oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-04

SOCIETY CIRCUS PROMISES RARE TREAT. TO CROWD ANAHEIM Elks lodge is making extensive plans for the society circus which they will stage Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 6 and 7, for the benefit of a fund with which to supply the needy children of the district. As this district extends half way to Santa Ana and midway to Whittier it may be seen that there are many children who will be remembered if Santa Claus forgets. Al kinds of amusements and entertainment will be offered. Things that Barnum never dreamed of will include cages of wild men from darkest Africa, treasures of nature and dozens of curiosities. Many nice prizes will be given away too, and they do say that a real live baby is to be one of them. A Christmas turkey, a ham or some other goodie may fall to the lot of the unsuspecting patron of the circus. The affair is not a carnival, but a society circus, and local interest is running high. Every ticket purchased to the circus means happiness to some kiddie and a good dinner for the family. Goose Dinner Saturday Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Heying entertained with a delightful goose dinner party Saturday noon in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heying who have recently come from the east. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. John Heying, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heying, Miss Mary Troetchler of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Heying and son James. Missionary Meeting The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. McGuire Thursday afternoon. Those Local Performers in Cast Printed in a neat little paper called "The Community Digest," volume 1, number 2, an invitation has been issued to all educators of the community to attend the players' meeting this evening in Fullerton East Side Grammar school, to gain more intimate knowledge of the society, among which is presentation of "Bachelors Hall," which will be given some time shortly before the holidays. The membership meeting this evening will have a one-act play on the program in which Mrs. Faye Kern-Schulz, Miss Jessie Coons, Hobart McFroud and Arnold Johnson, under the direction of Miss Katheryne Switzler, represent the cast of "Proposing Under Difficulties." Big Family Dines Together Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dickenson held a family reunion on the big feast day at their home near Stanton. The rooms and the dinner table were decorated with holly. Goose and turkey were the important items on the heavily inden Gable, and every member of the family were present but Mr. King, who was on duty at Huntington Beach. The congenial party consisted of Mr. and Mrs. James Baker and family; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dickenson, Mr. and Mrs. William Wright, Mrs. J. S. King, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickenson and son, Donald, Mildred, Clarence and Harold Dickenson and the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dickenson. Birthday at Grandma's Little Miss Shirley Llewellyn was honored by her grandmother, Mrs. Ida DeVinney, yesterday, the occasion being a nice birthday dinner for DINNER FOR EASY VISIT MR. and Mrs. Trained a complete friends at dinner plment to Mr. Duckworth, of K making a short with relatives. Autumn color and the afternoon talking about holiday prepara was one of exce terpiece was a lai and leaves. C Mr. and Mrs. C and Mrs. Georgia Mrs. Paul Tedri mond; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Charl Mrs. Weisel and Rehearsal Rehearsal for tata to be given will begin pro ncing at 7:30. the Mesdames Pemberton, Westerland, Marritt, Margaret Lawr en the Messdames Pot Merrill, Camph Montgomery an As this rehear is hoped that al at the church at time may be log comers. W. C. T Oranve-co W meeting will W Grove Thursday ist church, whi the passage of f Missionary Meeting The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. McGuire Thursday afternoon. Those having no conveyance are asked to go to the church where they will find transportation. WATCH CHILDREN'S EYES Neglect often means serious defects in vision, education and health. Our examination will tell. 179 W. Center St. DR. W.R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALI Birthday at Grandma's Little Miss Shirley Llewellyn was honored by her grandmother, Mrs. Ida DeVinney, yesterday, the occasion being a nice birthday dinner for Shirley, who is four years old. Of course, Billie, Jr. had much attention, too, and felt just as happy as tho it were also his birthday. The little honoree was presented with many pretty gifts, and a sumptuous spread at dinner. A beautiful iced cake, with required number of candles, was pleasing to the eye and palate. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Llewellyn, Shirley and Blille, Mrs. Donald DeVinney and small son, and the hostess, Mrs. Ida DeVinney. Shriners Charity Ball The second annual charity ball of the Orange-co Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will be held tomorrow evening in St. Anna’s Inn, Santa Ana. The ball will serve the double purpose of giving splendid entertainment to all who attend and to bring Christmas cheer to unfortunates who make be overlooked otherwise. Chapman’s orchestra has been secured and a short program of vocal music will be given in addition. Read Plain Dealer Want Ads. Don’t Forget That The Ever Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M Clean Sweep Clean Sweep OF AMERICA'S BEST LADIES AND CHILDREN'S Shoes Prices Lowest Ever Offered in Anaheim FREE A broom With Every Pair of Shoes Newest patterns, newest shades in Beaver and Otter suede with pacombinations These are the models that are the big sellers in the Metropolitan Their prices range from $10.00 to $12.00. Our Price $6.50 a Shoe Department THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF Corner Center and Lemon Sts. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 4, 1922 DINNER COMPANY FOR EASTERNERS VISITING HERE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weisel entertained a company of relatives and friends at dinner yesterday in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. George Duckworth, of Kansas City, who are making a short visit in Los Angeles with relatives. Autumn colors graced the rooms and the afternoon was given over to talking about old times and coming holiday preparations. The dinner was one of excellent menu, the centerpiece was a large basket of fruits and leaves. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth, Mr. and Mrs. George Duckworth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tedrick and son, Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. George Fendley, Mr. and Mrs. George Tedrick and daughter, Charlene, and Mr. and Mrs. Weisel and son, Fredrick. Rehearsal at 7:30 Sharp Rehearsals for the Christmas cannata to be given in the White Temple will begin promptly tomorrow evening at 7:30. Those taking part are the Meadames Durfee, Hitchcock, Pemberton, West, Montgomery, Sutherland, Marritt, Knipe, and Miss Margaret Lawrence. The men are the Messrs Potter, Lewis, Collins, Merrill, Campbell, Durfee, Stokes, Montgomery and Philips. As this rehearsal is a heavy one it is hoped that all participants will be at the church at 7:30 sharp, that no time may be lost in waiting for late comers. W. C. T. U. Executive Oranve-co W. C. T. U. executive meeting will be held on Garden Grove Thursday, in the new Methodist church, when a jubilation over the passage of the Wright enforcece City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilcox were guests yesterday of Mrs. Wilcox's Thursday's turkey.The hash has play mother, Mrs. Riley, near Stanton. Miss Dorothy Fehlman, who has been ill with appendicitis, is improving rapidly and will soon be able to again take up her high school studies. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scars, formerly of Billings, Mont., but now living in Long Beach, were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Biglow. The Louis Beck family drove to Long Beach yesterday afternoon to pass a few hours. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett and daughter, Elizabeth, motored to Orange Co. Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger and family returned last evening from Brawley where they have been since Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sweetwood were the Sunday guests of relatives in Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ancrum and children have returned to Hepet after visiting at the home of the Mrs. Ancrum's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth, of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. George Duckworth, of Kansas City, were visitors in Anaheim yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson were visitors with friends in San Diego county over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Wilcox and daughter, Beatrice and Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Wilcox were Thanksgiving day guests of Mrs. Wilcox's sister, Mrs. Douglas Hoeckle, in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodson and Mr., and Mrs. R. O. Goodson went to Long Beach last vening where they enjoyed the show at Hoyt's. Mrs. M. J.Waller went to Los Angeles this morning where she will be Yorba News Items YORBA, Dec. 4th.(Spl.)—Thanks giving was celebrated with great elation in our burg this year.Every family felt they had something to be thankful for,and of course it is so,and poor Tom Gobbler had to be thinkful that he had only one life by which,and on which we could testify.Some fancied duck or goose as being less common,and others stuck to good old chicken,但the spirit was the same everywhere. At the Travis ranch a barbecue was held,the master of ceremonies being that noted barbecuer from La Puente,Senior Sebastian Ochoa,who for years has done the barbecuing for feasts,cubs and societies everywhere in Southern Cal.The two families of Travis and P.S.Yorba did the inviting from among their intimate relatives only,但as it was turned out to be one of the largest assemblages of families in local history.Among those noted were,Mr.Mrs.Joe Ruiz from Santa Maria,Mr.nd Mrs.Charas,Fippen of Orange Mr.Will Hutton and familywith a set of twins.of Etiwanda,Mr.mand Marshall Wilkinson and family and Miss Mignonette Wilkinson,Mrs.Wilkinson,Sr.,a son Walter Wilkinson.of Hollywood,Mr.Mrs.Jack Winnette和family and Santa Monica,Mr.Mrs.Singleton.Mr.Sr.of Anaheim,Mr.Mrs.Porfuro Yorba of La Verne,Miss.Rohrermel of Fullerton,Mr.mand Mrs.Alonzo Yorba and family from Placentia,Mr.mand Mrs.Iguaco Vejar和family.Mr.Joe Vejar和Miss Ramona Vejar from Lordsburg,Mr.mand Mrs.Sam Kraemer,Sr.,and Mr.mand Mrs.Gilbert Kraemer,M.rand Mrs.Sam Kraemer,jr.of Placentia,Mr.mand Mrs.Pominguez和Mrs.Esparanza Carrillo,m.rand Ms.L.Planconfrom Hollywood,Mrs.N.Knowlton of Anahelm,M.rand Ms.* W. C. T. U. Executive Oranve-co W. C. T. U. executive meeting will be held on Garden Grove Thursday, in the new Methodist church, when a pubilation over the passage of the Wright enforcement act will be a chief feature. The meeting, all day, will be divided into two sessions, with the lunch-on hour intervening. The meal will be served by the Garden Grove W. C. T. U. members. Turkey Dinner at Stones Mrs. Blanche Thompson and daughters were guests yesterday at the home of Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stone, La Habra. It was the anniversary of the birthday of L. A. Welch, son-in-law of the Stone's, who with his wife and small son completed the party. A turkey dinner with all the side dishes was served at 1 o'clock. Important Auxiliary Meeting There will be a regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary in the club rooms tomorrow evening, Dec. 5. Every member is urged to be present, as matters of importance are coming up. Nomination of officers will be held. C. E. Meeting in Olive Several members of the Christian Endeavor society went to Olive yesterday afternoon and held a meeting of the society in the school there. It is the ambition of the young people to organize an endeavor in Olive, and another meeting may be held in the near future. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at the Hotel Valencia yesterday included: P. George, and C. George, San Bernardino; William Hall and R. A. Doty, Oakland; F. R. Hart, Robert W. Hart, Robert Woolmna, and R. H. Gilbert, San Diego; Charles Scales, Los Angeles; H. C. Adams, Huntington Beach; P. G. Rolley, San Diego, J. W. Wilcox, and Dan Smith, Santa Ana; Roy Young, Olinda; Ray F. Clapp, Redlands; P. W. Crisswell, Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson were visitors with friends in San Diego county over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilcox and daughter Beatrice and Mr., Mrs. Ralph Wilcox were Thanksgiving day guests of Mrs. Wilcox's sister, Mrs. Douglas Hoeckley, in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodson and Mr., Mrs. R. O. Goodson went to Long Beach last vening where they enjoyed the show at Horty's. Mrs. M. J. Waller went to Los Angeles this morning where