oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-21

CURRENT EVENTS CLUB HOLDS LAST MEETING OF YEAR THE A. O. club, which, it is confidently whispered means "Afternoon Out", held the last meeting of the season yesterday with Mrs. C. W. Hedges. As usual, current events were discussed, each member answering to roll call with an interesting item. Flower quotations were passed by the president, Mrs. Fred. Little, these to be read preceding each current event introduced. Mrs. Hedges used coreops and bachelor buttons in tasty arrangement for decorative effect, the combination of yellow and blue being exceedingly cheerful. A social hour followed the business meeting in which a collation particularly appropriate to the temperature was served. Guests of the club were Mrs. B. F. Houts, Mrs. E. W. Hedges and little daughter, and Mrs. Roy Summerfelt, of Nevada, who is the house guest of Mrs. E. W. Hedges. Members present were Mesdames Fred. Little, L. M. Thompson, G. H. Goodale, Ida Dutton, J. Reed, A. C. Pearson, Ed. Freeman, Charles Eygabroad, J. C. Idior and small daughter, and Mrs. Hedges, the hostess. Domestic Science Luncheon Seated about small tables at the pretty new home of Mrs. E. E. Smith members of the Domestic Science section of Ebell club enjoyed one o'clock luncheon yesterday. Each table was centered with a pretty bouquet of garden flowers. As this is the last meeting until September 18, the afternoon was bustily filled with planning for next year's activities. This has been one of the very active sections in financial gain with a view of the new clubhouse ever in its mind's eye and Orange Club Closes The Woman's club of Orange closed its year Monday with the annual "Jollification" for the members and their daughters. A burlesque fashion show was staged, the models appearing alone and later ensemble. On behalf of the club Miss Scarritt, a past president, presented to Mrs. Donald Smiley, retiring president, a set of sterling silver coffe spoons, which she gracefully accepted with remarks of appreciation. Each member has earned five dollars during the past several weeks and in rhyme the story of securing the amount was told. Seventy-eight members responded with their sums, and more are to be heard from. The Home Economic department reported a snug sum earned from the booths on Rodeo day, the first section having $45 and the second, $38. These monies will be added to the clubhouse fund. Mrs. Louise Stolp was made a life member of the club as a mark of appreciation for the gift of the lot on which the new club house will be erected. Helps Father Celebrate Mrs. W. T. Kirvin and family, of Garden Grove, went to Santa Ana, where they helped Mrs. Kirvin's father, Mr. A. C. Mosher, to celebrate his eighty-second birthday. The visit was a surprise and the lovely big birthday cake with its many candles was an additional delight. Granddaughters, Misses Katherine and Cynthia Kirvin, rendered many musical numbers with the violin and piano. The cake and ice cream were served as a conclusion to the pleasant evening. Mr. Mosher has passed much of his life in California, and especially in Santa Ana, where he has watched the development of the city since 1887. He is hale and hearty and received congratulations from scores of friends. Surprise Friends of the Olive boulevard upon their evening to honor her along ice cream which was so music, which ment features which she cheered but more thrilled shown in the Guests of the and Mrs. Gus S Williams Trappie Mrs. Augusta Brackman and Dan Marshall with Mr. and children, m company. Pretty Mrs. E. W.Pully party yesters members of the centia She had charming with early summer fleecery. Four tables or played with Mrs high score, Mrs ond, and Mrs.E.tion. As some of her vacation trips, or otherwise substitute McKee, Mrs Pienner and Mrs.Miller. Camping Triple A treat is in girls who have Loarain school this dozen and a half ed by their teachers two mothers, Mrs Domestic Science Luncheon Seated about small tables at the pretty new home of Mrs. E. E. Smith members of the Domestic Science section of Ebell club enjoyed a one o'clock luncheon yesterday. Each table was centered with a pretty bouquet of garden flowers. As this is the last meeting until September 18, the afternoon was bustily filled with planning for next year's activities. This has been one of the very active sections in financial gain with a view of the new clubhouse ever in its mind's eye, and renewed efforts will be made after the vacation season. Sewing was also an occupation of the meeting, as the section is making