oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-10

SOCIETY LODGES CLUBS CHURCHES NEW BOARD WAS ELECTED AT BIG DINNER LAST NITE THE OLIVE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION was royally entertained with a 6:30 chicken dinner last evening in the Olive Hall, when Dr. J. D Thomas acted as the host in his usual gracious manner. Seated at the table, which was partly adorned with seasonal flowers, were the forty or more guests. The main feature was the election of the new board of directors. Speaking and music was also enjoyed throughout the evening. The officers and directors elected are as follows: Dr. Thomas, president; K. V. Wulff, secretary, and the directors, S. Maxwell, R. Paulus, C. A. Palmer, M. A. Boretz, and H. H. Sykes. This affair was the annual banquet and the Olive Ladies Circle deserves much credit for serving such a delightful spread. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Linnartz, now of Anaheim, but former Olive residents, were guests at the banquet. BUSY CLASS MEETING The Women's Bible class of the Christian Sunday school met yesterday afternoon in very busy session at the home of Mrs. N. F. Ballou, on West Center street. A good meeting resulted, among the important transactions being arrangements for election of new officers. The president, Mrs. A. M. Morrison, was empowered to appoint a nominating committee, to be announced later. The refreshment committee, sonneting of Mrs. J. W. Belshaw and Mrs. J. H. Bell, served home-made cake and tea late in the afternoon to the indies, who were Mrs. Nora Crowley, Mrs. Clingingham, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. D. J. Pitts, Mrs. I. W. Polling, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. J. A. Walk. DAUGHTER GIVES MOTHER SURPRISE ON HER BIRTHDAY A VERY happy surprise was perpetrated upon Mrs. J. S. Swindler last evening when her daughter, Miss Ethel Wiley, invited a company of her mother's friends to pass the evening, the occasion being Mrs. Swindler's birthday. Engaged in the ordinary family duties of the evening, Mrs. Swindler unsuspectingly answered the door bell, and the surprise was complete. The guests enjoyed games and music for a time, and were later served with cake and ice cream, also portions of the birthday cake, which was one of beauty, with the word "Mother" in contrasting colors across the top. To make the occasion even more pleasant the guests presented the honoree with a pyre baking dish, greatly to her delight. Members of the Aid society and the Ladies Bible class and their families were the guests, among them being Messrs. and Mesdames J. W. Alexander, D. J. Pitts, W. J. Morgan, J. D. Wallace, J. W. Colling, A. M. Morrison, W. M. McClelland, Rev. Howe, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Mrs. N. P. Ballou, Misses Harriet Stinchfield, Adele Morgan, Ethel Wiley, and the Messrs. Fred Voltz, Wiley, Jack Morgan, and little Miss Dorothy Swindler. SURPRISE ON BIRTHDAY A few friends of the H. C. Ruicks came in and surprised them last night, the occasion being the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Ruick. The early part of the evening was spent in playing cards, with piano and viola music. Mrs. Ruick received many pretty presents as a reminder for the occasion. In the late evening, CHRISTIAN AT DUNTON FORCE INVITING a playmate afternoon, daughter of F.Dunton, was hostess at a fifth birthday. As the event mas season, he the young life gay with red nation which ropes and ores The favors almas. The birthday of all the chicks with yawning suitable color was sliding w cake was of well as delicie candles and from the table placed for five Spencer, Doron Phyllis Granat garet Stofel, Frazer, Mario and Elizabeth and the Master Alvin Lauterbue. ROYAL NEWS All members bors are required lodge rooms in Monday afterter will be an en el meeting, and business session day hostess w who are the Man May Tedler Mary Strong Emma Gust an GOLDEEN Meeting year Mrs.H.Hansen Golden West in which five enjoyed Prize Mrs.Cook and tias and holly son were used From a long PRE-INVENTORY SALE OF WICK'S DEPENDABLE USED CARS Every car is a real bargain at one-third down and the balance in monthly payments, not to exceed 12 months. New 1½-Ton Republic Truck and 2-ton trailer, 20 per cent discount off Los Angeles prices. 1919 Oldsmobile Six Touring, fine condition $625 1919 Oakland Six Touring, new paint, spare tire and cover, good as new ...$600 1919 Oakland Six Touring, overhauled, good tires ...$500 1919 Dort Touring, like new ...$425 1920 Maxwell, fine shape ...$475 1918 Chevrolet, good rubber, seat covers...$270 1919 Chevrolet, overhauled motor and chassis $295 1918 Overland, spare tires, looks good ...$200 1920 Briscoe Touring ...$350 1921 Ford Delivery, canopy top, side curtains $495 Two Ford Form A Trucks, at ...