oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-25

Monday, July 25, 1921 Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson were host and hostess at a dinner party yesterday to guests from Los Angeles. The dinner was one of especial excellence, with covers laid for eight persons. A huge bowl of roses graced the center of the table. Music and conversation brot a very enjoyable afternoon to a conclusion. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. S. McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gibson, with the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. GUESTS AT DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad, Mr. and Mrs. John Marrs and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wilson were guests yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Birdsdall, in Pomona, at a dinner party. Mrs. Eygabroad went to Pomona Saturday, returning with the remainder of the party, who drove over after church yesterday. CONGENIAL DINNER PARTY A dinner party given by Mrs. L. L. Harricks, at her home in Los Angeles, brot together a congenial company of relatives yesterday. Among the guests were several from eastern points and the day was a pleasant one indeed, with reviewing old times and hearing messages of those near and dear who were unable to make the trip to the west this season. Mrs. Harrick had tastefully trimmed her home with seasonable flowers, and centered the dinner table with a large cluster of yellow coriopsis and greenery. The dinner was served in three courses. Music was also an entertaining feature of the afternoon hours. Places were marked for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Small and Miss Meta Small, of St. Louis; Misses Ida Martin and Hattie Martin, also of St. Louis; Mr. and Mrs. Trimble, of Moline, Ill.; Anna Erickson, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Feldman and daughter, Dorothy, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Harricks and the Misses Mary and Marlon Harricks, of Los Angeles. In the afternoon Dr. and Mrs. Huntington and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shuck, of Pasadena, joined the party. LAWN FETE AND HANDWORK EXHIBIT The lawn party and ice cream social planned by the ladies of Fidelis Bible class for the church and town people for Tuesday evening promises to be a great success. The lovely lawn of Dr. and Mrs. Geissinger at 508 East Center-st will be transformed into a Japanese garden with tables and seats here and there to tempt the guests. Ice cream and homemade cakes in abundance will be served by the members' asthetic class. PACKING HOUSE Visitors at the Annie Lemon Assn., Saturday C. Schoener, Oakland W. Paysen, Oakland mer, Oakland; Mr. Trimble, Moline, Ill.; ell, Orange. COMPLIMENT Mrs. J. W. Wallop, street, complimented Olga Beebe, of Berkley of Santa Fe Springs skaker, with an after-Saturday Bridge was time after which he vided with refreshmen. HOTEL VALENCIA Guests at Hotel Valencia day included: O.C. Lock Up! It is the season of the year for which most of us work 50 weeks. Vacationists Headquarters KERN CYCLE COMPANY FISHING TACKLE SPORTING GOODS VACUUM BOTTLES FLASH LIGHTS LET US MAKE OTHER SUGGESTIONS Before you start on your summer vacation or week-end recreation, see Kern Cycle Co. 140 W. Center St. Phone 58 AND ONE OF THE FIRES HARTFORE MILLER GEORGE GOODYEAR GOODRIEN There are so many little accessories that the canping trip. We have them NENNO & "EVERYTHING FOR 145 So. Los Angeles St. BRIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR PROBST PAINTS AUTOS for ARTICULAR EOPLE FOR YOUR VACATION Just a Few Timely Suggestions FIRST—A KODAK In an Eastman Kodak you know you will get pictures really satisfying. AND THEN A STANLEY-FERROSTAT BOTTLE (It Will Not Break) Keeps them cold or keeps them warm. We have Thermos Bottles, too, There are always times when a little heat to warm things up— BRIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR PROBST PAINTS AUTOS FOR ARTICULAR EOPLE Your Vacation Will Be More Enjoyable J. P. Probst AUTO PAINTING NICKELING AND ENAMELING Phone 527-W 113-115 Adele St. AND THEN