oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-28

SUNBEAM CLUB IN ALL-DAY MEETING WITH MRS. McKEE A DAY of real jollity, as well of energetic effort was passed yesterday at the home of Mrs. Robert McKee, in Fullerton, when members of Sunbeam club of Liberty Court, Order of the Amaranth, met in all day session. The ladies are planning a bazaar for a date in November to be selected later, and articles of fancy work as well as practical things are in the making. Quilt blocks were pieced, carpet rags sewn, and wearing apparel of simpler kinds will be added to the list. At noon a pot luncheon gave the ladies a season for informal discussion of plans, as well as enjoyment of the splendid menu served with a cooling drink. They decided to hold a benefit card party July 11 at the home of one of the members. The next meeting will be held July 25, with Mrs. Brooks in Brea. Present yesterday were the Mesdames Pfeifer, of Brea, and Grady, of Fullerton, guests of the club, and the Mesdames Small, Garrison, Smalley, H. Pyron, Caldwell, Ed. Double, Brooks, G. B. Daniels, Eva Boyd, A. G. Miller, Stewart, Robertson, Miss Bailey and Mrs. McKee. Club Has Four Guests Mrs. Norbert Anderson of N. Los Angeles street was the very gracious hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained for the members of the Merry Few. During the afternoon the hours were devoted to conversation and embroidery work. Late in the afternoon, she served a dainty luncheon. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. W. J. Elliott, Mrs. Leo Sherrdan and daughter Kathleen, and Miss Vera Clark. The members present included the Mesdames Gus Prescott, Emil Kostenholtz, Welcome M. Ward and son Lloyd Corsair. "June Ladies" Entertain All of the ladies of the White Temple Aid society whose birthdays occur in June, were hostesses yesterday to the remainder of the organization at an afternoon meeting held at the Mrs. W. S. Price home on South Orte street. As the anniversary of Mr. George Tedrick and Dr. Harvey also happened in June, they were made honor guests at the meeting. Fancy work occupied the fingers while conversation on summer's plans and vacation trips employed the thoughts. Cooling refreshment was served late in the afternoon by the committee, which was composed of the Mesdames F. T. Edmiston, Frank Machleb, William Wagner, Harry Jayne, S. C. Marburger, Miss Carlyne Tedrick. The July committee will entertain in a similar manner, each affair being a benefit wherein ten cents is contributed by each member. "Aunt Jerusha's" Album The Ladies' Aid society of White Temple will give an entertainment tomorrow evening in the church, entitled "Aunt Jerusha's Photograph Album." Thirty persons will form the lovely array of photographs among them a well known lady and man will represent the bride and groom. A silver offering will be taken and a pleasant social time will follow the entertainment. This entertainment has been given elsewhere to the greatest interest and success of the promoters and is sure to give best satisfaction. Hold Weinie Bake Weinie bakes are the popular form of beach amusement of the summer evenings, several of which occurred last evening. A party of congenial friends composed of Mr. and Mrs. Sanderfield, sons Arnold and Willard and daughters, Nora and Florence; George A. Blisco; W. B. Lev F. W. Brown, L Field, Oakland; N Angeles; O. A. Bles; A. W. Rafal and Beatrice E. C. LOCAL REAL ATTENDANCE IN HOUSE Associate events occur in Hollow at five o'clock home of Mr. and Rimpau, 5656 O their daughter, Zabeth becomes tycy William Seals been issued to mpu pau family and o Miss Rimpau in maldings of the and her marriage will unite two o'clock in the south. Niece of F. C. Rimpau, Miss So Mrs. W. E. Alexx one of the guests pau-Alexander ww After the wedding and Mrs. Seals weymoon tour to S resorts. Among the Ancient tending the cemetery Natallie Rimpau, Sophia Rimpau, Alexander Jr., M Clark, Mr. and M Hotel Val Guests at Hotel day includes: F les; H. G. Marks Wager, Los Angel Berkeley; M. C. Dr. P. L Barnes Sebald, Los Angle Chicago; C. M. co; George A. Blisco; W. B. Lev F. W. Brown, L Field, Oakland; N Angeles; O. A. Bles; A. W. Rafal and Beatrice E.C Mrs. Norbert Anderson of N. Los Angeles street was the very gracious hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained for the members of the Merry Few. During the afternoon the hours were devoted to conversation and embroidery work. Late in the afternoon, she served a dainty luncheon. