oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-26

SUCCESSFUL IS MEETING FOR GARDEN FETE WELL attended and enthusiastic mass meeting of Anaheim women, called by the Anaheim Ebell Club, was held Friday afternoon in Legion Hall. The membership of the club was well represented, and many women not members of the Ebell Club but representing other societies, lodges and churches in this vicinity were present and took live interest in the discussions. Arrangements were made for an International Garden Fete, one of the most unique amusements ever sponsored in Orange-co. The affair will be held under the auspices of the Anaheim Ebell Club, Friday, Sept. 22 and 23. It will be an all-day and evening affair on both days and Concordia Club grounds has been selected as the site for the event. The International Garden Fete will be a combination of fair, bazaar, carnival and vaudeville attractions. Many booths will be erected, a stage will be erected and all the attendees will be in the costumes of the different nations of the world. Mass choruses and glee clubs will be heard, athletic exhibits will be shown and first class vaudeville numbers and good orchestras will entertain the visitors during the afternoon and in the evening. The following general executive committee, in conjunction with a managing director, will be in charge of the garden fete: Mrs. C. C. Smith, president; Miss Ren, treasurer; Mrs. M. E. Canby, Mrs. F. G. Peek, secretaries. The chairmen and members of the various sub-committees and the ladies who have change of the various booths, attractions and con... heard, athletic exhibits will be shown and first class vaudeville numbers and good orchestras will entertain the visitors during the afternoon and in the evening. The following general executive committee, in conjunction with a managing director, will be in charge of the garden fete: Mrs. C. C. Smith, president; Miss Rea, treasurer; Mrs. M. E. Canby, Mrs. F. G. Peck, secretaries. The chairmen and members of the various sub-committees and the ladies who will have change of the various booths, attractions and concessions will be appointed within a few days and their names will then be published. Another general meeting for the purpose of completing the arrangements for the event will be held Wednesday, Aug. 30, at 4 o'clock at Legion Hall, and all those ladies who did not come to yesterday's meeting and who are anxious to make the garden fete a success, are cordially invited to attend the next meeting. The members of the Ebell Club and their friends are very anxious to raise money toward their building fund and the proceeds from the International Garden Fete will be used for that purpose. Book Lovers Soon to Meet The Book Lovers Club will open the fall and winter season Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 5, meeting with Mrs. G. M. Simpson. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. The study hour will be devoted to nature study, authors, Hudson, Paebre and Beebe, with Mrs. J. H. Swan in charge of the program. "Save Bankees" and get a dollar back in cash at your bank. Heying's Pharmacy. Statement By Dr. Ball to Votors To the Republican Voters of Orange County: On August 29th, you will select a candidate for Assemblyman of the Seventy Sixth District. For thirty-five years I have lived in this vicinity. I have not only seen Orange County segregated from Los Angeles County, but I have seen Orange County grow to be the sixth county in the State in wealth and population. I fought for the formation of Orange County in 1889. I fought Pays Off Old "Drudge" When Mr. Clyde Butler shipped away several months ago and took unto himself a wife, failing to tell his co-workers in the municipal office of his intentions, he created a "grudge" which can only be wiped out by a "treat," so this afternoon, fearing the consequences of longer delay, Mr. and Mrs. Butler were host and hostess to a company at their Laguna Beach cottage. Each guest was asked to bring a cup, spoon and plate, and to leave the remainder to them, which all did, and this afternoon they left the dust and heat of Anaheim for the breezes of the exclusive beach city. Included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace and daughter, Harry Jayne and son, Robert; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Price and children; the Misses Margaret Keuhl and Helen Crauner; Mrs. Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bates. Birthday Party at Beach In honor of the birthday anniversary of her little daughter, Mrs. Fayette Lewis entertained several friends and their children yesterday at Seal Beach, where the Lewis family is enjoying a vacation. A big birthday cake featured the luncheon, decorated in honor of the little girl, and other tasty dishes dear to childish palates, as well as those of the elders, were included in the menu, joyed the surf while the ladies entertained themselves on the beach. Included in the company were Mrs. Oscar Heying and children, Mrs. Al Heying and children, Mrs. Lotus Louden and children. Enjoy Chop Suey Dinner Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick and small nephews, Victor and Edgar To the Republican Voters of Orange County: On August 29th, you will select a candidate for Assemblyman of the Seventy Sixth District. For thirty-five years I have lived in this vicinity. I have not only seen Orange County segregated from Los Angeles County, but I have seen Orange County grow to be the sixth county in the State in wealth and population. I fought for the formation of Orange County in 1889. I fought against the division of Orange County in 1907. For a third of a century the interests of Orange County have been my interests. The whole of my fairly active life has been devoted to Orange County. If you feel that the welfare of the County would be safe in my hands I would greatly appreciate your support. C. D. BALL. Political Adv. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders Local Mgr. R. J. Ohland 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W CROWN STAGES The Short Route to Los Angeles via the Safety Bus Starting at 6:30 a.m. cars leave every half hour for Los Angeles up to and including 8:20 p.m.; thereafter, 9:20, 10:20 and 11:50 p.m. Cars for Long Beach and Pomona 9:30 a.m. 12:30, 3:30 and 6:30 p.m. One hour trip to each nose connection at Pomona for Ontario, Uplands, San Diego and Riverside. Orange and Santa Ana, 6:54 a.m. and 7:11 a.m., every half hour including 9:11 p.m., 10:11, 12:41 a.m. Santa Ana or Capistrano, Laguna Beach, and Huntington Beaches Enjoy Chop Suey Dinner Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick and small nepheys, Victor and Edgar Boynton were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Elmier Follis. The evening was passed over cards. Mr. and Mrs. Ruick will accompany their nephews to Los Angeles tomorrow to start them at 4:45 o'clock on their way home to Phoenix, Ariz. The Ruicks will then join Miss Irene Barnes and Mr. Jack Pierce, of Azusa, for a shop suey dinner together, then to pass the evening at the theatre. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton will enjoy Sunday in Pasadena with friends, remaining until Monday morning. Miss Anita Herzler is taking a vacation from her duties at the Johnston-Wickett clinic. During her absence Miss Martha Fischer is at Miss Herzler's desk. Do my work until I Compound. I am strong and ironing and children and feel fine easy time at childbirth for me it will do for me willing to answer will write asking what—Mrs. John Heierer Cumberland, MD. During girlhood a motherhood Lydia E. table Compound brouse Heier. Her case is bu constantly publish r Vegetable Compound answer your letter. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, AUGUST 26, 1922 THREE PERSONS GIVEN SURPRISE AT RANCH HOME A BIRTHDAY party which included three honorees was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alexander, on W. Center-st. The party celebrated the anniversaries of Mr. G. W. Alexander, Mrs. Cassius King and Mrs. J. H. Nichols. Although the latter two seemed to "be in" on the surprise, Mrs. Alexander was all unsuspectingly resting after his day's work, and when the visitors stormed his home, front and rear, he refused to meet them until he was properly dressed for so nice an occasion. Greetings and congratulations oocupler some little time to make the complete rounds, after which jokes flew thick and fast. Miss Faye Ballou read an interesting number. Later the three honorees were called before their guests and presented with a handome birthday cake, each trimmed as became the years. Mr. Alexander proudly acknowledged 67 years and Mr. King 61. Mrs. Nichols, of course, is "sweet sixteen," as all ladies are on their birthdays, but was protected by her husband from the proverbial penalty on such anniversary. Rev. L. L. Myers made the presentation speech in his usual spicy manner. Miss Ballou presented lovely bouquets to the three. The cakes became a portion of the refreshment course later. Prosen were the Messrs. and Mesdames Alexander, Nichols, King, J. D. Pitts, W. F. McClellan, J. S. Swindler and Miss Dorothy Swindler, K. C. King, Mrs. Smith, F. N. Ballou and Miss Faye, Mrs. Barney Matthews, Rev. L. L. Myers and Victor Wiley. City Briefs Mrs. Caroline M. Davis has returned from a three months' visit in Hollywood, Los Angeles and the Los Angeles county beach cities. Althe she had a splendid visit, she is glad to again be at home in Anaheim. Plans are now ready for the construction of a business house to be erected by Mrs. Terry Davis on the corner of North Philadelphia and Chartress-st. Work will be started in a few days. Mrs. C. V. Warren and Mrs. Terry Davis are in Los Angeles today looking after business matters. Mr. and Mrs. D. Naugle will spend Sunday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Metcalf, Mrs. J. P. Brastad, Mrs. Robert Beat, and Mrs. G. B. Daniels will go to Fullerton this evening to attend Matrons and Patrons night observed by Fullerton chapter, O. E. S. