson Beardsley, Walter Leenhardt, Everett Emerson and Francis Blissitt attended the young people,sessions of the Southern,Baptist convention held at Riverside last Friday. Mr.mr.Moelle Orrily and little son John spent Monday afternoon at Long Beach. Try the Queen Quality Shoe Decoration Day To Wear— Queen Quality Shoes Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bandy of 318 S. Los Angeles at motorized to Ontario last evening to visit Mrs. Nancy Bandy, Mr. Bandy's mother. Mr. H. H. Hunt and Mrs. Elwood Hunt of Rockwell, Ind., were in Whittier yesterday, visiting friends who are former Indiana people. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Thrasher of Corona are in Buena Park today to assist their son and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Ashmore, to move to Santa Ana. Miss Cathleen Lolp, Mrs. McIntosh and Miss Agnes Molntosh, all of Pasadena, are visiting Miss Lolly's mother, Mrs. Victor D. Loly, of 217 S. Palm-st. Mr. Wayne Amack, his wife and sister, Miss Coy Amack, were in Los Angeles yesterday and took dinner with Mrs. Morris, a niece of Mrs. U. S. Amack. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wilkinson have moved from the Duckworth home on N. Los Angeles at, to 112 N. Ohio where they will be pleased to receive their friends. Miss Zoe Jackson, who has been staying with her sister, Mrs. Earl Dow, of Buena Park, is return to the east to make an extended visit to friends and relatives. Miss Jackson will leave June list. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams and family of 312 S. Claudina-at, are leaving tomorrow for Alpaugh where they will spend the week end visiting Mrs. Adams' parents, Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Paschell. Mr. H. C. Drake and her daughter, Miss Nellie Drake of Lincoln, Nob., are leaving tonight for Eureka where they will make a short visit before Miss Drake returns to her home in the East. Little Ruth Caroline Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Davis of Ball-rd., who has been seriously ill with inflammation of the stomach and bowels, is now so far improved as to be able to sit up. Mrs. J. T. Lyons has for her guest this week, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Paul Baker, who is on her way to San Diego where she will make her home. Her husband, who is chief engineer on a submarine chaser, is also on his way to San Diego. Mrs. William Liewellyn, Mrs. De Vinney and Mrs. Rose Van Horn, who spent several weeks at Santa Clara returned on Tuesday. They went up with Mr. B. E. Beebe who was a delegate to the Odd Fellows Lodge at Oakland, Mr. Beebe also returned via Santa Clara. J. Brady, who has recently been appointed a Ford dealer in another part of the state, was an Anaheim visitor yesterday. He was accompanied by his contractor, R. R. Davidson After inspecting the new Ford and Fordson garage of George Dunton they announced it their plan to erect a similar building, although not quite so large. If It's from Witman's, It's Good! W. J. Calm of Whittier spent the week end with his little daughter, Virginia, at the S. S. Jackson home. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Yardley and Little daughter, Mary Wilma, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Morrill from Sunday until Tuesday evening; Mrs. Yardley is a sister of Mr. Morrill. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mester of Los Angeles spent from Wednesday until Friday at the S. S. Jackson home. Bert Holloway of San Pedro and Owen Whitseil of Long Beach spent Sunday in Garden Grove. Mr. Spindler of Los Angeles visited at the Conrad Oertly home Monday. Mrs. R. W. Ellott was a visitor at Huntington Beach Tuesday. Ben Houghton of Van Nuys has been visiting relatives in Garden Grove this week. Mr. and Mrs. S. Horowitz, Mr. and Mrs. George Reyburn, Mrs. Donaldson and sister attended the Orange show at Anaheim Wednesday evening. Bert Hanson, Ted Moss, Marlie Bendenhammer and Hattle Brownler spent Sunday at Balboa Beach. Paul Pownd spent the week end with Bruce Innigan at Long Beach. Msrs Luelle Fairchilds of Los Angeles spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs Elizabeth Fairchilds. Mr. and Mrs. A.D.Kinne and doughten Elenore, of Los Angeles, Mr., and Mrs.R.S.Reed and Irving Baldwin of San Diego spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.J.D.Price. W.W.Owens and Henry Russell made a business trip to Los Angeles Monday. 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