oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-28

ANAHEIM GIRL BECOMES BRIDE LAST EVENING THE marriage of an Anaheim girl occurred last evening at six o'clock when Miss Ida L. Seifken of Lincoln avenue, was united in marriage to Mr. Lester D. Rhoads, of Huntington Beach, at Grace Lutheran parsonage. Rev. J. H. Peters officiating. Two friends of the young couple, Miss Alma Clodt and Arthur Roper, accompanied them. The bride wore a very pretty dress of blue taffeta, and carried a bouquet of roses and carnations. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Seifken, and is well known among the young people of Anaheim. Mr. Rhodes is employed in the oil industry near Huntington Beach, and it is there their home will be made after they return from a short honeymoon trip. MR. AND MRS. HANSEN ENTERTAIN The Midnight Club had a very pleasant evening last night when they were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H Hansen. The rooms were very prettily decorated in large boquets of chrysanthemums. A delicious two-course luncheon was served in the wee sma' hours of the morning. The members playing last night were Messrs. and Mesdames E. K. Stillens of Garden Grove, H. W. Martenet, Bauman, Chas. Hedges, W. H. Houts, Mr. Bert Houts and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. H Hansen. MISS ENSIGN GREETS FRIENDS Miss Ruth Ensign was hostess to a number of friends at a delightful Halloween party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ensign, on Los Angeles street, last night. All wall and ceiling decorations, place cards and favors were in the holiday suggestions, being carried out in popular orange and black. Gemes were played and dancing was enjoyed. The music was furnished by the victrola and piano. For floor decorations, corn stalks and pumpkins were used. After the fun, of the evening had subsided, the guests found their places at the long dining table arranged especially for their pleasure. PANTIME CLUB MEETS Mrs Bertha Lacy was the very charming hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained the members of the Pastime Club. The hours were whiled away with playing five hundred. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. C. F. Grim, Mrs. Normandy and Mrs. J. Janes, respectively. Beautiful dahillas were used in the living and dining rooms. A three course luncheon was served from a long table on which covers were laid for Meedames T. W. Sherwood, E. J. Marks, of Fullerton; H. Tuffree and Normandy of Placeenta; J. Jansa, McClelland, Hoskins, W. M. Chambers, C. F. Grim, Percy Bradford, Miss Lillian Bennerscheidt, and the hostess, Mrs B. Lacy, Mrs Bradford assisted her mother with the entertaining. SPOOKY GUESTS ENTERTAINED One of the pretty Hallowe'en parties in which a large number of the social set participated, was given last night at the home of Miss Julia Goodrum on N. East St. Everything used in Hallowe'en suggestion was there and the guests were very cleverly adorned in various costumes of the season. Orange and black streamers were extended from the center of the ceiling to the corners of the room, while jet black cats and witches and other decorations graced the walls. Weird noises were heard during the evening, which came from the horns tooted by the ghosts. Games, suggestive of the holiday, were played, such as ducking for apples, eating doughnuts on a string and many guessing games. From a long decorated table, refreshments were served to the ghosts, witches, yama yama men and others. The list included Messrs and Mesdames Wadsworth, G. Cheatham, M.C.Pritchard, Earl Goodrum, H.Ward Cochin, Swanson, O.H.Mitchell, E.Braunlich, A.E.Cark,H.Hunt,O.C.Hamilton,A.E.Schumacher,O.H.Renner,Frank Braddock,the Misses Carrie Peterson,Aileen Adams.Elizabeth Bartlett,jessie Coons,Mary Hurtado,Irene Rietnour,the Mes- number of friends at a delightful Hallowen party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ensign, on Los Angeles street, last night. All walk and ceiling decorations, place cards and favors were in the holiday celebrations, being carried out in popular orange and