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. W. J. Elliott, Mrs. Leo Sheridan and daughter Kathleen, and Miss Vera Clark. The members present included the Mesdames Gus Prescott, Emil Kostenholtz, Welcome M. Ward and son, Lloyd Corser, J. L.Davis and daughter, Pete Black, Orville Schenck, and the hostess, Mrs. Anderson. Young People Picnic About five dozen happy members of the Young People's Catholic Society motored to Huntington Beach last evening for an outing. A big fire was built on the sand and on a table was spread the lunches, weinies were roasted and all were satisfied that they were "filled to the brim." Campfire stories and games were played on the beach and in the late evening the young people returned to their homes. Visit Many Beaches Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Beck and son, of Olive street, with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dickson, of Los Angeles, and Miss Mamie Shafer, of Newport Beach, motored to Long Beach, San Pedro and Redondo. They met friends at Hermosa who joined their party for picnic luncheon on the sand and enjoyed a dip in the surf. The entire party returned home by way of Gardena. K. C. Baseball Dance A dance full of pep and good time will be enjoyed tomorrow evening in the K. of C. hall when the baseball team will give a dance. Excellent music has been arranged and nothing has been spared to give the dancers a pleasant evening. Marriage Licenses Claude M. Stanford, 21, Buena-park, Lucy Smith, 19, Oklahoma City; Liewellyn M. Hutton, 26, Orange; Margaret Amy Duckett, 22, Santa Ana; Jesse R. Curry, 29, Marle D. Athedie, 20, Orange. You Know and Like B. R. His Brother Has a Present For You July 1st Hold Weinie Bake Weinie bakes are the popular form of beach amusement of the summer evenings, several of which occurred last evening. A party of congenial friends composed of Mr. and Mrs. Sanderfield, sons Arnold and Willard and daughters, Nora and Florence; Mr. and Mrs. Klodt, Alma and Fred Otto and Arthur Klodt; the Misses Melinda and Alma Cordes drove to Newport Beach where they built big fires on the sand, and enjoyed a repast which was especially tasty on a cool evening. They played games around the fires, fold stories and had a fine time in general. Y.P.S. Visit Beach City The Young People's society of Zion Lutheran church met at the bungalow where they loaded themselves, quantities of good things and plenty of warm wraps to drive to Anaheim Landing for an evening of sport on the beach. When the big bonfires had burned to a bed of perfect coals, they roasted the weinies and marshmallows, which, augmented by buns, cake, salads and other goodies, made a "filling" supper. After the feed they enjoyed games and sports on the sands. Royal Neighbors Surprise Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Beck, of Olive street, were happily surprised Tuesday evening when about fifty members of the Royal Neighbor lodge and their friends drove over to pass the evening with them. Games and dancing were enjoyed and refreshments of cake and punch served afterward. It was with regret the merry company said goodbye as the hour for their departure came. Plan to Receive Executives Elaborate plans for the entertaining of the county executive committee of the American Legion-Auxiliary Friday were planned and shaped yesterday afternoon when the local executive officers met in their rooms. A 12:30 dinner to be served at noon will be laid for the president and two delegates from each of the five units in the county. A business meeting will follow. The meeting and dinner will be held in the Legion rooms. The color scheme for this affair will be carried out in the red, white and blue colors. It is also decided at this meeting to postpone the session next Tuesday, July 4 to the following week, July 11. Guests at Hotel day includes: F. les; H. G. Marks; Wager, Los Angels Berkeley; M. C.; Dr. P. L. Barnes; Sebald, Los Angels Chicago; C. M.; Co; George A. Blisco; W. B. Lev; F. W. Brown; L Field, Oakland; N Angeles; O. A.; Les; A. W. Rafel and Beatrice E. Geles. Plunge Party A congenial parade to Huntington for a plunge part The early part o spent in the plum strous camp-fire were roasted and devoured and then toasting the marsh. The happy parade Mr. and Mrs. Will Pauline Snapp, L eda and Clara He Dickman. Miss Hester Grating to Los Angeles tives and friends day. Miss Faye Arch A.U.H.S.class Redlands University Freshman work many friends in wish her well in Miss Grand, sur County hospital, in Seattle he will attend the nat nurses which open city July 21. Miss Helen Mr Ohio-st., has return University, where her sophomore year vacation She is the Misses Hedstr Marburger will en junior. Mr. and Mrs.A enjoy a two w motor trip near U Upon their return relatives in San M M.Roy Easton meet at San Tree Club" of the Life Insurance Co the club means more than $100 year. Roy Choate, emerty Garage on S suffered an injury day while doing s morning he was ad had to be reem You Know and Like B. R. His Brother Has a Present For You July 1st SATURDAY Mrs. B. S. Jones is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J: E. Bolles, relatives, today who recently have come to Los Angeles from Detroit, Mich. Low Fares Back East Round-trip tickets to be on sale Daily until August 31. Stopovers in both directions Boston ..... $158.32 Chicago ..... 