oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-13

STANFORD GRADS GIVE FEAST FOR LOCAL ATHLETES LOCAL students of Stanford University and a number of the leading athletes of Orange county schools were the guests of Orange-co. Stanford alumni at a barbecue at Orange-co. park last night. A bountiful feed was enjoyed, followed by an informal social gathering during which "old timers" enjoyed again in gleeful reminiscence the incidents of past college days, and present students met the founders of the University's traditions, while local high school graduates became acquainted with the college men and caught a glimpse of the glamour of college life. Dudley DeGrott, captain of next year's varsity football squad, Morris Kirksey, Stanford springer, and a number of other students and alumni from Los Angeles were among the guests. Orange County Stanford students present at the barbecue were Glen Hartrantt, Harry Shipke, Talbot Bielefeldt, Horace Allison, Milburn Harvey, and Billy McGee. Guests from Orange county schools who were present were Cravath, Stark, Finley, Spangler, Cock, Remsberg, and Crawford, of Santa Ana; Bill Clayes and Al Cook of Anaheim; Salter, Earl and J. Hawkins of Fullerton, and Clark and Van Slyck. The Orange-co. alumni who were hosts at the occasion were Stanley Good, Warren Bradford, James Tuffree, Maurice Enderele, G. K. Scorel, Elmer Worthy, Frank West, Thomas McFadden, Ralph McFadden, Terry Stephenson, Bert West, Truman Davies, George Baker, Eugene Trago and William Gibb. Regular Meeting Friday The Woman's Missionary society of the Prebyterian church will hold the regular meeting on Friday evening. Install I.O.O.F. Officers Officers for the coming six months were installed Tuesday evening in the local I. O. O. F. order, Otis Cooper, of Fullerton, and his staff performing the rites. The new officers of the order are noble grand, F. J. Summers; vice grand, Henry Baxter; recording secretary, E. B. Johnson; financial secretary, Henry A. Mang; treasurer, F. H. Garrison; warder, Fred Scott; conductor, Sam Welch; right supporter to noble grand, C. Mauerhan; left supporter to noble grand, A. B. Neiswanger; right supporter to vice grand, George Tanner; left supporter to vice grand, A. G. Tuma; right scene supporter, F. Nylan; left scene supporter, Wm. McKay; inside guard, Wm. Mang; outer guard, Louis Strutman; chaplain, C. W. Hedges. Refreshments were served in the banquet room and a social time was passed by the visiting officers and local members. Girl on Long Voyage Miss Clara Fisher is enjoying a visit from her grand niece, Miss Clara Litzius, who is also her godchild. Miss Litzius made the trip alone from near the Rhine, in Germany, leaving her native country June 22. This is her first visit to America, and the several hours passed in Washington, D.C., New Orleans and other points en route, were of greatest interest to the young traveler, who is but eighteen years of age. She will remain indefinitely with her aunt, and already many trips to places of interest have been arranged, among them the one next Sunday to Azusa to visit for the day. Whist In Fullerton The Wade Quarton home in Fullerton was very prettily set for the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Whist club to play cards. Mrs. J. L. Abbott also of Fullerton, entertained the players. STARS, MAIN AND FINE HARBOR EASTERN SCHOOLS enjoy their order when the Bixby Park attends elaborate picnicion. Arriving there the feast will run put in some appetite appropriate and the occasion good natured rains in a merry mood the content brook the excellent fairs recognize perel truth that heart is being after the unit collecting dishes ed to Seal Beach had been reserved the strains of erished by the Messers. Brastad and Krastel da entertainment the evening. Although tired in the lovely moor part of the enjoyment fully one hundred their guests were best outing given. White Shift The White Shift very successful in the Masonic T when a class of e initiated into the A potluck supp 6:30 and an im the board was a The work followe beautifully done in the best form cream and sake given The Orange-co. alumni who were hosts at the occasion were Stanley Good, Warren Bradford, James Tuffree, Maurice Enderlee, G. K. Scorel, Elmer Worthy, Frank West, Thomas McFadden, Ralph McFadden, Terry Stephenson, Bert West, Truman Davies, George Baker, Eugene Trago and William Gibb. Regular Meeting Friday The Woman's Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold the regular meeting on Friday evening, July 14, in connection with the social to be given that evening at the church. All members of the society are urged to attend. A good program has been arranged. Mrs. Harry Ashley, formerly of Anaheim, but now of Los Angeles, passed Wednesday afternoon with the Misses Aubert. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. For Excellent Shoe Repairing see "The Rebuilder of Shoes" TITTMAN'S EAST SIDE SHOE SHOP 313 E. Center is the Number Whist In Fullerton The Wade Quarton home in Fullerton was very prettily set for the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Whist club to play cards. Mrs. J. L. Abbott also of Fullerton, entertained the players. After several rounds of whist, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Backs and Mrs. Quarton proved to be the prize winners. The other players were the Mesdames Minnie Palmer, Herman Backs, Wade Quarton, Max Neblung, Alice Booth, C. W. Martin, L. Witherill, R. H. Seale, Robert Quarton, Fred Hickle, J. L. Abbott and Miss Lillian Bennerscheidt. Mrs. Abbott served a dainty-repast at the close of the afternoon. Labette-co., Kan., Picnic The Labette county, Kan., picnic will be held Sunday in Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles. All former residents of the county, their friends and visitors are cordially invited. Addresses will be delivered by W. F. C. Schoch, of Long Beach, and Judge Neal, of Parsons, Kansas. A basket dinner will be served at noon, and registration booths will be at convenient locations. "Carmen" Visitor Here Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Probst have been entertaining Mr. Probst's cousin, Miss Maude Simon of Hollywood. Miss Simon was one of the Spanish dancers at the rendition of "Carmen" at the Hollywood Bowl last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Probst attended the performance. Miss Simon will return to her home in Hollywood tomorrow. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Look For It! UNCLE SAM Will Bring It To You UNCLE SAM Will Bring It To You —delayed is our 4-page announcement of the July Clearance Sale and we are using this method of telling you that the reserves of this store will enable all to participate in its saving. Do not let the fact that the starting date named as July 12th cause you to feel you are losing advantage of one single special. Sebastian Bros. PAGE STARS, MASONS AND FRIENDS IN HAPPY OUTING EASTERN Stars and their families enjoyed the biggest outing of the year last evening, as an order, when they hied themselves to Bixby Park at five o'clock, for an elaborate picnic dinner and jollification. Arriving, the ladies quickly spread the feast, while the men and children put in some time working up an appetite appropriate to the outlook and the occasion. Witty speeches and good natured valillery kept the diners in a merry mood, to say nothing of the content brought to the men by the excellent food, for all Eastern Stars recognize the old saying as gospel truth, that "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach." After the uninteresting feature of collecting dishes, the party adjourned to Seal Beach where the pavilion had been reserved for the event. To the strains of excellent music, furnished by the "Melody Men," the Messers, Brastad, Sackett, Johnson and Krasel, dancing furnished the entertainment the remainder of the evening. Although tired, the drive home in the lovely moonlight was no small part of the enjoyment of the evening. Fully one hundred Stars, Masons and their guests were present at this, the best outing given by Chispa chapter. White Shrine Initiates The White Shrine order held a very successful meeting just evening in the Masonic Temple in Fullerton, when a class of eight candidates was initiated into the order. A potluck supper was served at 6:30 and an informal hour around the board was a most pleasant one. The work followed, all of which was beautifully done, as the officers were in the best form. After work, ice cream and cake was served. Local Women Graduate Anaheim was well represented in the Foreign Missionary convention held yesterday in the First Methodist church, Long Beach, several members of the local society attending. Addresses of members prominent over the Southland were heard, and three young women, who have schooled themselves for foreign missionary work, and who will leave very soon for their fields were introduced. Miss Wells, or Santa Ana, will go to Calcutta, India; Miss Walden leaves for China, and Miss Butterfield will take up her duties in Mexico. Another interesting feature of the meeting was presentation of the diplomas to the graduates of the class which has taken the study course prescribed by the new study book. Mrs. George Tedrick, Mrs. George Pendley, Mrs. E. O. Mathis and Mrs. W. F. Mathis received their diplomas yesterday, while others, who were unable to attend the convention, will be given their certificates of honor later. To Visit Santa Ana O.E.S. Hermosa Chapter, O. E. S., has invited Chispa Chapter, of Anaheim, to be their guests Monday evening, July 17, and have been requested to exemplify the initiation work. All members of Chispa chapter are cordially invited. R. N. Card Party Mrs. Eva Boyd of 129 So. Olive street, will open her house tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 to all the Royal Neighbors and their friends for a card party. A large attendance is desired. Encampment to Install The local Encampment lodge of the I. O. O. F. will hold installation Friday evening to place officers for the coming six months. John Crawford and his installing staff from Santa Ana, will have charge of the ceremonies. City Briefs Jimmie Savo direct from Orpheum, is seen today at the California, assisted by loan Franga in "A Salvo of Screants." The regular weekly road show and vaudeville is offered. Jack Retlaw is seen in person. The movie program is featured by "The Good Provider." RENNERS ENJOYING NORTHERN SCENERY O. H. Renner, prominent merchant of Anaheim, evidently believes in exhausting the scenic resources of California, before pointing the prow of his gasoline "boat" castward, if a handsome photo-postcard received this morning at Anaheim C. of C., is proper evidence. The Renners are motoring and camping, report that there are some fine auto camps in the Mendozo and Humboldt-co., environs, and that the redwoods are indescribably beautiful, and with a few detours, the roads are up to the California standard. BOY SCOUTS CAMPING Boy Scouts of the county are on their caniping trip. The first detachment left for the San Bernardinos yesterday with C. I. Thomas, Orange Scoutmaster, in charge, to remain two weeks. They started from the city hall in Santa Ana and the plaza in Orange. James Holland and Stanley Hopkins were among those who went. Both lads are of Anaheim. One of the points of interest will be a glacier which the pathfinders found on Mt. San Bennaidino. Packing House Visitors Among the recent visitors at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Association were