oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-25

WORKERS HONOR BRIDE-ELECT WITH NOON DINNER NICE complimentary affair was tendered Mrs. Jessie Ford, a bride elect, by the office girls of the Union Oil Co., of Brea, Thursday noon. Ten girls, accompanied by L. A. Sails and A. O. Marsh, motored to Stearns camp where a prettily appointed dinner table was waiting for the honoree and her friends. The table was decorated with cosmas and pansies. After the dinner the girls returned to their office and took up their duties for the afternoon after expressing themselves as having had a most delightful noon-hour. The incentive for this affair was the departure of Mrs. Ford from the office today and was a farewell dinner. Mrs. Ford will soon become the bride of Mr. George W. Brown, of Fulerton. Both have a host of friends who are pleased to hear of the announcement. Enjoying the very delightful afternoon together were honoree, Mrs. Jessie Ford, Mrs. Martha Remp, Mrs. Genna Cryan, and the Misses Sarah and Clem Mattis, Jessie Maple, Mary Keekhan, Avis Coffey, Hortense Harkey and Blanche Elder. SUNBEAM CLUB TO MEET TUESDAY Liberty Court Sunbeam club will have an all-day meeting, pot luck dinner at Mrs. Lydia Small's, 816 No. Harvard street, Fullerton, Tuesday, March 28. All members are requested to be there. DINNER PARTY AT GUY HOME Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy entertained with a 12:00 o'clock dinner party yesterday for several of their friends. The dining room table was pretty colored with spring flowers. The afternoon was spent in a social way. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mitchell and daughters, Wilma, Jessie and Verna, Mrs. Jennie Jones, and son Ralph and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy and daughter. EVENING IN PRETTY NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schindler entertained a coterie of their friends. DINNER GUESTS FROM LOS ANGELES Mrs. F. H. Benjamin will entertain with an informal dinner party tomorrow when friends from Los Angeles will be her guests. Covera will be marked for Mr. and Mrs. Houston, Miss Houston and Mrs. Bryant, sister of Mrs. Houston, all of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Benjamin, of Anaheim. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: L. D. Lyday, Los Angeles; L. Madison, Los Angeles; Mrs. Irene Brown, El Paso; F. C. Clade, San Diego; F. L. Richard, Los Angeles; Bert Miller, San Francisco; Mrs. and Miss Baker, Whittier; W. B. Merchant, Covina; William J. Cook, San Francisco; Sidney M. Van Wycke, Jr., San Francisco; L. A. Scarle, Los Angeles; C. H. Martin, San Diego; J. J. Bruckshaw, San Diego; George W. Wadsworth, Los Angeles; Will Ratray, San Diego; John S. Stewart, Bakersfield. FAMILY GATHERING AT BERG HOME A family dinner party at the S. H. Berg home, on South Claudina, will be a very happy occasion tomorrow when it will bring together for the day relatives of Mr. Berg, viz: Mrs. Lena Berg and daughter, Miss Olga, mother and sister of Pomona; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Berg, brother and wife from Colton, and Miss Bertha Berg, of Los Angeles. The occasion of the dinner party will be the first visit of the relatives to the five-weeks-old baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Berg, tiny Phyllis. LOIS THIMBLE CLUB YESTERDAY Voting two new members into the club was the pleasant privilege of Lois Thimble club when the regular meeting held yesterday afternoon in Odd Fellows hall occurred. After a short business meeting, a program of interesting numbers was rendered. The ladies then enjoyed an informal hour over their fancy work, prior to the invitation to the dining room. Here a two-course luncheon was served from prettily decorated tables covers having been marked for thirty minutes. "YOUNGER ENJOYMENT" Elmer O'Connor gathered early ola Lensing, belle Kitchen Mitchell, Katia Ma Patton, Marie Noll and Berdrow, Eastwards, Ralph Jim Mattis, O'Connor Peck, Khost, Elmer O'Connor. DINNER Mr. and Mimi Elm street, wi at a family o'when the Meadow Nettleton wi nois will guest Ms. daughter, Miss and Mr. and Mimi Elm street are leaving so in New Jersey. CELEBRATE Two dozen gathered at the N. Olive street at a double at Hill celebrated anniversary at William Hill law of Charles acted as a farce are leaving so in New Jersey. The evening and singing and happy returns tended the bride... DINNER PARTY AT GUY HOME Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy entertained with a 12:00 o'clock dinner party yesterday for several of their friends. The dining room table was prettily colored with spring flowers. The afternoon was spent in a social way. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Mitchell and daughters, Wilma, Jessie and Verna, Mrs. Jennie Jones, and son Ralph and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy and daughter. EVENING IN PRETTY NEW HOME Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schindler entertained a coterie of their friends last evening at their pretty new home on Cerritos avenue. