oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-03

MANY CHARACTERS LEND GIRL'S PARTY MYSTERIOUS AIR HAVING reached the dignified age of eight years, Miss Ethel Polomaries of S. Kroeger street, invited in a dozen of her friends to help celebrate the occasion. Games were played and some of the more talented young folks entertained the others. Miss Helen Maxwell very cleverly contributed three dances, the Japanese, fan and Spanish. Miss Lorena Murphy also entertained with a dance. Miss Grace Spielman as a bride, was on the program. The guests came in costumes and much pleasure was enjoyed guessing the identity of other characters. Miss Ethel invited her guests in the house where a delicious luncheon was served, the piece de resistance being the large birthday cake. Guests at the happy affair included the Misses Lorena Murphy, Helen Maxwell, Camille Hall, Grace Spielman, Marion Miller, Esther Miller, Hazel Filer, Marion Flier, Marjorie Spielman, Hetty Rinderhagen and Mr. Willis Hasson, and hostess, Miss Polomaries. A number of the neighborhood women were guests of Mrs. Polomaries. The girls came in the costumes of clown, kypsy, Japanese, bride, fairy and butterflies. Nurse to Take Vacation Miss Margaret Kuehl is planning to take a vacation beginning the first of September. Miss Kuehl's activities as community nurse keep her continually on the move, and her responsibilities are second only to those of the parents and physicians, and in many cases physicians only. Rector's Family Returned Rev. and Mrs. G. R. Messias and daughter, Miss Priscilla, returned yesterday afternoon about three o'clock from their month's vacation passed in the Ojal valley, and although they had a delightful outing, they are glad to again be at home. The Messias family greatly enjoyed meeting their former friends in Ventura where Rey. Messias was rector of the Episcopal church for four years, leaving there about six years ago. A day was spent at Matilja Hot Springs and Wheeler Hot Springs and other places of interest were included in the frequent side trips. Leaving at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, the journey home was made through Santa Suzanne Pass. Rev. Messias will occupy his pulpit in St. Michael's next Sunday morning. Arrives In Buick A whole Buick load of joy arrived at the Criss home, 324 South Vine, last evening when Prof. and Mrs. James A. Correll and four little daughters, Alice, Elizabeth, Eloise and Margaret, arrived for a month's visit with Mrs. Correll's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Criss, and her brother, Charles Criss and family. Prof. Carroll, who holds a chair in the State Agricultural college in Austin, Texas, and his family, drove here from Manhattan, Kansas, where they attended the golden wedding celebration of his parents. They found the trip filled with pleasures as they camped along the way. The roads, too, were very good, the journey requiring about three weeks. Look to Armistice Day ENTERTAIN AT DAY HOME MRS. FREES yesterday members ternoon Whistle her daughter, Prize winner were Mrs. Wilf and Mrs. Martin together we Witherill, Maxin, J. L. Abbott, P. Quarton, All R. H. Seale, T man Backs, Fr ter Mickle as she Late in the served a dainty The girls came in the costumes of clown, gypsy, Japanese, bride, fairy, and butterflies. Nurse to Take Vacation Miss Margaret Kuehl is planning to take a vacation beginning the first of September. Miss Kuehl's activities as community nurse keep her continually on the move, and her responsibilities are second only to those of the parents and physicians, and in many cases physicians only. The monthly reports submitted to the Public Welfare Committee at each meeting shows an average of 250 consultations of one kind or another each month, more than half of them requiring a personal visit to the home or the school. Miss Alma Karlsson, former community nurse of Fullerton, is also planning a vacation, leaving that city today. She will return at the opening of school, as her new duties will be among the school children, although she stands ready to assist the community at her every convenience. Miss Karlsson's successor has not been appointed. Final Calls For Picnics Coloradoans all over Southern California are warned that this is the final call for the big jolly picnic doings in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles, all day Saturday, August 5. All the picnic features are planned and all who ever