oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-04

WHOLE 'CARTLOAD' PRETTY GIFTS FOR COMING BRIDE WITH merry shouts of "surprise!" friends of Miss Bea Bushnell, of Fullerton, greeted her yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Faye Kern, on East Alberts, in compliment to her approaching marriage to Mr. Robert Robinson, of Los Angeles, an event of next month. Miss Kern, with characteristic tastes and skill, used the every dainty combination of pink and white for color motif. The honoree was directed to go into an adjoining room, where she found a beautifully trimmed baby crib and was directed to wheel it into the room. Many pretty packages were found therein, all of which were presents to the honoree. A real treat of home-made ice cream was served with other refreshment late in the afternoon. Pretty little place-cards bore a verse, especially appropriate to a bride elect, and all of them were read aloud to Miss Bushnell. Pink nut cups further enhanced the color scheme. Guests of the afternoon were Miss Bushnell, her two aunts, the Misses Meille Starr and Anna Starr, and the Misses Jennie Fridd, Marjorie McCarber, Rebecca Burdorf and Jessie Coleman, of Fullerton; the Misses Wilhelmine Zitsmann, Mareta Westphal, Katherine Steward, Josephine Smith, Mabel Myers, Florence Myers, Edna Hochull, Mrs. Evan Miller, of Anthalm and Miss Winifred Roberts, of Los Angeles. Plan For Thomas Day Delegates to the special meeting of musicians are being chosen today to make arrangements for celebrating the birthday of Mrs. Theodore Thom- McDonald's New Slogan Among other improvements to the up-to-date millinery and lingerie shop conducted by McDonalds, the slogan, "Just a little different," has been adopted. The name has been changed also, millinery and lingerie dropped, merely "McDonald's." A new line of exclusive gowns has been added and a stock of lovely coats will be received in a few weeks. All of McDonald's merchandise comes directly from New York, insuring the latest styles. The shop has been redecorated and with the addition of new shelves and fixtures, it presents a most attractive appearance, as well as increased convenience. McDonald's will feature the Betty Wales and Miss Franz gowns, both of the latest designs in these popular which are well known garments, and models are being shown. Arizona Picnic Great The Arizona picnic, held in Redondo Beach, was all that was promised, according to Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, who attended from Anaheim. They met many friends from Globe and Bisbee, several of whom now live in Los Angeles. Although it is ten years since the Donnellys left the state of Arizona as a residence, they are deeply interested in the affairs and thoroughly enjoyed all the good news coming from there. An excellent picnic dinner divided the day, with some speaking, much band music and oceans of pleasasures both morning and afternoon. Hofmanns May Return After a month's visit with the J. M. Clay and F. L. Ashworth families, 1111 West Broadway, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hofmann left Wednesday. SISTER HOUSE YOUNG WIT MRS. LLOYD honoree at the home of her thur Kemper, on a happy reminder to Shrede was show pretty and useful. Conversation with the afternoon host guests departed for Kemper served a Passing the after Shrode and Mrs. Lizzie Kemper, M. Al Peck, M. V. P. Bonnat, Mrs. J. O. A. Miles, Mrs. Jesse Thayer, Mrs Emory Knelp, and Ward. Dinner Party Mr. Richard G with an unusually evening and a live when Mrs. Grovel compliment to his received many unseen men most appreciate The table was huge pink cake Pink carnations ed the board and used in the other Covers were Mrs. M. J. Herzle Mr. and Mrs. J. Little Miss Winifred Angeles, and Mr. the evening several in to help make a all were entertained fred, who is a known dancer. Plan For Thomas Day Delegates to the special meeting of musicians are being chosen today to make arrangements for celebrating the birthday of Mrs. Theodore Thomas, widow of the famous orchestra leader, and herself well known in national music circles. The meeting will be held in Los Angeles public library next Monday at 10 a.m., with Mrs. Cecil Frankel, past president of the California Federation of Music clubs, presiding. One entire day at the Los Angeles Pageant of Progress, to be held from August 26 to Sept. 9, will be given over to honor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, and will be called Theodore Thomas day. Mrs. Ruth Selts, vice president of the Orange County Music Clubs has especial interest in the meeting and may arrange to attend. Club Executives In Session To make plans for the coming convention of the Federation of Women's clubs, executives and committee heads of the district met recently at Arch Beach Tavern. The district is composed of the five southern counties, Orange, Riverside, Imperial, San Bernardino and San Diego. Mrs. Alvin Block, of Coast Mesa, is president of Orange County Federation of Women's clubs. Luncheon was served by the Laguna Beach Women's club, the members of which were hostesses for the day. The next committee meeting will be held in San Diego during the county farm bureau fair in September. Hofmanns May Return After a month's visit with the J. M. Clay and