oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-28

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches EBELL BENEFIT CARD PARTY IS WELL ATTENDED A FAIR of consequence among the society ladies of Anaheim, was the card party given yesterday by The Mesdames Vic La Mont, W. E. Duchwerth, L. P. Bonnat, Fred Schneider, W. F. Junge and Lee Echoliz, in the two lobbies of the Colonial, the guest list numbering one-hundred and eight ladies. Twenty-three tables of whist and other games were played, high scores going to Mrs. C. Jacoby, J. H. Garnett and Mrs. C. Harrison, with the consolation being awarded to Mrs. G. W. Closson. Hallowe'en decorative features were used and a luncheon of pumpkin pie, doughnuts, coffee, candles and nuts, with punch, were served. The affair was a benefit for the Boeh Club of Anaheim, and the funds will be applied toward the club house for what the ladies are so energetically working. Friends of the club who were unable to attend, but who sent contributions are the Mesdames Theo. Roberts, McPherson, Sidney Prince, Muckenthaler, Hutchinson, Oscar Heying, Schiller, H. Noll., J. J. Schneider and Downey. The coffee was donated by the Holland Grocery Co., and the tables by the Graham Furniture Co. Out of town guests were the Mesdames Gaby Arnold, Los Angeles; Passmore; Los Angeles; C. H. Fisher, Chine; I. F. Been, Hyannis, Neb.; and McKendan; Blattner, Klein and Bertenstock, of Placentia. Playing were the Mesdames Peck, Reims, T. Hedges, H. Fleshner, Robt. Boney, E. Anderson, H. Stock, A. E. Schumacher, L. B. Bevier, Roy Lovering, R. Wilson, J. Johnson, W. S. Pomeroy, Mat Nebelung, Gordon, C. Jacoby, M. Pomeroy, H. J. Schulte, H. Backs, Singleton, Pomeroy, C. W. Hedges, Ward, R. E. Marsh, McMahan, W. H. Houts, James Nowatny, Tomkins, L. R. Wilson, Joe Collins, McFarlane, Falkenstein, J. A. Planting, Banning, Nolda, Stroup, Probst, Baum, Bowen, Edcf, Garrison, Enearl Douglas, Canby, Hathaway; Walter Mickle, Mills, Nolan, Garnett, Jackson, Clayes, Adkins, Harrison, Lake, Reed, Chahnberlain, Davis, Hussman, Groos, Gribben, Humphries, Eva Boyd, Hamler, Dahl, Herman, G. W. Closson, Alexander, Phillips, Faris,, Russell, A. Shipkey Turner, Camp, Randini Brastad T. Lyon W. Koeh- MERRY CROWD AT HATHAWAY RANCH COSTUME PARTY ONE of the very nicest parties of the Hallowe'en season was that given last evening at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hathaway and Mrs. M. E. Canby,the guests all being en masque,Greeting the comers were spooks all about the yard，waving their arms，emitting weird guttural sounds and showing their hospitality as such creatures do at this season. Prizes were awarded for the best costumes,and to Mr. and Mrs.Earl Paris went the lady's prize.She represented "Topsy,"of true Uncle Tom's Cabin origin,and Mrs.Clem Staples，charming indeed，in evening gown，with accessories，was given the prize，not altogether for his fetching gown but for the graceful manner in which he handled his train and fan,and his lovely lady's manners.Mrs.Riley as Pierrott was a sprightly little lady;Mrs.Prince,a dainty sailor maiden;Mr. and Mrs.Phillips,a retiring Persian girl with well and lan;Mrs.flower girl;Mrs.M nurse;Mrs.Staples,girl;Mrs.Bloom,Picklele,and Miss B girls;Mrs.Canby,and Mrs.Hathawadeen.Mr.Maas was the kaiser;Mr.E and Mr.Hathaway boys；Mr.Conklin,the hall bedroom of Uncle Sam;Mr.P pirate,and Mr,and strolling Italia tertailed with seven Mrs.Cassaleggi in the guitar. Dancing and game tertainment feature call for luncheon woven propriate ghostly rite arrival at the table spread on the law menu was served，all ghostly in kind. But