oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-09

Tuesday, August 9, 1921 City Briefs C. C. Bainert leaves tonight. All the east. He will visit a couple of days with his father at Sigourney, Ia., and proceed to his more recent home in Rando, N. D., where he sold large and holdings two years ago when he moved to Anaheim. Because of poor crops and poorer prices he has had experienced difficulty in collecting payments. Mrs. George Dunten came over from Catalina for the week-end at her home here. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Dunton visited the new Cinderella roof garden in Los Angeles. Mrs. Dunton returned to Catalina yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitaker are proud grand-parents for the second time within a month. Recently their daughter Mrs. Ralph Mana presented them with a grandchild. Last Friday the stock visited the home of their son, Mr. Loring Whitaker, of Visalia. Mr. and Mrs. Nawlin of Long Beach are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ross of Anaheim; Mrs. Nawlin and Mrs. Ross are sisters. Mrs. W. B. Holland will spend several days visiting friends in Long Beach. Miss Dorothy Hunt has returned from Catalina where she has been on a vacation with hr Sorority sisters. Miss Carrie Peterson and Mrs. Lee Leep were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. E. Farland. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leep attended the Nebraska State Picnic at Bixby Park. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Lagourne spent the week-end with friends in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Lamb and Miss Thelma Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Buckley. Mr. and Mrs. J.Knell and children who have recently came from Illinois are located on Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koecel and her mother, Mrs. Knott, were at Orange yesterday. The party were guests at a birthday party. Mr. T.O.Hitt and daughter, Lillian, have returned from a two-week vacation spent at Ontario, as guests of her mother. Mr. and Mrs.James Latourettes and Mrs.Marjorie Crawford motored to Corona and other points of interest Sunday. days. Mr. and Mrs.Shaw will motor the girls in and spend the evening. Mrs.George Settle is in Santa Ana on business this afternoon. Mr.J.M.Parker of Riverside is visiting his daughter Mrs.Geo.Selfie, while making trips to Newport, Los Angeles and Long Beach in the piano tuning business. He will probably visit his brother J.E.Parker in San Diego before returning to Riverside. Mrs.L.Swindle, whom Anaheim people remember with affection as the wife of Rev.Swindle, former pastor of the Christian church, and who has been in Texas for the past year, has returned to California and is now visiting in Los Angeles. Mrs.Jack Kuley entertained Mr. and Mrs.V.E.Thaodoroff Saturday and Sunday and returned with them to their home in Los Angeles for a short stay. Miss Jewel Crowley has returned from a week-end visit with her brother In Huntington Beach. Mrs.F.T.Cantwell little daughter, Jean, were guests Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.H.Nebulung. Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Barnett spent Sunday in Los Angeles and Venice. Mr.-and Mrs.Fred Mitchell and family were at Long Beach Sunday. Mr.-and Mrs.A.T.Hoerner, Mr.Albert Hoerner and Mr., and Mrs.Afred Pellegrin and daughter, Miss Alberta were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mrs.C.D.Harrison is recovering from her recent illness. Dr.mrs.Albert Osborne of San Diego are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.A.H.Heyling. Mr.Bert O'Rourke is taking a vacation at Catalina. Dr.mrs.J.W.Harpster and sons motored to Los Angeles Sunday to hear Rev.Mitchell of Philadelphia at the First Methodist church. Mr.mrs.H.A.Hodges were in Los Angeles on a recent day combining business and pleasure. Mr.mrs.F.A.Fehman and son Donald motored to Ontario Sunday.Miss Dorothy Fehman who has been visiting friends there returned with them. Miss Jane Easton is spending a week at Asilomar in the interest of the X.W.C.A. Mr.mrs.N.M.Durfee spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Plunnen of Sunset Beach Mr.mrs.H.B.Plunnen who has been guest at the Durkee room accom- Mr. and Mrs. J. Knelp and children who have recently came from Illinois are located on Los Angeles at. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koezel and her mother, Mrs. Knoll, were at Orange yesterday. The party were guests at a birthday party. Mrs. T. O. Hitt and daughter, Lillian, have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent at Ontario, as guests of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. James Latourette and Mrs. Marjorie Crawford motored to Corona and other points of interest Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Nordheim was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hesley of Los Angeles Sunday. The Hesley's were formerly residents here. Mr. V. W. LaMont and Mr. Walter Bern have left for a month's fishing trip in the northern part of the state. Mrs. V. W. LaMont and two sons have returned from a vacation trip spent at Catalina. Mrs. G. T. Ingram and Mrs. Colton have returned from an outing at Redondo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Houck are entertaining Dr. Houck's sister, Mrs. C. F. Hasty, of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle and children, of Ontario, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mathis. Mr. A. P. Mathis will leave tomorrow for Illinois where he will visit for about six weeks. Mrs. A. E. Rifley and children left yesterday for Indianapolis. They have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mayhew. Mrs. McDuell and children have just recently returned from a two months' vacation trip in Los Angeles. They were up there while a new house was being built for them. Robert, their little six-year-old son, broke his arm while at play. Miss Marion Elllett, of Dos Angeles, is the house guest of Miss Margaret Miller, of Buena Park. Miss Mary Enlow, of Hutchison, Kansas, visited over the week-end with Mrs. T. B. Gibson, her niece, Miss Enlow is making an extended stay in Long Beach. Lieutenant Olonel W. R. Harrison and wife, from the Presidio, are stopping at Hotel Valencia today, while on route to other points of interest. They have a three and one-half months vacation and have toured Southern California to the border. They will return over a different route to their home. Mrs. Rosie Seema will spend Sunday with her son, Frank Seema, at Alamitos. Mr. and Mrs. George Settle and Mrs. Settle's father, Mr. J. M Parker, spent Sunday afternoon at Huntington Beach. Miss Florence Smith, Miss Emma Hunton and Miss Mabel Mitchell are going to Balboa for three or four days to visit their school friend, Miss Elizabeth Nemio, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ruthledge will spend the week-end at Balboa also. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Simpson of Far- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hodges were in Los Angeles on a recent day combining business and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fehman and son Donald motored to Ontario Sunday, Miss Dorothy Fehman who has been visiting friends there returned with them. Miss Jane Easton is spending a week at Asilomar in the interest of the Y.W.C.A. Mr. and Mrs. N.M.Durfee spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.K.C.Plunnen of Sunset Beach Mr.Mrs.H.B.Plunnen who has been a guest at the Durkee home accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Levercke and their mother, Mrs.M Haupt, and aunt, Mrs.G.Suckenberg enjoyed Sunday at Camp Baldy On their way up in the mountains four deer crossed their path They report that it rained heavily up there. Miss Laura Schultz is in Long Beach to spend a week with Miss Bessie Renner who is down there for the summer. Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Hedges attended the Nebraska State Picnic at Long Beach Saturday. Mrs.Jaeggl of Columbus,Nebraska and daughter Miss Margaret who has been teaching in the high school at Oakland are guests at the C.W.Hedges home. Mrs.Garnet,Mrs.Utter and Mrs.LLesher were Los Angeles visitors on a recent day. Mr. and Mrs.Denn Hasson and sonWillis,and Mr.Mrs Elmer Hassenwere in Seal Beach Sunday. Mark Regan and father of West Anaheim,Mrs.L.M.Peebles of West Chartressand daughter,Berre,of Los Angeles,motored to Balboa Sunday,touse the day. Mrs.M.L.Peebles made a business trip to Long Beach Saturday,and while there attended the Nebraska picnic. Mr. and Mrs.T.Hong had as their dinner guests Sunday,Mr和Mrs.Henry Koehler和sonCharles,Mrs.Bea landanddaughter,Virginis,andsonWeasley.allofLosAngeles,andMr和Mrs.CharlesVanatta.ofthiscity. Coffman and Squirrels fumigators have several new outfits this seasonandthe last two weeks have been busy.Fumigating is just getting nicely under way for the season. Mr和Mrs.A.C.Snowberger entertained their nephew,Mr和MrsJoel Stephens of Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs.Effle Mahan和小儿子in spending a week or two with her aunt,Mrs.A.C.Snowberger. Mrs.P.C.Squirrels is making the vacation pleasant for Melvin SpruresandRaymond Leonard Coffman by taking them to Seal Beach every few days for a swim They were down Saturday and are going again on Wednesday. Mrs.C.G.Billings of Anaheim is visiting with Mrs.Lynch in Los Angeles. Mrs.SimonJ.SmithandsonofOrange:left today over the S.P.for500 COUNTY The 500 County usual meeting last week,because vacations the ect not present held unusual win by Mrs.Mrs.George Tr After games guests with Cand an hour of sie closed the ect SPENDS EIGHT Mrs.,Laura MillerandMytheguestto brotherofMsMiller Mrs.Parsonfroman