oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-29

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches FRESHMEN GIVEN SOCIAL COURTESY BY SOPHOMORES ONE of the gayest social events of the High school occurred last evening in the auditorium building, when the sophomores entertained for the freshmen with a reception. As the guests arrived they were met at the door by ghosts and ushered into the reception room. Although the party was not a masked affair, the decorations used corresponded with this season of the year. Corn stalks and pumpkins were used in the corridors and in the main room palms and bouquets of roses very attractively adorned the corners. When all had assembled, an interesting program was rendered. The president, Miss Florence Austin, gave an address of welcome, followed by a reply from the freshman president. Several readings were given by Miss Roma Tedford and Florence Findlay. The vocal solos given by Miss Elizabeth Donnelly were very much appreciated as were the piano selections by Florence Austin. The Manter twins, Helen and Hazel, played a duet on the piano which delighted the listeners. After this program a skit was given by several of the Sophomore class. The name of the little skit was Mrs. Jarley's Wax Work. The cast of characters in the play are as follows: Singing doll, Clara Keister; Patrick Henry, Henry Hodges; Mark Anthony, Allan Rains; Shakespeare, Paul Dyckman; Irish Peasant, Margaret Twinem; General Pershing, Carl Twinem; Old Mother Goose, Gretchen Schutz; Sailor Hobson, Steve Ferdinando; Mrs. Jarley Louise Keister; two assistants, Stewart Jayne and Paul Leuschner; Cleopatra, Inez Moore; Grand Opera Singer, Dorothy Eicholtz; Tom Sawyer, Hilsworth Billig; Hamlet's Ghost, Willard Findlay; Maude Muller, Frances Reed; two headed freak, Rosie Labourdette and Ruby Lemus; Ole King Cole, Fred Amsby. The skit is a burlesque on notables, and caused no end of laughs. The call was given for the line to form for the "roots" procession. O.E.S.WHIST CLUB MEETS YESTERDAL IN MASONIC HALL With Miss Freida JANSS and Mrs. J. W. Sackett as hostesses the O.E.S.Whist club met yesterday to enjoy their usual pleasant hour over cards. Using five tables, the ladies played with particular interest, Mrs. Wm. Jackson scoring highest; Mrs. L. Dahlman, next; Mrs. O. W. Fergus, third, and Mrs. W. P. Quarton, fourth. The party was held in Masonic hall parlor, and the two-course luncheon served in the banquet room. Napkins and score cards gave reference to the Hallowe'en season, and fall flowers centered the table. Playing were the Mesdames J. A. Clayes, H. O. Henderson, E. H. Metcalf, H. Hannen, J. P. Probst, C. E. Lacey, William Jackson, L. Dahlman, O. W. Fergus, W. P. Quarton, Eva Boyd, A. E. Schneider, F. W. James, J. Kellenberger, A. H. Squier, W. P. Webb and the hostess, Miss Janss and Mrs. Sackett. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: E. J. O'Brien, San Francisco; B. H. Grull, Los Angeles; Vere Stearns, Costa Mesa; Ethel Stearns, Costa Mesa; E. J. Chandler, Los Angeles; Earl Golden, Los Angeles; William Hunter, Los Angeles; Irma Palve, San Francisco; W.F.Jamison, San Diego; George C.Juett, Cincinnati; L.A.Chumweth, Los Angeles; H.O.Pratt, Los Angeles; P.D.Van Duyne, Pasadena; W.E.Kick, San Bernardino; F.A.Duragan, Los Angeles. NOTABLE MAN AT S8.MICHAEL'S The Right Reverend Bilishop Stevens, bishop condutor of the Episcopal diocese of Los Angeles, will be at St Michael's tomorrow evening at 7:30 to hold confirmation services and to preach. A cordial invitation is extended to all. TO DANCE IN OLINDA Members of the younger set of AnTHEATRE TAKE USUALLY THE first California of yesterdaJ.W.Truxaw of the WednesLuncheon was from two tastcentered with bearing seasonxaw then took fora theatre Nell Shipman God's Country ture was show passed a deck requesting eac but two black moved from t drawing the awarded priring for a prize received First Schneider, se Mrs. Truxa J.Schneider, F.A.Yungblu Mrs.W.A. chert and Mil hosts made. SENIOR PHIL The member not Sunshine dist White Te quiet and she querade party ning,the ba6:30.All whi to give in the Sunday mormembers of vited,guests. BUENA BUENA PA and Mrs.Cly Criffley and T the banquet at Stephens at on Wednesday Mrs.Elmcr visited in Ann Mr,and Mr the Flower at Thursday evene Flower shows Mrs.P.H.I SIXTEEN CLUB TO MEET Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger will be hostess Tuesday afternoon, November 1, to the Sixteen club. This club has not met for several months and the meeting is eagerly awaited. MEN'S QUARTET TOMORROW Rev. O. A. Hendricks, president of Pasadena University, accompanied by the University