someone had before the guests ad ed all the pretty，or table decorations at the thief was no gift when a trail of pooh looking men's footy ed into the orchard luncheon had not b tables,and consequue the guests. Participating in CALIFORNIA HELP It's the Pennies that count. What does this mean to you? SUGAR，16 pounds for PINK BEANS，16 pounds for BORAX NAPTHA WASHING POINT POLAR WHITE SOAP Made by the Palm Backs, Singleton, Pomeroy, C. W. Hedges, Ward, R. E. Marsh, McMahan, W. H. Houts, James, Nowatny, Tomkins, L. R. Wilson, Joe Collins, McFarlane, Falkenstein, J. A. Planting, Banning, Nolaf, Stroup, Probst, Baum, Bowen, Eden, Garrison, Enearl Douglas, Canby, Hirthaway, Walter Mickle, Mills, Nolan, Garnett, Jackson, Clayes, Adkins, Harrison, Lake, Reed, Chainberlain, Davis, Hussman, Groos, Gribben, Humphries, Eva Boyd, Hamler, Dahl, Herman, G. W. Closson, Alexander, Phillips, Faris, Russell, A. Shipkey Turner, Camp, Bandini, Brastad, T. Lyon, W. Koehler, Klages, P. A. Backs, L. Thomas, Hartfield, H. Riley, C. Stapler, Scraper, Buck F. Heyling, William Goodrun and Miss Frances Backs. ST. MICHAEL'S GUILD FOOD SALE The ladies of St. Michael's Guild will hold a cooked food sale tomorrow afternoon beginning at 1:30 in the Feed and Fuel store on West Center street. Cakes, pies, cookies, doughnuts and other goodies will be on bands, and it will be a good place to buy the sweets for Sunday dinner. WHITE TEMPLE ITEMS The Young People's department will take charge of the opening exercises for the Adults' department of the Sunday school next Sunday morning. Every member of both departments are urged to be there promptly at 9:30. A very important session of the Men's class will be held next Sunday when Dr. Glessinger will address the men. All members and all men not attending some other class in Anaheim are requested to be present. FREE LECTURE Mr. Edward Stack will speak at the Anaheim high school auditorium Sunday at 7:30 p.m. His subject will be "Millions Now Living Will Never Die." Mr. Stack is one of the ablest and best known laymen Bible lecturers in the southwest. It is said by those who have heard him that his arguments are very convincing and especially timely in view of the world anrest, as he shows from the Scriptures that the happy outcome of present conditions. BIG CLASS MASK PARTY The Sunshine Philathea class will have a big banquet and spook party in the basement room of the M. E. church on Monday evening. The banquet will start at 6:30 and will be followed by the spook-party. All girls who come are to bring a sheet, pillow case and mask. All members please notify the president not later than Sunday if they intend to come. Friends of the class are cordially invited. R. A. M. IN-FIELD DAY MEET On October 29th, the Royal Arch Masons of the 19th district will have a field day. Dinner will be served at 1 p.m. The Royal Arch degree will be exemplified at 2 p.m. At 4 o'clock Mattison B. Jones Most Ex- R. A. M. IN FIELD DAY MEET On October 29th, the Royal Arch Masons of the 19th district will have a field day. Dinner will be served at 1 p.m. The Royal Arch degree will be exemplified at 2 p.m. At 4 o'clock Mattison B. Jones, Most Excellent Grand High Priest of the Grand Jurisdiction of the State of California, will address the assembled companions. All Royal Arch Masons are earnestly urged to be present. Directions: Go to Orange, east on Chapman-ave, to Santiago boulevard then follow road signs to Thompson ranch. SHOWER AS A FAREWELL The Chat 'En Seau was very charmingly entertained last night at the home of Mrs. R. E. Campbell. The girls passed the early