oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-17

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches DINNER YESTERDAY MARKCELEBRATION FOR TWO COUPLES Two wedding anniversaries were celebrated yesterday at an all-day affair in which twenty-four members of the families were guests. On October 17, 1914, Miss Nettle Dearborn was united in marriage to Mr. Roy Adkins, in Los Angeles, and the following year on Oct. 14, 1915, Miss Ruth Graham and Mr. Owen Dearborn were married, the ceremony occurring in Santa Monica. As the seventh anniversary is the "flower" anniversary, a profusion of flowers were presented to the two couples. The feature of the sixth observance being unknown to the participants, Mr. and Mrs. Dearborn were included equally in the floral gifts. A delicious four-course dinner was served at 2:30, the table decorations consisting of clusters of the flowers brought as gifts. Covers were placed for an even two dozen guests, who were the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. Dearborn, Mr. and Mrs. Dearborn of Santa Monica, parents of Mrs. Adkins and Mr. Dearborn; Miss Helen and Mr. John Dearborn, their sister and brother; Mr. and Mrs. Finley Graham, parents of Mrs. Owen Dearborn, of Santa Monica; John Lucas, of Anaheim, brother of Mrs. Adkins and Mr. Dearborn; Mr. and Mrs. James Jenkins, of Santa Monica; their uncle and aunt, J. L. Adkins, of Anaheim, father of Mr. Roy Adkins; Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Hooge, of Sierra Madre, uncle and aunt of Mrs. Adkins and Mr. Dearborn, and Miss Helen Adkins, their sister; Mr. and Mrs. George Settle, of Anaheim. Then came the kiddies; Carl and Charles Dearborn, Leora, Le Roy and Mildred Jenkins and Charles Adkins. Some of the guests were called away at an early hour by home duties, others remaining until a late afternoon. BREA CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN GREAT FELLOWSHIP DAY AFELLOWSHIP meeting of greatest delight was that which occurred yesterday when the seventh anniversary of the foundation of the Brea Christian church was celebrated. Under the pastorate of Rev. W. E. Splcer the past five years, the church has made the Sunday falling nearest the middle of the month a notable day, and this was an especially notable one. Rev. Whipple, of Whittier, was present in the afternoon speaking in glowing terms of the growth and enthusiasm of the membership. The roll now carries about 120 names, eight of which were added during the past two weeks, and about sixty in the year gone by. Some of these have changed into other locations, but the more or less permanent number is never decreasing. The Christian Endeavor is steadily growing, the intermediate department rising from 6 last December to 46 at present. The Junior department also showed substantial increase from about one dozen to 40 at present. Prof. C. F. Cheverton of the California School of Christianity addressed the morning congregation, and Rev. Spicer, the pastor, spoke in the evening. The slogan which the pastor had given for this year's service was "Fill your hearts with love, your baskets with lunch and your automobiles with people, which they did, large crowds attending all the services throughout the day and evening." Reports were read which showed the excellent financial condition of the church, and with a substantial amount in the future church building fund. Plans for the coming year include a closer grading in the Bible school aon addition to the present temporary church building. CLUB WOMEN'S CO. FED E WITH FINES The afternoon service at range County men's clubs offered enjoyable lunchee Ebell as hostess were served at the county executive for the noon hour for the coming co-Ana of the Seventh-eraated Women's Club which are Nov. 15. Mr. Dan H. Jones of the afternoon, u "Industrial Religion The Hour." His talk broad, Mrs. Chad reading following "The Star Spangled particularly good, logue by Mrs. Samtion. An instrument F. Henigan was on closed the entertain report of the credit with remarks by the concluded meet Of particular intending session followin Rev. Walker, greet dent, with response Moore; county fed was the talk by Mrs of Barker Bros., o decorations, and del furnishings; for homes. The address Carrigues, of Newp lical science, deal matter of suffrage ability of women as The hostess club was represented on the president, Mrs.a greeting address activities.The convided success. PRESBYTERIAN FROM E.A. The new arrangement the Presbyterian proving satisfactory of Mrs. Adkins and Mr. Dearborn; Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins of Santa Monica; their uncle and aunt; J. L. Adkins, of Anaheim, father of Mr. Roy Adkins; Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Hooge, of Sierra Madre, uncle and aunt of Mrs. Adkins and Mr. Dearborn, and Miss Helen Adkins, their sister; Mr. and Mrs. George Settle, of Anaheim. Then came the kiddies: Carl and Charles Dearborn, Leora, Le Roy and Mildred Jenkins and Charles Adkins. Some of the guests were called away at an early hour by home duties, others remaining until a late evening hour. Mr. and Mrs. