oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-07

TWO EVENTS IN COMPLIMENT TO ANNIVERSARY DAY MRS. A. P. Plegel, living near Placentia, gave her husband a double compliment in honor of his birthday when she entertained his relatives at dinner and his close friends the previous evening. The home was prettily trimmed for the affairs with Christmas greens and flowers. The family dinner was served at 1:30, and the fat goose with cold weather accompanying menu made a sumptuous meal. The afternoon was passed in visiting and music and in enjoyment of the babies of the families. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Emil Krueger, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Krueger and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cook and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Harris, Mrs. and Mrs. Behrens, Mr. and Mrs. Mick Simons and children A. Behrens, of Canada. On the previous evening, Mrs. Plegel gave her husband a surprise party. A friend called, asking him to drive to Newport and during their absence the crowd gathered and was ready with happy greetings upon their return just at dinner time. The excellent meal, such as Mrs. Plegel always serves, was ready at 6:30 and thoroughly enjoyed by the Mestras and Mesdames John Newman, Wm. Beaman, A. E. Christensen, Wm. Trapp, Gus Engler, San Bernardino, G. Kratzer, of Long Beach, Earl Tucker, J. C. Robinson, J. Owens, John Carr and Walter Trapp. Goose Supper on Birthday A goose supper was served to the lady friends of Mrs. E. Karloff, living on Ball-rd, yesterday afternoon when a bevy of them had gone to her home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Victrola music and light needlework occurred the ladies During the ensemble rehearsal of Red Riding Hood, the operetta to be presented this evening in the high school under the auspices of the Music section of the Ebell club, was held last evening with excellent results. The children, as well as their elders, are efficient, and wearing the gorgeous costumes which have been fashioned by the interested women of Anaheim will present a real Fairyland scene. Tickets may be procured at the box office at the high school or at the Heying Pharmacy. Much effort has been expended upon the production and it is hoped the attendance will more than justify the work. The proceeds will be used for the Ebell club's proposed home. The operetta will be preceded by a farce, "The Train to Mauro," in which Mrs. Fave Kern Schulz portrays the leading character. This is a very laughable affair and will put everyone in the jolliest moods for the whole evening. Pretty Tea at Elks' Club A delightful fall bridge tea to which a number of Anaheim ladies were bidden was given at the Elks clubhouse yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. B. Menges of Fullerton. The parlor was attractively fixed with roses and chrysanthemums in dainty pastel shades. The prizes were all won by Fullerton ladies which included Mrs. Siegfried Silverman, first; Mrs. Wm. Benchley, second; Mrs. Frank Benchley, third; Mrs. Frank Krause, fourth; and consolation, Miss Laura Porter. Anaheim guests at the pretty affair were Mrs. J. H. Swan, Mrs. John Ruether, Mrs. J. L. Havener and Mrs. William Schumacher. Club at Witherells A happy afternoon was passed yesterday at the Len Witherill home. NICE CHILDREN AT PROPRIETY One of the presents was Mrs. J. P. Probstess to the Five artistry of the claimed attention brought many marks. Red and brilliant poinsetted from the living dining room a hung over the tree centerering to streamers lead to candy cups with sweets, and the perky sprigs of lily table arrangement placed for the M.K., Chandler, Claire Mrs.Snow,a cliff Harold Cooley,A Salter,Sr.R.B.George Trapp and Five hundred of the afternoon according to score who received a won consolation. City Miss Doris Edwards Angeles this afternoon will be the over Pauline Houts who C.The girls will tomorrow and will end. Miss Lenore S Long Beach tombe be the guest of Mrs.S.Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.daughters Margaret guests last eveni Goose Supper on Birthday A goose supper was served to the lady friends of Mrs. E. Karloff, living on Ball-rd, yesterday afternoon when a bevy of them had gone to her home to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Victoria music and light needlework occupied the ladies during the early hours, and Christmas plans and ideas were exchanged. The guests included Mrs. John Newman, Mrs. A. F. Plegel, Mrs. O. Henning, Mrs. Chemnister, Mrs. Moenke, Mrs. Eule, Mrs. Keupp, Mrs. Celke and Miss Martha Henning. Mrs. Karloff was presented with many pretty souvenirs of the day. Study About Greece A study of Greek mythology and the history of the little country, now prominent in the world dispatches, up to the time of the Persian wars, was a very interesting topic yesterday of the Travel and History section