part of the evening in conversation and sewing on their fancy work. As every one was busily working, Mrs. Campbell handed Miss Sylvia Mae Dumas a bunch of packages all wrapped in pretty ribbons and paper. This is the last meeting of which Miss Dumas will be with the girls, and they showed their appreciation of her acquaintance by favoring her with a surprise miscellaneous shower. After the excitement had subsided, pumpkin pie and water was served to the guests. The members present were Mesdames H. K. Boyd, Welcome M. Ward N. L. Anderson, Gus Prescott, the Misses Florence Hammill, Hazel Wi-thee, Vera O'Rourke, Lillian and Evelyn DeGryse, Valle Pember, the honoree, Miss Sylvia Mae Dumas and the hostess, Mrs. R. E. Campbell. Guests of the clan were Mesdames Emil Kestenholtz and daughter Norma Mae, M. L. Brady of Long Beach and Mrs. Wm. M. Dawes. Fancy Eastern Bacon ... 30c Half or Whole Side, lb... Canned Corn, 16c reg. 20c, special Canned Peas, 16c reg. 20c, special Solid Pack Tomatoes, No 2½s, reg. 20c, special Rex Pork and Beans—Small 7c size Medium 15c size Large 22c size Libby Pork and Beans, 16-ounce can Pink Salmon, tall tins Dromedary 22c Dates, 10-oz Seedless 15c Raisins, pkg Bulk Dates, 20c lb. Kitchen's Grocery well and fan; Mrs. Luce, an Italian flower girl; Mrs. Maah, a Red Cross nurse; Mrs. Staples, a gay yama yama girl; Mrs. Blom, Pocohontas; Miss Mickle, and Miss Butler, yama yama girls; Mrs. Canby, a beggar woman, and Mrs. Hathaway, a Quaker maiden; Mr. Maas was very pompous as the kaiser; Mr. Epstein, Mr. Luce and Mr. Hathaway as yama yama boys; Mr. Conklin and Mr. Prince, the hall bedroom boys; Mr. Paris, Uncle Sam; Mr. Phillis, a bold, bad pirate, and Mr., and Mrs. Cassaleggi and strolling Italian minstrels, entertained with several Italian duets, Mrs. Cassaleggi accompanying on the guitar. Dancing and games were other entertainment features, after which the call for luncheon was sounded in appropriate ghostly manner, and upon arrival at the tables, which were spread on the lawn, a Hallowe'en menu was served, which was not at all ghostly in kind. But someone had visited the tables before the guests arrived and removed all the pretty, original place cards, table decorations and popcorn. That the thief was no ghost was indicated when a trail of popcorn and healthy looking men's footprints were followed into the orchard. However, the luncheon had not been placed on the tables, and consequently was saved to the guests. Participating in the merry party were Messrs. and Meadames Clem Staples, Harry Riley, Sidney Prince, Earl Faris, Claude Phillips, W. A. Luce, Ralph Maas, A. S. Blom, Cassaleggi; the Misses Bianche Mickle and Lottie Buckles and the Messrs. Epstein and Conklin. LONG BEACH PAIR WEDDED HERE A very quiet wedding was solemnized last night at the parsonage of the Rev. J. A. Geissinger at 10:30, when Miss Mabel C. Beauchamp and Mr. F. Edgar Place, both of Long Beach, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. They were accompanied by T. R. Beauchamp, brother of the bride-and-Miss Mary F. Fahay. The single ring ceremony being used. The bride was adorned in a dark traveling suit with accessories to match. The groom is a prominent young business man of Long Beach, being in the auto business. Mrs. Place is one of the popular young ladies of the younger set and her marriage came as a surprise to her many friends. DOCTOR-SLAYER TO DIE RICHMOND, Va., Oct. 27—Dr. Wilmarth Hadley, former army surgeon, convicted of the murder of his wife after 40 minutes' deliberation by a jury here, was sentenced to the electric chair. Mrs. L. Thomas spent yesterday in Los Angeles. YOURSELF STORE CO. Our continually repeat orders must mean something to you. Why? WASHING POWDER, Large Size Pkg... 30c SOAP ... 