oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-19

SCIENCE SECTION PLANS WORK FOR AUTUMN DAYS AFTER a vacation during the warm months, the Domestic Science section of the Anaheim Ebell club held a very enthusiastic meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, with Mrs. R. B. Herman, leader of the section, and Mrs. J. T. Lyon as hostesses. Of the 30 members who have joined the section during its existence over the past three years, 18 were present yesterday, and two club women, Mrs. A. Dahl and Mrs. Leslie Bowen added their names to the membership roll. The section has a lot of bees buzzing in its bonnet, among them an apron sale about Christmas time. A card party, which will be given soon at the home of Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, a dance, possibly an out-of-door affair in the near future and a few other activities whereby financial gain may be made. A portion of the funds thus secured will be invested in materials for the aprons, although donations of either aprons or materials will be gladly received. The meeting was a very good one, indeed, and was attended by the Mesdames G. M. Simpson, T. Lumsdon, Leslie Bowen, A. Dahl, J. P. Probst, R. R. Pember, Mary Walte, Vic LaMont, Fred Schneider, A. Nagle, B. F. Jones, R. B. Herman, W. E. Duckworth, J. T. Lyon and Miss Esther Pember. Roll call was answered with favorite receptions and suggestions for menus. Punch and wafers were served for refreshment. This department of the club has been one of the most active in raising funds for the proposed new club house and with renewed energy after the summer vacation the ladies plan to add a very substantial addition to their present funds. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Nettle G. Stonebraker or Washinger What Does it Means? Three of the prominent men of the First Christian church, one of them the pastor, Rev. L. L. Myers, are being eyed lth suspicion since last Friday night, for it is said they are all three in possession of articles which may be used by women, exclusively, and each man falteringly admits he did not purchase the articles which may be used by women, exclusively, and each man falteringly admits he did not purchase the article for his wife. Although of more or less intrinsic value, Rev. Myers realizes that a hairnet is always an acceptable present to a woman. Mr. N. F. Ballou, of a mere practical turn of mind, possessed himself of the handy kitchen utensil, a pot brush, while Mr. George McGuire, with an eye to personal adornment of some lady, slyly showed his property to be a string of pearl beads. All three of these men declare they "fished" the things from the "pond" conducted by Mrs. Morgan's Sunday school class at the social Friday evening, but it is easy to make claims these days. Anyhow, the wives will confiscate the feminine conveniences and avoid possible domestic trouble. The social was a great success, the tiny socks sent out with invitations bringing more than $22 returns. A good attendance and generous patronage of other entertainment features swelled the amount several dollars. Missouri Picnic Thursday The Free Methodist denomination, Rev. G. A. Anderson, pastor, is holding services in the tabernacle on Los Angeles and Wilhelmina-st., with Miss Ada Hall, evangelist, in charge. She will be assisted by Mrs. McCoid, who will lead the singing. Services will be conducted each evening except Saturday at 7:30 and three times on Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 3 and 7:30 p.m. Everybody is invited to the meetings and will be heartily welcomed. REBEKA SEMINAL TRAINING WITH an afternoon evening session trict held in room Orange ning Three presented to condominium Warden of the California, Madena; Past President at Gilroy, Mrs Junior Past Prbly; Miss Stella Deputy President of Orange was Work began noon the Past Orange served Photographs when the meal when satisfaction; the splendid re continued three each lodge in this scene particular istic work The plinented the many helpful su Each lodge after hearing banner was p lodge of Brea,the district. Ruby