oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-22

MANY VISITORS ATTEND MEETING OF Y.W.M.CIRCLE THE Young Women's Missionary Circle, of Salem Evangelical church, had a splendid evening meeting with Mrs. Henry Ramm, at her home three miles west on Broadway, and the pleasure of all was increased by the presence of several visitors. The business session was an interesting one, and at its close the ladies employed their fingers in fancy work. Vietrola music and games occupied the remainder of the time and later refreshments were served. Members present were the Misses Ellen and Clara Sells, Edna Hochuli, Elizabeth Messersmith, Mabel Betz, Maude Livingston, the Mesdames W. C. Mauerhan, W. C. Livingston, George Schoening, J. B. Eaton, Carl Petter, Fred Link, Herbert Messersmith, Emma Luhring, Henry Ramm; the visitors included the Misses Wilma Luhring and Mildred Mauerhan, and the Mesars Samuel Betz, Albert Ramm, Carl Vetter, George Schoening, Fred Link, Herbert Messersmith, Chester Schoening and Henry Ramm. FOUNDERS' DAY OBSERVED TOMORROW The Women's Foreign Missionery society of the White Temple will observe Founders' Day Thursday afternoon, March 23, in an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. E. P. Williams, west Katella Road. Carls will be at the church at 10 o'clock for conveyance. A special program is being prepared and it is desired that all members be present. If possible, each member should bring either a bath towel or a bar of toilet soap, to be used in some foreign field. Covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Bring plate, cup, knife, fork and spoon. OFFICIAL VISIT OF GRAND LECTURER TO LIBERTY COURT GRAND Lecturer Mrs. Della Wiebers, of Santa Monica, made her official visit last evening to Liberty Court, Order of Amaranth, and expressed herself greatly pleased with the conduct of the rites of the local order. Mrs. Wiebers was accompanied on her visit by fifteen grand officers, maitrons and patrons. Among the notable present were Deputy Supreme Royal Patron McGinnis, of Los Angeles, Grand Marshal May McCormick, Grand Treasurer Mrs. Brown, grand prelate, W. D. Smith, and grand marshal in the west, Lulu Bell Taylor, and others. Six candidates were initiated into Liberty Court, they being Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Robertson, Lydia Howe, Emanuel Smith, and of Fulleton; and Mesdames Hilliard and Parker, of Huntington Beach. The twenty officers present were almost word-perfect in their work and won the praise and approval of all present. During the informal hour hot refreshments were served at the prettily decorated table. FIDELIS CLASS WITH MRS. WILLIAMS The Fidelis class of White Temple will hold the monthly all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. E. T. Williams, on West Katella Road, by invitation of the W. F. M. S. Cars will leave the church at 10 o'clock. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon, with a program following. So far as possible, each member is asked to bring either a bath towel or a cake of toilet soap for hospital use. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Dan H. Howard Hosting: The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the White Temple will observe Founders' Day Thursday afternoon, March 23, in an all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. E. P. Williams, west Katella Road. Cars will be at the church at 10 o'clock for conveyance. A special program is being prepared and it is desired that all members be present. If possible, each member should bring either a bath towel or a bar of toilet soap, to be used in some foreign field. Covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Bring plate, cup, knife, fork and spoon. MOTOR TO BALDY The Arnold W. Walker family, Mrs. Clara W. Gibbs and son, R. F. Gibbs and Fred Winters formed a motor party to Mt. Baldy Sunday, leaving early in the forenoon. They found snow almost any depth, from a few inches to three feet, and enjoyed snowballing and making snow men to the utmost. They drove to the end of the auto road, then hiked a distance of about two miles, creating an appetite which made the lunch they carried along taste like a Christmas dinner. They report the roads full of auto loads of pleasure seekers, and on the return trip, about five o'clock, many were making their way up. A few machines fere stalled along the road in the snow. WEBB REPAIR SHOP 35¢ RUBBER HEELS 250 E. Center St., Cor. Philadelphia The Fidelis class of White Temple will hold the monthly all-day meeting at the home of Mrs. E. T. Williams, on West Katella Road, by invitation of the W. F. M. S. Cars will leave the church at 10 o'clock. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon, with a program following. So far as possible, each member is asked to bring either a bath towel or a cake of toilet soap for hospital use. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Dan, H. Howard, Hasting; C. O. Wilson, Frankfort, Ill.; H. S. Walton, Los Angeles; George A. Blachaler, San Francisco; R. T. Healy, Perry, Minn.; Mrs. M. K. Wermerspeicher, Perry, Ill.; Lloyd Jones, Los Angeles; George A. Winney, Los Angeles; J. S. Dagell, Los Angeles; J. S. Wade, Los Angeles; Charles F. Adams, San Francisco; George H. West, San Francisco; B. F. Hurd, Sloux City; Lincoln A. Freeman, Long Beach. LADIES PLAY BRIDGE AT CLUB The Auction Bridge club was very pleasantly entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Edgar Hartung. A dainty luncheon preceded the bridge game, the prize being awarded to Mrs. Sears. Fressias were used abour the rooms and on the tables for their beauty and fragrance. Playing yesterday were the Misses Annie Ryan and Frieda Janss and the Mesdames Joe Carroll, Leo Sheridan, A. B. McCord, Ralph Maas, F. H. Houek, Harry Sears, O. A. Mullinix, Oscar Heying, Homer Ames and the hostess, Mrs. Hartung. FIRST SPIRITUALIST The Rev. D. Wilson will lecture and give messages Thursday evening at 7:30. You are invited. If it's from Witman's it's good. Window Shopping With Their Wives you'll see well dressed men wearing Kustiner's $35 Suits and $5 Hats. ON YOU? MRS. PEREZ The member club spent ye pleasant manne Lloyd Shrode afternoon over terspersed with decorations, M spring flower session, the collation to th included the derson, Fred Arthur Kem daughter, R ghther, Miss E R.R.Pembe club. Mrs. R.E. the club Tuesc POMONA V Mr. and M Pomona, pare realtor, have their son and muna,and had thought California.H Anaheim is q little better since looking thoroughly. Mr. and Mr wife, Mr. and will go to Lo attend the M INTEREST Mrs.Frank of town,near entertained th Following intings to her b of Wisconsin Chandler.of was opened events which call occupied the business h Fred Little surprise to th "served" laugh were amusing ute concerning at much inthe social worked on th concluded w buffet luncheers of the clie the Mesdame participating Chamberlain,Fergus,Ada and Freeman. CHILDREN A you'll see well dressed men wearing Kustiner's $35 Suits and $5 Hats. ON YOU? KUSTINER'S ANAHEIM STOP PAYING HIGH PRICES FOR SHOES Our highest priced shoes are now reduced to $4.85 10,000 pairs to choose from. Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OPENINGS Lodges Churches OF SPRING BLOOMS DECORATE HOME AT BRIDGE PARTY MRS. GEORGE DUNSMOOR was the gracious hostess at another delightful spring party yesterday afternoon, when she entertained with one o'clock luncheon and bridge. The color motif was pretty carried out in St. Patrick colors and in using spring blossoms as the flowers. At the conclusion of the games the awards were presented to Mrs. Adkins, first; Mrs. Manter, second; and Mrs. Downey; third. Spending the very delightful afternoon with Mrs. Dunsmoor were the Mesdames Joe Wagner, Charles Harbeson, Grace Adkins, William Chambers, J. A. Clayes, W. W. Manter, J. E. Baker, J. H. Garnett, Barney Hartfield, C. C. Lamb, W. B. Holland, Henry Adams, Bertha Lacey, Ella Lacey, J. C. Downey and Miss Hazel Lacey. EBELL DRAMATIC SECTION TOMORROW The dramatic section of Ebell club will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Newman Sanford. As two or three plays are to be discussed, with a view of production, it is desired that all members who possibly can attend the meeting. MRS. PEMBER GUEST OF MERRY FEW The members of the Merry Few club spent yesterday afternoon in a pleasant manner at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Shrode. The ladies spent the afternoon over their fancy work, interspersed with conversation. For decorations, Mrs. Shrode used pretty spring flowers. At the close of the session, the hostess served a dainty collation to the members present who included the Mesdames Norbert Andreas. MAMMOTH CHEESE AND LOAF OF RYE Here are some prizes worth trying for. Tomorrow there will be displayed in the window of the Sanitary Bread Shop on E. Center-st., the largest loaf of rye bread ever baked in Anaheim. At the same time, in the window of the Sanitary Delicatessen, there will be shown the largest Swiss cheese ever seen in Anaheim. Guesses as to the weight of the mammoth eatables will be accepted until Saturday, when a $5 prize will be given to the one guessing the nearest weight of the rye loaf. The second nearest guess draws the loaf. The one guessing nearest the weight of the cheese will also get $5 and the second prize will be two pounds of the cheese. There are no strings to the contest. McDAVID-MUNGER ENGAGEMENT TOLD YORBA LINDA, March 22. (Spl.) Among the attractive affairs of the season was the elaborate luncheon given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McDavid of Yorba Linda and announcing the engagement of their daughter, Ruth to Donald Munger of Fullerton. Their beautiful home resembled fairland in its decorations of dainty blossoms which were used in profusion. The appointments were charming in every way. Twenty guests wereseated at five tables each of which were decorated individually in one of the following pastel tints of pink, blue, lavender, yellow and green. The place cards were anyone may guess as often as he likes. If MRS. PEMBER GUEST OF MERRY FEW The members of the Merry Few club spent yesterday afternoon in a pleasant manner at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Shrode. The ladies spent the afternoon over their fancy work, interspersed with conversation. For decorations, Mrs. Shrode used pretty spring flowers. At the close of the session, the hostess served a dainty collation to the members present who included the Mesdames Norbert Anderson, Fred. L. Hayes, Gus. Prescott, Arthur Kemper, J. L. Davis and daughter, R. E. Campbell and daughter, Miss Esther