eightmostoftheHaka,Burma,sistersandtheheartilyenjoy Miss Miller re CHRISTIAN P Thursday,A letter day onChristian churchin that it isthebeeco park,rangements,v chairman,andmen,"J.E.will see to itscontests enourofothersforgo war,basketballonthelist,a speeches etc..Butthe restdayisthebathandcoffeeprite,which,andothergo to makeeveryEverybodyy transportationat9 o'clocktakenbyauto HOTEL V Guestsatdayincludedcinnati.O;geies;Mr.aSanFranciscogelies;E.Roh.H.R.HeynJoy,LosAngard,LosAngBeach;E.R.R.W.Burrough,Dusty,LosAngelies;J.MfredJ.CrossWalschLosAlblon,Nebrcolings;Lt.sS Army;J. MISCELLEN Miss Margare marriageguests,Mr,andbabydaundBeachMonday Mrs. Hosie Sesma will spend Sunday with her son, Frank Sesma, at Alamitos. Mr. and Mrs. George Settle and Mrs. Settle's father, Mr. J. M. Parker, spent Sunday afternoon at Huntington Beach. Miss Florence Smith, Miss Emma Hunton and Miss Mabel Mitchell are going to Balboa for three or for days to visit their school friend, Miss Elizabeth both Nicole, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith and Mrs. Raymond Ruthledge will spend the week-end at Balboa also. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Simpson of Farmerville, Calif., arrive tomorrow to spend two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith and baby spent Sunday in Orange with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Streezh. Miss Ruth Brown of Los Angeles will arrive tomorrow to spend a few days the guest of Mrs. G. M. Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Smith spent Sunday in Long Beach visiting their friend Mrs. Mary Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Markle have returned from the State Convention of the Christian church at Long Beach which has been in session the last eight days. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mayhew spent Sunday in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Correy of Santa Ana spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sidener. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richards, and Mrs. Reittmout and daughter, Irene, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mayhow, Miss Wells and Mrs. George F. Eager and Mrs. Andy Wells and children attended the Nebraska picnic at Bixby Park on Saturday. Miss Jessie Ford of Des Moines, Ia., and Miss Grace Fulton of Illinois are visiting friends in California during their summer vacation. They spent Sunday in Orange-co Park with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sherldan and Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Sherldan. Mr. and Mrs. George Benner of Segeranto and Miss Jessie Ford of Des Moines, Ia., are spending the day with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sherldan, Mr. and Mrs. Benner are on their way to San Diego to spend a month or two. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Schulte visited in Pasadena on Sunday. Miss Classic Chapman of Los Angeles who has been visiting at the George Shaw home, will return to Los Angeles tonight, accompanied by Miss Marguerite Shaw, who will stay a few days. Mrs. Effle Mahan and little son is spending a week or two with her aunt, Mrs. A.C.Snowberger. Mrs. P.C.Squires is making the vacation pleasant for Melvin Spuire and Raymond Leonard Coffman by taking them to Seal Beach every few days for a swim. They were down Saturday and are going again on Wednesday. Mrs.C.G.Billings of Anahaim is visiting with Mrs.Lynch in Los Angeles. Mrs.Simon J.Smith and son of Orange, left today over the S.P.for Glenwood City, Wis. Visitors at the Anahaim Orange and Lemon Ass'n yesterday included; Mrs.F.A.Mashhardt,Dallas,Texas;Mr.mrs.C.W.Allen,San Francisco. Mr.mrs.H.J.Matter,Mrs.Sophia Matter,daughter and sons,and Clara Parrett spent Sunday at Anahaim Landing. Mr.mrs.F.A.Johnston and children, Elmer, Marvin and Floy, left this afternoon for Anahaim Landing, where they will enjoy a week's vacation. Mrs.Engene Mack has returned from Long Beach,where she has passed two week with her sister, Mrs.Cowell.Mr.mrs.Cowell are residents of Milwaukee,but they have been spending the summer in Long Beach.They will leave Thursday for their home in Wisconsin. Mr.mrs.Gee.Rehman will go to Santa Barbara tomorrow for a few days visit with friends. Mr.mrs.H.Cunningham and baby have gone to Catalina,from there they will return to their home in Douglas,Ariz. Miss Sylvia Mae Dumas,with a party of friends motored to Fish Canyon and Redondo Sunday. Mr.mrs.C.O.Randall and family were Ocean park visitors Sunday. Mr.F.W.Rannow and baby daughter,Marguerita,have gone to Balboa for a week. Miss Ethel Owen has left for Fregno,Cal. Messrs.Alva and Elmer Rogers left today to resume their studies at Berkley. Mr.mrs.B.G.Rogers and sons attended the Wyoming State picnic held at Bixby Park. Mr.mrs.J.A.Rockwell and family and Miss Gladya Fuller motored to Orange-co Park