oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-08

SOCIETY HATHEA'S ENJOY EVENING Senior Philathea of the Temple S. S., their husbands, the men's class taught by Mr. Taggart enjoyed a taffy pull in hospitalable manch home of Miss Winters on Magnolia ave last night. Miss Winters was assisted by her parents, and Mrs. B. B. Winteris, and her Fred. The affair was in the nature of a well for Miss Mackay West, her at Central school, who will be at Bakerfield next year, and Miss Emily Kell who will soon turn to her home in Indiana. The athena teacher, Mrs. F. T. Edmish had composed some very interesting songs dedicated to the departure of the two young ladies, which sung to familiar tunes; played Miss Marjorie Ralney. Feature of the evening: was a under the direction of Miss Lie Lou Robertson, to the new poleum Midway well drilling at a Park-blvd and County-blvd, among those present were the les Rains, Robertson," Lowell, Johnston, Johnson, Peter-West; Kell, Wright; Mr. and Paul Taggart, son, Donald, andighter, Mona; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hester and son, Jack; Mr. and Wheeler, Mrs. Jack Hebson and Arthur; Mr. and Mrs. Harzler, Pico, Mrs. Bowen, Messrs.th, Stockwell, Black, Waugh and joy. Next Tuesday evening the same ses will enjoy a weinie bake at age-co park. TEACHERS ENTERTAINED Mr. H. W. Faris entertained delightfully yesterday afternoon at her at 214 E. Adelae-st., a group of hers of the Central school with him she has been associated the two years. The house was decor-in pink and each guest was in a large pink rose with some or favor attached. The afternoon spent in music games and social after which the hostess served. CELEBRATE 25TH ANNIVERSARY Eastern Star Chispa Chapter met yesterday evening in the Masonic temple to celebrate the 25th anniversary. A delightful program was given. Mr. Corly, accompanied by Mrs., G. H. Gooddale, sang. Mrs. Coons who is the only charter member, gave the history of the chapter. Mrs. Lawrence Scars gave a reading in her usual pleasing manner and Mrs. Louisa Henderson gave several vocal solos. The remainder of the evening was spent in playing cards after which the past matrons and past patrons who had charge of the program and entertainment served refreshments of ice cream and cake with 25 candles. "Fatty" Arbuckle will be seen tonight at the Fairyland in "The Traveling Salesman." It is a typical Fatty Arbuckle picture, stuffed full of dramatic humor. It will be shown again tomorrow night also. Emnett Dalton, the noted ex-bandit, just of America's most noted outlaws who helped make history in the West, will be seen at the Grand again tonight in person. He will explain his latest picture, "Beyond the Law." J. E. Stewart went to Los Angeles yesterday on business. C. R. Veaper of Los Angeles spent today with Mrs. A. C. Holmes. Mr. F. W. Whits of 613 N. Olive-st was in Sunland yesterday on business. Mrs. M. Seaman is leaving tomorrow for San Francisco where she will visit her niece. Miss Lillian Clabanga returned to Anaheim Monday from Jerome, Arizona, where she has been teaching the public schools. Rev. and Mrs J H Palm-st, returned yesterday extended trip. Mrs. Marguerite Thornton lonial Apts. spent Mongeges on a business trip. Mrs. S. O. Rennick Beach spent yesterday winter Hodges of 306 E. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Elwood Hunt of Indiana guests of Indiana fride Beach tonight. Mr. A. R. Hoerner have been spending seven their sister, Mrs A.E leave shortly for Portland. Mrs. George Homes o has been visiting her ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs returned to her home Mrs. R West, of New Elwood Hunt of Indiana C. Caverly and Mrs.H Los Angeles and Long P Mr. and Mrs J, S Lemon-st, left today for northern part of the aspect to go as far north and Santa Cruz They and will be gone about Mr. and Mrs C, L spending several weeks relating relatives and fring turned to their home at dina-st, bringing with land's sister, Miss Doran an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs G Abhb five miles east of town ents of an 8½ pound g lady has been named Mrs Abbott returned to health hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Ernest gold their property at geles-st, to Mr, and M Long Beach, the salesi the Jewell Reity Co., Clabaugh, accompanied Mrs J H Clabaugh a Clabaugh will go to Shasta-co., making the TONG WAR RE FRESNO, June 8 were stabbed and the fresh outbreak of a Chinatown here. TEACHERS ENTERTAINED Mrs. H. W. Faris entertained delightfully yesterday afternoon at her at 214 E. Adelaest., a group of hers of the Central school with m she has been associated the two years. The house was decorated in pink and each guest was in a large pink rose with some or favor attached. The afternoon spent in music games and social after which the hostess served clous light refreshments which listed of pink and white ice cream "F" moulded in the center, rectable cake and other things. She present were the Misses Key West, Emily Kell, Vincentale, Sada House, Paula Palm, Ruthns, Mattle Lou Robertson, Amy slow, Louise Nordon, Irma Stead, Owens and Mrs. J. F. Burgess. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Miss Ruby Daggert was given a delightful surprise miscellaneous show last evening by Mrs. W. J. Elliott daughters, Mrs. Norbert Anderand Miss Viola Elliott at theott home on E. Center-st. These was decorated in a color scheme of yellow and pink and lookvery pleasing. The evening wasnt in games and social chat after which the hostesses served dainty delicious refreshments. Miss gett was presented with many useful gifts. The guests were Meshes M. Terry, Daggett, Floyd Curre-Edward Campbell, John Meyer, ward Anderson, Leo Shoridan, the Misses Margaret Lawrence, Is Elliott, Bethel Elliott and All-Terry. ENTERTAINS S. S. CLASS An enjoyable time was spent last ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Goodale, 820 S. Los Angeles when Mr. Goodale entertained weiner bake for the boys of Sunday school class of the Methst White Temple. The evening was spent in playing mes and enjoying some good music. Later all did full justice to refreshments of weiners, buns Those present were Hugh Killer, on Rimert, Jimmie Boyd, Wayne odale, Fred Winters, Roland Andon, Kenneth Beale, Glenn Mathis, Geo Hunter. FIDELIS CLASS MEETING Mrs. W. W. White, 1307 Crone-delightfully entertained the members of the Fidelis class of theite Temple on Tuesday. There were 43 ladies present. All busily engaged in making children's clothes. Much interest is being shown in membership contest. The class, with their teacher, Mrs. A. Brown, sincerely welcome new members. Sport Oxford New shipment of Snappy Sport Oxfords — Gray Suede with dark Gray ball strap—Specially priced $5.48 Kafateria Shoe St 109 W. Center St. WATER DEEP WELL PUMP —Slow Speed, Long Life, Low Power Consumption, Onl Absolute Dependability. The Highest Class Pump in the Built at Torrance (suburb of Los Angeles). Let us sho and where we build them. Costs you only a postage stamp to find out about pump. Send us your inquiry. Ask for YOUR cata-Let us call on you, or come and see us. We like t about our pump, and we know you will like to he story; and we may be able to show you how to save money on your pumping costs. Dunsmore & Childs C INCORPORATED Pacific Electric Building FIDELIS CLASS MEETING Mrs. W. W. White, 1307 Cronedelightfully entertained the members of the Fidelis class of the ite Temple on Tuesday. There were 43 ladies present. All he busily engaged in making dren's clothes. Much interest is being shown in membership contest. The class, with their teacher, Mrs. A. Brown, sincerely welcome new members. The next all day meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Geo. Tedin Orange. PIANO PUPILS IN RECITAL Miss Stella A. Schwentker will ment a group of her primary and immediate piano pupils in recital day evening, June 10th, at 7:45, the Episcopal Guild Hall, N. Emstreet. Miss Fay Kern and one her elocation pupils, Evelyn Mahan, will give readings which add much enjoyment to the inventing program. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: C. Appeloff, Burbank; O. Jones, Los Angeles; Leon F. Tulsa; W. Sisonvise, Los Antes; F. M. Kalr, San Diego; N. E. Brown, San Diego; Meda Brown, San Geo; H. M. Gillivray, Los Angeles; N. Jenkins, Los Angeles. ATTEND ALUMNI BANQUET The Santa Ana high school alumni participation at St. Ann's Inn last being attended by several of theheim, including the Sebastian ke, and their wives, Mrs. Ford, and and Mrs. E. Magarthle. GRACE LADIES AID MEETS The Ladies Aid of the Grace Luthan church met this afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Gelzer. CLUB PLANS DANCE, JUNE 20 The Felida club met Tuesday evenat the home of Mr. Albert Frahm West Anaheim. Twelve members are present and business was discussed and plans made for the dance be given June 29. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer Will ing Results. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Costs you only a postage stamp to find out about pump. Send us your inquiry. Ask for YOUR catLet us call on you, or come and see us. We like to about our pump, and we know you will like to he story; and we may be able to show you how to save money on your pumping costs. Dunsmore & Childs C INCORPORATED Pacific Electric Building Summer Excursion Cheap Farea to Los Angeles—San Diego Flagstaff—Grand Canyon and many other points On Sale Daily—Return limit three months, not to October 31, 1921. And Week End Rates—on sale Fridays and Saturdays, limit, fifteen days. Also Back East Excursions On Sale Daily—June 15 to August 15 Return limit three months—not to exceed October Ask Santa Fe Agent N. J. KUHLMAN, Agent, Anaheim, Cal. Telephones: Office 217, Residence 227-J Rev. and Mrs J H Peters of 400 S. Palm-st, returned yesterday from an extended trip. Mrs. Marguerite Thomas of the Co. lonial Apts, spent Monday in Los Angeles on a business trip. Mrs. S. O. Rennick of Huntington Beach spent yesterday with Mrs. Walter Hodges of 306 E. Alberta-st. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunt and Mrs. Elwood Hunt of Indiana will be the guests of Indiana friends in Long Beach tonight. Mr. A. R. Hoerner and wife who have been spending several weeks with their sister, Mrs. A. E. Pellegrin, will leave shortly for Portland. Mrs. George Hormes of Redlands, who has been visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holmes, returned to her home Tuesday. Mrs. R. West, of New York City, Mrs. Elwood Hunt of Indiana and Mrs. A. C. Caverly and Mrs. H. Hunt were in Los Angeles and Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sheridan, 402 N. Lemon-st., left today for a trip to the northern part of the state. They expect to go as far north as Sacramento and Santa Cruz. They are motoring and will be gone about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. C. L Holland, after spending several weeks at Fresno visiting relatives and friends, have returned to their home at 412 So. Claudina-st., bringing with them Mrs. Holland's sister, Miss Dorothy Daniels, for an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. G Abbott, who reside five miles east of town are proud parents of an 8½ pound girl. The young lady has been named Elizabeth Marle, Mrs. Abbott returned from the Anaheil hospital Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clubaugh have sold their property at 529 S. Los Angeles-st, to Mr. and Mrs. Pendley of Long Beach, the sales being made by the Jewell Reality Co., Mr. and Mrs. Clubaugh, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Clabaugh and Miss Lillian Clubaugh will go to their ranch in Shasta-co., making the trip by auto. TONG WAR RENEWED FRESNO, June 8.-Two Chinese were stabbed and three shot in a fresh outbreak of a tong war in Chinatown here. Oxford Shoe Store Anaheim TER ELL PUMPS Power Consumption, Only One Oller, Highest Class Pump in the Country— Los Angeles). Let us show you how tamp to find out about this y. Ask for YOUR catalogue. e and see us. We like to talk now you will like to hear the to show you how to save some costs. & Childs Co.. CORPORATED Los Angeles, Calif. Clearance Starting S JUNE 1 —A MERCHANDISING EVENT THAT FORMANCES AND PRESENT MAKES PROVE BY FAR THE MOST PRETEN FAR CONDUCTED. —HAVING BECOME FIRMLY ESTABLISH TY AS AN OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY TIVES ON OUR PART TO CONVINCE WILL BE WORTHY OF THE PROMO FOR IT. —BUT EVEN VALUE ALONE CANN' TANCE OF THIS EVENT. QUITE A IMMENSE QUANTITIES THAT WILL MATTER WHAT YOUR NEED OR L QUITE POSSIBLE TO SATISFY THE SAVING. Even the Present Low Pr Annual Event, Still L and 1-2 in Man Even the Present Low Price Annual Event, Still L and 1-2 in Man —AT THE OPENING OF THE DOOR STORE WILL BE IN READINESS TO TO BE THE MOST UNUSUAL ASSEMBL CHANDISE THAT ANY OF OUR SEN FAR HAS BROUGHT OUT. Saturday Will Be TELL' YOUR NEIGHBORS if you have past! If you have not, ASK YOUR NE TICULARS IN THURSDAY'S PLA Falkens Of Its Usual Time We Herald the News of eenstein's Annual arance REALONE CANNOT ENCOMPASS THE IMPORNT. QUITE AS IMPRESSIVE WILL BE THE SUS THAT WILL BE PROVIDED, SO THAT NO NEED OR DESIRES MAY BE, IT WILL BE SATISFY THEM HERE AT A PRONOUNCED Low Prices Are in This Semient, Still Lower, by 1-4, 1-3 -2 in Many Instances Low Prices Are in This Semient, Still Lower, by 1-4, 1-3 -2 in Many Instances OF THE DOORS SATURDAY MORNING, THE HEADINESS TO OFFER WHAT, WE BELIEVE USUAL ASSEMBLAGE OF STANDARD MERY OF OUR SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCES SO OUT. Will Be the First Day! 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