oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-10

"JOLLY 500" AT LUNCHEON WITH MRS. HANSEN MRS. CHARLES HANSEN entertained yesterday at one o'clock with a three-course luncheon, followed by cards. The color scheme was very prettily carried out in lavender and pink. After the dinner the ladies devoted their time to playing five hundred at which prizes were won by Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Lempke and Mrs. Benchley. The guests of Mrs. Hansen were members of the "Jolly 500." Playing were Mrs. Walter McFarland, Mrs. John Lempke, Mrs. Frank Benchley, Mrs. Arthur Edwards, Mrs. John Hetebrink, Mrs. George Annin, Mrs. Bert Annin, Mrs. Will Hetebrink, Mr. Frank Trendale, Mrs. Howard Lucy, Mrs. N. P. Robertson and Miss Lucy Alms. Reunion of Arena Club One of the greatest pleasures in life of Rev. Edward J. Statom, pastor of the Fullerton Presbyterian church, occurred last evening when a reunion of a class of boys which he organized in 1912 was held, and a smile that won't come off is the result. With an original membership of thirteen, the class has increased to an even two dozen, all told, but many changes, of course, have been noted on the class roster. From a bubbling bunch of characteristically awkward lads to mature, intelligent and fine specimens of manhood, has been the progress of this organization, known as the Arena club. Some of them have married, and the wives were entertained by Miss Alice Statom in the manse, during the hours of the banquet and reunion. Later, the wives were introduced one by one and given a rousing greeting. The club promoted and built the present club quarters on the ground Can Fruit; Benevolent Use Tomorrow is canning day for the ladies of the White Temple. It will be a day of happy activities, as the ladies will gather at the kitchen in the basement to can fruit to distribute among the David and Margaret home, the Deaconness' home and the Methodist hospital in Los Angeles, and other organizations in which the denomination is interested. Many of the members have fruit which they cannot use, and the Home Missionary society will purchase the sugar needed. This is but one of such busy days as will come up during the fruit season, and plans are made to prepare several barrels of the fruit and jellies. Anyone having fruit of any kind which they cannot use will be conferring a great favor to donate it to these energetic women for this use. Collation After Games Mrs. R. B. Shinn was the gracious hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained a coterie of five hundred players. The afternoon was spent playing the popular game. Prize winners being Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Probst. Mrs. Shinn served a dainty collation in the late afternoon. Playing together were Mrs. Jerry Cole, Mrs Chandler, Mrs. Howard Covey, Mrs Agnes Messerschmidt, Mrs. Salter, George Trapp, Joe Turner, Wilshire, J. P. Probst, E. C. Normandie, Henry Tuffree and George Thomas, the three latter of Placentia and Mrs. Shinn. Relatives Are Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hoag entertained a small company of relatives at dinner Sunday. The guests of honor were Dr. and Mrs. Milton Taber, of Riverside, uncle and aunt of Mr. Hoag's, the Misses Van Orsdall and Nanette Mrs. R. E. Hoag and Mr. CHICKEN FOR BE AND A DOUBLE party for all family guests was held at the M.E.B street. The trine and Ramona yesterday. The farewell for M.Daughter, The soon for Pittt home. A sumptuous all the fixings wives atives, compositions Covers were pl Arch Henry at Rosenburg, Mrs daughter Thelh Mrs. Barnes, Ger, Jim Bever and Mr. and their daughter lets. The honoree and useful gifts and friends. The in a social way ice cream and Attends Jo Miss Kittle a recent house Beach in co Benson, who is home in Texas. The girls were M. Young, and included Polly honoree, Miss Catherine All worth, Elizabeth and Ella Covin Doing the p amusements al with swimming an even two dozen, all told, but many changes, of course, have been noted on the class roster. From a bubbling bunch of characteristically awkward lads to mature, intelligent and fine specimens of manhood, has been the progress of this organization, known as the Arena club. Some of them have married, and the wives were entertained by Miss Alice Statom in the manse, during the hours of the banquet and recunion. Later, the wives were introduced one by one and given a rousing greeting. The club promoted and built the present club quarters on the ground near the manse where they have since passed so many pleasant and beneficial hours. The affair last night was a decided success and it was