Sunday. Mr.mrs.H.A.Riley were San Diego visitors on a recent day. Mr.mrs.J.J.Omelia and Calr Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches OLD FASHIONED "KID PARTY" Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McDonald were the complicated guests at an old-fashioned "kid party" given last evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Heinzie. Children's games were played, and a hat-trimming contest for the men conducted. Many fearful and wonderful combinations of colors were used and the prize was awarded to H. Kampling, whose hat was entirely unique. It was named the "futurist" hat, altho the ladies admitted it would be some time in the future before such a hat became a general favorite with them. Passing the evening together were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McDonald, the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Brady; Mr. and Mrs. H. Kampling; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bock and Mr. and Mrs. Helinze, who were served with dainty refreshments after the games were concluded. BROOKHURST FOLK PICNIC A crowd of Brookhurst friends on Sunday went to Newport Beach where they enjoyed their dinners and suppers on the sandy beach. Wading, swimming and other exercises brot remarkable appetites satisfied with the generous picnic menu. The party was extended into the evening and the affair voted as one of the happiest of the many participated in by the Brookhurst neighborhood. Forming the crowd were the Messrs Sadic, Hazel and Lella Threher of Corona; Miss Stevenon of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mrs Marion Elliott of Los Angeles; Mrs. Gerald McCumber, Mrs. Howard Haggerty, Mrs. John Robertson and Mrs. Joseph Caulder, of Buena Park, and Mrs. Harold Covey and Mrs. Messrs Smith. BOYAL NEIBHBORS MEET Rosewood Camp Royal Neighbors held a very pleasant regular meeting yesterday afternoon when two candidates were received into the order, Mrs. Grace Annal and Mrs. Grace Taunt. A social time after closing ceremonies was concluded with serving light refreshments. The Sunshine Philathea class met in regular monthly session last evening at the home of Mrs. Norbert Anderson, on North Lemon-st.-Oaly business was handled, but a pleasant social time followed, in which light refreshment was served. CHISPA CHAPTER INITIATES Chispa chapter, O. E. S., met in regular session last evening in chapter hall, the feature of the evening initiatory work. Three candidates were received, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins by initiation, and Mrs. Lescher by affiliation. A social hour followed adjournment to the banquet room where lively talks were given by several of the members. Mr. Perkins expressed his pleasure at receiving membership and Mrs. Lyttel, a visiting sister from San Diego spoke briefly. Mr. Nowotny made a short talk in his inimitable and witty manner. The southern district Delegates from the Anaheim church are Miss Mabel Bets and Leonard Clewert, who with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Link, and the Miss Smith from San Bernardino and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Voxt from Santa Ana, formed two auto parties to make the trip. Rev. F. H. Doescher, pastor of the local church, will go tomorrow to remain over Sunday. During his absence his pupil will be occupied by Rev. Wm. Almendinger, of Whittier, who will deliver the English sermon in the morning, and Rev. Kraber, the German address. RETURN FROM HONEYMOON Mr. and Mrs. Meade Shear have returned from their honeymoon passed in San Diego and are now at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Shear, parents of the groom. Their marriage occurred Thursday, Aug. 4, in Santa Ana, Rev. Oliver, pastor of the Methodist church, saying the words that united Miss Ethel Davis, of Santa Ana, to Mr. Meade Shear, a few intimate friends were present at the ceremony which was performed at the parsonage. They will reside in Anaheim and for the present with the G. M. Shear family. DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE A delightful surprise was given in honor of Mrs. L. Henning at her home yesterday. The afternoon was spent in pleasant chat. A big surprise birthday cake was presented to the honoree. Light refreshments of ice cream and hand-wrapped tote were served to the self-invited guests. Those present from Anaheim were Mrs. M. E. H. Remick and Mrs. Hurd. ORGANIZE QUARTET The Messrs R. T. Corley, F. H. Leonard, W. L. Morris and H. L. Potter have organized a quartet and last night met for rehearsal at the Potter home. They were served with cooling refreshment by Mrs. Potter at the close of the practice. The quartet is open for engagement anywhere within a radius reached by auto travel and are prepared to give some excellent programs. They will rehearse each Monday evening. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Master Donald Fergus celebrated his ninth birthday anniversary with a big birthday party at the home of 500 COUNTRY CLUB MEETS The 500 Country Club held their usual meeting with Mrs. G. L. Cole last week, but on account of so many vacations the entire membership was not present. The games, however, held unusual interest and prizes were won by Mrs. Jerry cole, first, and Mrs. George Trapp, second. After games Mrs. Cole served her guests with delicious refreshments and an hour of conversation and music closed the pleasant meeting. SPENDS EIGHT YEARS ABROAD Mrs. Laura Parsons, Mrs. Julia Miller and Miss Mary Miller were the guests today of S. N. Hardin, brother of Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Parsons has just returned from an eight years trip abroad, most of the time being passed in Haka, Burma. The reunion of the sisters and the brother is heartily enjoyed, Mrs. Miller and Miss Miller reside in Pomona. CHRISTIAN PIONIC AUGUST 11TH Thursday, August 11, is a red letter day on the calendar of the Christian church and Sunday school in that it is the day for the big barbecue and outing to be held in Orange-co park. The committee on arrangements, with J. D. Wallace as chairman, and his "strong right arm men," J. E. Baker and Dr. Carlin, will see to it there are sports and contests enough to go around, with others for good measure. Tugg-of-war, baseball and other games are on the list, and a program of short speeches, etc., will be given also. But the really big feature of the day is the barbecued meat and buns and coffee provided by the committee, which, augmented by salads and other good things, will be sure to make everyone happy. Everybody who has no method of transportation may go to the church at 9 o'clock a.m. and they will be taken by auto to the park. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Harry Greety, Cincinnati, O.; W. B. Smith, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. W. Semeran, San Francisco; David Shaw, Los Angeles; E. Rosenthal, Los Angeles; H. R. Heyn, Los Angeles; L. R. Roboy, Los Angeles; George A. Howard, Los Angeles; Bert West, Long Beach; E. R. Smith, Long Beach; E. W. Burroughs, Los Angeles; E. N. Dusty, Los Angeles; H. F. Mire, Los Angeles; J. B. Rise, Long Beach; Fred J. Croserl, Los Angeles; W. L. Walsh, Los Angeles; J. H. Peper, Alblon, Nebr.; Charles H. Taylor, Colinga; Lt. Col, W. R. Harrison, U.S. Army; J. T. Dunn, Los Angeles. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Miss Margaret Martin's approaching marriage was the inspiration for guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cunningham, and baby daughter motored to Long Beach Monday. ter hall, the feature of the evening being initiatory work. Three candidates were received, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins by initiation, and Mrs. Lescher by affiliation. A social hour followed adjournment to the banquet room where lively talks were given by several of the members. Mr. Perkins expressed his pleasure at receiving membership and Mrs. Lyttel, a visiting sister from San Diego spoke briefly. Mr.Nowotny made a short talk in his inimitable and witty manner. The banquet table and several smaller tables were required to accommodate the many in attendance. Each table was made gay with a perky bouquet, various kinds of flowers being used. A collation was served. ATTEND LODI CONVENTION The Young People's Assn., of the Evangelical church in conference at Lodi this week is drawing representatives from the many churches in CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Master Donald Fergus celebrated his ninth birthday anniversary with a big birthday party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P.Fergus. The rooms were prettily decorated in pink and white, the color scheme being carried out in the refreshments and on the table. The big birthday cake held nine candles to designate the age of the host.Various games were played throughout the afternoon.To the tune of a march played by Mrs.Fergus the guests marched to the table and EXPANSA "And Clearance Sale combined. A Big Double must make room for Fall stocks. Out go all than their presence.Come and get your share We Mention a Fe We Mention a Fe MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER Miss Margaret Martin's approaching marriage was the inspiration for guests, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cunningham, and baby daughter motored to Long Beach Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rehman, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Omelia and Mr. and Mrs. H. Cunningham and baby spent Sunday at Brookalde Park in Pasadena. Mr. Maude Owen was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Seymour, in Los Angeles. Mr. G. Virreland, who has been the guest at the home of Mrs. Minnie Palmer, has gone back to Los Angeles. Mr. Fred Mickle, Mrs. Minnie Palmer, Mrs. F. W. Pomeroy were Laguna Beach visitors Sunday. Mr. L. Hennig and son, Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. M. E. H. Remlck motored to Alhambra Sunday and took in the services at the 7 day Adventist Camp Meetings. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sebastian and baby motored to Orange-co Park yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Humphrey were Seal Beach visitors on a recent day. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schneider attended the funeral of their little eight-year-old nephew, Clifford Meade, in Los Angeles last week. MEMORIALIZE KIT CARSON SACRAMENTO, Aug. 9. At the point where Kit Carson blazed a tree "Kit Carson, 1844," a bronze tablet will be placed on a large boulder at the summit of the Sierra on the Alpine Highway. The tablet is dedicated to the memory of General John C. Fremont and his guide, Kit Carson. The tree where Carson carved his name marks the only authentic point of entry of these early explorers into California. The "blazed" name of this famous guide was cut out of the historic tree many years ago and now reposes in Sutter Fort, Sacramento, along with other price-less relics of California's pioneer days. Dry Goods Wool Dress Goods (Except white and navy blue) Buy now while they are under-priced at 25 per cent Less Pongee Silk A most satisfactory quality at 89c Figured Georgette Crepe Many beautiful designs at only $1.69 Ready- Silk You can now 1-3 to Girls' Ve Dainty and in 20 per Silk Irresistible Extremely $4.95, $6 CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE district. Delegates in church are Miss and Leonard Slewert, and Mrs. Fred Link, Smith, from San Bertrand, and Mrs. Sam Vogt, formed two auto ride the trip. Moescher, pastor of the will go tomorrow to Sunday. During his abit will be occupied by Sandinger, of Whittier, for the English sermon, and Rev. Kraber, address. FROM HONEYMOON Ms. Meade Shear have their honeymoon pass and are now at the and Mrs. G. M. Shear, groom. age occurred Thursday, Santa Ana, Rev. Oliver, Methodist church, say that united Miss Ethelta Ana, to Mr. Meade intimate friends were a ceremony which was the parsonage. They Anaheim and for the G. M. Shear fam- FETUL SURPRISE A surprise was given in L. Hennig at her day. The afternoon wasasant chat. A big cake was presented to Light refreshments of and cake were served to guests. Those presheelm were Mrs. M. E. and Mrs. Hurd. NIZE QUARTET R. R. T. Corley, F. H. Morris and H. L. Potter rehearsal at the Pot-They were served withishment by Mrs. Potter of the practice. The men for engagement any radius reached by and are prepared to give programs. They will Monday evening. ATES BIRTHDAY Donald Fergus celebrated birthday anniversary with party at the home of found their places by the place cards. Delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. During the afternoon candy and punch were given the young folks. Master Donald opened his presents and he was enried by all his friends. A feature of the day was the picture that was taken of the party by the host's mother. The invited guests included Miss Marjorie Clark, Dorothy Ingram, and Alberta Vall; Msgr. Edward Olmstead, Vern and Evan Backs, Robert Dean and the host, Donald Fergun. STOCKWELL Never Stretch mattress MAKE ANY BED A BETTER BED WE are pleased to announce the arrival of a complete line of the celebrated Stockwell Never-Stretch Mattresses. These mattresses are built to fit the bed. They will never stretch. Always comfortable and permanently satisfactory, they make any bed a better bed. May we show you the different grades in Stockwell Never-Stretch Mattresses? All First-Class Dealers Exclusive Agents in Anaheim and vicinity of Stockwell "Never Stretch" Mattresses they make any bed a better bed. May we show you the different grades in Stockwell Never-Stretch Mattresses? All First-Class Dealers Exclusive Agents in Anaheim and vicinity of Stockwell “Never Stretch” Mattresses Stroup-Barnes Furniture Company Where Quality Is Higher Than Price - Anaheim PANSION SALE A Big Double Event. For August is Clearance Month. We stock. Out go all Summer goods. Their room is more welcome and get your share of the offerings of this combined sale. ention a Few Items of Interest Ready-to-Wear Shoes Silk Dresses Men’s Work Shoes ention a Few Items of Interest Ready-to-Wear Silk Dresses You can now gratify that wish at 1-3 to 1-2 Less Girls’ Voile Dresses Dainty and in the latest styles at 20 per cent Less Silk Blouses Irresistible confections. Extremely low priced at $4.95, $6.95 and $9.95 Shoes Men’s Work Shoes Four lots have been combined, mostly $4.00 values, for quick clearance at only $2.95 Women’s Shoes One lot plain pumps sacrificed at only $4.85 One Lot Pumps and Ties Broken lines at the give-away price of $1.95