oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-26

H.S. GIRLS LEAGUE HONORS MOTHERS WITH RECEPTION THE Mothers' Reception at the high school yesterday afternoon, given by the Girls' League, was enjoyed by both girls and the mothers. The new auditorium and entrance hall were beautifully decorated with roses, honey-yuckle, Matilija poppies, Martha Washington geraniums and flowers in blue and gold from the botany gardens. The program was a splendid one and very ably presented, the numbers including the address of welcome by Frances Adams, president; words of welcome, Miss Walker, vice principal; "Mother Machree," voice, Elizabeth Donnelly, with violin accompaniment, Rose Donnelly; whistling solo, little Dorothy Winters, accompanied by her sister, Florence Winter; play, "Two Slatterns and a King," Charles Smith, Hilda Gordon, Hulda Backenhus, Marie Jones, composing the cast. A piano solo, Florence Austin, was followed by two selections by the Girls' Glee club, "The Barefoot Trail," and "Water Lillies," with Mrs. Higgins, director, concluding the program. Delicious punch and cake were served after the program. Inspecting the buildings was a feature much enjoyed by the guests. Most of the flowers were taken to the Anaheim hospital by Miss Owen after the guests departed, where they will give immeasurable cheer to the patients. ENTERTAINERS FAIL TO APPEAR Misfortune overtook the entertainers from the Louvyn Art gallery and the Norse Studio and School of Sculpture, from Hollywood, who had offered to give of their talent to the Orange show program last evening, and were unable to appear. Five autos loaded all right, but the others of the company, about twenty in number, made the journey in a motor bus, which broke down near Whittier, and was detained until after ten o'clock. The hour then being too late to give the performance, the entire crowd of more than forty, adjourned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Luce, where they gave the program, and later enjoyed an elaborate luncheon, with hot coffee, contributed by Mrs. Luce. The entertainment was featured with Spanish dancing, prano music and vocal numbers. After a happy evening together they returned to their homes at a late hour. LONG-TIME FRIENDS VISIT Mrs. E. R. Graham, of Los Angeles, and Miss Puella Schroeder, of Welcome, Minn., were guests yesterday of Miss Frieda Janas. In the afternoon they motored to the beach and in the evening attended the orange show. This is the first meeting between the three friends who as little girls played together in their eastern homes. In some time and a trip to the beaches in the afternoon, with a visit to the orange show in the evening made the day a most delightful one. Miss Schroeder is touring the west, and is greatly pleased with Anaheim in general and the orange show in particular. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. SPARTAN GROCERS SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. 101 Stores 138 E. Center The Very Best in Groceries Standard Brand Courteous Salesmen Reasonable Prices That’s All You’re Safe at Payne’s Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Store No. 35 248 W. Center Store No. 36 127 W. Center SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, MAY 27, ONLY Borden’s, Alpine, Carnation Milk, 3 for 25c (Limit of 1 doz. to a customer) SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, MAY 27, ONLY Borden’s, Alpine, Carnation Milk, 3 for 25c (Limit of 1 doz. to a customer) 20 Mule Team Borax Soap Chips large package . . . . . . . 22½c Peanut Brittle, Chaffee’s Home Made, pound . . . . . . . . . . . 15c Fancy Yellow BANANAS 10c lb. Fancy Amber RHUBARB 4 lbs. 15c White King Washing Machine Soap, lg. pkg. . . 40c Del Monte Tomato Sauce, 4 cans. . . . . . 25c White King or Ben Hur Soap, 6 for. . . . . . 25c Libby's Deviled Meats (delightful for luncheqs) 5c Lenox Soap, 8 bars. . . . . . . 25c Joannes Salad Mustard (for cold meats) . . . 10c Dub-No-More White Naptha Soap, 4 bars. . . 25c Dub-lin Stout Malt (delightful beverage) bottle 20c Nucoa Nut Margarine, lb. . . . . . 28c Extra Fancy Peas, 3 for. . . . . . 