$150, $250 1921 Ford Sedan, all new tires, has appearance of new car ...$695 1921 Ford Sedan, demountable rims, speedometer, Hasslers ...$650 1921 Ford Coupe, spare tire, many extras, in A-1 shape ...$640 1920 Ford Coupe, two new tires, also spare, motor and transmission thoroughly overhauled ...$550 1921 Ford, overhauled ...$450 1921 Ford, new paint and motor, in A-1 condition ...$475 1920 demountable rims, in fine condition ...$425 1919 Touring, new paint, ready to go ...$325 1918 Ford Tourings, three cars to choose from...$250 Ford Roadsters, just the cars to go back and Messrs. Fred. Voltz, Wiley, Jack Morgan, and little Miss Dorothy Swindler. SURPRISE ON BIRTHDAY A few friends of the H. C. Ruicks came in and surprised them last night, the occasion being the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Ruick. The early part of the evening was spent in playing cards with piano and victoria music. Mrs. Ruick received many pretty presents as a reminder for the occasion. In the late evening, delicious refreshments were served. The guests last evening included Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson, of Fullerton; Miss Gale Pierce and Jimmie Thompson, of Los Angeles. GO TO S A number of set formed a motored to Loch to witness the Mason opener show the crowder the popular car Misses Dorothy Muriel Brenn Coons, Mrs. R. Heim, and Mrs. Carve. Misses Louisegomery, of San ENCAMPMEN The L. O. O. an important election of office siderable time for membership on December 2nd meeting the pbe conferred u The new offers high price patriarch, C. J. warden, Lewis scribe, Henry scribe, E. B. Joe Frank Summon Hill; trustee, CHRISTMAS P The Martez meeting Tuesday Emma Gribben it was with el tinsel ornament streamers and ate the Christmas Cards served ment,and print C. W. Osburn Mock second ley consolation eon followed tables being Christmas color Mesdames Van Pressaler,Bren Leusch,Groos,Gribben. XMAS PARTY The piano pu 1920 Ford Coupe, two new tires, also spare, motor and transmission thoroughly overhauled $550 1921 Ford, overhauled $450 1921 Ford, new paint and motor, in A-1 condition $475 1920 demountable rims, in fine condition $425 1919 Touring, new paint, ready to go $325 1918 Ford Tourings, three cars to choose from $250 Ford Roadsters, just the cars to go back and forth to work. 1917, overhauled, good tires $175 1916, overhauled, ready to go $160 1916, as is $140 1921, many extras $425 A dandy Speedster, with shocks $300 Buy today. We sold 45 Used Cars in November and 34 new Fords and Fordsons, simply because our prices are right. SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Wickersheim Implement Company FULLERTON CHIROPRACTIC —Is based and proved by results, that the vitality and activity of every organ, tissue and cell in the body are maintained and controlled by nerve force which is transformed by, the brain and sent out through the nerves to all parts of the body. —The only place where this nerve force can be stopped is pressure between the vertebrae of the spinal column, which is the cause of all abnormal conditions. Let me remove the cause and you will be well. Consultation free. A. C. FOY CHIROPRACTOR Fisher Bldg. Lady Attendant Anaheim CHRISTMAS PARTY AT DUNTON HOME FOR LITTLE GIRL INVITING a baker's dozen of her playmates to her home yesterday afternoon, Miss Barbara, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunton, was the happy and capable hostess at a party given to celebrate her fifth birthday anniversary. As the event is so near the Christmas season, her mother, who assisted the young hostess, made the rooms gay with red and green color combination which sparkled with tinsel ropes and ornaments intertwined. The favors also pertained to Christmas. The birthday cake was the delight of all the children. A large house with yawning chimney, all liced in mutable colors, down which Santa was sliding with his burdens, the cake was of unique construction as well as delicious flavor. Ice cream candies and the cake were served from the table, at which covers were placed for fifteen, who were Edith Spencer, Dorothy Berry, Eva Berry, Phyllis Gramada, Img Chandler, Margaret Stofel, Helen Stofel, Agnes Frazer, Marion Stroupe, Nell Harris, and Elizabeth and Barbara Dunton, and the Masters Wesley Lauterbach, Alvin Lauterbach and Edgar Barnes. ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO ELECT All members of the Royal Neighbors are requested to meet in the lodge rooms in the I. O. O. F. hall on Monday afternoon at 2:00. There will be an election of officers at this meeting, and after the close of the business session, the December birthday hostess will serve refreshments, who are the Mesdames: Ida Chapman, May Tedford, Florence Chandler, Mary Stroka, Emily Theffner, Emma Gust and Ida Mockes. GOLDEN WEST MEETS Meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs. H. Hansen, the members of the Golden West club had a very pleasant afternoon over the card tables, in which five hundred was the game enjoyed Prizes were found to go to Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Adams. Poetstias and holly for the Yuletide season were used for the decorations. From a long dining table, a deli food store continues to draw many patrons and many a housewife has stocked up her store room shelves with the canned and dried foods for sale. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: H. H. Hathway, Chicago; H. Maltz, Chicago; A. J. Anderson, Sierra Madre; James B. Dick Hollywood; L. J. Barber, Los Angeles; Conway Griffith, Laguna Beach; D. W. Smith; Los Angeles; A. Karsten, Milwaukee; Mrs. H. E. Marshall Yorba Linda; Harold Epstein, San Francisco. STAR FIVE HUNDRED YESTERDAY The Star Five Hundred had a very entertaining meeting yesterday afternoon at the E. H. Metcalf home on East Broadway, twelve members playing. Yellow roses and ferns were tastefully arranged in pretty clusters in several places in the rooms, exciting much admiration from the ladies. Absorbed in their games, the players were greatly surprised when the hostess announced time was up, and scores being totaled, showed Mrs. Ward winner of first prize, Mrs. Kellenberger, second, and Mrs. Metcalf third. Daltry refreshment was later served the guests again being seated at the small tables, laying were the Mesdames Clayes, Nowatny, Lybarger, Mann, Ward, Kellengerger, McHenry, Griggs, Hess, Quarton, Walter and the hostess, Mrs. Metcalf. CARD PARTY WITH THE BLACKS Mr. and Mrs. James Black of North Lemon street entertained a company of friends last evening at cards, five hundred being the game Mrs. Black had made her home wonderfully pretty with Christmas trimming and colors, sparkling tinsel holly, poinsettias and red and green streamers featured the seasonable affair. Several rounds of the interesting game were played and when they were concluded it was found that the prize belonged to Mrs. Van Horn who had high score. Luncheon was then served from prettily decorated small tables, and the good points of the game were reviewed. The guests were the Mesdams and Mesdames Newberry, Gordon, Keithley, Glelow, Mock, and the Mesdames Rose Van Horn; Eugene Adams, and Fern Weber; who with the host and hostess greatly enjoyed the evening together. GOLDEN WEST MEETS Meeting yesterday afternoon with Mrs. H. Hansen, the members of the Golden West club had a very pleasant afternoon over the card tables, in which five hundred was the game enjoyed. Prizes were found to go to Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Adams. Poetstias and holly for the Yuletide season were used for the decorations. From a long dining table, a delicious two-course luncheon was served. Playing yesterday were the Mesdames J. Cook, Wm. Houts, B. F. Houts, W. E. McCann, V. P. Bonnat, Theo Wagner, E. Boyd, F. Berth, E. Zulzmann, E. H. Adams, B. J. Dresser and the hostess, Mrs. H. Hansen. GO TO SEE "MACBETH" A number of the Anaheim younger set formed a merry theatre party and motored to Los Angeles last evening to witness the play "Macbeth" at the Mason opera house. After the show the crowd took dinner at one of the popular cafes. Included were the Misses Dorothy Case, Dorothy Decker Muriel Brehner, Jessie and Ruth Coons, Mrs. R. L. Ccons, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. C. L. Montgomery, Mrs. Carver, Montgomery and the Misses Louise and Gertrude Montgomery, of Santa Ana. ENCAMPMENT ELECTS OFFICERS The L.O.O.F. encampment held an important meeting last night, election of officers occupying a considerable time. Several applications for membership were received, and on December 23, the date of the next meeting, the patriarchal degree will be conferred upon a large class. The new officers chosen are as follows: high priest, O.T.Callor; chief patriarch, C.J.Mauerhan; senior warden, Lewis Strutman; recording scribe, Henry A.Mang; financial scribe, E.B.Johnson; junior warden, Frank Summons; treasurer, Oliver Hill; trustee, Burd V.Eebe. CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR MARTEZ CLUB The Martez club held the regular meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Emma Gribben, and a pretty affair it was, with elaborate decorations of tinsel ornaments, red and green streamers and holly, all to accentuate the Christmas season. Cards served the feature of amusement, and prizes were won by Mrs. C.W.Osburn, first, Mrs.Engene Mock, second, and Mrs.M.E.Keithley, consolation. A two-course luncheon followed the games, the small fables being proftily decked in Christmas colors. Playing were the Mesdames Van Horn, P.Peck, Block, Pressler, Bremer, Mock, Mang, Leusch,Groos,and the hostess,Mrs.Gribben. XMAS PARTY FOR PIANO CLASS The piano pupils of Mrs.C.A.Me- BRUN