oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-28

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday R. W. ERNEST, Manager Subscription rate—In No. Orange-co; Per year $1; six months $1.25 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. SOCIETY Many Enjoy Mock Wedding About 150 persons gathered in the social hall of the White Temple last night at the joint class party of the Ladies' Fidellis and the Men's Bible Classes where a delightful time of games and other amusements were enjoyed by all present. The main feature of the evening was a mock wedding staged by members of the men's class in the Sunday school auditorium. J. T. Garrison as Angelica Arabella Jones took the part of a dainty blushing bride over 6 feet tall, dressed in the very latest thing in wedding gowns, while Earl W. Baum as Chauncy Algernon Schuyler with black mustache and goatee took the part of the groom. N. R. Phillips as the Rt. Rev. Geo. Imbe Scelie (Imbecile), took the part of the parson and read an original humorous marriage ceremony. The bridesmaids were Lyle A. Felton as Miss Dorothea Felicia Jones, sister of the bride, Perry Mathis, as Blanche Claribel Van Twiller and Mason Brown as Jullette Ophelia Cameron, all buxom maids nearly or quite 6 feet and leaders in high society. The best men were H. W. Lewis as Ethelbert Alphonse Jones, Warren Mathis as Plas Theophilus Van Twiller and Mr. Jones as Cecil Leonidus Schuyler. All, including the groom, were noticeably of shorter stature than the ladies. Little Miss Fern Mathis and Phylura Felton, the only real ladies in the party, as flower girl, and ring bearer were very winsome. Wade Westlake as Madamolssie Concordia Mizenlingue. (missing link), an accomplished pianist from the Boston Conservatory of Music (a long way from it) made a decided hit with the audience, Mr. E. L. Hatcher, as Madam Celestine Inque Batoire (Incubater) a lyric soprano of wide fame fairly brought the house down with his songs. The maids and bride wore white dresses and hats made in the very latest style and the best men and groom also were right up to snuff with the styles in the clothes they wore. Mr. Johi Hemnil and Mr. F. T. Edminson, in a very witty way, made objections to the wedding and brought charges of tickleness, etc. against the groom who replied by declaring that they had both been suitors for the hand of the bride and were just showing their spite against the groom because by his handsome form he had won the bride away from them. The noole ceremony was carried out splendidly and it would be hard to say which one acted his part best and by the laughter and applause of the audience it made a decided hit as an entertaining feature. After the ceremony a reception for the bride was held in the basement, which added greatly to the amusement. The father of the bride, Mr. Twinem as the Hon. Horace Forsythe Jones, certainly looked for the part as a typical Kentucky Colonel with his gray hair, mustache and goatee. After the reception, delightful refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Mr. Cornell, the photographer, was on hand and took two flashlight pictures of the wedding party. Groom presented the parson with a basket of assorted vegetables as the wedding fee which was very much appreciated by him, especially the onions. SHOWER Miss Heath at a delightful given last eve Helen Heddle bride. The escic, games and holders for her surprise while Miss the gifts, we nounced their daughter Mr. Ernest take place her parents then went to Fay's hope refreshments the hostess house had been in honor of roses and syme were Miss niece Heddle ma Owens, Block, Ruth Ethel Archer Day, Ruth Robert Haim M. Braulich. REBEKAH The Rebeck yesterday at Johnson. Thi with sweet pleased a deliciher were Mrs Jewelyn. Thi in making orphanage. Thi dames U. S. sle Borch, Ellingen, Georgeney, E. L. F. Hill, J. B. H. Macleble, D., Tressco, Fan Elizabeth and HOTEL Guests at day were M. elisco, E. C. J Franklinip, San gan, Los Angles Diego; Mrs son, San Diego