25c Mason Fruit Jars, pts. 80c doz.; qt. 96c, ½ gal. $1.42 Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OPENINGS Lodges Churches TO APPEAR the enterment of the Art gallery and School of wood, who had talent to the last evening,ear. Five aught, but the about twenty journey in a down near mined until aftoo late to the entire entery, adjourned Mrs. W. E. the program, laborate lunar contributed attainment was dancing, prinmembers. After they reat a late hour. IDS VISIT of Los Ange-les Schroeder, of guests yesterdays. In the articles on the beach ended the or- first meeting ends who as their time and a afternoon, range show in may a most decader is tour- neatly pleased and the orJob Printing. BREA FACULTY ENJOYS DINNER AT BECK HOME DINNER party given by Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Beck, of 119 Ellis Place, Fullerton, last evening, included as guests thirtyome of their friends, among whom was every member of the Brea school faculity, to which Miss Beck belongs. The event became rather a matter of history, as it was the first time in the history of the Brea schools that the faculty has met on the whole in a party. The tables, two large ones, shaped into an L, were laid on the lawn, and were tastily decorated with sweet peas in baskets. Festos of electric lights hung above. The snowy napery, with the delicious menu, chicken as the de resistance, and the happy faces about the board, made the occasion one long to be remembered. After dinner the guests repaired to the house, where the rooms were fragrant with sweet peas. Dancing to victoria music was the very pleasant manner of entertainment. Many of the eastern states were represented, as the guests are largely from beyond the Rockies. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Ustick and Mrs. James Byrne, of Fullerton, relatives of the hostess, were among the company. REPORTS FINE CONVENTION W. J. M. Heinz, who returned Wednesday night from Santa Cruz, where he, with L. J. Sheriean, attended the Knights of Columbus state convention at delegates from Anaheim Council, No. 1154, reports the meeting the best in recent years, with a record attendance. The sessions were held Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Among other important matters was election of representatives to the national convention which will be held at Atlantic City this summer, they being Frank E. Michels, Sacramento; M. J. Sirva, Napa; Frank Jenal, Los Angeles; J. F. DonBARN DANCE IN NEW GARAGE AT KISTENHOLZ HOME The nice double garage recently built at the Emil Kestenholz home, 1219 Diamond street, walded last evening with a jolly Rube barn dance, in which twenty friends participated. The building was decked for the occasion with many-colored paper streamers, and wild blooms. The costumes were all of grotesque kind but most noticeable well the garbs of three or four of the ladies (?) who walked with a suspicious stride. Although they were hand-painted, and faultlessly marcelled, an embryo Sherlock Holmes whispered they were boys in masquerade, and such was later proven. But jollity reigned supreme all evening, dancing being the chief feature with music furnished by the victrola. Punch was served through-out the evening, and choice refreshments later. Guests of the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Gus, Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Black, of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Payte, Mrs. Katherine Gliss and sons, Harold and Monroe; Misc Jessie Milliken, Miss Nannie Riley, of Stanton; Ralph Wilcox, Gus Hein, Richfield; Mr. and Mrs. Kestenholz, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Kestenholz Jr., and Max and Henry Kestenholz. S.-S. CLASS IN BIG MEETING The Loyal Workers class of the Christian church met yesterday with Mrs. W. S. Gossett, and during a busy session discussed some matters that are going to bring a lot of pleasure to the members of the class and the church. About twenty-five members were present, and several visitors. A pleasing announcement was the donation of a gas range for use in the church kitchen. An all-day meeting will be held in the Howe home next Wednesday to do some quilting for Mrs. Howe. Several committees were appointed, others confirmed, among them being the emergency flower committee, Mrs. N. F. Ballou and Mrs. Wilda Botst. Mrs. Gossett, assisted by Mrs. Ritter and Mrs. White, and her daughter, Miss Merle Gossett, served a luncheon in the late afternoon. PINK MOTIF AT FAREWELL DINNER As a compliment to Mr. and Kenneth Peek who are leaving spend the summer in Washington Miss Mureta Westphal was the lightful hostess last evening at a lilious turkey dinner. The table was decorated in colorrs,the hostess using pink baskets,favors and pink roses; were used as a centerpiece.Co were placed for the honored guestMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck,Vera O'Rourke,David M.E.Ralph Gossard and the hostess,Mareta Westphal.After the di they passed to the Orange where they passed a pleasant