oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-04

SOCIETY CLUBS CHURCHES HICKEN DINNER AT HEYING HOME THIS EVENING THE Henry Heying home on N. Lemon street, will be the scene of a happy party this evening, occasion being the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Heying. The affair will be celebrated with a 6:00 o'clock dinner and other important dishes will be a large angel food day cake and home made ice cream. Heying has picked some pretzels lillies from her flower bed and this with smilax will be decorative features. The after hours will be spent socially, and favors have been made for Grand Mrs. Wm. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Heying, Ernest Heying, and Mrs. Henry Heying. EVENING WITH CARDS Squire Villa was the scene of a merry party on Wednesday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Squire entertain a coterie of friends for a social evening with cards, music and congratulation. Five hundred was played, all which prizes were won by Mr. Mann and Mrs. Nowotny. After the games a luncheon was served, Play-rooms were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Nowotny, Mr. and Mrs. F. Tausch, Mrs. Gifford and the hosts and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Squire. TWO BIRTHDAYS IN SAME FAMILY ARE DULY CELEBRATED SUMPTUOUS dinner at the Durfee ranch, on Sugar avenue, marked the birthdays of Mrs. M. R. Culbertson and her grandson, Junior Durfee, and a jolly company of members of the family helped the honorees to properly celebrate the occasion. Master Junior had attained the age of one year, and is the only boy in the family to bear the name of Durfee. The one marring feature of his advent into the world, according to adoring California relatives, was the fact that his birthplace was Nogales, Ariz. But he has lived long enough to become a ruddy Californian. Both Mrs. Culbertson and her grandson were presented with many handsome gifts, and among the little man's number is a valuable ring, presented by Mrs. James Marvin Hitchcock. The evening passed quickly with singing and visiting, concluding an enjoyable party. Guests at dinner were Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Culbertson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Eugene Durfee and Junior, Miss Altnow, Miss Evelyn Durfee, and Mrs. Pauline Powell, of Long Beach, an anunt who is visiting for several days at the ranch. SIXTEEN CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY The Sixteen Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. J. Sackett, on Linwood, honored every member. ST. AGNES GUILD POSTPONAL The meeting of St. Agnes which regularly should have ended last evening, has ooen posed for two weeks, the date being 17. On account of the Girls' meeting, to which most of the belongs, in the high school last ing, the change was made. DON'T FORGET SENIOR LEADER The Senior Epworth Leader White Temple will meet tonight evening at 6:30, with Mr. P Anderson, leader. It is hop members who possibly can present. All other young people also cordially invited. VALENTINE PARTY POSTPONAL Regular meeting of the Eberle will be held Monday afternoon usual hour in the American hall. A delightful program has arranged, in the way of a child Valentine party, but the inadvertency of holding a children's party the hall was realized by the cotee, and the affair has been poed until a later date. The morning will be devoted to discuss the new club house. COLE DINNER PARTY AT DR. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Cole enter informally last evening with a party at the Elks' home. After dinner the guests returned to Cole home where the evening spent socially. Covers were laid Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.M., Mrs. L.A.White, Dick Cole as host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. Cole. NEIGHBORS PLAY FIVE HUNDRED Mr. and Mrs. B.J.Dresser tained several of their neighbor evening with a party of five hus High scores were awarded to Mrs.J.Sheridan.During the confections were served.P were the Messrs and Mmes.Loly,F.Borth,Ben,Dauer,H man.H.Efker,Sheridan EVENING WITH CARDS Squire Villa was the scene of a merry party on Wednesday evening when Mr. and Mrs. Squire entertained a coterie of friends for a social evening with cards, music and congratulation. Five hundred was played, on which prizes were won by Mr. Mann and Mrs. Nowotny. After the games a luncheon was served, playing were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mann, Mrs. and Mrs. A.F. Nowotty, Mr. and Mrs. F. Tausch, Mrs. Gifford and the hostess and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Squire. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. SIXTEEN CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY The Sixteen Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. J. Sackett, on Lincoln ave. It is hoped every member will be able to attend. YOUR INCOME TAX IS NOW DUE AND PAYABLE LET ME PREPARE YOUR RETURN SATISFACTION GUARANTEED G. B. BROWN INCOME TAX SPECIALIST Third Year in Anaheim—Phone 885 33 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Automobile Accessories Wholesale Distributor FOR Genuine Rims and Rim Parts McQuay-Norris Superoyl Leak-Proof Rings and Step-Cut FAIRYLAND LAST TIMES TO-NIGHT NEIGHBORS PLAY FIVE HUNDRED Mr. and Mrs. B.J.Dresser tained several of their neighbors evening with a party of five huns High scores were awarded to Mrs. J.Sheridan During the confections were served. Pere were the Messrs and Mmes. Loly, F.Borth, Ben.Dauser, Eman, H.J.Efker, J.S.Sheridan Nellie Wagner, Miss Margaret ser and the hostess, M Mrs.Dresser. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESSE Guests at Hotel Valencia year Included: W.F.Heydin, San Paul Herzberg, San Francisco; Selitz, Glendale; C.A.De Lew olulu; O.C.Wilhelm, San Fran w.H.Bledget, Jr., Redlands; Hohrer, Los Angeles; F.B.Gil San Francisco; W.E.Sheddi Angles; A.J.McMullaw, Los les; A.B.Weider, Minn.; Kranz,Los Angeles; Ralph M patrick, Oskaloosa; N.M.Go San Diego; Beatrice C.Daisy Angeles; Lee Parks, Los An Samuel R.Blake, Los Angeles; Phillys, Long Beach; F.A.W Los Angeles. EASTERNERS VISIT IN ANA Dr. and Mrs.W.M.Hall or land; Indiana, arrived in Ana yesterday for an extended visit the latter's sister, Mrs.Sater son, 920 East Center street. Dr.Hall is a specialist in the ease of children and is taking a needed rest. Already they are impressed with California, and the present cool weather is e ngly pleasant in comparison temperature at their home. FOR Genuine Rims and Rim Parts McQuay-Norris Superoyl Leak-Proof Rings and Step-Cut Rich Steel Products Co. Automobile Valves For All Make Cars Douglas Dahlin Co. S. A. E. Specification Bearings Gabriel Auto Snubbers WENNO & BOCK EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO So. Los Angeles, Anaheim Phone 464 TO-NIGH DOUGLAS FAIRBANK presents "THE THREE WISKETEERS" Adoption, Costuming, Research under Edward Tweed Director under Fred Niblo Photographer under Arthur Edelson "All For One," One For All Here you will see "Dong," in genuinely great production an incomparable story—in which he attains the ambition of life. CHICHESTER S PILLOW THE DIAMOND BRAND Adoption, Adoption, Adoption Old-cheater's Diamond Brands Fille in Red and Gold metallic She used with Jane Rifton Takes no either. Beautiful design. Art for CHICHESTER S PILLOW. DIAMOND BRAND FILLA. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. The Orange County Plain Dealer MAGNES GUILD POSTPONED meeting of St. Agnes Guilh, regularly should have occurring evening, has been postponed two weeks, the date being Feb'y account of the Girls' League, to which most of the Guild is in the high school last evenne change was made. ST FORGET SENIOR LEAGUE Senior Epworth League of Temple will meet tomorrow at 6:30, with Mr. Everett son, leader. It is hoped all mrs who possibly can will be st. All other young people are ordially invited. ENTINE PARTY POSTPONED nular meeting of the Ebell club held Monday afternoon at the hour in the American Legion delightful program has been used, in the way of a children's' party, but the inadvisabilholding a children's party in all was realized by the commitdial the affair has been postponal a later date. The meeting will be devoted to discussion of new club house. DINNER PARTY AT CLUB and Mrs. Wm. Cole entertained rally last evening with a dinner at the Elks' home. After the the guests returned to the home where the evening was especially. Covers were laid for Mrs. Arthur A. May, Mr. and A. White, Dick Cole and the and hostess, Dr. and Mrs. Wm. EIGHBORS PLAY FIVE hundred and Mrs. B. J. Dresser enterseveral of their neighbors last with a party of five hundred. scores were awarded to Mr. and S. Sheridan. During the game plions were served. Playing the Messrs and Mmes, V. D. P. Borth, Ben, Dauser, E. ZitzL. Efker, J. S. Sheridan. SHOW TRUE NEIGHBORLY SPIRIT The neighbors of Mrs. J. Wilbur, whose home and all contents were destroyed by fire Thursday night, have presented her with many nice, new articles of clothing and useful houshold linens. Doing their share, as