Rebeka meeting in the ing filled almost Initiatory degree upon seven can Orange lodge cers assisting made,and later was served. Attending from Messrs and Messrs E. B. Johnston Mesdames Georh Hunton,C.J.Frank,Gates PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Nettie G. Stonebraker of Washington, D. C., and Lee Michel of Tucson, Ariz., were among the recent visitor sat the packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Association. Mrs. L. W. Smith of Minnesota is a guest at the Harry D. Bley home. A jolly quartet composing the Messrs. Claude Coffman Pierre Davis, Charley West and Johnny Portillo spent Sunday at Long Beach, taking in the various pike amusements. F. W. Waite is in Los Angeles today on business and to visit his son, F. E. Waite. Watch and Jewelry repairing, Witman's Oil Production Course Fullerton Union High School and Junior College Commences Monday 2nd October. This course includes practical instruction in Surveying, levelling, geology, mineralogy, the testing of sands for oil and a thorough discussion of underground conditions in oil fields. Short courses in first aid to the injured and in oxy-acetylene welding and cutting are also included. The classes are held in the morning to permit Oil Workers on tour to attend. For information apply to Mr. Louis E. Plummer, Principal, Fullerton Union High School Telephone Fullerton 133 Missouri Picnic Thursday The Free Methodist denomination, Rev. G. A. Anderson, pastor, is holding services in the tabernacle on Los Angeles and Wilhelmina-st., with Miss Ada Hall, evangelist, in charge. She will be assisted by Mrs. McCoid, who will lead the singing. Services will be conducted each evening except Saturday at 7:30 and three times on Sunday, at 11 a.m. and 3 and 7:30 p.m. Everybody is invited to the meetings and will be heartily welcomed. Ice Cream Social The Ladies Ald society of Zion Lutheran church will hold an ice cream social in the bungalow in the rear of the church, on Cypress-st., this evening. All are welcome. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included; H. G. Marks San Francisco; D. C. Wylie, Riverside; Thomas C. Vint, Los Angeles; M. S. Fowler, Los Angeles; James S. Brusston, Los Angeles; Lee O. Beard, Los Angeles; Ad Santel, San Francisco; F. C. Troupe, Long Beach; C. G. Prouhet, Los Angeles; W. W. Harvey, Los Angeles; J. E. Ryan, Los Angeles; R. Shepherd, Los Angeles; J. C. Jewett, Los Angeles; Harry Schwartz, Los Angeles; C. B. Williams, Lo sAngeles; W. D. Glasby, Los Angeles; D. Mullender San Francisco; W. S. Inmann, San Diego; Harry F. Mix, Los Angeles; Charles P. Brice, Glendale; C. ExReeman, Los Angeles; Jack Retlaw, Long Beach; M. E. Metcalf, Los Angeles; Violet Cortz, Los Angeles; C. Patterson, Los Angeles. Mrs. Ethel Ellis of Pueblo, Colo., is a guest at the J. L. Adkins home. Mrs. Nell Rainey and daughters Eunice and Hazel passed Sunday at Los Angeles. Miss Lenore Stewart and Carl Swartzbaugh passed Sunday at Orange County Park. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sebastian and family were Sunday visitors at the beaches. Ruby Rebekka meeting in the district. Filled almost Initiatory degree upon seven carcars assisting made, and later was served. Attending from Messrs and Msas E. B. Johnaton Mesdames Georhunton, C.J.H Frank Gates,Brumagin,Fry Pressel,W.J.L.J.S Howard,a and Elizabeth Mary and Will Ma District Ex Buy hose as you would buy tires for maximum mileage. But you want the style and fit and the comfort that elasticity gives. You get them all in Chain-Knit Hose, made as was the ancient coat of mail, and reinforced at heel, toe and sole. McCLOSKEY CLOTHIER 219 W. Center St. Anaheim We Give Bankees THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, SEPT. 19, 1922 REBEKAHS HOLD SEMI-ANNUAL TRAINING SCHOOL WITH an attendance of 150 in the day meeting and quite $300 in evening session, Rebekah of the district held the semi-annual school of instruction in Ruby Rebekah lodge room, Orange, yesterday and last evening. Three grand officers were presented to conduct the school, Grand Warden of the Rebekah