oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-25

NONOGENERIAN IS HONORED BY BIG FAMILY REUNION A occasion of particular delight was the big birthday celebration for the beloved grandmother in the family, Mrs. Mary O. Kellogg, at her home on Ball road, in honor of her nineteenth anniversary. Thirty-eight members of the family, big and little, passed the day with her, and enjoyed the sumptuous turkey dinner served at one o'clock. A lovely birthday cake graced the table and was a portion of the desert course. It was iceed in white and carried sixteen pink candles, as the honoree declared she felt just that many years of age. The cake was baked by Mrs. H. Clay Kellogg, wife of a deceased son, and bore the figures, "1832-1922." Concealed in the cake were many symbolic gifts, among them a wedding ring which most appropriately was in the piece served to Miss Helen Raab, an October bride elecct. The thimble went to Mrs. Winifred Raab. Mrs. Kellogg has seen this country grow from a sandy plain to the present thriving community, as she is one of the earliest pioneers. Crossing the plains in 1852 the party located in Napa valley. In 1869 Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg purchased 640 acres in what now is West Anaheim, and for 53 years this has been the family home. Here her nine children were reared, and their families now number 33 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. The afternoon was devoted to music and listening to the wonderful memories of the early days as related by the revered honoree. Her mind is keen as a girl's and she reads a great deal, keeping well abreast of the times. Members of the family privileged to pass the day with Mrs. Kellogg were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kellogg and family, of Van Nuys; Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Bird and family, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Wonderful Auto Journey Mr. and Mrs. Arland Mason and daughter, of South Spadra road, have just returned from an auto trip to the north, visiting friends and relatives in Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. They were in Vancouver, B.C., on Dominion Day; July 1st. En route, they stopped at many places of interest. About three days were spent in Mt. Ranier National Park, there being a skating contest July 4th. They had a fine view of the great glacier from a point reached by a trail about one-and-one-half miles above Paradise Inn. Two days were spent at Crater Lake National Park. There, a boat ride was enjoyed on the sapphire blue lake, seven miles wide and one thousand feet below the rim of the crater. There is but one approach to the lake by way of a trail one-and-one quarter miles long, which is partly covered with snow. Their itinerary included a drive over the Columbia river highway and Puget Sound drives. In all, they traveled more than 2700 miles and met several Southern Calif., auto tourists. Among them were the Edwards, Kreighbaum and Hager families, Dr. and Mrs. Lindsay and daughter, all of Fullerton, and the Tobin and Schlotter families, of Anaheim. Church Passes Resolutions At the Wednesday evening business meeting of the Calvary Baptist church, the following resolution was passed: Resolved—That we the Calvary Baptist Church of Anaheim extend a hearty vote of thanks and appreciation to the following: Mrs. B.F. Jones for her splendid work in securing the initial names to the charter; Mr. L.W. Cornell and Mr. W.S. Hudson for the use of their homes for prayer meetings, and to the German Baptist church for the use of their building to organize the Woman's Union; to the First Baptist church of Fallerton for the use of their song ANAHEIM GO TO LOOK FOR HAPPY A MERRY PARTIE ple joined by Beach, very p Mr. Cliff Robinson The incentive for a 26th birthday annouree. A dip in ther ed by a sumptuous The guests from Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. A.V.Wheeler R Owen, Mr. and d and Mr. and Mrs. Long Beach guests E.S.Mith, Mr. and M inson, Mr. and M and Mrs.M.A.R Return From The excellent ree the Missionary Exence held for ten from July 11 to 22 proof of the benefit of attending the Mrs Edward Bigel old, and Mr. and d two little daug Dr. and Mrs.W and the latter's m Taggert, of Los An der the 350 registered ering. Mr.Brown, who Anaheim, was receiary of the Interden sionary movement coast, and has hau Los Angeles since N twenty-four forel presen each with his field, as well from every evan a great many of tha Callifornia. The Y.W.C.A there during the su great interest, and ure the Anaheim de Ruth Waterman, The afternoon was devoted to muscle and listening to the wonderful memories of the early days as related by the revered honoree. Her mind is keen as a girl's and she reads a great deal, keeping well abreast of the times. Members of the family privileged to pass the day with Mrs. Kellogg were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kellogg and family, of Van Nuys; Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Bird and family, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Evans, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Swartsbaugh and family, W. L. Dunlap, all of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Raab and family, Balboa; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Finley and family, Glendale; Mrs. H. Clay Kellogg and family, Victoria Michelson, Santa Ana, Mrs. Russell Evans and family, Mrs. Mark Hartzell, Blythe; Mrs. Alfred McBride, El Monte. The honoree received many valuable gifts and deeply appreciated messages of congratulation from distant relatives and friends. She was also given a handkerchief shower. Guests at Chicken Dinner Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hylton entertained with a chicken dinner last evening at their home, 308 East Cypress street, in compliment to Mrs. Ida Young and her daughters, the Misses Opan and Vivian Young, of Placentia. The evening hours were passed in music and conversation, and it was later decided that their guests should remain over night with their hostess, who is mother and sister of the guests. Mrs. Pearl Minogue and son and J. T. Miller also passed the evening with them. Masonic Dance The Fullerton Masonic lodge will give a dance tomorrow evening in their hall, at which the Liewellyn orchestra will furnish the music in the usual excellent kind. All friends of the Masons are invited, and many Anaheim couples plan to attend. Blue Bird Shop Moves The Blue Bird Drapery and Decorating Shop has moved into its new quarters at 323 East Center street, from the former location, 236 West Center. They have redecorated the new room in artistic manner and a larger, more attractive location is the result. The public is invited to visit the Meadames Canby and Hathaway at the Shop and enjoy the new home. Fidelis All-Day Meeting The monthly all-day meeting of the Fidelis class will meet Thursday at the home of the teacher, Miss Belia Walker, on East North street. A large attendance is desired. Cars will be at the church at 10:30. Covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Visit Old Time Friends Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Egge, of Washington, D.C., were guests Saturday of Dr. and Mrs. J. Janas, their old time friends. Mr. Egge has an important position as general superintendent of the U.S.Air Mail service and is in the west on a business trip. Extra Special for the Bargain Festival Resolved—That we the Calvary Baptist Church of Anaheim extend a hearty vote of thanks and appreciation to the following: Mrs. B.F.Jones for her splendid work in securing the initial names to the charter; Mr.L.W.Cornell and Mr.W.S.Hudde for the use of their homes for prayer meetings, and to the German Baptist church for the use of their building to organize the Woman's Union; to the First Baptist church of Fullerton for the use of their song books; to the Temple Baptist church of Los Angeles for their gift of 100 song books, and inst., but not least, to the So.Baptist State convention for its valuable assistance and co-operation through the Rev.H.B.Foskett of Los Angeles. Annual Indie The annual bash Indiana State Social Saturday, July 29 grounds of Expositogeles, to which friends are most welcome Take University can between Main and get off at 39th and Coffee, sandwiches be had on the grounding badges and not to have baskets well Bring cups. County registers throughout the garden friends to find each sic played throughout A snappy program 2:30 p.m., including welcome by the new Wilson, and Vice-President, speakers of the Mabel Cushman Hall munity singing Frederick Clark.D.Kalbaugh. Extensive Vacation Of the many vacations for the season Mrs.F.C.Krause,companied by his husband,Dr.Md.Morrisof Berkeley.is one of Leaving tomorrow they will drive to Pai sight seeing trip.train for Yellowstone joy a five-days auto through that fairytale to Portland they drive well into Canada leisurely trip homework Dr.and Mrs.Span vacation of a month come from the dentalLos Angeles.Mrs.known in Anaheim as Miss Lucile many friends who participated tour. Hotel Valencio Guests at Hotel Valencio day included: Mrs.C.Angles;R.C.Gallaiscisco;W.W.House Ella Special for the Bargain Festival ALL WASH DRESSES Divided in Two Lots. Including ratines, tissue ginghams, French ginghams. Lot 1 Values formerly priced as high as $11.50, now $4.95 Lot 2 Values formerly priced as high as $18.50, now $7.95 FANCY SILK HOSE Fancy silk hose in black, brown, beige and white, formerly priced as high as $3.50, now $1.95 Balance of summer merchandise substantially reduced including silk dresses, summer coats, capes and wraps. The Vogue Shoppe "Where Style Is Theexpensive" 216 W. Center St., Anaheim Mrs. Ida M. Pritchard Mrs. Maude M. Ebeling THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE ANAHEIM FRIENDS GO TO LONG BEACH FOR HAPPY PARTY AMERRY party of Anaheim people joined by friends from Long Beach, very pleasantly surprised Mr. Cliff Robinson of Long Beach. The incentive for this event was the 26th birthday anniversary of the honoree. A dip in the ocean was followed by a