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. E. Pember and son, Miss Blanch Hickson, Miss Gall Pember, and Mrs. Joe Pember former a merry party that spent yesterday at Long Beach. BISHOP NUELSON TO SPEAK Bishop J. L. Nuelson, of Zurich, Switzerland, will lecture in the German M. E. Church Wednesday evening at 7:30, on conditions in Central Europe. All churches are invited as the lecture is one of rare merit. FISHING AND MOTOR TRIP A jolly party of friends composed of Mr. and Mrs. Art Kemper, Mrs. R. Pember, Mrs. Lizzie Kemper, Esther and Valle Pember, Viola Muckenthaler, Jack Kemper, Fred Hays, motored to New Port for a fishing trip. At noon they enjoyed a picnic dinner. When the party motored home they spent the evening at the R. R. Pember home. Here they had a dinner party and were joined by Lloyd Schrode. BIRTHDAY PARTY IN PARK Orange-co park was the mecca of a company of Anaheim people yesterday when a party was given to compliment the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Matilda Dauser. A big birthday cake was presented in her honor. The afternoon was spent in various amusements and conversation. Those in the party were Messrs. and Medames Frank Baum, Joe Heinz, Ben Heinz, W. J. M. Heinz, John Kirsh, Jr., Misses Cecille Rollings and Louise Denten. OUT OF TOWN FRIENDS CALL Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick were a very much surprised couple last evening when a number of their friends called on them. The friends were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Falls and Johnny Abbott of Buena Park, Miss Irene Barnes and Johnny Herb Pierce of Azuza. The evening was spent with cards and conversation. Before the guests departed, Mrs. Ruick served light refreshments. PASTOR LIKES NEW CHARGE Rev Henry C. Jacoby, the new pastor of the German Methodist church, was in the pulpit of his charge for his first appearance yesterday. He is much pleased with An- evening. The slogan which the pastor had given for this year's service was "Fill your hearts with love, your baskets with lunch and your automobiles with people, which they did, large crowds attending all the services throughout the day and evening." Reports were read which showed the excellent financial condition of the church, and with a substantial amount in the future church building fund. Plans for the coming year include a closer grading in the Bible school and an addition to the present temporary church building. In the evening the Christian Endeavor societies dedicated the banner which they won at the recent C.E union held in Tustin, for the best intermedial society in all the churches of the county. The program of the day was attended by several visitors from Whitier, Anaheim and Orange, and was pronounced one of the best events in the year's calendar. SUNDAY DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hauser were host and hostess to a number of their friends at a dinner party yesterday. The dinner was very beautiful spread on the table and was served at 2:00 o'clock. The afternoon was spent in music and conversation. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. M.N.Cone and son Harry, Mrs. Stella Ayres, Mrs.John Cone, all of Los Angeles, and Mrs.Minnie Sepon of Nebraska. In the evening the Hausers were joined by Ernest and Ted Hauser and their lady friends. BACK FROM MASONIC MEETING George Jackson and wife, and Geo McNeill of Buena Park, have returned from the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting at San Francisco. They returned via the coast route. E.T.Metcalf and wife who accompanied them, dropped off at Santa Cruz to attend the meeting of the grand chapter of the Eastern Star. There will be a meeting of the local Masonic Temple Friday night when the third degree will be put on by the past master. COLLEGE MATES IN REUNION Mr. and Mrs.L.Beck and Mr. and Mrs.Ferestad and Lorell, of Los Angeles, were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.F.M.Bungay.In the morning Mr.Ferrestad favored the congregation of Methodist White Temple with a violin solo.Dr.Andrs Beebe joined the visitors in the Bungay home in the evening.Mr.Ferstad,Mr.Bungay and Dr.Beebe having attended the same college in South Dakota It was the first meeting between Dr.Beebe and Mr.Ferstad in 25 years,and was the occasion for an enjoyable reunion. HALLOWE'EN DANCING PARTY Miss Marjorie Brown was hostess to a number of her friends at a pretty arranged Hallowe'en party Saturday evening.The favors,place cards and all decorations were in Halloween suggestions.The Johnsons PASTOR LIKES NEW CHARGE Rev. Henry C. Jacoby, the new pastor of the German Methodist church, was in the pulpit of his charge for his first appearance yesterday. He is much pleased with Anaheim and anticipates a pleasant and profitable year ahead. On the afternoon of the arrival of himself and family, Thursday, he officiated at the wedding of Miss Gertrude Farrell to Mr. Henry Ortman, both of Los Angeles. JOINT BIRTHDAY PARTY The home of