oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-09

CYPRESS-HANSEN COMMUNITY CLUB MET YESTERDAY MEETING with Mrs. J. W. Fuquay yesterday, the Community Club of Cypress passed an interesting afternoon. A short business session disposed of several matters after which a program was given. Mrs. Bunyard and Mrs. Chandler each had a reading of excellent kind. Several victrola numbers were much enjoyed also. Refreshments of cream pie, cake, coffee and punch were served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Hammond of Hansen Station. Three guests were included in the pleasant meeting yesterday, Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Scott and daughter, Miss Scott. Members present were the Meadames Bunyard, Chandler, Buther, Rennie, Treffern, Nordstrom, Hammond, Poters, Barue Reeves, Mrs. Margaret Reeves, Huntington Beach, Walker, Shirley, Cawthorne, Couts and the hostess, Mrs. Fuquay. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia include: Charles T. Bruster, Fullerton; A. E. Stansbury, Chicago; V. Burdenstine, San Francisco; F. L. McCain, Chicago; F. L. Cooper, Los Angeles; W. H. Harvey, Los Angeles; A. L. Jordan, Los Angeles; J. P. Martin, Los Angeles; W. F. Vollms, San Bernardino; W. A. Davis, San Bernardino; C. A. Prahm, Los Angeles; Frank Jackson, Los Angeles; W. I. Thorp, Los Angeles; R. B. Hill, Bakersfield; W. L. Kusten, San Francisco; L. H. Fassun, San Diego; J. C. Jewett, Los Angeles; Harry Schwartz, Los Angeles; Harry P. Mix, Los Angeles; W. E. Sturdivant, Ft. Worth; Q. B. Connell, Los Kern-Schulz Wedding Soon Invitations are cut for the marriage of Miss Faye Kern to Mr. Hugo Schulz, on August 23, at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. The ceremony will be performed in the Episcopal church, in the presence of a large number of guests. Both young people have resided in Anaheim the greater part of their lives and have a wide circle of friends who will have heartiest good wishes for them. Their home will be made in Anaheim. Wedded Half Century J. E. Duke and daughters, Florence and Ruth, of Brokhurst, were guests at the fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. George Huntington, of Santa Ana, held Monday afternoon at their house. Invitations contained the information that there were to be no presents, but many lovely and useful gifts found their ways to the revered couple. One of the delightful ones was a huge bouquet of zinnias, containing fifty of the golden blooms. Past matrons of Hermosa Chapter, O.E.S., of which Mrs. Huntington is a member, presented her with a golden gift. An impromptu program of readings, music and other entertainments followed expressions of congratulations and happy wishes for happiness. Included in the guest list were Mr. and Mrs. Hattie Clark of Long Beach and Harvey Durkee, of Los Angeles, both of whom were present at the wedding fifty years ago. Several other relatives from this vicinity attended the happy celebration, among them a number from Fullerton. Suprise On Birthday Baby Daughter Arrives Mr. and Mrs. F. Thompson, of Orange, are parents of a baby daughter, born last evening. Mrs. Thompson is remembered by many Anaheim persons as Miss Fern Ramella. Mrs. Austin, wife of Capt. Austin, former residents of Anaheim, but now of Corona, is a patient in the Corona hospital suffering with a nervous breakdown. Suprise On Birthday Thoroughly surprising Mrs. Lizzie Hennig last evening, a company of her friends went to her home, 900 E. Broadway, to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Through the manipulation of Mrs. Remick Mrs. Hennig suggested nothing unusual until the guests arrived. Although she acknowledged her surprise, she was delighted and helped make a merry evening. She was presented with a lovely remembrance on the occasion, which will be long a reminder of the true friendship of the donors. A delicious birthday cake was a portion of the refreshment menu served later in the evening, after which the time was devoted to music and games. Present were Mrs. L. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Somerville and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Rees Somerville, Mr. and Mrs. Noble Somerville, Mr. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs and son, and Mrs. Remick. Mrs. A. W. Reeves, who has been a patient in the Chase Diet sanitarium, in Los Angeles, has returned to her home. Plain Dealer Is First In Volume Advertising For Month of July ANAHEIM'S DEPARTMENT STORES CHOOSE DEALER ADVERTISING FOR RESULTS and Pulling Power Here Are Comparative Figures For The Month of July PLAIN DEALER, Inches Los Angeles owned daily, inches Plain Dealer's Lead for month of July Here Are Comparative Figures For The Month of July PLAIN DEALER, Inches Los Angeles owned daily, inches Plain Dealer's Lead for month of July The Plain Dealer carried almost three times the amount of Store Advertising during the month of July as did the Los A daily. These merchants are in a position to know the comparativ er of every dollar spent in advertising, and are good people With the largest paid circulation, The Plain Dealer reache in northern Orange county. A complete statement is forthcoming showing the futile att Los Angeles owned daily has made to bolster up its advertis in order to decrease the Plain Dealer's lead. Other lines of business have used the Plain Dealer sp pronounced proportions because results prove that then adverti carried into the largest number of homes in northern Orange PLAIN DEALER "Not distributed with, enclosed in, wrapped about or in any with a Los Angeles paper." Another Proof of Plain Dealer Leadership