oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-14

FAMILY DINNER FOR HOMECOMERS AND BIRTHDAYS N occasion of superlative happiness to a company of relatives and intimate friends was the joyous reception and birthday dinner yesterday at the ranch home of the W. J. Llewellyns, in honor of the home-coming of Mrs. Ida DeVinney and Mrs. Donald DeVinney and eight-month-old son, who arrived from Hawaii, stopping in San Francisco a few days en route. Mrs. Llewellyn's birthday occurred yesterday, and Mr. Llewellyn's will be August 19, and both received many beautiful gifts. The table was graced with a huge cake which was inscribed in compliment to the returned voyagers. The rooms of the house were decorated with the leis which had been hung about the shoulders of the Mesdames DeVinney by their friends as they embarked. This pretty custom is of native Hawaiian origin, but is taken up by tourists as a courtesy to departing friends. A sumptuous dinner was served, covers behind laid for Mrs. Ida DeVinney, Mrs. Donald DeVinney, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauerhaun and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gates, Mrs. Fred Scott, Mrs. Etta Lautenbach, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Oliver and daughter, Irene, and son Hariand, and Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn and two children. The honored guests were met yesterday morning in Los Angeles by Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn, all arriving home at 11 o'clock. After dinner the entire time was devoted to looking at the many curios from the island which the lades had brought home, and to getting acquainted with Master DeVinney, who is making his first appearance in the states. Jolly Children's Party CHARMING FROCK—Of white crepe kni of dandelion yellow, is a fitting style for the ture of the dress are the long square shaped chapeau is of taffeta with an upturned brim a decoration pin on either side. Jolly Children's Party Master Donald Fergus had the pleasure of entertaining seven of his young friends at a party in compliment to his tenth birthday anniversary Friday afternoon. With the assistance of his cousin the two very cleverly trimmed the porch and front room in fairy chains and lanterns. Games both indoors and out were played and late in the afternoon Mrs. Fergus invited the guests into the dining room and they found their places around a table decorated for such an occasion. The birthday cake featured the menu. Passing the afternoon together were the Misses Jean Todd, Marion Bowe, Elizabeth Gieser, the Messrs Victor and Edgar Boynton, James Heying, Robert Dean, and the host, Donald Fergus. Mrs. D. E. Hinshaw and son, Fred, of Fontana, visited Mrs. Hinshaw's sister, Mrs. L. R. Webb from Friday until yesterday. Miss Elaine Webb returned home with them to remain two weeks. Easterners Entertained A merry party of Anaheim and Los Angeles people left early last week for San Diego and other southern parts. The party motored to Tia Juana, Coronado and other points of interest in San Diego. In the group were Misses Helen Coyner, J. E. Coyner, Homer Foster, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foster and daughter, the Misses Henrietta and Cloe, Miss Alice Hutt and Miss Rachael Foster. A number of the party were recent arrivals from Eastern cities and the California resident had much pleasure showing their guests the beauty spots of Southern California. Philatheas Please Notice The regular monthly meeting of the Sunshine Philathea class will meet tonight with Miss Hazel Withee, 903 East Center street. All members are especially invited to attend this meeting. RE-ELECT Judge Victor E. Shaw to the District Court of Appeals He has served with distinction for the past sixteen years, and has the endorsement of lawyers, business men and civic workers. Endorsements do not elect, votes are what are counted on election day. Your vote for He has served with distinction for the past sixteen years, and has the endorsement of lawyers, business men and civic workers. Endorsements do not elect,—votes are what are counted on election day. Your vote for Judge Shaw will help to keep a good man in office. Paid Adv. LADIES—Just received several hundred pairs sample shoes. All new fall styles, size 4 only $485 AY T Messengers of 7 English last, high shoes for $1.00 STONE Katera Shoe Store 664 California St., Anaheim THE WOMAN'S PAGE BRIDE-TO-BE IS GUEST OF HONOR; PRETTY SHOWER MISS FAYE KERN, popular bride-elect, was the honoree at a delightful miscellaneous surprise shower at the D. Jessurun home on N. Lemon-st., Saturday, when Misses Jeanette Jessurun and Wilhelmina Zitzmann entertained friends of Miss Kern. The rooms were attractively decorated for the occasion and kewpie dolls, dressed as bride and groom found an important place on the dining room table. Games were played and these were enjoyed along with music and conversation. Snap shots were also taken of the group. A parasol trimmed with yellow crepe paper well filled with the lovely gifts the guest had brought for the honoree. As she took each gift from the deceptacle, she opened it and passed it around to the guests to view. She received many daimy and useful gifts that will truly find a place of honor in the new home. A dainty two-course