oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-24

COOKED FOOD SALE The ladies of St. Michael's Guild will hold a cooked food sale at the Anaheim Food and Fuel Co., on W. Center-st., next Saturday afternoon at 1:30. PRESBYTERIAN AID MEETS The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon at the church at 2:30. It is desired by the president that a full membership be presupst, as there is important business to be transacted. NOTICE TO MEMBERS Grand Chancellor J. Stanley Brown state officer of Knights of Pythias, will be in Fullerton K. P. lodge Thursday evening, Oct. 27, at 7:30 sharp. All members of the order and visiting members are cordially invited to attend. EBELL CARD PARTY With Mesdames L. P. Bonnat, Lee Elisholtz W. Junge, W. E. Duckworth, V. M. LaMont and Fred Schneider as hostess, a five hundred card party will be given Thursday in the lobbies of the Colonial Apts. The game will be called promptly at 2 p.m. The party is of a benefit nature and will go to the baby's booth of the bazaar planned by the Ebell. All Ebell ladies and their friends are invited.. All ladies who intend to be present are asked to notify one of the hostesses so the proper reservations can be made. LOCAL LADIES IN PASADENA At the pretty home of Mrs. C. L. Hollister in Prospect-sq., Pasadena she and Mrs. John Lee Havener were joint hostesses at a very prettily arranged bridge tea. The party was given between the hours of two-thirty and six. The rooms were very pretty and artistically decorated in the pastle shades, beautiful fall flowers being used. The prizes were won by Mrs. E. Daniels of Pasadena, 1st; and Mrs. J. H. Swan, of Anaheim, 2nd. Among the Anaheim ladies who motored up to enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Hollister, they spent with music. FULLERTON DEPT. B. OF T. DISCUSSES HOTEL The regular monthly meeting of Fullerton B. of T. postponed from Thursday night, will be held tonight at the Fullerton club. The evening will be devoted chiefly to the discussion of the proposed new hotel, which, it is stated, is assured. WINS PRIZE FOR ESSAY Marquita Salveson was presented with a prize by Miss Carrie Ford this afternoon at the Fullerton grammar school auditorium for having written the best essay in the Fullerton high school district on "Narcotics." Miss Salveson is a student of the seventh grade in the Fullerton grammar school. There was also a speaker from the high school on Good English. This is Good English week at the high school. RECEPTION TO FRESHMEN There was a reception Saturday evening at Fullerton high school to the freshmen by the student body. It was a masked affair. An entrance examination was the opening event, following by unmasking. There were classes, each pupil going to his or her own class. There was an assembly at the hall and a rally. The event was brot to a close by a cafeteria supper marked by marshmallows, custard and cider. CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith entertained yesterday with a dinner party, the occasion being Mr. Smith's birthday. The dining room was beautifully decorated with flowers and in the center of the table, was a large birthday cake. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Carter of Venice, Mr. S. Carter of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith and daughter of Los Angeles, Mr. C. H. Carter of Santa Ana, Miss Irene Ebertt of El Monte and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith. Among the many nice gifts was a beautiful Hamilton gold watch from his brother and sister. The afternoon was spent with music. "DROP THE HILL" A snatch of game-ware In childish treble Take us back to chapel And the games we Young again, we Gone each care As we watch them Play "drop the hill" "I Measure My Love We zang to mutt" "London Bridge is To tread of shu" "Here We Go 'Ro Bush." And "Richman But the nicest of played Was "Drop the Hill "Meenie, Meenie, Me Over and over" "Oats, Peas, Beans We played in suit But "Drop the Ham best Of all games old For every time, thou I dropped it behi" "See-Saw, Margery Comes back over" "Teeter-totter, Breast Sometimes ended" "Heavy, Heavy Ham" "Blackman" and Chief But the very nicest Was "Drop the Hill" "I've Come to See Jones" "The Farmer In" "Pussy wants a Corner" "The Old Witch In" "Hippety-hop to the And" "Post-office," But "Drop the Hull quite sure Was of all the gags" "Scotland's Burning Blind Mice." We sang to round "Hide Go Seek" all or where ever and "Button! Button!" ble"; Oh those care-free Just now there's need To wipe the foolish — Isabel Sheep LOCAL LADIES IN PASADENA At