oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-16

REBEKAH SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION IS NOTABLE EVENT THE semi-annual Rebekah School of Instruction was held yesterday in Fullerton when that lodge was hostess, and was attended by a large number of Anaheim Rebekahs. Fully three hundred fifty members of the order were present and the day was one of particular pleasure as well as benefit. Several Grand Chapter officers were present, among them Mrs. Fannie M. Clancy, president of the Rebekah Assembly of California, who presided. Other notable women were Mary E. Pierce, vice president; Eola M. Cyrus, secretary; Stella M. Merick, junior past president; May Reynolds, warden; Fannie M. Lacy, past president; also trustee of the Rebekah Orphans Home, all of these being of the California Rebekah Assembly. District Deputy President Mrs. Mary L. Swift, of Huntington Beach, and past president, Ada Madison, other Rebekahs of high degree, were also present. At 6 o'clock last evening, Miss Beck, noble grand of Fullerton lodge, entertained these officers at dinner, with Mrs. Ethel Golter, R. S. to N. G., and Rose Goodwin, vice grand. Seven Rebekah lodges compose the district, which was paid a high compliment by the visiting officers, in that it is considered one of the first in the state, and it is with delight that the journey south is always made by them. The banquet served at noon was a sumptuous affair and was a happy hour or informality. After closing the afternoon session, a special assembly meeting was held, when the grand officers gave the degrees. Anaheim Rebekahs who were honored with seats in the meeting were the Mesdames Pearl Fergus, Marie Brunagin, Elizabeth Machleb, Frank Gates and Miss Elizabeth Mang, all past presidents. In the evening the Fullerton lodge conferred the initiatory work upon four candidates and the elaborate ST. PATRICK'S SOCIAL FRIDAY The regular meeting of Lois Rebekah lodge will be held tomorrow evening when a St. Patrick's social will feature the meeting. Refreshments will be served. All who can are requested to wear some sort of symbol representing the title of a book. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: D. R. Beatty, Houston; C. C. Mack, Hollywood; Helen B. Holland, Los Angeles; Mrs. F. Kasper, New York; George F. Nash, San Diego; F. R. Aner, San Diego; H. M. Hungate, St. Louis; L. Kendrell, Los Angeles; Charles Weinshenk, Jr., San Francisco; J. B. Overson, Los Angeles; P. E. O'Rourke, Maricopa; W. H. Marshall, Los Angeles; Theo. C. Kistner, San Diego; R. R. Curtis, San Diego; R. A. Lang, San Francisco; L. W. Corbell, Redlands; John H. W. Champion, Riverside; A. V. Ames, Los Angeles. MRS. JEWELL HOSTESS AT QUARTON HOME The Wednesday Afternoon Whist club spent yesterday at the home of Mrs. W. P. Quarton on N. Lemon-st., with Mrs. W. J Jewell as hostess.The prizes for the afternoon were won by Mrs. Neblung, Mrs. Martin,and Mrs. Quarton of Fullerton.After the games a dainty luncheon was served.Playing yesterday and enjoying the hospitality of Mrs.Jewell were the Mesdames Fred Mickle,Herman Backs,Minnie Palmer,, Carl Martin, Max,Neblung,Bob Quarton,L.Barnes,Thomas Dietrick.Wade Quarton of Fullerton Lee Leep,Len Witherill,W.P. QuartonJohn Johnston. ANAHEIM FRIENDS CONGRATULATE NEWLYWEDS A quiet wedding was solemnized today at Santa Ana by Justice Cox when Miss Avis Coffey became the bride of Arthur Bowen of Huntington Beach.The only attendants of the After closing the afternoon session, a special assembly meeting was held when the grand officers gave the degrees. Anaheim Rebekahs who were honored with seats in the meeting were the Meadames Pearl Fergus, Marie Brumagin, Elizabeth Machleb, Frank Gates and Miss Elizabeth Mang, all past presidents. In the evening the Fullerton lodge conferred the initiatory work upon four candidates, and the elaborate floor rites were performed perfectly. Later the officers gave short speeches of commendation, and the session concluded with serving refreshments. LOCAL GIRL MAKES PHI BETA KAPPA Included in the list of members elected to the Phi Beta Kappa chapter of the University of California are Lois Katherine Dwyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, who is a graduate student, and Willis D. Shay, of Fullerton, senior. Fifty graduate and under graduate students were elected to membership, among whom nineteen were registered from Southern California. Initiation ceremonies will be held Wednesday, March 22. Phi Beta Kappa is the leading scholarship society in the United States and only students in highest standing are elected to its membership. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. HAT DYES Three Kinds. All Colors. Heying Pharmacy "On the Corner" Anaheim Battery Co. GOULD Dreadnaught Batteries Recharging and Repairing 132 Chestnut St. Phone 108-J ANAHEIM FRIENDS CONGRATULATE NEWLYWEDS A quiet wedding was solemnized today at Santa Ana by Justice Cox, when Miss Avis Coffey became the bride of Arthur Bowen of Huntington Beach. The only attendants of the couple were the sister of the bride, Miss Agnes Coffey, and her fiancée. Mrs. Bowen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Coffey of the Graham Loftus Lease, and has been an employee of the Union Oil Co. at Brea for several years. Mr. Bowen is a prominent young business man of Huntington Beach, and it is there that the young couple will make their home after their return from a brief honeymoon trip. The young couple have a host of friends in Anaheim, who extend them their hearty congratulations. EBELL CLUB ENTERS RETAIL BUSINESS "Good afternoon, ladies, can't I interest you in our self-wringing sanitary mop?" This is the pleasant question with which Saturday afternoon shoppers will be greeted as they are going about their duties along the principal streets, by members of the Ebell club. For Ebell ladies are going to sell mops, and sell a lot of them. The effort is in behalf of the new club house, of course, and in the lobbies of Stroup's Market. Kitchen's Public Market, Lakeman & Renner, Falkenstein's and other places, two demonstrators with mops and buckets will prove the worth of their wares, between the hours of 1 and 6 p.m. These implements of cleanliness are of simple construction, reasonable price, and inestimable value, and the Saturday morning job of "mopping up" after the baking is finished will become a pleasure with one of them. From Farmer to Consumer Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anahelm DAIRY FEEDS J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Phone 794 Don't Buy Shoes Don’t Buy Shoes Until You Have Seen Lindsay’s Bargains Special for Friday Men’s Brown Calf Bals, welt soles and rubber heels; a good value at $7.00. Sale price only.....$5.25 Ladies’ One-strap Pump of brown kid with full Junior Louis heel, all sizes; a splendid value; on sale Friday for only.....$4.95 Come in and get acquainted with the New Shoe Store and incidentally with the new shoe prices. LINDSAY'S The Home of Foot Comfort Next Door to the Postoffice THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Lodges Churches RIDAY Nois Rebe-erow eve-social will reshment-an are re-of symbol book. BESTS a yester-Houston; Helen B. F. Kas-Nash, San-O; H. M. Drrell, Los-Jr. San Los An-copa; W. Theo. C. Artts, San- francisco; hn H. W. V. Ames. T QUARon Whist home of ome-st., is hostess-were s.Martin, On After eon was and enjoy-ies, Jewell kle, Her-er., Carl Quarton,ck, Wade Len- John John. GRATUblemized Ice Cox, came the Hunting-ments of the PRETTY LUNCHEON IN ELKS' CLUB FOR GOING MEMBERS NOTHER social function held in the new Elks club house was the meeting yesterday of the B. G. M. club, members of which live in Placentia, with Mrs. Ralph McFadden, of Anaheim, as hostess. The affair was a compliment to Mrs. E. C. Normandy and her daughter, Mrs. Henry Tuffree, the meeting being one week ahead of the regular date, that they might attend before leaving on March 22 for a two months' trip to Hawaiian Islands. The luncheon was a green and white luncheon, the tables-being arranged in a letter "U". Asparagus fern trailed the inner edges and yellow jonquils were placed at intervals among the feathery vines. Four courses were served, the service begin-ning at 1:30. A visit over the club house was of decided pleasure to the ladits, many of whom had not before been in the pretty building. Cards formed the entertainment of the afternoon, and the best players of five hundred on this occasion were the Mesdames Henry Tuffree, who was given first prize; Arthur Mann, second, and Herbert Sullivan, consolation. Mrs. Tuffree was presented with a book, "Brass," which she will enjoy on her journey. Each member of the club also had written a message, all being tied in a neat package to be opened on the steamer. Guests of the club were Mrs. Carrie Ford, Mrs. H. L. McLellan and Mrs. Joe Wagner. Members present were the Mesdames T. L. McFadden, Clarence McFadden, Percy Bradford, Fred Cline, Henry Tuffree, C. E. Normandy, James O'Brien, C. Palmer, Blattner, Berkenstock, A. Pierotti, Herbert Sullivan, J. E. Scott, Arthur Mann and the hostess, Ralph McFadden. PARTY FOR DEPARTING GUEST AUCTION