86.00 New Orleans ..... 85.15 New York ..... 147.40 Philadelphia ..... 144.92 St. Louis ..... 81.50 St. Paul ..... 87.50 Washington ..... 141.56 There are similar reductions to 46 other destinations. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW Also low round-trip rates to Pacific Coast resorts every day until September 30. D. G. MALTBY Consult your local agent for fares, reservations, etc. Telephone 123 Southern Pacific Lines THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE LOCAL RELATIVES ATTEND WEDDING IN HOLLYWOOD ASOCIAL event of importance will occur in Hollywood this evening at five o'clock at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. James Arthur Rimpau, 5656 Carlton Way, when their daughter, Miss Constance Elizabeth becomes the bride of Dr. Percy William Seals. Invitations have been issued to members of the Rimpau family and only closest relatives. Miss Rimpau is one of the popular maidens of the Hollywood district and her marriage late this afternoon will unite two of the oldest families in the south. Miss Rimpau is the niece of F. C. Rimpau, Mrs. Natalie Rimpau, Miss Sophia Rimpau and Mrs. W. E. Alexander, Jr., and was one of the guests at the recent Rimpau-Alexander wedding. After the wedding ceremony Dr. and Mrs. Seals will leave on a honeymoon tour to San Diego and other resorts. Among the Anaheim relatives attending the ceremony will be Mrs. Natalie Rimpau, F. C. Rimpau, Miss Sophia Rimpau, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Alexander, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. E. Olmstead. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday includes: F. Lavorin, Los Angeles; H. G. Marks, San Francisco; E. Wager, Los Angeles; M. E. Rector, Berkeley; M. C. Cramford, Oakland; Dr. P. L. Barnes, Los Angeles; J. L Sebald, Los Angeles; M. H. Curtis, Chicago; C. M. Bayan, San Francisco; George A. Blachaller, San Francisco; W. B. Levings, Los Angeles; F. W. Brown, Los Angeles; H. N. Field, Oakland; Miss Hachaway, Los Angeles; O. A. Rasback, Los Angeles; A. W. Rafferty, Sacramento; and Beatrice E. Quickenden, Los Analeado. PLAYMATES MEET TO SAY GOODBYE TO LITTLE GIRL A VERY happy children's party was held last evening at the home of little "Allie" Pannier when she entertained with a farewell for her little girl friend, "Ruthie" Meade, who leaves soon for Omaha, to pass the summer with relatives. Dressed in their prettiest little frocks, with perky bows on their hair and each carrying a toy for amusement throughout the party, the children all looked very dainty. Little "Peggy," (Dr. van de Erve) in her rompers and sunbonnet, carrying her sand bucket and shovel was a favorite, as was "Jimmie," (Miss Curtis) in his coveralls, with a big red apple, Jimmie, however, lost a little of his popularity when he "swiped" a playmate's Teddy bear, and refused to give it up. The children played out of doors a while, but growing restless, they went into the house where their eyes widened in admiration of the lovely junk gladiolias in big baskets all about the rooms of the pretty home. As they seemed to be hungry, the little hostess served lemonade and animal cookies quite frequently. The small ones then wrote letters for their playmate, "Ruthie," and tied them in packages, which she will read on the train during her journey east. They recited nursery rhymes or sang songs, the prize going to little "Beth" (Dr. Raische) for her song, "My Mamma Told Me," etc. The girls honoring "Ruthie" were "Rubie" Aikman, "Bethie" Raische, "Hennie" van de Erve, "Addie" Curtis, "Lillie" Tallaksen, "Myrtle" Womer, "Nite" Herzler, "Libbie" Martin, "Essie" Block, "Ednee" Hochull, "Allie" Teevan, and "Allie" Pannier. All were served pineapple ice and wafers just before the bedtime story. During her absence in Omaha "Ruthie" will grow up and upon her return in the late summer to San Francisco will wed John McLaughlin, a California young business man, and make her home in the sunny Southland. This bride wears gown of white whose jeweled girdle and spray of rocaille is resplendent in peach taffet a Bankerettes Turn Bankers Nine bank clerkks of the various bank organizations of the city went to the E. A. Sparkes home last evening to be the guests of Miss Philiura Sparkes. Instead of coming in their regular garb and carrying their embroidery work, they left their sewing at home and came dressed as men. And such looking figures! Games were played out of doors and dancing furnished further amusement. A delicious dinner was served in two courses from a table attractive- Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday includes: F. Lavorin, Los Angeles; H. G. Marks, San Francisco; E. Wager, Los Angeles; M. E. Rector, Berkeley; M. C. Cramford, Oakland; Dr. P. L. Barnes, Los Angeles; J. L. Sebald, Los