C. W. Hedges was the scene of a joint birthday celebration yesterday when a party was given to compliment Mrs. E. W. Hedges and Mrs. C. H. Hedges. The rooms were prettily decorated in bouquets of dahlias and chrysanthemums. The table was centered with a beautiful bouquet of roses, a gift from the Auxiliary Guild of the Orthopedic hospital. The big birthday cakes with candles designating the age of the honorees were centers of attraction. The honorees were recipients of many pretty gifts. The guests of the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Hedges and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hedges and family, and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges. C.E.S. VISIT CO. HOSPITAL Dr. Zaiser, the nurses at the county hospital and home and the patients and residents of the institution were hosta and hostesses Friday evening to quite sixty members of the Christian Endeavors of Brea Christian church when they went visiting, taking good cheer in great quantities. The young folks sang many numbers, played piano music, gave readings, and the boys staged athletic stunts, such as shadow boxing, building human pyramids, and other interesting gymnasium stunts. The older people were especially delighted with the evening's pleasure. The refreshment hour closed the good time, and the nurses and Dr. Zaiser were loud in their expressions of appreciation, extending a cordial invitation to call again. The plan originated with the Junior C. E. of Brea, and were assisted by the Intermediate society and several of the elder members of the church. HALLOWEEN DANCING PARTY Miss Marjorie Brown was hostess to a number of her friends at a pretilly arranged Halloween party Saturday evening. The favors, place cards and all decorations were in Halloween suggestions. The Johnston Bros. orchestra composed of Messrs. Johnny and Jimmy Johnston, Roderick Brastad and Ed. Brown furnished music for the dancing which was greatly enjoyed. At a late hour the hostess served delightful refreshments. COMPLIMENTS DAUGHTER To compliment the birthday anniversary of her daughter, Miss Vera, Mrs. Emma O'Rourke was hostess at a dinner party yesterday. The rooms were prettily decorated with fall flowers. The birthday cake was very attractive. The honoree received many pretty gifts. Covers were laid for the honoree, Miss Vera O'Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elcholtz, Wilma, Dan and Bert O'Rourke and the hostess, Mrs. Emma O'Raurke. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wilmsen to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maars, of Anaheim, motored to Ontario yesterday to assist in celebrating the birthday of Mr. Lynn Birdsaill at whose home a fine dinner was enjoyed. Other guests were Mrs. Chaz. Birdsaill, of Long Beach, Edwin Birdsaill of Corona and Misses Joyce and Sue Birdsaill of Pomona. HARD TIMES SOCIAL TUESDAY The Stanton Hard Times social is slated for Tuesday evening in Stanton hall where a good time is assured. Beans and sandwiches will be taken by the participants and coffee will be served if all will bring also a cup and spoons. PHILATHEAS TONIGHT The Sunshine Philatheas will meet this evening with Mrs. Adelaide Goodson at her home, 117 South Philadelphia-st., apt. 10. Considerable business is ready for transaction and a good attendance is desired. Austin's for pianos and players. 308 E. Center. Lawson Menters are absolutely odorless, Bring-Barnes Furniture Co. Wallace Reid will tonight at the Fair Digger," a Park Added attractions with Katherine Lee in "Se 'Confidence" will Grand tonight, with featuring Billy Jenkin traction will be the I and a comedy. Pompon Many colors are properly shop. How ANNOUN Geo. Poiries, G. W. Bavin dealer, have o THESE GEO. W. BAVIN Bavin 250 No. Los Angeles THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CLUB WOMEN CLOSE CO. FEDERATION WITH FINE ADDRESS The afternoon session of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs opened after a most enjoyable luncheon with Anaheim Ebell as hostess. Fully 150 ladies were served at the informal repast. The county executive board met during the noon hour, forming details for the coming convention in Santa Ana of the Seventh District of Federated Women's Clubs, the dates for which are Nov. 15, 16 and 17. Mr. Dan H. Jones had the address of the afternoon, using for his topic, "Industrial Relations; the Man of the Hour." His talk was comic, yet broad. Mrs. Charles Hansen, in a reading following assembly singing, "The Star Spangled Banner," was particularly good, as was the pianologue by Mrs. Sam Collins, of Fullerton. An instrumental solo by Mrs. G. F. Henigan was of rare merit, and closed the entertainment numbers. A report of the credentials committee, with remarks by the county president concluded the meeting. Of particular interest at the morning session following invocation by Rev. Walker, greetings by the president, with response by Mrs. W. A. Moore, county federation president, was the talk by Mrs. Katherine Kapp of Barker Bro., on interior home decorations, and deliniation of period furnishings, for different types of homes. The address by Mrs. L. L. Carrigues, of Newport Beach, on political science, dealt largely with the matter of suffrage and the responsibility of women as voters. The hostess club, Anaheim Ebell, was represented on the program by the president, Mrs. J. H. Garnett, in a greetings address, and committee activities. The convention was a decided success. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES From E. A. Parker The new arrangement of classes in the Presbyterian Sunday school is proving effective. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Coyner have returned from a vacation trip spent at Long Beach. Miss Evelyn Degryse and Mr. Billie Matter spent yesterday at San Pedro and Redondo. Miss Rose Millis of Tucoma, Wash., is a visitor of her brother, Ed Mills in The Marita Ct. Miss Marjorie Rains is spending the day in Los Angeles on account of an accident to her cousin. Mr. and Mrs. B. Schmerhorn and Miss Nellie Schmerhorn and Mrs. A. Meinnes of San Bernardino were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Recknor. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and children have moved from their ranch west of town to Placentia. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ritchle with friends were at Laguna yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Randall and children and Mr. and Mrs. C. A Clark and family spent yesterday at Riverside. Ms. M. Phillips and children, Virginia and Paul were guests yesterday at the home of A. Rannow. Ms Lucille Johnston was a week-end guest at the home of her parents, she is attending U. S.C. Grover Meeker was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Blakop were Long Beach visitors yesterday. Mrs. Wm. Chapman of Los Angeles was a visitor here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schutter were guests yesterday of G. E. Dohn of Buena Park. Ms. Geo. Neale and Miss Violet Neale were week-end guests of Mr. and Geo.Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Meade Shear were Santa Ana visitors yesterday. Mrs. J. C. Adams of Durham, Calif., arrived at the home of her sister, Mrs.B. R. Shinn in answer to a telegram announcing that their mother was very ill.Mrs. Adams will remain in So.Calif., until her mother is well. Ms. F. P. Welsh and daughter Anita and Mrs.N.Schernau were visitors at the fair yesterday. Miss Dorothy Case was a visitor at the home of her parents in Claremont yesterday. Dean Rakes was an Anaheim visitor from Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Coykendall and Miss Florine Coykendall were Long Beach visitors Friday. Miss Marjorie Atkins at teacher in Ontario schools and Miss Elizabeth Vipond of Riverside, were guests over the week-end of Miss Ella Atkins. C. J. Nenno, of Neuno & Hock, has purchased a new Jordan, which he immediately insured with the Auto club. Paul V. Allen, new manager of the local branch office of the Auto Club of So.Cal., has found a residence at the corner of Cypress and No.Philadelphia-St., and is moving his family here. The following new patients were entered at the local sanitarium today.Mrs.James H.Ellis,Santa Ana; Mrs.George Waltz.Newport Beach; and James W.Tyner of Norwalk. Placentia Items PLACENTIA, Oct. 15—Rev. and Mrs.Frank Dowling have been spending a week's vacation at Beaumont.Their many friends will be pleased to hear that this vacation is not on account of any serious condition of Rev.Dowling's health, but just a short rest after his recent activities. Twenty-one young people of Placentia Christian Endeavor society attended the convention in Tustin on Sunday.An honor was conferred on Placentia by the executive choosing Mr.Charles Fuller for the county president.Mrs.Fuller and George Raffi are on the executive board. The officers of the Volunteer Adult Bible class were very pleased with the attendance Sunday morning.The were about 40 present, with visitors This speaks well for the members' attendance.Mr.Fuller's subject was "Satan," which he delivered in his usual able manner.The class hopes the members will keep coming and bring visitors with them.Vestitors are always welcome. John E.Scott was one of the 3500 delegates attending the convention of the National Bankers Ass'n in Los Angeles last week.Mrs.Scott accompanied him and they were in the city from Tuesday till Saturday.The ball at the Ambassador hotel and the day spent at Hotel St.Catheinear's at Catlina were two of the many happy outings planned for the visitors' entertainment. The Prospector's Club held their regular meeting on Monday evening with Ross WarnerThere was a good attendance of the members.Business was transacted and after the serving of refreshments of peaches,cake and chocolate the evening was spent in boxing PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES From E. A. Parker The new arrangement of classes in the Presbyterian Sunday school is proving very satisfactory indeed and by the time two or three weeks more have passed the workers hope to have solved