black. Gems were played and dancing was enjoyed. The music was furnished by the victrola and piano. For floor decoractions, corn-stalks and pumpkins were used. After the fun, of the evening had subsided, the guests found their places at the long dining table arranged especially for their pleasure. The guests were the Misses Bernice Nicholas, Thelma Patrick, Melba Smith, Mabel Mitchell, Geraldine Fiscus, Eula Hammon, Vivian Shinn, Eulu Hammon, Alberta Wallace, Josephine Cook, Grace and Dorothy Ensign, Edna Walburg, Iris McKinney, and the hostess Miss Ruth Ensign, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ensign and Mrs. Ensign's mother, Mrs. R. B. Hallock, who assisted with the entertaining; the Messrs John Albert Burnet, Harold Raikes, Wayne Goodale, Herbert Engle, of Orange, Harry Sallade, Paul and Frank Yorde, Robert and Richard Ensign, and Niles Fiscus. ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE SANTA MARIA CALIF. Enroll now for our fall term. Individual instruction. Positions for graduates. Ask for free catalogue. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL President. $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. 815 Santa Fe Ave. Dept. 6 (Phone South 1322-7) by buying REDIMADE Garages. Buying, cutting, building in large quantities makes this saving possible. Call or write. REDIMADE BUILDING CO. 815 Santa Fe Ave. Dept. 6 (Phone South 1325-J) Los Angeles, Cal. R. 11th and Market St., Portland, Oregon 2810 India St., San Diego, Cal. REDIMADE GARAGES and HOME-Houses 5-Point SERVICE STATION Save Money on Gasoline BUY A GAS BOOK 50 GAL. — 100 GAL. WE SPECIALIZE Service Sunoco Oil Sunoco Grease Sunset Gasoline Goodrich Tires H. E. ABPLANALP, Prop. Corner Center and West Sts. Telephone No. 727 MEETS was the very day afternoon the members of the hours were paying five hundred to Mrs. C. J. and Mrs. J. Beautiful dailies and dining neon was serviced which coveted James T. W. of Fullerton,昌于 Placeen-land, Hoskins, G. Grim, Percy Bennerscheidt, B. Lacy, Mra. mother with TERTAINED hallowe'en par number of the was given last miss Julia Good- everything used on was there very cleverly sums of the back streamers center of the room, witches and the walls during the from the horns games, sugges- be played, such eating dough-many guessing table, re- to the ghosts, en and others, sirs and Mes- Cheatham, M. Drum, H. Ward, Mitchell, E. H. H. Hunt, schumacher, O. dock, the Mis- Aileen Adams, le Coons, Ma- hour, the Mess- AL FUN HALLOWEEN PARTY Meeting with Mrs. Edward Olmstead yesterday, the Al Fun club enjoyed another of their pleasant afternoons, playing three tables. Mrs. Olmstead had taken particular palms in Al Fun decorations, using the seasonable trimming of yellow and brown with Halloween favors. Mrs. J. Selinger won the prize for the highest score, after which the ladies were served with an excellent luncheon of pumpkin pie, nuts, coffee, and other Halloween dishes. The nut holders were dalty Jack o'lanterns, and the centerpieces were arranged on appropriate dolls. Playing were the Mesdames Marsh, J. Hessel, E. Skinner, E. Hartung, C. Goff, W. Locke, C. Clark, M. Benjamin, O. Muillinix, Newens and L. Evans. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Selinger. MARRIAGE LICENSES Garrett D. Osburn, 32, Los Angeles, and Rachel Mary Bellringer, 34, Costa Mesa. Walter C. Brightwell, 33, and Laura E. Foulke, 36, both Huntington Beach. Oscar Andrew Holley, 45, and Maude L. Kellar, 39, both of Santa Ana. James Barker, 18, and Emma Angel, 16, both of Santa Ana. Raymond C. Long, 29, and Alice Louise Foster, 28, both of Santa Ana. Licensed in Riverside Canfield-D bord—Bernard Canfield, 24, a native of California, resident of Santa Ana, and Jessieman De Bord, 21, native of Kentucky, resident of Santa Ana. MOTORCYCLISTS TO PICNIC The members of the motorcycle club and their wives, families and sweethearts will go to Trabuco canyon on Sunday for a picnic dinner. The machines will leave Santa Ana at 9:30 in the morning. AID SOCIETY TO BUY EUGS Meeting in an important session yesterday the ladies of the Presbyterian Aid society