oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-31

Wednesday, August 31, 1921 Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING The meeting of the Fidellis class of the Methodist White Temple was a very enthusiastic one, when they gathered at the home of the president, Mrs. Sylvia Johnson, on South Los Angeles-st yesterday for an all day session. The regular covered dish luncheon was served at noon, almost the full membership participating. Several changes in the operating plans of the class were made, among them being the re-division of the groups. Instead of five groups as the class has here-ofore carried, there will be but four, and leaders selected ars Mrs. Terry, Mrs. Billig, Mrs. Findley and Mrs. Cornwell. Mrs. Jewell was elected secretary in place of Mrs. Terry, who accepted the leadership of a group. Other officers are Mrs. Sylvia Johnson, president, and Mrs. Jayne, vice-president. A regretful feature of the meeting was the announcement that Mrs. William Brown, one of the most active members of the class, as well as in the church, is leaving next week to reside in Los Angeles this winter, as her son, Robert, will enter U.S.C. and they will take an apartment there. Mrs. Brown will continue her duties as teacher of the class, coming down for the week end but her cheery and helpful presence the remaining days of the week will be greatly missed. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included; L.B. Newport., Los Angeles; J.M.Oakey, Los Angeles; A.H.Prescott, Riverside; W.D.Felows, Riverside; D.E.Hartman, Fullerton; C.Elferbury, New York City; R.A.McCaffery, San Bernardino; I.F.Patton, Twainfalls, Idaho; Addal Goldocksmith, Los Angeles; N.F.Fisher, Los Angelcs; W.W.Waller, Los Angeles. PYTHIAN SISTERS ORGANIZE A Pythian Sisters chapter was organized in Brea last night with a membership of 23 ladies and 20 men. Los Angeles chapter No. 73 officiated and a social hour followed the very interesting secret session. Institution of the order will be held on Thursday, Sept. 8. The chapter expects to have a membership of at least 50 by that time, as interest is high in its institution. MRS. KESTENHOLZ HOSTESS The Merry Few Afternoon club was entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Emil Kestenholtz. The afternoon was spent with the usual conversation and fancy work. The hostess served delicious combination ice and cake. Mrs.Evan Pugh was voted a member of the club. Mrs.A Martel of Talbot, and Mrs.George Bushard of Huntington Beach, were guests of the club. The members present were Mesdames Gus Prescott, Norbert Anderson, Edgar Black, R.E.Campbell, Miss Valley Pember and the hostess, Mrs.Kestenholtz. DINNER AND THEATRE PARTY Mr. and Mrs.Geo. Rebman were hosts to a delightful party last night when they entertained for a number of friends. They motored to Los Angeles where they had dinner and then enjoyed the show at the Orpheum. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs.J.J.Omella, Mr. and Mrs.J.Q.Reed and Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Rebman. LEAGUE PLANS BEACH PARTY Friday is to be a banner event for members and friends of the Epworth League. A big swimming party is being planned at Anaheim Landing and to make this a success all members should be there. There will be races and contests of all sorts. A big wiener will be a drawing card of the evening. Reservations must be made not later than Friday morning as it is very important that the number going is known so cats and transportation can be provided. For reservations and any other desired information call Mrs.L.E.Sutherland at 607J. BIG CROWD AT LEGION DANCE The increasing popularity of the American Legion dances was again attested last night when Pressell hall was crowded with dancers. Miss Kutchen Fay won the $5.00 gold prize and Miss Betty West a 2-pound box of candy in the spot dance and Mr. and Mrs.Fallis were awarded $5 in gold in the waltz contest. FILL VACANCY IN QUARTET The men's quartet, of which H.L.Potter was a member, has secured Mr.Frank Montgomery as baritone to fill the vacancy made by Mr.Poter's removal from Anaheim.Mrs.R.L.Seltz of Zeyn-st will serve as Mr. and Mrs.Ottowas City are guests of Mr. and Mrs.A.Andrs Mrs.Walker weand their visit is mMr. and Mrs.B daughter,Margaret ing for a week's out Beach. They will carry a vacation of the re-Burton and daughwill remain in thd during their absenceMrs.C.A.Kunz Margaret,and Mrs.of Los Angeles.Mseaouf Youngstowniting Mr.and Mrs.Ogarden Grove-blyRousseau is planl California and w practice of anaesthMrs.T.P.Liddof her mother,hwith her two sguests today in SanEdna Taylor.Mrthem over this moMr.and Mrs.E.joying the day in niece,Miss BeulahSister SuperiorAcademy,PomonaSister Finola,fOrient were guestsJ.Donnelly and MsSister Finola was er last year at thMr.and Mrs.N little daughter weyesterday on bushCharles Myers arrived this weekhis daughter,Mrshere with a view vestment should tory oneMrs.E.V.Failenjoying a weekDr.Fallis will goendMr.and Mrs.A.tle son,A.E.Jrweek at BalboaMrs.Willis Meover the S.P.f thern Calif.toMr.McCollomafrom a visit in DMr.and Mrs.Charlesand Guiltfleark PYTHIAN SISTERS ORGANIZE A Pythian Sisters chapter was organized in Brea last night with a membership of 23 ladies and 20 men. Los Angeles chapter No. 73 officiated and a social hour followed the very interesting secret session. Institution of the order will be held on Thursday, Sept. 8. The chapter expects to have a membership at least 50 by that time, as interest is high in its institution. 17TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Tume celebrated their 17th wedding anniversary last evening with the giving of a family dinner party. A three-course dinner was served at 6:30; the table being centered with a cluster of aspers in several colors and ferns. The evening was passed with conversation and music. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tume and daughter, Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. La Blond and Miss Helen Dunn. COMPLIMENT NEIGHBORS Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Woodward, of Hansen, complimented their neighbor, Mrs. Morgan Jones, with a party last night, as Mrs. Jones is soon leaving for her new home in Fullerton with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Hunt. Music and visiting made the evening enjoyable, altho all were regretful of the departure of Mrs. Jones. Attending to wish her good in her new home were Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Hunt, Dr. and Mrs. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Smollock of Whittier, who is the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Woodward, and the host and hostess. BIRTHDAY CLUB MEETS The Birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Glenn Evans in Fullerton. The occasion was a surprise party in her honor. The club is composed of 12 members and their birthdays are remembered with a surprise party. Mrs. Evans was presented with a pair of beautiful candle sticks. The self invited guests served themselves with pie a la mode. The members present were Mesdames R. Clever, R. Schneider, Spencer, B. Ellis, H. Thurber, Geo. Hesley, Leo Volz and the honoree, Mrs. Glenn Evans. Anaheim Beautiful EXPERT LAW MAKER E. JONES Phone Anaheim 9 124 North Los Angeles St. Geo. Baier FUMIGATOR 593 N. Grand, Orange, Cal. American Legion dances was again attested last night when Pressell hall was crowded with dancers. Miss Kutchen Fay won the $5.00 gold prize and Miss Betty West a 2-pound box of candy in the spot dance and Mr. and Mrs. Fallis were awarded $5 in gold in the waltz contest. FILL VACANCY IN QUARTET The men's quartet, of which H. L. Potter was a member, has secured Mr. Frank Montgomery as baritone to fill the vacancy made by Mr. Potter's removal from Anaheim, Mrs. R. L. Seitz of Zeyn-st, will serve as pianist. ENTERTAIN AT CHICKEN DINNER Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beard entertained at a chicken dinner last Sunday when they invited several of their friends over from Whittier. Bouquets of asters graced the room. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Trissell and Mr. and Mrs. B. Northland. ENJOY EVENING AT 500 Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beard entertained Mr. and Mrs. Mercer on a recent evening. The party was called for a game of 500. Recent experiences on a hunting trip were related and cards were a forgotten pastime. At the close of the evening Mrs. Beard served a two course luncheon. MARRIAGE LICENSES Orville F. Fowler, 22, and Nellie E. Frick, 22, both of Santa Ana. Roy Temple, 28, and Erlinda Gonzales, 19, both of Santa Ana. The government of Ecuador has contracted with American interests to develop petroleum deposits for a period of 34 years. About to unveil another Master EXPERT LAWN MAKER E. JONES Phone Anaheim 9 124 North Los Angeles St. Geo. Baier FUMIGATOR 593 N. Grand, Orange, Cal. Phone Orange 183-J Wm. J. Oelke FUMIGATOR 218 S. Clementine, Anaheim Phone 240-M Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569 42 W. Center St Phone 317 Dr. G. W. Closson Veterinarian SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID DOGS AND COWS Phone 288-J—128 W. Adele Street ANAHEIM Bessica F. Raiche, M. D. Specializing Obstetrics and Diseases of Women 217-218 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Telephone Office 649-J Residence 649-M Phone 326-W "THE RETREAT" A Modern Home Specializing in the Care of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. Lawrence Graduate Nurse 1107 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker of Kansas City are guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs. A. Leasa Mr. Leasea and Mrs. Walker were school chums and their visit is most enjoyable. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kempling and daughter, Margaret, left this morning for a week's outing at Redondo Beach. They will camp opt and have a vacation of the real kind. Mrs. M. Burton and daughter, Miss Agnes, will remain in the Kempling home during their absence. Mrs. C. A. Kunze and daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. R. E. Rousseau of Los Angeles, Mrs. Maude Rousseau of Youngstown, Ohio, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rousseau of Garden Grove-blyd. Mrs. Maude Rousseau is planning to locate in California and will continue her practice of anaesthetistle. Mrs. T. P. Liddlard, house guest of her mother, Mrs. Culberdon, with her two sons, were dinner guests today in Santa Ana with Mrs. Edna Taylor. Mr. Durfee drove them over this morning. