oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-26

GROWNUPS AT' PARTY GIVEN BY LIVELY K. I. CLUB THE K. I. Club, which may be the "Kome In" club, to judge from the hospitality shown by the members, and the jolly good times they have, held another of their pleasant parties Monday evening at the home of the Misses Leda and Rachel Brawley, near Fullerton. Among those attending were several elder relatives of the members who turned time backward for the evening and enjoyed the games and music thoroughly. Five hundred and hearts were played for some time, then interest was turned toward music. Mrs. H. A. Dalaney and Miss Julia Albertson sang a duet, "Smillin' Thru," with Mrs. McIlhaney at the piano. Miss Albertson's solo, "Absent," was a number also greatly enjoyed. At a late hour refreshment of ice cream and cake were served. Those present were Mr. an Mrs. H. A. Delaney, Mrs. N. B. Albertson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brawley and Mr. Charles Brawley, Sr., the Misses Hazel Warfield, Julia Albertson, Lucille Leda and Rachel Brawley, the Messra Warfield, Ray Brawley and Charles Brawley, Jr. Building New Home Mrs. J. Zeigler is anticipating the joy of a fine new home now under construction on the lot adjoining her present residence, 209 North Clementine street. The house will be an eight-room building, modern in detail with the latest in interior finish. Two bedrooms will be on the second floor, the others on the ground floor. Large porches will give the out-of-doors hour a charm. Mrs. Zeigler is giving her new home much personal attention, watching carefully its progress to learn what added conveniences, if any, may be included in the plans. Eagerly Await Regatta Eyes of the wives as well as the officers of the Newport Yacht club are turned to the week of August 6 to 12 when society women of the Southland will be guests of the club at its regatta to be held during that week, the ladies being official hostesses, assisted by all the women of the club. A program of enjoyable social affairs has been planned and the club house will resemble a wonder land with the bright togs of the women, the gay umbrella sun shades up and down the coast, and flags by the hundreds flying to the breezes. Prizes will be awarded in the women's water sports and Tuesday morning Duke Kahanamoku, world famous water-bug, will give exhibitions of swimming and surf board riding. Tuesday and Thursday afternoons the women will watch the race from the steam launch, Laissez, a comfy and pleasurable craft owned by E. D. Burge, of Santa Ana. According to announcement, yacht dress will be proper for all regatta occasions. Conclude Visit Here After a visit of two weeks with her brother, C. W. Hedges and wife, Miss Emma Hedges, and Mrs. Caroline Dierks left yesterday for the Yosemite park. They will also stop in San Francisco, Portland, Ore., and Seattle. The additional journey to their home in Lincoln, Neb., will take them to Boise, Idaho, for a visit, rounding out more than weeks en route from California to their destination. This is the first time Mr. Hedges and his sister had met in a number of years and the time passed here was filled with unusual pleasure. Sextet Dines Together Miss Clara Heinze entertained WENTS TO DINE TO GREVE The terminally reuniting Greve and daughter Jeanette starts month passed mother Mrs. Lemon street; here Mr. Greve a grain and moth brought his faeces into his home town of brought his faeces into his home town of was thorny the journey and formia. Last evening family enjoyed at the Wents placed for an occasion. The same dinner guest Ms. and Mrs. Home being a sister Mrs. Wents' chilies were prescriptions given as daughter her who reside in it. The company Mr. and Mrs. S Greve John H.G.C.Wents and twenty-four Sunbeams Sunbeam Girl Order of the Day at the prettie L.Brooks on for a busy day thimble.The l bazaar in the making useful tables.The law per tree was o hours and to le cheer was trumpet Mrs. J. Zeigler is anticipating the joy of a fine new home now under construction on the lot adjoining her present residence, 209 North Clemen-tine street. The house will be an eight-room building, modern in detail with the latest in interior finish. Two bedrooms will be on the second floor, the others on the ground floor. Large porches will give the out-of-doors hour a charm. Mrs. Zeigler is giving her new home much personal attention, watching carefully its progress to learn what added conveniences, if any, may be included in the plans. Prayer Meeting Tonight Prayer meeting will be held this evening in the Spanish mission church by the Calvary-Baptist church congregation. A good attendance is desired as matters of importance will be discussed after the devotionals. The services are very inspiring and grow in attendance each week. Sextet Dines Together Miss Clara Heinze entertained with a 7:30 dinner party last evening as a compliment to Jack Perry of Bakersfield. The table was set in three courses from a prettily set dining table. Covers were placed for Misses Clara Heinze, Lillian Degryse, Edytha Hayward and Messrs Harold Larson, Jack Perry and Steve Hemml. A trip to Long Beach concluded the evening affair. When You Need Time For Canning Call Us When you need time for canning, and want