aprons, caps, etc., which will be a portion of the many useful and pretty articles for the bazaar held each fall. Mrs. R. B. Herman, who has been leader for several years, has been chosen again, and with her willing assistants has many things in mind for the betterment of the work next year. Dinner Guests Last Evening Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith were host and hostess at a pretty little dinner party last evening when Miss Maxine Simmons, of San Francisco, who is visiting in Los Angeles, with Mrs. Smith's sisters, was the complimented guest. Covers were placed for Miss Simmons, the Misses Wilma and Vaughn Atkinson, and a cousin, Mr. Joe Atkinson, who is also visiting his relatives in Los Angeles. All-Day Meet Tomorrow An all-day meeting of the Fidelis class of the White Temple will be held Thursday (tomorrow) at the home of Mrs. Floyd West, 500 East Sycamore street. A covered dish luncheon will be the opportunity for recreation hour, as the remaining time will be devoted to sewing for the autumn bazaar. Marriage Licenses Harold N. Stewart, 25, Los Angeles, and Marjorie E. Helm, 22, Fullerton; Felix J. Hebestreit, 33, Oildale, and Mable B. Betz, 32, Anaheim. Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: R. E. Porter, Los Angeles; L. A. Batcheller, Los Angeles; Irving Brown, San Francisco; Alfred Florenz, New York; W. R. North, Los Angeles; F. Snelling, Liberty, Mo.; W. A. Greer, Los Angeles; E. Wager, Los Angeles; George F. Nash, San Diego; O. A. Rasback, Los Angeles; Betty Long, Tacoma; J. Hurley, Martincz; A. S. Chapman, Los Angeles; Russell Lango, Los Angeles; F. S. Crass, Pomona. Pres. Aid All-Day Meeting The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m., in the church parlors. A pot luck luncheon at noon. Popular Girl Goes East Miss Pauline Peters left Sunday for her home in Golden, Ill., over the Southern Pacific, via San Francisco and the cooler route. Miss Peters has been in Anaheim for the past year and ten months; living at the home of her brother, Rev. J. H. Peters, and wife. She was employed as bookkeeper of the Plain Dealer for more than a year and was active in Grace church and Sunday school circles. Her friends and acquaintances were many, all of whom hope for her return to Anaheim in the autumn. Rev. and Mrs. Peters will also go to Golden early in August for a visit with the former's relatives. Shower for Bride-to-Be Miss Ella Atherton, sister of Miss Cecil Atherton, of the First National Bank, who is the bride elect of Mr. Thomas Hight, was the honoree at a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Mildred Irwin, of Orange. She received many pretty gifts of cut glass, linen, etc. She was also complimented with a dinner party Saturday at the home of Miss Mabel Helming, of McPherson. Guests were her college mates from U. C. S. B. Among those present at the shower were Mrs. Merl J. Long, of Anaheim, and Miss Cecil Atherton. The entire company numbered about one dozen of the honoree's chosen friends. Attend Oran The Wednesday Deryclub met last evening at the home of Super N. T. Edwards, in their husbands' guests. Anaheim club in attendance were Mrs. Wm. Houts. The time was pass conversation, after lunchcheon was served included members bands from Long Beach Santa Ana and Anaheim. Big Bear Va Mr. and Mrs. W. W daughter, Miss Paulini Martin, Dr. and Mrs. of Garden Grove, Mr. M. Martenet, Mr. and ring left this morning where they will pass lightful outing. Ready to receive womand hunting stories turn. Dinner and De The Masonic lodge s:50 supper Friday Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. You Know and Like B. R. His brother comes to town June 24 that's on SATURDAY Pres. Aid All-Day Meeting The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m., in the church parlors. A pot luck luncheon at noon. The afternoon will be devoted to preparations for the bazaar, which will be held late in the fall. Witman, Eyesight specialist. Stock Reducing Sale Kelly-Springfield Tires Kelly 5-Ply 30x3 1-2 Reg. Price $14.90 Special Price $10.90 These special prices are for a short time only. Fresh guaranteed stock, no seconds. Other sizes reduced in proportion. Come early for quick action. Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. WALTER, Proprietor Angeles St. Phone THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE Surprised on Birthday Friends of Mrs. Robert Dargatz, of Olive boulevard, went to her home upon their own invitation Monday evening to give her a surprise, in honor of her birthday. They took along ice cream, cake and sherbet, which was served after the games and music, which were the entertainment features of the evening. She was the recipient of many nice gifts which she cherishes as to their value, but more through the friendship shown in the presentation. Guests of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Spingath, Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, Sr., Walter Trapp, Mrs. Augusta Spingath, Mrs. Albert Brackman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marschall and children, who, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dargatz and children, made a very congenial company. Pretty Club Party Mrs. E. W. Palmer gave a delightful party yesterday afternoon to members of the B. G. M. club, of Placentia. She had made her home more charming with liberal use of many early summer flowers combined with greenery. Four tables of five hundred were played with Mrs. McKee winner of high score, Mrs. Henry Tuffree, second, and Mrs. E. E. Knight, consolation. As some of the members are on vacation trips, or were detained otherwise, substitute players were Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Pierotti, Mrs. Joe Wagner and Mrs. Miller. Camping Trip to Mt. Lowe A treat is in store for the school girls who have been attending the Loara school this past term when a dozen and a half of them accompanied by their teacher, Miss Young and two mothers, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Past Officers at Party Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Metcalf attended the party given Monday evening by Hermosa chapter, O. E. S., in Santa Ana to the past worthy matrons and worthy patrons of that chapter. There were about twenty-five matrons and fifteen patrons present and the affair was later pronounced one of the nicest social evenings of the season. A program featured the meeting, with a delicious luncheon following. Amusing favors were presented to each of the honored guests, all of whom had been introduced by the worthy matron, Mrs. Kate Cornelius. She was presented with a basket of fragrant carnations on behalf of the visitors. A beautiful crystal marma-lade jar with silver cover and spoon, was presented Mrs. Cornelius by the officers of Hermosa chapter, in celebration of her birthday which had occurred a few days previous. Merry Few Meets Mrs. Welcome M. Ward entertained the members of the Merry Few yesterday afternoon. The usual diversions were enjoyed and later Mrs. Ward served a dainty luncheon. Passing the afternoon together were the Mesdames R. E. Campbell and daughter, J. L. Davis and daughter, Pete Slack, Norbert Anderson, Gus Prescott, Orville Schenck, Lloyd Corser, and the hostess, Mrs. Ward. City Briefs Wm. Duckworth and family have moved into their fine, new residence at 602 No. Lemon-st. Dr. Edith Shank of Mitchell, South Dakota has arrived in Anaheim and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Shank and Dr. Grace Shank, her brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd West and the mother of Mrs. West, Mrs. Anna Jones of Toledo, Ohio returned home yesterday from a several days visit at San Diego. Mrs. W. H. Syer of Los Angeles was the Camping Trip to Mt. Lowe A treat is in store for the school girls who have been attending the Loara school this past term when a dozen and a half of them accompanied by their teacher, Miss Young and two mothers, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Vogel, leave tomorrow for a week's stay at Mt. Lowe. This is a yearly event for the girls and boys of this school, and the boys have been spending the past week there and returned today. The camp to which they will go, Sunset View, is about a mile from the Alpine Tavern and all sorts of good times are being planned. Visit Former Anaheimers Mr. and Mrs. Henry Husmann, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Wilson, drove to Cucumonga Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Smithburn, formerly of Anaheim, later of Fullerton, and now living on their ranch. Mr. Smithburn will be remembered as having operated an auto trimming establishment, Mrs. Smithburn is a past oracle of the local Royal Neighbors lodge, and their son, George, was a member of the Fullerton Junior college graduating class of 1922. The motorists had a most delightful day, with a splendid dinner at the Smithburn home. Attend Orange Party The Wednesday Afternoon Embroidery club met last evening in Orange at the home of Supervisor and Mrs. N. T. Edwards, in compliment to their husbands who were club guests. Anaheim members of the club in