oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-29

BRIDE-ELECT IS GIVEN SURPRISE BY GIRL FRIENDS TAKING her thoroughly by surprise last evening, friends of Miss Jane Easton, bride elect, who were members of the Girl's Friendly Society, went last evening to her home for a pre-nuptial party and to present her with a very handsome clock, which certainly will be given a place of honor in her future home. The honoree was anticipating an evening call from Miss Mickle and Miss Janss, and when the autos drew up to the door she was quite overwhelmed but decidedly delighted with the surprise. With visiting and games and a view of the pretty things in Miss Easton's hope chest, the evening was happily passed. Ice cream and cake were served, which the self-invited guests had carried along with them. The reunion of the members of the society, of which Miss Eaton was one of the most ardent workers, was a pleasant one indeed and participated in by the Misses Kathleen Loly, Blanche Mickle, Freida Janss, Lillian Bennerscheldt, Marie Hurtado, Elise Jeseurn, Clementina Backs, Helen Easton, Veda Walker, Katherine Hilts and the Madamnes Victor D. Loly, Ralph Maas, Clyde Webb, G. R. Meslas and Mrs. L. B. Easton, all of whom were either present or otherwise expressed their high regard and good wishes for Miss Easton. CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. CORN-WELL Mrs. C. J. Cornwell of North St., entertained yesterday for the members of the West End Country Club. The home was very prettily trimmed with red roses. Embroidery work and conversation formed the amusement for the afternoon. A most delicious luncheon was served in the late afternoon. Guesss CHRISTENING FOR BABY SIDNAM Baby Suvanne Harrison Sidnam will be christened tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Episcopal church by Rev. G. W. Messias. The sponsors of the baby will be Mrs. W. W. Hyde of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Wm. Locke of Anaheim, and Mr. R. H. Sidnam, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sidnam are the parents of the baby. Other guests at the services will be Mrs. T. J. Davis, grandmother of baby Suvanne, and Miss Opal Davis, an aunt. A dinner will be served at the B. H. Sidnam home at 1:30 tomorrow, and an informal reception will be held at the C. C. Sidnam home after the services. NEW THIMBLE CLUB OFFICERS The Lois Thimble club elected officers yesterday at the regular meeting which resulted in the choice of Mrs. E. L. Fergus, president; Miss Elizabeth Mang, secretary; and Mrs. Frank Borth, treasurer. Mrs. C. W. Hedges read an original story, "Kidnapping Betty," which was heartily enjoyed. After busying themselves with fancy work for some time, the ladies were served with choice refreshments, the hostess committee being composed of the Mesdames O. W. Hill, Frank Machleb and Gebhart. ELKS DINNER DANCE Another of the delightful dinner dances was given last evening in the Elks club, an elaborate dinner being served at 7:30. Dancing was the main feature of the entertainment, although the numbers contributed between dances by members of the orchestra formed enjoyable diversion. The "Black and Tan" furnished the dance melody, which was of enjoyable kind, and the participants reluctantly donned hats and wraps for home at midnight. Punch was served throughout the evening. IMPORTANT CLUB MEETING THE twenty-tion of C of Women Wednesday in touching to the wide range of delegates, as m are keeping open Women's club opening reception when an elbow heard. Governor Steward speaker of the notable club wished the welcoming Mrs. Henry T. The Wa-Wan annual Helen at Southwest ternoon. The William Ernest of the music Highland Park dre Women's with an afterhand land Park club the museum where state and district Musicical eing that aftercloicity affair p.m. Thursday even and Matinee N parties will al affair in E for the delegation Friday afternoon club and Shakespeare clu nual Modjeska "The Merry W which Frederic nipero of the logize Modjeska time coach of Going to Elmo noon, the club Anderson fess with motor an CLUB MEETS WITH MRS. CORNWELL Mrs. C. J. Cornwell of North St., entertained yesterday for the members of the West End Country Club. The home was very prettily trimmed with red roses. Embroidery work and conversation formed the amusement for the afternoon. A most delicious luncheon was served in the late afternoon. Guests of Mrs. Cornwell included the Madames George Robman, W. T. McAllister, F. H. Wessler, Frank Merdith, A. F. Fishering, F. K. Day, J. H. Ritchie, H. G. Carlin, Gregg, John Eells, S. Hayton, of Los Angeles, and Miss Alice Cornwell. MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY We are moving on April 11 from our office over the S. Q. R. Store to 179 West Center street. DR. W.R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALIF. Another of the delightful dinner dances was given last evening in the Elks club, an elaborate dinner being served at 7:30. Dancing was the main