oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-27

Tuesday, January 27, 1921 R-T. A. PROGRAM'S PLANNED FOR YEAR GARDEN GROVE, Sept. 27—The faculty of the schools, as well as a good number of mothers, attended a special meeting of the Parent-Teacher association last Thursday afternoon. The different committees were appointed to take charge of the activities for the coming year. The watchword of the association for this year is "Progress," and an urgent invitation reaches out to every mother or friend interested in the welfare of the community and of the children to join. The principals and teachers need the added encouragement and inspiration that interest in their work will create. We let us help not only with our support but with our presence," is the parent's slogan. The meetings will be held in the Garden Grove school, first Thursday of the month. The secretary, Mrs. G. Allen, will receive the subscription of each member, which is 25 cents a year. The need of a phonograph to help the teacher in their work was put before the members and a committee was appointed to select and purchase an instrument. Plans for a reception are under way. Notice of the date will be given later. Miss Theresa Bakenhus was honored with a birthday party at her home Friday evening by a number of friends from Anaheim. Guessing games and contests were enjoyed during the evening, after which refreshments were served. The guests were the Rev. Mr. Tautenbaum, the Misses Elise and Lillian Kraft, Louise and Frances Smith, Grace Block, the Messra, Herman Kraft, Albert Jenson, Erib Tautenbaum, Carl Block and Carl Meyer, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. Halge and two children, of New York. Miss Helen Moonshel gave a dinner party last week for three of her college friends. They were Misses Marie Grecht and Della Franzen of Pomona and Myrtle Klahn of Stanford. The four girls were together in Orange high school and later in Santa Ana Junior college. The following attended the Associated C. of C. meeting and banquet at Huntington Beach Wednesday night; E. R. Schneider, W. M. Morrill, C. A. Emerson, J. G. Allen, J. M. Woodworth, David Moyer and Fred Doepke. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. DeVaul spent Tuesday with relatives in Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Day and daughter, Miss Margaret spent Sunday in Long WIT AND WOE Personally, I'm convinced that witty men are great pessimists, that clowns are melancholy, and that jesters are whistlers in the dark. These jaunty souls find life too serious to take too seriously. But give me a solemn man, his visage stern with thinking, and I'll show you a man to whom life is fat and sweet to taste. Once, in London, the famous Scotch surgeon, Dr. Abernathe, was visited by a patient suffering from depression. The doctor found him sound of body and recommended gayer living, brighter environments and less introspection. A wan smile flitted across the visitor's face. "I AM Harlequin," he said. FAMILY REUNION ON MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY LA HABRA, Sept. 27.—Mrs. Julia Selvers, mother of W. H. Selvers, J. D. Selvers and Mrs. Marie Wells, all of La Habra valley, was the honored guest at a very delightful family birthday party last Wednesday. The pleasant ranch home of W. H. Selvers was a plot of color with bright flowers and bluebird motifs. The handsomely-decorated table was centered by a huge birthday cake and around it were gathered the children and grandchildren of this much loved guest. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Selvers and family of Brea, Mrs. Marie Wells and four children, Paul Gretchen, Niel and Rachel, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Selvers. The afternoon and evening were spent with music and games by the younger people. Mrs. Selvers was the recipient of many handsome gifts from her family and friends. The ladies of the Wester apartments have formed a social club for embroidery and Christmas work. This, like the "Vancering" of Dickens fame is so new that it has not been christened yet. The ladies report a very enjoyable afternoon with Mrs. Wagg as hostess. Those present were Mrs. L. J. Wester, M. Turk, Lella Wester, Robert Bauernschmidt, A. P. Higgins and the hostess. New York. Miss Helen Hoenshel gave a dinner party last week for three of her college friends. They were Misses Marie Grecht and Della Franzer of Pomona and Myrtle Klahn of Stanford. The four girls were together in Orange high school and later in Santa Ana Junior college. The following attended the Association of C. of C. meeting and banquet at Huntington Beach Wednesday night; E. R. Schneider, W. M. Morrill, C. A. Emerson, J. G. Allen, J. M. Woodworth, David Moyer and Fred Doepke. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. DeVauel spent Tuesday with relatives in Santa Anna. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Day and daughter, Miss Margaret, spent Sunday in Long Beach. Miss Grace Hedstrom returned to Redlands Sunday to resume her studies in the university. Roy Asbury, of San Francisco, spent the week-end at the home of his aunt, Mrs. H. M. Lambert. C. K. Lee was pleasantly surprised last Wednesday evening by a number of relatives who gathered at this home to help celebrate his birthday anniversary. A sumptuous dinner was enjoyed after which the evening was passed in a social way. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lee and daughters, Roole and Gertrude, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Pond and daughter, Audree, and Mr. and Mrs. Chaucey Pond and baby, all of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lee, daughter Helen and son Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Lee and baby, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Stuck and Ben Houghton. E. T. Phillips is visiting in Pasadena a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Fulsom spent Sunday with relatives in Los Angeles. Francis Bissett went to Redlands Sunday, where he will attend university this year. Mrs. Margaret Gunther departed Thursday for San Francisco for a couple months' visit. The Rev. and Mrs. B. Silkwood visited with friends in Santa Ana Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Barl Russell, of Anaheim, were guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Fuhrchilds Tuesday. J. A. Bodenhamer who underwent an operation at the Anaheim hospital Tuesday is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dungan accompanied by their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson, of Clay City, Kansas, spent yesterday at the Orange-co park. Mark L. Harper was the "victim" of a pleasant surprise Saturday evening, honoring his 21st birthday when about 20 of his friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harper. He was the recipient of many pretty and useful gifts. Several interesting and lively games were played and refreshments of brick ice cream and cake were served. Miss Helen Hoenshel went to Los Angeles Saturday, where she will attend the Occidental college. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lambert accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Edwards of Anaheim, and Ray Asbury, of San Francisco, spent Sunday with relatives in Redlands. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon King visited with friends in Hollywood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Arkley and children motored to Los Angeles last Wednesday. THE KRAZY KAFATERIA "Give me a combination salad without any dressing." "Yes, sir, What kind of dress-" Marie Wells and four children, Paul Gretchen, Niel and Rachel, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. W.H.Selvers. The afternoon and evening were spent with music and games by the younger people. Mrs.Selvers was the recipient of many handsome gifts from her family and friends. The ladies of the Wester apartments have formed a social club for embroidery and Christmas work. This like the "Vaneering's" of Dickens fame is so new that it has not been christened yet. The ladies report a very enjoyable afternoon with Mrs.Wagg as hostess. Those present were Mrs.L.J.Wester, M.Turk,Lella Wester,Robert Bauernschmidt,A.P.Higginsandthe hostess,Mrs.Wagg. The ranch home of Mr.M.J.Pickler housed a pleasant party Tuesday evening, when a delicious four-course chicken dinner was served to former schoolmates who have not met since coming from the home state, Indiana, several years ago. Seated around the handsomely-pointed table were Mr.M.J.Frank Morris,of Santa Ana,the Rev,and Mrs.V.W.Overton,of Los Angeles,and Miss M.May.of Alliambra. ..The Senior Ladies' club were the guests of Miss Elizabeth Lehm,of Lois-at, on Thursday. This was the first meeting since the summer vacation and the afternoon was spent in renewing vacation trips and in quilting.A number of quilts will be made by these ladies to be donated to David and Margaret orphanage.A dainty collation was served by the hostess Those present were Meadames Little,Fader,Sweany.Wester,Lehm,Bellamy,Cramer,Lowen,Cralg DeGraff Schriman和Miss Lehm. Mr.Sarah Wilber was the hostess to 12 ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary societies Thursday.The reports from the delegates,Mrs.S.D.Randall,Mrs.F.S.KnailsandMrs.Sarah Wilberwho attended the Home Missionary convention in Los Angeleswas very interesting.The following ladies were chosen to represent the society at Santa Anaat the convention to be held there:Mrs.Charles VarneyandMrs.Sarah Wilber. ..A.Munz.ofElizabeth Lakewas a visitor to the W.F.Espolt home this week.Mr.Munzis a director of the La Habra MidwayThis well is down 1420 feet in a brown shale and everything running smoothly. Mr.mrs.Cloud Ridgewayand the Edgar Lutewillers left Saturday for Exeterandthe sequolas on a ten days' fishingand hunting motor tripWhile