voted to make it semi-annual, the next gathering to be held around Christmas time. Miss Zola Banatta and Miss Clara Van Orsdall, of Los Angeles, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hoag, west of town. W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES Good Style, High Grade Materials and Expert Workmanship are qualities which have made W.L.Douglas Shoes famous from coast to coast for half a century. Call and see the new styles this season. You'll like them. F.A.Yungbluth Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Agnes Messerschmidt, Mrs. Salter, George Trupp, Joe Turner, Wilshire, J.P. Probst, E.C. Normandie, Henry Tuffree and George Thomas, the three latter of Placentia and Mrs. Shinn. Relatives Are Dinner Guests Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hoag entertained a small company of relatives at dinner Sunday. The guests of honor were Dr. and Mrs. Milton Taber, of Riverside, uncle and aunt of Mr. Hoag's, the Misses Van Orsdall and Vanattia, Mrs. P. E. Hoag and Mr. Boone. The decorations were adathias in various colors, of which Mrs. Hoag has a nice assortment in her garden at the new ranch home in Garden Grove vicinity, where they moved several weeks ago. Plasterers To Picnic The plasterers of Orange county will hold a six o'clock dinner and picnic in Orange County Park Saturday evening, August 15. All plasterers and their families and friends will be present, and a big supper will be served by the organization. Base ball and other sports will feature the afternoon hours. Pat Moore is chairman on arrangements and he has a number of real surprises up his sleeve for the entertainment of the crowd. Final Picnic Call The officers of the Pennsylvania State Society of Southern California are warning all from the Keystone state that this will be the final call for the big summer picnic reunion all day Saturday, August 12th, in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. They are promising all the popular features of the picnics and a jolly good time all day long with the old home state friends. If you ever saw Pennsylvania you are wanted. Choral Union Selects Opera Having decided upon but two productions the coming season for the Orange County Choral Union, Prof. Ellis Rhodes has given out the information that the first will be "Robin Hood." The site of the second has not been made known, but Mr. Rhodes has set the time during the convention in Santa Ana of the State Federation of music clubs. Rehearsals will start in September, the principals to be chosen later. The presentation will probably be made about Thanksgiving time. Sew For Encampment Sale The Julia Ward Howe Tent Daughters of Veterans held an all day meeting today with Mrs. J. H. Wilhite. The particular work of the day was on articles which will be placed at the Huntington Beach encampment, Miss Kittie a recent house in co-benison who is home in Texas. The girls were M. Young, and included Polly honoree, Miss Catherine All worth, Elizabeth and Ella Covine. Doing the p amusements all with swimming. Honor De Rev. J. A. tor of Santa Ana church, and for tomorrow every party under dies' Aid society popular pastor and they numb The affair will church as an e follow the recc The family September for Angeles, where son will take ury of the Los ation. Meets W The A.F.L was very pleased tuesday by Mr. Lemon street afternoon went Tippett and other players Lovejoy, Varec Kelvey, Dugas fer. The Mesd Hardebeck and substitutes for not attend. A three-cou led by Mrs.Bl Auxiliary The Anahel crippled Child ges Orthopeed hold a meeting 11, at 8 o'clock East Center st BUENA PA Mr. Richard I Pacific on Tu weeks trip. Alaska, St.H Orleans before Mr. and Mr Misses Berth started on a c day morning. about a week Miss Earler is visiting w for half a century. Call and see the new styles this season. You’ll like them. F.A. Yungbluth Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes “By All Means Get a Fit.” 145 W. Center St. Anaheim Sew For Encampment Sale The Julia Ward Howe Tent Daughters of Veterans held an all day meeting today with Mrs. J. H. Wilhite. The particular work of the day was on articles which will be placed at the Huntington Beach encampment, to be held next week. A potluck dinner was served at noon, giving the members a chance for relaxation and chatting. Watch and jewelry repair, Witman’s. Low Fares Back East Round-trip tickets to be on sale Daily until August 31. Stopovers in both directions Boston ... $158.32 Chicago ... $86.00 New Orleans ... $85.15 New York ... $147.40 Philadelphia ... $144.92 St. Louis ... $81.50 St. Paul ... $87.50 Washington ... $141.56 There are similar reductions to 40 other destinations. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW Also low round-trip rates to Pacific Coast resorts every day until September 30. D. G. MALTBY Consult your local agent for fares, reservations, etc. Telephone 123 Southern Pacific Lines PAGE CHICKEN DINNER FOR BEVER GIRLS AND OTHER KIN DOUBLE celebration., a birthday party for the Bever triplets and a family reunion for departing guests was held yesterday at 12:30 at the M. E. Bever home on S. Ohio street. The triplets, Oreona, Reona and Ramona, were twelve years old yesterday. The affair also served as a farewell for Mrs. H. A. Holser and daughter, Thelma, who are leaving soon for Pittsburg, Kansas, their home. A sumptuous chicken dinner with all the fixins was enjoyed by the relatives, composing the Bever clan. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Arch Henry and four sons, Rose Rosenburg, Mrs. H. A. Holser and daughter Thelma, of Pittsburg, Kan., Mrs. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Marburger, Jim Bever and daughter Gladys, and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bever and their daughter Gladys, and the triplets. The honorees received many pretty and useful gifts from their relatives and friends. The afternoon was spent in a social way. During the afternoon ice cream and cake were served. Attends Jolly House Party Miss Kittle Walton was a guest at a recent house party held at Long Beach in compliment to Miss Ida Benson, who is leaving soon for her home in Texas. The girls were chaperoned by Mrs. M. Young, and besides Miss Kittle, included Polly Todd, of Orange, the honoree, Miss Benson, Marian Young, Catherine Allen, Evelyn Farnsworth, Elizabeth and Lucile Donan and Ella Covington. Doing the pike and its many jolly amusements afforded equal pleasure with swimming and other stunts. K.P.'S TO PICNIC IN COUNTY PARK K. of P.s are polishing their shoes and getting out their picnic suits in anticipation of the big picnic and outing tomorrow evening to be held in Orange-co park. All knights and their families and friends will take part in the big feed and dancing later. Valencia Guests Guests at the Hotel Valencia yesterday included; S. A. Josephi, New York; H. M. Appage, Los Angeles; E. O. Norskroms, Chicago; H. S. Reed, Riverside; F. F. Halma, Riverside; F. L. Dalrson, Los Angeles; H. E. Coleman, San Francisco; Bob Davidson, Los Angeles; J. P. Haskell, San Diego; N. C. Hammond, San Diego; Mrs. D. Clark, Los Angeles; Mary F. Sargent, Los Angeles; H. H. Wolfe Los Angeles; Al.B. Greone, Los Angeles; F.S.Wade, Los Angeles. SCOUTS ATTENTION There will be a very important meeting tonight at 7:30 at Fremont school. Let every scout be in his place. City Briefs Mrs. Anna Busey, of Los Angeles, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. D.M.Forsythe, for several days. Little Miss Esther Scribner, of Olinda, is visiting with Miss Eloise Forsythe, on Burton road. Miss Melbourne Dugas is the guest of friends at Long Beach for the week. Mr.J.C.Ocyner and daughter Helen and friends from Long Beach are spending several days at San Diego. Mr. and Mrs.V.D.Laney have returned from a several days visit with friends from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.Honer G.Ames are enjoying a motor trip at Northern points of interest. Masters Gerald and Edward Olmstead of Brea passed yesterday afternoon with Melvin Randall. Victor Boynton was also his guest. Mr. and Mrs.G.W.Royalty and daughter and Mrs.Herbert Edwards of Waco, Texas, have been guests at the R.L.Royalty home for the past week. Friends of Mrs.T.L.Hoag, who... Miss Kittle Walton was a guest at a recent house party held at Long Beach in compliment to Miss Ida Benson, who is leaving soon for her home in Texas. The girls were chaperoned by Mrs. M. Young, and besides Miss Kittle, included Polly Todd, of Orange, the honoree, Miss Benson, Marian Young, Catherine Allen, Evelyn Farnsworth, Elizabeth and Lucile Donan and Ella Covington. Doing the pike and its many jolly amusements afforded equal pleasure with swimming and other stunts. Honor-Departing Pastor Rev. J. A. Stevenson, former pastor of Santa Ana First Presbyterian church, and family, will be honored tomorrow evening with a farewell party under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society. All friends of the popular pastor's family are invited, and they number many in Anaheim. The affair will begin at 7:15 in the church as an elaborate program will follow the reception. The family will leave early in September for their new home in Los Angeles, where the Rev. Mr. Stevenson will take up his duties