Men's Quartet, will pear tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Spanish M. E. church, on Oak and Helena streets. The program, which is an excellent one, is free, and everyone is invited. The entertainment is given under the auspices of Nazarene church. LOIS THIMBLE CLUB SEWING BEE BEE At the home of Mrs. Jessie Black on N. Lemon St., the Lois Thimble Club met yesterday afternoon. The hostesses of the afternoon were Mesdames Black Van Horn and Webb. The prevailing flowers for the color scheme were chrysanthemums and refreshments served were in keeping with Halloween. The first part of the afternoon was devoted to the sewing of marble bags and then the ladies did individual sewing. The members yesterday were the Mesdames E. F. Lomeus, J. F. Howard, Guy Pollard, U. S. Ameck, L. R. Webb, E. L. Fergus, Tipton, Dan Nagle, Frank Machleb, Geo. Chambers, W. C. Brumagin, Fred. Mitchell, Frank Gates, Wm. Gebert, Frank Simmons, and the hostess, Mrs. Black Mrs. Van Horn and Mrs. Webb. TWO-COURSE LUNCHEON SERVED Meeting with Mrs. W. T. McAllister yesterday afternoon, the members of the West End Country Club spent a very pleasant afternoon together. With conversation and embroidery work, the afternoon passed all too quickly. In the late afternoon Mrs. McAllister served her guests a two-course buffet luncheon. The rooms NOTABLE MAN AT S8. MICHAEL'S The Right Reverend Bilishop Stevens, bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal diocese of Los Angeles, will be at st. Michael's tomorrow evening at 7:30 to hold confirmation services and to preach. A cordial invitation is extended to all. TO DANCE IN OLINDA Members of the younger set of Anaheim and other Orange-co., towns have received invitations for the Hallowen dance which will be held in the Olinda hall on Monday, Oct. 31. The dance is under the auspices of the L. J. Heffner orchestra. During the intermission a Spanish supper will be served. A general invitation is extended to all dance lovers. WEDDED IN ST. MICHAEL'S A pretty two simple wedding occurred this afternoon when Miss Helen Everett, of Fullerton, was united in marriage to Ross B. Johnson, of Yorba Linda, Rev. G. W. Messias, rector of St. Michaels, officiating. The church was appropriately decorated with white carnations and white chrysanthemums for the occasion. Only the immediate relatives of both young people were present, among them Earl Everett, brother of the bride, who is connected with the Golden State bank in Anaheim. After a short honeymoon journey, they will be at home for the present in Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hitchcock and daughters, Helen and Martha, arrived last evening by motor from Tucson. With Mr. and Mrs. D. Hamilton Evans, they were entertained for dinner at the home of M. Eugene Durfee, with whom Mr. Hitchcock will be associated. The Hitchcocks are stopping temporarily at the Evans home. City Briefs Miss Evelyn Degryac and Mr. Billle Matter will spend tomorrow with friends in Pasadena. W. T. McCallister and family will spend the week-end in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Adams with friends will spend tomorrow in Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robertson of Huntington Beach will spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Abern. Mrs. M. Manter is confined to her home on account of a severe cold. All the members of this family have had colds, with the exception of one. Mrs. G. H. Galatoire and baby daughter Marjorie from San Francisco, are visiting Mrs Sara Nordheim, her mother arriving Friday morning. She will remain for three weeks. Miss Ethel Nordheim, who has been living in Long Beach for some time past, is enjoying a vacation here with her mother, Mrs Sara Nordheim, before accepting a new position in the beach town. Second Ha... TWO-COURSE LUNCHEON SERVED Meeting with Mrs. W. T. McAllister yesterday afternoon, the members of the West End Country Club spent a very pleasant afternoon together. With conversation and embroidery work, the afternoon passed all too quickly. In the late afternoon Mrs. McAllister served her guests a two-course buffet luncheon. The rooms were very prettily decorated with boquets of chrysanthemums. Owing to inclement weather and the illness of several of the members only the following were present: Mendames J. O. Reed, J. J. Omella, P. Meredith, H. G. Carlin, Fishering, Ida Dutton, C. E. Douglas, H. H. Hunt, Wesley Keys, and the hostess, Mrs. W. T. McAllister. GHOSTS MEET AT LA MONT Ghosts and yama yama boys invaded the La Mont home on West Charlottes street last evening in response to invitation from Master Victor La Mont to participate in a