the pretty home of Mrs. C. L. Hollister in Prospect-sq., Pasadena she and Mrs. John Lee Havener were joint hostesses at a very prettily arranged bridge tea. The party was given between the hours of two-thirty and six. The rooms were very pretty and artistically decorated in the pastile shades, beautiful fall flowers being used. The prizes were won by Mrs. E. Daniels of Pasadena, 1st; and Mrs. J. H. Swan, of Anaheim, 2nd. Among the Anaheim ladies who motored up to enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Havener and Mrs. Hollister were: Meedames J. H. Swan, H. L. Sears, C. E. Harbeson, John Ruether, Wm. Schumacher; Misses Helen and Laura Porter of Fulerton, and Mrs. Louis Jacobson, of Placentia. BIRTHDAY HALLOWE'EN PARTY In honor of the birthday anniversary of Frank Yorde, a party was given to compliment him on his home on the county road last night. In keeping up with the decorations of the season, orange-and black were used about the rooms. Games, suggestive of Hallowe'en were enjoyed throughout the evening. At the close of the evening, refreshments were served. Those enjoying the evening with Mr. Yorde were Misses Clara and Lillie Yorde; Madeline Hartman, Mary and Lena Benton, Laura Mauer of Olive, Alma and Malinda Cordes, Anna Mueller, Meta and Lucille Hahn of Orange; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hahn of Orange; Messrs Bill Gollin, Walter and Melvin Schrader of Olive, Paul Yorde, Herbert Mauerhan, Walter Ott and the honoree, Frank Yorde. FULLERTON BRIEFSE The Eastern Star held their initiation celebration Saturday evening at the Masonic temple. The Ebell club will serve a dinner this evening to B. of T. members at the Fullerton club. Mrs. S. Cox returned Friday evening from Wisconsin and is now at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Dickinson, where she will make her home this winter. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Graves motorized yesterday to Long Beach, where they visited friends. Mrs. J. Giltz and sister, Miss H. L. Horowitz were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Burris of Wilmington yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Burris were formerly residents of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gladstone were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilkinson of Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ninno visited at Glendale yesterday being the guests of W. W. McIlly, who has just returned from an eastern trip. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Parks were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Virgil, of Santa Barbara, for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil were formerly of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Moll and family spent the week end at Santa Monica with Mrs. Moll's twin brother, Mr. W. M. Palmer, and family, to celebrate the birthday of Mrs. Moll and Mr. Palmer. The dining room was beautifully decorated with poinsettias, and in the center of the table were two large birthday cakes. Besides the members of both families, Dr. J. E. Caldwell, an uncle who formerly lived in Florida and whom they have not seen for eighteen years, was present. Many pretty gifts were received by both Mrs. $83 and up! Save 10 to 25% by buying REDIMADE Garages. Buying, cutting, building in large quantities makes this saving possible. Call or write. REDIMADE BUILDING CO. 2610 Santa Fe Ave., Dept. G (Phone South 1325-J) Los Angeles, Cal. R. 11th and Market St., Portland, Ore.; 1310 India St., San Diego, Cal. The occasion being Mr. Smith's birthday. The dining room was beautifully decorated with flowers and in the center of the table, was a large birthday cake. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Carter of Venice, Mr. S.Carter of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs.W.D.Smita and daughter of Los Angeles, Mr.C.H.Carter of Santa Ana,Miss Irene Ebertt of El Monte and the host and hostess, Mr.Mrs.C.SMITH.Among the many nice gifts was a beautiful Hamilton gold watch from his brother and sister.The afternoon was spent with music and a reading by his sister. DINNER PARTY FOR BROTHER Mr. and Mrs.Henry Mater entertained last evening at their Fullerton home with a 6:30 dinner in honor of their brother,Louis.The occasion was his birthday anniversary.Fine table was centered with a huge birthday cake.The rooms were made more pretty with flowers.Covers were laid for the honoree,Louise Matter;the host and hostess,Mrs.Mrs.Henry Matter;Mrs.Sophia Matter and children.Ida,GorgeandBillieandMiss Evelyn Degryse. FULLERTON