attendance at the pleasant affair were Mrs. B. F. Houts and Mrs. Wm. Houts. The time was passed in games and conversation, after which a delicious luncheon was served. The guest list included members and their husbands from Long Beach, Los Angeles, Santa Ana and Anaheim. Big Bear Vacationists Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Houis and daughter, Miss Pauline; Miss Velma Martin, Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Stillens, of Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Martenet, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zehring left this morning for Big Bear where they will pass a week in delightful outing. Their friends are ready to receive wonderful fishing and hunting stories upon their return. Dinner and Degree Work The Masonic lodge will have a 6:30 supper Friday evening, June 18th. Wm. Duckworth and family have moved into their fine, new residence at 602 No. Lemon-st. Dr. Edith Shank of Mitchell, South Dakota has arrived in Anaheim and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Shank and Dr. Grace Shank, her brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd West and the mother of Mrs. West, Mrs. Anna Jones of Toledo, Ohio returned home yesterday from a several days visit at San Diego. Mrs. W. H. Syer of Los Angeles was the guest today of Mrs. F. H. Houck. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Brady of Long Beach are visiting relatives in Anaheim for several days. Mrs. W. T. McAllister and children visited in Los Angeles yesterday with an aunt of Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. W. B. Scarborough, who has just recently returned from the Mediterranean countries. Mrs. Searborough is a prominent club woman of Los Angeles and has arranged for a number of talks to the different clubs. Warren Jewell left yesterday for Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he will meet his father, W. R. Jewell. Warren has resided the past seven years with his uncle, W. J. Jewell while his father was in India, and who, owing to an injury to his knee, while in the jungles of that place, is unable to come to California. Warren probably will not return to California very soon. Eugene Booth is the guest of his cousin, Raymond Perry of Santa Monica. Raymond graduates from the Santo Monica high school tomorrow evening. Mrs. H. W. Faris and daughter, Mayme Ruth, and sister, Miss Dorey Cunningham left over the Santa Fe this evening at 6 o'clock for a visit with relatives at their home in Alva, Oklahoma. They plan to be gone about six weeks, and at that time Mr. Faris will go to Oklahoma. Left, a white ratine sport dress wax red and white stripe calico. Hat parasol lined with red and white stripes cically for beach wear as it can be added as sand parasol. Right, a pearl gray cord of gown finished in knife pleating. and accompany the party home. The friends of the E. Borchert family, of the Garden Grove road will be glad to hear that they are now out of quarantine. The young Misses Norma Brastad and Lavonia O'Toole, cousins, have returned from a 10 days' visit in San Diego with their aunt, Mrs. Shindler. They enjoyed the vacation immensely, and were treated to a trip around the bay and to Coronado. Cards from Mrs. A. Andrews, who with a happy party of relatives and friends has been vacationing in San Diego and Tia Juanna, state they are having a good time and seeing many interesting sights. Mrs. Fred Cunningham and two small sons, Jack and Keith, of Corona, are guests of Mrs. C.A.Criss for the remainder of the week. Mrs.Wade Quarton of Fullerton and Mrs.Alice Booth made a pleasure trip to Elsinore yesterday. Mrs.G.E.Ankrum and son Donald of Hemet are spending the week with the parents of Mrs.Ankrum, Mr. and Mrs.W.E.Bartlett. Mrs.G.N.Fording and daughter, Carol, have returned from two weeks vacation trip spent at Long Beach. Mr和Mrs.Henry Husmann are passing today in Long Beach. Mayor Wm Stark and City Manager O.E.Steward will return tonight from a two days trip to Imperial LEOTA P. ANDERSON Chiropractor Chiropractic is the science of common sense applied by the hands only, to remove pressure from nerves — which means health. Office Hours: 10-12 a.m., 1-5 p.m. Mon., Wed., Fri. 7-8 p.m. 204 Fisher Bldg. Phone 413 Anaheim Calif. DRINK Jester Special Ginger Ale Santa Ana Soda and Bottling Co. C. V. DAVIS, Prop. ANAHEIM SIMONIZ & AUTO PAINT CO. Simonizing Makes the Old Car Look Like New. Keeps the New Car New. Phone 33 139 S. Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. 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