Hallowe'en party. The living rooms were mysterious and spooky looking with the decorations of pumpkin faces, witches black cats and then more cats. The games, bobbing for apples in a tub of water, was easy; every youngster securing his apple, but biting the apples from a string proved a little harder, and the prizes were won by Dorothy Ingram and Edward Olmstead, Frederick Vail was the lucky "last man" in Musical chair. A candy bean hunt was the source of much merriment also. Early evening, Mrs. La Mont treats to punch, peanuts, to ice cream and cakes. Rattlers were given to all, and a rattler immediately organized included sixteen boys whom responded ex-fifth who is ill. Theothy Mae Ingram, Er. Valerie Nolan, Alberta Vail, Char-Ruth Show, Edward Knox, Neil Beat, Jeff Schmalzer, Laodore Roberts Jr., Daniel La Mont, and Victor La Mont. BOY SCOUT LEADERS TO ATTEND MEETING R. E. Dye, Orange-co. scoutmaster, and Dr. Roy S. Horton of the Santa Ana Boy Scout council, left this evening for San Diego to attend the demonstration given by San Diego Scouts in honor of Dr. George J. Fisher, deputy chief Scout executive, and L. L. McDonald, chairman of camp activities of the national council. Fisher and McDonald will motor to Santa Ana with Dye and Horton to preside at the Scout court of honor award which will be held at St. Ann's Inn this evening. Fifteen Boy Scouts of Orange-co. will receive merit and first class Scout badges for qualifying in various Scout tests. Your merits may not be appreciated, but you ought to be thankful if your faults are not exaggerated. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA THEATRE PARTY TAKES PLACE OF USUAL CARD GAME The first social affair held at the California Confectionery was that of yesterday afternoon when Mrs. J. W. Trinxaw was hostess to members of the Wednesday Five Hundred club. Luncheon was served at one o'clock from two tastefully decorated tables, centered with chrysanthemums and bearing seasonable favors. Mrs. Truxaw then took her guests to the California theater for a large party to see Nell Shipman in "The Girl From God's Country." Just before the picture was shown, one of the usherettes passed a deck of cards to the ladies, requesting each to draw a card. All but two blackface cards had been removed from the deck, and the ladies drawing the remaining ones were awarded a prize; they literally "drawing for a prize." Mrs. G. W. Closom received first prize and Mrs. J. J. Schneider, second. Mrs. Truxaw's guests were Mrs. J. Schnelder, Mrs. G. W. Closon, Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mrs. A. B. McCord, Mrs. W. A. Dolan, Mrs. E. A. Borchert and Misa Ryan, who, with the hostes, made a happy octet. SENIOR PHILATHEAS BANQUET The members of the Philathea class not Sunshine Philatheas, of Methodist White Temple, will enjoy a banquet and pillow case masquerade party later, on Monday evening, the banquet to be served at 6:30. All who can attend are asked to give in their names not later than Sunday morning. The affair is for members of the class and their invited guests. BUena Park News BUENA PARK, Oct. 29.-(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Ritter, Mr. Glenn Crifley and Thomas Warren attended the banquet and reception for Governor Stephens at the high school cafeteria on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Ritter attended the flower show at Los Angeles on Thursday evening. Others to attend the flower show this week were Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Luzier and Mr. and Mrs. Garden Grove News GARDEN GROVE, Oct. 29.-The "500" club gave a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Butler last Wednesday evening. The rooms were beautifully decorated with lanterns, crepe paper, black cats and other Halloween suggestions. After a six-course dinner the evening was spent in playing "400." The following members were present: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Packard, Mr. and Mrs. D. Edmunds, Mr. and Mrs. H. Elmore, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pearson and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Butler. Miss Irene Jacques entertained her physical training classes of Anaheim high school with a Halloween party in the gymnasium room last Friday evening. Miss Ellen D. Blair, of Los Angeles, state secretary of the Loyal Temperature Legion, will give a chalk talk at the Baptist church next Sunday, October 30, 3 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited. The new county free library opened in the room adjoining the Garden Grove New office, Wednesday, Vernon King was appointed librarian at the board meeting Tuesday. Miss