feature of the entertainment, although the numbers contributed between dances by members of the orchestra formed enjoyable diversion. The "Black and Tan" furnished the dance melody, which was of enjoyable kind, and the participants reluctantly donned hats and wraps for home at midnight. Punch was served throughout the evening. IMPORTANT CLUB MEETING Executives of the Ebell club meeting yesterday, discussed several important matters which will come up Monday afternoon. The by-laws committee, Mrs. Ida Dutton, chairman, is requested to meet at 1:30 for business to be completed before the regular meeting of the club, called for 2 o'clock. It is urgently requested that all club members be present at Monday's meeting to lend their voice to vital questions to be brought up. It is probable that delegates to the state federation will be appointed at this time. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ritchie are now settled in their home on County-rd., which has just been completed. The house is a seven-room hollow tile bungalow of Spanish architecture, outer walls of white plaster, with spacious porches. The interior finish is in exquisite taste, the two living rooms, one of which is 14x27 feet, in French grey, the kitchen in white enamel and the sleeping rooms in pale color. The bath room is a model of convenience and beauty, with its tile walls and floor, and handsome fixtures. The lawns and flowers are now receiving consideration, which, when well started, will make a lovely setting for the pretty typically Californian home. High School Auditorium WEDNESDAY, May 17th, at 8:15 P.M. World's Greatest Swiss Yodlers Fritz Zimmerman, Tenor Marcelle Grandville, Soprano The Artists Appear in Swiss Costumes Tickets at $1.00, 75c and 50c on sale at Swiss Yodlers Fritz Zinnerman, Tenor Marcelle Grandville, Soprano The Artists Appear in Swiss Costumes Tickets at $1.00, 75¢ and 50¢ on sale at Danz Music Co., Weber Book Store Heyings' Drug Store Low Fares Summer 1922—vla Southern Pacific —Round trip tickets to PACIFIC COAST RESORTS on sale Daily starting April 28th, good for 90 days. Fifteen-day tickets on sale Fridays and Saturdays at further reductions. —BACK EAST EXCURSIONS every day from May 25th to August 31st, return limit October 31st. Stopovers in both directions. —Consult your local agent for fares, reservations, etc. Southern Pacific Lines THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SOCIAL AFFAIRS WELL MIXED IN CLUB CONVENTION THE twenty-first annual convention of California's Federation of Women's clubs will open next Wednesday in Los Angeles. Final touches to the program denote a wide range of entertainment for the delegates, as many of the city clubs are keeping open house. Hollywood's Women's club will entertain at the opening reception at the club house when an elaborate program will be heard. Governor Stephens will be the speaker of the evening, and several notable club women will respond to the welcoming address given by Mrs. Henry T. Wright, president. The Wa-Wan club will present the annual Helen Hunt Jackson festival at Southwest museum Thursday afternoon. The club president, Mrs. William Ernest Mabee, is in charge of the music for the convention. Highland Park Ebell and Sierra Madre Women's clubs will entertain with an afternoon tea at the Highland Park clubhouse, the latter at the museum with a luncheon for the state and district officers. The Matinee Musical club is also entertaining that afternoon with a large reciprocity affair from 2:30 until 5 p.m. Thursday evening the Wa-Wan and Matinee Musical clubs and departments will unite in a large recital affair in Ebell clubhouse. A ten for the delegates and conventioners Friday afternoon by the Friday Morning club, and in the evening the Shakespeare club will stage its annual Modjeska Memorial, presenting "The Merry Wives of Windsor," at which Frederick Warde, who is Junipero of the Mission play, will eulogize Modjeska, who was at one time coach of the club. Going to Elysian Park Saturday noon, the clubs will enjoy the Hans Anderson festival and luncheon, with motor and theatre trips for the HOWE WILL CLOSE PASTORATE SUNDAY Sunday is the last time Rev. Loren Howe will be present as the teacher of the Howe Men's Bible class, which meets at the Bob White garage at 328 West Center-st at 9:30 o'clock sharp every Sunday morning. At the executive committee meeting Thursday evening of this week arrangements were made for an unusually interesting meeting. "Cholly" Vergo will be the leader of the period, and a number of special events are looked for during the period, among which will be a solo by Mrs. Mildred Roberts, daughter of the teacher, who is coming down from Los Angeles. Miss Kistler will sing and "Jimmy" Baker will be there to lead the singing, and that is saying a great deal. The teacher, Loren Howe, has given some of the best lesson studies that have been heard in this city, and the lesSON tomorrow will be no exception to the rule. The