the washing out of the way, phone us. We'll take all the work of washing off your hands, so you can give all your time Call Us When you need time for canning, and want the washing out of the way, phone us. We’ll take all the work of washing off your hands, so you can give all your time to the preserving. Your clothes will be returned to you spotlessly clean and faultlessly laundered. A telephone call will bring our help. OUR WET WASH DEPARTMENT for Service and Cleanest of Snowy White Clothes. Calls received before 10 a.m. will be returned same day. Ana% im Laundry Co. Phone 18 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE 7 WENTS FAMILIES DINE TOGETHER AS GREVES FAREWELL THE termination of a happy family reunion occurred this morning when Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Greve and daughters, Harriet and Jeanette, started homeward after a month passed with Mrs. Greve's mother, Mrs. J. Wents, of North Lemon street, and other relatives here. Mr. Greve, who is manager of a grain and milling company in the home town of Cottonwood, Idaho, brought his family in their auto, and was thoroughly delighted with the journey and with Southern California. Last evening the members of the family enjoyed a dinner and reunion at the Wents home, covers being placed for an even two dozen relatives. The same merry company were dinner guests Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ames, Mrs. Ames being a sister of Mrs. Greve, All of Mrs. Wents' children and their families were present on the two occasions, given as farewells, except one daughter, her husband and children, who reside in the east. The company included Mrs. Wents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Greve, John H. Wents, E. S. Wents, G. C. Wents and their families, totaling twenty-four persons. Sunbeams Shine All Day Sunbeam Circle of Liberty Court, Order of the Amaranth, met yesterday at the pretty home of Mrs. Wm. L. Brooks, on Whittler Boulevard, for a busy day with needles and thimble. The ladies are planning a bazaar in the autumn and they are making useful articles for the sale tables. The lawn under the big pepper tree was chosen for working hours and to lend additional tone of cheer was trimmed together. GIRLS AND WOMEN ENJOY SPORTS AT Y.M.C.A. BUILDING It is a pleasure to Anaheim girls and women to learn of the increasing activities of the girls and women's divisions of the Y. M.C.A. and the rapid growth in membership during the present season. The classes scheduled include hours for juniors, girls under fourteen years; intermediate girls, employed girls and women; Wednesdays and Fridays being their very own days; Play-ground hours for Juniors are from 9 to 10 on these two days; with swimming hours from 10 to 11. The intermediate girls have the hours from 1:30 to 2:49, playgrounds and 2:30 to 3:30 for swimming. Employed girls are given the time from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m., and the women from 10 to 12 in the mornings and from 2 to 4 in the afternoons. Equipment for baseball, volleyball and many other games is of best kind, and those unable to swim may report to the secretary for instruction. A new cement floored dressing room 18x15 feet is now under construction which will be an added convenience soon available. Paid membership have been issued to 165 girls and 87 women. Of this number many are enjoying their regular privileges at the "Y" building. Volley ball is the favorite game for the girls, with indoor base ball a close second. Twelve young women are in the swimming classes, regularly, with others going intermittently. The women's and girls' department of the "Y" has proved a delightful recreation during the summer season. The membership roll, however, has space for many more names. Talk Over Vacation Trips Misses Elsalie and Dorothy Schelens, entertained last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans V. Welsel for the members of the Bankerettes. The evening was pleasantly passed with recounting the pleasures of recent vacations. Late in the evening the hostesses served a dainty two-course luncheon. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: H. E. Wayman; Los Angeles; A. L. Leard; Los Angeles; E. M. Landey; Los Angeles; J. W Price; Los Angeles; E. Danher; Los Angeles; H. J. Breen; Los Angeles; M. C Reddell; Los Angeles; M. G. Childers; Los Angeles; Mrs. Knott, Renner; C. D. Biedebach, Pasadena; Jesse L. Greenbaum, San Francisco; John A. Burns, San Francisco; John Adams, San Diego; A. A. Rasback, Los Angeles; Paul G. Keller, Los Angeles; S.B. Hibushman, Venice; I.K Thompson, Huntington Beach; F.S.Wade, Los Angeles; A.W.Wadsworth Jr., Los Angeles; O.W.Wutter, Buena Park. Attend Christian Convention Many members of the First Christian church of Anaheim are in Long Beach this week attending the annual convention of Southern California churches held in the fine new church in this city, but on Monday and Tuesday of next week a school in special evangelical training will be conducted, to which the public is invited. Being present at some of the sessions each day this week are Rev. L.L.Myers, the pastor, and the Mesdames McClellan' Morgan, Stark Poling, Swindler and others. Catholic Y.P.to Picnic The business meeting held last evening