oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-07

YOUNG CHAP IS HOST AT PARTY ON FIFTH YEAR MASTER ALLAN, five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. LaMont, reached that dignified age Saturday, and to make the event more memorable, he invited a number of his young friends to help him celebrate. The young guests played games in the afternoon, both indoors and out. Popcorn balls were given the young folk. In the late afternoon Mrs. LaMont called the children into the dining room and they found their places at the prettily set table. Favors of small candy baskets of candy and miniature automobiles were given as souvenirs. Ice cream and cake were served to the guests who included the Misses Ruth Schmelzer, Audrey Harshman, Dorothy Ingram, Lella Fisher, Masters Victor Schmelzer, Joseph and Theodore Roberts Jr., Earl Harshman, Victor LaMont and the host, Allan LaMont. Art Gallery Opening The formal opening of Laguna-Art exhibit was held Saturday night with a public reception. Informal invitations were issued and a large attendance helped make the affair a success. About fifty canvasses were hung and comments of admiration and delight were heard on all sides. Included in the exhibitors were the works of several famed artists from a distance, as well as those of note who maintain their studios in Laguna Beach. The colony of artists in the beach city grows each year and these exhibits have done much to spread the fame of the pretty summer resort. Observe P.-T. A. Fair Day One thousand or more members of the Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations of California will gather at the State Fair on P. T. A. Day, September 5: Every one of the 800 Parent-Teacher associations in the state will send one or more delegates to the fair on that day, and some of the associations plan to organize large delegations, according to word received by Ellis Franklin, fair director in charge of education. All of the state officers will be present, and it is considered probable that a program of addresses and entertainment will be given. The congress will have a special exhibit in the Educational Building and also will maintain a rest room for its members and friends. It also is announced that a number of schools of the state, which previously had not been expected at the fair, have filed notice within the last few days that they will exhibit. Marriage Licenses Roland G. Bookless, 22, Balboa, Beulah V. Goble, 21, Champaign, Ill.; Gladstone B. Sperry, 22, Los Angeles, Betty Snyder, 21, Balboa; Arthur D. Roberts, 23, Los Angeles, Marrian Cawthon, 20, Tustin; Jewel R. Heard, 21, Garden Grove, Pansie J. Clair, 20, Anaheim; Estevan Cruz, 22; Manuela Rebellado, 18, Santa Ana; Glen H. Coe, 24; Myrtle L. Livesay, 22; Orange; Angelo Passarini, 33, Bessie M. Jones, 24, San Diego; Oliver H. Morgan, 27, Vera P. Rhodes, 27, Los Angeles. Supplies Much Enjoyed On account of vacations, several substitutes are filling positions in White Temple church. The services yesterday morning were greatly enriched. THREE ELEVEN J. L. S. HONORING day, Mr. o'clock dinner and Mrs. J. L. S. A color array green, marigold used, a pretent centering cards further. A cake will ering tapers nu, as the co four courses voted to muni rences during his life in Al of the import life. Covers were J. L. Shepherd Weber, Mrs. Miss Maxine geles; Mr. al daughter, Fle hostees. Returns Mr. and M daughter, Lu have returned tomobile jou other interests absent twelve park. While o'gnized Mr. through their on the license in behind th lies camped. Other place Mariposa and turning by w Monterey, a mile scenic d to Mt. Carmel About fifty canvasses were hung and comments of admiration and delight were heard on all sides. Included in the exhibitors were the works of several famed artists from a distance, as well as those of note who maintain their studios in Laguna Beach. The colony of artists in the beach city grows each year and these exhibits have done much to spread the fame of the pretty summer resort among Anaheimers who are interested in art and who avail themselves of whatever may be gained by a visit to the gallery are Mrs. W. M. Criss, Mrs. Fred. Pressel, Mrs. J. K. Langden, Mrs. Ben. Baxter and several others, who are members of the local "Little Art Club." Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Mrs. Wallace Reid, Hollywood; K. Martin, Los Angeles; J. L. Hannon, Ocean Park; W. R. Harmon, East San Diego; Archie M. Wallace, San Bernardino; Sam Husbands, San Bernardino; John T. Sprague, Los Angeles; Robert Past, Presno; J. L. Hicklin, San Diego; Edna L. Gorall, Colton; Helen V. Harper, Colton; R. B. Hill, Bakerfield; F. H. Antler, San Bernardino; A. L. Vincent, Ventura; Fred C. Shanks, Hamilton City; W. R. Bender, Fillmore; George Pickercl, San Diego; A. B. Dewitt, San Francisco; Segeld Hutson, Moone, Ia.; Mary Douglass, Wellsville; Isabelle Savage, Myoum, Utah. Reception Guides Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Brower and Mrs. K. B. Nelson were among the guests at the reception tendered Captain Charles Pearson, of the stewardship "Matsonia" at Santa Monica Saturday evening. The "Matsonia" was the liner that carried the Shilfers on their recent trip to Honolulu? Miss Marcella Moekes and Mr. Lawrence Baker were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dykeman and family, of Big Bear Lake. STEINWAY The Best is the Cheapest. Easy Terms. F. SIEGEL 423 West Center Street AUTO PAINT AND TOP SHOP Builders of California Sliding Glass Tops. Supplies Much Enjoyed On account of vacations, several substitutes are filling positions in White Temple church. The services yesterday morning were greatly enjoyed, as Dr. Rasmus, district superintendent, was in the pulpit. In the evening Rev. Harry Branton, pastor of the Methodist church in Elsinore, delivered the address. Special music featured both services. Perry Mathis is acting as Sunday school superintendent in the absence of Mr. George Tedrick, who is enjoying a two weeks vacation from his duties as mail carrier. Mr. Mathis will serve three Sundays, Mr. and Mrs. Tedick having left Saturday. Stroups Return from Beach The Coterie Club will meet Thursday afternoon at the Anaheim home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Strup, instead of their beach cottage in Newport, where Mrs. Strup and the children have been passing the last two months Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walters will occupy the Strup cottage for the remainder of the month. Mrs. Strup had planned to remain at the beach for two weeks longer, but a contemplated trip north with Mr. Strup changed their plans. All members are asked to make note of the change of meeting place. Party at Criss Cottage A jolly beach party was held over the week-end at the pretty Criss Laguna Beach home when Prof., and Mrs. James A. Correll and family, of Austin, Texas, and Mrs. Frank Crisse and daughter, Margaret and son Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Criss and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crisse and family made up a happy family company. AGAIN ON THE JOB W.H.Bruins, who has been acting as relief man in the El Monte branch of the Southern Counties Bank for the past month, has resumed work with the local institution. Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Other place Mariposa and turning by w.Monterey,a mile scenic d to M.Carmichael,the famous o old time An Robles,Primaria renewed H.C.Clothie Walker SchreryEdgar Brandt vallee did of Mr. Cloth July 10,althen been sent to The trip w ful although the Mojave a was rather w Former B Mr. and Mrs.EdwardGladys motor day to attend honor of Mr.aunt,M.r.a Guests numb and relatives iginally from was served p and the after spent with m Newlyweed Seth G.Ste Miss Anne E were married terday afternoon They left for honeymoon their home is connected agency on E Park P A merry p to Orange county spent the day enjoyed and was partaken party were M daughter,M.Pierce,M.s Wheeler,Mis cl Pyle.all o die DeLong,Long Beach.Wheeler and omi of Anahe Mr. and M daughter (Arts at Watts,Sur AUTO PAINT AND TOP SHOP Builders of California Sliding Glass Tops. 135 South Lemon St. Children's White Canvas Mary Janes and Oxfords, in sizes 5½ to 8 and 8½ to 2. Also Ladies' White Canvas Pumps, covered heel and turned sole. Kafateria Shoe Store 9 W. Center St. Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE SCORE AND ELEVEN YEARS FOR J. L. SCHUMACHER HONORING his seventy-first birthday, Mr. J. L. Schumacher was the guest of honor at a one o'clock dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher yesterday. A color arrangement of yellow and green, marigolds and ferns, was used, a pretty bouquet of the colors centering the table and the place cards furthering the scheme. A cake with its seventy-one glittering tapers was a feature of the menu, as the concluding number of the four courses. The afternoon was devoted to music and stories of occurrences during the thirty-six years of his life in Anaheim, where he is one of the important factors in the city's life. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. P. Weber, Mrs. August Schumacher, Miss Maxine Schumacher, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. J. Eymann and daughter, Florence and the host and hostess. Returns from Fine Drive Mr. and Mrs. William Abplanalp, daughter, Lucy, and son, Wilton, have returned from a 1500 mile automobile journey to Yosemite and other interesting points. They were absent twelve days, going first to the park. While in the control they recognized Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Scone through their Anaheim name plate on the license number, as they drove in behind them, and the two families camped together there. Other places they visited included Mariposa and Toulumne groves, returning by way of the coast route to Monterey, and took the seventeen mile scenic drive from Pacific Drive to Mt. Carmel, where they viewed this is a charming dinner gown in burnt orange chiffon and silk chrysanthemum patterned lace. The boiler jacket effect makes the getting in and out of this frock a mystery. The long waist garlanded with baby "mums" and soft yellow-green leaves. COUNT OF MONTE City Briefs B. G. Rogers and wife and niece Mrs. Weatherford of Chickashaw Okla., went to Long Beach yesterday. Miss Irene Marsh visited Los Angeles yesterday. Carl Digsby of Bakersfield was guest of Arthur Coons yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Burch of Phila City, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. E. Stuart of Atlanta, Ga., were visited Saturday at the packing house of The Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn. Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Darnley are children and Mr. and Mrs. Frida O'Neal enjoyed a Sunday outing at Laguna Beach. Mrs. Victor Loly has returned from a two weeks visit with friends at San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Praster and sister Donald of San Bernardino are guests at the Atkins home on N. Olive-st. Mrs. F. L. Rouse of San Luis Obispo is the guest of her sister, Ms. Ella Atkins. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hansen has as their dinner guests yesterday, Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Spieger of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hansen and sister Walter. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dahl, Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brastad and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann passed Sunday at Anaheim Landing. M. V. Stewart, Milton Corcoran Verne Stewart and E. O. Pikes turned home Saturday evening from fishing trip near Big Bear Lake. They brought home enough fish for a good meal. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and sister Albert, Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble, Mr. Lulu Goble passed Sunday with cousins of theirs at Long Beach who are spending the summer there from Dallas, Texas. David Marsh and friends spent yesterday at the Beaches. Mrs. A. Leasa is entertaining his sisters, Mrs. Frank Mohan and Miss Ana Kellar, of Glendale, mother, Mrs. J. Stuchberry of San Bernardino and her niece, Miss Grette Ann McDonald of Los Angeles for the week. Miss Ellen Tuma spent the weekend at Oxnard visiting friends. This is a charming dinner gown in burnt orange chiffon and silk chrysanthemum patterned lace. The boiler jacket effect makes the getting in and out of this frook a mystery. The long waist garlanded with baby "mums" and soft yellow-green leaves. COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO OPENS TONITE These dynamic words, so well known to those who have read Alexandra Dumas' wonderful "Count of Monte Cristo" came to life this afternoon at the California theater, when the famous motion picture "Monte Cristo" flashed upon the screen for the first time locally. The theater