in Exeter they will be the guests of Mr.mrs.Ray Redfern. BUENA PARK SEPT. 26—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs Donald Brown and son and Mrs.Brown,Sr.of San Bernardino were Saturday visitors of Mr.w. W.B.Shaw Misses Margaret and Gertrude Nelson spent Saturday afternoon at Anaheim. Mr.mrs.J.F.Simpson,Mrs.R.H.MeyerandMiss Ruth Meyer spent Saturday evening at Anaheim. Mr.mrs.Frank Smithandchildren Cleo and BobbleandMr.McKnight were Anaheim visitors on Saturday evening. Mr.mrs.W.B.Shawand sons spent Saturday evening and Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr.mrs.P.H.LusierandsonPaul were Sunday guests of Mr.mrs.E.Johnson at Fullerton. Mr.mrs.Joe Childersandson Mrs. Brown, Sr., of San Bernardino were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw. Misses Margaret and Gertrude Nelson spent Saturday afternoon at Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Simpson, Mrs. R. H. Meyer and Miss Ruth Meyer spent Saturday evening at Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and children Cleo and Bobble and Mr.-McKnight were Anaheim visitors on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons spent Saturday evening and Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Luxler and son Paul were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson at Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childers and son Eugene were Anaheim shoppers on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Canthon and daughter Jewell, Mr. Dawey Tolman, Miss Mamle Jordon returned on Saturday evening from a two weeks vacation at Yosemite. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childers and son Eugene, Lawrence Weber and John Mitchell attended the Rialto theater at Fullerton on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Girwin have purchased a new seven passenger Owens Magnetic. THE KRAZY KAFATERIA "Give me a combination salad without any dressing." "Yes, sir, What kind of dressing do you want it without?" "Without mayonnaise." "Sorry, sir, We haven't any mayonnaise. You'll have to have it without French dressing."—Orchard and Farm. GREAT PASTIME "Hunting snipe," like other things, Of pleasure has no lack. For him who does the laughing While another holds the sack. Justin Nutt, in Orchard and Farm. QUALITY IN EVERY CAN The pleasure of drinking one cup of HILLS BROS. RED CAN COFFEE is greater than could be supplied by many cups of ordinary coffee. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Again--- Fairest of the ORANGE CO FAI The $90,000,000 Product Bigger and Better The $90,000,000 Producer Bigger and Better Another harvest season has come, and again Orange County presents her marvel at the wonderful richness of her soil and the skill of her citizens. These are the happy golden days when Nature opens her arms and causes glory in the brains and energy of man which aided her annual task of presenting from Mother Earth are presented for your admiration in this year of 1921 and the Four Days: September 28 Wednesday, Sept. 28 Frida AMERICAN LEGION DAY—Grand Opening at 10 a.m. Fullerton Band. Thursday, Sept. 29 Saturn SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAY—Delegations from Southland cities, Orange County Auto Trades Band. Hundreds of Dollars i SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DAY—Delegations from Southland cities, Orange County Auto Trades Band. Hundreds of Dollars in Band Concerts Daily, 10:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m.; 4:00 p.m. Special Vaudeville Entertainment Daily, 3:00 p.m. Machinery Demonstrations and Farm Lecture ADULTS 50c One ticket entitles holder to admission to grounds mo Fair Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Huntington It's Your Fair CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE ain--- of the Fairs COUNTY AIR 100 Products Show etter Than Ever 00 Products Show etter Than Ever County presents her finest products that all the world may see and her citizens. arms and causes us to rejoice in her unsurpassable fullness, and annual task of providing for the wants of the world. of 1921 and the finest specimens of her $90,000,000 annual bounty is great products exposition. October 28, 28, 30, Oct. 1 Friday, Sept. 30 SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DAY—Orange County students admitted free. Students' athletic and water contests. Anaheim Band. Saturday, Oct. 1 OLD SETTLERS, STATE PICNICS, G. A. R. DAY. Luncheon on the beach. Special Prizes. Huntington Beach Band. Fair closes at 10 p.m. Dollars in Cash Prizes OLD SETTLERS, STATE PICNICS, G. A. R. DAY. Luncheon on the beach. Special Prizes. Huntington Beach Band. Fair closes at 10 p.m. Dollars in Cash Prizes m., 1:00 p. m.; 4:30 p. m., 6:30 p. m. ent Daily, 3:00 p. m., 7:30 p. m. d Farm Lectures Every Day. CHILDREN 15c on to grounds morning, afternoon and evening. BRING THE FAMILY AND STAY ALL DAY Beach So Be There