oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-09

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches RE-NUPTIAL GIFT MADE MISS DUMAS IN NOVEL MANNER HONORING Miss Sylvia Mae Dumas with a farewell shower and party last evening, Misses Hazel Withee and Florence Hammill were joint hostesses at a very pretty affair at the former's home. Miss Dumas is at present making her home with the Withee and knew nothing about the plans made in her honor. When the guests had assembled they quietly went up on the porch and rang the bell, which brought Miss Withee to the door. Here she was met with a chorus which shouted "Hello Sylvia!" The guests entered, and the merriment of the evening commenced. The early hours were devoted to playing games and a very appropriate one was played in which Miss Dumas was the "goat." Different utensils of a home were given in name to the guests. Someone was "it" and then she gave a little story which took in all the names and as these names were called off they had to get up and exchange seats. After this became tiresome and monotonous, the game was changed to "poor Pussy." After the forfeits were all collected the fun of the evening was to watch each other do the various stunts that were necessary to redeem their fortune. As Miss Dumas had as her task to redeem her forfeit she gave a very clever burlesque of a negro minister at a camp meeting. When this was closed, Miss Sylvia was presented with an envelope and upon investigation it was found to contain several lines of writing, which said go to the piano. After scouting around she found a paper with more words and a paper bill. Paper bills were found in various parts of the rooms and were accompanied by a little slip of paper which gave her the information where to find another. In the fireplace she found a rainbow and at the end of this were some silver dollars. Miss Dumas was a greatly surprised young lady. The present was given to her to use as she pleases when she reaches her home in Oklahoma. She is saying goodbye to Anaheim friends within the next two weeks, to go back to her home town, where P.-T. A. ARRANGES HOLIDAY TREAT FOR MEXICAN TOTS MEETING yesterday afternoon in Broadway school, Anaheim, P.-T. Ass'n, held a very interesting session in which they gave much time to discussion of plans for betterment of conditions among the Mexican children of the school district. A committee consisting of Miss Keuhl, community nurse, and Mrs. Niver, Mrs. Doyle and Mrs. Easton was appointed to have the matter in charge. It was decided to hold a cooked food sale Saturday afternoon in Schneider's market to raise funds for a Christmas tree for the Mexican children. An all-day meeting will be called soon to dress dolls and make other articles for gifts for the event. An attempt will be made to interest the Mexican mothers in the work. Mrs. Prince reported that the Community shop will be willing to lend its assistance in the work in every possible way. It may be said to the credit of the Community shop, it has already shown deep interest in the children, and the parents as well, and if only more garments were donated, could be of much greater help, as the clothing is sold for small amounts and the proceeds used as needed in the community. The treasurer reported $37.34 in the general fund and $69 in the state fund. A pleasing program opened with two songs by the pupils of Miss Hedstrom's second grade, under the direction of Miss Owen,Miss Alice Grimshaw, accompanied by Miss Gladys Campbell, very pleasingly rendered the solo "Remembrance," and "All for You." The meeting closed with serving refreshments. The next meeting will be held Tuesday, Dec. 13. CHAPTER I AS HOSTED GOLDEN YEAR ONE of the prettiest of several seasons today when O., met at the hotel Ward, on North Park to act as hostess at the guests being Oton, from two to three AB, of Santa Anna four, and Chapter four to five o'clock. The Ward home rained by drawn windows of large yellow graced the tea table nodding blooms all about the room. Greetings at the ed by Mrs. C. C. Charles H. Mann, line were Mrs. ident of Anaheim house guests, the Wagner, past state Bennett, Orange,ident; W.H.Wick lerton chapter, J dent of Orange chieftain of Santa Ana of Long Beach; O Beach; J.Lloyd M and R.B.Young, as escorts to the J. L.Van de Vee Manter, where Mr presided. In charge Mrs.D.D.Wayn Jr., and Mrs.F. the dainty little Misses Hazel in fluffy lavender. During the after composed of the M ton at the piano, lace, cello, and O discoursed several lightfully. The