oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-08

ABS: Lodges: Churches PARTY THE UP PARTY GIVEN ANAHEIM GIRL BY FRIENDS EVERAL years ago there appeared in the Pomona papers the notice of the arrival of a babyighter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Degryse, whom they named Mr. As yesterday was the anniversary of the happy event, hernd in Anaheim planned a celebration on the date, and filling up autos, drove to Long Beach where they enjoyed a delicious birthday dinner in the auditorium last evening. The piece de resistance was the birthday cake, across the top inscribed, "Lillian, October 7, 1." But a complete dinner in rees composed the menu. After acts and happy wishes for additional birthdays, the merry crowd did the various amusements on the then attended dance at the festive. The honoree received many very as remembrance of the occasion, among them being a hand-bracelet watch. Composing the wd, were the Misses Muriel Croft, Ilie Scheats, Alice King, of Santa a. Florence Meeker, Edytha Hayood, Clara Helinze and Lillian Degge, of Anaheim; the Messrs. Tom mp and Auby Blakemore, Brea, Alt Scheats, Carl Bayha, Herbert utter and Roy Eastman, of Santa a. EARLY MORNING CEREMONY A very pretty wedding was that of a morning when Father Brown, St. Boniface church, performed a ceremony, at 8 o'clock uniting ter La Porte, of Fullerton, and as Almee Lamb of this city, in the bonds of matrimony. The marriage occurred in the church and the dal couple was attended by Miss Ice Lamb, sister of the bride, and Elip Lay, a close friend of the mom. Only a very few friends attended the ceremony. A wedding dinner was served at the parish堂. ANAHEIM MEMBERS DELEGATE TO P.-T. A. CONVENE TODAY THE district meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association held in Santa Ana Congregational church today was one of the record attendance and deepest interest. The opening session was held at 9:30 followed with a complete program as follows: Invocation, Rev. P. F. Schrock; welcome, Mrs. T. E. Stephenson, present of the city P. T. A.; Response, Laguna representative; Parliamentary drill for new president, Mrs. John Clarkson, district parliamentarian; Open forum; "Practical Suggestions for Programs"; "Recent Legislation Affecting Schools," Mrs. R. P. Mitchell, county superintendent of schools; 12 o'clock, luncheon; 1 p.m., Executive board meeting; 1:30 p.m., Reception for Mrs. Harry E. Ewing, of San Jose, state president of the P. T. A.; Address, "The County Free Library and the P. T. A." Miss Margaret E. Livingston, county librarian; Address, "P. T. A. Efficiency," Mrs. Ewing. The entire meeting was featured by community singing, led by Mrs. H. M. Sammis. At the noon luncheon the meat dish and coffee were furnished by the city federation, and the usual plan of everyone bringing one prepared dish was followed: Delegates from Anaheim P-T. Assn were Messrs. C. C. Smith, Wm. Falkenstein, C. W. Jackson, C. A. Cornwell, W. W. Manter, F. W. Walte, J. L. Van de Veer, Frank Machleb, C. S. O'Toole, Dr. Raiche, D. Bigelow, H. Adams, G. H. Goodale, E. Renshaw and T. C. Grimshaw. LIVE WIRES SPONSOR LECTURE The Live Wire class of the Christian church, meeting in regular session, went last evening to the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Morgan where they transacted usual business matters, and made plans for the coming season's work. This class is energetically earning funds to use in the contemplated new church One of the A very pretty wedding was that of morning when Father Brown, St. Boniface church, performed ceremony, at 8 o'clock uniting er La Porte, of Fullerton, and as Almee Lamb of this city, in the bonds of matrimony. The marge occurred in the church and the dal couple was attended by Miss ce Lamb, sister of the bride, and hip Lay, a close friend of the om. Only a very few friends attided the ceremony. A wedding dinner was served at ir new home in Fullerton, to the dal party and several other ends at 2:30 this afternoon, and horrow they will join other relases and friends in a dinner. They l take a short honeymoon trip to beaches. ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICES Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Clemmer and nily attended services yesterday in Angeles for their nephew, James Witt Kellar, second son of Mr. and s. A. H. Kellar, whose death ocrred this week. He was aged 10 ars, 6 months and 2 days. Funeral services were conducted in the Catholic church in Los Anles and in Calvary cemetery, ere burial was made. LIVE WIRES SPONSOR LECTURE The Live Wire class of the Christian church, meeting in regular session, went last evening to the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Morgan where they transacted usual business matters, and made plans for the coming season's work. This class is energetically earning funds to use in the contemplated new church. One of the excellent programs to be given soon under the auspices of the class is the illustrated lecture by Frank Dowling on his recent visit to Hawaiian Islands. The lecture will be given in the high school on Friday evening, Oct. 21. The membership of the class at the meeting were the Messrs and Mesdames J. E. Baker, McKee, Morrison, Ross Dickenson and Dr. and Mrs. Carlin and Mrs. Warden and Mrs. Morgan. They were favored with Hawaiian music on the victrola during serving of refreshments. Lawson Henters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. If it's from Witman's it's good. The Most Dist 122-inch Wheelbase 32x4 Cord Tires 6 Wire Wheels The Touring $3185 The Princess 142 So. Los Angeles St. SEASON'S FIRST MEETING The Penochie club has since started their club meetings after a period of rest. The first meeting was held at the Hartfield home with Mr. and Mrs. B. Hartfield as the host and hostess. They had their home prettily decorated with different colored dahlias. High score was awarded to Mrs. Ralph Maas. Mrs. Hartfield served a light luncheon after the game to the members, who were, Messers and Mesdames G. W. Closson, Edgar Hartung, Sidney Prince, Ralph Maas, W. E. Duckworth, Mr. and Mrs. B. Hartfield and the guest, Leo. Hartfield. SURPRISE FOR FRIEND Eric Lasch, of Placentia, was tendered one grand surprise last evening when several of his friends gathered at his home to help celebrate his birthday anniversary. Contentedly reading his evening Plain Dealer, he was disturbed by a loud ringing of the bell, and responding was greeted with congratulations. The young folks played several games, chatted a while then were invited to enjoy luncheon, chief of which was the beautiful big birthday cake all done in fancy ice. The self-invited guests were the Misses Elsle Kraft, Louiss Schmidt, Hulda and Clarissa Bakenhaus, of Garden Grove, and Messrs. John and Herman Kraft, Albert Barnett, the honoree and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Lasch. FIRST P-T. MEETING OF YEAR The first regular meeting of the Parent-Teachers' ass'n. will be held in Central school Tuesday, October 11, at 3 o'clock p.m. All teachers are requested to be present to get acquainted with the parents. Everyone interested in Parent-Teachers' meetings are cordially invited. BANKERETTES NEXT MONDAY The Bankerettes will hold their meeting on Monday, Oct. 10, at the home of Miss Hazel Rainey. CARDS AND LUNCHEON Mrs. J. H. Garnett was the charming hostess to the members of the