BRIDGE WITH MRS. GARNETT Mrs. J. H. Garnett was hostess yesterday to the members of the Auction Bridge club, being assisted in her duties by her sister, Mrs. Grace Adkins. Luncheon served after awarding the prizes. BUSY FINGERS AT JOHNSTON HOME Mrs. C. P. Johnston entertained a coterie of her friends with a 12:30 luncheon yesterday afternoon. Place cards marked covers for Mrs. S. P. Bruner, Mrs. F. Dunbar of Fullerton, Mrs. W. Schneider and Mrs. J. H. Hazlett. In the afternoon the ladies were joined by the Mesdames Chester Bonney, Ed. Stockwell, J. Goodrum, W. D. Livingstone and A. V. Graves. A delightful social hour was spent with conversation and the sewing of rag rugs. In the late afternoon the hostess served a dainty luncheon. FULLERTON K. OF C.ELEBRATE A number of Anaheim people are contemplating attending the St.Patrick celebration of the Fullerton K.of.C.'s at the Fullerton club rooms on Saturday evening. The affair will be sponsored by the K.of.C. and St.Mary's society. No plans have been made for any complimentary program by any Anaheim society. Mr.Ford, of Los Angeles, will be the principal speaker of the evening. He was a former Anaheim man and is well-known here. A good program has been arranged and a record crowd is anticipated. YELLOW FLOWERS BEAUTIFY HOME With yellow as the keynote color, the decorations at the Mrs. Clarence Spencer home were lovely yesterday, when she entertained the Orange-thorpe Country Club. After greetings cards claimed the attention of the members, four tables being used for several rounds of five hundred. When tallies were compared Mrs.L.M.Gardiner was proclaimed winner of the first prize, Mrs.L.Alexander second, and Mrs.Horace Skinner third. All the ladies were presented with handsome awards. The luncheon table, to which the players were invited at the close of the games, was a pretty sight. Tastily trimmed with the bright yellow jonquils and greenery upwards. YOUNG MATRON IS GUEST OF HONOR DURING STAY HERE A NICE complimentary affair was tendered Mrs.G.H.Scholten, oatLos Angeles,yesterday afternoon at the home of her mother,Mrs.BenLenzing,when Mrs.Otto Lensing,andHuntington Park,and Mrs.Lensiinvited a number of friends overforthe afternoon.Mrs.ScholtenwillberememberasMissAugusta Lensingbeforeher marriage in Januaryof1921. The ladies spent the afternoon in a social manner with conversation and sewing.In the late afternoon thenguests were invited into the dining room where a dainty luncheon was served.Engjoying the afternoon to gether were the Mesdames R.PriceofFullerton,Dan Naugle.WilliamVan Booven,Lewis McPherson.E.HHeying,Henry Heying.Onie WrightGeorge King.O.T.Cailor,Roy BeathehousestMrs.BenLensing,andMrOtto B.Lensing. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs.Lewis Lindeman,whohave been spending some time at ther.J.C.smith home will spend theremainder of the week in Long Beach. Mr.aid Mrs.W.S.Cook andMrs.W.K.Foster of Altadena were guestyesterday at the J.C.smith home.The ladies are all sisters. Mrs.H.J.Schulte is confined adhome with illness. B.D.Johnson of Fullerton andH.C.Ruick left this morning forVentura where they will be goneforabout a week.Mrs.Ruick will spendthe week with friends in LosAngelesand South Pasadena. Born—to Mr. and Mrs.RoyC Bishop,519 E.Adele-st,a girl,weight eight pounds.Mother and infant aredoing nicely.The baby hasbeennamed Melba Loraine. Because of the demand for tractorsGeorge Dunton was in Los Angles today endeavoring to get hold ofjustone。Ordinarily,the he receives shipments in carlof lots.Due tothe big price cut andthe opening up o PARTY FOR DEPARTING GUEST The guest of honor, Mrs. Hanson, was very prettily favored yesterday afternoon when Mrs. H. M. Peterson, living on the Katella road, gave a St. Patrick's party as a farewell for her. Mrs. Hanson, who has been a winter resident in Long Beach, is leaving soon for her home in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Yellow was the favored color in decorations, acacia and poppies being used for floral beauty, and place cards decorated with golden rod and yellow baskets of candy were table trimmings. A two course luncheon was served late in the afternoon, covers being laid for the Mesdames Barton, H. B. Parsons, R. B. Young, W. Max Drake, J. C. Ward, C. C. Smith, S. R. Walters, Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. Peterson. An afternoon of five hundred preceded the luncheon. Mrs. Arthur A. Cohen and son Marvin, spent yesterday and last evening with her mother in Los Angeles, who has been quite ill for some time. TOWN LEAVES CROSSING BOWLING GREEN, Ohio, March 16.