oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-12

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches UPRIZE ON 10TH BIRTHDAY one of the prettiest of children's files of the season was that given terday afternoon by Mrs. Chrisen, east of town, for her son, early, who celebrated his tenth hday, the affair being a surprise him. The rooms were pretty trimmed ed and white, streamers from the trolleires to points in the room ing a canopy effect. Red and flowers were used in quanticase ball, hide and seek and other door games were played until were called into the dining n. The table was charming with big centerpiece of red snapdragand verbena on a plate mirror. e cards were little children drivducks, chicks, etc., and kewpies the little girls and autos and ons for the boys were given as eniris. Baskets of red mints were each plate. Homemade raspberry peach ice cream and little white s, with flags in them, were serthe birthday cake was a beautiful piece in white and bearing ten candles in red holders. Master erly blew out the candles and cleverly cut the cake. nests were Arvilla and Buddy utt, Overton Spurling, Holen ly, Hillyard Holmes, Lewis, Eveand Marguerite Henthorn, Dick ern, Emil, Arnold and Paul ClayNewell Christenson and the honBeverly Christensen. HILATHEAS ENTERTAINED the Sunshine Philathea Sunday ol class met last evening at the t. Coate home with the class her, Mrs. L. E. Sutherland. Fong the business meeting, plans maintain interest and enthusiasm g the summer months were assed and a social hour enjoyed. it refreshment was then served mrs. Sutherland. Members of the present were Mrs. Adelaide son, the Misses Clara Campbell, Wellman, Carrie Evans, Lelah e, Hazel Withee; Viola Elliott Fay Johnson. ESTIC SCIENCE MEETS THURS ie meeting of the domestic ice department of the Ebell club be held Thursday afternoon at ADVANCEMENT CEREMONIES Advancement ceremonies for officers of Chisp's Chapter, O. E. S., were held last evening in Masonic hall, followed by a social hour and lunch-eon. The chapter room was beautifully trimmed with zenias of many colors, and large jardineries of long stemmed flowers were tastefully arranged. Mrs. J. P. Brastad was raised to worthy matron, from associate matron, and her work was so beautifully performed that she was presented with a bouquet from the retiring matron, Mrs. Maude Adams. Mrs. Dean Hasson was raised to associate matron, but not being present early in the evening, her position was gracefully filled by Mrs. J. A. Clayes. Mrs. Blanche Daniels advanced from associate conductress to conductress, and Mrs. Daisy Mann serves as associate conductress. The rites were especially well performed last evening and won the praise of the visiting members from Norwalk, Santa Ana, Fullerton and Whittier. Initiation was conferred upon six candidates, Mr. and Mrs. Maguthan, Mr. and Mrs. Billig, and daughter, Miss Margaret Billig, and Paul Taggeri. During the services Mrs. H. O. Henderson sang beautifully and impressively several appropriate selections. Ice cream, cake and coffee were served by the committee composed of the K's and L's, Mrs. J. T. Lyon being chairman. The tables were graced with red and orange dahlias intertwined with asparagus ferns, and places were marked for more than 100 persons. BABY WELFARE INTEREST GROWS The Baby Welfare Conference held in the Central school building each Tuesday and Friday, between the hours of 9 and 10 in the morning, is being well attended and inquiries show increasing interest in the work. Miss Maragret Kuehl, public nurse is in charge and welcomes Anaheim mothers and their babies to all sessions. It is strictly a nutritional clinic where young mothers are given advice on what and how to feed their babies, and are given advise on their physical welfare. Miss Kuehl follows up all examinations. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Grass of a son born yesterday at Santa Ana hospital. Mr. and Mrs. August Riese. Wis., accompanied William Hafefann, Herd and Granger, of Los Gatos guests at the J. L. Schott today. The eastern call mer acquaintance of the family. They are no coast and will return hot Washington and Canada. Charles A Bishop may arrived from Paso Robles home in Anaheim, and ed at 924 West Broadop will have charge on advancing and spraying bush Scotten. He is an exp being one of the origin of the fumingating business. F. H. Scouten and fa turned from a month's ed at Hook Creek, in Lley. Mr. and Mrs. G. Wison Donald, passed todogeles. Mrs. W. J. Liewellyn dren and Mrs. H. G. Mei Miss Mattie Lon Robb pal of Central school, lea for