by the Young People of the Catholic Church, was full of peep and enthusiasm. They planned for a beach party and watermelon feed at Huntington Beach August 3. All members of the club are asked to go on this party and be at the K.of C.hall at 6:30 sharp. They are also planning to give an entertainment early in September. More details will be announced later. A short social hour followed the business meeting. Attend Silver Circle Mrs. B.F.Houts and Mrs.C.W.Hedges were in Orange to attend the Silver Circle meeting at the home of Mrs.S.A.Wiley. Hostel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: H.E.Wayman; Los Angeles; A.L.Learnd; Los Angeles; E.M.Landey; Los Angeles; J.WPrice; Los Angeles; E.Danher; Los Angeles; H.J.Breen; Los Angeles; M.C.Reddell; Los Angeles; M.G.CChilders; Los Angeles; Mrs.Knott,Renner; C.D.Biedebach,Pasadena;JesseL.Greenbaum,SanFrancisco;JohnA.Burns,SanFrancisco;JohnAdams,SanDiego;A.A.RasbackLosAngelesPaulG.KellerLosAngelesS.B.Hibushman,VeniceI.KThompson,HuntingtonBeachF.S.WadeLosAngelesA.W.Wadsworth Jr.,LosAngelesO.W.Wutter,BuenaPark. Attend Christian Convention Many members of the First Christian church of Anaheim are in Long Beach this week attending the annual convention of Southern California churches held in the fine new church in this city, but on Monday and Tuesday of next week a school in special evangelical training will be conducted, to which the public is invited. Being present at some of the sessions each day this week are Rev.L.L.Myers,the pastor,andtheMesdamesMcClellan'Morgan,StarkPoling,Swindlerandothers. Catholic Y.P.to Picnic The business meeting held last evening by the Young People of the Catholic Church was full of peep and enthusiasm They planned for a beach party and watermelon feed at Huntington Beach August 3.All members of the club are asked to go on this party and be at the K.of C.hall at 6:30 sharp They are also planning to give an entertainment early in September.More details will be announced later.A short social hour followed the business meeting. Attend Silver Circle Mrs.B.F.Houts和Mrs.C.W.Hedges were在Orange州参加SilverCircle会议在家里。 Sunbeams Shine All Day Sunbeam Circle of Liberty Court, Order of the Amaranth, met yesterday at the pretty home of Mrs. Wm. L. Brooks, on Whittler Boulevard, for a busy day with needles and thimble. The ladies are planning a bazaar in the autumn and they are making useful articles for the sale tables. The lawn under the big pepper tree was chosen for working hours and to lend additional tone of cheer, was trimmed with American flags. These were used in the dining room also. Assisting Mrs. Brooks in serving the pot luck luncheon were the Mendames Helen Marshall, Wm. Jackson and Eva Boyd. Members present at the all-day meeting were Mrs. R. J. McKee, royal matron; Mesdanes Laura Kinaman, Marie Reese, Florence Caldwell, Daisy Grady, L. Small, Eva Boyd, Wm. Jackson, Hugh F. Nye, of Philadelphia, J. G. Miller, Florence Pyron, Mary Crispin, Helen Marshal, Hazel Smalley, Rosa Double, Minnie Pherfer, Cora Stewart, Bessie Walz, Ada Walters, G. B. Daniels, Hannah McKeen, Elizabeth Brooks, and the Misses Elva Sonnefeld and Elise Jessurun. Least in size but not in importance was the circle mascot, "Baby Smalley," who seemed to enjoy the gathering more than any social affair she attended during her brief life of three months. Visit Ramona Court Several members of Liberty Court, Order of the Amaranth, drove to Los Angeles last evening to attend the meeting of Ramona court, and to witness a portion of the work under the eye of a number of notable officers of the state body. From Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, Mrs. Lizzie Kemper, Mrs. Eya Boyd and Miss Elva Sonnefeld attended, and from Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Miller, Mrs. L. B. Steward, Mrs. R. J. McKee and Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks were the representatives After the regular business an informal hour included introductions, visiting and refreshment. Vails Enjoy Catalina Messages from Mrs. A. V. Vall, who, with Mr. Vall's mother and the Vail children are summering at their cottage in Catalina, tell of the happy times they are having and that many Anaheim persons were seeing Catalina this year for vacations of from a week-end to a month. The Vall will return in time for opening of school. Old Friends at Dinner Mrs. E. L. Miller was hostess yesterday at a one o'clock luncheon to recreation during the summer season. The membership roll, however, has space for many more names. Talk Over Vacation Trips Misses Elsaile and Dorothy Schelens, entertained last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hans V. Welsel for the members of the Bankerettes. The evening was pleasantly passed with recounting the pleasures of recent vacations. Late in the evening the hostesses served a dainty two-course luncheon. Passing the evening together were the Misses Ida Ehmann, guest of the club, Philura Sparkes, Lucille Bastian, Hazel Rainey, Vera O'Rourke, Amanda Schaffer, Mareta Westphal, Evelyn Degryse, Mrs. C. B. Goodson, Mrs. L. N. Noland, Mrs. Schellens, Mrs. H. V. Weisel and the Misses Schellens. Entrain Monday For East Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Peters will leave Monday on an extended