su affair was greatly scouting around she found a paper with more words and a paper bill. Paper bills were found in various parts of the rooms and were accompanied by a little slip of paper which gave her the information where to find another. In the fireplace she found a rainbow and at the end of this were some silver dollars. Miss Dumas was a greatly surprised young lady. The present was given to her to use as she pleases when she reaches her home in Oklahoma. She is saying goodbye to Anaheim friends within the next two weeks, to go back to her home town, where she will become the bride of Earl Emmeit Perry. Before the evening drew to a close many questions were written and then asked Miss Dumas, who had to answer them faithfully. In this way much of her past and future was revealed. Late in the evening delicious cake and punch were served to the guests by the hostesses, Miss Hazel Withee and Florence Hammill, assisted by Mrs. A. F. Withee. Those enjoying the hospitality of the hostess and joining in the farewell were: the Mesdames H. K. Boyd, Welcome M. Ward, Fred Scott, Art Kemper, Norbert Anderson, R. E. Campbell, Gus Prescott, C. B. Goodson, Roger Sherman, J. L. Moore of Long Beach, E. Voss Herrington, Emil Kestenholtz, L. M. Pickle, Sylvia Johnson; the Misses Ida Manter, Irene Reitnour, Harriet Muzzy, Carrie Evans, Evelyn and Lillian Degryse, Valle and Esther Pember, Viola Elliott, Vera O'Rourke, Mabel Duckett, Kalah Ames, and the honoree, Miss Sylvia Dumas and Mrs. L. E. Sutherland. T O ENTER ARMISTICE PARADE All members of the Women's Auxiliary are asked to meet at the Legion club rooms Friday morning at nine o'clock in order to participate in the Armistice parade at Santa Ana. If all persons who have cars available to carry the members will kindly meet at the same time, it will be greatly appreciated. Dr. J. W. Truxaw, Golden State Bank Bldg., Phone 341-J. Witman, Eyeight Specialist, at Weber's Of Course Your Little Girl will walk and Carriage from Santa Claus Xmas Morning He has stocked our Toy Department with est and prettiest assortment of these two many years. And for thoughtful buyers vised us to offer some Special Bargains. Doll Car A Doll Car swelled side back, creased finish, steel wheels and regular price $5. Five Santa Claus Bargains in We cannot describe them here, only ask in and see them. The special prices are $2.50 $3.00 $3.25 $5.00 for for for for $1.45 $1.90 $2.60 $3.85 Weber's Book & Music Buy a pipe—and some P.A. Get the joy that's due you We print it right here that if you don't know the "feel" and the friendship of a joy'us jimmy pipe—GO GET ONE! And—get some Prince Albert and bang a howdy-do on the big smoke-gong! For, Prince Albert's quality—flavor—coolness—fragrance—is in a class of its own! You never taste such tobacco! Why—figure out what it alone means to your tongue and temper when we tell you that Prince Albert can't bite, can't parch! Our exclusive patented process fixes that! Prince Albert is a revelation in a makin's cigarette My, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent And, how it does answer that hankering! Prince Albert rolls easy and stays put because it is crimped cut. And, say—oh, go on and get the papers or a pipe Do it right now! PRINCE ALBERT the national joy smoke THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CHAPTER BP, P.E.O. AS HOSTESS GIVES GOLDEN WEST TEA ONE of the prettiest society affairs of several seasons occurred yesterday when Chapter B.P., P.E.O., met at the home of Mrs. J. S. Ward, on North Los Angeles street, to act as hostess at a Golden West tea, the guests being Chapters Y, Fullerton, from two to three o'clock; Chapter AB, of Santa Ana, from three to four, and Chapter S, of Orange, from four to five o'clock. The Ward home was exquisitely arrayed in P. E. O. colors, yellow and white, yellow candles, tied with yellow tule bows, shedding the golden glow over the rooms, softly dimmed by drawn window shades. A basket of large yellow chrysanthemums graced the tea table, and the big nodding blooms were used generously all about the rooms. Greetings at the door were extended by Mrs. C. C. Smith and Mrs. Charles H. Mann, and in the receiving line were Mrs. J. S. Ward, president of Anaheim chapter, and the house guests, the Meadames C. C. Wagner, past state president, A. A. Bennett, Orange, present state president; W. H. Wickett, president Fullerton chapter; J. F. Kellar, president of Orange chapter; Lacy, president of Santa Ana chapter; Buschell, of Long Beach; Calloway, of Long Beach; J. Lloyd