eing. HOTEI VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia y day include: L.B.Hunt,San cisco; W.H.Jones,Los Angeles; morly of Jones硬盘tank easing at Horton,Los Angeles; J.B.K.Denver;Charles Coronado;R.A.ren,LAngeles;D.E.Gibson.orado;R.B.Schultz,Los Angels,H.J.Farson,Los Angeles;M.G.Kintz,Los Angeles;E.W.ett,LAngeles;E.H.JamisonAngeles;Evelyn Trostel,Los Anges;L.V.Teople,新 York;LeviLos Angeles;M.D.StateAngeles;Mrs.B.F.Shipley,Pna;E.S.Morrow,Los Angeles;Seaburn,Dan Diego;H.A.M.Covina;G.E.Sheilds,RiverFrank N.Mint,Los Angeles;Jley J.BeardSan Francisco;W.Lord,Los Angeles. QUIETLY MARRIED A very quiet wedding took this morning at the office of J Howard on So.Los Angeles when Miss Elizabeth Margaret O win and Ernest W.Scharpegge.of the vicinity of Anaheim,married.Both the young people en route three where Mr.Schae ge is a rancher,and where they make their home It is said that left for "parts unknown" for a eyemoon trip. City Brief Wednesday night from Santa Cruz, where he, with L. J. Sherican, attended the Knights of Columbus state convention at delegates from Anaheim Council, No. 1154, reports the meeting the best in recent years, with a record attendance. The sessions were held Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Among other important matters was election of representatives to the national convention which will be held at Atlantic City this summer, they being Frank E. Michels, Sacramento; M. J. Sirva, Napa; Frank Jenal, Los Angeles; J. F. Donahue, Chico; Rev. J. J. Clifford, Los Angeles; J. E. O'Connor, Santa Cruz H. J. Quinn, Los Angeles and Joseph Scott, Los Angeles. Mr. Heinz made the round trip on the train, but Mr. Sheridan accompanied by Mrs. Sheridan, motored to the convention city. SANTA ANA EBELL RECIPROCITY DAY Interest of club women over the county centers in Reciprocity day, which will be observed by Santa Ana Ebell club Monday, May 29, in the First Presbyterian church, with a luncheon at 2 p.m., snarp, and afternoon program. Anaheim Ebell club representatives have not yet been selected, but by virtue of office it is probable the president and other high officers may be present, as an invitation has been extended to the club. Arthur Kachel, whose ability is remembered from his appearance last year, will interpret the play, "Disraell," and his characterizations are said to be remarkable. MARRIAGE LICENSES Harry Jabs, 22, Anaheim, and Frances Gertrude Reich, 21, Puente; Ernest W. Shapegge, 25, and Elizabeth M. Goodwin, 32, Anaheim; William M. Clegg, 26, and Zaida Louise McFarden, 24, Santa Ana; John Lipe, 21, and Clarisse Bradley, 17, Orange; William F. Buckmaster, 31 and Eva C. Pound, 31, Anaheim. If it's from Witman's it's good. LOCAL COUPLE WEDS IN L.A. Another wedding of interest occurred yesterday morning in Los Angeles when Miss Sophia Krams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wn. Krams became the bride of George Wright, both of Anaheim. The couple returned to Anaheim last evening. The young couple has a host of friends in Anaheim who extend their congratulations. Prior to her marriage Mrs. Wright was employed at the Elks Cafe, being formerly at the Wendon Confectionery. Mr. Wright is an oil worker. PASSING DAY IN RIVERSIDE Mrs. Edward Bigelow, Mrs. Geo-Tedrick, Mrs. R. C. Gregg and others are attending the Woman's Foreign Missionary rally in Riverside today. The young people's organization will motor over this evening to participate in the story-telling contest. Miss Helen Manter is the representative from the White Temple and Standard Bearers. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. City Brief Miss Jessie Coons is passing week at Little Bear Lake at the win of the science classes of the F. others in the party include men of the class from Fullerton and where. The smillin' countenance of I Tausch of the J. T. Lyon Realt is missed these days, the cause is that he is home nursing attack of pleurisy. A wedding license has been issued to Harry Jabs of Anaheim and Frances Gertrude Reich of Puenem. Mrs. Laura Huston, a recent rival from Texas, is the guest of Callie Bowen. Mrs. Emma Smith, who has the guest of her daughter Mrs. ence King, will leave next week her home in the north. Rev. L. L. Meyers, of Red who is pastor-elect of the local tian church, is in Anaheim searching for a residence in which locate his family upon their return here in about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. W Reylo daughter Grace, prominent member of Grafton, North Dakota who touring So Cal. visited with Dr Mrs. W. R. Blakely today. The first time they