Monte Carlo Whist club on Thursday afternoon. At the end of the game Mrs. Rex Gibson scored high. The color scheme was carried out in yellow. Later in the afternoon a dainty luncheon was served from the card tables. The members playing were Mesdames D. Jessurum, J. A. Clayes, M. Manter, Wm. Jackson, D. Singleton, R. Mass, Rex Gibson, Al Heying, W.B. Holland, Grace Adkins, W.E. Alexander and the hostess, Mrs.J.H.Garnett. RESUME REHEARSALS After their summer rest, the choir of the St. Boniface church has again started their rehearsals. Mrs.Ray Fisher is the director and Miss Marie Rimpau is organist. Special music is being rehearsed for the confirmation services that will be held Nov. 6. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: John J. Shepherd, Oakland; L.A. Christopher, Riverside; G.S.Knox, Los Angeles; F.A.Anderson, San Francisco; Mrs.A.B.Cilds, San Diego; E.D.Ashdill, San Francisco; H.Truhr,Lancester; F.L.Fidel,Los Angeles; Fordson F.Fitts,Los Angeles; H.McGillonay,Los Angeles; David A.Hill,Beaumont; C.E.Bernhart,Los Angeles; I.W.Tompkins,Los Angeles; E.Wager,Los Angeles; C.W.Palmer,Hemet; C.J.Lawson,Hemet; C.Cone and R.Hassel,Los Angeles. ATTEND MASONIC MEETING Mr. and Mrs.George Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.E.H.Metcalf,and George McNeil will leave Sunday morning for San Francisco, where they will attend a Masonic convention. MARRIAGE LICENSES Harold J.Woodhouse,23,and Ethelind M.Linden,21,both of Garden Grove. Austin's,308 East Center,Columbia Records. Rayfield Carburetors AGAIN REDUCED IN PRICE Rayfield Carburetors AGAIN REDUCED IN PRICE Replacement for—Dodge $20 Chevrolet $22.50 Ford $18 Mystery Overland $21 THE RESULT—Quicker Acceleration, a More Powerful Motor, a Higher Rate of Speed, a Lower Throttling Motor, Twenty to Fifty per cent More Mileage. Robert V. Jensen Official Prest-O-Lite Service Station RAYFIELD CARBURETOR SERVICE STATION "My Experience at Your Service" CARBURETOR AND IGNITION WORKS 242 EAST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM Phone 168-W Distinctive Sport Car in THE LARK $3225 DESIGNED TO MEET THAT REQUIREMENT OF SPORTINESS WITH CONSERVATISM WHICH MAKES IT STAND ALONE IN THE FIELD OF SPORT MODEL AUTOMOBILES. THERE IS A BEAUTY OF LINE PLUS A POWER OF MOTOR, THAT HAS RAISED THE LEXINGTON LARK SPORT ON A PEDESTAL OF MOTORDOM SELDOM FOUND IN THE HISTORY OF DESIGNED TO MEET THAT REQUIREMENT OF SPORTINESS WITH CONSERVATISM WHICH MAKES IT STAND ALONE IN THE FIELD OF SPORT MODEL AUTOMOBILES. THERE IS A BEAUTY OF LINE PLUS A POWER OF MOTOR, THAT HAS RAISED THE LEXINGTON LARK SPORT ON A PEDESTAL OF MOTORDOM SELDOM FOUND IN THE HISTORY OF THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY. EQUIPPED WITH THE FAMOUS ANSTED MOTOR, THE LARK DRIVER IS ALWAYS CONFIDENT OF SUFFICIENT POWER FOR A HARD CLIMB, FOR EASINESS OF CONTROL THROUGH HEAVY TRAFFIC AND TO EXPRESS TRAIN SPEED WHEN REQUIRED. CORD TIRES, WIND DEFLECTORS, MO-TOMETER, TWO BUMPERS AND A TRUNK CONTAINING TWO DRESS SUIT-CASES IS STANDARD EQUIPMENT. The Princess Sedan $3200 Sedanette $4150 Suburban $4750 All Prices f. o. b. Anaheim TURTON & LUMSDON Universal Garage DISTRIBUTORS LEXINGTON MOTOR CARS ver 600,000 Owners Touring, $1185; Roadster, $1115; Coupe, $1805; Sedan, $2025; Panel Business Car, $1325; Screen Business Car, $1200. Delivered CHAS. H. MANN Dodge Brothers Motor Car Dealer for Anaheim 210 South Los Angeles Street Phone 43 CHAS. H. MANN Dodge Brothers Motor Car Dealer for Anaheim 210 South Los Angeles Street Phone 43 DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR Car in America RK Same frame and running board as used Same frame and running board as used on Marmon Cars Genteel $3750 Anaheim Phone 32-J