6 bars 25c Made by the Palm Olive Soap Company SATURDAY Specials Pumpkin Pies Each 25c Mocha Cake Orange Sponge Angel Food Burnt Sugar French Pastries Black Cat Cookies 30c per doz. BOSTON BAKERY Phone 135.W 201 EAST CENTER ST. If it's from Witman's it’s good. Dr. J. W. Truxaw. Golden State Bank Bldg., Phone 341-J. ROCK 80 Money Savings Largest and Fast A Big C JUST OUT! R-B Pancake Flour, WASHING POWDER, Large Size Pkg. . 30c OAP ..... 6 bars 25c Made by the Palm Olive Soap Company COFFEE, 2½-lb. cans, each $1.00 and Saucer FRRE with each can—TRY L.T. AND OUR LA POPPY CREAMERY BUTTER — NOTHING FINER AT ANY PRICE. Y NO. 1 FEED FROM US FOR LESS Fruits and Vegetables—Same Low Margin on Everything in its class. HELP-YOURSELF STORES COMPANY ANAHEIM DELIVERY LEAVES 9:00 A.M. AND 3:00 P.M. All orders delivered free from $2 up 249 East Center St. FROM KITCHEN S To the Kitchen Two Deliveries Every Day $8.00 Purchase in Groceries Delivered FREE Sugar and Feed Extra T der l... 21c Belleflower Apples, 10lb...25c ern l... 30c Eastern Hams ... 30c Half or Whole, lb... 6c White King 5c Soap ... 6c White King Washing Machine Soap, 50c Milo Maize, $2.20 100 lbs. Chicken Mash, $2.50 80 Money Savings Largest and Fast A Big C JUST OUT! R-B Pancake Flour, 20-oz. pkg. 2 for 25c, 13c Mix with nothing but cold water. R-B Pancake Syrup, 22-oz bottle .....25c A delicious blend of cane and maple sugars. Special Combination Intro. dactory Price, Both Items 25c Warning: This offer will be good for only ten days. R-B Bread, 2 big loaves Each customer who buys one R-B Bread will be permitted to additional loaf for 8c. Take our "get acquainted" sale and R-B quality means. POTATOES, 100 lbs. Rock-Bottom Coffee 25c R-B Special Coffee 35c The advantage of our coffees is that they are freshly roasted—many coffees are weeks old when you get them. R-B Peanut Butter lb. 17c An R-B Breakfast Hot Cakes Made with R-B Pancake Flour, R-B Butter R-B Pancake Syrup Toasted R-B Bread R-B Coffee R-B Tea R-B Coffee Cake R-B Tuna, white meat, ½s .....20c R-B Honey, pint .....35c R-B Amber Honey, pint.....30c Globe “A-1” Flour 24½-lb. sack.....$1.13 49-lb. sack.....$2.20 R-B Imported Olive Oil, 9 oz. .....55c Eastern Hams 30c Half or Whole, lb. White King Soap 5c White King Washing Machine Soap, large 50c 10 lbs. Best Cane Sugar...68c New Crop 100 lbs. Pink Beans $6.50 BULK TEA Uncolored Jap, 60c Gunpowder, 75c English Breakfast, lb. 65c Scudder's Maple Syrup Pints 40c Quarts 73c ½ gallon $1.35 Milo Maize, $2.20 100 lbs. Chicken Mash, $2.50 100 lbs. Scratch Feed, $2.50 100 lbs. Bran, Med. $1.25 White, 80 lbs. Chicken Wheat, 100 lbs. Sperry and A-1 Flour 24½ lbs. $1.15 49 lbs. $2.25 Velvet Hard Wheat Flour, 49 lbs. $2.65 Gold Buckle Flour, 49 lbs. $2.40 Perfection Flour, 50 lbs. $1.85 161 W. Center Street EXCELSIOR MADE RECIPE NO. 5 BEAN AND TURNIP PUFFS Slice and boll one medium sized yellow turnip. Press in strainer to extract water and mash with 1c. lima beans. Add unbeaten yolk 1 egg. ½c. double thick white sauce and seasoning. Beat with fork till light and smooth. Drop by spoonfuls into small cones on greased baking tin and bake in quick oven till delicately browned. Serve with tomato sauce. Insure the Success of This Recipe by Using EXCELSIOR CREAM EXCELSIOR CREAMERY CO. 232 E. Sycamore St. Phone 177 The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results ROCK BOTTOM STORES QUALITY GROCERIES Money Saving Stores in Southern California Largest and Fastest Growing Chain Stores in the West A Big Combination Offer Pancake Flours cannot be made any better in the East than in the West. The Eastern manufacturer has the disadvantage of having to pay a heavy freight rate, not only on the pancake Money Saving Stores in Southern California Largest and Fastest Growing Chain Stores in the West A Big Combination Offer UST OUT! Pancake Flour, kg. 2 for 25c, 13c sothing but cold water. Pancake Syrup, bottle ... 