ever, the S. Q. R. store gave a ten per cent discount on all purchases made by the doners. Anyone wishing to lend assistance to Mrs. Wilbur, who is alone in the world, may do so by communicating with phone 745 or calling at 214 Rose-st. LEAGUE HONORS FRESHMEN The Girls' League celebrated the appearance of the new freshmen last evening with a party in their honor. The affair was a barn party in the gym room. The senior girls put on the amusements for the evening. Various guessing games were played and other amusements enjoyed. Miss Irene MaeLean was dressed as a man and caused much excitement. Chorus singing was indulged in by all. In the late evening, the committee in charge served hot tamales. CARDS AT OSBURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. C. Osburn entertained most informally last evening at their pretty home in the Nagle apartments. Cards was the entertainment feature, Mrs. Peck winning the highest score. Refreshment was served after the games, Mr. and Mrs. Bremer, Mr. and Mrs. Schoup, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Osburn, and the eight players participated in several rounds of the popular game. City Briefs Miss Callie Sparkes is spending the week-end with Miss Gerna Carney of Hollywood. Both are teachers at the Citron school. Miss Katherine Cravath is much better from a cold that has been City Briefs Miss Callie Sparkes is spending the week-end with Miss Gerna Carney of Hollywood. Both are teachers at the Citron school. Miss Katherine Cravath is much better from a cold that has been keeping her out of school for the past three days. Miss Edith Taylor spent yesterday in Los Angeles with friends. A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stillens and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnston and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome, Noll Stevens and Jeff? —What is most talked about in Orange county today? —Don’t you know! —Everybody has something to say about it. —Why! It’s the New Series of the Good Maxwell. The car for the people. Comfortable to ride in, easy to drive, graceful lines, low cost to run and reasonable in price. Let us show and demonstrate it for you. Turton & Lumsdon DOUGLAS AIRBANKS presents THE THREE MISKETEERS All For One, One For All here you will see "Doug" in a annually great production of incompatible story in which attains the ambition of his TURTON & LUMSDON Maxwell and Chalmers Dealers 142 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 32-J WESTERN U TELEGRAPH RECEIVED AT N. L. Pd. M. Eltiste & Son.. Orange, Calif. Effective immediately you are authorized to make a price on the 8-16 International Tractor and $200 on the and terms same as heretofore. The company will give a tractor for delivery on or before May 1st, next, a two-tractor and a three-furrow plow with each 10-20 tractor Chicago. A tractor harrow may be substituted in either Plows will be given free only with tractor purchased by Confirmation letter follows. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER M. ELTISTE & SONS Orange County Distributor INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS AND RAN CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim LAST TIME TONIGHT Mack Sennett Presents MABEL NORMAND in Mabel Normand in Mack Sennett's "Molly O." "MOLLY-O" The Splendid Comedy Triumph Motel Normand in Mack Sennett's "Molly O." "MOLLY-O" The Splendid Comedy Triumph STARTS TOMORROW ARROW FILM CORPORATION offers James Oliver Curwood's "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE LAW" One of the Most Virile Plays Ever Flashed on Any Screen Program Includes Other Great Features save, and her house guest, Mrs. Pauline Powell. Mrs. P. Capaso has returned from Los Angeles where she visited for several days with relatives. Mrs. James Nailor, of Buena Park, is the house guest of her friend, Mrs. Marion Elliott, in Los Angeles. Mrs. G. C. Robinson and children, Glenn and Barbara, of Ventura, are guests this week of the former's sister, Mrs. W. K. Suiter. BUILDING SAND AND GRAVEL JOHN H. HILE Anaheim Phone 893-W ANAHEIM FEED & Authorized to make a reduction of $230 in our list for and $200 on the 10-20 Titan Tractor—discount company will give to each farmer purchasing day 1st, next, a two-furrow plow with each 8-16 with each 10-20 tractor, absolutely free F. O. B. substituted in either case but no other implement. Tractor purchased by dealers for 1922 account. GAL HARVESTER COMPANY OF AMERICA, Received 7:20 A.M. MULTISTE & SONS County Distributors LECTORS AND RANCH EQUIPMENT