oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-31

Tuesday; May 31, 1921. THE ORANGE REO STANDARD OF VALUES Having Secured the Reo and We Take Pleasure in Announcing Cars WEDNESDAY at the OPENING of our New SALESROOM and GARAGE OPENING of our New SALESROOM and GARAGE WE HAVE just secured the distribution for the Packard line for all of Orange county and the Reo for the north half of Orange county. Both are too well known to need a lengthy introduction to the motorists of this section. Both are among the oldest and strongest motor companies in the world, with a record of almost two decades of success. The Packard Twin Six has for more than five years beethe world's greatest motor cars. In the hands of thirty thousand itself one of the greatest pieces of mechanic Packard "Single-Six. The Packard Single Six, though it has been upon the masis is already a phenomenal success. It is a Packard through and Packard comforts and stamina. The qualities of the Reo construction are best known by Crown Stage Company of Santa Ana, some of whose Reo stages over five hundred thousand miles. WE WANT TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH EVERY PACKARD AND REO OWNER Offering a Complete Service Under the Same Ro We are equipped to supply their every need, and lish a quality of service for them equal to the quality of Our garage will be open twenty-four hours a day and has a capawith private stalls. Our shop is equipped to turn out the best possible quality of work. We are especially prepared to lubricate and care for your cars in derived because of the improved riding qualities of a car after it has recopatent lubricating pits is an agreeable surprise to car owners. Get our clicial semi-monthly rate. The acquiring of the Reo and Pekard line permits us to that you may need in the automotive line, whether it is a high or moderatwagon or heavy duty truck. We have picked the two most firmly established lines we could f a splendidly equipped plant and permanent organization to represent the We are ready to give Orange county motorists the best goods and can buy in the automobile field. Our shop is equipped to turn out the best possible quality of work. We are especially prepared to lubricate and care for your cars derived because of the improved riding qualities of a car after it has received patent lubricating pits is an agreeable surprise to car owners. Get ourCIAL semi-monthly rate. The acquiring of the Reo and Pekard line permits us to that you may need in the automotive line, whether it is a high or moderate wagon or heavy duty truck. We have picked the two most firmly established lines we could a splendidly equipped plant and permanent organization to represent the We are ready to give Orange county motorists the best goods and can buy in the automobile field. Alexander Motor Co. 247 N. Los Angeles ALEXANDER MOTOR CAR CO. HOME OF THE PACKARD AND REO—LARGEST SALES ROOMS AND GARAGE IN ORANGE COUNTY THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA cured the Distribution of the and Packard Announcing That We Will Have Models of T Cars on Display NESDAY, JUNE 1st NG Packard Single Six on Display OM and ON Display introduction for county and state county. need a section. otor comtwo decades of successful manufacturing. than five years been recognized as one of of thirty thousand owners it has proved backard "Single-Six" been upon the market less than a year, ward through and through, with all the are best known by the records of the whose Reo stages have already covered ARD AND REO OWNER IN OUR TERRITORY. complete Service All Same Roof every need, and we propose to estabal to the quality of the cars themselves. cars a day and has a capacity of seventy-five cars possible quality of work at a minimum expense. and care for your cars in every way. The pleasure of a car after it has received the attention in our car owners. Get our circular, and prices, and speline permits us to supply almost anything or it is a high or moderate priced touring car, speed published lines we could find on the market and have ization to represent them. prists the best goods and the best service that money CAR ON OUR HYDRAULIC P We are famous for the proper lubrication REO SEDA Motor Car Co. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Cal. Phone 247 B SHARP CLUB ENTERTAINED The girls' department of the B Sharp club were the guests of Mr. C. A. McCullah on Saturday afternoon. After a most interesting program a delightful social hour was passed. The following program was presented: Sunny Fields, Lealie Loth, Marjorie Forrythe; English Folk Tune, Diller; Charlotte Forrythe; Birds in the Forest, Sartorio, Mildred Stewart; The First Robin, Rogers, Elizabeth Keeler; Balin Pitter Patters, Theodora Dutton, Lillian Holmes; Song, At School, Terhume, Lillian Holmes, accompanied by Hazel Filler; At Bed Time, Orth, Hazel Filler. Grandfather's Clock, Dutton, Valorie Nolan; A Song for Baby, Bilbro, Florence Fay; Twilight, Ducelle, Ethel Philips; Little Boy Blue, Octavia Hudson, Neva Faye Anderson; The Kewpie Valsette, Lemont; Ruth Fitz; Swinging Baby, Octavio Hudson, Juanita Dungan; Fur Elsie, Bethoven, Hilda