Moore, Long Beach, and R. B. Young, Anaheim. Serving as escorts to the tea table were Mrs. J. L. Van de Veer and Mrs. W. W. Manter, where Mrs. E.C. Rundstrom presided. In charge of serving were Mrs. D. D. Waynick, Mrs. Waynick Jr., and Mrs. F. T. Edmiston, and the dainty little serving girls were the Misses Hazel and Helen Manter, in fluffy lavender gowns. During the afternoon an orchestra composed of the Misses Ruth Edmison at the piano, and Frances Wallace, cello, and Otto Krestel, violin, discoursed several numbers most delightfully. The success of the pretty affair was greatly due to the efforts of Mrs. J. K. Langdon, chairman of committee in charge; Mrs. Harry Peterson, of the general committee on entertainment, and Mrs. Drake, chairman of the music committee and their energetic assistants. Fully one hundred ladies enjoyed the hospitality of Chapter BP, and the afternoon closed as "the end of a perfect day." CARD CLUB POSTPONED The regular meeting of the Order of Eastern Star Five Hundred Club will be postponed from the meeting date in November to the regular day in December.—Mrs. Quarton, pres. OUT-OF-DOOR LUNCHEON Complimenting Mrs. G. H. Gallatoire, of San Francisco, Mrs. Nordheim entertained a party of relatives and friends in Fullerton park yesterday, all driving over about eleven o'clock for a picnic luncheon. The pretty park made an ideal place for a day out of doors, and the luncheon spread was greatly enjoyed in a secluded nook on the grass. Remaining there all afternoon, visiting and doing light needlework, the party felt they had enjoyed a rare day. Passing the day together were Mrs. Marjorie Crawford, her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Nordheim, her granddaughter, Mrs. Gallitoire and her great granddaughter, little Vyonne Gallitoire; and Mrs. T. H. McClellan, Miss Nina McClellan and Miss Virginia McClellan, Mrs. P. Campbell, Mrs.Wm.DeSombre,Mrs.J.H.Latourette and Mrs.Walter Nordheim. LUNCHEON AND CHATTING AFTERNOON Yesterday afternoon was spent very informally when Mrs.Pugh entertained for the members of the Tuesday afternoon Merry Few club. The time was spent in the usual way with embroidery work, interspersed with chatter. Late in the day before the guests departed for their homes, Mrs.Pugh served a delicious two-course luncheon. The guests of the afternoon were the Mesdames Gus Prescott, Welcome M.Ward,Norbert Anderson,Fred Scott,Emory Kneip,R.E.Campbell,L.J.Davis,Miss Valle Pember and the hostess,Mrs.Pugh. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION In honor of her seventy-first birthday,a surprise luncheon was given yesterday afternoon for Mrs.J.K.Adams, at her home by members of her family and her friends. White roses and greenery were of Mrs.J.K.Langdon, chairman of committee in charge; Mrs.Harry Peterson, of the general committee on entertainment,and Mrs.Drake chairman of the music committee and their energetic assistants.Fully one hundred ladies enjoyed the hospitality of Chapter BP,and the afternoon closed as "the end of a perfect day." WATCH!!! NEXT SATURDAY HEYIN! The Following Popular Woodbury's Soap, regular Djer-Kiss Power, regular Phenolax Wafers, regular Pond's Creams, regular 35 Listerine Tooth Paste, regular Rubbing Alcohol,新 per All Chewing Gun，regular Phermos Kits,Fibroid,Cool Thermos Lunch Kit,Meta "Our Own" Cold Tablets,"Our Own" Cascara Healey Nyal Huskies,很 best Highland Linen Stationer Voile Linen Finish Envelop Angelus Linen Tablets,Hair Nets,cap or fringe,Hair Nets,cap,double me All 20c Cigarettes per cap All 15c Cigarettes per cap All 17c Tins Tobacco,each All 10c Cigars (50s)... Bottle Girl will want a Doll from Santa Claus as Morning Roy Department with the largment of these two lines for thoughtful buyers he has addied Special Bargains. Doll Carriages A Doll Carriage with swelled sides, reclining back, cream enamel finish, steel gears, wire wheels and rubber tires, regular price $7.50 $5.95 Doll Carriages in Dolls them here, only ask you to call the special prices are as follows: $3.25 $5.00 $6.50 for for for $2.60 $3.85 $4.70 Book & Music Store SURPRISE BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION In honor of her seventy-first birthday, a surprise luncheon was given yesterday afternoon for Mrs. J. K. Adams, at her home by members of her family and her friends. White roses and greenery were used generously about the dining room where the luncheon was served. Those present were Mrs. Adams' daughter, Mrs. Alwin Berry and daughters Alice, Eva