Dorcas Jacques entertained a number of friends Saturday evening in honor of Worth Alexander, of Tustin, who celebrated his birthday anniversary. The guests were told to come in "tacky costumes and Johnnie McKinnon and Martha McKinnon, of Santa Ana, won prizes for being dressed the funniest. The rooms were decorated with jack-o-lanterns, cats, witches and orange and black crepe paper. Guessing games and music were enjoyed during the evening after which sandwiches, apples, cake and coffee were served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Martin and family, of Santa Ana, and Mrs. J. Alexander and family of Tustin; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie McKinnon, Miss Martha McKinnon, Howard Hill, Arla Fern Collins and Jack Buck, all of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Eldon Butler and Mrs. Mary Jacques and daughters, Irene, Esther and Dorcas, and son, Roswald. Los Alamitos indoor baseball team defeated the M.E., church team by a score of 10 to 4, at the school grounds Tuesday evening. The same teams will play next Tuesday evening at 7:30 on the school grounds. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. D.E.Lone and Mrs.Minnie Smith, of Havana, Ill., Mr., and Mrs.Charles Schuler, Mr., and Mrs.Max Schackford and Mr., and Mrs.Fred Le兰d, of Los Angeles, and Mr., and Mrs.Harry Baxter and children Paul, Irene, Naona and Clifford, of Long Beach, spent Sunday with Mrs.K.S.Hendricks in honor of nasium of the high school Wednesday night. H.A.Lake,C.A.Emerson,C.R.Ler,Milo Allen,N.J.M.Woodworth,Fred Doepke,Ernest Fulsom and P.N.Larson attended a turkey dinner and meeting of the Associated C.of.C at the Palisades hotel, at Balboa, Wednesday evening. Mr.,and Mrs.P.M.German,Mr.,and Mrs.Fred Winters and son,Donald,motored to Redlands Sunday,and visited Mr.,and Mrs.A.Gerald Ogborn. Soule Ocrity has started the erection of a new house on his ranch,一半-half mile north of town.Homer Badenhamer has the contract. Mr.,and Mrs.S.E.Morris,Mr.,and Mrs.D.E.Lone and Mrs.Minnie Smith of Havana,Ill.,has been visiting Mrs.K.S.Hendricks this week.The drove thru in their car from Hayana in 18 days,and did not have a puncture of other machine trouble.The will spend the winter in California. Mr.,and Mrs.George Rolfe,Mrs.J.Cleveland和Mrs.J.T.WatsonattendedtheW.R.C.fairinSantaAnnesWednesday. Miss Everitt,Brenton.ofDowneyspentThursdaywithMrs.AmyGravesMiss.M.A.WinterwenttoPasadencThursdaytospendarawdayswiththedaughter. Mr.,and Mrs.W.W.BlairwereLosAngelesvisitorsTuesday. DavidMyers.ofSantaAns,vistiteninGardenGroveThursday. MissLulaHolmes.ofLosAngelesspentWednesdayatthehomeofMr.Mrs.Ermestimmerman Mrs.TownesandmotherofSantaAnswereviewingsofMrs.K.S.Hendricksthisweek. MissM.L.Millerwhohasbeenvillilisimproving. Mr.,andMs.Wackerly.ofLongBeachspentSundayattheWilliamTylerhome. From a girl's point of view,tobble to wear small shoes is a great feat. Watch This Space Buena Park News BUENA PARK, Oct. 29.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Ritter, Glenn Crifley and Thomas Warren attended the banquet and reception for Governor Stephens at the high school cafeteria on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Elmer Follis and daughter, June, visited in Anaheim on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Ritter attended the flower show at Los Angeles on Thursday evening. Others to attend the flower show this week were Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Luzier and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis. We are sorry to report on the slick list this week, Mr. J. F. Simpson, Mrs. W. B. Shaw, Max Teagarden, Mrs. Le兰德 Lewis and Jewell Cawthon. "Second Hand Rose", at Austin's. K—Stands for Knowledge Never drive out Until you are cern Of each road and route. The Information Bureau of the Automobile Club of Orange County is always at the service of its members. Maps and information on all roads and routes. If we don't know—we'll find out. Service in all lines that is our motto. And don't forget the Indemnity Exchange of the Automobile Club—It's always a help to our members. Insurance at one-third less than elsewhere. Why not make further inquiries today? AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF ORANGE COUNTY 519 N. Main St. Phone 452 Santa Ana CHEVROLET CHEVROLET YOU'LL HAVE TO Await Your Turn for that New Chevrolet —We are oversold and advise that you place your order NOW to insure early delivery. A SUPERIOR CAR —Balanced in power, strength and riding comfort. Not a cent of unnecessary cost has been added to the purchase price, while its cost of operation never burdens the owner with tire, gasoline and oil