F. L. Ashworth families, 1111 West Broadway, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hofmann left Wednesday for Laramie, Wyo. They will pass several days with their son, Charles Hofmann, before returning to their home in Strong City, Kansas. Mrs. Christian Hofmann is a sister to Mrs. J. M. Clay. They are so well pleased with Southern California, especially Anaheim and Orange county, that it is possible they may return in the near future to locate. Mr. Hofmann has been an employee of the Santa Fe as brakeman for thirty-five years. Chat 'En Seau Picnic Seven members of the Chat 'En Seau each accompanied by her husband or her friend, motored to Orange County park last evening to enjoy a picnic dinner 'neath the light of the moon and electric lights. A most sumptuous dinner was served at 7:30, "Ma" Boyd being chef. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Campbell, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Mrs. P. E. Blakemore, Misses Hazel Withee, Evelyn and Lillian Degryse, Florence Hammill, and Messrs. Cliff-Carle, Ed Carlee and Auby Blakemore. Several rounds of dancing were enjoyed at the pavilion after the "eats." Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co At Our Shop You will receive a pleasing service. We build California Tops, Install Trunk Racks and Bumpers, Mount Spare Tires on Running Board or in the Fender, Recover Tops and do high-class Painting. The Auto Paint Shop You will receive a pleasing service. We build California Tops, Install Trunk Racks and Bumpers, Mount Spare Tires on Running Board or in the Fender, Recover Tops and do high-class Painting. The Auto Paint Shop 135 South Lemon St. Phone 865 Anaheim BATH SPRAYS Heavy Tubing, fits any water faucet $1.50 to $3.50 Sing's Pharmacy "On the Corner" Calif. Releases Us to Please You" SISTER HONORS YOUNG MATRON WITH PARTY MRS. LLOYD SHRODE was the honoree at a delightful surprise party yesterday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Kemper, on W. Broadway. As a happy reminder of the occasion Mrs. Shrode was showered with many pretty and useful gifts. Conversation was enjoyed during the afternoon hours and before the guests departed for their homes, Mrs. Kemper served a dainty luneheon. Passing the afternoon with Mrs. Shrode and Mrs. Kemper were Mrs. Lizzie Kemper, Mrs. Mary Osher, Mrs. Al Peck, Mrs. V. J. Bonnat, Mrs. L. P. Bonnat, Mrs. J. A. Broussard, Mrs. O. A. Miles, Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Jesse Thayer, Mrs. Fred. Hays, Mrs. Emory Knelp, and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward. Dinner Party For Husband Mr. Richard Groom was favored with an unusually good dinner last evening and a lively dinner company when Mrs. Groom entertained in compliment to his birthday. He also received many useful gifts, such as men most appreciate. The table was centered with a huge pink cake with pink candles. Pink carnations and ferns also gracely decorated the board, and were generously used in the other rooms. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Herzler and Miss Herzler, Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Smith and little Miss Winifred Smith, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Groom. In the evening several neighbors came in to help make a merry evening, and all were entertained by Miss Winifred, who is a talented and well known dancer. Pennsylvanians to Picnic All who ever lived in the Keystone State are invited to a great picnic reunion, all day, Saturday, August 12, 1922, in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. Come as early as you can and spend the day with friends. We will have county registers and headquarters so you can find the old neighbors even with thousands present. There will be a brief program, but the main purpose will be to have a good time and to meet your friends from all over Southern California. We want to see all the visitors from the old home state as well as our residents so to make this the GREATEST PICNIC in our history. Bring your basket well filled. Coffee will be served free to all who buy the souvenir badges. Each one who learns of this picnic is asked to pass the word along. Our success is up to YOU. Only through YOU can we reach the people. August Ladies Entertain The August birthday hostess, the Mesdames Perry Mathis, Claude West F. N. Bungay, A. O. Mathis and W. M. Wellman, entertained yesterday afternoon at the Perry Mathis home on East Broadway. The ladies sewed industriously in anticipation of the autumn bazaar, and visited the meanwhile. Each hostess had baked her own birthday cake and these, with light refreshment were served later. The grab bag proved an amusing feature. Each lady paid a dime and "grabbbed," everyone of them securing some kind of useful prize. The attendance totalled forty, which included a few children. Meet After 24 Years Samuel Reifsnyder, of Modesto, Calif., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M. MRS. AEDIS CHAMBERS, Past Noble Grand of the Lois Rebekah lodge, was tendered with a delightful complimentary party yesterday afternoon at the pretty J. D. Hunton home on S. Palm street. The affair was a complete surprise. Mrs. Chambers was asked to meet the members of the drill team at the Hunton home, and she entered the