25c is blend of cane and maple sugars. Combination Intro. Ice, Both Items 25c This offer will be good only ten days. Pancake Flours cannot be made any better in the East than in the West. The Eastern manufacturer has the disadvantage of having to pay a heavy freight rate, not only on the pancake flour itself, but on two containers, the carton and the case. The ingredients of Pancake flours are too well known to make the mixing of them secret. Manufacturer is all in the proper blending, and after months of careful experimenting, we feel that we have found the absolutely proper blend and proportion to make as good, if not a better pancake flour than anything on the market today. We are saving you the freight, the manufacturer's and the jobber's profits, and selling you a 20-oz. package of the very best pancake flour for 13c, or 2 for 25c. And for ten days only we are making a combination offer of a package of this pancake flour, and a big 22-oz. bottle of our new maple flavored Pancake Syrup—both for 25c. ONE DAY MORE! Bread, 2 big loaves for... 18c customer who buys one loaf of curd will be permitted to purchase an actual loaf for 8c. Take advantage of get acquainted" sale and learn what quality means. R-B Mayonnaise Free Your Last Chance! Until tomorrow evening we will give free a 4-oz. bottle of our, R-B Mayonnaise to each customer who buys one pound of our R-B Special Coffee at 35c. ATOES, 100 lbs. $3.00 Bottom Coffee 25c Special Coffee 35c vantage of our coffees they are freshly roast-coffees are weeks you get them. Butter lb. 17c R-B Breakfast Hot Cakes with R-B Pancake Flour R-B Butter Pancake Syrup Instored R-B Bread Coffee R-B Tea Coffee Cake white meat, 20c y pint ... 35c er Honey, pint ... 30c "A-1" Flour sack ... $1.13 sack ... $2.20 Arted Olive Oil, 55c Oest's Jams and Jellies 12-oz. size Blackberry Jam or Jelly... 25c Loganberry Jam or Jelly... 25c Raspberry Jam 30c, Jelly 25c Strawberry Jam 30c, Jelly 25c Orange Marmalade... 30c Currant Jelly... 25c 29-oz. size Raspberry, Loganberry or Strawberry ... 55c Blackberry ... 50c Glen Rosa Jams In the 16-oz' glass Blackberry ... 40c Loganberry, Raspberry or Strawberry ... 50c Fig or Apricot ... 35c In the 4-lb. glass Blackberry ... $1.35 Loganberry, Raspberry or Strawberry ... $1.65 Fig ... $1.10 Blue Seal Matches, 2 boxes 11c Pronto Drain Opener ... 55c Brisq A Globe "A-1" Product Milcoa Fresh Every Day 29c at all Rock Bottom Stores "Never a better spread for bread" NUCOA NUT MARGARINE OLEOMARGARINE THE NUCOA BUTTER COMPANY In the 16-oz. glass Blackberry ...40c Loganberry, Raspberry or Strawberry ...50c Fig or Apricot ...35c In the 4-lb. glass Blackberry ...$1.35 Loganberry, Raspberry or Strawberry ...$1.65 Fig ...$1.10 Blue Seal Matches, 2 boxes 11c Pronto Drain Opener ...55c White King Washing Machine Soap, small size, 2 for...25c Large size ...50c Milcoa Fresh Every Day 29c at all Rock Bottom Stores "Never a better spread for bread" NUCOA NUT MARGARINE OLEOMARGARINE The Original Is higher outside Los Angeles THE FOUNDATION, SUPPORT AND KEYSTONE OF HEALTH ARE PURE FOOD PRODUCTS. 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