the remaining two or three problems. The newly organized orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Seltz and M. E. Beebe is progressing wonderfully and lends new interest to the service. The attendance in the Junior Dept. has increased so greatly the past few weeks that the Juniors appointed Supt. Giggs to interview the elders and ask them to purchase more chairs to be used in their department. Interest in the Junior sermon, preceding the regular morning sermon, continues to increase. Parents are asked to urge their children to remain for this part of the service, which is being prepared particularly for them. Yesterday's service was especially interesting since Mr. and Mrs. Holly presented their infant daughter for baptism. At 6:30 p.m., the young people held their first Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. It was very gratifying to those present and they extend a cordial invitation to all young people not attending elsewhere, to become one with them in these gatherings. The meeting was led by Mrs. Floyd Curtis. Wednesday evening at 7:30 the usual prayer and praise service. The seventh study of the "Life that Wins" will be taken up. The special subject for the evening will be "The Mind of Christ." Special reference for the evening, Phil. 2:5-8 "Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus; who being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God. But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men." Friday, at 2:30 p.m., the Women's Missionary Society will hold its regular meeting in the church parlor. Answer to the Roll Call will be "Obedience." A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies of the church and congregation—especially to the strangers who are with us. Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, proceeding the prayer service, the workers in the Primary Dept. are asked to meet with Supt. F. N. Gibbs to consult with him concerning work in this department. Mrs. J. C. Adams of Durham, Calif., arrived at the home of her sister, Mrs. B. R. Shinn in answer to a telegram announcing that their mother was very ill. Mrs. Adams will remain in So. Calif., until her mother is well. Mrs. and Mrs. F. C. Weibb and daughter Anita and Mrs. N. Schernau were visitors at the fair yesterday. Miss Dorothy Case was a visitor at the home of her parents in Claremont yesterday. Dean Ralkes was an Anaheim visitor from Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Coykendall and Miss Florine Coykendall were Long Beach visitors Friday. Walter Naugle was an Anaheim visitor from Los Angeles yesterday. Miss Mary Weber and Nicholas Theodore spent yesterday in Coronado and San Diego. Bill Taggart and Harold Whoops spent yesterday in Seal Beach. Tommy Kemp and Ira Chandler were in Seal Beach last evening. Miss Anita Kennedy and Mr. Ralph Kemp were Seal Beach visitors yesterday. Mrs. L. B. Duke and son have departed for Santa Paula after having visited with her sister, Miss Alice Bate. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Metcalf and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson have returned from a trip to San Francisco where they attended the Masonic grand lodge. J. A. Decker of Claremont was the Sunday visitor of his daughter, Miss Dorothy Decker. Enjoying a merry party to Carbon Canyon yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. E.A.Sparks, Miss Calyne Sparkes and Mr. and Mrs.Calvyn Armstrong. Miss Fannie Richey and daughter, Miss Georgia Richey, of Los Angeles, are visiting this week with Mrs.J.M.Cduell. Mrs.J.E.Scale, of Fullerton, and Mrs.C.Schneider, of La Habra, were the guests Saturday of the M.L.Seale family here. Mr. and Mrs.George Dunton spent the week-and at Santa Barbara. Walter Ross spent Saturday in Los Angeles. City Clerk and Mrs.Ed Merritt spent Sunday with their son, Bowman, and his family at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs.W.M.Wilson, who live near Buffalo, N.Y., arrived yesterday to spend the winter with their son, Mr. and Mrs.Leslie Wilson, building contractor. This is their third trip to Calif., and they may decide to remain. C.C.Randall and family took in the Riverside fair yesterday. Mrs.Lyman Bergeron, formerly of Anaheim, but now of Trait, was a recent visitor fifth friends in Anaheim. Floyd Baker was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.J.E.Baker, he is attending California Institute of Technology. Mrs.Wm.Ablplanp and children and Mrs.George Shear drove to Long Beach yesterday afternoon where they visited with several families of friends. Mr. and Mrs.F.M.Bungay were guests yesterday with Mrs.Bungay's cousin, W.A.Stevens, in Costa Mea. Mrs.Lee Maddox and little son were guests yesterday of her sister, Mrs.E.G.Curtls, of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs.W.Amatuta and children were guests for two days last week of Mr. and Mrs.Morris, in Placentia, returning last evening. John E.Scott was one of the 3500 delegates attending the convention of the National Bankers Ass'n in Los Angeles last week. Ms Scott