BRIEFSE The Eastern Star held their initiation celebration Saturday evening at the Masonic temple. The Ebell club will serve a dinner this evening to B.of T.members at the Fullerton club. Mrs.S.Cox returned Friday evening from Wisconsin and is now at the home of her daughter,Mrs.J.W.Dickinsonwhere she will make her home this winter. Mr和Mrs.A.F.Graves,motorized yesterday to Long Beachwhere they visited friends. Mrs.J.Giltzandsister,MissH.L.HorowitzweretheguestsofMr.Mrs.J.BurrisofWilmingtonyesterday.Mr.Mrs.BurriswereformerlyresidentsOfAnahiem. Mr和Mrs.A.GladstonewereguestsofMr.Mrs.A.WilkinsonofLosAngelesyesterday. Mr和Mrs.A.NinnovisitedatGlendaleyesterdaybeingtheguestsofW.W.McIllywhohasjustreturnedfroman easterntrip. Mr和Mrs.KarlParksweretheguestsofMr.Mrs.A.C.VirgilofSantaBarbarafortheweekend.Mr.Mrs.VirgilwereformerlyofSantaAnna. Mr和Mrs.F.E.MollandfamilyspenttheweekendatSantaMonicawithMrs.Moll'stwintbrotherMr.W.M.Palmer,andfamily,tocelebratethebirthdayofMrs.MollandMr.Palmer.Thediningroomwasbeautifullydecoratedwithpoinsettias,andinthecenterofthetableweretwolargebirthdaycakes.BesidesthemembersofbothfamiliesDr.J.E.CaldwellanunclewhormeriallylivedinFloridaandwhomtheyhavenotseenforeighteenyears.waspresent.ManyprettygiftswerereceivedbybothMrs. MORN ANNE Lovely Morn,gold-wiSpeedthe starsandShowthy suntheBathethe earthwithCrowneachhillwithQuickenelifewithnearlyLovelyMorn,agleamGloriousday,breakLovelyEve,theyshadeGentlyhoveringoverTaketheearthintheMakethesuntohideLullallifeto sweetIGiveToTimethedayLovelyEve,letdarknTiredeartilldayu—IsabelShep Mr.J.W.HetechristGeorgeLittleandMr.HuntingtonBeachareleyonabuckhuntingThemashainyeasterday ThePlainDealerfore Buying, cutting, building in large quantities makes this saving possible. Call or write. REDIMADE BUILDING CO. 2010 Santa Fe Ave. Dept. 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"Meenie, Meenie, Miny Mo" Over and over again. "Oats, Peas, Beans and Barley Grow" We played in sun or rain. But "Drop the Handkerchief," I loved best Of all games old or new. For every time, though you forget, I dropped it behind you. "See-Saw, Margery Daw" Comes back over the years. "Teeter-totter, Bread and Water" Sometimes ended in tears. "Heavy, Heavy Hangs Over My Head;" "Blackman" and "Follow the Chief" But the very nicest game we played Was "Drop the Handkerchief." "I've Come to See Miss Jenny Ann Jones!" "The Farmer In the Dell"; "Pussy Wants a Corner" and "The Old Witch In the Well"; "Hippety-hop to the Barber-shop" And "Post-office," none forget. But "Drop the Handkerchief I'm quite sure, Was of all the games, our pet, "Scotland's Burning," and "Three Blind Mice." We sang to roundelay; "Hide Go Seek" all over the house or where-ever and as we may; "Button! Button!" "Hide the Thimble"; Oh those care-free years: Just now there's need of handkerchief To wipe the foolish tears. —Isabel Sheperd, Anaheim. Garden Grove News GARDEN GROVE, Oct 24.—The W. C. T. U. met at the home of Mrs. W B. Harper Wednesday afternoon with a good attendance. The regular business session was held followed by a song by little Miss Lettie Harper. Mrs. G P. Hill, of Santa Ana, the Orange-co president of the union, then had charge of the program and gave a good talk. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The date of the next meeting in November will be decided later. Otis Gerould, who has made his home on the J V. McConnell ranch for the past several years, passed away at Santa Ana Wednesday evening, Oct. 19. Mr. Gerould was born in Covington, Tioga-co, Pennsylvania, and had been a resident of California more than 30 years, living in Porterville, Los Angeles and Orange-co the greater part of the tinme Funeral services were held from the Winbegler funeral parlors, Santa Ana. A number of friends and relatives were entertained at the home of Mrs. Clara Fulsom, on Euclid-ave, Wednesday evening, at a delightful party. After a pleasant timespent with music and various games, delicious refreshments were served. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Fulsom, Miss Dorhea Cavanaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newsom, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Fulsom and little daughter, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harris of Whittier. Austin's for planos and players. 30S E. Center. FAIRYLAND THEATRE The Place You Like to Go Today --- ONLY --- Today FAIRYLAND THEATRE The Place You Like to Go Today --- ONLY --- Today SYDNEY CHAPLIN IN "KING, QUEEN, JOKER" You'll laugh yourself wild on this great picture. Wow! 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