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dahl and children, Ruth and Byron are in Coronado to enjoy a week-end visit with longtime friends of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. R. C. Hovey was removed from his home in Huntington Beach to relatives in San Bernardino, where it is hoped the different climate will benefit his condition of health. Mr. Hovey has been suffering from a nervous breakdown, but is slowly recovering.* He is employed by the Standard Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott and Walter will go to Los Angeles tomorrow to pass the day. In the afternoon their daughters, Miss Bethel, who has been visiting her aunt there for two weeks, and Miss Viola, who made a week-end visit, will return home with them. Miss Franc McNees of Los Angeles BUENA PARK, Aug. 26, (Epl.)—Mrs. Charles Tweedy and daughters, Evelyn, Hazel and Helen of Pasadena are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.Owens for a few days. Fred Scott of Artesia was a visitor in town on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A.D.Benton of Garden Grove, visited with Mrs.J.Beloat on Thursday. A.J.Fay is at the Anaheim bank for several weeks and William Brums of Anaheim is in charge of the bank here. Mr. and Mrs.Andrew Bassel have rented the cottage of Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Bixby and will occupy it soon. Mr.Bixby intends doing extensive repair work before the new tenants move in. Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Porter of Fullerton visited at the J.B.Robison home on Thursday evening. Victor Harris left for his home in San Diego on Tuesday after an extended visit with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Bixby. Mr. and Mrs.Sam Conghran and children motored to Los Angeles on Thursday. Miss Catherine Uttenwellier left on Sunday for a visit with her father and brother in Chicago.Miss Uttenwellier expects to be gone until November 1st. The Golden Rule class of the Congregational Sunday school met at the home of Miss Leona-Hilgenfeld on They stated that yesterday was like Yuma weather. Mr. and Mrs.Charis Eygabroad spent last night...at...the...home...of their daughter, Mr.Mrs.Linh Birdalls, of Ontario... Viola and Buster Sproule have returned after a six weeks' visit with Soon Begin Activities Turning their flagging energies toward the lightest possible manual employment, the Lois Thimble Club devoted the early afternoon to fancy work and chatting, and despite the high temperature, had a pleasant time together. The hostesses, Mrs. Meekes, Mrs. Tipton and Mrs. Small served ice cream and cake about 4 o'clock. The meeting yesterday closed the "vacation meetings," as activities in all lines will re-open in the next month. Again those ladies will resume sewing for the children's home at Gilroy. And in a short while the club will commence its Christmas box, which always is filled with practical, as well as other pelasure giving articles, and presented to the home each holiday season. Evening at Seal Beach Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hamilton Evans and daughter, Juliet, and son, Richard; Miss Garnita Lane, Miss Franc McNees, house guest of the Evans, and M. C. Waugh will go to Seal Beach this afternoon to enjoy a picnic and evening at the cool sea-side. Dunsmoors To Big Bear Mr. and Mrs. George Dunsmoor and son, George Jr., left early this morning for Big Bear, where they will pass a few days. They will be the guests of friends at their cabin during the time. 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After an absence of several weeks in surrounding towns, Mr. Burton Neil has returned to Anaheim and is now at home with the R. C. Davis family. Mrs. Jeanette Wright left this morning for San Francisco after spending a fortnight with her mother, Mrs. M. Thomphan, of the Mission apartments. She will tour the northern states before returning to her home in Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Wright was very favorably impressed with Anaheim. Mrs. J. Janss and her mother, Mrs. A. H. Koenig will leave tomorrow over the Union Pacific for the east where they will visit in Nebraska, Iowa and Minnesota for two months or more. George Dunton is spending the week-end with his family at Catalina. Mrs. Nora B. Elliott and son, Howard, of Yuma are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Howard of Anaheim. 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. 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MOORE is a self-motivated Panama-Pacific Exposition: an experience a stock raiser; a fruit grower; a distinguished publican, and a successful business man. 2000 to 3000 men, yet in 28 years new all his employees who entered world were received and what Government paid, and Mr. Moore is HEAD OF BOY SCOTT gave years of his time for public good. The great Boulder Dam project, which California would be fostered by a man left with Secretary Hoover, under whose care done. Unfortunately Senator Johnson worked with Hoover, nor with Harding, leaders. Senator Johnson has failed us at every opinion of Hearst and not the people, the six years as United States Senator bills he introduced became laws and our “Jim” Rolph, Mayor of San Francisco government. He was absent over 500 times constructive policy put forward by him voted against Harding’s great peace record to justify his re-election. Republican Vote Don’t fail to vote at primary next Tuesday vital. Don’t fail the party that has done ARK News Aug. 26. (Epl.)