oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-14

Friday, July 14, 1922 WOMAN'S PAC CALVARY WOMEN'S UNION PERFECTS ORGANIZATION THE Women's Union of the Calvary Baptist church met at the German Baptist church yesterday for permanent organization. There were a number of guests present from other towns and among these were Mrs. Sitton of Fullerton, who led the devotional meeting. Mrs. McBride also of Fullerton, rendered a delightful solo. Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Catland of the Santa Ana Baptist Union, association president and secretary, told of the work which the Santa Ana Union was doing and volunteered to give instructions for carrying on the work here. The officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Mrs. T. C. Jones, president; Mrs. H. H. Knox, first vice president; Mrs. David Maltbey, second vice-president; Mrs. Amo Mock, third vice-president; Mrs. H. J. Wilson, fourth vice-president; Mrs. R. W. Coriell, fifth vice-president; Mrs. G. R. Schee, recording secretary; Mrs. J. F. Jenkins, corresponding secretary; Mrs. F. H. Wessler, treasurer; Mrs. T. C. Jordan acted as chairman until the new president was elected. Mrs. Jones acknowledged her election as president and a prayer was offered before the meeting adjourned. Light refreshments were served later. Dinner For Friend An informal house warming, last evening, given by the newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Losey, was a delightfully pretty affair. The traditional joke of a bride's inability to cook was entirely disproven at the dinner served in three courses at 7 clock, to the merry little company, with Mr. Delmar Branch, a college chum of the host, as guest of honor. Other guests included the Misses Club Meets In New Home Undaunted by the summer weather which caused the abandonment of meetings of several clubs during July and August, the Coterie club met yesterday with Mrs. Herman Shindler at her lovely new Spanish home, on south Palmst. The hostess graciously showed her guests over her pretty home before the games, much to their pleasure. Three tables of five hundred were played, highest scores going to Mrs. George Peck, Mrs. Rosie Van Horn and Mrs. C. B. Harrison. No consolation presents are given by the club. Other members playing, of whom there are several new ones, were the Mesdames C. B., Harrison, William Lake, Joe Stroup, Fred, Mang, Richard Groos, Henry Heying, F.G. Mauer, Henry Husmann, Henry Schindler, and Henrietta Simms. Tables were cleared of cards and quickly arranged for the delicious luncheon which Mrs. Schindler served at 4:20. Compliments Missionaries Miss Viola Hill, of Santa Ana, who will sail in August for Ningpo, China, to again take up her duties as missionary, Mrs. William Ashmore, also a missionary, who has been in the states for the benefit of her health, was also a guest of honor. With her husband, Mrs. Ashmore, too, will resume missionary work in the Orient. Several ladies from Anaheim were among those attending the program and to bid the honored guests goodbye. A shower of gifts was a pleasing and surprising feature which all enjoyed quite as much as the honorees. A program of music contributed by members from the Long Beach delegation, after which a luncheon was served in the dining room of the Santa Ana First Baptist church, where the pleasant meeting was held. Mrs. Herrington Hostess WORD has his heim friend Ross Phlegrapho honeymoon today of the state.T visit Yosemite other points of life.Mr. and Mrs.ed in Los Angeles Phegley was for Roberts, popular lady.The ceremony performed in the they slipped away that evening.Mr. Phegley is at the Anaheim had a host of buquaintances who bride in their mi Dinner For Friend An informal house warming. Last evening, given by the newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Losoy, was a delightfully pretty affair. The traditional joke of a bride's inability to cook was entirely disproven at the dinner served in three courses at 7 clock, to the merry little company, with Mr. Delmar Branch, a college chum of the host, as guest of honor. Other guests included the Misses Helen Marsh and Vera O'Rourke and Mr. Harry Horn. After dinner the sextet enjoyed an hour of music, with Mrs. Losoy at the piano and Mr. Horn with the saxophone. All then drove to the California, where they attended the vaudeville program, concluding a very joyous evening. WOMEN IN EUROPE According to figures compiled at Berlin, there are 25,000,000 more women than men in Europe, the difference being greatest in Russia. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Several ladies from Anaheim were among those attending the program and to bid the honored guests good-bye. A shower of gifts was a pleasing and surprising feature which all enjoyed quite as much as the honorees. A program of music contributed by members from the Long Beach delegation, after which a luncheon was served in the dining room of the Santa Ana First Baptist church, where the pleasant meeting was held. Mrs. Herrington Hostess Nine members of the Chat En Seau club were pleasedantly entertained by Mrs. E. Yosie Herrington last evening at her home on N. Clementine street. Sewing and conversation occupied the vacant houses of the evening and later the hostess served ice cream and wafers. Passing the evening together were the Mesdames Robert Anderson, Welcome M. Ward, Gus Pressel, N. B. Goodson, Frank Scott, of Fallerton, H. K. Hayd, the Misses Victoria Elliott, Evelyn and Lillian Degryse and the hostess, Mrs. Herrington. Tickle Your Appetite With Some Delicious Bakery Specials :: Saturday :: French Doughnuts, per dozen . . . 30c Goosberry Pie, each . . . 25c Whipped Cream Puffs, each . . . 10c Oatmeal Cookies, per dozen . . . 15c Devil’s Food Layer Cake, each . . . 25c Angel Food Cake, each . . . 25c SANITARY BREAD SHOP 165 West Center St. Phone 474 SANITARY BREAD SHOP 165 West Center St. Phone 474 Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT No. 36 No. 35 127 West Center 250 West Center Post Toasties or Kellogg's Corn Flakes 4 for 30c Macaroni and Spaghetti Red Mark 2 for 15c Cream of Wheat 20c Sardines, Bottles 15c Salad Dressing, Premier, Large 2 for 75c No. 1 Water White Comb Honey 30c THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE BRIDAL COUPLE TOURING NORTH ON HONEYMOON WORD has been received by Anaheim friends that Mr. and Mrs. Ross Phegley are enjoying a honeymoon tour in the northern part of the state. They are planning to visit Yosemite and Lake Tahoe and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Phegley were married in Los Angeles on July 8th. Mrs. Phegley was formerly Miss Cordella Roberts, popular Los Angeles young lady. The ceremony was very quietly performed in the late afternoon and they slipped away to Santa Barbara that evening. Mr. Phegley is an assistant cashier at the Anaheim National Bank and a host of business and social acquaintances who will welcome his bride in their midst. Twenty Play Euchre One of the loveliest card parties and luncheons of the season was enjoyed yesterday afternoon at the Elks club when Mrs. A. Rimpau entertained twenty members, they using five of the card tables. Playing until four o'clock, scores were summed up and Mrs. Rimpau the hostess, received the first prize, Mrs. Hartung the second and Mrs. Schulte the consolation. The others playing were the Mesdames A. Schulte, George Hamler, Wm. A. Dolan, John Hartung of Venice, Gerald Sandilands, J. S. Sheridan, C. Holcomb, J. Strohoff, Joe Carroll, J. Bennerscheidt, Simon Lybarger, M. J. Bradley, Ed. Olmstead, J. J. Dyder, Nellie Wagner, J. Cole, A. L. Lewis, of Santa Fe Springs, Missee Lillian Bennerscheidt, Frieda Janas, Dora Zeyn and the hostess, Mrs. Rimpau. At four thirty the guests found their places at a very prettily appointed dinner table that was set in FORMER ANAHEIM PAIR ENTERTAINS CLUB MEMBERS SIXTEEN members of the "Linger Longer" club were very pleasantly entertained last evening at the Alvin Nowotny home in Santa Ana. The Nowotny formerly of Anaheim, have just moved into their beautiful new home on West Sixth street and it was a great pleasure to be entertained in such surroundings. Prize winners for the evening were announced as Mrs. Tausch and Mr. Nowotny and the two seconds as Mrs. Nowotny and Mr. Tausch. After the games a social hour followed and a dainty luncheon was served. Pretty flowers were placed about the room to lend their fragrance. Playing together were the Messrs. and Mesdames M. W. Martenet, E. Brus, A. L. Erickson, L. Z. Kroger, Frank Tausch, Wm. H. Houts, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Boege