oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-16

ORCHESTRA TO PRACTICE Orchestra practice will be held this evening with Mrs. C. A. McCullah, at 7:30, at her home on East Broadway. MANY GUESTS AT CARD PARTY The second in the series of parties, which Mrs. R. B. Herman is giving this month, was that of yesterday afternoon, her guests numbering almost fifty ladies. Cards was the amusement of the afternoon, first prize going to Mrs. Erickson and second, Mrs. Nowotny. Mrs. Herman very tastily used vari-colored flowers about her rooms, their cheer and fragrance lending delight to the ladies. Eight tables were played and refreshment of substantial kind, topped with hot coffee, were served from the small tables. The party was a most delightful one and reflects much favor upon Mrs. Herman as a hostess. REBEKAHS GO TO SANTA ANA A number of the Rebekah lodge members were loyally entertained last night at Santa Ana by the lodges there. A business meeting was held and this was followed by a social hour. The numbers for the program for Tuesday were rehearsed. Tuesday night is to be a big night and this meeting was to work up enthusiasm. "LOCAL SINGERS IN OPERA" Rheealsauls for "Mikado," the pretty opera which will be given by the Orange County Choral Society in Santa Ana Polytechnic High School Nov. 17 and 18, are progressing nicely. Mrs. Arthur Arnold May of West Broadway, has one of the principal parts, that of "Yum Yum," and several other local singers help to make up the large chorus. The opera will be repeated in Alhaheim, Fullerton and several nearby towns. THREE-COURSE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mock were guests at a three-course dinner party given this week by Mr. and Mrs. L. Benningdorf, at their home in Fullerton. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and other Fullerton friends. The evening was passed in games of fan-tan and in conversa- HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: N. M. Sloan, Los Angeles; E. A. Gatte, Ventura; A. I. Bishop, Los Angeles; William Shaw White; Pawtucket, R. I.; Miss Ruth White, Pawtucket, R. I.; Virginia Walpey, Los Angeles; Charles Knauff, Los Angeles; J. H. Brown, San Diego; Carl Johnson, Harry Clark, Helen Johnson and Grace Darling, of Los Angeles. CAL. WEALTH NEARLY DOUBLED IN DECADE SACRAMENTO, Sept. 15—The total wealth of California has almost doubled within the last 10 years, according to reports made by the county auditors as compared by the state controller, Ray L. Riley. The assessed value of the state in 1911 was $2,603,265,529, while in 1921 this figure was increased to $4,922,700,063. SMOKES PIPE ON STREET, FINED $30 ZION CITY, Ill., Sept. 16—Sixty-seven puffs on his old briar pipe while on his way home from work. Cost M. Anderson a fine of $10 and costs totaling $20.07 here for violating a city ordinance against smoking on the streets. RANCHER DIES AFTER STRUCK BY AUTO LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16—Injured in an automobile accident near Harold in Antelope valley, on Sept. 3, William Brown, a rancher, died early today, according to a report telephoned to the sheriff's office by Constable Hunter. According to the Sheriffs' office, Brown was struck by an automobile owned and operated by J. R. Darling of 325 Pickering street, Whittler. MIRACLE MAN CASE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 16—A hearing in the case of "Brother Isaiah" "Miracle Man," at liberty under $10-060 bail on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the death of Mrs. Margaret S. Dunbar of Pomona, will be held in Justice Follete court at 10 a.m., Sept. 29. SANTA CRUZ FOR ELKS SANTA CRUZ, Seiring full well that we dancing age, Santa Claire ternails the State Delegates with their friends on October 9 paired a practically ceased of dancing pity while the Convention. It is expected that the ball room of the S.Lodge, rated as one the State, will see it during the October formal dancing will vary night for thevention. The same w beautiful Casino ba beach freet, the for occurring the night 7th. Music of a high o gaged for the please parties, and it is exi Cruz never will ha ceft of dancing as for the Elk gatherer. Active efforts are have the U. S. S.California" anchored harbor during its biggest of buele Sa will prove to be a nation litself and in the entertainment if the efforts of the tee to obtain thecessful. WILL VOTE BEER TAX WASHINGTON fate of the Senate ment to the new which would legal 2.75 per cent beer of $5 a barrel on if of the senate fin day when the an come up for a vote. REPORT 830 TO BE COPENHAGEN Russian soviet h sons executed for the Bolshevik it day. West Broadway, has one of the principal parts, that of "Yum Yum," and several other local singers help to make up the large chorus. The opera will be repeated in Ahaheim, Fullerton and several nearby towns. THREE-COURSE DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mock were guests at a three-course dinner party given this week by Mr. and Mrs. L. Benningdorf, at their home in Fullerton. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and other Fullerton friends. The evening was passed in games of fan-tan and in conversation. GLAD TO GET BACK HOME M. M. Schneck and wife, living west of Stanton, have returned from a three months' trip through the east. There they purchased a new Willys-Knight five-passenger car and drove to their old home, Brownsville, New York. Returning by auto they encountered all kinds of rain and could drive only two days without chains. They were laid up in New Mexico several days on account of a cloudburst. They are glad to get back to "Sunny California." PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n yesterday included: Mr. and Mrs. L. Dickerson, Los Angeles, Mrs. R. Luce and daughter, and William Beader and R. J. Dickerson of Los Angeles; J. E. Jarelan, Morton, Texas; Elmer Dial, Long Beach, Emily R. Krenbunl, Minneapolis; William J. Kupper, Kansas City. REORGANIZE QUARTET The quartet recently organized by a group of young men, and discontinued owing to the departure of Mr. H. L. Potter, has been rorganized, with the addition of R. E. Campbell. Rehearsals are held twice a week at the home of Mrs. Ruth Seitz, who is to be accompanied. The boys are working hard to make this a big success, and to give programs that the town and county will be proud of. The quartet is composed of Messrs. E. Morris, first tenor; Roscoe Corley, second tenor; R. E. Campbell, baritone; F. H. Leonard, bass. On Page 4 Chaffee's Anniversary Sale — AD — From Saturday, September KITCHEN To the Kitchen Phone 284 161 West Center St., An Puritan Bacon Half of Whole Fresh Golden Dates, just arrive, bulk, lb. 20c Pink Salmons No. 1 tall fresh stock Special for One Week Wesson Oil Quarts ½ gallon 1 gallon Special Price for Week Snowdrift Ponche (Mexican Sugar) lb. 15c Armour's Corn Flakes each -10c Elbow Macaroni, (bulk), lb. 10c Fruit Jars, Pints 95c; Quarts $1.10 Square Brand Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins 10c Milo Maize, 100 lbs. Scratch Feed, 100 lbs. Laying Mash, 100 lbs. Bran, 80 lbs. Rolled Barley, 80 lbs. Special on Soda Crackers for Common Crackers, (large) lb. Favorettes, (small) lb. Anniversary Sale — AD — Flavor coffee sunshine FLAVOR is to coffee what sunshine is to a winter's day. Like the sunshine it's the flavor you enjoy. Hills Bros. "Red Can" Coffee is flavory coffee. SANTA CRUZ PLANS FOR ELKS' COMING SANTA CRUZ, Sept. 16.—Realizing full well that we are living in a dancing age, Santa Cruz, which entertains the State Elks Association delegates with their families and friends on October 6-7-8, has prepared a practically continuous succession of dancing parties at night while the Convention is in session. It is expected that the beautiful ball room of the Santa Cruz Elks Lodge, rated as one of the finest in the State, will see its largest crowds during the October Association. Informal dancing will be held there every night for the three days' Convention. The same will apply at the beautiful Casino ball room on the Beach front, the formal Grand Occurring the night of Friday, October 7th. Music of a high order has been engaged for the pleasure of these Elk parties, and it is expected that Santa Cruz never will have known such a feast of dancing as has been planned for the Elk gathering. Active efforts are being made to have the U.S. Super Dreadnaught "California" anchored in Santa Cruz harbor during its Convention. This biggest of Uncle Sam's sea fighters will prove to be a wonderful attraction itself and will help greatly in the entertainment of the delegates if the efforts of the local Committee to obtain the big boat are successful. WILL VOTE ON BEER TAX PROPOSAL WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—The fate of the Senator Calder amendment to the new tax revision bill which would legalize the sale of 2.75 per cent beer and levying a tax of $5 a barrel on it was in the hands of the senate finance committee today when the amendment was to come up for a vote. REPORT 830 SLAVS TO BE EXECUTED COPENHAGEN, Sept. 16.—The Russian soviet has ordered 830 persons executed for plotting against the Bolshevik, it is reported here today. MINISTER GETS YEAR AND MUST PAY FINE CHICAGO, Sept. 16.—Rev Henry Brookman, Lutheran minister, charged with contributing to the delinquency of Caroline C. Biele, 13, was sentenced to a year in the house of correction here today. He also must pay a $200 fine. The girl, a music student, was returned to her parents. She resides at Crystal Falls, Mich. WOULD STOP MEDAL PAWNING WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—Legislation designed to prevent the sale of any military or naval decorations to any person not authorized to wear such decoration has been proposed by Asst. Secretary of Navy Theodore Roosevelt in a letter to members of congress. Assist Sec. Roosevelt calls attention to the fact that pawns shops are displaying such decorations for sale and says that such a situation is detrimental to the service. GARBAGE CONTRACT The City of Anaheim invites sealed proposals to be received by the Board of Trustees up to Thursday, September 22, at 8 o'clock p.m., for the collection and removal of the Kitchen Garbage from the business and resident districts of the City of Anaheim. 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