luncheon closed the afternoon's entertainment. Honoring Miss Kern as guests of Miss Jessurun and Miss Zitzmann were the Misses Myrtle Owen, of Norwalk; Bea Bushnell, of Fullerton; Lillian Rivers, of Long Beach; Edna Hochuli, Anne Harbeson, Katherine Steward, Mrs. Mae Burdorf, Mrs. Arnold Earl, Mrs. John Kirsch, Jr., Mrs. Willem Jessurun, Mrs. Bert Morley and Mrs. D. Jessurun. Many At Iowa Picnic The Southern California Iowa picnic held Saturday in Bixby Park, Long Beach, was one of the biggest, most successful reunions held in many a year. Crowds began arriving as early as 8 o'clock and by noon a record crowd was present. But those prosperous, happy former Quite attractive is this he loud novelty fan of coq (cock) on Parisian boulevards. "Kid" Party on Birthday A pleasant surprise was given relatives Friday evening to honor birthday anniversary of Mrs. K—Of white crepe knit with its brilliant stripe a fitting style for the late Summer. The fea long square shaped sleeves. The smart little in an upturned brim of fan-like pleating, and inner side. Btained heim and Los last week southern erved to Tla enter points of in the group er, J. E. Coy- Hutchinson, Foster and enrietta and Miss number of the isms resident sowing their from Eastonia from Eastern Notice meeting of class will Hazel Withe All meme ted to attend Beach Dinner Sunday Sunday was very piersantly spent by a number of Anaheimers who motored to Newport. The day was passed in jollication and a wonderful dinner was served at noon. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durker, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus and son Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gieser, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Pullen and the Misses Mary and Agnes Bowe. Luncheon and Reunion Mrs. C. A. McCullah will go to Lomita today to be a guest of Miss Irene Mills. As hostess to a club of intimates during their college years, Miss Mills will entertain at her ranch home in Lomita with a luncheon, and the occasion will be a delightfully pleasant one. Mrs. A. A. Mills, mother of the hostess, will accompany Mrs. McCullah. Leonards and Party Home Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Leonard and three children, Mrs. Isabel Davis, Mrs. Leonard's mother, and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Corley returned last evening from Newport, where they have been enjoying a week's vacation. The Leonards have been occupying the Loren Howe home, 212 South Ohio st., since removal of the Howea to Los Angeles. Miss Georgia Jones and Mr. Kenneth Matson of Hollywood were diner guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick. Many At Iowa Picnic The Southern California Iowa picnic held Saturday in Bixby Park, Long Beacn, was one of the biggest most successful reunions held in many a year. Crowds began arriving as early as 8 o'clock and by noon a record crowd was present. But those prosperous, happy former Iowans kept arriving and by 2 o'clock a crowd estimated at from 45,000 to 60,000 had gathered. With Judge Charles S. Crail, president of the association in charge, a program was given in the afternoon, Governor Stephens, formerly of Burlington, made an address. Other men and women of whom California as spoke briefly. The picnic dinners were equaled only by those enjoyed at the Iowa State fairs, held annually in Des Moines, and the reunions about the tables and luncheons spread on the grass were happy affairs. Among those present from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Webb, Mrs. William P. Webb, Mrs. D. E. Sinshaw, of Fontana, and son, Fred; Mrs. Charles Holman, D. Naugle, Durkee, Mr. and Mrs. Calkins, W. McCullom and no doubt many others. Chiropractic Picnic Party Among the speakers at the Chiropractic picnic held yesterday in Orange-co., park were the Drs. Black and Peek, of Redlands; Perry of San Bernardino, and Edith Moon, of Los Angeles. The initiative measure was the theme of each address, but taken from different angles. A fine picnic dinner was served at noon and an afternoon discussion of varied interesting matters in line with chiropractic was enjoyed. The pianickers included members of the profession from several counties in the Southland. The L. R. Webb family enjoyed a visit in San Digo first of the week. Quite attractive is this heed loud novelty fan of coq (cock) on Parisian boulevards. "Kid" Party on Birthday A pleasant surprise was given relatives Friday evening to honor birthday anniversary of Mrs. Marshall, of Orange and Stamaves. All the guests came dressed as "kids" and the "little ones" a very happy evening playing gether. Children's games, spursed with music, made them a liveely one. Light lunched sandwiches, cake, fruit and pie was served late in the evening. The guests at the anniversary p were the Messrs, and Mesdames; Dargatz and family, Leo Dagatz son; Bert Dartgaiz, all of Beach; Ede Marschall and familie Puente; Arthur Spingath, and H Springath, of Maywood; Jack Carof Fresno; Leo Dargatz and fami Otto Dargatz and family, Gu Spingath, Bob Dargatz and fam Al Brackman and family, all of heim; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teanner Frisco; Mrs. Augusta Spingath Miss Dorothy McArthur, of Analeand Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marscha