oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-27

SOCIETY: CLUBS : LODGES : CHURCHES CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Going unannounced to the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Martenet, 20 of their friends gave them a lively reminder of their fifth or wooden wedding anniversary. After congratulations and merry felicitation tables and cards were produced and five hundred was played for some time. Winners of prizes, which were wooden articles, were Mrs. Martenet, first lady; Mr. Tausch, first for the men; Lady's consolation, Mrs. Tausch; men's consolation, Mr. Al Erickson. Tally cards were also of wood to further the anniversary motif. The callers presented Mr. and Mrs. Martenet with a wooden gift in commemoration of the anniversary. They brought along refreshments of ice cream and cake which were served after the games. The congenial party was composed of the Messrs. and Mendames Dillon, Houtt, Erickson, Nowotny, J. E. Baker, Brus, Tausch, Kroeger, and Miss Betty Brus and Morris Martenet, with Mr. and Mrs. Martenet, the honorees. BABY WELFARE DEPT. MEETS The Baby Welfare department held its usual conference yesterday morning in the Central school building and was one of the very interesting sessions. The response is good, indeed, and all the little ones under supervision of Miss Keuhl show marked improvement. The conferences have been open less than one month and will continue thru the month of August in the Central building and at the same hours each Tuesday and Friday. It is the ambition of the department to establish conferences in connection with the Mexican school in a short time, which, in Miss Keuhle's estimation, will be of greatest benefit and in a broad field. MERRY FEW CLUB MEETS The husbands and sweethearts with the members of the Merry Few club were guests last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson on Breamore-st, making more appropriate the name of "Merry Many" for the meeting. The dinner was served on the lawn and later games and cards places supported by the King's Heralds, the other being a missionary orphanage in Moradabad, India, in charge of Miss G. Evelyn Hadden. The latter place is the home of many little ones who were made orphans by the flu epidemic of a few years ago. Articles for Christmas boxes are being made by the children here, and the work accomplished yesterday was the dressing of several dolls and the making of other dolls from stockings. The boys took charge of the ice cream cone sale, which they operated in a most business like manner. The little workers pasted blank paper on picture postals to be put in box upon which they will ask the little Indian children to write a text in their native language. The box will contain toys and books and will be ready for shipment some time in August. The next meeting will be held in two weeks. MARRIAGE LICENSES Lucien G. Severt, 21, and Gladys Wright, 18, bot hof Santa Ana. Albert L. Davis, 21, Fullerton, and Emma E. Zachman, 18, Placentia. Manuel G. Martinez, 22, Riverside and Concha Garca, 18, Placentia. Fred L. Phinney, 29; Santa Ana and Alice E. Ames, 27; Bell. David J. Nelson, 21, and Lillian M. Dowell, 16, both of Santa Ana. WILL MAKE HOME HERE Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Osburn have arrived from Erie, Kansas., and at present are guests in the C. A. Osburn home on Katella road. The easterners have come to California to make their home. Mr. Osburn having sold his bankink business in Erie. They made the journey in their auto and derived much pleasure from the outing. The Osburn men are brothers and their wives are sisters, so all are entirely happy at the lot of being reunited. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Osburn left 26 years ago for the home in the west, and although they have since visited each other they have resided many miles apart. City B Turton and Lumsdale report the sale of cars to Guy Brown of Anaheim. Hev. and Mrs. Lewy expect to move bungalow on S.Kipper part of this week. Hev. and Mrs. Lewy were guests this week. Mrs. Williams, on Kittattended the lawn sonage lawn last ev. Mrs. John Tagger Brown have been visiting friends. Mrs. Gelier left the S.P.for Shreveg Mrs. Grover Denklin Sunday with her Mrs.E.Plummer of Mrs.Randrers.Dorothy land are visiting Mrs.Brunsworth for seven Mr. and Mrs.Hspend the week-end Mrs.Dierker will sit Mr. and Mrs.Gress Christian church conne next week.Tags gins Monday and la.Mr. and Mrs.E.Land.Mr.John Rueth on Sunday.Mr.and spending two weeks Mr. and Mrs.W.yesterday at the Orla links,near Newport. Mr. and Mrs.F.Marjorie Day and attended a dinner lo home of Mrs.Emmnd.r in honor of her Henry Spots of Fitting her for two