Assembly of California, Marie Steinman, of Pasadena; Past President of the Assembly and trustee of the Orphans home at Gilroy, Mrs. Fannie M. Lacey, and Junior Past President of the Assembly, Miss Stella M. Merrick, District Deputy President Mary Emily Porter, of Orange, was also present. Work began at 11 o'clock and at noon the Past Noble Grands Ass'n of Orange served an excellent luncheon. Photographs were made directly after the meal when everyone wore a smile of satisfaction, induced, perhaps, by the splendid repast. Instruction was continued through the afternoon, each lodge in the district delicately scme particular portion of the ritualistic work. The grand officers complined the lodges, and offered many helpful suggestions. Each lodge had its own yell, and after hearing them all the prize, a banner was presented to Trinity lodge, of Brea, the youngest one in the district. Ruby Rebekah lodge a regular meeting in the evening, the hall being filled almost to seating capacity. Initiatory degrees were conferred upon seven candidates, all into the Orange lodge, with the grand officers assisting. Short speeches were made, and later salad and apple pie was served. Attending from Anaheim were the Messrs and Mesdames T. L. Ferguson, E. B. Johnston, Oliver Hill and the Mesdames George Chambers, J. D. Hunton, C. J. Mauerhan, Fred Scott Frank, Gates Tintin, Maris Mrs. Walter Ross returned home last evening from Sunset Beach where she has been for the past two months. Miss Muriel Brenner, a member of last year's grammar school faculty is now teaching at Pomona. Miss Aubrey Patterson who also taught here last year is at Bixby, Arizona, and Miss Dorothy Case another of the popular teachers, is filling a similar position in one of the New York schools. Mrs. R. H. Seale and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Renner and son Russell passed Sunday in Long Beach. The Chat En Seau club members will be entertained Thursday evening by Mrs. Fred Scott at the home of her mother, Mrs. Frank Gates on N. Claudina St. Rev. Mrs. Mildred Maxwell and little daughter Helen, returned last night from a trip to San Francisco and nearby cities, where they combined business swish pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Strain returned Sunday from a three weeks' visit with relatives in Texas. Mrs. Page Tucker of 500 East Chartress-st. was taken to the hospital last night at midnight in the Scale ambulance for surgical treatment. An operation was performed early this morning for appendicitis from which she is rallying nicely. The little Van Horn boy, who is ill with typhoid fever, passed a restless night and was little better this morning. Although but four years of age, and a very sick boy, he is holding his own fairly well. H. S. Leavitt, Santa Fe agent at Placentia, was again taken to the Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles Sunday afternoon and will undergo an operation to relieve illness from which he has suffered for many weeks, having taken worse suddenly. He was accompanied by Mrs. Leavitt. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Houts, Walter Brownlee and Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Poplin of San Bernardino returned home Sunday evening from a deer hunting trip of several cays. The large tract of land where they formerly had hunted has now been taken over by the city of Los Angeles and after Sept. 26, any one caught totting a gun there will be jailed. There are about 6000 acres of this wooded land and in the interior is a large herd of deer. It is against the law to hunt in this section but is permissible on the outside. Mr. Houts states that during the several days they were there nine hunters were fined. This large tract will be developed into one of the country's finest play grounds. The underbrush has been cleared away and excavation has been started for a large plunge. It is planned to dredge a lake equal to Lake Arrowhead. There are many driveways and from a reliable source it has been announced that a first class highway will be built out from Los Angeles and Saugus that will shorten the distance several miles. The road now takes the traveler through Cajon Pass. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Sept. 19.-(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Buckmaster and family and Mrs. Julia H. Selover spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr. Dale Henness of the U.S.S.Texas spent the week-end with his mother Mrs. Theressa Hennessy. The Ladies Aid of the M.E.C church will meet at the home of Mrs.G.W.Corbit next Thursday September 21st, for an all day quilting.A large attendance is hoped Ruby Rebekah lodge a regular meeting in the evening, the hall being filled almost to seating capacity. Initiatory degrees were conferred upon seven candidates, all into the Orange lodge, with the grand officers assisting. Short speeches were made, and later salad and apple pie was served. Attending from Anaheim were the Messrs and Mesdames T. L. Ferguson, E. B. Johnston, Oliver Hill and the Mesdames George Chambers, J. D. Hunton, C. J. Mauerhan, Fred Scott Frank Gates, Ida Tipton, Marie Brumagin, Frank Machleb, Fred Pressel, W. J. Llewellyn, Emil Boege, J. S. Howard, and the Misses Minnic and Elizabeth Mang and Messrs Henry and Will Mang. District Executives Gather The So. Dist. Executive board and Presidents' conference of Women's club of So. Cal., will meet Thursday, Sept. 21, in San Diego, at 10 o'clock a.m. The meeting is of greatest importance to club women and will take place in the civic auditorium of San Diego. By virtue of her office as president of Anaheim Ebell club, Mrs. Nellie E. Terry is eligible to attend. Fullerton will be represented by the Mesdames W. A. Morre and Mrs. Kitty Kelly Smith. Mrs. M. Horowitz was recalled yesterday to Los Angeles by the illness of her brother's twin babies one of them being in a serious condition. The death of Mrs. Horowitz's mother a few weeks ago and later the death of her sister's little child has necessitated her presence in that city much of the time recently. Mr. and Mrs. A. Muckenthaler and daughter Augusta of Long Beach passed Sunday with their daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hays. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pergus and son Donald motored to Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lee went to Los Angeles where they attended the funeral services of their aunt, Mrs. James L. Lee. Burial was made at Mountain View Cemetery, Passadena. Misses Mary and Agnes Bowe of Los Angeles will move to Anaheim in several days where they will make their home. Mrs. Alberta Andrews and her sister, Mrs. Mary Dulin, drove to Los Angeles to meet Mrs. F. Wilson, who returned home with them and will remain for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cummings of Anaheim are happy over the arrival of a 6 1-2 lb. son who arrived at "The Retreat" Sunday at 11:00. Mrs. Melvina Sweeny and son Lawrence were visitors at Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Slay of La Habra are announcing the arrival of a daughter born at "The Retreat" at 10:30 Sunday. Bill Payne, member of the Studebaker-force is enjoying his annual vacation. Mrs. F. W. Hawkins and her two weeks old son have returned to their home in Buena Park after being at "The Retreat" where the young man arrived. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Darnley and children motored to Laguna Sunday where they passed the day. The many friends of Ray Robertson will be glad to know that he is able to be about town again after suffering from an injury to his neck, sustained while at work at the Anaheim Sugar Factory. The little Van Horn boy, who is ill with typhoid fever, passed a restless night and was little better this morning. Although but four years of age, and a very sick boy, he is holding his own fairly well. H. S. Leavitt, Santa Fe agent at Placentia, was again taken to the Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles Sunday afternoon and will undergo an operation to relieve illness from which he has suffered for many weeks, having taken worse suddenly. He was accompanied by Mrs. Leavitt. Mrs. Anna