and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Nowotny. Last Meeting of Season Discontinuing their meetings for the members of the Neighborhood club, south-west or Anaheim, packed their lunches and other paraphernalia and started off for Birth Park, Long Beach, where they had decided to spend the day. At noon all sat down to a sunnyuous dinner. The return home was made in the late afternoon. The merry party consisted of the Mesdames E. A. Sparkee, R.G. Sparkes, C.G. Sparkes, Ed.Marton, Stella Johnson, C.Carter, of Park Shea, C.W.Brumagin, Sam Snodgrass, Small, and the Misses Lena Weise, Callie Sparkes, Nellie and Careen Davis, of Los Angeles, and Mrs.Martin of Los Angeles. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 14 (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs.Harry Stevenson and daughters,Hilda and Eula of Glendale,and Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Porter.of Fullerton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.J.B.Robison on Wednesdays from a four months visit at his old home in Switzerland, where he visited scenes of his early childhood and where he enjoyed a visit with a sister whom he had not seen for thirty years,and other relatives.His also visited at various places of interest in France.The trip agreed with Dr.Schneider is evidenced by the fact that he gained several pounds in weight while away.Here reports a most interesting and enjoyable trip,but says it seems good to be home again.The Royal Neighbors of Garden Grove entertained the Royal Neighbors of Santa Ana at the Woodman hall Monday evening Those attending from here were T.C.Natland and family,Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Hammentree and daughter,Miss Chasse,Miss Inez Russell,Mr.and Mrs.H.M.Lambert,Mrs.K.S.Hendricks,Mrs.Mary Edmunds,and Mrs.Newnan.Mrs.Edward Arrowsmith is reported seriously ill at her home on Acacia street. The receipts from the play given by the ladies of the Civic club at Buena Park,Tuesday night,netted close to $50.00 which will be used for the maintenance of the Garden Branch Library. The following attended a steak bake at Orange County Park Wednesday:Mr. and Mrs.S.S.Jackson,mr.and Mrs.F.A.Monroe,j.M.Woodworth and family.W.A.Wheeler and familyMr.andMrs.Feed.Doepke,Mrs.Ziegler and little son,and Miss Clara Lott. Mrs.G.E.Brunswick and daughter,Miss Jean with friends from Anaheim are enjoying a week's outing at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Reybyrn and Mrs.Susan Chaffee attended a special meeting of the Missionary society at Long Beach Wednesday. Mr.和Mrs.E.D.Fulsom和George Milis returned Monday from Long Beach where they spent a couple of weeks vacation. Thos.Jessup and family，accompanied by Mrs.C.G.Haworth of To Cards at Mrs. Dunsmoor's Mrs. George Dunsmoor entertained very pleasantly yesterday afternoon for the members of the Placenta Country club. Prize winners proved to be Mrs. Sollis first and Mrs. Miller second. After the games a dainty collation was served and covers were placed for the Mesdames J. W. Sollis and Eric Lamhofer of Fullerton, F. H. Miller, J. E. Scot, James Tuffree, Herbert Sullivan, V. H. Robertson, George Meyers, Stanley Tutton, Percy Bradford, all of Placentia; Miss Nina McClellan and the hostess, Mrs. Dunsmoor of Anaheim. Chicken Dinner Tonight The tables are laid and the yellow legged chickens are cooking for the big rally and chickend inner this evening to be given in White Temple social hall by the young people of the church. The invitations are unlimited in number and a jolly evening will follow the sumptuous dinner. LAMP FOR PIANISTS An electric lamp to be mounted on the forehead has been designed for pianists. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 14 (Spl.) — Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson and daughters, Hilda and Eula of Glendale, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter, of Fullerton, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robison on Wednesday evening. Edward Thurman was a guest at a week-end house party at Laguna Beach. Miss Ruth Wilsey has returned from a visit of a week with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Swingle at Orange. Henry Lubkeman returned on Tuesday from a two weeks trip to San Francisco and Lake Tahoe. While there he visited with Dee Holder, who is attending summer school at Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. Deal and daughter, Clara, left on Wednesday for a two week’s vacation. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Willsey entertained Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Swingle, of Orange, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krause of Pomona, on Sunday. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Willsey and Ruth and Frank Wilsey with their guests motored to Seal Beach. All the kiddies in the last year kindergarten class have received a letter from Miss Anna Fisk, their teacher. She sent each child a picture she had taken at the last of the school. Miss Fisk will be with us next year. The following new books were put in circulation at the Buena Park library on Tuesday, July 11th: Hugo Stinnes’ Biography of Germany’s greatest financier; Brunkmeyer; Make Your Own Hats; Gene Stratton Porter; Dawn O’Hara; Edna Ferber, 54-40 or Fight; Emerson Hough; The 39 Steps; John Buchanan; The Definite Object—Jeffrey Parol; The Hornet’s Nese—Mrs. Wilson Wobdrow; The Land of the Frozen Sun—B. Sinclair; The Brimming Misses Lea Weise, Callie Sparkes, Nellie and Careen Davis, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Martin of Los Angeles. Fred. Doepke, Mrs. Ziegler and little son, and Miss Clara Lott. Mrs. G. E. Brunswick and daughter, Miss Jean, with friends from Anaheim, are enjoying a week’s outing at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reybyrn and Mrs. Susan Chaffee attended a special meeting of the Missionary society at Long Beach Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Fulsom and George Milks returned Monday from Long Beach where they spent a couple of weeks vacation. Thos. Jessup and family, accompanied by Mrs. C. C. Haweroft of Tonopah, Nevada, who is visiting at the Jessup home, metedor to Oxnard Tuesday where they attended a barbecue and meeting of the Southern California Bean Growers’ Assn. Mrs. J. V. McConnell and son Charles returned Sunday from a week’s vacation spent at Laguna Beach. The members of the Economy club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Harold Woodhouse in Santa Ana Tuesday afternoon. Miss Lova Holt attended the wedding of a friend in Pomona Thursday evening. Mrs. W. E. Fisher and son Kenneth, of Ontario, were guests at the Wm. Tyler home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M Redm and Mrs. C. B. Henry will go to Big Bear tomorrow for a week’s outing. Mrs. J. E. Shields returned home from Santa Ana Wednesday, where she recently submitted an operation. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hand and daughter, Mrs. Florence Heine of Reedloy, visited at the C. B. Henry home the first of the week. Hand is a sister of Mr. Henry. Cup—D. Canfield; The Go Getter—Peter B. Kyne; The Courage of Captain Plum—J. Oliver Curwood. Juvenile—Dr. Rabbit and Bush Fox Tail—T.C.Hinkle; Dr.Rabbit and Grumpy Bear—T.C.Hinkle; The Young Forester—Zane Grey; High Benton—W.Heylinger; Camp Brave Pine—H.Comstock; Mother Stories—Maude Lindsay. SERVICE QUALITY SHOPPING NEWS FIFTH EDITION COMPLETE SELECTION THINGS YOU NEED There is no use talking. This is a time when we can each help reduce the other’s living costs. We SHOPPING NEWS FIFTH EDITION COMPLETE SELECTION THINGS YOU NEED There is no use talking. This is a time when we can each help reduce the other's living costs. We can't do it ALL alone but we do promise you every possible saving in our lines considering the Quality. A few examples are: AGAIN ARMOUR'S STAR PICNIC HAMS 20c per lb. Large package Hydro Pura . . . 19c Large Black Figs, lb. . . . 29c Best Sardines in Oil, each . . . 5c Corned Beef Hash, each . . . 