Tomorrow Anaheim Merchants RESULTS Prove Circulat MISS MATHIS WEDS LONG BEACH MAN IN FULLERTON MISS AUDREY MATHIS and Mr. A. M. Fredrickson were quietly married yesterday afternoon at Fullerton by the Rev. C. R. Montague, at the parsonage of the First Methodist church. The bride wore a smart creation of midnight blue. They were unattended. Mrs. Fredrickson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mathis and won a host of friends thru her charming personality, who will congratulate her and her husband. The groom is a young business man of Long Beach and it is there they will make their home upon their return from a brief honeymoon to unknown points of interest. Lively Crowd Eats Melon The watermelon social given at the home of Miss Belal Walker, on East North street, last night, by the Young People's department of White Temple Sunday School, was well attended and every minute of the evening was enjoyed. The pretty lawn was strung with lights which gave a real festive appearance. Lively games and contests appropriate to out-of-doors were payed with enthusiasm. A table, loaded with huge, juicy slices of watermelon, became a very popular place and the way those young folks did enjoy the delicious fruit was a gratifying sight. The young people later went into the house where games were continued for a while, which brought to a conclusion a happy social affair. H. W. Lewis is in charge of the department of the Sunday school, every class having been represented Sam. Buena Park O. E. S. Feasts Buena Park chapter, O. E. S., had an excellent meeting Monday evening, opening with a pot luck dinner at 6:30, wherein the menu ran from one good thing to another. One member, Mrs. McComber, supplied the entire company with spring chicken. Noted Evangelist Coming Evangelist H. Grossman, of Berlin, Germany, who is touring the country, will speak in the German Papist church, corner Lemon and Broadway. Thursday evening at 7:30. Rev. Grossman, who is one of Europe's foremost German evangelists, is an orator of note, as well as an author of several books. He comes with an interesting message which will be delivered in German. The public is heartily welcome to hear what this notable evangelist has to give the congregations of Anaheim. Plan Beach Outing Another swim and wienie bake was planned for last evening by the Young People's Society of the Catholic church at their regular meeting. Autos will leave the K. of C. Hall Tuesday evening, Aug. 22, at 6:30 sharp, for Huntington Beach. Other business was transacted and a social hour followed. Relatives Dine At, Beach A merry party from Anaheim joined by friends and relatives from Long Beach enjoyed a dip in the surf at the beach town last evening. A dinner, wienies, being the main item on the bill of fare was enjoyed on the sand. The local group consisted of L. J. Winney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen and Mrs. A. V. Wheeler from Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Suiter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rokel. New patients at the Anaheim tarium include: Floyd W. Hyde of Fullerton, and Roy Scott Whittier. J. M. Duignan was born Judge Brown yesterday on the day of blocking the traffic, and $5. Mrs. P. E. Blakemore, Miss and Mabel Sieffen and Miss Blakemore passed last ever Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fallis ena Park passed last evening Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick. Mrs. Jeanette Wagner, Strunk and daughter, Helene tario, were dinner guests yea of Mrs. H. C. Ruick in the noon, the visitors continued o way to San Pedro. Ralph La Rue, of Cypress, was student in summer sc Berkeley, came home for a visit with his parents. He turned to college Saturday, to the senior year, which graduates May. He then will go to Cam for a six weeks military train George Baker and family he turned to Lindsay after a week with his mother, Mrs.' Delilah of West Broadway. Miss Lucile Baker, of Lindsey the house guest of Miss Grace for several days this week. Miss Elise Johnson, of Var is the house guest of her friend Catherine Pulls, of West Bro for several weeks. Jack Riley, who is emplo Taft, is visiting at his home ton during his two weeks' visit Miss Nannie Riley, of the Vandine company, in Santa also enjoying a week's vaca home. Mrs. L. R. Pearson, and s yesterday over the Santa Fe Grand Canyon for Bayrd, Kan peeting to return via the Yellow National Park. Mr. and Mrs. Reno Robins children of Merced are guests George Trapp home. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bac Birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her birthday the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee a merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her birthday the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee a merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her birthday the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee a merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her birthday the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee a merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her birthday the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee a merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her birthday the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee a merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her birthday the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee a merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her birthday the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her生日 