Arkley; Song, Lullabye, Gardner, Len Davis; accompanied by Marie White; The Cricket and the Bumble Bee, Dutton; Hattie Stankey; March, Fredericksen, Euth Meallister, Woodland Spirits, Frank Lynes, Natalid Stankoy. The Girls' department has grown so rapidly that it has been subdivided into a senior and junior department. Each department has been still further divided into small classes which will meet once each month for the purpose of musical criticism and appreciation. Neva Faye Anderson of Garden Grove received the prize for having the highest grade during the past term. PICNIC AT COUNTY PARK Miss Irene North gave a delightful picnic yesterday to 17 of her friends at the County park. Those present were Misses Doris Desch, Victoria Kochler, Clara Stoffel, Mary Neila, Catherine Shae, Collette De Cook, Rose De Cook, Barnaldine De Cook, Frances De Cook, Dorothy Elkol, Grace Klesler, Clara Klesler. PICNIC AT COUNTY PARK Miss Irene North gave a delightful picnic yesterday to 17 of her friends at the County park. Those present were Misses Doris Desch, Victoria Koehler, Clara Stoffel, Mary Neil, Catherine Shae, Collette De Cook, Rose De Cook, Barnaldine De Cook, Frances De Cook, Dorothy Elkol, Grace Klesler, Clara Klesler, Florence Ashly and Ethel Elliott and Mr. Phillip Baston and John Shae. ENTERTAINS FOR EBELL Mrs. J. W. Sackett of 1313 Lincoln-ave entertained yesterday afternoon for the benefit of the Ebell club. A delicious two course lunch was served and the afternoon was spent in playing 500. Mrs. Adkins won the first prize and Mrs. J. A. Clayes the second. Thirty two members of the Ebell club were present. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. H. Kampling entertained at dinner on Sunday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McDonald of Colton. The evening was spent in music and social chat. Those present were, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bock, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Haines and Miss Mayme Kampling. ENTERTAIN CONGREGATION Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Geissinger and their family have invited the entire congregation and their friends of the Methodist White Temple to spend the evening of June the 3rd with them informally at the parsonage. The gathering will be in the form of a house and garden party and much fun is being planned. SYMPHONY CONCERT The choir of the White Temple is bringing the Orange County Orchestra to the high school auditorium on the evening of June 6th. This will be the first chance for local people to hear this talented organization. DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE PARTY A delightful surprise party was given Miss Alloc Miller Saturday afternoon in honor of her thirteenth birthday at the home of her aunt, Mrs. J. T. Lyons, of East-st. The house was beautifully decorated in honor of the occasion with Dorothy Perkins roses and a delicious two-course lunchoon was served. The young lady received many beautiful presents. The afternoon was spent in music and games. Those present were Misses Maud Livingston, Ruth Dahl, Lillian and Evlyn Hartfield, Katherine Bolz, Marie and Virginia Nolk, Loving D'Tools, Wilma Mitchell, Viola Miller and Norma Armbrust. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: C. H. Tanscott, Corona; Harry Slaten, Corona; William Walter, Los Angeles; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A. J. Duncan; A REO SEDAN REO SPEED WAGON, DELIVERED IN SEVERAL BODY MODELS OR THE CHASSIS IF PREFERRED. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: C. H. Tanscott, Corona; Harry Slaton, Corona; William Walter, Los Angeles; A. L. Pearson, Los Angeles; Harry Parke, Alhambra; C. H. Roberts, San Jose; B. H. Rhee, Weber; M. S. Lee, Weber; C. H. Kwan, Weber; C. W. Klan, Weber; G. Lawless, Fellows; E. H. Clark, Los Angeles; R. W. Russell, Los Angeles; M. C. Brashear, Los Angeles; Kenneth Cline, Picentia. MASONS BANQUET WEDNESDAY The Anaheim Masonic lodge will give a chicken dinner, June 1 at 6:20 o'clock at the Masonic Temple on Emily-st, it was announced today. Following the banquet there will be an address by Rev. Bruce Brown of Los Angeles. Tickets for the banquet are $1 a pair. All Masons and their wives are invited. Friday night the local Masonic lodge will put on the third degree. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn, packing house yesterday included: Margaret Brown, Chicago; Mary Finan, Chicago; George L. Berger and wife, Los Angeles; Mrs. F. D. Thompson, Johnsonberg, Pa.; John Kewas, and sister, Long Beach; N. J. Kewas, Long Beach; Annie H. Murdock, Long Beach; Blanche Matherton, New York; James H. Henderson, Los Angeles; Louis Mondorn, Long Beach. MARRYAGE LICENSES Ethel C. Ramsey, 30, Santa Ana and Eleanor Ruthledge, 17, Anaheim. FIX BAIL AT $500 FOR DRUNK CHARGE Judge Howard had his hands full of alleged "drunks" today. A Mexican named Valesquiz had hailed before him this morning on the charge of being intoxicated. He was held to the superior court on a ball of $500. This afternoon M. Dinkle is being given a hearing on the same charge. Don't fall to see Elliott Dexter in the "Witchnig Hour" at the Fairland Chancery.