bills. A CHEVROLET COSTS LITTLE AND DOES MUCH Frank P. Taggart FULLERTON 121 W. Commonwealth Phone 555 ANAHEIM 206 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 490 C. A. Emerson, C. R. Lee, J. M. Woodworth, Fred st Fulson and P. N. Larturkey dinner and meetassociated C. of C. at the al, Balboa, Wednesday P. M. German, Mr. and Winters and son, Donald, Baldlands Sunday, and visitlars, A. Gerald Ogborn. y has started the erection ouse on his ranch, one-half of town. Homer Badene contract. Ms. S. E. Morris, Mr. and one and Mrs. Minnie Smith, I have been visiting Mrs. like this week. They drove car from Havana in 18. I do not have a puncture or in trouble. They will spend California. Mr. George Rolfe, Mrs. J. and Mrs. J. T. Watson at R. C. fair in Santa Ana Brenson, of Downey, day with Mrs. Amy Graves. Winter went to Pasadena spend a few days with her rs. W. W. Blair were Los ons Tuesday. rs. of Santa Ann, visited ove Thursday. Holmes, of Los Angeles, day at the home of Mr. nest immerman. es and mother of Santa visitors of Mrs. K. S. Henreek. Miller, who has been very ing. Miss Wackerly, of Long Sunday at the William dril's point of view, to be r small shoes is a great Yorba Linda News YORBA LINDA, Oct. 29 — (Sp.) Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bridge are entertaining the latter's mother, who came down from her home near San Francisco a few days ago. Mr. B. S. Hemis who has been spending the past six months in the east, is expected home in a few days. He will be accompanied by a daughter and her small son and they will remain during the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Knight and children of Huntington Beach visited at the R. A. Knight home on Wednesday. Several ladies of the Y. L. Woman's club met at the hall on Tuesday morning and spent the day sightseeing. A stop was made at the County Hospital where jellies and jams were left. The party then visited the sugar factory and enjoyed a picnic luncheon in Santa Ana. Mr. B. S. Holmes were supplmented in Los Angeles the first time he was there. The Yorba Linda Garage, owned by J. A. Buckmaster and sons, and the Y. A. Buckmaster ranch has been traded for a ranch near Monesto. The ranch contains 118 acres and it is expected that either Lloyd or Percy Buckmaster will leave soon to take possession. Ilans are not definitely made except that they will give possession quite soon. Mrs. Wm. Cochran has returned from a few days visit-with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Craig of Pensilva. It is understood that Hustleas Barton and Evan Stanley will go ahead immediately and finish the garage which they started a few months ago. Miss Leone Marshall of Los Angeles is guest at the C. H. Seamons home. Plant Bulbs Now It doesn't make any difference if the wind is blowing or not, you can plant these bulbs now and get a good crop of winter and spring flowers. Freezias ... 20c doz. Single China Lilies ... 50c doz. Double China Lilies ... 50c doz. Paper Whites ... 50c doz. Single Daffodils ... 75c doz. Double Daffodils ... 75c doz. Tulips ... $1.00 doz. Gladiolas ... $1.00 doz. Dutch Hyacinths ... $1.25 doz. The Flower Shop HOWARD E GATES 120 North Los Angeles Street Watch This Space? J. T. LYON REALTY CO. Los Angeles St. Phone 46 The Flower Shop HOWARD E GATES 120 North Los Angeles Street SINGLE SIX PACKARD Reduced $625. Now $2690 in Anaheim. What do you think of that? See it at 247 N. Los Angeles St., or phone 247 for demonstration. Alexander Motor Car Co. The FRANKLIN Prices Effective September 1, 1921 (F. O. B. Syracuse) buring Car $2350 Sedan $3350 Other types in proportion THERE is as much difference between riding in a Franklin and riding in an ordinary car as between walking on turf and walking on cobblestones. As much difference between the Franklin cooling system and the ordinary system as between no worry and constant care. As much difference between Franklin operating costs and ordinary operating costs as between one dollar and two dollars. As much difference between the Franklin cooling system and the ordinary system as between no worry and constant care. As much difference between Franklin operating costs and ordinary operating costs as between one dollar and two dollars. Light weight, resilient construction and direct air cooling are the Franklin principles that account for this. They give unusual results in every way. Ask for a demonstration. 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline 12,500 miles to the set of tires 50% slower yearly depreciation (National Averages) Bob White Company ORANGE COUNTY DISTRIBUTOR FRANKLIN MOTOR CARS QUAKER STATE OIL 125 S. Lemon St., Anaheim