discussed the purchase of furnishings for the manse, now nearing completion. Different departments of the Sunday school will buy the furnishings for the pastor's home and the Aid society decided yesterday to purchase the living room rugs. The ladies class will purchase the draperies and other departments are contemplating buying several pieces of furniture. It is hoped the manse will be ready for occupancy before Thanksgiving. Mrs. F. S. Collins lead the devotions. The pastor, Rev. Walker gave an excellent talk, and plans for assisting in the convenience and entertaining the delegates to the Sunday School state convention Nov. 8, 9 and 10, were discussed. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. W. B. Holland, Mrs. Hartranft, Mrs. Goble and Miss Crawford. A social hour followed the business meeting in which tea and cake were served. CONCERT FOR SUNDAY EVENING A program of unusual interest will be heard Sunday evening at 7:30, in the Evangelical church. The Ulmer Family Orchestra will render the OPTOMETRIST Glasses Fitted Ten years a member of the North Dakota state board of aminers of optometry. Advanced optical knowledge together with twenty-three year experience makes our name stand for SERVICE. Using the Vertex Lenses for testing together with the most scientific instruments on the market. DR. WALTER R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST Office Over S. Q. R. Store Hours: Except Sunday_8 to 12—1 to 5:30 By Request THERE'S A TOUCH OF TOMORROW IN AL THERE'S A TOUCH OF TOMORROW IN AL Cole New Prices Effect NOW 2485 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY urster $2485 badster 2485 portster 2485 lifornian 2835 With the announcement of this pany sets a new motor car valu ed. It is almost unbelieveable t throughout the industry and by neered and finest finished cars It has been the policy of this whatever cost reduction could the high standard of workman in the past. Due to readjustm sible to reduce the price of Col 2485 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY purster $2485 roadster 2485 portster 2485 californian 2835 ortcoupe 3385 ortsedan 3685 ortosine 3685 burban 3685 ursedan 3685 urosine 4185 PRICES F. O. B. FACTORY W. O. LUSK MOTOR 119 N. Lemon St. Distributor COLE MOTOR CAR CO. INDIANAPOLIS THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER: ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA WINTER AUTO ACCESSORIES Wind Deflectors--- None Better $15 and $20 MILLER TONNEAU SHIELDS Good enough for any car (installed) $20 and $25 “DANGER AHEAD” WET WEATHER Equip your car with WEED TIRE CHAINS NENND & BOOK EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO 145 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim IN ALL COLE DOES TODAY IN ALL COLE DOES TODAY Aero-EIGHT Effective Now announcement of this new price of $2485.00, the Cole Motor Car Comw motor car value standard—a value which has never been equalost unbelievable that such a car as the Cole Aero-Eight, accepted the industry and by its thousands of owners as one of the best enginest finished cars in the world, should sell as low as $2485.00. The policy of this Company to pass on to the public immediately reduction could be effected without deviating the slightest from standard of workmanship and materials which have been adhered to. Due to readjustments in the cost of materials, we now find it pose the price of Cole Aero-EIGHT to a figure which makes it, un- the industry and by its thousands of owners as one of the best enginest finished cars in the world, should sell as low as $2485.00. The policy of this Company to pass on to the public immediately reduction could be effected without deviating the slightest from standard of workmanship and materials which have been adhered to. Due to readjustments in the cost of materials, we now find it possible the price of Cole Aero-EIGHT to a figure which makes it, unthe best possible investment in motor car value. Can you obtain a big, fine, roomy car that will give you 20,000 of tires and 14 to 16 miles per gallon of gasoline. MOTOR CO. Distributor for Orange County CAR COMPANY