PHONOGRAPHS ANNOUNCE I wish to announce to the people of Anaheim exclusive agency for Brunswick phonograph plete line of all models and the full catalogue OP Cards served the feature of amusement, and prizes were won by Mrs. C. W. Osburn, first, Mrs. Eugene Mock, second, and Mrs. M. E. Keithley, consolation. A two-course lunchcon followed the games, the smallfables being prettily decked inChristmas colors. Playing were theMessdames Van Horn, P. Peck, BlockPressler, Bremer, Mock, Mang.Leusch, Groos, and the hostess, Mrs.Gribben. XMAS PARTY FOR PIANO CLASS The piano pupils of Mrs. C. A. McCullah enjoyed a most delightfulparty last evening in the social hallof White Temple. A clever musicalguessing game opened the program,the prizes being won by Miss ThelmaLakeman, of the Girls' division;Hugh Koeffer, of the Boys'; Mrs. J.C. Idlor, from the Mothers' and Mr.E. A. Davis from the Fathers'. A keen contest was then wagedbetween the girls' and the boys' clubs,the latter winning by three points.This was followed by the roll call ofgrades of all the pupils of the fourclubs. The twelve pupils having the highest grades were chosen to appear onthe recital program, they being NevaFay Gertes, Francis Rein, WilliamNewson, Romona, Peona and OrenaBever, Marjorie Husted, Pearl Fay,Cecil Harowitz, Howard West, MaxKnox and Katherine Anna McCullah.The Buster Boys' glee club sang twonumbers, which were enthusiasticallyreceived. Old Santa then appeared and delighted the hearts of old and youngwith his holiday gifts, apples andpopcorn. A beautiful Christmas treeand festal decorations added to theenjoyment of the evening. PIANO Bess L. Bennett 114 S. Philadelphia St., Phone 131J Wed., Fri., Sat. Interviews by Annointment CHICHESTER'S PILLS THE PIANO BRAND Chichester's Pillls is a pleasurable brandof music made with high-quality materials.Take us online: www.chichesterpillls.com SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE VALENCIA GUESTS Hotel Valencia yesterday; H. H. Hathway, Chitz, Chicago; A. J. AnderMadre; James B. Dick, L. J. Barber, Los AngeGriffith, Laguna Beach; Los Angeles; A. Karskee; Mrs. H. E. Marsh; Harold Epstein, San HUNDRED YESTERDAY Five Hundred had a very meeting yesterday afterE. H. Metcalf home on way, twelve members now roses and ferns were aged in pretty clusters in the rooms, exciting action from the ladies. In their games, the playally surprised when the unced time was up, and totaled, showed Mrs. of first prize, Mrs. Kelcond, and Mrs. Metcalf, refreshment was later servies again being seated at tables, laying were the layes, Nowatny, LybarWard, Kellengerger, Mcs., Hess, Quarton, Walter as, Mrs. Metcalf. WITH THE BLACKS Mrs. James Black, of a street, entertained a friend's last evening at hundred being the game, and made her home wonly with Christmas trimlors, sparkling tinsel, tittias and red and green featured in the seasonable affunds of the interesting played and when they heard it was found that the ted to Mrs. Van Horn, th score. Luncheon was from prettily decorated and the good points of are reviewed. were the Messrs, and Jewberry, Gordon, KeithMock, and the Mesdames Ern. Eugene Adams, and who with the host and only enjoyed the evening Friday, December 9, 1921 C.E.'S AT DAY HOME In compliment to the season,, Miss Marjorie Day beautifully decorated her pretty home on County road, for the coming of the Christian Endeavor society, the members of which were her guests last evening. Red and green were used in living and dining rooms, dark red roses in clusters on the tables, with similar entwining the electrolayers, forming the decorative scheme. A short business meeting was held, in which plans for the annual Orange County Christian Endeavor Christmas treat for the county home family was arranged. This will be given on Christmas eve., and a committee from the Placentia and Anaheim societies will supply refreshments. Games and music gave much pleasure, after which refreshments of ice cream mand cake were served. Miss Day was assisted by her mother in entertaining, the guests being the Misses Beth Walker, Helen Hunt, Ruth, Alice and Dwina White, Lamb. TEXT BOOK OF WALL STREET 1922 EDITION Contente History of New York Stock Exchange History of the Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York History of the New York Curb How to Open an Account and Methods of Trading The Art of Speculating for Profits Augmenting One's Income How to Secure Loans on Stocks Dictionary of Wall Street Terms and Values of Foreign Exchanges Lamb, Anita Herzler, Doris Hawley, them amusing in kind. A contest, was staged wherein the members guessed the number of seeds in a pumpkin. Mrs. Chandler came nearer to the hidden number; while Mrs. La Rue, asserting that pumpking are perverse things anyhow, was given the booby prige. 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