oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-14

Wednesday, September 14, 1921 SOCIETY DELERRATE ANNIVERSARY Prime party given by Mrs. Rix celebrate the birthday anniversary of L. C. Rix of Dale and Olive streets, last evening almost reached in bringing the surprise upon Mrs. Rix and the guests. To get Mr. Rix safely out of the way, unall the guests gathered, A. W. Walker asked him to go hunting, and they stayed so long that it became a joke. But when they did arrive Mr. Rix was surprised for certain, and frankly confessed it. Rook and flinch purchased the game for the evening, after which choicest refreshments were served, Mrs. Rix being assisted by Miss. Walker. The decorations were all in red and white, and the same combination was used in the fees. Passing the evening together were Messrs. and Mademes S. Houghton, C. B. Jones and little daughter, Verleen, of Long Beach, I.M. Von Schritz, of Santa Ana, and their four children, Albert Keptler and A. W. Walker. MISS HEAD STUDIES DRAMATICS Miss Gladys Head has gone to Los Angeles where she has entered Egan Dramatic school for full course class work. She has also been placed with Raymond Harmon, of the Music and Art studio, for vocational training. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W. H. Stanley, San Francisco; L. A. Chumwith, Los Angeles; J. J. Plummer, San Francisco; J. B. Pannon, San Francisco; W. E. Sandling, San Diego; R. A. McCaffery, San Bernardino. EBELL BENEFIT BI GSUCCESS The Ebell Club benefit at the County Park last night was a decided success. Supper was served at seven o'clock. Popular dance music was played by the Johnson Bros. Orchestra. More of these affairs are being planned by the same people. All the proceeds go to the Ebell club house fund. RUICKS GIVEN SURPRISE Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick were surprised the other night when several friends came in unexpectedly. Cards were played in the evening, Mrs. Ruick served cake and coffee. West Coast Lease WEST COAST, Sept. 14.-(SpL) Miss Eva Swartz spent several days with her grandfather, L. F. Newwirth and daughter, Carrie, in Los Angeles. Miss Patricia Swartz was a Los Angeles visitor from Friday until Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. C. W. Farley. Mr. George Swartz wife and two daughters, Eva and Patricia with Mr. A. C. Andrews, wife and two childeen motored to Los Angeles last Sunday to visit Mrs. Newwirth and sister-in-law, Miss Newwirth. Mrs. R. Raymond and daughter, Evelyn were Anaheim visitors last Monday with relatives. Howard Flynn and family, his mother, Flynn and family, Mrs. Wolfe and daughter, Dorris and Mrs. Nellie Spear indulged in a swimming contest last Wednesday in Santa Ana River up Santa Ana Canyon. Saturday night at the Fairyland in Anaheim was well attended by Mr. strelt, Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Robinson, and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Long-Mr. Otis Peck and wife, Charles Robb and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd, Ray Grant and James Flynn of Olinda. Mr. Rex Hague is sporting a new Bulk roadster these days. Last Sunday was an enjoyable day for George Johnson of Valencia-ave with Mrs. Audrada and son, Ray Audrada and wife of Anaheim; they motored to Laguna Beach on a fishing junt making the day worthwhile. Mr. and Mrs. S.E.Parry motored to Glendale to dine with friends last Saturday evening. A jolly party motored to Long Beach Sunday night, Howard Flynn and family with his father James Flynn and wife and Bert Spear and wife of Olinda. A jolly plenie bunch motored to Huntington Beach Sunday for the day. E.F.Campbell and wife with Mrs.Agnesa Campbell of La Habra, Mr.Buck Hayes and wife of Brea, and Misses Lillian and Frances Nelson of Anaheim, they spent a most delightful day by the seaside. Mr. and Mrs.Maley (Mr.) and Mrs.Raymond, Mr. and Mrs.Swartz, and Howard Flynn and wife were Anaheim visitors at the Fairyland Saturday night. City Brief H.D.Akerman and wifewer will leave Sunday to Iowa City, Lown. Visitors at the Anaheim Lemon Ass'n packing house included Mrs.B.C.Tarpuhl geles; Miss.K.Maynihap; There were N.Mexican gales at the New Mexican s Palm-at yesterday, and tha increasing each day to superintendent; started too Ernest.W.Reid of Purchased two lots on Diar Cassina King Mr.Reid P.V.Brady. Mrs.E.L.Hatcher spent with friends in Long Bee M.H.C.Huck was a visitor yesterday. Mrs.Sam Minor and c returned ot their home in They have been visiting Mrs.Ed Hunter. Mr.Henry Heyling spent in Los Angeles. Brea News It BREA, Sept. 14.