Pember and Mrs. R. R. Pember as the guest of the club. Mrs. R. E. Campbell will entertain the club Tuesday. POMONA VISITORS LIKE ANAHEIM Mr. and Mrs. George T. Scott, of Pomona, parents of Harry E. Scott, realtor, have been the guests of their son and wife for several days. Mr. Scott, Sr., is proprietor of three thriving business investments in Pomona, and until visiting Anaheim, had thought his town the best in California. He has concluded that Anaheim is quite the equal if not a little better than his home town, since looking the local city over thoroughly. Mr. and Mrs. Scott, their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Scott, will go to Los Angeles Thursday to attend the Missouri picnic. INTERESTING MEETING Mrs. Frank Freeman, residing west of town, near the Garden Grove road, entertained the A. O. club yesterday. Following introductions and greetings to her house guest, Mrs. Reese, of Wisconsin, and a club guest, Mrs. Chandler, of Ball road, the meeting was opened. Discussion of current events, which are brought up by roll call, occupied the greater portion of the business hour. The president, Mr. Fred Little, gave a pleasant little surprise to the members, when she "served" laughs in a nutshell. These were amusing incidents of the minute concerning world news, and created much interest as well as jollity. The social hour when the ladies worked on their fancy needlework, concluded with the hostess serving a buffet luncheon, the following members of the club, with the two guests, the Mesdames Reese and Chandler, participating. Mesdames J. Idior, Chamberlain, Eygabroad, Brumagin, Fergus, Ada Dutton, Crone, Little and Freeman. CHILDREN AT PARENTAL LUCAS HOME A family dinner party at the H. E. Lucas home Sunday was an event of much happiness, when the sons and daughters and their children gathered to have a sumptuous feast with Mother and Dad. $30,$30 The S.Q. SATURDAY Best Loaf Are You A Q HERE'S YOUR OPPO Largest Loaf Ever Baked in MONSTER S CHILDREN AT PARENTAL LUCAS HOME A family dinner party at the H. E. Lucas home Sunday was an event of much happiness, when the sons and daughters and their children gathered to have a sumptuous feast with Mother and Dad. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Williams and son, Roffer; Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hunt and son Bruce; Mrs. J. L. Foutz, Mrs. E. W. Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lucas and three children; the Misses Mildred and Ethelyn Lucas, Wesley Lucas and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lucas. In the afternoon the younger members or the party enjoyed various auto trips, while the elders visited and talked over childhood days, as brothers and sisters will when gathered in the old home. Ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Safe Milk For Infants & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S. Avoid Imitations & Substitutes ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 15-ton Scales Anaheim California $5 Largest Loaf Ever Baked in MONSTER S Now on Disp TWO $5.00 And Several O Call at our store and see them on display and the one correct or nearest correct two chances. WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED S OUR Sanitary Bread Shop Prizes First ... $5.00 in Gold Second ... The Large Loaf of Bread Come in and make a gu SANITARY BREAD SHOP HANS LARSEN, Prop. Phone 474 WEDNESDAY, March 22, 1922 HAND-MUNGER AGEMENT TOLD INDA, March 22.—(Spl.) attractive affairs of the elaborate luncheon home of Mr. and Mrs.avid of Yorba Linda an engagement of their path to Donald Munger of Their beautiful home re-ryland in its decorations flowers which were used The appointments were every way. Twenty seated at five tables each are decorated individual of the following pastel blue, lavender, yellow. The place cards were guess as often as he hand-painted French ladies with maline scarfs in the colors matching the french bouquets which centered the tables on which they were used. The favors were rose cups filled with candles in the same dainty colors. During the salad course of the sumptious luncheon a guessing contest of important dates of the year was introduced which was followed by an invitation to the dining room for dessert. This room was a bower of beauty. The table was centered with an enormous pink rose from which radiated streamers to each place, each ribbon terminating in the correct answer to the question of April 26th which is the date set for the nuptial ceremony. The dessert of carmel whip with whipped cream and lady fingers in individual containers of hand painted flower pots each decorated with a spray of sweet pea blossoms added to the charm. The afternoon hours were devoted to "500" high scores being won by Mrs. A. V. Smith and Mrs. Raymond Smith and consolation by Mrs. Lealand Smith all-of Fullerton. Assisting Mrs. McKinlay was her sister and niece. Mrs. E. T. Thompson and daughter, of Los Angeles. George Arliss is seen again today in "Disraeli" at the California. It is the story of how a great statesman played on life's chess-board with the human pawns that sought his overthrow. "The Man From Lost River" is seen at the Fairyland. Also Harold Lloyd in "Never Weaken." Money is ten times easier to get than to keep. 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