trip which will occupy the better portion of two months. Rev. Peters is delegate from California to the Lutheran Synod, to be held in Detroit, Mich., and is also a member of the preliminary committee. They will visit Rev. Peter's parents in Golden, Ill., and his sister, Miss Pauline Peters, who was in the clerical department of the Plain Dealer until the middle of June, when she went home for a visit. There will be no meetings of the ladies and young people's societies during August, but Sunday school and church services will be conducted at the usual hour, supplies having been secured for each Sunday of the pastor's absence. Mrs. Dick Fischle and children are spending several days at Anaheim Londing. JOHNSON REACHES FRISCO SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-Senator Hiram Johnson arrived here, prepared to fight for re-nomination to the Senate. In a statement issued on the Overland limited en route to San Francisco, Senator Hiram Johnson predicted "the same old Progressive victory" for himself. X-RAY IS SMALL The smallest practical X-ray machine has been invented for physicians and dentists, weighting but 20 pounds. Plain Dealer Want Ads will bring results. 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. Cook's Automatic U.S.P. No. 1270597—J No. 1279273—S Telephone CRYSTAL Messages from Mrs. A. V. Vall, who, with Mr. Vall's mother and the Vall children are summering at their cottage in Catalina, tell of the happy times they are having and that many Anaheim persons were seeing Catalina this year for vacations of from a week-end to a month. The Valls will return in time for opening of school. Old Friends at Dinner Mrs. E. L. Miller was hostess yesterday at a one o'clock luncheon to a few friends of years standing. The table was prettily trimmed with a floral centerpiece and covers were laid for eight ladies. An afternoon talking over old times in Anaheim and bringing to mind the happy days which meant many struggles as well as joys, was conducive to a joyous reunion. Miss Lucille Johnston and friends spent last evening at Long Beach. WATCH CHILDREN'S EYES Neglect often means serious defects in vision, education and health. 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The convense this week, but on Tuesday of next week special evangelical be conducted, to which invited. ment at some of the sessay this week are Rev. the pastor, and the Clellan' Morgan, Stark eller and others. Y. P. to Picnic less meeting held last the Young People of the ch., was full of pep and They planned for a and watermelon feed at Beach August 3. All the club are asked to go and be at the K. of C. sharp. They are also give an entertainment member. More details will later. A short social the business meeting. Silver Circle Houts and Mrs. C. W. in Orange to attend the meeting at the home of City Briefs Mrs. Markham and son of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson and Mrs. A. L. Wood all of Washington were recent guests of Mrs. Allan Crowe. Mrs. C. W. Hedges and Mrs. B. F. Houts will attend the meeting of the Pythian Sisters lodge in Orange this evening. Miss Fern Hein is getting along nicely from an attack of tonsolitus. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Barnholt have returned to their home in Oakland after visiting with relatives. Miss Anna Hansen left today for her home in Milwaukee. She has been visiting at the Wm. Junge home. Norman Tesner and Eddie Gessert left Los Angeles today for Milwaukee. They have been guests of Anaheim friends on different occasions. Miss Frances Kanary of Hollywood is the guest of Miss Lucille Johnston for several days. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sampson and small son have returned from a two weeks vacation trip passed in Monterey and San Francisco. They enjoyed a successful fishing time near Monterey and in San Francisco visited Mr Sampson's parents and visited places of interest in the northern metropolis. Misses Mabel Ziegler and Aileen Adams with Santa Ana friends were Long Beach visitors that evening. Mrs. Thomas Eby, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Eby and son, Tom, have returned to their home in Sacramento after having been the guest of Mrs. B. F. Houts. Elmer Helmer and Mr. Zuengia of Milwaukee are visiting Anaheim friends and relatives. With an even two dozen members responding to the call for regular monthly meeting of Sunbeam club of Liberty Court, order of the Amaranth, yesterday, a pleasant all day session was held at the home of Mrs. J. L. Brooks, near Brea. The ladies carried along an article for luncheon which, spread at noon, made an appetizing menu. The home of Rev. L. L. Myers, pastor of First Christian church is being fumigated today, after having been under quarantine for some weeks on account of a case of dyphtherio of his small son. Rev Myers was released about a week ago. C.OF C.MOVES TO OFFICES IN FRONT The C.of C.today is moving its furniture and papers to the front of the building, in the quarters formerly occupied by the oclal office of the Automobile Club of Southern California. The entire office space front and rear has been re-painted. The organization hopes to rent part of the space in the rear. 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