A STANLEY-FERROSTATE BOTTLE (It Will Not Break) Keeps them cold or keeps them warm. We have Thermos Bottles, too. There are always times when a little heat to warm things up— CANNED STERN HEAT WILL DO IT Let us make other suggestions. Anaheim Pharmacy 144 W. Center Phone 370 LET US DO YOUR BAKING Women who know GOOD BREAD will realize that it's a waters of time and money and energy to bake now, for they know well enough that they cannot equal OUR Bread, Cakes and Pies and Pastries; home products of highest quality; that our products are not even competitive with products made out of town and lack real quality. Always insist on Dressers White Lily Bread Kenney, P. H. Lakeman & Reiner Mansperker Grocery Co. East Side Grocery Co. O. K. Produce Anaheim Produce Payne, G. O. Gamber Grocery Kneips Groc. and Market Ochoa Grocery Edmiston's Grocery Austin Bros. Koebler Bros. Lange's Grocery Misenheimer Oil Station Buena Park and Co.-rd La Rue, H., Cypress Golden, J., Buena Park Stein, Huppe & Hax, Fullerton M. Antone Bros. Valonso R. Zamorripa Grocery Brea Co-operative Store, Brea Forker, E. D., Yorba Linda Williams, R., Olinda Magnus & Pressman, Olinda Velasco, J. F., Yorba Taggarts', Alwood Bilbra Grocery, Atwood RESTAURANTS Knipp's Cafeteria Oyster Loaf Valencia Grill Fairryland Inn Auto Lunch Palm Cafe Happy's Quick James' Place R. Fischle Liberty Grill B. & B. Cafe Lee Cox's Ca Yorba Lind Brea Lunch Santa Fe Cafe Fullerton Bill's Cafe, Anaheim San THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ved by the members of this enthusiastic class. The children and young people will be entertained with games and outdoor sports. One especially attractive feature of the evening will be the exhibit and sale of the garments that have been made during the months of activity, including all kinds of children's garments, ladies' gowns, petticoats, aprons in all styles and designs, enriched by touches of hand work, and quilts done in lemon and white and old rose and white. The gowns which carried off first honors in the recent gown contest won by Mesdames Hartley and Segerstrom will be on display, also. The general public is cordially invited. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn. Saturday included: A. C. Schoener, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. W. Paysen, Oakland; Mrs. L. Schoeer, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Trimble, Moline, Ill.; Walter E. Lovell, Orange. COMPLIMENT GUESTS Mrs. J. W. Wallop, of North Emily street, complimented her guests, Mrs. Olga Beebel, of Berkeley, Miss Klein, of Santa Fe Springs, and Mrs. Whitaker, with an afternoon company, Saturday, Bridge was played for some time after which the ladies were served with refreshments. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: O. C. O'Donnell, Chi-cago; Fred Miller, Los Angeles; Betteo Shaver, Salisburg, N.C.; J. G. Bode, Salinas; Wm. J. Bode, Salinas; Mrs. M. Murls, Salinas; J. A. Owen, Santa Barbara; F. K. Adams, Seattle; Miss Maude Adair, San Diego; L. M. Jones, Port Jariss, N.Y.; Mrs. F.J. Fowler, Port Jariss, N.Y.; O. B. Dewitte, San Bernardino; J. C. Williams, Los Angeles. MARRIAGE LICENSES William Baird of Santa Ana, and Love M. Robinson, 16, of Santa Ana. Walter R. Pickton, 26, and Amanda Martin, 37, both of Orange. Charles H. Squires, 36, Olive, and Louise Hunt, 23, Anaheim. Cuba B. Coleman, 23, and Fern Boles, 19, both of Huntington Beach. Forrest E. Harsh, 21, Balboa, and Gladys O. Dow, 20, San Francisco. -If it's from Witman's it’s good! ENTERTAINS AT THE BEACH PLACENTIA, July 25. (Spl.)