mooMr.Grover Denklin today on business. Mr.J.B.Eaton from Thursday till attending the annual First Brethern church stayed with Miss Coell on Third-st.w Mr. and Mrs.Johnd Betty Ruth ha MERRY FEW CLUB MEETS The husbands and sweethearts with the members of the Merry Few club were guests last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson on Breamore-st, making more appropriate the name of "Merry Many" for the meeting. The dinner was served on the lawn, and later games and cards were played. The ladies gathered in the afternoon for their usual meeting and passed quite a while over their fancy work. They were favored with several plano selections by Miss Gray, of Los Angeles, a guest of the club. Victoria music also was played. Members present were the Mesdames C. P. Shack, Campbell, Prescott, Kneel, Kestenholz, Herrington, Miss Valle Pember, Miss Helfore, and the guests, Miss Gray, and Mrs. Wilson, of Fullerton. Miss Kuehl, the city nurse, was a guest at the evening dinner. LITTLE ART CLUB MEETS The Little Art club held its meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. Charles Crisis, Vine-st, accomplishing quite an amount of work. This club is a self-help club, each doing her best and doing her best to help the others. The work is done in oils, marines and landscapes occupying the time at present. Members of the club continuing the work at present are the Mesdames Lawrence, Baxter, Pressel, Mills and Criss. WEINIE BAKE The Young Peoples' society of the Zion Lutheran church drove to Huntington Beach last evening where they enjoyed a welle bake and marshmallow roast. Building a big fire on the sand, they cooked weinies, which with other good things that go to make a hearty meal, were topped off with ice cream. About 45 members of the society attended. Games on the sand and several vocal selection filled the hours until the least was ready. It was truly a successful and happy affair. CHILDREN FILL NAMAS BON Twenty enthusiastic members of the King's Heralds met yesterday in an all-day gathering and under the direction of Mrs. E. A. Collins, assisted by Miss Mildred Forsythe, worked energetically on articles for a Christmas box to be sent to two missions in India, both of which are supported by the efforts of these young workers of the United States. The mission school in Pampaimga Pi. India, under the supervision of Miss Elizabeth Parkes, is one of the present are guests in the C. A. Osburn, home on Katella road. The easterners have come to California to make their home, Mr. Osburn having sold his banklink business in Erie. They made the journey in their auto and derived much pleasure from the outing. The Osburn men are brothers and their wives are sisters, so all are entirely happy at the tat of being reunited. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Osburn left 26 years ago for the home in the west, and although they have since visited each other they have resided many miles apart. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Mrs. J. P. Taggart, of Zeyn-st, entertained the Bankerettes and a few friends last evening in honor of her sister, Miss Marion Quarrie. The evening was pleasantly spent with music, fancy work and games. Miss Faye Kern gave several readings which were enjoyed immensely. In the course of the evening a Blue Bird carried the message of the approaching marriage of Miss Quarrier to Mr. Evan L. Miller of this city. Those present were Mesdames Leona McIntyre, Welcome M. Ward, J. W. Perkins, Misses Mary Miller of Pomona, Philura Sparkes, Wilhelmina Zitzmann, Myrtle Owen, Vera O'Rourkes Faye Kern, Evelyn Degryse, Marion Quarriere and Mrs. J. P. Taggart. PRESBY. AID MEETS THURSDAY The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock in the church parlors. Everyone interested is invited to come. They will spend the afternoon at work after which light refreshments will be served as usual. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W. E. Scandling, San Francisco; V. Tlh. Hunter, Los Angeles; V. O. Buckles, San Bernardino; Miss B. M. Logadon, Los Angeles; John Bemar, Burbank; E. B. Hawkins, Los Angeles. TACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn. yesterday included: Pearl F. Riegel, Long Beach; Mrs. and Mrs. Daniel Riegel, Oskaloosa, Iowa; and Carl F. Blattner, Long Beach. HAPPY-EVENING AT FETE This fete held last evening on the lawn at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Moore was a decided social and financial success. The ladies of Fidel-is class were hostesses and the attendance was estimated at almost 200. Chinese lanterns and electric lights brightened the lawn, and tables and chairs were placed about for the comfort of guests. Ice cream and cake were served