Anaheim. Club Meeting Change The Girls' Glee Club instore meeting on the regular day, T day, and the Boys' Glee Club taught by Mrs. C. A. McCullah stead of meeting at their re hour Wednesday afternoon, will together Thursday morning at o'clock Both clubs are asked to this change in mind. Miss Maude Joyner resumed duties at Fischles this morning a two weeks' outing at Long B Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rogers and Mrs. J. S. Nealy and Sam ginia Nealy passed Sunday in Lo geses. Reorganization Sale of Used Cars Reorganization Sale of Used Cars —We are going tomove every used car this week. The prices are going to be made by you. Open Evenings all This Week Every Car Must Go Regardless of Cost Oakland Touring ...1916 Studebaker Touring ...1916 Studebaker Roadster ...1918 Reo Touring ...1917 Chandler Touring ...1917 Saxon Touring ...1917 Liberty Touring ...1920 Paige Touring ...1920 Paige Touring ...1917 Overland Touring ...1920 Overland Club Road ...1918 Ford Sedan ...1920 Paige Touring ...1912 Studebaker Touring ...1916 Sam Hubbell PAIGE AND JEWETT 252 No. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Phone 713 BETROTHAL PARTY AT EL RETIRO IS DELIGHTFUL ONE ONE of the prettiest affairs of the season was given Saturday evening when Mrs. J. B. Coykendall entertained a group of the younger set at El Retiro, the home of Miss Margarite Schneider. The color scheme was carried out in the pastel shades, the rooms being beautifully decorated with many varieties of flowers and greenery. Dancing and music formed the entertainment of the early hours of the evening. A great surprise fell upon the guests when each were asked to pull a ribbon hanging from the chandelier. At the end of each ribbon was a card announcing the bethrothal of Miss Florine Coykendall to Dean Ralkes. Congratulations and best wishes were entended the happy couple. Although they were questioned, they would give out no information concerning the important "date." Although expected, the announcement came as more or less a surprise. They are two of the popular of the young set and their many friends will anxiously await an announcement of the wedding day. Miss Coykendall is a graduate of the class of '22 and last year was assistant secretary, which place she will also fill this year. Late in the evening, dainty refreshments were served. Passing the evening with the honored couple were the Misses Roberta Wagner, Marguerita Schneider, Leta Hays, Doris Eden, Margaret Brisece, Floma Schneider, Ruth Reed, Messrs. Irwin North, Frances Elliott, Johnnie Johnston, Glen Gossett, Harry Brisco, Clinton Wilmson, Everett Parks, Herbert Celke, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shoebridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnston were dinner guests of friends in Fullerton yesterday. Party on Birthday asant surprise was given by Friday evening to honor the anniversary of Mrs. Dan of Orange and Stantonll the guests came dressed and the "little ones" had happy evening playing to Children's games, interwith music, made the evevelly one. Light luncheon of cakes, cake, fruit and punch died late in the evening. Meets at the anniversary party Messrs. and Mesdames Ede and family, Leo Dagatz and Dart Dartgaiz, all of Long Edge Marschall and family, of Arthur Spingath, and Henry of Maywood; Jack Carter, ; Leo Dargazt and family, argatz and family, Gustav Bob Dargatz and family, man and family, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. Jack Teanery, of Mrs. Augusta Spingath and both McArthur, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Dan Marschall, of. Meeting Changed Girls' Glee Club instead of on the regular day, Tuesdid the Boys' Glee Club, both by Mrs. C. A. McCulliah, inmeeting at their regular wednesday afternoon, will meet Thursday morning at 10. Both clubs are asked to bear range in mind. Maude Joyner resumed her at Fischles this morning after weeks' outing at Long Beach. And Mrs. R. J. Rogers and son, S. Nealy and Sam and Vircaly passed Sunday in Los An- Early Morning Wedding At a very early hour this morning, a wedding party slipped to the St. Boniface Catholic church and were married by Rev. P. Brown. The principals being Miss Aurora Daniels and Mr. Daniel Celaya. The bride wore a striking autumn outfit and carried a shower bouquet of white carnations. The couple was attended by Miss Lina Daniels, sister of the bride, and Mr. Mathew Boncochea. The widding was solemnized in the presence of the immediate members of both families. A sumptuous wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride on East Cypress-st. At 10 o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Celaya left the Daniels home for parts unknown, where they will honeymoon for a week. Upon their return they will reside in Anaheim, where they will be at home to their many friends. Mrs. W. Frank and sons, Charles and Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Kellner and baby, all of Los Angeles, were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuma and family of 1228 Pearl-st. Miss Margaret Dauser spent Sunday as the guest of Miss Philomena Ricker. RICH MILK Qt. 12c—Pt. 7c Also Buttermilk Cream. Butter Delivered Daily 5 P.M. Highest Test of Milk H. D. 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