—The members of the Plecentia W. C. T.U. will be the guests of Miss Margaret Strain Tuesday, July 26, at her cottage at Laguna Beach* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dowling and family are vacationing for two weeks in Inyo canyon. The Americanism of the late Franklin K. Lane is an inspiration to all loyalists. And yet Mr. Lane was not born in the United States. COUNTY AUTO CLUB HAS 2600 ON ROLLS Carrying $25,000,000 in insurance on motor equipment of its members, the Orange-co. Automobile club today has on its books policies written so far this year that indicate that 1921 will pass that amount, according to A.S.Ralph secretary and general manager of the club. The development of that volume of insurance business within seven years tells the story of the progress and popularity of the Orange-co., organization. The club was launched seven years ago when a group of local business men with foresight penetrating the future and anticipating the auto development of today, decided that an organization should be effected that would offer insurance and service at actual cost. The club has grown from a mere handful of enthusiastic motorlats until today it has 2600 members. TWO DIVORCES GRANTED Two interlocutory decrees of divorce both granted by Superior Judge R.Y.Williams, were on record in the county clerk's office here today. One decree goes to Mrs. Lella Bishop of Santa Ang., who sued Harold Bishop for a divorce on the ground of extreme cruelty. The couple were married in Santa Ana in April, 1917. There is one child, Emieron J., who is in custody of the mother. Hazel G. Carlick of Fullerton, was awarded a divorce from Lawrence LOCK UP THE OFFICE AND THE HOME; FORGET CARES; GET OUT INTO —LET THESE BUSINESS FIRMS HELP YOU YOU REALLY CAN'T ENJOY THAT VACATION without Proper Equipment For Your Automobile AND ONE OF THE FIRST THOUGHTS: HARTFORD MILLER GOODYEAR GOODRICH We Have Them! All Sizes! Buy a Spare! any little accessories that will add to the pleasures of trip. We have them all. Don't cost MUCH either. NENNO & BOCK "EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO" Angles St. Phone 464 YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR VACATION MORE IF YOU R Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR Finding cool nooks, sheltered from the oppressing sun — communion with the sighing breezes, the whispering trees, rant flowers and the singing birds or to the ever delightful A Ford WILL TAKE YOU THERE AND BACK—LESS TROUBLE—LESS EXPENSE HALF THE CARS YOU SEE ARE FOR The call of the open road will be louder and answered delightfully in a Ford. GEORGE DUNTO FORD AND FORDSON SALES AND SERVICE Phone 263 VACATION Timely Suggestions LA KODAK Break you know you will satisfying. THEN BY-FERROSTAT BATTLE (Not Break) Or keeps them warm. Formos Bottles, too; Times when a little heat to things up— MEN AND YOUNG MEN Be Prepared to More Thoroughly Enjoy Your Vacation Palm Beach Suits Hiking Suits Cool Hats and Caps and Proper Baggage THE KIND WE HAVE STAND THE WEAR A lady diner here recently ed that restaurants — li Oyster Loaf — discouraged mony Be Prepared to More Thoroughly Enjoy Your Vacation Palm Beach Suits Hiking Suits Cool Hats and Caps and Proper Baggage THE KIND WE HAVE STAND THE WEAR Anything you need for your vacation trip you will find in our line. F. A. Yungbluth The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx "BY ALL MEANS GET. A FIT" A lady diner here recently ed that restaurants — like Oyster Loaf — discouraged mony. —At the Oyster Loaf are such environments, efficient and pleasurable and delicious foods, appetizingly that few housewives can successf pete. Try them yourself these hot We'll accept your judgment. Oyster Loa YOU CAN'T ENJOY Your Vacation WITH A CAR THAT IS NOT SPIC AND SPAN Upholstering and Top is half the appearance. You'll be surprised how little it costs to have the new top and upholstering — and done right, too. Get a Pair of Wind Deflectors — Wind Wings, Too. Now is the time to get and enjoy a Tonneau Windshield. EARL FARRIS AUTO TOPS 226 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 668 The Following Grocers Will Serve You Ollinda Pressman, Yorba Wood, Atwood Burants Beria Brea Lunch Room, Brea Santa Fe Cafeteria, Fullerton Bill's Cafe, Anaheim Casper's Anaheim Sanatorium TO CLUB ON ROLLS in insurance on its members, the club today has written so far according to A. S. and general manof that volume of within seven years the progress and range-co. organizanched seven years of local business penetrating the titing the auto dedecided that an be effected that me and service at down from a mere mile motorlats until members. S GRANTED decrees of divorce, superior Judge