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Collins are enjoying the day in Olinda with their niece, Miss Beulah Haskill. Sister Superior from Holy Name Academy, Pomona, accompanied by Sister Finola, of the same institution, were guests Monday of Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and Miss Rose Donnelly. Sister Finola was Miss Rose's teacher last year at the academy. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dunphy and little daughter were in Los Angeles yesterday on business. Charles Myers of Bay City, Mich., arrived this week for a visit with his daughter, Mrs. R. Youngs. He is here with a view to making an investment should he find a satisfactory one. Mrs. E. V. Fallis and family are enjoying a week at Catalina Island. Dr. Fallis will go over for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clarke and little son, A E. Jr., are spending the week at Balboa Beach. Mrs. Willis McColloms left today over the S. P. for Orleans in northern Calif., to visit with her son, Mr. McColloms has just returned from a visit in Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Side and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trudeau motored to Griffith park and Long Beachheim Orange & Lemon Assn, packing house. Mrs. Allen left today over the S.P.for San Francisco. M. Nebelung made a business trip to Los Angeles today and to River-side yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. T. F.Cantwell and baby, of Los Angeles, were Sunday guests at the parenti Nebelung home. Mr and Mrs.W.H.Critton were Seal Beach visitors recently with a cousin of Mrs.Critton. Miss Georgia Smith has returned to her home in Hermosa Beach after a week's visit here with relatives and friends. Mr.Wells, of N.Philadelphia, is indisposed and is unable to attend his duties at the sugar factory. Mr. and Mrs.J.Bush and son August of Pasadena are visiting with friends in Anaheim today. Misses Gay Cook, Laynette Ruele and Lydia Davis with friends will motor to Balboa for the evening. J.L.Van der Veer and family are spending a week's vacation at Catalina. F.J.Devine of Garden Grove underwent a major operation at the Anaheim sanitarium today. Mr. and Mrs.F.Bunk have returned to their home in Arkansas. They have been at the home of his father. They are very well pleased with Anaheim and hope to reside here some time. Mrs.William Polston and baby daughter, Virginia Dorothy, will arrive home the last of the week from Santa Ana Community hospital, where the baby was born Monday, Aug. 22. Many Anaheim Masons and their families are planning to go to Fullerton to attend the Masonic dance this evening. Mr. and Mrs.W.C.May and Miss Ethel May, of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs.G.F.Huffman, formed a family party-Sunday, enjoying the cool breezes at Huntington Beach. Mrs.H.G.Russell was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs.J.Belt is entertaining her granddaughter Miss Berly Bell of Long Beach for several days. Messrs.O.E.Hansen,Dale Bell,Glenn Gossett and Evan Alsip were recent Huntington Beach visitors. WORK RUSHED UPON TWO NEW BRIDGES Materials are being hauled upon healm Orange & Lemon Assn.packing house. Mrs.Allen left today over the S.P.for San Francisco. M.Nebelung made a business trip to Los Angeles today and to River-side yesterday. Mr和 Mrs.T.F.Cantwell和baby，of Los Angeles，were Sunday guests at the parenti Nebelung home. Mr和 Mrs.W.H.Critton were Seal Beach visitors recently with a cousin of Mrs.Critton. Miss Georgia Smith has returned to her home in Hermosa Beach after a week's visit here with relatives and friends. Mr.Wells，of N.Philadelphia，is indisposed and is unable to attend his duties at the sugar factory. Mr和 Mrs.J.Bush和son August of Pasadena are visiting with friends in Anaheim today. Misses Gay Cook,Laynette Ruele和Lydia Davis with friends will motor to Balboa for the evening。 J.L.Van der Veer和family are spending a week's vacation at Catalina。 F.J.Devine of Garden Grove underwent a major operation at the Anaheim sanitarium today。 Mr和 Mrs.F.Bunk have returned to their home in Arkansas。They have been at the home of his father。They are very well pleased with Anaheim and hope to reside here some time。 Mrs.William Polston和baby daughter,Virginia Dorothy will arrive home the last of the week from Santa Ana Community hospital，where the baby was born Monday，Aug. 22。 Many Anaheim Masons and their families are planning to go to Fullerton to attend the Masonic dance this evening。 Mr和 Mrs.W.C.May和 Miss Ethel May，of Santa Ana，Mr.和 Mrs.G.F.Huffman，formed a family party-Sunday，enjoying the cool breezes at Huntington Beach。 Mrs.H.G.Russell was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday。 Mrs.J.Belt is entertaining her granddaughter Miss Berly Bell of Long Beach for several days。 Messrs.O.E.Hansen,Dale Bell,Glenn Gossett and Evan Alsip were recent Huntington Beach visitors。 