of the Ebell club, meeting in the high school. Although the day was not fair, the meeting was well attended and the lesson had been especially well prepared. Although this section is one of the newer ones in the club, deep interest is shown in the programs and it is proving one of the most popular departments. W. C. T. U. County Rally A luncheon and all day meeting of the Orange-co W. C. T. U. is being held today in Garden Grove. Representatives from the several organizations in the county are in attendance. Mrs. T. H. Walker, of the local union, is on the program. Several women, prominent in the work, are slated for addresses. Club Postponed The Wednesday embroidery club which was to have met with Mrs. Wm. H. Houts has been postponed until Dec. 20 when the club will meet with Mrs. Fleetwood Bell at Santa Joy their annual Xmas box party and program. Guest of Orange Friend Mrs. Wm. H. Houts was the guest yesterday of Mrs. N. T. Edwards of Orange who entertained forty of her friends at a bridge party and lunchoon. Her spacious home was artistically decorated for the occasion brownings of the Yuletide season. Club at Witherells A happy afternoon was passed yesterday at the Len Witherill home when Mrs. Witherill entertained the members of the Wednesday afternoon Whist club. Prize winners for the afternoon were Mrs. Wade Quarton, Mrs. C. W. Martin, and Mrs. Herman Backa. In the late afternoon hours a dalyn repast was served. Present were the Mesdames Wade Quarton, C. W. Martin, Herman Backs, W. J. Jewell, J. L. Abbott; Sophia Stock, R. H. Scale, Alice Booth, Minnie Palmer, Fred Mickle, Max Nebelung, Thomas Dietrich, and hostess Mrs. Witherill. Community Meeting 3 The regular meeting of Community Service of Anaheim that was to have been held at the Lexington agency this evening has been postponed on account of the various activities taking place in Anaheim this evening. As "Little Red Piding Hood" being given by the Ebell club at the high school and the Elks Carnival to be held at the Elks temple are of civic nature, it was thus advisable to postpone the Community Service meeting until Friday evening at 7:30 at the Lexington agency. Luncheon Bridge Party The Homer Ames residence 203 N. Philadelphia-st., was the scene yesterday of a very pretty social affair when Mrs. Ames and Mrs. William Wallop, of Emily-st, entertained 16 guests. Luncheon was served at 1:30, with several rounds of bridge following. The affair was the first of a series which the ladies will give in the near future. Food Sale Postponed American Legion Auxiliary will hold no cooked food sale Saturday as planned, but will hid it Dec. 16th. The postponement was made that it may not interfere with the White Temple cooked food sale Saturday, The Auxiliary ladies expect to go to Camp Kearny on Dec. 17th. They are also taking care of Norwalk. M. E. Ladies Aid Bazaar Miss Doris Edgertakes this affair will be the over Pauline Houts with C. The girls will tomorrow and wend. Miss Lenore Long Beach tomorow be the guest of Mrs. S. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs.daughters Margaret guests last evening C.J.Nenno and Mrs.H.Lena Beach was the giver Mr. and Mrs.A. CENTENARIAN REALTY (Continued Home Town contribs Ross Campbell; Van James; Frank Ree and others of La Reed; F.Bruce Miles, and F.F.Emile Kahn; D.Francisco; Dunbark Berkeley; W.I Crothers of San Holland; Long Beekiss; C.E.Arnold; Diego; J.F.Cort; T.Summers; Sam Jones; E.H.Trafford of Sacramento; S.Fresno; R.A.MoHarold J.State address the lunch real estate educationPerhaps the most useful feature of this was the multiple over which Vice Kern presided. C.Vose, secretary rector of the Board of Los Angeles has successfully opened triple liting basis. Besides President officers of the CalAss'n include Vie E.Kern; San Fr Reed; San Jose Fresno; Treasurer Angeles; Secretary Director, Glenn Dare are over 100 direction Quarterly.The association plan of regional wiving the state in tricts with a view at the convention each district.A really boards to be allotted. The second and the California-A retarie will be here day mornings at E.Burka of San Dent, and R.Port secretary.Tom In Guest of Orange Friend Mrs. Wm. H. Houts was the guest yesterday of Mrs. N. T. Edwards of Orange who entertained forty of her friends at a bridge party and lunch-am. Her spacious home was artistically decorated for the occasion fremings of the Yuletide season. M. E. Ladies Aid Bazaar Friday, Dec. 8th at Danz Music Co. APPROPRIATE XMAS GIFTS REASONABLY PRICED Fancy Work, Baby Articles, Children's Cloths', Etc. Food Sale Saturday at Schneider's Market Wanted Men and Women with cars in Orange County for best proposition in Santa Fe Springs see W. A. Nettle Orange County Representative 312½ No. Main St. Santa Ana THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 7TH 1922 NICE CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR CLUB AT PROBST HOME ONE