-(SpL) day will be a day long by all who attended the church of Brea Sunday school of the primary department teachers Mrs.J.F.Schul Beulah Danielly and Miss All the mothers were could conveniently be the Meedames,Covert,L.J.J.Shanahan.O.G.Meis roll,M.E.Anderson.J.Ruth SullivanW.E.FMorris,A.E.Owen JamJ.F.Schwellzer.Jones Edith Spicer,Buglal Dan Smith,Gayrl Fritsinger,mag.W.E.Spicorand.The day was spent in gan refreshments were served cluded fruits,pickles,splen on sandyliches,oh,and things which makes your just think of it. Program Running race winners: 1.Miss Edith Spicer's thuy Passannack. 2.Miss Beulah Danielly Salveson。 BUICKS GIVEN SURPRISE Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick were surprised the other night when several friends came in unexpectedly. Cards were played in the evening. Mrs. Ruick served cake and coffee in the evening. The friends were Messrs. and Madames P. H. Herer and Elmer Fallis. MERRY FEW CLUB MEEETS The Merry Few Club met at the home of Mrs. N. L. Anderson as the hostess. Merry chatter and fancy work was enjoyed throughout the afternoon. The hostess had her rooms pretty decorated. A delicious two course luncheon was served in the late afternoon. The members present were Mesdames Wilson, Emory Kneip and son, Gus Prescott, Emil Kestenholtz, Edgar Black and son, E. Voss Herrington, Sack, Ed. Campbell and daughter, 'Pugh and son, Misses Valle Pember and Blanche Hixon, Mrs. Art Kemper the guest, Mesdame Hart, Ed. Anderson, Henson Faris. FIDELIS CLASS CIROLES MEET The meeting of the four circles of the Fidelis class of Methodist White Temple, held their meetings yesterday afternoon, Mrs. M. A. Billing's circle going to the home of Mrs. Reinert, on West Broadway. As the leader was out of town, Mrs. Ansb presided. Election of secretary and treasurer gave the offices to Mrs. W. W. White and Mrs. Reinert. The ladies planned to do much sewing this winter, either for anybody who may care to hire them, or for the circle itself. Light refreshment was served. The circle of which Mrs. Terry is leader, gathered at the church, and held a sort business meeting, followed by a social hour with light refreshments served. Mrs. Cornwell's section met at her home on North street, and transacted only routine business, with a social and refreshment hour following. The circle which Mrs. George Finley heads also met in the church, and a short business meeting was held. The appointment of committees was left over until the October meeting, which occurs the first Friday in the month. The ladies then passed a little while in visiting, and laughingly reported they waited until they reached home to have refreshments. PROMINENT POLISH-AMERICAN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT WASHINGTON, Sept 14 — The department of commerce has appointed John A. Wedda of Chicago, Ill., chief of the Economic Editorial staff with special relation to Eastern European affairs. Mr. Wedda is one of the prominent Polish-Americans of the United States and is a recognized authority on Poland and old Russia. He is not only widely and favorably known among Polish-Americans, but among all students of Eastern European economic problems by reason of his contributions to magazines and newspapers upon those subjects. J. F. Schweitzer, Joneh Edith Spicer, Builah Dana Smith, Gayl Fritsinger, Maw W. E. Spicer and The day was spent in gale freshments were served cluded fruits, pickles, plums, sandyliches, oh, and things which makes your just think of it. Program Running race winners: 1. Miss Edith Spicer's tby Passanmack. 2. Miss Beulah Dannie Salveson. 3. Mrs. J. F. Schweitzer Salveson. Hop race winners: 1. Edith's class 1 Glos. 2. Builah's class 1 Lo. 3. Mrs. Schweitzer 1 Crawl race: 1. Edith's class 1 M. 2. Builah's class 2 R. 3. Mrs. Schweitzer 2 J Crab race: Mrs. Schweitzer class 1 roll. Winner flag pole race Junior Schwietzer and Jack Salveson. Variety store; The ladies removed the run in stocking foot Schwietzer Jones, Owens, singer, Meissner Sullava Fanning, Nicklet Covert singer. 