lived in the Columbine State are wanted. Nebraskans, too, will picnic on that day, but in Bixby Park, Long Beach, when all former Nebraskans are invited to meet old home friends. County registers will be kept open all day. Coffee will be served free to all who bring cup and spoon. Miss Maude Joyner is enjoying a vacation from her duties at Fischles confectionery. STEINWAY The Best is the Cheapest. Easy Terms. F. SIEGEL 422 West Center Street Prof. Carroll, who holds a chair in the State Agricultural college in Austin, Texas, and his family, drove here from Manhattan, Kansas, where they attended the golden wedding celebration of his parents. They found the trip filled with pleasures as they camped along the way. The roads, too, were very good, the journey requiring about three weeks. Look to Armistice Day Already plans for observing Armistice Day are being discussed, although the date is three months distant. But it required more than three years to get ready for the day during the world war, and compared to that, the time is not long. Fullerton Auxiliary is arranging for a really formal observation of the day, in that they will be in uniform and are now deciding what style and color can be best used. Mrs. Belle Benchley is chairman of the committee. Just what part in the Legion's celebration will be given to the Auxiliary is not decided but they stand ready to do whatever is needed, just as they did in the terrible days agone. Discuss Operetta Costumes The Boys' Glee Club will meet Friday at 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. C. A. McCullah. The mothers of all the boys and the girls of the two glee clubs are asked to meet at the McCullah home at 2 o'clock the same afternoon, when they will discuss the costumes needed for the operetta, which will be given sometime in September. Addition to Residence W. M. Criss is adding two bedrooms to the house across the drive from his residence, which will be occupied by Chas. Criss and Family. It was but recently vacated by the R. L. Hart family, now living in the Mission apartments. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter, Lucile and Miss Dorothy Livingston left yesterday for Laguna where they will spend the next two weeks.* The Nustyle Mentions COLLAR Here at last is a real comfort collar—for business or sportswear—a shape-retaining soft collar that requires no starching or stiffening— WON'T "SAW-EDGE" WON'T WRINKLE WON'T SHRINK WON'T WILT It's made by the makers of Manhattan Shirts and comes in 3 style-correct shapes. Quarter sizes from 13½ to 18. In Three Correct Styles. Price 50 Cents F. A. Yungbluth Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes By All Means Get a Fit 145 West Center St. Anaheim PAGE ENTERTAINS CLUB AT DAUGHTER'S HOME YESTERDAY MRS. FRED MICKLE entertained yesterday afternoon for the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Whist Club at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Herman Backs. Prize winners for the afternoon were Mrs. Witherill, Mrs. Neblung and Mrs. Martin, respectively. Playing together were the Mesdames Len Witherill, Max Neblung, C. W. Martin, J. L. Abbott, Wade Quarton, W. P. Quarton, Alice Booth, Ed. Marion, R. H. Seale, Thomas Dietrich, Herman Backs, Fred. Mickle, Mrs. Walter Mickle as a puncher. Late in the afternoon Mrs. Mickle served a dainty two-course collation. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included; E. J. Kanipshron, Los Angeles; E. Hillquist, Los Angeles; V. M. Mathinnon, Los Angeles; F. H. McElree, Los Angeles; Charles P. Brice, Glendale; W. H. Walboon, Los Angeles; H. Waldeck, San Francisco; G. W. Harden, San Diego; F. B. Call, Los Angeles; Emma C. Miller, Los Angeles; J. E. Summer, San Francisco; E. C. Hogseett, Pomona; H. T. Wilkerson, Long Beach; B. B. Ledbetter, Los Angeles; E. O. Cassell, Los Angeles; George F. Nash, San Diego; Leon A. Holt, Santa Ana; Ec. McCraith, San Francisco; Lloyd E. Rabjohn, San Francisco; Paul Clagstone, San Francisco; George H. Fassand, Oakland; J. W. Price, Los Angeles; A. L. Leard, Los Angeles; M.resh, Los Angeles; G. O. Loghman, Los Angeles; E. E. Snow, Los Angeles; T. L tidel, Los Angeles; A. A. Mock Wedding Ceremony Miss Leona Schindler has accepted a position at the Fairyland Inn. Russell Renner is one the sick list with an attack of appendicitis. Miss Meta Stuelke of Fullerton was the guest yesterday of Mrs. Bert Morley. Mr. and Mrs. George Rice have returned from an outing at Laguna Beach. R. Meranda entertained his niece, Mrs. Ed Skillings and husband, of Anaheim. Miss Georgia Grant spent Sunday with Miss Wood of Placentia. Mrs. Roy Vanatta has returned home after a week's visit at Long Beach. Don Cullen left Monday for Oregon where he will meet Mrs. R. Meranda and family and accompany them back to Olinda. Rev. Coe Wellman with Mrs. Wellman's brother, Dwight Turner, both of Los Angeles, are guests at the parental Wellman home for several days. Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Beebe have returned from a vacation passed at Barton Flats, Big Bear Valley and at Arrowhead Lake. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dierker were dinner guests at Hotel Virginia, Tuesday evening of Mr. and Mrs. F.J Chapman, of Los Angeles. They remained for a evening of pleasure at the pretty hostelry. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and two children were guests of Mrs. Robert Wilson 121 West Chestnut Sunday, and on Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and daughter Myrtle, of Los Angeles, were her guests. Mrs.F.A.Yungbluth and two children, Dorothy and Edward, and two nieces, Bernice and Alice Strodthoff, of Los Angeles, have returned from a two weeks vacation at Catalina. Mrs.William Wagner, Sr., and daughter, Mrs Thayer and Pauline Thayer, of San Bernardino, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Wagner Jr., for several days. Mrs.H.M.Peterson and Mrs.J.S Mock Wedding Ceremony Miss Aurora Daniels was the honoree at a delightful party at the Daniels home on E.Cypress street last evening.The incentive for this affair was the approaching marriage of Miss Daniels and Mr.Daniel Celaya,and also her birthday anniversary. The affair was a complete surprise and when all was calm and quiet,a member of the party stopped to the piano and to the strains of Lohengrin's march,the beautiful bride (Tillie Daniels) came dashing in on the arm of the groom (Josie Cooper).They were attended by friends of the couple (Estella Jimenez and Hortense Daniels) best man and maid of honor and the dainty little flower girl (Hilda Celaya). The ceremony was performed by the Rev.Nora Cooper. After the merriment,the honoree was showered wit hmany pretty gifts that will be given a place of honor in the new home. Games and dancing were enjoyed until a late hour which was followed by a luncheon. The guest list included the Misses Estolla Jimenez,Nora Cooper,Louise Romo,Cornelia Retes,Esther Via Riale,Clara MontijoConstance Estrada,Clara RomoSelba Montijo,Hilda Elliaga,Clara Romo,Theresa HugueraEsther Macaray,Ruby Celaya Josie Cooper,Mary Estrada-Rebecca Cooper and the Messers Manuel GakiolaManuel FloresJ.E.VioscaJohn Portillo,Bert Collma,Rudolph Romero,Pete Daniels,A.Via Riale,Daneli CelayaFlores,Nello CroscoOrlando CelayaMathews BengocheaAntonio RetesMr.mand Mrs.Joseph CoronaMs.S.Portillo,mand Mrs.AnguloMrs.R.Entrada,Mrs.J.Crosco,Mrs.R.MacarayPrir,and Mrs.CelayaMr.mand Mrs.Orantes,Mrs.H.Underwood,Mrs.R.Flores,mand Mrs.Bustamente,and Mr.mand Mrs.Daniels and family,and the honoree,Miss Aurora. Community Club Tuesday The Cypress-Hansen Community club will meet next Tuesday after noon Aug .8 with Mrs.L.W.F Executives at Myers Home A meeting of the executives of the Women's Missionary society of the Christian church will be held tomorrow evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Myers, on Resh street. Community Club Tuesday The Cypress-Hansen Community club will meet next Tuesday after noon, Aug. 8, with Mrs. J. W. Fuquay. The usual program will be followed and a pleasant meeting is sure to result. Contrary to the plan of getting together one afternoon each month the year around is pleasing to all the members. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Gibbs and children, Ellen, Oscar and Caroline, will go to Whittier this evening to be the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Barmes and family. Plain Dealer for good job printing. Signa Beacon of All Oil Worth more than $200,000,000.00 Each day this wonder oil field proAbout two-thirds of this vast amount selling land. About $30,000.00 worth of this liquid gold is pr THE GREAT SHELL COMPANY who are drilling our land now Shell Lasley No. 1 Well is Exp Come down and see an oil well come in. To say that it is exciting is to put it mildly. Our well has already gone through OUR SUMP HOLE IS FULL OF OIL NOW. 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