Angeles; M. H. Curtis, Chicago; C. M. Bayan, San Francisco; George A. Blachaller, San Francisco; W. B. Levis, Los Angeles; F. W. Brown, Los Angeles; H. N. Field, Oakland; O. A. Hachaway, Los Angeles; A. W. Rafferty, Sacramento; and Beatrice E. Quickenden, Los Angeles. Plunge Party, Weinie Bake A congenial party of seven motorized to Huntington Beach last evening for a plunge party and wienie bake. The early part of the evening was spent in the plunge and taster a monstrous camp-fire was built. Wienies were roasted and other goodies were devoured and then came the joy of toasting the marshmellows. The happy party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. William Gieger, Miss Pauline Snapp, Leona Dickman, Frieda and Clara Heinze and Mr. Paul Dickman. City Briefs Miss Hester Gray went this morning to Los Angeles to visit relatives and friends over the July holiday. Miss Faye Archer, a member of the A.U.H.S. class of '22, will enter Redlands University this fall for the freshman work. Miss Archer has many friends in Anaheim who will wish her well in her college life. Miss Grand, superintendent of the County hospital, is enjoying her vacation in Seattle, her old home. She will attend the national convention of nurses, which opens in the northern city July 21. Miss Helen Marburger, of South Ohio-st., has returned from Redlands University, where she has completed her sophomore year, for her summer vacation. She is at present visiting the Misses Hedstrum in Balboa. Miss Marburger will enter next year as a junior. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ruby have been enjoying a two weeks camping and motor trip near Bass Lake, Mono-co. Upon their return they visited with relatives in San Francisco. M. Roy Easton leaves tonight for a meeting at San Francisco of "Big Tree Club" of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. Membership in the club means Mr. Easton has sold more than $100,000 insurance this year. Roy Choate, employed at the Liberty Garage on So., Los Angeles-st., suffered an injury to his hip yesterday while doing some welding. This morning he was suddenly taken sick and had to be removed to his home. Bankerettes Turn Bankers Nine bank clerkks of the various bank organizations of the city went to the E.A. Sparkes home last evening to be the guests of Miss Philura Sparkes. Instead of coming in their regular garb and carrying their embroidery work, they left their sewing at home and came dressed as men. And such looking figures! Games were played out of doors and dancing furnished further amusement. A delicious dinner was served in two courses from a table attractively fixed with orange place cards, orange and white nut baskets and fruit salad in orange baskets. After the dinner, candy, cigars and cigarettes were passed to the Bankerettes. Covers were placed for the Misses Lucille Bastian, Hazel Raincy, Marea Westphal, Wilhelm Raincy, Myrtle Owen, Dorothy and Elsaile Schellens, Mrs. Lloyd Noland and the hostess, Miss Sparkes. FINLEY HEADS Y BOARD Col. S.H. Finley, head of the committee which conducted the successful campaign in Santa Ana for $225,000 for a Y.M.C.A building and equipment, has been chosen president of the organization. Other officers are: W.B.Tedford, vice-president; Fred.C.Blauer, secretary; E.B.Sprague, treasurer. Attorney L.A.West is working on the articles of incorporation. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Among the recent visitors at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n are Mr. and Mrs.R.M.Dingman of El Segundo.M.r and Mrs.J.A.Miller, Elizabeth L.Land Lloyd R.Miller of Cumberland,Md., and Miss Dolly Powell of Omaha,Neb. Up--to--Minute Mess With a B 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. Mon., Wed., Fri.'7-8 p.m. 204 Fisher Bldg. Phone 413 Cook's Automatic U.S.P.A. No. 1270597—J No. 1279273—S Telephone CRYSTAL Let Us Supply You Water M. Roy Easton leaves tonight for a meeting at San Francisco of "Big Tree Club" of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. Membership in the club means Mr. Easton has sold more than $100,000 insurance this year. Roy Choate, employed at the Liberty Garage on So. Los Angeles-st., suffered an injury to his hip yesterday while doing some welding. This morning he was suddenly taken sick and had to be removed to his home. A. L. Neal was fined $5 on the charge of speeding when brot before Judge Kuchel yesterday afternoon. James E. Stewart went to Los Angeles today on business in connection with a large deal involving real estate in Los Angeles. Mrs. Marie Strait, stenographer at the Stewart Realty Co., left today for New Jersey, with stopovers at Denver and other points along the way. She expects to be gone three months. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin enjoyed a trip to Long Beach on Sunday. W. J. Jewell has received a message from his brother, W. R. who is in Ann Arbor, Michigan stating that he is expecting to leave on July 10 for England and thence to India where he will continue with his work. Word from the W. P. Quarton and Wayne Amack party state that they are traveling through Wisconsin and Iowa and the neighboring states on their way home, and says that they can't get here quickly enough. Mrs. Margaret O'Rourke is enjoying a visit from her sister Miss Grace Burgess of Cleveland, Ohio. Miss Burgess plans to spend about a year in California. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lloyd Moore of Long Beach were Anaheim visitors yesterday. Mr. Moore coming on business and Mrs. Moore to visit her many acquaintances. Otto Lowenstein made a business trip to Riverside last evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Kitchens, Jr., and Miss Maybelle Kitchens spent last evening at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Carner, Raymond Perry, Mrs. Alice Booth and Eugene Booth motored to Laguna yesterday. Raymond Perry returned to his home in Santa Monica this morning after spending the past week with relatives and friends. LEOTAY 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. 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 SIMON & AUTO PAINT CO. Simonizing Makes the Old Look Like New. Keeps the New Car New. Phone 33 139 S. Los Angeles Str. Anaheim, Calif. West Anaheim Lumber Co. 1133 Lincoln Ave—Phone 39 BUILDING MATERIALS Builders' Hardware Cement Sash Doors Screens Paints Oils Varnishes A New Yard and We Respectfully Ask Your Consideration. GEO. H. SHANK, Proprietor "Your Every Injury Cared For" Insurance 215 1st Nat'l Anaheim Phone CALIFORNIA Wednesday, June 28, 1922 BRIDE AND MAID THEATRES Marion Davies is seen again today at the California in "Beauty's Worth." There are also other offerings of interest to movie fans. 200 CRAFT AT REGATTA Two hundred or more craft will visit Newport Beach as participants or onlookers in the regatta of the So. Calif. Yachting Assn. under the auspices of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club, Aug. 6-13, Claude G. Putnam, of the club has revealed. The financing of the project is said to be progressing well. Shore entertainment will be a subordinate feature. FOURTH OF JULY SPECIALS Fire Crackers 2 pkgs. 5c Sky Rockets 2 for 5c Reg. 5c value Roman Candles 6 Balls for 5c 8 Balls, 2 for 15c Flags, Good Size, 10c 3 for 25c Croquet Sets 8 Mallets or 8 Balls State News Briefs Ardian Corbett, personal representative of Sir Henry Deterding, British head of the Royal Dutch Shell corporation, denied at San Francisco in Deterding's behalf that the latter while in California had conducted negotiations with the object of effecting a merger with the Shell Oil Co. of California, the General Petroleum and the Union Oil Co. of California. State News Briefs Ardian Corbett, personal representative of Sir Henry Deterding, British head of the Royal Dutch Shell corporation, denied at San Francisco in Deterding's behalf that the latter while in California had conducted negotiations with the object of effecting a merger with the Shell Oil Co. of California, the General Petroleum and the Union Oil Co. of California. August and Los Angeles are the time and place announced for the marriage of Jack Pickford, motion picture star, and Marilynn Miller, also of the movies. Rate cuts of 10 to 20 per cent have been declared at San Francisco by the American Hawaiian Steamship Co., which has withdrawn from the inter-coastal rate conference in New York. The company operates freighters between the Pacific and Atlantic. The regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share on its common stock has been declared by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway, payable Sept. 1 to stock of record July 28. Discussion of retail advertising occupied the sessions of the Pacific Coast Advertising clubs in San Diego. SUES FOR DIVORCE Mrs. Derothy M. Linares has begun suit for divorce against William G. Wigginton, whom she married when she received official word of the death of Linares. As Mrs. Linares she had filed suit for divorce from her husband just before he enlisted and got annulled by decree. 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G. B. DANIELS Tires, Tubes and Accessories Vulcanizing Specialist 211 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 25 W. H. BOON Motorcycles, Bicycles and Supplies Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Brazing 147 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 379J ANAHEIM AUTO WRECKING CO. Used Automobiles A Complete Line of all Auto Parts and Accessories. Also Second-hand Tires and Tubes Always on hand so moderate prices. Welded Glass. 214 So. Los Angeles Anaheim, Cal. Good Groceries and We Deliver You will find it a pleasure to do business with us. Austin Bros. The 5-Point Grocery Phone No. 186