Puffenburg will hold circles Thursday afternoon and special services Thursday evening at First Spiritual church. Everyone is invited. Russell Renner left yesterday for Unly, of So. Calif., where he will enter upon a course of business training. He is a member of the A. U. H.S.class of '22. Mrs. M. Horowitz was recalled yesterday to Los Angeles by the illness of her brother's twin babies one of them being in a serious condition. The death of Mrs. Horowitz's mother a few weeks ago and later the death of her sister's little child has necessitated her presence in that city much of the time recently. Mr. and Mrs. A. Muckenthaler and daughter Augusta of Long Beach passed Sunday with their daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hays. Mr. and Mrs. E. Pergus and son Donald motored to Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lee went to Los Angeles where they attended the funeral services of their aunt, Mrs. James L. Lee. Burial was made at Mountain View Cemetery, Passadena. Misses Mary and Agnes Bowe of Los Angeles will move to Anaheim in several days where they will make their home. Mrs. Alberta Andrews and her sister, Mrs. Mary Dulin, drove to Los Angeles to meet Mrs. F. Wilson, who returned home with them and will remain for a week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. A.W.Cummings of Anaheim are happy over the arrival of a 6 1-2 lb.son who arrived at "The Retreat" Sunday at 11:00. Mrs.Melvina Sweeny and son Lawrence were visitors at Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.J.C.Slay of La Habra are announcing the arrival of a daughter born at "The Retreat" at 10:30 Sunday. Bill Payne, member of the Studebaker-force is enjoying his annual vacation. Mrs.F.W.Hawkins and her two weeks old son have returned to their home in Buena Park after being at "The Retreat" where the young man arrived. Mr和Mrs.Billy Darnley和孩子们 Motored到Laguna Sundaywhere他们passedtheday. The many friends of Ray Robertsonwillbe gladtoknowthatheisabletoabouttownagainaftersufferingfromaninjurytohisneck,sustainedwhileatworkattheAnaheimSugarFactory. YORBA LINDA, Sept. 19.-(Spl.)—Mr,and Mrs.J.A.Buckmasterandfamilyandfamilys.JuliaH.SeloverspentSundayatHuntingtonBeach. Mr.Dr.HennesseyoftheU.S.S.Texasspenttheweek-endwithhismotherMrs.TheeresaHenneys. The Ladies AidoftheM.E ChurchwillmeetatthehomeofMrs.G.W.CorbitnextThursdaySeptember21stforanalldayquitting.Alargeattendanceishopedfor. Robert Miller,M.A.,oftheUniversityofCalifornia,speenttheweek-endwithhismotherandsister,Mrs.DellaMillerandMrs.B.M.Selover.Mr.MillerhasjustreturnedfromasummerspentinAlaska. Prof.ShepherdreturnedtohisdutiesAtElCentrothelatterpartoftheweek. Mr,andMrs.CarneyO'Neillandchildrenareenjoyingtwo-weeksvacationatLongBeach. Anumberoflocalmenhaveorganizedacribbageclub.TheincludeE.E.Knight.Wm.Blattner,FrankAnderson,GroverBoole,RoyKinsman,Chas.PayneJ.A.Small.J.JAlexander,Ches.PaineandA.P.Yerrington. MissJessamynWesthasreturnedtoherdutiesAtWhittiercollege. Mr,andMrs.J.F.Quigleyandfamilyhavereturnedfromathreemonth'sstayatCatalina.Mr.Quigleywasinchargeofoneofthepleasureboatsthere. MissDellaMilleroftheStarofficeisenjoyingaweek'svacation,partofwhichsheisspendingwithSantaMonicafriends. Mrs.V.I.MillsanddaughterGeraldofEastWhittiervisitedrelativesintownonSaturday. Mr和Mrs.BertStollearerejoicingoverthearrivalofafinebabygirlbornlastFriday. Mrs.ParmenterofLosAngeles,vistedhermotherMrs.NellileB.Moore.lastweek. Mr和Mrs.RalphShookanddaughtersKatherineEstherspenttheweek-endatthemountaincabin.inIceHousecanyon,CampBaldy. Mr和Mrs.FrankTauschwereSundayvisitorsofMr,andMrs.A.F.NowotnyatSantaAnna. Mr和Mrs.HeckenlivelyofHuntingtonBeacharetheproudparentsofa9-poundboywhomadehisarrivalat"TheRetreat"Sunday. Mr和Mrs.GeorgeDunsmoorandsonwereSundayvisitorsatBalboa. EarlTodd,johnnyFeetham,ElmerClabaugh,ElmerNangleandEarlDegryseformedamerypartwhopassedSundayatLongBeach. Mr和Mrs.A.V.WheelerandchildrenwerevisitorstodayinLosAngles. Mr和Mrs.P.E.Blakemorewere guestsofMr.Blakemore'sparentsinRiversidelastevening. Mr和Mrs.RileyMouroviaareannouncingthearrivalofa7-poundsonSeptember13thbathat Cappy Ricks—the "Grand Old Man of American Fiction"—is in book form at last! 