she will be the guest of friends. Misses Lucille Johnston and Emma Owens have returned to their studies at S. B. U.C.' after being home over the Thanksgiving vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haines of Richfield were dinner guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee. Mr. and Mrs. O. N Broener returned yesterday from San Diego where they have been for the past several days. H. H. Vincent, former local agent of the Santa Fe, now in charge of the Whittier office, was a visitor in Anaheim yesterday. James E. Stewart and family have moved from Coates' ranch on the Ball-rd, to their home at 117 Kroger-st. James E. Stewart of Anaheim is on the reception committee to escort visiting realists from the county line to the convention this week at Santa Ana. He expects to be a busy man, beginning Wednesday evening. Miss Irene Jacques was the weekend guest of Mrs. Grandville Lawless in Los Angeles over the week-end. Miss Lawless will be remembered as Miss Jean Knapp formerly of Anadheim. Miss Myrtle Winters visited Los Angeles friends the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mason, recent arrivals from Colorado, have secured a residence on North Claudina St., and their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis King, live on Sycamore st.. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis was very ill upon their arrival here a few weeks ago, but is improving nicely. Mrs. W. S. Woods, of the Fairyland Inn, is enjoying a new Chevrolet sedan, which Santa Claus had intended to leave for her Christmas present, but the gift was hastened by the moist weather of the past few days. Miss Nanile Gambel, of San Diego who has been visiting Mrs. N. F. Ballou, returned to her home today. Mrs. Me Horowitz was called to Los Angeles this morning by the severe illness of her little niece. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Leavitt of Placentia were in their places in Christian church yesterday morning for the first time since Mr Leavitt's tedious illness. He is improving and is looking much better. Santa Monica, Mr., and Mrs. Singleton and Mrs. Singleton, Sr.of Anaheim, Mr., and Mrs.Porfario Yorba of La Verne, Miss Rothaermel of Fullerton, Mr., and Mrs.Alongo Yorba and family from Placentia, Mr., and Mrs.Iguaco Vejar and family, Mr.Joe Jejar and Miss Ramona Vejar from Lordsburg, Mr., and Mrs.Sam Kraemer, Sr., and Mr., and Mrs.Gilbert Kraemer, Mr., and Mrs.Sam Kraemer Jr., of Placentia, Mr., and Mrs.P.Dominguez and Mrs.Esparanza Carrillo, Mr., and Mrs.L.Peilancon from Hollywood, Mrs.N.Knowlton of Anaheim, Mr., and Mrs.George Wents of Anaheim, Mr., F.Botiller from Prado,Misses Gloria Yorba and Teresita Vejar, Yos Angeles,and locally,Mesdames Erolinda C.Yorba,F.Y.Dominguez,Adeilla Y.Carrillo,Misses Homer Pateand family from Corona,Mr.,and Mrs.Norman Reeves,Mr.,and Mrs.Benny Yorba,Mr.,and Mrs.E.T.Yorba,Mr.,and Mrs.Adolph Marzo,Mr.,and Mrs.Eugene BoisteranceofPerris,Mr.,and Mrs.P.S.Yorba,Mr.Z.B.Travis,the Misses Innez,Amal,Carrie and Ydalisa Yorba,and Misses Kate and Zorvalda Travis,Miss Thomas,Messas;Eutimio Carrillo,j.Coleman,and Amos Travis,Marcosand Albert YorbaandA.Ruiz. The succulent meals,the pungent salads well cooked tortillos,delicious pickled figs and peaches,romatic tea and coffee.all appealedto the inner man and for diversion dancing,music and games and social conversation served to enliven more an already lively crowd,and which began assembling early and dispersed until midnight. Not changing the subject anybutearly in the morning.in factbefore sun up.on Thanksgiving dayMr.Charlie Dominguer left his ranchto go to some neighboring townwhere he was to get the bread forthe barbecue at the Travis ranchandwhich he—Mr.D.-had kindly volunteered to go after.as the guestsbegan to arrive and Charlie began to Miss Nannie Gambel, of San Diego who has been visiting Mrs. N. F. Ballou, returned to her home today. Mrs. M. Horowitz was called to Los Angeles this morning by the severe illness of her little niece. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Leavitt of Placentia were in their places in Christian church yesterday morning for the first time since Mr. Leavitt's tedious illness. He is improving and is looking much better. FUULERTON RED X DRIVE THIS WEEK Red Coss subscriptions will be received Wednesday and Thursday at Fullerton banks and all the school offices as well as on the street in front of the First National Bank. It was announced this morning by William Starbuck, in charge of the drive Misses Helen Porter and Marie Waters have vodunteered to take subscriptions in front of the First National Bank. Mr. Starbuck says he expects Fullerton to subscribe a great deal more than her quota. REMODEL FULLERTON HOTEL A permit has been taken out for remodeling of the Fullerton hotel at a cost of $5,000. G. R. Nash has taken out a permit for a $1,200 residence at 117 No. Lincoln ave. Plain Dealer Want Ads Brings the Best Results. Leota P. Anderson Chiropractic Adjustments Office hours 10-12 A.M.; 1-5 P.M.; Mon., Wed., Fri., 7-8 P.M. Telephone 413 204 Fisher Building Anaheim, Cal. PAGE News Items 4th.(Spl.)—Thanks organized with great eg this year. Every had something to be and of course it is so. Gobbler had to be had only one life by which we could testied duck or goose as on, and others stuck cken, but the spirit everywhere. is ranch a barbecue master of ceremonies and barbecuer from La lebastian Qchoa, who one the barbecueing and societies everyern Cal. The two lys and P. S. Yorba from among their ness only, but as it was be one of the largest families in local hisose noted were. Mr. Mills from Santa Maria, Ms. Fippen of Orange Will Hutton and famitwins, of Etiwanda, Marshall Wilkinson and Mignonette Wilkinson, Sr., a son Walof Hollywood, Mr. and nette and family of Mr. and Mrs. Singlelingleton, Sr. of AnaMrs. Porfurio Yorba Miss Rothaermel of and Mrs. Alonzo Yorfrom Placentia, Mr. no Vejar and family, and Miss Ramona Veburg, Mr. and Mrs. Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. r. Mr. and Mrs. Sam f Placeenia, Mr. and guez and Mrs. EsperMr. and Mrs. L. Pelhollywood, Mrs. N. nahelm, Mr. and Mrs. be noted for his absence; at first some began to wonder and than to speculate, how long before he would return? A long distance phone call came from San Diego with Mr. Domingues at the other end of the wire saying that he and Tom Wright of Atwood had taken the early train for the southern metropolis and he naturally could not bring the bread over then. Now we are wondering more than ever whether he is still waiting for a fresh, or different batch to be baked down there, or if he misunderstood directions as to the town, where he was to get it or what kind of bread he was to get, or what? Of course, its too far fetched, why "races," and "Tia Juana," do not even rhyme with bread but—there's no telling what an able poet will not do at times and with just a few words to start on. ASK BERMIT TO LAY TRACK Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Co. asked authority of the Railroad Commission today to construct a spur track at grade across a spur track of the Santa Paula and across the main line of the Pacific Electric in Fullerton. Eva Lyons Smith Teacher of Piano Pupil of Thilo Becker Apartment 5 Kraemer Bldg. 222 E. Center St. Phone 901 Xmas Gifts For Men At Jackson's you will find everything that will please a man in wearing apparel: The New Silk Broadcloth Shirts at $7.50 are the seasons most recent arrivals, then you will find others at $5.00 to $8.50 and many other shirts as low as $1.50 At Jackson's you will find everything that will please a man in wearing apparel: The New Silk Broadcloth Shirts at $7.50 are the seasons most recent arrivals, then you will find others at $5.00 to $8.50 and many other shirts as low as $1.50. PERRINS GLOVES OF BUCK—CAPE—SWEDEN FROM $2.50 Linen Initial HANDKERCHIEFS FROM 50c and others as low as 15c WIDE SILK KNITTED TIES at $3.50 others from 65c CUT SILK NECKWEAR in all the New Colors and Stripes from $1.00. SILK—FLANNEL AND COTTON RAJAMAS from $2.00. BATH RObes, SMOKING JACKETS for $4.50 to $30.00 greatest variety in Orange County Come in as your convenience, its pleasure to show our Christmas Gifts. JACKSON'S Men's Wear Shop 'Your Money's Worth Always' (Old Post Office Bldg.) Anahelm le Extraordinary on HATS Ten Days HATS Ten Days Only Starting Tomorrow Morning at Nine O'Clock Your Choice of Any Hat in this shop for the Ridiculously Low Price of $12.50 the best opportunity you have ever had to get a model hat—individual lines, material and workmanship for the very low price of $12.50 we only a limited number, and every hat is worth twice the price asked. ck comprises a hat for any occasion. Come early and get the choice. Mme. Marie Louise Millerick Shop 220 East Center Street