oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-06

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches KING'S HERALDS MEET TUES. The King's Heralds of the White Temple will meet with Mrs. E. A. Collins on Tuesday for an all day meeting. Members are requested to meet at the church at 10 o'clock from where there will be transportation provided. Everyone is expected to bring a toy for the Hindoo children and their lunch. Ice cream will be served. ENTERTAIN WITH BARBECUE Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marcey have returned from Berkeloy, and are entertaining friends today with a barbecue at Orange-co park, and a tally trip to the beach this evening. Their guests will include in addition to Miss Nellie Ramsey, a half dozen teachers whom they met at the university, namely, the Misses Hayes, Chester, Fisher and Buchanan of Vancouver, D. C., and Misses Hardick and Payne of Prosser, Wash. MARRIAGE LOENSSES Edward A. Hronsen, 21, Huntington Beach, and Viva Worthy, 20, of Santa Ana. Willis C. Calderwood, 28, Whittler, and Ruth M. Kohler, 28, Santa Ana. Casper M. Shcar, 30, Buena Park, and Ethel M. Davie, 20, Santa Ana. S. S. CLASSES VISIT BEACH The Sunday school classes of Lawrence Sutherland and Robert Brown went this afternoon to Anaheim Landing where a real seaside friche was enjoyed. A swim in the ocean "whitted up," appetites that were appeased only after liberal quantities of baked steak, buns, pickles and other fillings were served. Games were played for a length of time after which the 20 tired but thorny happy plenckers returned home. ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET The regular meeting of Royal Neighbors will be held on Monday afternoon at 2:30. Initiation of new members will take place, and all officers are requested to be present. BLAKELEY SERMON SUBJECTS Rev. Jesse N. Blakeley, pastor of the Church of the Lord, will preach Sunday afternoon at his residence, 511 No. Olive-st. on a Christian and favors were presented each guest. The "shower" was cleverly arranged. Given a pink ribbon with which to draw toward her a mysterious article, imagine her delight when a canoe, loaded with beautiful gifts and manned by a dainty little cow-ple bride, appeared. During the while Miss Callye Sparks played "Here Comes the Bride." The invitation list included the honoree, Miss Quarrie, and the Meddames Ruth Ward, Adelaide Goodson, Paul Taggert, Sam Snodgrass and Quarrie, the Misses Hazel Rainey, Lucy Bastian, Wilhelmina Zitzman, Myrtle Owen, Vera O'Rourke, Elsalle Schellens, Dorothy Schellens, Faye Kern, Letitia Park, Evelyn Degryse, Callye Sparkes, Mary Miller, of Ontario, Mrs. E. A. Sparkes and Miss Sparkes. LIVE WIRE CRAFT MEETS The Live Wire Craft meet last evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rockwell, a goodly number being present. At the business meeting it was decided to launch a contest between the ladies' class and the Live Wire class to raise funds for the proposed new Christian church; the classes being in that Sunday school. The contest will be conducted for two months and will be a real earnest one. Conversation and music followed the business meeting, Mrs. Rockwell later serving refreshments to her guests. Members present were Messrs. and Mesdames Pitts, Morrison, Brower, Rollo McClellan, and family; Mrs. Ross Dickinson, Mrs. Green, Mr. J. A. Baker and Rev. Howe and son Robert. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors yesterday at the Anabeim Orange and Lemon Assn.; Included; Amy E. Chase, Los Angeles; Gladys E. Rold, Globe, Ariz.; Mrs. A. C. Risley, Indianapolis; Robert Risely, Indianapolis. PLAN SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION The Rebekah Lodge No. 69 met last night in the Odd Feliows hall. After the regular business plans were made for the school of instruction to be held August 19. It will be guests and at each pink candy basket ripe for sweets. Ice cream cake were served. Louise Schneider and Joyce Jordan, Glendale Ther Stahr, Mabel Eelsken, Warren Booth, Herbert Dimmig Margaret Shaw and SUPPORT WOMAN The Ladies Aid to Methodist church morning in the church session. Mrs. Kolbe absence of the presidency Miss Neubourg read story after which it the Ladies Aid support in India for one year was spent in social close of the meeting. AFTERNOON Mrs. J. W. Wallis yesterday afternoon mate friends. Cardas version of the afternoon via Santa with a delegation of dentists who will attend convention of Phi Gamma which convenes in consin. Mr. Wilson goes from the fraternity lege, U. S. C. He wives in Pennsylvania York, and will be weeks. K.OF.C.S.PLA Interest is being amusements for the jumbs picnic to be held Orange-co park; both Anahoim and join in a big get to A fat man's race; events and contests program, which will with music.The pic Anabeim at 10 o'clock a full day of good MERRY PARTY A merry party dinner Beach last week! ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET The regular meeting of Royal Neighbors will be held on Monday afternoon at 2:30. Initiation of new members will take place, and all officers are requested to be present. BLAKELEY SERMON SUBJECTS Rev. Jesse N. Blakeley, pastor of the Church of the Lord, will preach Sunday afternoon at his residence, 511 No. Olive-st, on a Christian and sin. His text will be taken from 1 John 4:8-9: "He that loveth not, knoweth not God; for God is love." The morning sermon at the Holliness Mission in Placentia will be taken from Galatians 5:24-26: "And they that are Christ's have crucified the flesh with the affections and lusts." HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: August Cline, Cleveland; Sam Meyers, Vancouver, B.C.; William Kerr, Los Angeles; Robert Post, Fresno; M. Stanton, Los Angeles; A. Jack, Los Angeles; C. C. Thompson, Los Angeles; C. Wager, Los Angeles; J. H. Ruggs, Spokane, Wash. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Miss Marion Quarrie, a bride to be, was again an honoree, this time at a miscellaneous shower given last night by Miss Philura Sparkes at the spacious home on Sugar avenue. Miss Quarrie and her mother were invited to spend the evening at the Sparkes home. Miss Sparkes volunteering to call for them. Before their arrival the guests had assembled and were ready with hearty greetings of surprise. The rooms were daintily decorated in pink and white, crepe paper ropes and pink flowers giving the color motif. The young ladies were supplied with tiny canoes, attached to which was a pink ribbon tied to pink thimbles. They used the thimbles in the pleasant task of hemming tea towels for use in the bride's new home. In the canoes were tiny notes bearing the title of a song. The guests formed trios and rendered more of less harmony as they sang these songs. Another amusing pastime was hearing Miss Quarrie read the many letters of advice with which her friends had furnished her. A two course luncheon was served from a beautifully laid table. Centered with a tall cluster of gladiolas and festooned with the paper ropes, the effect was charming. Tiny pink PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors yesterday at the Anabeim Orange and Lemon Assn., included: Amy E. Chase, Los Angeles; Gladys E. Reid, Globe, Ariz.; Mrs. A. C. Risley, Indianapolis; Robert Risely, Indianapolis; PLAN SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION The Rebekah Lodge No. 69 met last night in the Odd Fellows hall. After the regular business plans were made for the school of instruction to be held August 19. It will be an all day and evening meeting. There will be a number of grand officers present and all lodges of the district will be well represented by their delegates. It is expected to be a profitable meeting for everyone attending. There were several visitors present from Santa Ana and San Diego last eve. After the business meeting refreshments were served and the remainder of the evening spent in dancing. COMMEMORATE BIRTHDAY Little Miss Lucinda-Dumke entertained several of her friends yesterday with a party to commemorate her twelfth birthday anniversary. They played games, such as spin the bottle, drop the handkerchief and others for a long time. Then were called to the dining room. There the table was most inviting with its pretty trimming of pink and white. A big birthday cake with a bunch of lavender sweet peas in the center and 12 candles on the outer edge formed the centerpiece. Places were laid for 14 litter. Interest is being amusements for the umbrellas picnic to be Orange-co park, while both Anabeim and join in a big get to A fat man's race, mentions and contests program, which will music. The piece Anabeim at 10 o'clock a full day of good fun. MERRY PARTY A merry party dawn Beach last ever enjoyed a dip in this huge fires were les roasted. Other girls supplemented the eaten around the f singing filled the evening. Forming the were Mesdames and Roberts and son Goian, Curtis Edward lay, Clark Bell, and Requhar, Bill Findlay and the Minstern and Myrtle Anaheim, and Mr. Les, and Mr. and Manr of Huntington. ENTERTAININGS ROOM Yesterday after clous home of Mr Royal Neighbors waltained. The hostess noon were Mrs. Edita Leush and sher. The affair was a card party for lodge and the popper was enjoyed by VESTA Batteries Are Backed By An Absolute 2 Year Guarantee And we stand behind our service and electrical work with an assurance of statis-faction equally as solid. Auto Electric Maintenance Co. County Distributors Vesta Batteries BROS. Closestut St. Phone 51 We want you to ride only manner in which we do with the ease of operatiqualities. Perspective reumony; its beauty and exthe real test is made from $17 Delivered in Quality Mot 131 W. Commonwealth THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA l guests and at each plate was a pink candy basket filled with daisy sweets. Ice cream and birthday cake were served. Prosseo were Louise Schneider, Lenora Marsh, Joyce Jordan, Glenda Keithley, Esther Stahr, Mabel Soisken, Rose Eolaken, Warren Jewel, Eugene Booth, Herbert Dumke, Verne Hein, Margaret Shaw and Lucille Dumke. SUPPORT WOMAN IN INDIA The Ladies Aid of the German Methodist church met yesterday afternoon in the church for a business session. Mrs. Kolbe presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. Block, Miss