Jand, Ore.; C geles; L. Re Thewlis, San Diego San Diego Van Twiller and Mr. Jones as Cecil Leonidus Schuyler. All, including the groom, were noticeably of shorter stature than the ladies. Little Miss Fern Mathis and Phylura Felton, the only real ladies in the party, as flower girl, and ring bearer were very winsome. Wade Westlake as Madamoisle Concordia Mizenlingue. JUST LISTEN TO LOUISE'S NEW ELECTRIC TOO DAD SHE DOESN'T KNOW OF BASSICK G.P.O. OIL Embarrassing! Squeaky springs cause a lot of embarrassment. If your new car shows signs of developing a lusty squeak, you'd better get after it with a pint of Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil. Squirt a few drops along the edges of the springs—no need to wedge spring leaves apart—and let the oil get in its good work. It penetrates to the innermost recesses of the squeak and instantly dissolves the rust that causes it. The film of dry graphite left by the oil effectually prevents the return of the rust. Get a pint can of Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil today from your accessory or hardware dealer. Money back if you're not satisfied with the results. Dealers Supplied by ALEMITE LUBRICATOR COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, Distributors. 1188 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles Distributors: Alemite High Pressure Lubricating Systems, Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil, Bassiel Lubricants and Gas-co-later The General Motors Masterpiece The General Motors Masterpiece The Sheridan The Car Complete $1946.50 Delivered in Orange County Beauty of Design in the SHERIDAN Is Equaled Only in its STURDY Mechanical Construction. "WE INVITE COMPARISON" QUALITY MOTOR CO. 131 W. Commonwealth Fullerton, Calif. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SHOWER FOR MISS HEDSTROM Miss Hester Eay was the hostess at a delightful miscellaneous shower given last evening in honor of Miss Helen Hedstrom, who is to be a June bride. The evening was spent in music, games and dancing, and making holders for the bride's hope chest. The surprise of the evening came while Miss Hedstrom was opening the gifts, when Mrs. H. J. Fay announced the approaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Hester Fay, to Mr. Ernest Braunlich which is to take place June 7th at the home of her parents, Nursery-age. Everyone then went upstairs to look at Miss Fay's hope chest. Very delicious light refreshments were then served by the hostess and her mother. The house had been beautifully decorated in honor of the occasion with pink roses and sweet peas. Those present were Miss Helen Hedstrom, Jennie Hedstrom, Edith Hedstrom, Emma Owens, Dorothy Garrison, Elsa Block, Ruth Pannier, Alice Pannier, Ethel Archer, Fay Archer, Marjorie Day, Ruth Coons and Mesdames Robert Hainland, Rex Gibson and L. M. Braulich. REBEKAH THIMBLE CLUB MEETS The Rebekah Thimble Club met yesterday at the nome of Mrs. E. B. Johnson. The house was decorated with sweet peas and the hostess served a delicious luncheon. Assisting her were Mrs. Jack Howard and Mrs. Llewelyn. The afternoon was spent in making garments for the Ilroy orphanage. Those present were Mesdames U. S. Amack, Ben Barford, Elsie Borth, Ella Bourquin, W. T. Dimingen, George Chambers, Ida De Viney, E. L. Fergus, J. S. Howard, O. Hill, J. B. Hunton, D. F. Loneus, F. Machleb, D. Naugle, Guy Pollard, Tressco, Fannie Webb and Misses Elizabeth and Minnie Mang. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday were M. S. Buckley, San Francisco; E. C. Bay, Los Angeles; Bert Franklin, San Bernardino; R. Mulliigan, Los Angeles; A. Hagerman, San Diego; Mrs. A. D. Hugerman, and son, San Diego, Henry S., Ellis, Portland, Ore.; C. C. Thompson, Los Angeles; L. Rehkoff, San Diego; F. Thewls, San Diego; C. B. Gorban, San Diego. MISS KERN PRESENTS PUPILS Miss Faye Kern, teacher of glocetion, presented a chais in recital at her home E. Alberta-at this afternoon. Pink sweet peas were used for decorations, and at the social hour which followed the program, light refreshments were served. The following interesting numbers were given: Violin solo, Mr. E. Zitzmann accompanied by Miss Katherine Steward. Reading "A Couette Conquered" Evylyn Magathan, Reading poem by Riley, Noona Grace Planting, Reading "Mrs. Graylock Tell About the Play." Flonda Probst, Reading "Mrs. Wiggs Theatre Party," Miss Annette Lindley. Reading "Granhy," Leila Schuete. Cornet solo, Long Long Ago." Master Wendell Stewart accompanied by Miss Katherine Steward. Reading "His New Brother," Zeima James. Reading "Topss" Nona Grace Planting.. Reading "The Man in the Moon," Evelyn Magathan Reading "Almost Beyond Endurance," Plenda Probst. Cornet solo, The Rosary., Wendall Steward. Reading "Son You Washed." Lella Schulte, Reading "Why," Nea Grace Planting. Reading "Last Thanksgiving Dinner" Zeima James. Mollin solo, Mr. Zitzmann accompanied by Katherine Steward. MARRIAGE LINCENSES Charles L.Funk; 24 and Dorothy J.Gage; 21, both of Fullerton. THEATRES Jewel Carmen will be seen again tonight at the Grand in "The Silver Linning." It is a typical Jewel Carmen picture. "The Concert," an all-star production will be seen tonight at the Fairryland. Thomas Meighan will be soon tomorrow at the Fairryland in "The Easy Road." The picture that fairly brikes with action, it may safely be assumed one of the best in which this virile star has appeared in several months. Monday Will Rog ra will be seen in "Boys Will Be Boys." The Love Flower will be seen at the Grand Sunday and Monday. MAY CALL HEARDING JUDGE The next thing we know Judge Howard may be called the marrying justice. At any rate he will be if he keep Claquoc. The groom is employed in the Bronx oil fields. Trinidad Alvaros and Rosa Gonzalez of Anaheim were the other groom knight. The judge bustled himself the remainder of the morning by firing Jason Ryan $10 for getting drunk and hurting the plea of Paul Fruther; charges with having gotten drunk and beaten up his wife by the way of manual exercise He pleaded not guilty and demanded jury trial. He was held in default of $500 bail. The date for his trial has not been set. Judge French of Rollarton also confronted with a "drunk" this morning. The culprit pleaded guilty and was found $15, and given a suspended sentence of 30 days. TENNIS STARS LOSE IN FRANCE PARIS, May 28.-America's star woman's double team, Mrs. Molla Bjurstadt Mallory and Miss Edith Sigourney were defeated in the hard court tennis championships by the French pair, Miles Langlen and Mime Golding.The scores were 6-4 and 6-1. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads MOHEGAN CAMP NEVER TOO NOT NEVER TO GO TO THE BEACH IDEAL beach resort for relaxed people of moderate means. Frequently reached by train or auto.No fancy clothes needed.Accommodations to fit the purse.Fortunately equipped for light housekeeping; stores and garage on grounds.Excellent safety打磨 beach.Make reservations illustrated by return mail. LONG BEACH-CALIFORNIA HOTEL VALENOIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday were M. S. Buckley, San Francisco, E. C. Bay, Los Angeles; Bert Franklip, San Bernardino; R. Mulliigan, Los Angeles; A. Hakerman, San Diego; Mr. A. D. Hugerman, and son, San Diego, Henry S. Ellis, Portland, Ore.; C. C. Thompson, Los Angeles; L. Rehkoff, San Diego; F. Thewlis, San Diego; C. B. Gorban, San Diego; F. Griffin, San Diego; J. Van Kensselder, San Diego; Leonard T. Backus, Redlands; Howard Booker, San Francisco; Paul Savoy, New York; B. F. Reed, Huntington Beach. PINOCHLE CLUB MEETS The Pinochle club held its regular meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sidnam, Pythian-st. Mrs. Sidnam served a delicious dinner after which everyone enjoyed themselves playing pinchle. The house was decorated with a variety of roses. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Staple, Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs. Maas, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sidnam, Mrs. Canbey and Mr. Conklin. Mr. Conklin won the gentleman's prize and Mrs. Riley the ladies' prize. A most enjoyable time was spent. DELIGHTFUL DINNER PARTY A delightful dinner party was given last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Schneider, 226 N. Claudina-st., in honor of the birthday of Mr. Vic LaMont. The evening was spent in cards and social chat. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. LaMont, and two children, Mr. Tom Ingram and his two daughters, Dorothy and Marie, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and daughter, Lelila, of Pomona. ICE CREAM SOCIAL MONDAY The ladies of the Zion Lutheran church will hold an ice cream social at 7:30 Monday evening in the Ladies' Aid room back of the church, Emily anh Chartres-sts. ATTEND MISSIONARY MEET The following members of the Women's Home Missionary Society attended the Missionary convention in Los Angeles this week: Madames C. J. Bleck, C. Koible, Heppl, Streech, Heltner, Cook and Charles Purstenau. NOT a Bunch of Junk But Each One a Real Automobile 1920 Chevrolet Touring car This car has only Batteries Let this battery supply the energy in the power plant of your car. It means greater satisfaction. Recharging and repairing all makes of batteries. Electrical systems repaired and installed. We are factory representatives. Automotive Electric Co. 234 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 155 WE ANSWER THE PROBLEM REGARDING Graduation Gifts LET US HELP WITH OUR SUGGESTIONS The Jewel Box "Gifts That Please" Correct Time 223 W. Center Phone 435 Anaheim Cal. SIX GILLETTE Blades with HOLDER $1.25 Prepaid In Attractive Case Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. This offer for a limited time only. Remit by money order or cash—(no stamps, LONG BEACH-CALIFORNIA Not a Bunch of Junk But Each One a Real Automobile 1920 Chevrolet Touring car. This car has only a short distance. Can be bought right. Ser. 6-passenger Stutz new paint, cord tires, A-1 condition. Cheap. 1920 Ford Sedan. A bargain. 1917 Chandler, 7-passenger, excellent buy. 1918 Ford Touring car. Rebnilt. New top. 1917 Ford Touring car, good condition. Can be bought cheap. Ser. 9-A, Franklin Chunny Roadster. If you are looking for something nice, see this one. Ser. 9-A, Franklin Roadster, new paint and rebuilt in our shop. Ser. 8, Franklin Touring. Oakland Six Touring, cheap. A-1 condition. We stand back of any one of these cars. If you are looking for something good, see four cars on our used car lot on So. Lemon street. BOB WHITE CO. Orange County Distributors for Franklin and Liberty. 135 S. Lemon St. ANAHUM Third & French Sts. SANTA ANA ALIFORNIA Saturday, May 28, 1921 Prest-O-Lite SERVICE STATION Perhaps we can repair that old battery so that it will give many more weeks of service. We can repair all makes of batteries and do it right. We would be glad to test your battery—we don't care what make you have. ROBERT V. JENSEN "My Experience at Your Service" Carburetor & Ignition Works 242 E. Center St. Phone 168-W Anaheim In Years to Come The automobile that is not equipped with an automatic chassis lubricator will be as rare as the automobile of today that is not equipped with an electric starter. The Romon Automatic Chassis Lubricator is standard equipment on SAXON-DUPLEX Come and see it. IT'S SO SIMPLE A. S. KEMMAN 241 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim SAXON-DUPLEX Come and see it. IT'S SO SIMPLE A. S. KEMMAN 241 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim THE Chalmers Coupe satisfies in every detail that makes for greater motor car comfort and contentment. It is smart and beautiful in design. Its fine performance is a matter of common acknowledgement. Its equipment is usually complete. L. F. Pomeroy Distributor for Northern Orange County 134 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. TRADE IN THAT OLD CAR ON A NEW CHANDLER or CLEVELAND SIX OUR STOCK OF USE DCARS IS LOW. BRING THAT OLD ONE IN AND TAKE OUT A NEW ONE. Handler and Cleveland Service Station R. C. GOODCELL Cent St. Anaheim Phone 651