out of doors. Marjorie Day and attended a dinner to home of Mrs. Dumrud, in honor of her Henry Spots of Henry Spots her for two moons. Mr. Grover Deakin today on business. Mrs. J. B. Enton went from Thursday till attending the annual First Brother church stayed with Miss Coell on Third-st., w Mr. and Mrs. John and Betty Ruth had Beach on Sunday at and Mrs.Wm.Brace. Mr. and Mrs.J.J.sons,and Mr.C.H.Linda attended the Bisky park.Long Miss Elizabeth Blend spending a few d.B.Easto home. Mr. and Mrs.John Sunday at Long Convention. Mrs.E.F.Bloods Durkee motored to Mr.Durkee went to Mr.Harvey Durke visited at the J.E.Terday. Joe and Alfred GoLos Angeles for a grandmother. Mr.mrs.H.Aden of Capistrano Mrs.J.Enear and Arnold Enearl at the first time. Mrs.W.J.Illott el Elliott and Mr.And Golden Coon a week at Camp B Miss Evelyn and Pasdena have been Mrs.Druce for ten Miss Grace Ensign visiting her grand Ensign for a week Mr.mrs.Griet the guests of Mr.a two days.The formia about two w Mr.mrs.A.Mily and Mr.mrs.Family spent SundBeach. Mr.S.D.B.thompson Mr.mrs.Her Portland.Ore.arreand Mrs.W.M.D while the porch w booth for the sale work.bedding,e realized from th The men's glee songs to the enjoy children were entered while the elders v themselves with articles of needle Get Your Share of B DOLLAR D The Greatest Dollar Bargains We H Attempted to Give. Friday, July Aluminum Kettle $1.00 4-qt. Aluminum Lip Stew Kettle, $2.00 value, while they last $1.00 Mop and ar Oil, special CASSEROLE Glassbak Casserole without cover; medium size, will not break in the oven, $1.75, special $1.00 TOILET SOAP 14 cakes Creme Oil Toilet Soap, $1.40 value $1.00 AHLSWEDE'S City Briefs Turton and Lumsdon, Maxwell agents report the sale of Maxwell touring cars to Guy Brown and S. Dumphy of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. T. Lumsdon and finally expect to move into their new bungalow on S. Kroeger-st, the latter part of this week. Hev. and Mrs. Lewis, of Los Angeles, were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Williams, on Katella road. They attended the lawn fete on the parsonage lawn last evening. Mrs. John Taggert and Mrs. Wm. Brown have been in Whittier today visiting friends. A. L. Selter left this morning over the S. P. for Shreveport, La. Mrs. Grover Denkins and baby spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Plummer of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Baxter and daughters, Dorothy and Hazel, of Oakland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brunsworth for several days. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dierker will spend the week-end at Long Beach. Mrs. Dierker will stay a week with Mr. and Mrs. Gresson and attend the Christian church convention to be held there next week. The convention begins Monday and last eight days. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. John Grouther, at Long Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ruether are spending two weeks at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dudton spent yesterday at the Orange-co. Golf club links, near Newport. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Day and Miss Marjorie Day and Miss Rose Kriess attended a dinner last evening at the home of Mrs. Emma Labring of Ballrd., in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Henry Spotts of Fresno, who is visiting her for two months. Mr. Grover Denkins is in Los Angeles today on business. Mrs. J. B. Enton was in Long Beach from Thursday till Sunday evening, attending the annual conference of the First Brothern church of So.Cal. She stayed with Miss Cook and Mrs. Fenell on Third-st, who are old friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Eells and Doris and Betty Ruth had dinner at Long so, Mr. Drake drove them to San Diego yesterday and they will all stay there two or three days. Mrs. George B. Dunamoor and mother, Mrs. A. W.Reeves, are in Los Angeles today on business. Mr. William A. Dolan and daughters, Geraldine and Isabelle and Mr. F.H.Dolan and daughters, Elizabeth and Frances are at Catalina for the day. Mr.