had witness Orange show and were very much used over the exhibits. QUALITY SERVICE EATS FOR THE OUTING OR PICNIC Cookies and Crackers, in sanitary packages. Canned Fruits, etc., deliciously prepared. Grape Juice, qt.....60c 6-oz. Glass Jar Pickles, California Ripe Sweet, Sour or Dill .....15c Olives, pint .....20c Fruit Salad, No. 2s..28c Saturday Extra Special, 5 lbs. Peas.....25c We cater to people who demand quality in their purchases. To you of that class we offer a treat in many articles we have for sale. If you want high-grade quality, backed by our ironclad guarantee, give us a trial. We have, or will get for you, anything known in the grocery line. This Store Will Be Closed All Day May 30 Harry I. Horn GROCER Phone 212 We Deliver Claudina and Center Sts. MOTIF AT FAREWELL DINNER Compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Peck who are leaving to the summer in Washington, Greta Westphal was the dehostess last evening at a deurkey dinner. Table was decorated in pink the hostess using pink nut favors and pink roses, that had as a centerpiece. Covers secured for the honored guests, Mrs. Kenneth Peck, Miss Rourke, David M. Evans, Rossard and the hostess, Miss Westphal. After the dinner, its went to the Orange show they passed a pleasant eventle. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS at Hotel Valencia yesterude: L. B. Hunt, San Franville, H. Jones, Los Angeles, forJonesboro, Arkansas; N. O. Los Angeles; J. B. Kathe, Charles P. Price, Glendale; Villie, Coronado; R. A. WarAngeles; D. E. Gibson, ColR. B. Schultz, Los Angeles; Parson, Los Angeles; Mrs. A. Z. Los Angeles; E. W. PickAngeles; E. H. Jamison, Los Evelyn Trostle, Los AngleV. Teeple, New York; Sam Angeles; M. D. Stone, Los Mrs. B. F. Shipley, Pomosorrow, Los Angeles; S. J. San Diego; H. A. Miller, G. E. Sheilds, Riverside; N. Mint, Los Angeles; Stanceard, San Francisco; W. W. Los Angeles. QUIETLY MARRIED By quiet wedding took place morning at the office of Judge On So. Los Angeles street, miss Elizabeth Margaret GoodErnest W. Scharpegge, both vicinity of Anaheim, were Both the young people live three, where Mr. Scharpegrancher, and where they will their home. It is said that they "parts unknown" for a hontrip. MORE BUY TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES Purchasers of eastern tickets at the reduced rates effective yesterday as reported by the Santa Fe today, included Mrs. Grace Schaffer, who goes to Flint, Mich.; Miss Ida Clarke, of the Anaheim hospital, who goes to Omaha; Mr. Colton, 217 So. Illinois street, to Kansas City; Mrs. W. H. Carhart to Nelson, Kan.; Mr. R. C. Suhr and family to Pender, Neb. All purchased return trip tickets. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. Buy Corn, Peas and other Vegetables by the dozen or half dozen. Save money and have a reserve supply in your pantry. Edmiston's Grocery We Deliver Tel. 219 AT ANAHEIM HOSPITAL New patients at the Anaheim Sanitarium include; Milton Reterson, Santa Ana; and Mrs. L. Palm, of Fullerton. JANE STANLEY SUMMER STUDIO After June 3rd Sharon Inn, Long Beach Chestnut and Broadway. Phone Pac. 555 Before and After the ORANGE SHOW Eat Orange Sponge Cake Special 25c BOSTON AKERY Store No. 1 201 E. Center Street Store No. 3 Anaheim Public Market Phones 135W—862J WHITE TEMPLE, SUNDAY, MAY 28TH Delinquence and Our WHITE TEMPLE, SUNDAY, MAY 28TH Delinquence and Our Home 11 a.m., a study of conditions in Orange County By R. R. MILLER, Probation Officer THE INDIAN BAND OF REAL INDIANS— Sacred and Patriotic Music, from Sherman Institute Sunday night, 7:30 o'clock. DR. JAMES ALLEN GEISSINGER will speak upon "The New Christianity." MR. ELLIS RHODES and Chorus Choir will direct the singing. Daleys YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD CROCER Standard CORN 3 cans for 25c Limit 6 to Customer CANDY Peanut Brittle 12 1=2c Butter Scotch Mixed Daleys Peanut Squares Per lb. Daleys Pancake Flour 3 20-oz. pkgs. 25c Limited Standard CORN 3 cans for 25c Limit 6 to Customer CANDY Peanut Brittle Scotch Mixed Butter Peanut Squares 12 1=2c Per lb. Daleys Pancake Flour 3 20-oz. pkgs. 25c Limited Pennsylvania Lubricating Oil, 5-gal. can ... $4.75 Sunmaid Seeded Raisins, 15-oz. pkg., 2 for ... 35c Miss Lou Shrimp, 2 for ... 25c Daleys Water Softener ... 25c Daleys Big Cookies 36 for 25c 6 kinds Make Daleys Bread a Daily Habit 3 loaves for 25c MILK Federal, 3, 25c Borden 9c Alpine 9c Two Rock Bottom Stores in Anaheim Now—We Deliver All Orders of $5 or Over. East End Store—114 E. Center Street Phone 405 West End Store—239 W. Center Street Phone 735