1. Giggle. 2. Run to post. 3. Run to station face. 4. Run backward and give chataquit salute to station, salute judge station and say A B C. 5. To station 7 put on shirt and shake hands w/ C. C. Covert. Miss Gayle Fritsinger; Everybody went home never had a better time. Mr. Roy Swoop was Const lease Saturday dress Mrs. Anna Sieber has to run errands and do around the Boarding house he will attend school. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyes Mrs. Agnes Campbell la La Habra. The Fullerton Band john Houssera S.S.morning, J.E.Reynolds one of the party. Merrifield was dover the West Coast leo Mrs.J.E.Reynolds Ebell club at Fullerton noon. Mrs.W.E.Spice around and she enjoy out to La Habra Sunday the Humphrey home. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE GOLDEN STATE NATIONAL BANK Anaheim, Calif., at the Close of Business, September 6, 1921. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts.....$ 809,060.01 U. S. Bonds.....76,100.00 Stock of Federal Reserve Bank.....3,000.00 Redemption Fund.....450.00 Banking House.....55,624.38 Cash, Sight Exchange..120,480.29 LIABILITIES Capital and Surplus.....$ 100,000 Undivided Profits .....17,000 Circulation .....9,000 Deposits .....938,000 Total .....$1,064,714.68 OFFICERS ADOLPH THOMAS, President Fred Koesel, Vive President Fred Koesel, Vice President DIRECTORS C. F. Grim Louis Denni Fred Koesel Adolph Thomas W. A. Bonynge City Briefs H. D. Akerman and wife and daughter will leave Sunday for a trip to Iowa City, Lown. Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and lemon Ass'n, packing house yesterday included: Mrs. R. C. Tarputzer, Los Angeles; Miss K. Maynillan, Los Angeles. There were 35 Mexicans in attendance at the New Mexican school on No.alm-st yesterday, and the attendance is increasing each day, C. C. Smith, superintendent, stated today. Ernest W. Reid of Fullerton has purchased two lots on Diamond-st from Cassina King. Mr. Reid bought thru N. V. Brady. Mrs. E. L. Hatcher spent several days with friends in Long Beach. Mrs. H. C. Ruick was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday. Mrs. Sam Minor and children have returned of their home in San Diego they have been visiting her mother Mrs. Ed Hunter. Mr. Henry Heyling spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Brea News Items BREA, Sept. 14.(Spl.) Last Friday, will be a day long remembered, by all who attended the Christian church of Brea Sunday school in honor of the primary department. The teachers Mrs. J. F. Schweitzer, Miss Beulah Danielly and Miss Edith Spicer all the mothers were present that would conveniently be there, namely fessdames, C. Covert, L. E. Fritsinger, J. Shanahan, O. E. Meissner, M. Carroll, M. E. Anderson, J. W. Meredith,uth Sullivan, W. E. Fanning C. V. Morris, A. E. Owen, James Bergmann, J. F. Schwellzer, Jones, Chambers, Edith Spicer, Beulah Danielly, Thelma Smith, Gayrl Fritsinger, Jakie Bergmann, W. E. Spicer and 42 little cats.The day was spent in games etc.After freshments were served which included fruits, pickles, ples, cakes, chickens, sandwiches, oh, and many more things which makes your mouth water just think of it. Program Running race winners: 1. Miss Edith Spicer's class: 1 loop by Passannack. 2. Miss Beulah Danielly: 1 Bobbie Salveson. The Fall Season's Selling E Blank A Special D Heavy Wool Finish Plaid Blankets $3.95 —of nationally known quality, giving almost the same warmth as wool but much easier to launder—and very much less expensive — in pretty plaid designs. Plaid Wool Blankets . . . $5.95 66x80 size —Wool and Cotton mixed Blankets in the double bed size, shown in pretty plaids at just about one-half their last fall's prices. Guaranteed Pure Wool $0.50 to $21.50 Plaid Wool Blankets . . . $5.95 60x80 size —Wool and Cotton mixed Blankets in the double bed size, shown in pretty plaids at just about one-half their last fall's prices. Guaranteed Pure Wool Blankets . . . $9.50 to $31.50 —For those seeking the very ultimate in quality blankets we heartily recommend these fine all-wool Blankets. Made by America’s foremost blanket mills, they are absolutely guaranteed all wool. They are shown in an immense range of beautiful plaids as well as white. Beacon Crib Blankets —play their part and play it well, for Baby is warm as toast under a Beacon blanket’s fleecy depth. —They may be had in plain or fancy figured effects. 