-and-Mrs.William A.Doland-and-son, had dinner with Mr. and Mrs.Bob White of Santa Ana, last evening. Albert Pohlman, who has been visiting for several days with his mother on Illinois-st., has returned to Hollywood. Paul Ennefer, of Carlsbad, N.M., arrived Saturday for a visit with his aunt, Mrs.I.W.Poling-and-may decide to remain here indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Rockwell and daughter, Edythe, are enjoying a ten day vocation in Little Bear valley. Mr.Charles Crias was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday on business. Mr.Victor Dolly returned last evening from a visit with the Misses Ford in San Diego. In company with her hostesses she visited Coronado, Pacific Beach and many points of interest, having a most enjoyable visit. Mr. and Mrs.A Arthur O'Brien have returned from a short trip to Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs.H.B.Parsons passed Sunday at Balboa Beach enjoying the ocean breezes. Walter Payne and family went to Huntington Beach Sunday where they made a brief visit. Mrs.E.J.Reeves was in Orange yesterday visiting her mother, Mrs.C.Spencer. If it's from Wiltman's it’s good! BIXBY SYNDICATE DRILLING AT 4200 Bixby Hills The Bixby Hills Syndicate is now making hole at 4200 feet. At this depth the formation continues in the brown shale. There is a hope now that this brown shale which has continued almost unbroken for 200 foot will sade off into an oil sand. At 2670 feet the National Exploration tried for a shut off on the water at Clinda No.1.Failing to get it the drilling was returned, and now Marjorie Day and Miss Rose Kriess attended a dinner last evening at the home of Mrs. Emma Lubring of Ballrd., in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Henry Spotsa of Presno, who is visiting her for two months. Mr. Grover Deakins is in Los Angeles today on business. Mrs. J. B. Enton was in Long Beach from Thursday till Sunday evening, attending the annual conference of the First Brethren church of So. Cal. She stayed with Miss Cook and Mrs. Fenell on Third-st., who are old friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Eells and Doris and Betty Iuth had dinner at Long Beach on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brackenbury. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Enton and two sons, and Mr. C. H. Flory, of Yorba Linda attended the Illinois picnic at Bixby park, Long Beach, Saturday. Miss Elizabeth Bliek, of Pasadena is spending a few days at the Louis B. Easto home. Mr. and Mrs. John Routledge spent Sunday at Long Beach attending a convention. Mrs. E. F. Bloodgood and Mr. J. E. Durkee motored to Los Angeles today. Mr. Durkee went on business. Mr. Harvey Durker of Long Bench, visited at the J. E. Durkee home yesterday. Joe and Alfred Gordon are going to Los Angeles for a few days with their grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stewart and children of Capistrano visited her mother, Mrs. J. Enearl and also Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Enearl at their new home for the first time. Mrs. W. J. Elliott, Walter and Bethel Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan and Golden Coon left yesterday for a week at Camp Baldy. Miss Evelyn and Hemes Olsen, of Pasadena, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Druce for ten days. Miss Grace Ensign is in Los Angeles visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Allie Ensign for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin of Seattle are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Druce for two days. They have been in California about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ensign and family and Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Helmer and family spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr. S.D. Thompson, of Eureka, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Patterson, of Portland, Ore., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.W.M.Drake for a week or while the porch was formed into a booth for the sale of garments, fancy work, bedding, etc. About $80 was realized from the sales. The men's glee club sang several songs to the enjoyment of all. The children were entertained with games while the older visitors and provided themselves with some of the many articles of needlework on sale. BIXBY SYNDICATE DRILLING AT 4200 Bixby Hills The Bixby Hills Syndicate is now making hole at 4200 feet. At this depth the formation continues in the brown shale. There is a hope now that this brown shale which has continued almost unbroken for 200 feet will sade off into an oil sand. At 2670 feet the National Exploration tried for a shut off on the water at Olinda No.1.Failing to get it the drilling was resumed and now the hole shows 2750 feet in the brown shale.Redrilling on Chino No.1 is making progress at 500 feet. The National Security Co.is now making hole at close to 2200 feet.The formation is brown shale and no oil indications have been noted. The Olive Petroleum Co.has reached a depth of 3600 feet at its wild cat well at Olive.At this depth the brown shale is carrying some oil and considerable gas,making the well look its best yet. The New York-California Oil Co.has not been active during the past month.it is understood that future developments await instructions from New