the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her生日 the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her生日 the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her生日 the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her生日 the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her生日 the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her生日 the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitaris returned to birthday Mrs. Lizzie company of home, 900 E. her生日 the manipulasion, Hennig sugnal until the ough she accele, she was dee merry evenment with a the occasion, minder of the donors. cake was a ent menu sergary, after which to music and L. Thompson, willie and two Somerville, somerville, Mr. Jacobs and who has been Diet sanitar is returned to Birthday The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the White Temple will meet tomorrow afternoon at the house of Mrs. E. O. Mathis, Placentia avenue, at 2:30; Cars will be at the church at 2 o'clock to take all who may have no other means of transportation. All members are requested to study the July lesson in "Missionary Friend." They are also asked to remember that subscriptions to the Thank Offering will be due Sept. I., and dues are now payable. A good program has been arranged for the meeting. No Sunday Services There will be no services in the First Spiritual Church on Sunday evenings during August, but the Thursday night meetings will occur at the regular hour each week. Relatives Dine At Beach A merry party from Anaheim joined by friends and relatives from Long Beach enjoyed a dip in the surf at the beach town last evening. A dinner，wieslen，being the main item on the bill of fare was enjoyed on the sand.The local group consisted of L.J.Winney，Mr.和 Mrs.Robert Owen和 Mrs.A.V.Wheeler from Long Beach，Mr。and Mrs.W.Kuiter，Mr.M.r Ernest Robinson和 children，Audrey和 Dale，Mr。and Mrs.Earl Skinner，Mrs.Ed Smith和 son，Byron，Mr。and Mrs.Criss Robinson和 children，Barbara和 Glen. Marriage Licenses Juan Diaz，44，Martina Vanenzuela，41，Stanion；Caterino Estrada，58，Emilia Orosco，37，Santa Ana；Arthur M.Fredrickson，37，长 Beach，Audrey C．Mathis，34，安aheim. James E.Stewart was in Long Beach this afternoon on business.The Anaheim Realty Board plan to go to Santa Ana Friday where a joint meeting with the Santa Ana and Fullerton boards is to be held at the St.Ann's Inn.New patients at the Anaheim Sanitarium include：Mrs.H.B.Cristleib，Fullerton；John W.Dauer，Fullerton；Miss H.Masumago，Stanton；and Roy Scott，Jr.of Whittier.Miss Mildred Warden left last evening for a visit with her aunt,Mrs.Dysinger，at San Diego.Plain Dealer for good job printing. 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Kyne WEBED Book and M 112 East City Briefs New patients at the Anaheim sanitation include: Floyd W. Humphrey Bullerton, and Roy Scott, Jr., of Otter. Mr. Duignan was born before Brown yesterday on the charge blocking the traffic, and was fined. Ms. P. E. Blakemore, Misses Rose Mabel Siefken and Miss Buelah more passed last evening at Kington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fallis of Burk Park passed last evening with Mrs. H. C. Ruick. Ms. Jeanette Wagner, Harry Kink and daughter, Helen, of On-Were dinner guests yesterday. Ms. H. C. Ruick. In the after-the visitors continued on their to San Pedro. Phil La Rue, of Cypress, who has student in summer school inley, came home for a week's with his parents. He will re-ro college Saturday, to take his year, which graduates him in He then will go to Camp Lewis six weeks military training. George Baker and family have re-ed to Lindsay after a week's visit his mother, Mrs. Delillah Baker, first Broadway. Lucile Baker, of Lindsey, was house guest of Miss Grace Curtis several days this week. Elise Johnson, of Van Nuys, house guest of her friend, Miss Prine Pulls, of West Broadway, several weeks. Riley, who is employed in visiting at his home in Stanford his two weeks' vacation. Nannie Riley, of the Young-one company, in Santa Ana, is enjoying a week's vacation at L. R. Pearson, and son, left day over the Santa Fe via the Canyon for Bayrd, Kansas, ex-g to return via the Yellowstone National Park. Mrs. Reno Robinson and men of Merced are guests at the Trapp home. Mrs. Hernan Backs and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mickle were recent visitors at Capistrano Hot Springs. W. J. Siemann, president of the First National Bank left this morning for Aberdeen, South Dakota, where he will visit relatives. MissBlanch Mickle of Falkerstein's store is enjoying a short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Probst and their families have returned from an outing at Little Bear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blakemore and daughter have moved to Long Beach. W. A. Vivian of Bakersfield is the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. H. Kidd. Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Catlin of Burbank will leave the last of the week for Lebeck. WHOOPING-COUGH RESULTS IN DEATH Baby Lewis James, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Jewel, died this morning at 9:20 from whooping-cough and bronchial pneumonia, after an illness of about two weeks. The baby was five weeks old today. He is survived by his parents, a sister Mary and brother, Richard. Funeral services will be private. Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Christleib, of Pullerton are the proud parents of a baby girl born at the Anaheim Sanitarium this morning. A nine-pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Caffee Tuesday afternoon. Plain Dealer for good Job Printing. 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