19c (Armour) No. 1 can Harry I. Horn GROCER Phone 212 Cor. Claudina and Center ER BACK SWITZERLAND ROVE, July 14 (Spl.) arrived home Saturday months visit at his Switzerland, where he of his early childhood enjoyed a visit with a he had not seen for and other relatives. He various places of incee. That the trip Schneider is evifact that he gained in weight while is a most interesting trip, but says it seems me again. Neighbors of Garden named the Royal NeighAna at the Woodman wening. Those attendwere T. C. Natland and Mrs. Jas Hamaughter, Miss Chassle, bell, Mr. and Mrs. H. rs. K. S. Hendricks, bunds, and Mrs. Newd Arrowsmith is reilly at her home on from the play given the Civic club at Buscasion night, netted which will be used mance of the Garden library. Attended a steak County Park WedMr. and Mrs. S. S. and Mrs. F. A. Monroe, h and family, W. A. family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ziegler and little lara Lott. Brunswick and daughwith friends from joining a week's outGeo. Reybyrn and coffee attended a spethe Missionary socich Wednesday. E. D. Fulsom and burned Monday from are they spent a couation. and family, accomC. Hawerott of Ta- State News Briefs The first shipments of grapes from Kern County will start in carload lots about July 20. An appeal to Governor William D. Stephens to help save fruit crops from waste and destruction due to the strike will be sent by the Valley Industrial Association at Fresno, which is backed by 52 chambers of commerce. The Associated Chambers of Commerce of the San Gabriel Valley elected J. M. Palge of Pomona, president. Twenty cities were represented at the meeting. John W. Scott filed at El Centro nomination papers on the Republican ticket for Congressman Phil D. Swing. Victory for the Boulder Canyon dam project is foreseen by J. S. Nickerson, president of the Imperial Valley irrigation district, who has just returned from Washington. Nevada; New Mexico and Arizona will stand with California, he declared. AFTER S. O. CO., AGAIN Washington—Charging that the various Standard Oil companies have perpetuated the very monopolistic control which the courts sought to terminate", the Federal Trade Commission recommended to Congress legislation prohibiting "common stock ownership in corporations which have been members of a combination dissolved under the Sherman law." In Montana and adjacent states, says the report to Congress, crude petroleum producers and gasoline consumers alike are at the mercy of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana. The report declares that one or the other of the Standard Oil companies dominated in every part of the country. SUPERVISORS TO MEET Four and maybe all five of the Supervisors will attend the annual convention of the County Supervisor's Association of the State of California, to be held July 26-28 at Eureka, Humboldt County. Kenneth Tyler and Alva Disher spent Tuesday at Newport Beach fishing. EAST TO VISIT PARENTS M. J. Hamman, of Rosa Drive, Yorba Linda, left this morning for St. Henry, Ohio, to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamman. He will be absent about a month or five weeks, but will pass the entire time in St. Henry, which is located about 100 miles north of Cincinnati. Mr. Hamman has resided in California the past 22 years, and is a prosperous rancher. He makes the trips to his parental home every four years. but has no desire to ever again live elsewhere than California. Saturday Specials Oregon Cherry Pie 30c each Huckleberry Pie 30c Orange Sponge Cake 25c BOSTON Bakery Store No. 1 201 E. Center Street Phones 125W—862J Store No. 3 248 W. Center SC SUPERVISORS TO MEET Four and maybe all five of the Supervisors will attend the annual convention of the County Supervisor's Association of the State of California, to be held July 26-28 at Eureka, Humboldt County. Kenneth Tyler and Alva Disher spent Tuesday at Newport Beach fishing. Just Received a Shipment of FELT HATS from New York. These Felts are made and designed by the best designers in the United States. They are so constructed that it is impossible to copy them. We only have one dozen of these and the price is $17.00 Each McDonald's Millinery and Lingerie Shoppe Next to Postoffice Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES Saturday Only SOL PACK TOMATOES 10c Limit $ to each customer. Saturday Only S0L PACK TOMATOES 10c Limit $ to each customer. BUY ONE — GET ONE FREE Bry's Inst. Water Softener - 25c Hard Corn . . . . . . . . . . 10c Bread, 2 for . . . . . . . . 15c Steets, 2s . . . . . . . . 20c Salmon, 1s . . . . . . . 10c Butter, lb. . . . . . . 17c PEAS ILCOA - 26c 000 Island Mayonnaise, 4-oz. 18c, 8-oz. 30c Marshmallow Creme, pints 25c Butter Saturday's Price 45c Rock Bottom Stores in Anaheim Now—We Deliver All Orders of $5.00 or Over. Store—114 E. Center St. Phone 409 Store—239 W. Center St. Phone 753