oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-07

City Briefs LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stroup and children have returned from a week's outing at Newport. Mr. Stroup started back to work again today. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tedrick were weekend visitors at Seal Beach. Mr. L. N. Gibbs of Los Angeles was the guest Monday of her son, F. N. Gibbs and family, Miss Ellen Gibbs, her granddaughter, returned with her that evening, to visit for a few days in Los Angeles. Mrs. H. A. Johnston was in Santa Ana yesterday attending the monthly Presbyterian missionary meeting for the women of Presbyterian churches of Southern California, as a representative of the Anaheim Presbyterian missionary society. Miss Hasel Hawley has returned to her mission in San Pedro after a very pleasant three weeks' vacation at her home here. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hawley drove to San Pedro with her Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quaston were Seal Beach visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hile and their daughters, Mrs. Erika Vermeulen and Mrs. Danton Fritz, left Sunday morning for Sacramento to visit the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Bley are rejoicing over the arrival of a brand new 9½ pound boy, at the Anaheim hospital Labor day. Messrs Ferry Smith and Dale Bell spent the holidays at Mt. Lowe. Mrs. V. J. Randall and Mrs. Raymond Randall were guests yesterday at the home of Mrs. C. C. Randall. Mrs. Martha Rusmussen and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. R.Jensen and son were at Little Bear for the holidays. Messrs James and Earle Requarth and Virgil Rush were in Long Beach Monday and went fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pember, recently of the east are now domiciled in their new bungalow on Lincoln-ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pember, Miss Esther Pember and Mr. Jack Kemper spent Monday in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. William Libeck, Mr. and Mrs. Dresser and son and daughter, Vernon, and Catherine, and Mrs. Haupt and Mrs. Studenburg of St.Louis spent the week-end at Big Bear Lake. Miss Valle Pember and Mr. Lloyd Shrode were Glendale visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Dunton and the latter's mother, Mrs.Florence Matthews, and sister, Miss Florence Matthews, spent the week-end at San Diego. On their return they stopped at La Jolla for an enjoyable dip in the surf. Lawrence Muckenthaler was back at his window in the First National Bank-bldg, today after a two weeks' motor trip to Yosemite, Mariposa. George Ehrie left this morning over the Santa Fe for Chicago. R.E.Clark left today over the Santa Fe for Denver. Henry Adams, and family, left today for a short vacation trip to Forest Home. Setockton, Sacramento, San Francisco and other points. Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Knott leave today for a two weeks' vacation to be spent at Redondo. Born—to Mr. and Mrs.Frank Bley, Monday, a boy weighing 9½ pounds. Born—to Mr. and Mrs.Denn Hasson, a girl weighing 8½ pounds. Miss Lillian Russell has as her guest Miss Willena Winfield of Pomona. Mr. and Mrs.K.Peek, Missena Willena Winfield and Lillian Russell and Mr.Ralph Goddard of Fullerton were visitors Monday at Balbon. Among the Anaheimers at Brookside Park Monday were Messrs and Messdames J.Stroup, Ed Eschneider, A.Nowatney, B.Knott and family,H.Noll,Wm.McCann,Wm.Wallace and daughter,Mrs.Wm.J.Lake and Mrs.F.Mauer. Miss Faye Kern left yesterday for San Jose, where she will visit with Mrs.Harriett Corwin Cook, a former Anaheim girl. Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparks,Miss Philura and Callye Sparks,Mr.Jack Clemmens,Mr.and Mrs.Sam Snodgrass and Mr,and Mrs.F.A.Nelson and Miss Christine Nelson motored to Santa Barbara on Saturday and remained for over the holidays They report a very good time although it was very warm. Mr.adn Mrs.H.P.Toblin and family spent the week-end at Anaheim Landing. Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Stephenson and family were.In Anaheim Landing for over the holidays. Mr.and Mrs.Harold Covey and children spent Sunday with relatives at Glassell Park.Los Angeles. Mr.J.C.Dolan of Flagstaff visited Mr.mrs.Wm.A.Dolan Tuesdays Messrs James and Earle Requarth and Virgil Rush were in Long Beach Monday and went fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pember, recently of the east are now domiciled in their new bungalow on Lincoln-ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pember, Miss Esther Pember and Mr. Jack Kemper spent Monday in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. William Libeck, Mr. and Mrs. Dresser and son and daughter, Vernon, and Catherine, and Mrs. Haup and Mrs. Studenburg of St. Louis spent the week-end at Big Bear Lake. Luille Landina and Jean and Helen Wilker spent the week-nd at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Campbell spent Labor day at a picnic at Eagle Park, Los Angeles. E. J. Clark is back from his vacation which was spent at Balboa. L. Goble and wife have returned from their vacation trip to Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stanley of Balboa and family of Anaheim will spend two weeks on a hunting trip in the northern part of the state, leaving today. O. F. Grim and daughter, Ruth, left Monday over the Santa Fe for Boston, stopping off at the Grand Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cadela left today over the Santa Fe for Alba, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sangarre, went to San Diego Saturday and Sunday on a sightseeing trip. They report a fine time, and a big crowd of other sightseers in the southern city. Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Brower and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clark went to Long Beach Saturday evening to enjoy the cooling ocean breezes. With Mr. H. T. Corley, Mr. and Mrs. Brower drove to Newport Sunday, remaining all day. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beard were Newport visitors Sunday. Mr. Fred Lantenback returned to her home in Los Angeles Sunday. She has been at the home of her mother for the past eight months. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gates accompanied her to the city. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Liewellyn and daughters, Mrs. Ida De Vinnay, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schmidt and daughter motored to Santa Ana Canyon Sunday and enjoyed the day. Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw and family returned today from Santa Barbara where they have been for several days. The F. W. Schmidt Orchestra played for a dance at Wilmington on a recent evening. Messrs and Meadames Frank Sidener, Frank Correy of Santa Ana and Mr., and Mrs. Frank Ritchie of Orange, spent Monday at Laguna Beach. Mr. Bill Schumacher, Misses Vera and Wilma O'Rourke, Mrs. Wilson of San Bernardino, Mrs. E. O'Rourke, Mrs. Lee Elcholtz and Mr. Dan O'Rourke spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnes were visitors at Big Bear over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooper, Mr., and Mrs. R. E. Blakemore and daughter Dorothea, and Miss Ruth Blakemore, Mr., and Mrs. Paul Blakemore, Miss Lillian Degryze and Mr. Auby Blakemore of Brea motored to Long Beach Sunday. and Miss Christine Nelson motored to Santa Barbara on Saturday and remained for over the holidays. They report a very good time although it was very warm. Mr. adn Mrs. H. P. Tobin and family spent the week-end at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stephenson and family were in Anaheim Landing for over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Covey and children spent Sunday with relatives at Glassell Park, Los Angeles. Mr.J.C.Dolan of Flaggaiff visited Mr., and Mrs.Wm.A.Dolan Tuesday evening and today. Mr., and Mrs.W.M.Drake和Mrs.H.B Drake spent Monday at Strawberry Flats in the Santa Ana Canyon. Mr., and Mrs.Hart spent the weekend at Laguna Beach with Mr., and Mrs.S.V.Goodrich who were holidaying at their cottage. Mr., and Mrs.W.M.Crisan and family holidayed at their cottage at Laguna over the holiday. Mr., and Mrs.John Price were in Long Beach Sunday visiting relatives Miss Charlotte who has been visiting her aunt and uncle there returned home with them. Mr., and Mrs.G.B.Daniela和Mrs., John Pfeiffer spent Monday at Balboa. Mr., and Mrs.Louis Davis spent the holidays at San Diego. Mr., and Mrs.E.L.Davis entertained Mr., and Mrs.Mudd和Mrs., and Mrs.Oliver Erickson of Los Angeles on Monday. They motored to River side and on their return had dinner at the Davis home. Mr., and Mrs.F.K.Day和Miss Marjorie Day, Mrs.J.A.Rarcher and daughter Fay spent Monday at Anaheim Landing, going to Seal Beach in the evening. Mr., and Mrs.H.F.Dierker spent Sunday at Ocean Park. Mrs.G.F.Huffman, of Santa Ana was the guest yesterday of her daughter, Mrs.Arthur Arnod May, of West Broadway. Mr., and Mrs.Squiers, Mr., and Mrs.Kidd and family, Mr., and Mrs.Rutledge and family and Reese Summerville, of Garden Grove, passed the day Sunday very pleasantly at Anaheim Leagh. Miss Vanigan和Miss Turner, of Orlando Europe were callers upon Miss Ilia Crow, on Garden Grove road Saturday. Mrs.Allen Crow和children from Krick's dairy ranch, were among the visitors in Anaheim on Labor Day. Mr., and Mrs.A.J.Yorker will make a business trip to Los Angeles tomorrow. Mrs.Mary Sayler, of Los