as secretary of the Los Angeles Church Federation. Meets With Mrs. Black The A. F. L. M. Five Hundred club was very pleasantly entertained yesterday by Mrs. James Black, on N. Lemon street. Prize winners for the afternoon were Mrs. Hardebeck, Mrs. Tippett and Mrs. Van Horn. The other players were the Mesdames Lovejoy, Varcoe, Hughes, Stone, McKelvey, Dugas, Black, Keithley, Kaufer. The Mesdames Keithley, Kaufer, Hardebeck and Van Horn served as substitutes for members who could not attend. A three-course luncheon was served by Mrs. Black after the games. Auxiliary Meeting Friday The Anaheim Auxillary of the crippled Children's Guild of Los Angeles Orthopedic Hospital School will hold a meeting Friday evening, Aug. 11, at 8 o'clock in suite 1, 107½ East Center st. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 10. (Spl.)—Mr. Richard Nelson left over the So. Pacific on Tuesday morning for a six weeks trip. He will visit at Portland, Alaska, St. Paul, Chicago and New Orleans before returning. Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Porter and Misses Bertha and Mable Robison started on a camping trip on Wednesday morning. They expect to be gone about a week. Miss Earlene Davis of Los Angeles is visiting with her cousin Eunice Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Laney have returned from a several days visit with friends from Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Honer G.*Ames are enjoying a motor trip at Northern points of interest. Masters Gerald and Edward Olmstead of Brea passed yesterday afternoon with Melvin Randall. Victor Boynton was also his guest. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Royalty and daughter and Mrs. Herbert Edwards of Waco, Texas, have been guests at the R. L. Royalty home for the past week. Friends of Mrs. T. L. Hoag, who are many, will be glad to hear she is rapidly recovering from her recent illness. Her condition was very grave for days, but with characteristic grit, she is now well on the road to complete recovery. New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium include: Mrs. G. A. Luz, Santa Ana; A. H. Witman, Anaheim. Baldwin Refrigerators save Ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co BUILDING AND LOAN NEED MONEY? If you need money to build your house or want to borrow money on your house, I can take care of you. FRANK TAUSCH J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim BUENA PARK, Aug. 10. (Spl.)—Mr. Richard Nelson left over the So. Pacific on Tuesday morning for a six weeks trip. He will visit at Portland, Alaska, St. Paul, Chicago and New Orleans before returning. Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Porter and Misses Bertha and Mable Robison started on a camping trip on Wednesday morning. They expect to be gone about a week. Miss Earlene Davis of Los Angeles is visiting with her cousin Eunice Mann. Misses Buelah Nelson, Eunice Mann and Earlene Davis enjoyed the swimming at the El Dorado plunge on Tuesday evening. Miss Ethel Robeson, Mrs. Ella R. Adams, and Irvin Farriss of Monterey Park were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson on Tuesday evening. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders Local Mgr. R. J. Ohlund 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W. For Excellent Shoe Repairing see "The Rebuilder of Shoes" TITTMAN'S EAST SIDE SHOE SHOP 313 E. Center is the Number It's Still Good After 3000 Miles After 3000 miles of service under the pressure and intense heat of an internal bustion motor—it's still good! That's why Chemist says about VENTURA—Paraffin-Base. Professor James W Marsh, Oil Labor University of California, reports on a sample VENTURA tested after it had been in use for miles in a Franklin, air cooled, motor: "Sample—VENTURA Medium—taken crank case of Franklin after 3000 miles of gave very remarkable service and when and showed that it was in condition to justify use. The percentage of sludge is very small gives direct indication of the lasting quality the oil under excessive heat and friction." That's the kind of oil you want in your new Say "VENTURA" to the garage or service man. Ventura Refining Company Distributed by HOME OIL SUPPLY CO. Santa Ana EIM CALIFORNIA Thursday, August 10, 1922 D TIRES BUT SPEEDOMETER They was fined $10 before today on the charge of Officer Stump and caused him to Chapman-st bridge in Orange to catch him. M. Mears was fined $3 on the charge of exceeding the speed limit. He is said to have put on a larger tire, and not to have changed his speedometer. Watch and jewelry repair, Witman's. 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