an extended trip th Word to Mrs. R. H. O. H. Renner party mo north, states that they wonderful trip and thin a very nice city. They lited Vancouver, B.C. T are no roads, however roads. Master Charles, son of M. L Seale is recovering cent attack of the mum Mr. and Mrs. Charles S Ewald, and Mr. and Mrs motored to Laguna Beach pass the day. The Misses Carlie an wentker of East Bronx tomorrow to Ocean Park will point their brother wentker, and family, for ing the business meeting, plans maintain interest and enthusiasm the summer months were missed and a social hour enjoyed. refreshment was then served rhs. Sutherland. Members of the present were Mrs. Adelaide son, the Misses Clara Campbell, Wellman, Carrie Evans, Lelah, Hazel Withee, Viola Elliott Pay Johnson. ESTIC SCIENCE MEETS THURS meeting of the domestic department of the Ebell club be held Thursday afternoon at lock at the home of Mrs. Linna has, instead of with Mrs. W. B. and as formerly planned. The committee will meet then also reports will be heard with interim the progress toward complete lot subscription list. If all the ladies who have doggingham for the aprons please the material with them to the age, as the supply on hand is exhausted. Considerable sewas done yesterday afternoon at meeting, altho the attendance not so large as usual. HOIR SINGS AT HOSPITAL concert given last evening by heir of the Methodist White to patients in the county hos- and to Mr. John De Witt, in dular, was highly appreciated. o insistence of the superinten- and nurses, the choir sang one one-half hours, going to the mts and the tubercular wards, o give their good cheer. or leaving the hospital they went to the river bed, built fire and roasted weeners. They torles around the campfire and making a very happy evening. 30 members of the choir werent. LATHEA BUSINESS MEETING business meeting of the Philath-ss will be held in the Sunday room in the Methodist White be this evening. All members asked to be in attendance. EKES DELIGHTFULLY SUB-PRISED happy surprise was perpetrated Mr. and Mrs. J. Beneke last when members and friends German Methodist church ed at the beautiful new home Benekes on Ball-rd and West-rive them a house warming. program of the evening ins-singing and talks by Rev. chan and Rev. Lacuer, with use by Mr. Beneke. Games and entertainment enlivened the day after which refreshments served. About 30 guests partici-ln the gathering. 'S HERALDS CONTRIBUTE $21.25 meeting of the King's Heralds old yesterday afternoon in the hall of the Methodist White with about 20 members pres- 'S HERALDS CONTRIBUTE $21.25 meeting of the King's Heralds old yesterday afternoon in the hall of the Methodist White with about 20 members preser the opening prayer the mite containing the children's free offerings, were opened and to contain the sum of $21.25. and refreshments of ice cream ke completed the afternoon's two weeks a meeting will be then doll clothes will be sewtoys, books and games and things to make a happy Christr the little ones in India, will ributed to the box being pre326-W THE RETREAT" ern Home Specializing in the care of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. Lawrence Graduate Nurse Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Cassou Bldg. 692 Anaheim Ph. Res. 119 E. Alberta St. Phone 644-M J. H. COLE Physician and Surgeon oral Practice; also diseases of Fitting of Glasses a speundays by appointment. Office Hours: 10-12 a.m. 1-5 and 7-8 p.m. 13 First Natl. Bank Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. For $2 a ---a Vacation for Wouldn't you relish relief from home labors—at least a part-time rest from heavy washday work these warm-weather days? "Tis true we can't take you to the seashore, or even bring the mounttain breeze — but we can take the fuss and fumes of washday out of the home and give you leisure that will make each week pleasanter—and at a cost that's most moderate. For the many bundles that come to us, the average cost is but $1.50 to $2.00—of course, there are some that cost more; others that cost less. Send it ANAHEIM LAU Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gregg are parents of a son born yesterday morning in the Santa Ana hospital. Mr. and Mrs. August Pula, of Milwaukee, Wis., accompanied by the Messrs. William Hafefann, Herman Spoonholla and Granger, of Los Angeles were guests at the J. L. Schumacher home today. The eastern callers were former acquaintance of the Schumacher family. They are now touring the coast and will return home via Oregon, Washington and Canada. Charles A Bishop and family have arrived from Paso Robles to make their home in Anaheim, and are now located at 924 West Broadway, Mr. Bishop will have charge of the fumigating and spraying business of F. R. Scouten. He is an experienced man, being one of the original workers in the fumigating business. F. H. Scouten and family have returned from a month's vacation passed at Hook Creek, in Little Bear Valley. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sandilands and son, Donald, passed today in Los Angeles. Mrs. W. J. Liewelllyn and two children and Mrs. and Mrs. Schmidt and daughter, Marjorie, were Los Angeles visitors yesterday. Mrs. C. Schnitzler has gone to Newport to pass a few days with her daughter, Mrs. H. G. Melser. Miss Mattie Lon Robertson, principal of Central school, leaves this week for an extended trip thru the east. Word to Mrs. R. H. Seale from the O. H. Renner party motoring in the north, states that they have had a wonderful trip and think Portland is a very nice city. They had also visited Vancouver, B.C. They add there are no roads, however, like So. Cat roads. Master Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Seale is recovering from a recent attack of the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulz and son, Ewald, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schulz, motored to Laguna Beach Sunday to pass the day. The Misses Carrie and Stella Schwentker, of East Broadway, will tomorrow to Ocean Park where they will join their brother, Dr. J. O. Schwentker, and family, for a week's outing. Who, with his family is shending the summer in the mountains in New Mexico, visited Sunday with his sisters the Misses Carrie and Stella Schwentker. He had been attending the Pacific Mutual convention in Los Angeles. Mrs. W. H. Kidd is entertaining her brother, Mr. Vivian, from Grass Valley, Nevada-cot, for several days. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Wetherel spent Sunday at Balboa. John and James Johnston, Jack Hill and Rodderick Brastad spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mrs. J. King went to Los Angeles this morning to meet her mother and sister who will arrive from Denton, Texas, for a two month's visit. Mrs. H. M. King is somewhat improved since returning to her home from the Anaheim sanitarium. Mrs. W. H. Kidd and her brother, Mr. Vivian, spent Sunday at Seal Beach and Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. M. Pettit of Freshbend and Rev. James Nelson and family, of Garvalin, were dinner guests Monday evening of Mrs. Frances Nelson and Miss C. Marie Nelson. Little Miss Cylene Marle Middleham of Riveraide is spending the week with her grandmother, Mrs. Frances Nelson, of 407 East Center-st. South Palm-at., between Center and Broadway was treated to a coat of oil yesterday and today. O. B. Baxter and wife left Monday afternoon for a vacation near Bishon-Fishing will be the chief sport. Miss Labelle Squires, of Olive, was the guest several days this week of her aunt, Mrs. R. H. Seale. Mrs. W. A. Ross has been indisposed for several days. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee of Anselm and Mr. and Mrs.W.R.Jones of Richfield, leave tomorrow for a vacation motor trip up the coast. They will be gone from one to two weeks. Mrs. Chas.Goff,Mrs.D Arnold Suggleton and Mrs.Wm.Locke spent today in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.H.W.Lewis and his mother and Mrs.Wilecx spent Sunday at Long Beach, returning via Los Angeles. Mrs.L.M.Peebler of W.Charfress spent Sunday with relatives at Hotel Fremont,Los Angeles. Miss Grace Fulton, of Nauvoo,Hl., visited Mrs.L.M.Peebler and Mr.Mrs.J.F.Sheridan for a few days recently. They were all girlhood friends in Illinois and enjoyed the visit very much. Mrs.Victor D.Loly leaves on Friday Anaheim have returned from ten days spent at the camp meeting being held in Santa Monica canyon. Mrs., McCormack, of Fullerton, visited Mrs.Allen Crow yesterday. Mr.M.Lichtenstein is in Los Angeles on business today. Clifford Lakeman is improving very well and is able to be up and around after his bad seige of scarlet fever. Mr和Mrs.J.E.Stroup and Mr.Mrs.Wm.Knott went to Los Angeles last evening to the Elks' convention. Mr和Mrs.W.A.Kempton and children Orlis and Lloyd,and Mrs.W.Harkins and children,Victor and Joe went to Orange yesterday afternoon. John H.Wentz,vice president of the Anaheim National bank, accompanied by his wife and daughter,Martion,will leave Thursday morning for Sloux City,I.a.,on a combined business and pleasure trip.They will be absent five weeks. Mrs.E.S.Wentsanddaughter,GertrudeofBrookhurst,leave Thursdayfor