house suspecting nothing. Conversation and music were enjoyed during the afternoon hours and at five o'clock a dainty three course lunchoon was served. As a token of friendship and remembrance of the work accomplished under the jurisdiction of Mrs. Chambers in the lodge, the staff presented her with a beautiful silver sandwich tray. Honoring Mrs. Chambers were Mrs Frances Scott, Mrs Pearl Fergus, Miss Frieda Janss, Mrs Minnie Brum again, Miss Elizabeth Mang, Miss Minnie Mang, Mrs Noille Terry, Mrs Elsie Borth, Mrs Sadie Amack, Mrs Marie Mauerhan, Mrs Gladys Llewellyn, Mrs Riffle Spencer, Mrs Katherne Neiswanger, Mrs Harris, Miss Hannah L. Horwitz, Mrs Emma Hedges, Mrs Carrie Booge, Mrs Carrie Johnson, Mrs Maddie Gates, and the hostess, Mrs Emma Hunton. Birthday Dinner Party As a reminder that he had reached another milestone in his journey of life, Mrs. J. E. Schumacher gave her husband a surprise dinner party last evening at their home in the Ingram apartments. A pretty combination of yellow and green was utilized for the decorative colors. Marigolds and greenery in a bowl made a pretty table centerpiece, which was second only to the handsome birthday cake,iced in yellow and trimmed with green candles to the required number,三 dozeh and one.The menu,在keeping with an occasion of festivity，was served in three courses.Hand painted place cards marked covers for Mr. and Mrs.J.Eymann.Mr.andMrs.N.M.Durkee,Miss Mary Weber,Miss Ag- City Briefs The many friends of Mrs. T. L. Hoag will be glad to hear that she is recovering from her recent illness. The Hoags now live on Garden Grove road, having bought a ranch near that lively town. An eight-pound baby girl was born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Schmidt, of Anaheim. The little miss has been named Eleanor Valencia. Mrs. Ralph Eells has returned from a several days visit with her mother, Mrs. Prebel, in Tustin. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunt have returned from a week's motor trip to San Francisco. The journey north was made by the coast route, returning by way of Santa Cruz. They had a very pleasant vacation and enjoyed the sights of the northern city very much. Miss Florence Hammill has returned from a several days visit with friends at Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hays made a business trip to Los Angeles today. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schmidt are pround parents of a new baby girl who came today at the Anaheim sanitarium. New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium include: Mrs. A. Martin, Los Angeles; Miss Evelyn Stoner, Anaheim; Miss Grace Zinn, Santa Ana; Don Keeney, Huntington Beach; Mrs. U. L. Robinson, Porterville. Sidney Prince was a Los Angeles visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heying and Mrs. William J. Lake spent yesterday in Los Angeles. BABY'S DOG WANDERS Nora Louise Linnartz, 2½-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Linnartz, is mourning the disappearance of her six months old black cocker-spaniel which was lost from their home, 211 E. Sycamore-st some time this morning. The dog answers to the name of "Teeto". Any one finding this pet would be doing a great favor to the family by phoning the Linnartz household, 209-M. M'CORMICK HEIRESS ARRIVES IN FRANCE CHERBOURG, France, Aug. 4. Meet After 24 Years Samuel Reifsynder, of Modesto, Calif., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M. Clay and family, 1111 West Broadway. Mr. Reifsynder is also a brother to Mrs. Hofmann, who has been a guest of the Clay family. This is the first meeting in twenty-five years. Mr. Reifsynder is a Spanish-American war veteran serving for four years in the Philippine Islands. The visit was filled most enjoyably with reminiscences of home and old friends and doings in the interval since their last visit so long ago. Park Dinner Party Orange County Park was the scene of a very delightful dinner party last evening by several Anaheim couples. Hot coffee and steaks that had just come off the fire were devoured along with other goodies. Included in the party were Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Carlin and children, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hayden of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Belishaw and Miss Bertha Voll. Visit Plunge at H. B. Twenty-five members of the Young people' society of the Catholic church left at 6:30 last evening for Huntington Beach for a swimming party. All took to the plunge and this was enjoyed for some time. Another delightful feature of the party was the watermelon feed. This is but one of many parties which the group have enjoyed. Dancing was also a pastime of the evening. Steak Dinner In Park A merry crowd composed of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Osborne, Mr. and Mrs.W.G.Osborne and daughters Dorothy and Adelaide, and Mrs.Blanche Chapman and children enjoyed a picnic dinner at Orange-Co.park. Steaks were the main items on the bill of fare. Beach Party For Sextet A congenial party of six, composing Mr. and Mrs.C.H.Renner, Mr. and Mrs.W.J.Wallop.Miss Alice Robinson and Thomas Scott of Santa Ana, motored to Seal Beach last evening, where they enjoyed a swim.A bountiful dinner on the sand was enjoyed by the group. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W.W.Harvey, Los Angeles; C.M.Payne, Los Angeles; R.C.Crane, Los Angeles; J.T.Russell, Los Angeles; W.M.Sterling, Glendale; E.Lark Walder, Los Angeles; R.R.Rutherford, Los Angeles; W.Sheney, Los Angeles; J.C.Adams, Redlands; C.Exreeman, Los Angeles; B.J.Davidson, Los Angeles; R.W.Oxnard, Los Angeles; John W.Hasemeler, Los Angeles; W.S.Brott,Pasadena. WHITTIER TO PICNIC IN BROOKSIDE PARK WHITTIER, Aug. 4.-The annual picnic is to be held at Brookside Park, Pasadena, Aug. 23, according to the plans given out today by the entertainment committee of the Whittier C.of C. Goudey Sutherland is the chairman of the picnic committee and will be assisted by subcommittees on music, food, transportation, entertainment and other necessary details. One thousand Whittier residents are expected to attend. AUTOISTS ALARME D BY DUMMY IN ROAD BUFFALO, Aug. 4.-Tonawanda police received from half a dozen flustered motorists reports that they had run down pedestrians on the Niagara river road.A motorcycle policeman, sent out to investigate, found three boys placing a "dummy" in the roadway and preparing to repeat the prank. PROTEST PLAN TO CLOSE CAL.CAMP SAN DIECO, Aug. 4.-With business and other interests here participating,a protest was today sent to military authorities against the proposed abandonment o of Fort Rosecrane, on Point Loma, by the coast artillery. M'CORMICK HEIRESS ARRIVES IN FRANCE CHERBOURG, France, Aug. 4. — Miss Mathilde McCormick, 17-year-old granddaughter of John D. Rockefeller, arrived here today on the liner Majestic, but, contrary to expectations, she was not met by either her father, Harold P. McCormick, nor by her fiance, Maj. Max Oser, Swiss riding master. Beach Party For Sextet A congenial party of six, composing Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Renner, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wallop, Miss Alice Robinson and Thomas Scott of Santa Ana, motored to Seal Beach last evening, where they enjoyed a swim. A bountiful dinner on the sand was enjoyed by the group. A rock drill driven by a column of water has been invented by a European scientist to prove his theory that water can be used in that way to transmit power. —J. E. Rodden, Insurance, Phone 71. Save Both It Surely Pays You may save your money and shoes, too. Bring them here and we'll rebuild them, adding months of comfort and satisfaction to their service. Shoes are better quality today than fromerly, and consequently more expensive. They are worth repairing and you'll find that by bringing them here you'll get double the wear out of your shoes and find them less costly in the long run. Bostonian Shoes for Men. Hamilton-Brown Shoes for Women. Lautenbach's Shoe Store Corner Center and Lemon Sts. Anaheim FORMER SANTA ANA BANKER DEAD IN L.A. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4 — William Blount Hervey, prominent in business in Southern California for the past 35 years, and father of former Judge William Rhoades Hervey, died early today at the California hospital following an operation. He had been ill for about 10 days but had kept up a fairly active interest in his business affairs until his final illness. He was 85 years of age and is survived by the widow, Mrs. Joanna Rhoades Hervey, ex-Judge Hervey and four daughters. He was president of the First National Bank of Santa Ana for several years, erected several large business blocks there, and was interested in valuable orange and walnut grove property in the vicinity of that city. A stock for shot guns has been invented that enabled a man to aim with his left eye when holding a weapon in the usual way or a left handed man to aim with his right eye. Plain Dealer for good Job Printing. Miss Margaret Young believes that the pleasures of golf are doubled if you get up when the morning dew is on the grass and make the round barefooted. FINED FOR BEATING BOY LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4 — Sentenced by Superior Judge Houser to pay a $100 fine or serve six months in the county jail for severely beating his 9-year-old stepbrother, Arnold Thomas of San Pedro today paid the fine. BEANS BAGS AND TWINE A. NELSON Bean Dealer Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-J-3 —Fullerton 173-R-1 Don't Compromise With Your Stomach We're mighty careful in the selection of our Groceries, and see to it in every instance that all Canned Goods, Vegetables, etc., are fresh and wholesome. It's a big satisfaction knowing that your own judgment is backed by our careful choosing—and our prices are always as low as the market allows. Spartan Grocers G. O. PAYNE, Prop. 138 E. Center 101 Stores Spartan Grocers G. O. PAYNE, Prop. 138 E. Center 101 Stores FALL ARRIVALS We wish to announce that the first shipment of our new Fall Gowns have arrived New York for your inspection. Among these exquisite gowns will be found the Betty Wales and the Miss Franz. We also have received a very beautiful selection of Fall Hats from New York. These hats are designed by the best designers in America, and have that little touch of exclusiveness that is always found in our shoppe. We have some very reasonable bargains in mid-summer merchandise. McDonald's "Just a Little Different" Next Door to Postoffice