and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Applegate, Mrs. L. Tomblin, Mrs. Jack Waltz and little son, Todd, J. K. Adams and Roy Adams. An afternoon of visiting and reminiscences with presentation of several gifts and messages of best wishes concluded the happy occasion. Congratulations ON CELEBRATION THESE ENDORSEMENTS FOR OUR NEW MODERN TIES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, AND ARE BEING SALES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY. "I have seen and had covery tractor in the field before been so impressed as with Cletrac 'F.' tatingly pronounce it to small tractors." JAMEE "There is need for a new to meet the new economy am glad to see Cletrac 'F.'" PHI The C "It is my opinion that ready and increasing machine, Cletrac 'F.'" Pres. Amer. Societie Engineers. "The description and..." a pipe— some P.A. due you! you don't know the py'us jimmy pipe— Prince Albert and ke-gong! flavor—coolness— ! You never tasted what it alone means when we tell you that arch! Our exclusive makin's cigarette! vor makes a dent! ankering! Prince because it is crimped the papers or a pipe! LBERT smoke TF CLEVELAND Mod“F” $925 JOHN B. L. W. ORANGE 311-313 Fifth Street It is my opinion tha ready and increasing m machine, Cletrac ‘F’.” Pres. Amer. Socie Engineers. “The description and w tractor certainly sounds JOHN B. Editor “The new prospectus s sounds fine and I am e with the new oiling sys make a big appeal to th DAN A ay the least, this r engineer ing standpoint, pieces of mach seen." Cletrac Dis ributor, ELIVER H COUNT Y Big WATCH!!! WATCH!!! WATCH!!! FOR NEXT SATURDAY'S SPECIALS AT HEYING'S PHARMACY The Following Popular Sellers Will Be Offered for Saturday Only Berry's Soap, regular 25c, Saturday ...19c Bass Power, regular 60c, Saturday ...48c Bex Wafers, regular 30c, Saturday ...23c Dreams, regular 35c and 65c, Saturday ...24c and 48c Tooth Paste, regular 50c, Saturday ...38c Alcohol, new permanent price, pint ...75c Drawing Gum, regular 5c, Saturday; 3 for ...10c Kits, Fibroid, Complete, regular $3.25, Saturday ...$2.90 Lunch Kit, Metal, Complete, regular $3.50, Saturday ...$3.15 Cold Tablets, regular 25c, Saturday, 2 for ...25c Cascara Health Tablets, Laxative, reg. 25c., Saturday, 2 for...25c Muskies, very best cough relief, regular 25c, Saturday ...18c Bed Linen Stationery, per box ...50c Finish Envelopes, 5-inch heavy weight, reg. 15c, Saturday ...10c Linen Tablets, unruled, reg. 15c, Saturday ...10c Bits, cap or fringe, single mesh, Saturday, 3 for ...25c Bits, cap, double mesh, Saturday, 2 for ...25c TOBACCO SPECIALS Cigarettes, per carton ...$1.65 Cigarettes, per carton ...$1.30 Tins Tobacco, each ...15c Cigars (50s) ...$4.50 (Revenue Tax Extra) A fair-sized Velour Powder Puff Free with any 25c Talecum. List from the paper and pin it to your shopping list for Saturday. Cigarettes, per carton.....$1.65 Cigarettes, per carton.....$1.30 Tins Tobacco, each.....15c Cigars (50s).....$4.50 (Revenue Tax Extra) A fair-sized Velour Powder Puff Free with any 25c Talcum. list from the paper and pin it to your shopping list for Saturday. Heying's Pharmacy Established 12 Years“On the Corner” “It Pleases Us to Please You” Gratulations CLETRAC “F” OUR NEW MODEL “F” CLETRAC BY NATIONAL AUTHORISIS, AND ARE BEING CONFIRMED BY VERY SATISFACTORY THE COUNTRY. We seen and had contact with almost tractor in the field, but have never been so impressed with any tractor with Cletrac ‘F.’ I would unhesiy pronounce it the final word in tractors.” JAMES R. FOUCH, Tractometer Co. is need for a new design in tractors set the new economic conditions and I ad to see Cletrac ‘F’ leading the ad- PHILIP R. ROSE, The Country Gentleman. my opinion that you will find a and increasing market for this new me, Cletrac ‘F’.” E. A. WHITE, Pres. Amer. Society of Agricultural Engineers. description and price of your new The Country Gentleman. my opinion that you will find a and increasing market for this new ne, Cletrac 'F'." E. A. WHITE, Pres. Amer. Society of Agricultural Engineers. description and price of your new certainly sounds most attractive." JOHN P. WALLACE, Editor Wallace's Farmer. new prospectus (of Cletrac 'F') is fine and I am especially impressed the new oiling system. This should a big appeal to the busy farmer." DAN A. WALLACE, Editor The Farmer. ay the least, this new model, from an king standpoint, is one of the most pieces of machinery we have ever D. M. BREAM, Distributor, Chambersburg, Pa. AND TRACTOR CO. LEVELAND, OHIO Model "W" $1725 DELIVER ED HERE B. L. WHEELER COUNTY DISTRIBUTOR Santa Ana, Calif.