Neubour road an interesting story after which it was voted that the Ladies Aid support a bible woman in India for one year. A short time was spent in social visiting at the close of the meeting. AFTERNOON AT CARDS Mrs. J. W. Wallop was hostess yesterday afternoon to a few intimate friends. Cards formed the diversion of the afternoon, Mrs. Wallop serving a daltry collation at the close of the games. WILSON ATTENDS CONVENTION John Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson of W. Broadway, leaves tomorrow via Santa Fe in company with a delegation of Los Angeles dentists who will attend the national convention of Phi Omega fraternity which convenes in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Wilson goes as a delegate from the fraternity at the dental college, U. S. C. He will also visit relatives in Pennsylvania and New York, and will be away about six weeks. K. OF C.S PLAY BIG TIME Interest is being centered in the amusements for the Knights of Columbus picnic to be held tomorrow in Orange-co park, when councils of both Anaheim and Santa Ana will join in a big get together affair. A fat man's race, and other amusements and contests will feature the program, which will be interspersed with music. The plenickers will leave Anaheim at 10 o'clock and will make a full day of good time. MERRY PARTY AT BEACH A merry party drove to Huntington Beach last evening where they There were six tables. The first prize was awarded to Mrs. W. E. McCann and the second to Mrs. Grace Amiel. Light refreshments were served to the guests. MUTUAL PICNIC AT PARK Placentia Mutual Orange Growers' Area is holding their annual big picnic in Orange-co park today. All members of the association, employees, directors and friends are in attendance. The luncheon was provided by the association, also the transportation. The packing house closed for the day that all might join in the event. LEAGUE PICNIC BIG SUCCESS The Epworth League of the German Methodist church, members and adherents of the church held their annual reunion at Orange-co park last night. At six a plonic supper was enjoyed by all. Following the supper a business meeting was held. During the latter part of the evening various games were played by all. Witman, President Specialist: MISSIONARY DAY AT S. S. Tomorrow will 86 Missionary Sunday at the Methodist White Temple S. S. Each department of the Sunday school will present a missionary number of some kind on the program. Last Sunday's attendance at the S. S. was 450 which is considered very good for the vacation season. The goal is 1000 by Nov. 1. SPUR TRACK IN SANTA ANA The Santa Fe has asked authorization of the state railroad commission today for a spur track in San Diego and across Fruit-st in Santa Ana. BIG CARNIVAL IS PLANNED AT BALBOA Plans for the first annual Balboa carnival, which those interested believe will rival the Pasadena carnival of roses in a few years, are under way at the beach resort. The carnival, which will have the feature of an illuminated evening parade on the water, is set for Aug. 20 and 21. Rayfield Carburetors ANNOUNCE GENERAL Price Reductions Owing to a decrease in manufacturing costs, a general reduction has been possible in the price of RAYFIELD Carburetors. This reduction merely increases the value of the RAYFIELD to the car owner. With a RAYFIELD on your car, you will get easier starting, a smoother running motor, more power and speed and more miles per gallon of gas. The added economy will save the price of the carburetor in a short time. We guarantee better performance on your motor no matter whether it is a four, six, eight or twelve. Interest is being centered in the amusements for the Knights of Columbus to be held tomorrow in Orange-co park, when councils of both Anaheim and Santa Ana will join in a big got together affair. A fat man's race, and other amusements and contests will feature the program, which will be interpreted with music. The picnickers will leave Anaheim at 10 o'clock and will make a full day of good time. MERRY PARTY AT BEACH A merry party drove to Huntington Beach last evening, where they enjoyed a dip in the plunge. After this huge fires were made and wienes roasted. Other good things to eat supplemented the roast, which was eaten around the fire. Games and singing filled the remainder of the evening. Forming the congenial crowd were Messdames and Messrs. H. G. Roberts and son Gordon, Leslie Bastian, Curtis Edwards, Francis Findlay, Clark Bell, and Messers. Jimmie Requarsh, Bill Wymore, Willard Findlay and the Misses Ruth Edminston and Myrtle Findlay, all of Anaheim, and Mr. Jack of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cochran, of Huntington Beach. ENTERTAINS ROYAL NEIGHBORS Yesterday afternoon at the spacious home of Mrs. L. Edison, the Royal Neighbors were loyally entertained. The hostesses of the afternoon were Mrs. L. Edison, Mrs. Edita Leush and Mrs. Marvin Leher. The affair was in the form of a card party for the benefit of the lodge and the popular game of 500 was enjoyed by those present. Robert V. 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