G. E. Bourgonne of Oakland; John H. Baxter of Loveland, Colo.; and Fred R. Adams and E. C. R. Feynold of Joliet, Ill. Touring Yosemite Park An entire mail bag full of cards was delivered to the society department of the Plain Dealer today from Mrs. A. Andrews who with a party White Shrine Initiates The White Shrine order held a very successful meeting last evening in the Masonic Temple in Fullerton, when a class of eight candidates was initiated into the order. A potluck supper was served at 6:30 and an informal hour around the board was a most pleasant one. The work followed, all of which was beautifully done, as the officers were in the best form. After work, ice cream and cake was served as a light refreshment course. Among the Anaheim members attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Benson. About sixty-five were present. Valencia Hotel Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W. Z. Henry, Chicago; F. N. Carnahan, Los Angeles; F. H. McNeill, Los Angeles; S. S. Woepson, Los Angeles; A. L. Know, Los Angeles; R. P. Schultz, Los Angeles; Fred E. Kennard, Los Angeles; D. S. Walker, Milwaukee; C. W. Brooks, Pasadena; S. B. Hibshman, Venice; E. J. Kampshroer, Los Angeles; D. W. Hill, Los Angeles; G. L. King, San Diego; Carl Krin, Los Angeles; W. Martin, Los Angeles; O. B. Donperil, Los Angeles. Fine Music For Club Dance Newport Yacht club members and their friends who will participate in the dance at the clubhouse Saturday night, are anticipating an unusually fine time, as the Riverside Mission Inn orchestra has been secured for the evening. A large crowd is expected as so many of the members are passing their vacation at Balboa and East Newport, among them many of the younger set whose vim and gaiety will and greatly to the occasion. Family Dinner Party A very delightful family dinner party was enjoyed last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elcholtz in the Colonial Apts. Covers were placed for Mrs. Emma O'Rourke, Misses Vera and Wilma and Messrs. Dan and Bert O'Rourke, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goddard of Long Beach, and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Elcholtz. Will Visit In North Miss Katherine Dressor, accompanied by her close friend, Miss Cecilia Elmers, of Fullerton, will leave for a two months trip through the north. They will pass the greater portion of the time with friends and relatives in Portland, Oregon. Plain Dealer Want Ads will bring results. Encampment to Install The local Encampment lodge of the I. O. O. F. will hold installation Friday evening to place officers for the coming six months. John Crawford and his installing staff from Santa Ana, will have charge of the ceremonies. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Daniels will accompany Mrs. Daniels' parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, of Santa Ana, to Forest Home Saturday and remain with them over Sunday. The Smiths will be there two weeks, and be joined the following Saturday by Mrs. Daniels, who will pass a week of vacation at the pretty resort. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harvey were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Daniels, at the O. E. S. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Houg and family are moving today to their newly acquired ranch home on Garden Grove road, formerly owned by Adolph Tuma. The Tumas are moving into the new house in Valencia Square which the Hoags recently had built. C. P. Gould of Salinas was in Anaheim yesterday on business, calling on James E. Stewart. Mr. Gould owns extensive pear orchards in Salinas Valley, and reports wonderful things of the pear industry. J.T. McKelvey and wife of Monterey has been visiting C. H. Neff of Anaheim. Mr. McKelvey has been in business at Monterey for several years, and plans to locate in Orange-co., in the near future. H.P.Tobin, who has been taking an auto trip thru the northwest, is expected to return home next week. Mr. and Mrs.John Hellung and daughter Dorothy of Los Angeles butformerly of Ft.Madison, Iowa, were recent guests at the Henry Heying home on N.Lemon Street.The visit was a happy surprise to the Heyings and an enjoyable time was spent recalling former times in Iowa. Mrs.V.H.LaMont and sons are expected home from a vacation spent at Strawberry Flats last of this week. They have been there with friends from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.J.P.Probst and family and their guest, Miss Maude Simon of Hollywood were at the O.E.S.picnic last evening. Mr. and Mrs.EdMarion, Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Martin and Mrs.Esteile Johnson were in Long Beach and Seal Beach last evening with the Stars. Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Kemper, Mrs.Lizzie Kemper, Mr,and Mrs.V.J.Bonnat,Miss Esther Pember Jack Kemper attended the picnic and dance at Long Beach and Seal Will Visit In North Miss Katherine Dressor, accompanied by her close friend, Miss Cecilia Elimers, of Fullerton, will leave for a two months trip through the north. They will pass the greater portion of the time with friends and relatives in Portland, Oregon. Plain Dealer Want Ads will bring results. NOW DO MY WORK WITH EASE Because Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restored My Health Hornell, N.Y.—"I was in bad health but there didn't seem to be any one thing the matter with me. I was tired out all over and it was an effort for me to move. I was irritable and could not sleep nights and had trouble with my bowels and at my periods. It seemed that nearly everyone around me knew of your medicine and wanted me to try it, so at last I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablets and Lydia E. 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