30x40 BEACON CRIB BLANKETS —Blue or pink Blankets, with pretty nursery or conventional designs..... $1 36x50 BEACON CRIB BLANKETS —a splendid lot of little Blankets in pink or blue with nursery, floral and other designs ..... $1.75 CRIB COMFORTERS —Made of Silkolene of good quality and fleeceed with first-quality white cotton ... $2.50 36x54 All-Wool CRIB BLANKETS —Mother may be confident that baby will be snug and safely kept from cold when wrapped in these fine Wool Blankets. Pair ..... $6.00 In Conjunction With Blanket We Over 5000 Yards of Outing F Falkenstein’s Announces a Very Presentation of In Conjunction With Blanket Week Over 5000 Yards of Outing F Falkenstein’s Announces a Very Presentation of Coats and Dresses at $29.50 —It isn’t that the new price is remarkable, but that such handsome Coats and Dresses should sell for such a little price, is remarkable to the extreme. —For although we expected to sell fine apparel at much lower prices this season, even our highest expectations in the matter of garment buying have been exceeded. The Coats at $29.50 —New Fall models in Bolivia, Velour and other popular materials; — Shades include brown, blue and Taupe—and all sizes. Dresses at $29.50 —Pretty Fall models of Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Tricotines and Serges, in beaded and embroidered effects; every one received within the past few days. Falkenstein’s Jason's First Special Event Blanket Week A Special Display and Selling of Fine Warm Blankets —These first crisp Autumn mornings and cool evenings cause scores of housewives to take stock of their bedding needs, for surely this is blanket-buying time, with every member of the family demanding more bed covering. —and Falkenstein’s has provided very large and splendid selections of fine Blankets at prices attractively low. 64x76 Plaid Blankets . $2.95 —Pretty blue, pink, grey or tan plaids in a good quality Cotton Blanket. The new low price will prove very attractive to scores of thrifty house wives. Falkenstein’s Has Provided Liberally of the Famous Beacon Blankets “They Make Warm Friends” —Beacon Blankets sum up everything a good Falkenstein's Has Provided Liberally of the Famous Beacon Blankets "They Make Warm Friends" —Beacon Blankets sum up everything a good blanket should be: Warm, easy to wash, sanitary, non-absorbent. —But their most remarkable feature is that they are made entirely of Cotton, scientifically prepared, woven and finished in a way that reproduces all the virtues of wool with none of its disadvantages. 66x80 Beacon Plaid Blankets . . $5.95 —They are marvels of color and design—the thick and fluffy, without being too heavy. Extra quality bedding at a moderate price. 66x80 Heavy Beacon Blankets . . $8.75 —Blankets of wonderful designs are these very heavy Beacon Blankets—the colors are usually found in very much higher priced lines only. Beacon Indian Blankets . . . $8.75 —a wonderful range of these nationally famous Blankets are assembled here for your selection. Beacon Traveling and Auto Blankets . . . $5.75 and $7.50 —Very desirable for automobiles, couch covers, camping, etc.; two and three-color plaid effects, fast colors. Blanket Week and Fully as Important Outing Flannels at Special Prices Striped Outing Flannels . . . 12 1-2c yd. —The most remarkable value that will be offered Blanket Week and Fully as Important Outing Flannels at Special Prices Striped Outing Flannels . . . 12 1-2c yd. —The most remarkable value that will be offered this season. Good quality Outing in pretty stripes at 12½c yard. 36-inch White Outing Flannel . . . 19c yd. —Amoskeag Outing Flannel—10 pieces only—are offered at a price considerably below its real worth. Heavy Colored Outings . . . 19c yd. —Extra quality checked and striped Outings in an immense range of patterns. A wonder value at the price: Yard Wide Extra Heavy Outings 25c, 29c yd. —These are the very best grades obtainable and may be had in plain white as well as a large assortment of attractive patterns. White Outing Flannel . . . 25c yd. —of extra heavy quality this cloth is exceptionally well suited for the making of infants' and children's garments. Anaheim Calif.