—Unable to move a railroad crossing which has resulted in several deaths, the little hamlet of Roucheton, near here, has moved its eighty inhabitants. The town is now located about three miles south of Perryburg on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their sympathy and assistance during the illness and death of our daughter and sister Mildred Doescher. F. H. DOESCHER & FAMILY. at Weber's Reprint Copyright Books For Sales Day 69c WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE Anaheim's Exclusive Victrola Dealer 112 E. Center St. Anaheim IRRIGATED In the heart of a proven grape distric DEFERRED PAYMENTS Full cash payments are not required. The terms are: $100.00 an acre down $100.00 end 4th year $25.00 an acre a year $175.00 end 5th year for three years. Interest on unpaid balance at 6%. A COUNTRY HOMES In a rapidly growing community between paved where ornamental border trees are fully grown, th and store facilities are provided and you are pla touch with the cities by the Pacific Electric, with daily, and by two steam railroads. There are 250 miles of concrete pipes in the irrig at Fontana adequately supplied by Lytle C Fontana Farms Company 406 Pacific Finance Building, Los Angeles ANAHEIM Elliott-Anderson Realty Co. 120 N. Los Angeles St. ORANGE Edwards and Phillips 108 E. Chapman Ave. FULLERTON H. H. HOUSLEY 109 South Spadra SANTA ANA J. A. Timmons 203 Spurgeon Bldg. BREA Culp and Sexton 141 S. Pomona STATE CONFERENCE COMES HERE IN MAY Word has just been received by Farm Advisor Wahlberg that the annual farm bureau traveling conference will come to Orange-co in the early part of May. Three directors from every farm bureau county in California will be in attendance. The purpose of the conference is to study the activities of the farm advisors and farm bureaus in the southern counties. Last year it was held in San Jonquin valley and the previous year in Sacramento valley. The itinerary of the conference will take in all So. Calif. except Imperial. "The Orange-co farm bureau will give the delegates a rousing reception," says Farm Advisor Wahlburg, "and a number of our field demonstrations and projects will be visited." The delegates are all dirt farmers. They will bring back to their respective counties a full report of the activities seen on this trip. These conferences have been of exceptional value to the farmers of the state, because they have given the delegates a broader scope of the problems confronting California agriculture and ha s brought about a closer contact through the farm bureau organization. Have you noticed the Frenchy effect of our Hats? We have hats that are different. We also have Pointex Hosiery and Formfit Brassieres. McDonald’s Millinery & Lingerie Shoppe We Do Hemstitching 103 S. Clementine Next to New P. O. ---Upon We Do Hemstitching 103 S. Clementine Next to New P. O. ----Upon Broad Shoulders of well dressed men you'll see Kustiner's $35 Suits. ON YOURS? KUSTINER'S ANAHEIM RAPES Spell Dollars For the Man of Moderate Means Figure it out for yourself. Irrigated vineyards in the Fontana district yield from four to eight tons to the acre. Last year grapes paid on the vines from $75.00 to $125.00 a ton. We charge only $450 An Acre For the Man of Moderate Means Figure it out for yourself. Irrigated vineyards in the Fontana district yield from four to eight tons to the acre. Last year grapes paid on the vines from $75.00 to $125.00 a ton. We charge only $450 An Acre Including Planting, Cultural Care and Water for 3 Years, for UNPLANTED VINEYARDS proven grape district within fifty miles from Los Angeles. ENTS The terms are: 4th year 5th year at 6%. The land is sold in parcels of five acres or more. Water is served through a concrete irrigating system, piped to each parcel. A large and efficient ranch organization operating successfully for fifteen years on the eighteen thousand acres of the Fontana properties takes all care of your vineyard for three years and there is no extra charge to you for water or care during this time. HOMESITE Aly between paved boulevards, are fully grown, the best school and you are placed in close vicie Electric, with its 21 trains pipes in the irrigating system applied by Lytle Creek. UNPLANTED ACREAGE with water, $300 an acre 30% cash 10% end first year 15% end each year for 4 years Interest on balance at 6%. Level land with border trees planted. Company A. Angeles MILLERTON L. HOUSLEY South Spadra NTA ANA A. Timmons Purgeon Bldg. ELLIOTT-ANDERSON REALTY CO. Gentlemen: Please send descriptive booklet, maps, etc., regarding Fontana Vineyards. Name Street City State