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing five hundred, two tables being used. The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Webb for the firsts, and Mrs. Tomblin and Mr. Tomblin, the consolations. After the games, Mrs. Schindler served a dainty collation. Playing last evening were the Messrs. and Mesdames F. Anderson, Clyde Wobb, M. Tomblin, and Henry Schindler, the host and hostess. YOUNG GIRL ENTERTAINS A group of the young folks responded to an invitation issued by Miss June Borchert to spend Friday evening at her home. Seven of her school chums enjoyed the delightful evening with music, dancing and playing games. One of the delightful amusements of the evening was the taffy-pull which they engaged in. In the late evening other dainty refreshments were served. Spending the evening with Miss Borchert were the Misses Patricia Wood, Doris Wilson, Lois Wilson, Verna Mitchell, Hedwig Greeley, Thelma Guy, and Arline Pieper. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank the friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness during the illness and death of our father, Henry Hilker. HENRY HILKER, JR. MATILDA HILKER CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our gratitude to the many kind friends and neighbors who gave us their help and sympathy in the sudden loss of our beloved wife and mother. MR. J. E. COYNER HELEN M. COYNER LOIS THIMBLE CLUB YESTERDAY Voting two new members into the club was the pleasant privilege of Lois Thimble club when the regular meeting held yesterday afternoon in Odd Fellows hall occurred. After a short business meeting, a program of interesting numbers was rendered. The ladies then enjoyed an informal hour over their fancy work, prior to the invitation to the dining room. Here a two-course luncheon was served from prettily decorated tables covers having been marked for thirty-five ladies. The hostesses of the afternoon were the Mesdames George Chambers, Fred Garrison and E. B. Johnson. SEWING BEE ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. J. M. Casey invited a number of her friends in for the afternoon on Thursday to help her celebrate her birthday anniversary. The guests brought their sewing and this inter-spersed with conversation and music, made the afternoon pass all too quickly. From a prettily trimmed dining table pink and lavender colors the hostess served a dainty two-course luncheon. Places were laid for the Mmes. Fred, Mickle, Herman Backs, C.W. Martin, C.H. Renner, R.H.Seale, F.D.Morley, Charles Squier, of Olive, L.Hunger and the hostess, Mrs.Casey. REORGANIZE MEN'S CLASS A reorganization of the Men's class of the First Presbyterian church was affected last evening when a large number of the men of the congregation gathered for the purpose in the church at 7:30. A short constitution was adopted, and election of officers resulted in the following choices: president, Mr.W. Williams; vice president, L.E.Miller, secretary-treasurer A.E.Hargrove. It was also voted to arrange a membership contest with the Women's class, which will continue three weeks. The decision will result in a very happy celebration of the victory, no matter to whom it may belong, and both classes are sure to enter energetically into the race. Mrs. Ben Baxter is in Riverside for several days, where she was called Thursday by the severe illness of her brother, Mr.John McCuen. CELEBRATE Two dozen gathered at the N.Olive street at a double at Hill celebrate anniversary at William Hill law of Charles acted as a farce are leaving so in New Jersey.The evening and singing ad happy returns tended the bride years.In th ements were s ANNOUND WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANSOLE DISTI ANNOUNCE WE TAKE, PLEASURE IN AN SOLE DISTRICT Associated IN THE TERRITORIES SO ANGELES AND ENTIRI Associated More Miles To A STRAIGHT RUN REFINED GASOLINE ACCOMPANYING ASSOCIATED GASOLINE ARE THE SULPHO COMPOUNDS) AND OTHER Anal M. J. LONG Phone 7271 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OPENINGS Lodges Churches JEWESSTS yesterday in Angles; Mrs. Irene Angles; Mrs. and B. Mer-Cook, San Ysuec Jr.; Los Angeles; J. J. Aniego; J. J. George; W. Will Rat Stewart; T BERG the S. H. dina, will tomorrow for the viz; Mrs. Miss Olga; Mr. another and Ms. Bertha T ETERDAY into the privilege of the regular afternoon in After a program of rendered, informal prior to room, son was used tables for this YOUNGER SET" ENJOYS PARTY AT FRIEND'S HOME ELMER CLABAUGH was the gracious host last evening to a number of his friends at his home on S. Olive street. The guests gathered early in the evening and until the time they departed for their homes they enjoyed one round of fun after another. Games both indoors and out were played and at a late hour Mrs. Clabaugh served dainty refreshments to the guests. Participating in the delightful affair last evening were the Misses Viola Lensing, Loraine Ingram, Maybelle Kitchen, Jessie and Wilma Mitchell, Katherine Montenyolh, Deima Patton, Clara Bamesberger and Marie Noll and the Messrs. Elmer Berdrow, Earl Degryse, Lewis Edwards, Ralph Jones, Donald Pannier, Jim Mattis, Charley Bustamente, Veron Peck, Kenneth Warner and the host, Elmer Clabaugh. DINNER FOR EASTERNERS Mr. and Mrs. George Barnott, of Elm street, will be host and hostess at a family dinner party tomorrow, when the Messrs Luther and Lucias Nettleton, winter visitors from Illinois, will be the complimented guests. Mrs. James Edmunds and daughter, Miss Ruble, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fivecoat and baby daughter, will complete the company of relatives. CELEBRATE TWO EVENTS Two dozen friends and relatives gathered at the Charles Hill home on N. Olive street last evening, as guests at a double affair. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hill celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary and as Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, brother and sister-in-law of Charles Hill, the party also acted as a farewell. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are leaving soon to make their home in New Jersey. The evening was spent with music and singing and conversation. Many happy returns of the day were extended the bride and groom of thirty LATIN CLASS OF LOCAL HI SCHOOL GOES VISITING THE twenty-eight members and friends of "Sodalitas Hillara," the classical club of the local high school, returned from Hollywood high school with great appreciation of the artistic production given by the Latin department. The atmosphere was Greek, including a Greek "Spring," and the comedy, "Palaestra," adapted from the "Rudens of Platius." Those who enjoyed the festival were: the Misses Mary Kane, Dorothy Bishop, Margaret McOmie, Eva Wilburn, Tillie Puls, Lucille Burgess, Lillian Hartfield, Katherine Carner, Elizabeth Schweinfest, Catherine Boege, Inez Morris, Adelaide Osborne, Alberta Priddy, Marguerite Twinem, Charileen Smith, Constance Williams, Nettie and Myrtle Owen; the Messrs Paul Dickman, John Shea, Fred Winters, Maurice Pierce, Carl Vin Grueningen, Mr. Punkin, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Carner. They all realize more than ever before, the educational and cultural influence of such an The Spring Festival, to be given at the high school here on the evening of April seventh. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Benjamin and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evans attended the performance Thursday evening in Los Angeles, of "The Return of Peter Grimm," in which David Warfield is starring. Mrs. E. E. Smith has returned from a short visit with friends in Los Angeles. Mrs. George Penilley entertained several friends at dinner yesterday. They were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Larimer, and Mr. and Mrs. Elec Kelcey, of Bellflower. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis, of Buena Park were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rukii. This evening the four of them will enjoy a trip to Long Beach to the theatre, and later they will attend a dance. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Waite are anticipating a week-end visit from their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Waite, little daughter, Helen, of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Wheeler and two daughters, Rose and Naomi, will go to Los Angeles to visit over Sunday with Mr. Wheeler's aunt, Miss Amy Wheeler. A reunion of former Davenport, Iowa, friends occurred recently when Mr. and Mrs. George Meetsi and Mr. Cypress News CYPRESS, March 25.-(Spl.) M.M.Carpenter has some real buys in small acreage in the Miller tract: The acre and two-acre tracts are the popular sellers at present and Miller tract combines the convenences of gas, electricity and water with good soil. The location is the best in this section, fronting on Lincoln-ave and less than a quarter mile from the P.E station. Bonds are voted and sold for the erection of a new school house next door the tract on the west. Those who want two acres or which to erect a home can not find a better location or more conveniences. A petition was circulated and signed by all residentians living on Walker between Lincoln and Covel-rd also those that live on Lincoln beetween Walker-st and Moody-ave.The petition was to the postal authorities to extend Anaheim R. F.D.No 2,s as to give the people along said streets mail service.The only difficiety that may arise is that will have to retrace both streets If the petitioners succeed in obtaining their prayers it will be a great convenience to them. There is a little lady near Cypress town that is lonely and blue.A ceremtain young man has gone away.H may return when he makes his fortune.Let us hope that he does. Mr. and Mrs.W.Houts spend yesterday in Los Angeles. C.C.Smith attended a conference of superintendents of the county this afternoon in Santa Ana for the discussion of the proposition of using motion pictures in the school room. A number of teachers from the grammar schools attended the convention in Los Angeles today given by N.M.Palmer, of the Palmer Penmanship school.Mr.Palmer made a visit to the Anaheim school several months ago and interested the teachers and pupils in taking a course in Palmer method of penmanship. If it's from Witman's it's good. Notice of Special Election CELEBRATE TWO EVENTS Two dozen friends and relatives gathered at the Charles Hill home on N. Olive street last evening, as guests at a double affair. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hill celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary and as Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, brother and sister-in-law of Charles Hill, the party also acted as a farewell. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are leaving soon to make their home in New Jersey. The evening was spent with music and singing and conversation. Many happy returns of the day were extended the bride and groom of thirty years. In the late evening refreshments were served to the guests. City Briefs Mrs. and Mrs. W. G. Graham and Miss Lester Smith Louis Darling will go to Santa Monica today to pass the week-end at the home of Mr. Graham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Finley Graham. Mrs. Earl Beldon is ill at her home 610 West Cypress, with flu. Mrs. James Edmunds and daughter, Miss Robie, of Los Angeles, are guests for several days of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fivecoat and other Anaheim friends. Mrs. N. G. Berger of Bakersfield, who has been visiting for the past four months with her daughter, Mrs. Jack Hebson, of Anaheim has returned home. E. A. Clark of the Gibbs Lumber Co., has gone deep sea fishing today off the Catalina islands. Messrs. Beebe and Harrison went to Los Angeles today on business. Mrs. C. O. Hust is enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. W. M. Hauser of Illinois and her guest, Mrs. Kirschten. Mrs. Amy Hartwell of Los Angeles was the guest on Thursday of Mrs. R. L. Royalty. Arthur Snaaley of San Diego is spending several days at the J. D. Guy home. Mrs. Fred Scott and Mrs. H. J. Parsons spent yesterday visiting in Pasadena and vicinity. Charles Recknor is again about the house after being confined to his room with a bad attack of the mumps. August Welsh is very ill at his home on Vine-st. PIANO Bess L. Bennett 114 S. Philadelphia St., Phone 121J Wed., Fri., Sat. Interviews by Appointment WEBB REPAIR SHOP 35¢ RUBBER HEELS 35¢ CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND, Ladies Ask Your Dreamist for Chicester Diamond Brand Pills in Red and Gold statin loves, sealed with Blue Ribbon, Talking Jewel Art for CULTURE'S DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 28 years known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Notice of Special Election NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ON TUESDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL 1922, THE OBJECT BEING TO SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID CITY PROPOSITIONS TO INCUR DEBTS BY SAID CITY FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES: THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION BY THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, JOINTLY WITH THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, OF A JOINT OUTFALL SEWER; AND THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION BY THE CITY OF ANAHEIM OF AN OUTFALL SEWER. DATED THIS 24TH DAY OF MARCH, 1922. EDWARD B. MERRITT, CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM. MARCH 25-30-APRIL 3 ADVERTEMENT LEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THAT WE ARE SOLE DISTRIBUTORS Associated Products TERRITORIES SOUTH AND WEST OF LOS LES AND ENTIRE ORANGE COUNTY. Associated Gasoline Miles To A Gallon REFINED GASOLINE OF HIGH QUALITY NE ARE THE CYCOL MOTOR OILS (FREE FROM DESTRUCTIVE GROUNDS) AND OTHER ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS. Anaheim Oil Company Press News S. March 25.—(Spl.) M. Mer has some real buys in age in the Miller tract. The no-acre tracts are the pop- at present and Miller lines the conveniences of city and water with good location is the best in this tinting on Lincoln-ave and quarter mile from the P. Bonds are voted and erection of a new school door the tract on the west. We want two acres on street a home, can not find cation or more conven- there is circulated and sign- residentents living on Walk-Lincoln and Covel-rd, that live on Linclon be-er-st and Moody-ave. The to the postal authorities naheim R. F. D. No. 2, so the people along said service. The only diffi- way arise is that will have both streets. If the peti- ceed in obtaining their will be a great conven- little lady near Cypress lonely and blue. A cer- man has gone away. He when he makes his for- hope that he does. Mrs. W. H. Houts spent Los Angeles. With attended a conference students of the county this Santa Ana for the discuss-proposition of using mo- in the school room. Of teachers from the schools attended the con- los Angeles today givenamer, of the Palmer Pen- cool. Mr. Palmer made Anaheim school several and interested the teach- als in taking a course in good of penmanship. Wear of Battery "Revivers" Word "In the old days, gasoline economizers were quite in style with the get-rich-quick promoters," said F. G. West, of the local Vesta Battery Service Station the other day. "They were much more common than they are now. One could buy them in powder, tablet or liquid form and administer them in homeopathic or allopathic doses as he pleases—the effect was the same. There is nothing mysterious about pouring strong acid solution into a discharged battery and having it operate in twenty or thirty minutes afterward. Any service station can do that, but the normal way to recharge a battery is to put a current of electricity through it and avoid injuring it or shortening its life. The quick way is to pay $3 to $5 for about 25 cents worth of strong acid—and then suffer the consequences. West Bros. display a very interesting chart showing the ingredients used in 12 advertised "Revivers." For tinting call: 596W. WILL SERVE YOU WELL The Quality Storage Battery Service With a Smile Automotive Electric Co. Phone 155 234 S. 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