R. on record in the here today. to Mrs. Lella Bisswho sued Harold e on the ground The couple were na in April, 1917. amieron J., who is other, of Fullerton, was from Lawrence Cariker on the ground of cruelty. The couple were married in Fullerton Feb. 12, 1914. Three children are in the custody of the mother by order of the court. $35,000 AT STAKE IN S. A. LAW SUIT A civil action for $35,096.34 brought by the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. against M. and Handel Kujawsky, of the Harper district. Jules Kaufman, the Holly Sugar Co. and others was to be heard in department No. 1 of the Superior court Monday. The basis of the suit hinges on the forgclosure of a mortgage and $30,000 alleged to be due on a promisory note issued in Oct. 1919. Other claim against the defendant consist of $500, alleged to be due as interest on the $30,000; $1,596.34, said to have been advanced by the plaintiff for payment of taxes and assessments on the property involved; $10 for searching the records relative to the title of the property and $3000 attorney's fees. The plaintiffs ask that the court decree that the property, which is situated in the Rancho Las Bolsas, be sold by the sheriff subject to the plaintiffs lein and that the proceeds be applied to payment of the amount due from the defendants. The tide is turning strongly toward world peace and better friendship and understanding among nations. The United States, happily, is taking leading role in the great drama that should transform the world. EX-WIFE ADMIT 3 SHE SLAPPED HUSBAND "You bet I slapped his face. I slapped it good and plenty and I'll do it again if he ever calls me—the names he did when I caught him in a cafe with another woman." So declared Mrs. Angelena Cohen of 2977 Budlong-ave, Los Anegels, in answer to a question by W. J. Ford, attorney for Harry Y. Cohen, recently divorced husband of Mrs. Cohen. Mrs. Cohen was on the stand in the justice court at Santa Ana to press a statutory charge she brought against Cohen June 21, last. She told of trailing her husband from a cafe at Del Mar to Santa Ana, where she again found him in company with "the other woman." She said that she called at three hotels before she found her husband and then she caught him in the act of signing the hotel register. Two hours later Mr. Cohen, aided by Undersheriff E. E. French and Deputy Herman J. Zabel routed Cohen from the hostelry. Attorney Ford argued that the charge brot against Cohen was not sufficient to constitute a cause for action and that no offense had been committed under the California state laws. The state's attorney, he argued, failed to prove that Cohen had violated a statute. Justice of the Peace dismissed the action and returned to Cohen $500 cash ball which he put up at the time of his arraignment. IT'S Vacation Time S; GET OUT INTO THE OPEN! VACATION TIME IS HERE RMS HELP YOU PREPARE. ENJOY YOUR VACATION ON A Motorcycle The Most Economical Motor Vehicle There Is OR A BICYCLE WE HAVE THEM And All Accessories Motorcycle and Bicycle Repair Work a Specialty. OXY-WELDING AND BRAZING W. H. BOON MOTORCYCLES Phone 379-J 147 South Los Angeles Street Is Your car fit FOR THAT VACATION Look at the other fellow's then at yours THEN— Talk to Us About Painting Your Car LOAF Pleads Guilty liner here recently assertrestaurants — like the loaf — discouraged matriOyster Loaf are such delightful tits, efficient and pleasant service ous foods, appetizingly prepared housewives can successfully comthem yourself these hot days accept your judgment. ster Loaf FOR THAT VACATION Look at the other fellow's then at yours THEN— Talk to Us About Painting Your Car You Can Depend on Having a Job to Your Satisfaction. Willets Bros. South Los Angeles and Elm Streets AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Let Us Wash For You Cut out the worry and fuss of weekly wash day. Let us keep you clean. And when you get on 7 Your vacation You don't have to carry loaded trunks. Just take a few cloak, and send the dirty ones to us regularly by Parcel Post. You'll find our service Wonderfully prompt and efficient. naheim Laundry Co. Phone 18 Orange-col