accompanied him and they were in the city from Tuesday till Saturday. The ball at the Ambassador hotel and the day spent at Hotel St.Cathearine's at Catalina were two of the many happy outings planned for the visitors entertainment. The Prospector's Club held their regular meeting on Monday evening with Ross Warner. There was a good attendance of the members. Business was transacted and after the serving of refreshments of peaches, cake and chocolate the evening was spent in boxing. Ross Warner is sporting a swollen lip, black eye, skinned nose and mangled gist as a result. The next meeting, October 17th, will be held at the home of Stanley Ipsen. Mr. and Mrs.Percy Bradford were hostesses at a delightful dinner Wednesday evening in compliment to Mr.James W.Foley of Pasadena. Promptly at 6 o'clock the guests were ushered into the dining room decorated with a profusion of dablias, with centerpiece of cecil brunner roses. After doing justice to the four course dinner the guests went to the club house where Mr.Foley was the speaker at the teachers' reception. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.Tom McPadden, Mr,and Mrs.J.E.Scott and Mr., Mrs.A.Perlott. Mrs.L.V.Stein and son Owen left Tuesday to make their home in Terra-bella. Mrs.A.Ipsen has been quilt ill with la gripe the last few days but is now convalescing. Mrs.J.P.O'Brien and Mrs.Mitchell will entertain the B.G.M.club on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.and Miss Stardevent entertained Mr.Andrs Charles Sumwalt of Arcadia on Sunday. Mrs.Sarah Donald and children of Whittier spent two days with her mother, Mrs.Fannie M.Key, of Placentia-ave. Rev.and Mrs.J.P.Waex attended the missionary and preachers meetings at the First Church in Los Angeles on Monday. Mrs.R.C.Sawyer's class "The Jun- ular meeting in the church parlor. Answer to the Roll Call will be "Obedience." A cordial invitation is extended to all ladies of the church and congregation—especially to the strangers who are with us. Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock, preceding the prayer service, the workers in the Primary Dept. are asked to meet with Supt. F. N. Gibbs to consult with him concerning work in this department. Wallace Reid will be seen again tonight at the Fairyland in "The Hell Digger," a Paramount picture. Added attractions will be Jane and Katherine Lee in "Surface Imps." "Confidence" will be seen at the Grand tonight, with an all-star cast featuring Billy Jenkis. An added attraction will be the Internation News and a comedy. Orange County Business College Santa Ana Cal. Enroll now for our fall term. Individual instruction. Positions for graduates. Ask for free catalogue. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL President. Exhibition Pompon [Baby] Chrysanthemums Many colors and varieties of this popular flower are properly named and displayed at the Flower-shop. 120 N. Los Angeles St. Howard E. Gates FLORIST ANNOUNCEMENT — FORD OWNERS Geo. Poiries, formerly with local Ford dealer, and G. W. Bavington, formerly with Fullerton Ford dealer, have opened up a Ford Auto Repair Shop. THESE TWO MEN ARE MECHANICS GEO. W. BAVINGTON GEO. POIRIER Bavington & Company 250 No. Los Angeles St. Corner Cypress Our remodeling department is at your service. Bring in your old hat and ask our designer to aid you in re-trimming and re-shaping it. Mode Anaheim 111 E. Center St. CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE lors," of the Nazarene church, will hold a picnic at Huntington Beach on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O'Brien entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lander and Mrs. and Mrs. Carel of Pasadena on Sunday afternoon, A little miss by the name of Mary Clementine arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bate. Oct. 7th. Both mothe rand babe are doing well. Queen Quality SHOES Value! QUEEN QUALITY shoes offer so much more than ordinary footwear at the same prices that season after season they grow stronger in favor. Value! QUEEN QUALITY shoes offer so much more than ordinary footwear at the same prices that season after season they grow stronger in favor. Our grandmothers knew and still know — Queen Quality means the best, and today three generations are wearing shoes stamped with this famous name. There are Queen Quality styles for the varied needs of womanhood, from youth to age. Your style, in the right fitting, at the right price, awaits your selection. ON THE SQUARE The SQR Store ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA $5 HAT HAT SALE ANAHEIM'S GREATEST MILLINERY SALE Offering the newer FALL and WINTER modes and color combinations in 'Lyons' silk velvet, ostrich trims, close-fitting toques, children's beavers and many others LARGE SELECTION—OVER 500 FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE There is one that will please and become you. We can undersell and offer far greater values than our Orange county competitors because of the large buying power of our chain stores. Mode Millinery Santa Ana 417 N. Main St.