sumptuous supper. The guests from Anaheim included Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Suiter, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. O. R Owen, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Winney and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Winney. The Long Beach guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson and Mrs. M. A. Robinson. Return From Conference The excellent report brought from the Missionary Educational conference held for ten days at Asilomar, from July 11 to 21, gives convincing proof of the benefit as well as delight of attending the meeting. Mr. and Mrs Edward Bigelow and son, Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Collins and two little daughters, of Anaheim and Dr. and Mrs. William A. Brown, and the latter's mother, Mrs. E. A. Taggert, of Los Angeles, were among the 350 registered during the gathering. Mr. Brown, who is well known in Anaheim, was recently elected secretary of the Interdenominational missionary movement for the Pacific coast, and has had headquarters in Los Angeles since March. There were twenty-four foreign missionaries present, each with a message from his field, as well as representatives from every evangelical church, a great many of them from Southern California. The Y. W. C. A. conference held there during the summer is also of great interest, and it is with pleasure the Anaheim delegation met Miss Ruth Waterman, formerly of Ana- SMART FASHIONS FROM PARISIAN SHOPS A smart straw bonnet, of the favorite black silk straw, and trimmed with a single black and white quill. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ross and children have returned from Elsinore where they have been during the past month. Mr Ross was taking the mineral baths and electric treatments for rheumatism, and is greatly improved. He feels that he is well on the way to complete recovery. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher and Mr. J.L. Schumacher returned yesterday from an auto trip up the coast to Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Chamberlain and son were week-end visitors of Mrs. Chamberlain's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Earl. WINSTON CHURCHILL BUYS FAMILY GHOST LONDON, July 25 — Winston Churchill, colonial minister, is planning to buy a home with a family ghost, a moat, and a buried treasure. The house is that which—after being untenanted for 12 years, was bought in 1920 by Miss Chirley Kellog, well-known musical comedy star. It stands in 220 acres of ground in East Barnet, near the residence of Sir Thomas Lipton. The ghost which goes with the mansion is said to be that of Geoffery de Mandeville, Earl of Essex, one of the most turbulent of the Norman barons who disturbed the reign of Stephen. According to some historians, he was killed at Maidenhall, in 144, but others say he was concealed in the grounds of the "Little Grove" as the mansion is known, and fell Annual Indiaia Picnic The annual basket picnic of the Indiana State Society will be held Saturday, July 29th, in the picnic grounds of Exposition Park, Los Angeles, to which all Hoosiers and friends are most cordially invited. Take University car on Fifth street, between Main and Olive streets, and get off at 39th and Vermont. Coffee, sandwiches and cones can be had on the grounds by those buying badges and not fortunate enough to have baskets well filled at home. Bring cups. County registers will be posted throughout the grounds to enable friends to find each other, and music played throughout the day. A snappy program will be given at 2:30 p.m., including an address of welcome by the new president, Cecil Wilson, and Vice-Pres. Wm. D. Donnell, speakers of the day. Solos by Mabel Cushman Hardison, and Community singing lead by Dr. John Frederick Clark. Drums by Dallas Kalbaugh. Extensive Vacation Trip Of the many vacation trips planned for the season that of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Krause, of Fullerton, accompanied by their daughter and husband, Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Sparks, of Berkeley, is one of the very nicest. Leaving tomorrow morning, early, they will drive to Portland, Ore., on a sight seeing trip. They will entrain for Yellowstone park, and enjoy a five-days auto stage journey through that fairyland. Returning to Portland they drive to Vancouver and well into Canada, and make a leisurely trip homeward. Dr. and Mrs. Sparks are on their vacation of a month, having just come from the dental convention in Los Angeles. Mrs. Sparks is well known in Anaheim as well as Fullerton as Miss Lucile Krause, and has many friends who rejoice in her anticipated tour. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Mrs. Orna Voigt, Los Angeles; R. C. Gallagher, San Francisco; W. W. Haller, New York City; and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher and Mr. J. L. Schumacher returned yesterday from an auto trip up the coast to Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Chamberlain and son were week-end visitors of Mrs. Chamberlain's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Earl. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McMahon are leaving soon for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Hyannis, Nebraska, their former home. This is the first trip Mrs. McMahon has made home for two years. L. J. Sheridan has gone on his vacation. Frank N. Gibbs of the Gibbs Lumber Co. is attending the Presbyterian Synod at Pasadena today. George Ross and wife have returned from their vacation trip to Elsinore. James E. Stewart and Arthur Stewart were at Signal Hill near Long Beach on business yesterday. E. R. Herwick of the Herwick well No. 1 at Signal Hill was in Anaheim on business yesterday. Mr. Herwick is drilling 10 wells at Signal Hill. Carl Hilcher was fined $5 yesterday afternoon by Judge Brown on the charge of running without a muffler. Mr. and Mrs. J.C.Ildor and son have returned from a two weeks outing at Idyllwild. Miss Ruth Idlor remained in Anaheim with relatives during their absence. Mr. and Mrs.Charles Recknor and Mr. and Mrs.F.A.Flier and daughter returned home late last night from a weeks motor trip in the northern part of the state, going as far as the Big Basin and Big Trees. The Recknors went in their Ford roadster and state that it "behaved beautifully." The only trouble which they experienced during the trip was a flat tire when they were about half a mile from home. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Mitchell and family attended the Standard Oil Co., barbecue yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Clark and family have returned from an outing at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Clark and family have returned from an outing at Balboa. Miss Florence Hammill will entertain the members of the Chat 'En Seau at her home Thursday. All members are requested to be present. Mr. and Mrs.N.F.Sanderson of Martines and Mrs.Augusta Wilcox of Seattle are guests at the J.E.Bawer home Mrs.Sanderson is a sister and Mrs.Wilcox an aunt of Mrs.Baker. Mr. and Mrs.B.H.Sidnam, Mr. and Mrs.Harry Hathaway, Mrs.M.E.Canby, Mr.Bud Holland and Mr.Andrs.Harry D.Riley enjoyed a picnic dinner last evening with Mr. and Mrs.George Maas who have a cottage at Balboa. The ghost which goes with the mansion is said to be that of Geoffery de Mandeville, Earl of Essex, one of the most turbulent of the Norman barons who disturbed the reign of Stephen. According to some historians, he was killed at Maidenhall, in 144, but others say he was concealed in the grounds of the "Little Grove" as the mansion is known, and fell into the moat where he was drowned. His ghost still walks, it is authoritatively stated by the villagers, being disturbed by the fact that there is great treasure chained to the bottom of the moat. Quite recently a secret chamber was discovered in the building which contained some valuable works of art—a consideration which should appeal to the secretary who is an artist himself. Biggest Hit Out Today—"Lovable Eyes"—Brunswick record. Schmidt Music Store. STATIONERY 2 For the price of 1 and 1 cent, including Tablets, Envelopes and Box Paper Anaheim Novelty & Gift Shop H.J.EFKER Phone 70 Next to Fairyland Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Mrs. Orna Voigt, Los Angeles; R. C. Gallagher, San Francisco; W. W. Harvey, Los Angeles; E. J. Kampschran, Los Angeles; G. C. Hixmer, Santa Arna; A. L. Jordan, Los Angeles; D. C. Wylie, Riverside; D. B. Wyandt, Los Angeles; B. J. Eginton, Los Angeles; W. G. Hudlow, San Francisco; J. C. Jewett, Los Angeles; Jack Brand, Los Angeles; W. F. Vollmer, San Bernardino; Lloyd Jones, Los Angeles; Mrs. R. O. Browne, Los Angeles; Harry F. Mix, Los Angeles; Harry Schwartz, Los Angeles; Mrs. Knott, Reno; Karl Martin, Riverside. Enjoy Life on Island Mrs. Eleaner Davis, of Los Angeles, Mrs. L. R. Wilson and Miss Lucille Davis are enjoying the week at the Wilson cottage on Balboa Island. Mrs. Davis is having her vacation from her duties in the Hamburger store, Los Angeles. Upon the return to Anaheim Mrs. Wilson and Miss Davis will make preparation for a journey to the east upon which they leave about the middle of August. The new Wilson cottage on the Island is just completed and Mrs. Wilson has been spending considerable time in making it comfy for her family and her guests. Leave For Yosemite Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sander and son, Arthur, and Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Nevillis will leave on a ten days trip to Yosemite park by auto. They will enjoy a stop over in San Francisco en route home for a sight seeing day or two. Biggest Hit Out Today—"Lovable Eyes"—Brunswick record. Schmidt Music Store. Plain Dealer for good Job Printing. Miss Florence Hamini will entertain the members of the Chat 'En Seau at her home Thursday. All members are requested to be present. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Sanderson of Martines and Mrs. Augusta Wilcox of Seattle are guests at the J. E. Bawer home Mrs. Sanderson is a sister and Mrs. Wilcox an aunt of Mrs. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sidnam, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hathaway, Mrs. M. E. Canby, Mr. Bud Holland and Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Riley enjoyed a picnic dinner last evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Maas who have a cottage at Balboa Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marion, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hatfield, Mrs. Estella Johnson and Miss Amanda Dumpke were week-end visitors at Seal Beach. Mr and Mrs E. O. Mathis and family motored to Long Beach Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Mills, Mesdames Dr. S. D. Berry, Dr. A. A. Connor of Tacoma, Washington are spending several days at Catalina after a visit at the E. O. Mathis home. They came down from Washington to attend the Dental convention. Mr. and Mrs. Leo J Sheridan and family are Balboa visitors for the week. Marcus Andrade, policeman, returned last night after a 10 days' vacation spent at Elizabeth Lake and the beaches. Walter Sander of West Center-st expects to leave tonight on an automobile trip to Yosemite valley. Oil People Picnic The McIntyre Bros., oil producers and developers, of Santa Fe Springs, gave a picnic for their solicitors and their families yesterday at Orange County park. Games and sports made the day pass happily and the ever popular pastime of dancing was a big feature among all. There was a great quantity of the most palatable luncheon and everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves."To treat the people right," is the slogan of the McIntyres. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mathis and sons, Kenneth and Eldon, of Anaheim, were present, Mrs.Mathis being solicitor from this locality, Whittier, Orange, Santa Fe and many other towns were represented. Biggest Hit Out Today—"Lovable Eyes"—Brunswick record. Schmidt Music Store. Gift Shop H. J. EFKER Phone 70 Next to Fairland BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 25. (Spl.)—Buena Park was very well represented at the Standard Oil barbecue at the gum grove near Northam on Sunday. Those that were fortunate enough to get dinner enjoyed the broiled steak, pickles, olives, salad tomatoes, chili beans, rolls and coffee with ice cream for dessert. Others after standing in line for an hour at a time finally dropped out and filled up on soda pop. Plans were made for 3500 people but the mark reached nearer 5000. Some of the boys and girls entered the races and Elmer Follis was seen in the boxing ring. The band concert by the S. Oil band of El Segundo was much enjoyed and the dance floor was crowded all afternoon and evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nelson and family enjoyed the bathing at Seal Beach on Sunday. Mrs. J. F. Simpson and Mrs. Carl Snyder returned on Thursday from a visit of a few days at Glenn Ivy Springs. Miss Emily Shaw of San Bernardino spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw. Dudley Pratt of Huntington Beach, spent Sunday with his cousin David Allen. Miss Doris Williams has returned from a vacation at Huntington Beach with Miss Dorothy Mayhew. Miss Olive O'Connor of Los Angeles was the week-end guest of Miss Irma Robison. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bassell and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children morated to Seal Beach on Friday and enjoyed a chicken dinner on the sand also a dip in the surf. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pratt of Riverside were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen. PICTURE FRAMES Standing and Swinging Frames all at One-Half Off Regular $2.50 values for $1.25. Biggest Values Ever Offered. Anaheim Novelty & Gift Shop H. J: EFKER Phone 70 Next to Fairyland Orange County's Largest Stock of DOORS We now carry a complete stock of Oregon pine doors in the following designs and sizes: Orange County's Largest Stock of DOORS We now carry a complete stock of Oregon Pine doors in the following designs and sizes: BUY STOCK SIZES AND SAVE MONEY Five Cross Panel Colonial 2-0x6-6-13% 2-0x6-8-13% 2-4x6-6-13% 2-4x6-8-13% 2-6x6-6-13% 2-6x6-8-13% 2-8x6-6-13% 2-8x6-8-13% 3-0x6-6-13% 3-0x6-8-13% One Flat Panel No. 25 2-0x6-6-13% 2-0x6-8-13% 2-4x6-6-13% 2-4x6-8-13% 2-6x6-6-13% 2-6x6-8-13% 2-8x6-6-13% 2-8x6-8-13% 3-0x6-6-13% 3-0x6-8-13% No. 5 Three Cross Panel and one light to match above 2-6x6-6-13% 2-6x6-8-13% 2-8x6-8-13% No. 7 Two Cross Panel and one light to match above 2-6x6-6-13% 2-6x6-8-13% 2-8x6-8-13% 2-6x6-8-13% 3-0x6-6-13% 3-0x6-8-13% Watch this space for other lists of sash and doors carried in stock. Come in and look them over. Young Sash & Door Co. Phone 734 418 S. Lemon St. ARGAIN FESTIVAL SPECIAL nyx Alllk Hose en—Regular $1.50 value Special 95c DON'T FORGET OUR July Clearance Sale OF SHOES For Men, Women and Children 20 to 50 Per Cent Reductions on America's Smartest Shoes in latest authentic styles, Athletic and Emerson shoes including The Home of Smart Shoes Grandenbury & Engle THE BOOT SHOP enter St. Anaheim