men will have one of the best hour's study tomorrow that they have had during the history of the class. The current events will be given by "Mack" in his brief trip around the world, and the men present will receive a blessing. All men of Anaheim are cordially invited to be present at this session. City Briefs A. D. Erickson and family left this afternoon for a trip to San Diego. I. N. Gloyer went to Los Angeles yesterday. Judge and Mrs. J. G. Scarborough, of Los Angeles, will be dinner guests tomorrow of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. MeAllister and family. Mrs. Ella Williams left this afternoon for Los Angeles, where she will remain until next week with Mrs. Elizabeth Vonockin of the Occidental hotel and Mrs. Theodore Slicker. Mrs. Williams will soon return to her home in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hansen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen will be dinner guests tomorrow of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Rogers of Fullerton. FRISCO PROSPEROUS WRITES RENNER "San Francisco is prosperous, business men are optimistic," says O. H. Renner, manager of the S. Q. R. Store, writing from the northern metropolis. "One speaker at a luncheon said the coast was on the eve of a boom, I also noticed building activity in towns surrounding. "I was agreeably surprised at the completeness of stocks. I also had several very pleasant visits in the largest stores, every courtesy being shown visiting merchants. Will be home Tuesday, very likely." COULDN'T WAIT TO BUY BARGAIN LOTS Two couldn't wait until Monday when the bargain lot sale in the Owens tract on Clementine-st between Wilhelmina-st and North-st was scheduled to as an introductory feature of the new office location of Eygabroad & Fisher at 242 W. Center-st. The two were B. Goodson and Herbert H. Oelke who looked over the tract, selected a lot apiece and brot in the tag good for $50 on the first payment of $250 down, balance easy terms. Only 14 lots remain to be sold in the Owens tract. The prices range from $1650 to $1800. DR. JARED H. MILLER FREED LOS ANGELES, April 29 — Dr. Jared H. Miller was freed of the charge of stealing $7,000 from the estate of his former wife. The complainants were relatives of the latter. WEDDED, DIVORCED, RE-WED LOS ANGELES, April 29 — Elton G. and Hannah L. Cheesebrough of Monterery Park were married in 1870, divorced in 1911 and now have obtained a license to re-wed. He is 71 and she 70. Brea News BREA, April 29. — (Spl.) Miss Beulah Danielly on North Flower-st, is not quite so well she still keeps her bed. Her many friends are bop- GOLDEN FLOWERS APPROPRIATE In a very pleasant manner, Mrs. W. E. McCann entertained yesterday for the members of the Golden West Club. The feature of the afternoon was the games of five hundred, at which the prizes were won by Mrs. Metcalf and Mrs. Borth. After the games a most delicious luncheon was served, the color scheme on the dining table being carried out in yellow and green. California popies and greenery were used. Dainty little yellow backpacks filled with mints were used as the favors. Covers were placed for the Mesdames Maude Adams, Alice L. Cochran, Wm Houts, H. Hansen, N. Wagner, W. E. Dueksworth, F. Borth, E. Zittman, B. J. Dresser, E. R. Barnes, E. H. Metcalf and hostess, W. E. McCann. FINAL SERMON TOMORROW Tomorrow concludes the service here of Rev. Loren Howe, pastor of the First Christian church for two years, his resignation taking effect May first. Rev. Howe is retiring from the pulpit, and after a vacation will enter another line of business. He has served his Master faithfully in that capacity for the past fourteen years without a break, other than short vacations, but now feels that his health demands a change of occupation. His congregation and his many friends will greatly miss him, as the retirement means leaving Anaheim, but the best wishes of all will go with him and his good wife into their new home, wherever it may be. VISIT PROFESSIONAL COUSIN Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Yorker went to Los Angeles today where they will attend the performance at the Orpheum. Mrs. Parker’s cousin, Tom J. Carrigan, is playing with Mrs. Sidney Drew in “Predeatination.” Mr. Carrigan has been a guest of the Yorkers on occasions during his engagement there. His wife is Mabel Tallifero, who became famous in “Polly of the Circus,” a few years ago, in New York. She was the guest of the Yorkers on the occasion of a visit to the coast some years ago. ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE Various Odd Fellows from Anaheim and vicinity are expected to partments will unite in a large recital affair in Ebell clubhouse. A ten for the delegates and conventioners Friday afternoon by the Friday Morning club, and in the evening the Shakespeare club will stage its annual Modjeska Memorial, presenting “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” at which Frederick Warde, who is Junipero of the Mission play, will eulogize Modjeska, who was at one time coach of the club. Going to Elysian Park Saturday noon, the clubs will enjoy the Hans Anderson festival and luncheon, with motor and theatre trips for the afternoon. Judge and Mrs. J. G. Scarborough, of Los Angeles, will be dinner guests tomorrow of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. MeAllister and family. Mrs. Ella Williams left this afternoon for Los Angeles, where she will remain until next week with Mrs. Elizabeth Vonockin of the Occidental hotel and Mrs. Theodore Slicker. Mrs. Williams will soof return to her home in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hansen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen will be dinner guests tomorrow of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Rogers of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick and Mr. Harry Sanks were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Falls yesterday at a delicious waffle supper. After the supper the evening was spent in playing five hundred. The friends of Miss Florence Smith will be glad to know that she is much improved following a recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sidnam had as their recent guests, Mrs. Ida Hutchins, Mrs. Victor Barnes and Mrs. Ed Morrison, all of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Holland and Miss Gretchen and James Holland will spend tomorrow at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Chritton and daughters, Mr. and Mrs.Cook and children will enjoy a picnic dinner and good time tomorrow in Brea Canyon. Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Kidd attended the funeral services this afternoon of Mrs. Edith Hudson, former Garden Grove woman who died following serious burns early in April. Mr. and Mrs.W.E.Helling of the Ideal Pool hall are proud parents of a son born this morning at 8:30 at their home on 211 North Clementine-st. The young man weighs 9 pounds, and will no doubt be called “Bill Jr.” A.H.Woodman and P.H.Krick left today to join J.L.Shepard in Nogales, on a business expedition They will be gone several days. Rev. and R.H.Doescher, and Mr. and Mrs.Henry Ramm will go tomorrow afternoon to Alhambra where they will call upon Mrs.Ryman, of Buena Park, a surgical patient in the hospital there. Mrs.Ryman is improving rapidly. Mr. and Mrs.H.E.Scott, Eugene and Leo will leave tomorrow morning at five o’clock for Laguna Beach, where they will put in several hours luring the finny tribe. C.E.Jones has returned from a trip to the Silverado Mines and he reports that conditions there are most promising. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Link and Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Messsmith went grunion hunting one evening recently, but the grunions were consipuous by their absence. However, they appeased their appetites with weinie sandwiches which they thoughtfully carried with them. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 29.-(Spl.) Miss Beulah Danielly on North Flower-st is not quite so well she still keeps her bed. Her many friends are hoping for a speedy recovery. Dr.Davis has been building quite an addition on his home at the corner of Birch and Pomona-aves. Brea is to be a fine little city in the near future. Laurel Heights has a new tool shop and many new bungalows. Mr.George Wolfe, wife and baby of La Habra were Brea visitors last Wednesday. Mrs.Reynolds was a guest of her sister, Mrs.Charmsons of West Coast Thursday to luncheon. The little son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sullivan died Thursday about noon. The funeral will be at McAulay's parlor Saturday at 10 a.m.Little Dickie was a very lovable child and was loved by every body who came in contact with him. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs James Pendleton last Tuesday evening, games and music were indulged in until a late hour. Delicious freshments of chop sucy, ice cream and cake. Those present were Mr.Mrs.M.Chambers of West Coast lease, Mrs.J.E.Reynolds of Brea and Mr.R.James, besides the hos and hostess and daughters, Dela Beatrice and Maryollis. Mr.C.Henson's recital was postponed until some future date on account of the death of Dickie Sullivan Thursday. Mrs.Gingey gave a Bitle party at the Christain church parlors last Monday evening in honor of her Sunda school class. Ice cream and cake was in order. The ladies of the Christian church served the C.of C.last Monday evening with a chicken dinner which was greatly appreciated by all present. Boot Shop CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DAM AND BEAR LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LAND LAMBDAH LND SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE DIEUM, Mrs. Parker’s cousin, Tom J. Carrigan, is playing with Mrs. Sidney Drew in “Predestination.” Mr. Carrigan has been a guest of the Yorkers on occasions during his engagement there. His wife is Mabel Tallifero, who became famous in “Polly of the Circus,” a few years ago, in New York. She was the guest of the Yorkers on the occasion of a visit to the coast some years ago. ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE Various Odd Fellows from Anaheim and vicinity are expected to attend the ceremonies of organization and installation of Santa Ana Sanctorium, No. 212. Order of Humiliation and Perfection tonight, when some 125 candidates will be initiated. There will be a parade starting at seven o’clock. The Sanctorum will be the second in the State to be organized. Kalos Sanctorum of Riverside will confer the degrees. GUESTS FROM TORRENCE Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rogers will entertain at dinner tomorrow, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Parks, of Torrence, who will drive over for the day. Other dinner guests will be Mrs. Alberta Andrews and Mrs. Mary Dillon, mother and aunt, respectively, of Mr. Rogers. HOTE LVALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included; E. Balling, Los Angeles; G. W. Davis, Chicago; H. H. Short, Stillwater, Minn.; F. D. Horkill, Los Angeles; John George, Cardiff, Ill.; A. L. McCabe, Pullerton; L. C. Kennedy. MARRIAGE LICENSES Edward E. Norton, 44, Santa Ana, and Mary J. Carter, 48, Los Angeles; Stephen St. John Michael, 22, and Lillie Marie Sawyer, 17, both Orange. Yorba Linda News Mr. and Mrs. Roy De Witt and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Martin and son visited at Hollywood Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Theis entertained the former’s mother-and sister of Los Angeles over the week-end. Mr. Harry Johnson spent Sunday with Olinda friends. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 29.—(Spl.) Mrs. R. H. Meyer and Mrs. J. F. Simpson were guests at luncheon at the home of Mrs. L. A. Crandall at Los Angeles last Saturday. A number of former Nebraska friends were also guests and a good time was enjoyed talking over old times. Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Adams and son, Bobble, and Mrs. E. J. Dutech of Los Angeles visited at the L. J. Robeson home on Thursday afternoon. Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Naylor, twin girls on Wednesday. Mrs. R. H. Meyer, Mrs. J. F. Simpson and Miss Wanita Simpson called on friends at Downey on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. P. Mann was a Los Angeles shopper on Thursday. ENLARGE FEEBLE MINDED HOME SAN BERNARDINO, April 28.-The new building of the Pacific Colony State Home for the Feeble Minded will be constructed at once, Dr. John A. Reiley, new director of state institutions, said. One thousand acres and $120,000 is available for the work。五 hundred persons now are barred from such institutions because of lack of space. Mme. Royal Palmist and Business Advisor Can be consulted daily on all affairs of life. 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Woodworth and daughter, Miss Mabel and son Arthur; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doepke, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chaffee and Miss Elizabeth Brown. The Soule Oertley ten acre tract on North Euclid-st, has been tentatively agreed upon by the trustees of the Garden Grove Union High school, as the site for the new high school buildings. An option has been secured on this tract, and as soon as the bonds are sold, the purchase of the land will be made. The location is splendidly situated for high school grounds and the selection as a site meets with the general approval of the people in this district. Mrs. Sarah Richey and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall of Los Angeles were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Richey. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aldrich and little daughter, Betty, arrive here from San Rafael Tuesday to make their home. Mr. Aldrich resigned a lucrative position there to accept a position with his father, W. R. Aldrich in the J. A. Daly store at this place. WEST COAST, April 29.—(Spl.) Mrs. C. H. Keen and daughter, Mrs. Ethel McCoy of Coyote Run were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Murzall of West Coast are the proud apprentices of a 9-lb boy born Tuesday night. Many West Coast people attended a reception at Olinda Thursday evening given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Travers, who will be leaving the community about the 1st of May. They will reside in Placentia in the future. Mrs. Agnes Campbell was a visitor on West Coast Thursday. Mr. Campbell of Seattle is visiting with his sister, Mrs. Ernest Campbell and family. He may remain here permanently. Mrs. E. F. Campbell and baby were Anaheim visitors last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M. Chambers was a business visitor to Anaheim Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Swariz with Mr. and Mrs. Kinsley will attend in theatre party Saturday evening in Los Angeles. 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