management was quite right when they billed this picture as one of the really big super-feature of the current year. It is more than that. It is one of the greatest pictures ever produced. From the time the first titles flash upon the screen until the final fade-out, the audience is held in breathless suspense, and thrilled through with the tremendous action contained in the marvelous picture. Few pictures have been shown locally that have the smash that "Monte Cristo" contains. The cast, including sterling John Gilbert, the star; William V. Mong, who takes part of the wily Caderouse; Robert McKim as Villefort, the arch-villian; Virginia Faire as the faithful and faithless Mercedes, and others equally great do immense credit, not only ti this superb picture, but to the entire motion picture industry in general. The true-to-life dungeon scenes; the escape; the finding of the treasure on the island of Monte Cristo; the return of the Count of Monte Cristo; bent upon vengeance; the duel; the tense court scenes and the other equally thrilling points in this story are graphically portrayed to the best possible advantage. Here is a picture that ought to be remembered by Anaheimers for the balance of their lives. The theater management has taken great pains to present this photodramma in the best advantage, and DeWitt Reese at the Wurlitzer simply makes the musical end of the production breathe with pathos and fire. This picture will remain at the California theater over tomorrow and Wednesday. Everyone is urged to see it. Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger and children have returned to their home after spending the past three weeks at Anaheim Landing. Watch and jewelry repair, Witman's. For The Woman Whose Weight Is Mostly Carried Below the Waist— We recommend This Comfortable and Well-designed Model in Warner's Rust-Proof, Style 320. This and other models for heavy figures will be specially featured tomorrow, and we shall be glad to give special attention to your figure and its individual requirements. You may depend upon a Warner's. It is guaranteed not to rust, break or tear. The S. Q. R. Store ANAHEIM City Briefs ogers and wife and niece,atherford of Chickasha,att to Long Beach yesterday. Marsh visited Los Anurday. Baby of Bakersfield was a Arthur Coons yesterday. Mrs. R. W. Burch of Phoot and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Atlanta, Ga., were visitors at the packing house of the orange & Lemon Ass'n. Mrs. Will C. Darnley and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Joyed a Sunday outing at each. Loly has returned from visit with friends at San Mrs. Leo Praster and son San Bernardino are guests on home on N. Olive-st. House of San Luis Obisqueguest of her sister, Miss Ms. Theodore Hansen had dinner guests yesterday, Mr. Fred Spieger of Long Beach, ms. Henry Hansen and sop Mrs. A. K. Dahl, Dr. and Brastad and Mr. and Mrs. Ann passed Sunday at Anaing. Stewart, Milton Corcoran,art and E. O. Pikes ree Saturday evening from a near Big Bear Lake. They me enough fish for a good Mrs. A. E. Clark and son and Mrs. L. Goble, Miss passed Sunday with cours at Long Beach who are the summer there from Dalmarsh and friends spent yesee Beaches. Leasa is entertaining her Frank Monohan and Kellar, of Glendale, her J. Stuchberry of San and her niece, Miss Ger-McDonald of Los Angeles, sk. Tuma spent the weekard visiting friends was a good show, he reports, it didn't come up to the Bathing girls parade.Oh, la, la! Mrs. Lauar Reed, of Redlands, and Mrs. Jennie Burrows, of Portland..Ore., were weekend guests of Mrs. L.L. Myers, on Resh-st. Mrs. Reed is leaving Redlands to accept a position with the Eugene, Ore., Bible University. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Losey and Mr. and Mrs. V. Bruce passed the day yesterday in Trabuco canyon. A picnic dinner served to increase the pleasure of the trip. Miss Elizabeth Griffith of Riverside was the guest Saturday of Mrs.Charles Criss. Mr. and Mrs. George Maas are in Long Beach for a week's vacation. Warren Mathls left Friday for a short business visit to his farm near Augusta, Ill., in the vicinity of Quincy. Mrs. Clara Fisher and niece are spending several days at Seal Beach. Mrs. Johanna Vierke and Victor LaMont, Jr., left last evening for Glendora for a few weeks visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher and children enjoyed a swim at Glen Ivy yesterday. Miss Letitia Park of the First National Bank is enjoying a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Blakemore and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cooper spent the week-end at Huntington Beach. A.J.Blakemore and Fred Siefken made a business trip to Huntington Beach today. Mrs.A.V.Wheeler is spending the week with her sister, Mrs.G.C.Roblin at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.Henry Heying, Mr. and Mrs.wm.J.Lake, Mr. and Mrs.C.D.Harrison and young son enjoyed a very delightful motor ride yesterday.From Anaheim they went to San Gabriel, on to Alambra,Pasadena and haddinner at Brookside park. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen and son, Marvin were guests of relatives in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Fergus and son Picnic Postponed A message received from the bedside of Mrs.C.O.Cook, or La Habra,tells of her very critical condition in the Whittler hospital where she is a patient from a major operation performed today.From this reason the picnic planned by the Monday Afternoon club for this week, has been definitely postponed. Watermelon Social The Young People of the White Temple Young People's department will participate in a watermelon social tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Bella Walker, on East North st.All young people are invited to attend and to take a friend along. C.E.Business Meeting The Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church will hold a business meeting tonight.All of the young people are requested to be present. Missionary Society Wed. The Women's Missionary society will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.All women of the church are cordially invited. Woodcraft Circle Tuesday The Woodcraft Circle will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.Eva Boyd, 129 South Olive street.All women of the Woodcraft are invited to attend. JAPS SEEK CONCESSION BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Aug 7.-Japan is reported to be seeking concession for a coastal colony from the Brazilian government. Donald were Los Angeles visitors yesterday.Mr. and Mrs.E.E Heinze and family have returned from an outing at Laguna Beach. Leasa is entertaining her mrs. Frank Monohan and Kellar, of Glendale, her mrs. J. Stuchberry of San and her niece, Miss GerMcDonald of Los Angeles, ek. on Tuma spent the week ard visiting friends. Mrs. W. E. Bartlett and Elizabeth motored to Newday. Old Knox and children are the week with friends near arryse is enjoying a vacahis duties at Schneider's Mrs. W. H. Spakes, Mr. Actor Sturdevant and twin Pasadena and Miss Eula Los Angeles were guests friends in Anaheim and u Goble of Los Angeles week-end guest of her parand Mrs. L. Goble, and sisE. Clark. Mrs. O. N. Brower and Nelson, sister of Mrs. nnt Sunday at El Segundo of Mr. and Mrs. J. W ene Marsh and Mae Polrssars Albert Stelechen and roni passed Sunday in Los Mrs. H. C. Ruick and actor and Edgar Boynton motor trip thru Brea Canay, returning by Whittier. D. Guy, Mrs. Jennie Jones D. H. Mitchell formed a who spent Sunday at Catay and daughter Thelma, D. motored to Santa Monmrs. W. E. Dage and fams.'O. Meeker motored to unday. Mrs. W. E. McCann moBrea Canyon yesterday. Ford is enjoying a visit Ruth Blakemore at RiverMrs. W. P. Quarton spent Balboa. Mrs. F. D. Munn of Wichiare the guests of Mr. and Tompkins. Bruns was one of the the Flapper parade in Reh yesterday. Although it Engagement and Wedding Rings. DIAMONDS-JEWELRY WATCHES-SILVERWARE RELIABLE WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING The Jewel Box Gifts That Please Arthur A.Cohen Prop 2/3 W CENTER ST ANAHEIM CALIF New Jewett Prices Effective August 6th, 1922 Despite the outstanding value of the Jewett in which additional betterments have been made, we offer these improved Jewett Sixes at the following new prices that again set new standards of value. Jewett 5-Pass. Touring $1195 Jewett 3-Pass. Roadster $1195 Jewett 5-Pass. Sedan $1735 Jewett 4-Pass. Coupe $1710 All prices delivered in Anaheim, freight and war tax paid. Subject to change without notice. Sam Hubbell Paige & Jewett 252 North Los Angeles Phone 713 ANAHEIM