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You can use this letter for a testimonial if you wish, as I cannot say too much about what your medicine has done for me and for my daughter." — Mrs. Wm. S. Hughes, Greenville, Delaware. Mothers and oftentimes grandmothers have taken and have learned the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. So they recommend the medicine to others. The best test of any medicine is what it has done for others. For nearly fifty years we have published letters from mothers, daughters, and women, young and old, recommending the Vegetable Compound. They know what it did for them and are glad to tell others. In your own neighborhood are women who know of its great value. Mothers—daughters, why not try it? Mr. and Mrs. George Dunsnoor and son were Sunday visitors at Balboa. Earl Todd, Johnny Feetham, Elmer Glabaugh, Elmer Nangle and Earl Degryse formed a merry party who passed Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Wheeler and children were visitors today in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Blakemore were guests of Mr. Blakemore's parents in Riverside last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Riley of Monrovia are announcing the arrival of a 7-pound son, September 13th, born at "The Retreat." Bruner Gound left yesterday for his home in Texas where he will remain after a visit with friends and relatives here. Vic LaMont and Walter Kern have left on a two weeks' deer hunting trip in Northern California. School of Music Open for enrollment: Suits No. 3 107½ East Center Street Phone 663 OFFICIAL Headlight Adjusting Station Anaheim Ignition Dept Willard Service Station Phone 489 218 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim J. E. Gatewood General Blacksmithing and Horse Sheoing Oxy Acetylene Welding Atwood, California FALKENSTEIN'S STORE NEWS Jackie Clothes for Boys in Middy and Balkan Styles This suit appeals especially to particular Mothers. Jackie clothes are distinctive in make-up and finish. Every seam is smooth and straight and cleanly finished—every buttonhole is worked to stay—the linings are good, the materials are excellent. To Mothers whose boys have worn them, they need no introduction—we will merely say that a new line is in and ready for inspection. To Mothers who are unfamiliar with Jackie clothes, we ask the opportunity of showing them. In tweeds, Jerseys, novelty mixtures, and other All Wool fabrics. You are sure to like Jackie clothes for your boy. Prices Start at $8.50 BA LINDA NDA, Sept. 19.—(Spl.) J. A. Buckmaster and Mrs. Julia H. Selover at Huntington Beach, Kennessey of the U. S. S. the week-end with his Theressa Hennessy. Ald of the M. E. meet at the home of Corbit next Thursday, for an all day quilt attendance is hoped M. A., of the Uniformia, spent the week-mother and sister, Mrs. and Mrs. B. M. Selover. Just returned from a in Alaska. Returned to his Centro the latter part Ms. Carney O'Neil and enjoying a two-weeks long Beach. Of local men have or-bage club. They in-Knight, Wm. Blattner, on, Grover Beole, Roy Payne, J. A. Small, Chas. Paine and A. West has returned at Whittier college. J. F. Quigley and returned from a three Catalina, Mr. Quigcharge of one of the there. Star office week's vacation, part spending with Santa Mills and daughter Gerhittler visited relatives Bert Stolle are re-the arrival of a fine last Friday. Center of Los Angeles, other Mrs. Neillie B. Seek. Ralph Shook andatherine Esther, spent at the mountain cabin, canyon, Camp Baldy. Frank Tausch were of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.inta Ana. Heckenlively of each are the proud par- and boy who made his Retreat' Sunday. George Dunsmoor Sunday visitors at BalJohnny Feetham, Elin-almer Nangle and Earl a merry party who at Long Beach. A. V. Wheeler and visitors today in Los P. E. Blakemore Mr. Blakemore's paride last evening. Riley of Mourovia the arrival of a 7- "Onyx" "The New 'Onyx' Hosiery for Fall Is Ready---Now! 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