Holstein,iowa,a visitwithrelativesTheywillbeabsentaboutfiveweeks. Duringtheabsenceoftheparentswhoaremakinganextedvisitintheeast,MargaretandGenevieveWentsarevisitingthegrandmother,Mrs.DorisWents.John,rh.DorothyWentsarestayingwiththeirnunt,Mrs.HomerAmes. Mrs.L.ThomasandfamilywenttoBedondoBeachlasteveningtowitnesstheElks'feativities.Thewater sports,the danceandmanyentertainmentsofthemostinterestingkindswerenpentoallvisitingbrethern. Mr和Mrs.H.E.MossholderandfamilyofSheridan,yyo.havebeenguestsatthehomeofErnestW.Hedgesforthepasttwoweeks.Theylewillleaveshortlyin theircarandplantovisitinLincoln,Neb:beforereturningtoWyoming. lited: Vancouver, B. C. They add there are no roads, however, like So. Cat roads. Master Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Seale is recovering from a recent attack of the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schultz and son, Ewald, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schulz, motored to Laguna Beach Sunday to pass the day. The Misses Carrie and Stella Schwentker, of East Broadway, will go tomorrow to Ocean Park where they will join their brother, Dr. J. O. Schwentker, and family, for a week's outing. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Rushton are expecting their son, L. E. Rushton and wife, from Sacramento tomorrow, for a two weeks visit. They will make the trip on the steamer Yale. As the weather has been very warm recently in their home city they will enjoy the change in Anaheim. Following the visit both families will leave for a five weeks' camping trip in Lake and Mono-coos. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Collins, and two sons returned last evening from Big Bear where they have been vacation-now living in their new home on South-st. Fire Chief Denn Hasson and family who went to Big Bear last week to spend two weeks have returned because of the extreme hot weather there. Mrs. Max Junge and Miss Margaret Junge of Freano are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Junge of Janss-st. The Junges were former residents of Anaheim and are being greeted by their many friends. F. B. Schwentker, of Phoenix, Arls, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lewis and his mother and Mrs. Wilcox spent Sunday at Long Beach, returning via Los Angeles. Mrs. L. M. Peebler of W. Chartress spent Sunday with relatives at Hotel Fremont, Los Angeles. Miss Grace Fulton, of Nauvoo, Ill., visited Mrs. L. M. Peebler and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sheridan for a few days recently. They were all girlhood friends in Illinois and enjoyed the visit very much. Mrs. Victor D. Loly leaves on Friday to visit Mrs. Ford of San Diego for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baxter and her mother, Mrs. Linebarger of Los Angeles visited Charles Linebarger on Sunday. They motored to Laguna and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Baxter are on a hunting and fishing trip at Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hemmerling are the proud parents of an eight and a half pound baby girl who arrived Sunday evening. Mrs. Mauer and Mr. Wm, Lake went to Los Angeles this morning to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Kuebler are entertaining their uncle, John Kuebler of Heperla for the day. They will all motor to San Diego for a couple of days. Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger and children are holidaying at Anaheim Landing for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Brus and Miss Brus spent Sunday at Anaheim Landing. Miss Marle Kohlenberger of Orange and Miss Sophia Kohlenberger of An- Summer Are Mr.-Ree Duction 18 x 36 Huck Towels 18x36 Huck Towel—a lovely quality with red striped ends See Our Towel Bargain Table. GINGHAM SPECIAL 25c Quality Red Seal Zephyr Gingham Per yd.... 17½c DOTTED SWISS Dotted in colors of green, yellow, blue and lavender and the material is exceptionally 48c For $2 a Week Vacation for Mothers We call this our Family Laundry Service. Our driver calls for everything at a definite time on definite days. We wash everything; daintily iron the flat pieces; fluff up the bath towels and underwear ready to use, and leave to you only the ironing of the lighter pieces, such as many women prefer to do themselves. Everything refreshingly clean — delivered to your door just as punctually as it’s collected. Phone for full information—you’ll find much more to this home vacation service that you’ll appreciate. Send it to the Laundry CIM LAUNDRY CO. Phone 18 Typewriters —The R.A. 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