Angeles was visiting friends and acquaintances in the vicinity of Sunkist avenue the past several days. Mr., and Mrs.Frank Borth, Mr., and Mrs.Ermest Zitzmann,the Misses Willbelmire Zitzmann,Prescilla Messiarand Leona Borth and Black, passed Sunday and Monday in Long Beach. Mrs.Stewart of Garden Grove was the guest of Mrs.Allen Crow for a short time recently. Mr.Charles O'Toole has returned Mr. Bill Schumacher, Misses Vera and Wilma O'Rourke, Mrs. Wilson of San Bernardino, Mrs. E. O'Rourke, Mrs. Lee Eicholtz and Mr. Dan O'Rourke spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnes were visitors at Big Bear over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. Copper, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blakemore and daughter, Dorothea, and Miss Ruth Blakemore, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blakemore, Miss Lillian Degryse and Mr. Auby Blakemore of Brea motored to Long Beach Sunday. A picnic dinner was a feature of the days and also the various pike attractions. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward and Mr. H. K. Boyd spent Sunday at Balboa. Miss Florence Wilkin of Los Angeles was the week-end guest of Mrs. I. Swingle. Mr. and Mrs. Henson Faris spent Sunday at Laguna. Miss Grace Chappell of Pomona was a guest of her sister, Mrs. D. W. Swingle for over the holidays. Mr. R. Swingle has gone to the McKittrick Oil Fields for a few days. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins and Miss Frances Reed spent Sunday evening at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Reed and children Ruth, Frances, Marjorie and Donald, Mr. Everett Parks and Mr. Henry Hodges spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. M. V. Skloner was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday. Mrs. A. D. Harbor of Los Angeles is a guest of Mrs. J. C. Smith. Messrs Vern Smith, Harold Schwartz, Shorty Jordan and M. Bruce, spent several days at Siberian creek. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parks of Ontario were visitors Monday at the home of the son, Mr. and Mrs. Henson Faris. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson M. Hunt, Mrs. Morgan Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. F. H Greer and children of Los Angeles spent Sunday at Laguna. Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Hay and Miss Clara Bell Turner of Chicago are visiting at the homes of Mrs. Wickett and Miss Bulflour. Miss Isa Master and friends spent Monday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kobler and daughters Ethel, Edna and Helen were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Manter. In the afternoon the party motored to Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A.J.Yorker will make a business trip to Los Angeles tomorrow. Mrs. Mary Sayler, of Los Angeles was visiting friends and acquaintance in the vicinity of Sunkist avenue the past several days. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borth, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zitzmann, the Misses Will beimthe Zitzmann, Priscilla Megsaland and Leona Borth and Black, passed Sunday and Monday in Long Beach. Mrs. Stewart of Garden Grove was the guest of Mrs. Allen Crow for a short time recently. Mr. Charles O'Toole has returned from a vacation spent at San Diego. Miss Lokmina O'Toole who has been in Pomona for the past week has returned to the home. Mr. and Mrs. G.B.Nicholas and Mr. and Mrs.E.T Nicholas motored three Santa Ana Canyon Sunday stopping at Corona. Dr. and Mrs.H.D.Newkirk and family spent Labor Day at Long Beach Mrs.A.B.Barnen of Texas is visiting at the home of Mrs.F.Murch. Mr.Kenneth Nugel was a Long Beach visitor Sunday. Mr和 Mrs.Frank Murch and family attended the ball game at Pasadena Sunday. Mr和 Mrs.D.Naugle will spend tomorrow in Los Angeles at the home of their son Otto Berdrow, Mr.Berdrow has been ill for 60 past week but is recovering. Mr和 Mrs.Lyman Davis and daughter spent Monday in Orange-Co Park. Mr.At Mann was a Long Beach visitor Sunday, in then evening he attended the show at Hoyt's. Mr和 Mrs.A.C.Miller and daughter Marion spent the week-end with friends in Hemet. Mrs.G.B.Nicholas, Mrs.E.T Nicholas and Miss Cora were Los Angeles visitors yesterday. Mr和 Mrs.J.M.McDuell and family and Miss Mary McDuell were in Anaheim Landing Monday, Miss McDuell returned to her home in Los Angeles today. A number of Anaheim people attended the meeting and banquet of third orange Grove Lodge at Orange last night.The 3rd degree was conferred upon a number of candidates. Mr和 Mrs.Wm.A.Dolan and family spent Monday at Laguna. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA School Opening Only 3 Days Away Getting Ready for the Game Boys use their best judgment in selecting players for their respective sides, and every onlooker commends their keenness. Then the game begins, and every play is carefully watched. Every boy is on the alert; both in the field at at the bat, doing his best to help win the game. His judgment is to be respected—even in choosing clothes. He seems to have a natural ability to select the right clothes—clothes that last long and look well. 100,000 boys are going to wear EXTRAGOOD Clothes for Boys this fall. Your boy should be one of their number. We are offering as a special inducement a BALL and BAT to the first 50 boys who purchase a suit of clothes. Our prices range from $5.85 to $18.00 It's Not Too Early to Select t COAT We have exceptionally fine coats girls (from $7.50 up.) Styles of usual charm and for all occasion GIRLS' GINGHAM DRESSES that are practical for school fashioned in a delightfully simple—and priced from 98c up. M will readily see that these are tional values. MIDDIES No girl is satisfied without one of comfortable garments, and they so well. Plain white ... $2 With detachable blue collars and cuffs ... $2 CHILDREN'S “IRON HOSIERY In black, brown and white Mothers in search of a sturdy m for their boys and girls can do n select from this well-known bran COZY LITTLE SWE for the school girls. They may not first days but it's well to have th first chilly morning when little d to school. Attractive styles. EXTRAGOOD Clothes for Boys this fall. Your boy should be one of their number. We are offering as a special inducement a BALL and BAT to the first 50 boys who purchase a suit of clothes. Our prices range from $5.85 to $18.00 THE S. Q. R. STORE---The It’s Now, Or Maybe Never Many people have taken advantage of the wonderful savings we are offering in this BIG REORGANIZATION SALE. There is still a little time for you to come in and select one of these many bargains in high-grade pianos, players and phono graphs. Just think of it! Only 3 Days More! $285 Used, but in Fine Condition. Standard Make. $187 Used, but a Wonderful Buy. The instruments above are all guaranteed and in the best of condition. This chance for you to buy the best at a low price. Four new high The instruments above are all guaranteed and in the best of condition. This chance for you to buy the best at a low price. $5 will secure any instrument in this big reorganization sale and you can have 30 days to complete your first payment. WURLITZER Saxaphone Phonographs almost all makes. Priced from $69 Formerly sold for $150 to $300. BRAND NEW $117 Open Every Night "THINK OF MUSIC" Hundreds of People Are Buying Big Columbia Records Here 3 for Many Mothers, who have delayed returning from beach or mountains until this time, are wondering how best to get the kiddies ready for school in the short time remaining. Let the S.Q.R. Store Help COAT exceptionally fine coats for $7.50 up.) Styles of unarm and for all occasions. GIRLS' GINGHAM DRESSES practical for school wear, in a delightfully simple way faced from 98c up. Mothers only see that these are excepties. MIDDIES satisfied without one of these ple garments, and they wear $2.00 reachable blue collars $2.65 SKIRTS White Pleated Skirts $2.80 Blue Serge Skirts $4.50 up CHILDREN'S "Iron-Clad" HOSIERY brown and 35c in search of a sturdy make of stockings boys and girls can do no better than to this well-known brand. ZY LITTLE SWEATERS school girls. They may not need them the but it's well to have them ready for the morning when little daughter trots off Attractive styles.$3.75 DURABLE, COMFORTABLE SCHOOL SHOES Parents whose thoughts are now turning to new shoes for the reopening of school will find this store an usual, best prepared to meet their needs and save them money. Sole agents for "Buster Brown" and Walton Shoes. Low price levels. BOYS' WASH SUITS, BLOUSES PANTS, Etc. 35c search of a sturdy make of stockings boys and girls can do no better than to this well-known brand. ZY LITTLE SWEATERS school girls. They may not need them the but it's well to have them ready for the morning when little daughter trots off Attractive styles. them as low as $3.75 Parents whose thoughts are now turning to new shoes for the reopening of school will find this store as usual, best prepared to meet their needs and save them money. Sole agents for "Buster Brown" and Walton Shoes. Low price levels. BOYS' WASH SUITS, BLOUSES PANTS, Etc. of durable quality and so reasonably priced. E---The Children's Store Never we are offering in time for you to come players and phono- More! $187 d, but a Wonderful Buy. of condition. This is a Four new high of condition. This is a Four new high grade music rolls for $1 Everything Must Go Ukeleles, Violins Drums, Frisco Jazz Whistles. 162 W. Center Anaheim d s Here 3 for $1