— Mary and daughters, Helen of Pasadena Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nesia was a visitor way. D. Benjon of Garwith Mrs. J. Beloat the Anaheim bank and William Brums charge of the bank Andrew Bassel have of Mr. and Mrs. will occupy it intends doing exk before the new A. Porter of Fulge J. B. Robison evening. t for his home in day after an exs undle and aunt, bert Bixby. Im Coughran and Los Angeles on attenweller left on with her father ago. Miss Uttengone until Novclass of the Conschool met at the na-Hiligenfeld on westerday was like Eygabroad spent home...of their Mrs. Linh Birdsall, er Sproule have weeks' visit with Thursday evening to make plans for their trip to the Y. M. C. A. Camp near Modjeska's home. The girls will leave on Sept. 1st, to be gone a week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Luebkeman and family attended the California theater on Wednesday evening. Miss Anna Luebkeman announces the following new books for distribution on Saturday, Aug. 26. Adult Fiction—Emma McCheaney & Co.—Edna Ferber; Greatheart— Ethel M. Dell; Elizabeth's Campaign —Humphrey Wards; Youth—Joseph Conrad; A Pagan of the Alleghanies —Marsh Ryan; Booty — Douglas Grant. Juvenile Fiction—Patty's Suitors; Patty's Social Season—Carolyn Wells. Uncle Sam's Navy Boys Affloat—Robert Jasper; Here and There with Paul and Peggy—Florence Scott; The Motor Maid's at Sunrise Camp—Katherine Stokes; Tom Slade on the River—Percy Fitzhugh; High Benton Worker—William Heyligher; Big People and Little People of other lands—Edward Shaw; Mrs. Possum's Great Balloon Trop — Albert B. Palne; Sunny Cotton Tall Jr.—Laura Smith. Mrs. Frank Jones went to Anaheim on Thursday to see Mr. Jones who is ill at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellis spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis. P. H. Lucier of Richfield was a Thursday afternoon caller at the Follis home. The fire department was called out at 7 o'clock Friday morning by a fire at the home of Mr. M. Ryman on Orangethorse. Mr. Ryman was drying peaches in the tank house and used a small stove for heating when the tank house become overheated and burst into glames. The inside of the tank house and one side of the tank were in flames when the boys got there but it was quickly extinguished. The alarm was telephone in by Geo. McNell. STEINWAY The Best is the Cheapest. Easy Town. F. SIEGEL. 422 West Center Street Our Special Summer Prices on Elipse Gas Ranges and Humphrey Radiantfires, In Effect For The Past Few Months, Will Be Withdrawn On on Elipse Gas Ranges and Humphrey Radiantfires, In Effect For The Past Few Months, Will Be Withdrawn On Sept. 1st. Buy before that date and save on an Elipse Gas Range or a Humphrey Radiantfire Heater. The Eclipse is the ideal Gas Range, built for burning natural gas. The Humphrey Radiantfire Heater is the last word in home-heating with natural gas. Buy and Save Today Terms if Desired SOUTHERN COURTS CORPORATION The Home of Gas Burning Equipment Humphrey Radiantfire Heaters—Eclipse Ranges—Superbo and Pittsburg Water Heaters 228 E. Center St. Phone 166 an Voters REPUBLICAN FOR U. S. SENATOR Moore is a selfmade man: was the head of position: an experienced engineer; a large employer; a grower; a distinguished citizen, a dependable Re-cessful business man. Mr. Moore employs from yet in 28 years never had labor trouble. He paid no entered world war difference in wages they had government paid, and held their positions for them. MOORE is a selfmade man: was the head of position: an experienced engineer; a large employer; a grower; a distinguished citizen, a dependable Resessful business man. Mr. Moore employs from vet in 28 years never had labor trouble. He paid to entered world war difference in wages they had government paid, and held their positions for them. BOY SCOUTS of San Francisco. He for public good and WITHOUT PAY. Aam project, which is of such interest to Southern postered by a man like Moore who will make work under whose department the work most be by Senator Johnson has demonstrated that he cannot nor with Harding, Hughes, Taft, or other great failed us at every point. He has reflected the had not the people, or the Republican Party. In United States Senator for California, only four of the became laws and one of these permitted his friend of San Francisco to sue the United States Govabsent over 500 times from roll call; not a single forward by him in six years. He approved and ing's great peace program. Not the kind of a re-election. Voters January next Tuesday for Charles C. Moore. It is party that has done so much for our country.