York. Balwin Refrigerator—Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. SPRITUALIST MEETING All are invited to come to the Labor temple No.202, Thursday evening, July 28.at 7:30 p.m.to hear Mrs.Sudie Herrick, secretary of California Spiritualist association,who will speak and give messages. Love the American flag and you will respect it and make others treat it with respect. Bessica F.Raiche,M.D. Specializing Obstetrics and Diacentes of Women 217-218 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Telephones: Office 649J Residence 649-M M.EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5,Cassou Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim Dr.G.W.Closson Veterinarian SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID DOGS AND COWS. Phone 288J—128 W.Adele St. Anaheim Liberty Garage F.M.BUNGAY 209 S.Los Angeles St. Phone 452 FISK TIRES We Carry the Size for Your Car. OIL OIL EX Fare of Bargains DAY Bargains We Have Ever Friday, July 29, Only. O'Cedar Mop $1.00 and $1.50 O'Cedar Mop and 4-oz. bottle Q'Cedar Oil, total value $1.80, special LET SOAP Creme Oil Toilet ,$1.40 value $1.00 CHILDREN'S HOSE 3 pair fine rib full mercerized hose, white, black or brown. These are regular 65¢ pair 3 pair $1.00 S 175 West Center St. Next to Post Office OIL OIL EX H Mr. Wm. K. Mead—O' Bolsa-Chicx Oil and C 221 E. Ocean Ave., Long Beach, Cal. Dear Sir:— Please take noth sold lots will be adva This refers to t leased to The Stand $200. We have just ments on Bolsa-Chicx ion to warrant the r date you have adven less than $500, and notice. Only Free Ex Bolsa-Chicx 115 E. Center St., Anaheim R BUILDS BOM HOUSE July 27. (Spl.)—Mr. started building a house on his lot on division. Building is having a yellow paint applied here in a few days. Day spent the week-ents, Mr. and Mrs. at San Pedro. Ground for two new school building. Miss Margaret Marylor, Mr. and Mrs. ordered to Strawberry Land Lewis are enks' vacation. B. Shaw and sons, and Mr. Dick Dano and at Huntington John Robertson and Calder are spending a vacation in the mountains. Miss Gertrude Smith is back at her post at Scott and Frampton's after two weeks vacation, part of the time being spent at Catalina and Laguna Beach. Mrs. Walter Thompson and children of Los Angeles are visiting with Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs. W. W. Johnson. Victor Harris, of Park City, Mont., is visiting with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blixby. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cauthon and daughter motored to Anaheim and Orange Monday evening. Mrs. McDowell is still seriously ill at the home of her son, N. D. McDowell, of W. Orangethorpe. Mrs. Charles W. Gerwin motored to Fullerton, Monday. Bally Shaw is spending the week at Huntington Beach with his grandma, Mrs. Mark B. Shaw. Mrs. Frank Jones returned on Monday evening after two weeks in the Fullerton hospital. Rev. Charles L. Knight, who has been the pastor of the Congregational church for the past two years has received a call from the First Congregational church at La Jolla. Rev. Knight has accepted this call and will leave, with his wife and daughter, for their new home in the latter part of August. High Test GAS High Grade Eastern & Western Oils Goodrich Tires, Tubes and Accessories 5-Point Service Station Corner W. Center and West Street H. E. ABPLANALP Proprietor Sold to Meet Competition FISK CORD TIRES Sold Only by Dealers erty age BUNGAY Angeles St. ne 452 TIRES the Size for r Car. Nenno & Bock 145 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 464 Complete Line of FISK TIRES THE “Wright” Place J. E. WRIGHT, Prop. Auto Supply Station Buena Park Full Line FISK TIRES OIL OIL OIL OIL EXTRA! OIL OIL OIL OIL EXTRA! Special Notice Harper & Davidson LAND MERCHANTS LONG BEACH, CAL. July 25, 1921. Mr. Wm. K. Mead—Gen. Sales Mgr. Bolsa-Chica Oil and Gas Syndicate, 221 E. Ocean Ave., Long Beach, Cal. Dear Sir: Please take notice that after Thursday, July 28th, the price of all unsold lots will be advanced to $500 per lot. This refers to the lots on Bolsa-Chica Dome owned by us that are leased to The Standard Oil Co.—and which lots you are now selling for $200. We have just acquired certain reports effecting early oil developments on Bolsa-Chica Dome—that are sufficiently favorable in our opinion to warrant the new price of $500. At any rate after July 28th—the date you have advertised an advance—we do not care to sell any lots at less than $500, and reserve the right to advance that price without notice. Respectfully, JOHN S. HARPER, H. C. DAVIDSON. Only 2 Days Left Free Excursion to Our Land Tomorrow at 11:30 o'Clock Bolsa-Chica Oil & Gas Syndicate Center St., Anaheim Phone Anaheim 28