TO ANAHEIM SPORT LOVERS Let The Plain Dealer know of your sporting events no matter how small,and we'll tell the rest of the county.Orange-co is scheduled to see the biggest winter of sports in her history and The Plain Dealer will help you keep posted.Criticisms boosts and general news will be conducted by the sporting department.Add all communications in care of the sporting editor. Ad Rubidoux,the Riverside phantom,won all the way from "Dynamite" Murphy,at Vernon last night,and consequently put the final touches to his record which establishes him as one of the foremost batamweights in the west.Ad has championship aspirations,and the way in which he has been cleaning up the little fellows makes it appear that he has a good chance.Local fans will have a chance to see him display his wares when he meets Johnny McMannus in the local arena a week from Friday night.McMannus is classed as one of the best 118 pounders in this locality and a win from Roubidoux would undoubtedly make him the greatest drawing card in the south. An effort to settle the middle-weight championship dispute will be made Monday at New Jersey when Mr.B.Downey and Johnny Wilson is $30,000.The bridge is expected to be complete in four months.The structure will be a combination of concrete and piles across the river and a wooden superstructure.The bridge will be extended to grade at each side of the river." Though the contract on the bridge over the Santa Ana river at a point near Olive was not signed until Aug.26,and a contractor is allowed several days before beginning work.Charles Hudson,Los Angeles contractor,has completed his third week on the $44,000 bridge job,Engineer McBride said, continuing: "The concrete is being poured for the piles that will support the bridge,Hudson having begun work three WORK RUSHED UPON TWO NEW BRIDGES Materials are being hauled upon the job by the Mercereau Bridge and Construction Co., for the construction of the bridge over the Santa Ana river at West 17th street, J. L. McBride, county engineer, said today. This bridge is to replace the old one washed out in 1916. McBride said: "The estimated cost of this bridge At this time of the year, when the "School Bell" is again heard in the distance, the planning of clothes for the children is of great interest to mothers. We have assembled here an infinite variety of school-day apparel that will appeal to young folks of all ages. Here is the Place to Fill Your Labor Day THIS GREAT HOLIDAY SHOULD BE CELEBRATED COME TO ANAHEIM AND HELP TO Blue Chambray Shirt White Hair Blue Chambray Shirt May be had in light, medium and heavy weight; made by the leading shirt manufacturers in the country. 75c, $1, $1.25 Walk-Over Shoes “Union made”—need no introduction; men who believe in giving their feet a square deal buy Walk-Overs. $7.50 to $10.00 THE S. Q. “The Home of PORT LOVERS Dealer know of events no matter well tell the rest orange-co is sche-biggest winter of history and The help you keep mas, boosts and be conducted by department. Address in care of the Riverside phan-way from "Dyna-Vernon last night, put the final record which estab- of the foremost the west. Ad has inspirations, and the has been cleaning news makes it appear good chance. Local chance to see him when he meets in the local arena day night. McManone of the best 118 locality and a win would undoubtedly greatest drawing card settle the middle-ship dispute will be New Jersey when and Johnny Wilson bridge is expected to four months. The combination of es across the river superstructure. The extended to grade at driver." Contract on the bridge Ana river at a point not signed until Aug. vector is allowed service beginning work. Los Angeles completed his third 000 bridge job, En-said, continuing; is being poured for all support the bridge, begun work three meet in a 12 round match. Their recent fracas which resulted in both fighters claiming the title has been the chief topic of discussion in "big time" fistic circles for several months. According to several local football critics Orange-co will see the most successful season for many years this winter if the present plans of the various schools are followed. Practically every high school in the county is out after the laurels Fullerton has been walking off with for so long, and most of them are of the opinion that the last mentioned school will be pitted against the fastest and heaviest teams that they have faced since their meteoric climb into the limelight. Anaheim, altho not generally considered a contender for the high honors of this section, STILL HOPEFUL OF WESTMINSTER WELL Westminster Drilling thru intermittent formation of shell and shale the Westminster test well is making hole at 4200 feet. Officials of the company are still hopeful of a well. This hope is bolstered up by the ever increasing gas showing that first made its appearance at 3950 and has continued to the present depth. Every time a layer of the shell is placed the gas makes a big showing. Mechanical difficulties prevented the Standard from making any new hole at Garden Grove the past week. Drilling is now at 3229 and no change for any encouragement has been reported as yet. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer will Bring Results. RISK —of having to pay heavy indemnity or liability damages is lessened when you carry the Winged Wheel of the Auto Club of Orange County on your car. —Call Santa Ana 452 and find out about the insurance service the Auto Club gives its members. 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