of the prettiest parties of the season was given yesterday by Mrs. J. P. Probst, when she was hostess to the Five Hundred club. The artistry of the decorative motif claimed the attention of her guests and brought many complimentary remarks. Red and green were used, brilliant poinsettias cheerily welcomed from the living room, and in the dining room a large Christmas bell hung over the miniature Christmas tree centering the table. Green streamers lead to the corners. The candy cups with green and red sweets, and the doilies, with their perky sprigs of holly, completed the table arrangement. Covers were placed for the Meadows J. Cole, V. K. Chandler, Clark, and her mother, Mrs. Snow, a club guest; Dandr, Harold Covey, Agnes Messersmith, Salter, Sr., R. B. Shinn, A. K. Dahl, George Trapp and Mrs. Probst. Five hundred was the amusement of the afternoon and the best player, according to scores was Mrs. Shinn, who received a prize. Mrs. Covey won consolation. City Briefs Miss Doris Eden will go to Los Angeles this afternoon where she will be the over night guest of Miss Pauline Houts who is attending U.S.C. The girls will return to Anaheim tomorrow and will spend the weekend. Miss Lenore Stewart will go to Long Beach tomorrow when she will be the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. S. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nenno and daughters Margaret and Evelyn were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. PRINCIPALS HOLD GATHERING IN H. B. LAST NITE THE Orange-co Principals' Asc'n held a meeting in Huntington Beach school last evening, and enjoyed a dinner served at 6:30 by the girls of the eighth grade cooking class. A program of speeches and discussions followed the dinner. R. J. Prescott, of Huntington Beach, and president of the board, made a hearty welcoming speech. W. A. Thurston, secretary of the State Teachers' Ass'n talked on behalf of the organization and furthered the patronage of the Sierra Educational News as well. G. T. Linscott, of the Glenn Pub, Co., also spoke on teachers publications. E. H. Metcalf, of Anaheim, spoke briefly on the duty of the schools and the teachers to instill ideas of patriotism, good citizenship and observing the law into the minds of the pupils, to overcome the present day evils, of which there are so many. R. P. Mitchell, county superintendent of schools was also one of the speakers. E. T. Marshall, of Fullerton school, sang two solos and conducted the community singing, which was heartily enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott and E. H. Metcalf of Anaheim were present. REAL XMAS GIFT FOR SOME CHILD The model play house which won for the Gibbs Lumber Co., the prize cup in the Armistice Day parade will be given free to some fortunate child.at the Fullerton Community Xmas tree Dec. 22. Children of 12 and under may register at the Gibbs offices up to Dec. 22. LEGAL NOTICE CYPRESS NEWS CYPRESS, Dec. 7.(Spl.)—The Cypress Farm Center met at the school hall Tuesday evening. There was a large attendance of local members as well as a large delegation of visitors from the Buena Park Center. A very interesting business meeting was enjoyed. A membership drive was launched. Several membership teams were appointed. After the meeting adjourned J.W.Fuquay and J.W.Kester served refreshments and from all accounts the NOTICE OF FILING OF COMMISSIONERS' REPORT. In the Matter of laying out and Opening of a 15-foot Alley in the City of Anaheim from the Southerly Line of Lot 8 and Lot 9 of Block "A", Villa Tract, in said City of Anaheim, to the Northerly Line of Lot 7 and Lot 10 of said Block "A", in said city. WHEREAS in pursuance to a resolution entitled "In the matter of laying out and opening of a 15-foot alley in the City of Anaheim from the southerly line of Lot 8 and Lot 9 of Block "A", Villa Tract, in said City of Anaheim, to the northerly line of Lot 7 and Lot 10 of said Block "A", Resolution ordering work," which said resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on the 10th day of August, 1922, and was approved by the President of the Board of Trustees of said City of Anaheim on the 10th day of August, 1922. J.J.Schneder, Jax.E.stewart,and Fred Kossel were appointed commissioners to assess the benefits and damages and have general supervision of the proposed work or improvement referred to in said resolution.to-wit:that an alley be laid out and opened in said city from the southerly line of Lot 8 and Lot 9 of Block "A", Villa Tract, to the northerly line of Lot 7 and Lot 10 of said Block "A", until the completion of said proposed work or improvement in compliance with the law and statutes in such cases made and provided, WHEREAS said commissioners have made their assessment of benefits and Miss Doris Eden will go to Los Angeles this afternoon where she will be the over night guest of Miss Pauline Houts who is attending U.S.C. The girls will return to Anaheim tomorrow and will spend the weekend. Miss Lenore Stewart will go to Long Beach tomorrow when she will be the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. S. Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nenno and daughters Margaret and Evelyn were guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nenno and family. Mrs. H. Lenaime of Huntington Beach was the guest last evening of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Parks. CENTENARIAN ADDRESSES REALTORS CONVENTION (Continued From Page One) Home Town contest at Oakland; W. Ross Campbell; W. H. Daum, Harold Janas, Frank Ryan, Robert Marsh and other of Los Angels; Fred E. Reed, F. Bruce Maiden; R. Porter Giles, and F. F. Porter of Oakland; Enile Kahn, Leslie E. Burks, St. George Holden, and others of San Francisco; Duncan McDuffie of Berkeley; W. L. Atkinson, C.F. Crothers of San Jose; John G. Munholland, Long Beach; Hal G. Hotchkiss, C.E. Arnold, Roscoe Porter, San Diego; J.F. Corbet, Willow; John T. Summer, Santa Rosa; Chris R. Jones, E.H. Trafler; Will C. Wright of Sacramento; Speed B. Leda of Fresno; R.A. Moore of Bakersfield. Harold J. Stonier of U.S.C. will address the luncheon at Anaheim on real estate education at college. Perhaps the most interesting and useful feature of the entire program was the multiple listing conference over which Vice President Albert E.Kern presided. The speaker was H.C.Vose, secretary and managing director of the Southewest Realty Board of Los Angeles, whose board has successfully operated on the multiple liting basis. Besides President C.C.C.Tatum, officers of the California Real Estate Ass'n include Vice President; Albet E.Kern, San Francisco; Frazier O.Reed, San Jose; C.H.Antrim, Fresno; Treasurer O.A.Vickrey, Los Angeles; Secretary and Managing Director, Glenn D.Willaman. There are over 109 directors in the association. Quarterly meetings are held. The association is considering the plan of regional vice presidencies, dividing the state into ten regional districts with a vice president elected at the convention, presiding over each district. An average of ten reality boards to a vice president will be allotted. The second annual convention of the California Ass'n of Realto recertarie will be held Friday and Saturday mornings at Santa Anna. Leslie E.Burks of San Francisco is president, and R.Porter Giles of Oakland, secretary Tom Ingersoll will address the President of the Board of Trustees of said City of Anaheim on the 16th day of August, 1922, J.J.Schnider, Jas.K.E Stewart, and Fred Kossel were appointed commissioners to assess the benefits and damages and general supervision of the proposed work improvement referred to in said resolution so-write that an alley be laid out and named for city from the southerly line of Lot 8 and Lot 9 of Block "A", Villa Tract, to the northerly line of Lot 7 and Lot 10 of said Block "A", until the completion of said proposed work or improvement in compliance with the law and statutes in such cases made and provided, WHEREAS, said commissioners have made their assessment of benefits and damages and have made a written report thereof to the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim and have attached to said report in a plat assessment district showing the lands to be taken for said work or improvement and the lands assessed, showing the relative location of each district, block, lot or portion of lot and its dimensions so far as said commissioners could reasonably ascertain the same, and that said commissioners are done all things by law required of them to sit alone and said report and plat contain all matters required therein to be done in the manner form and substance as required by law. NOW THEREFORE, notice is hereby given that said report and plat were filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim on the 28th day of November, 1922. Pursuant to the statute made and provided, the undersigned Edward B.Merritt, City Clerk of the said City of Anaheim does hereby give notice of the filing of said report and plat notice is hereby given that all persons interested may be and they are hereby required to show cause if any, before the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on or before Saturday the 30th day of December, 1922, upto the hour of five o'clock P.M. of said last named day, why said report should not be confirmed and said last named day is the day filed by City Clerk for that purpose. All objection shall be in writing and filed with the City Clerk at his office in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California. Reference is hereby made to said resolution above referred to which was adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on the 10th day of August, 1922, and to the report and plat of said commissioners, all of which are on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. DATED, Anaheim, California, this 28th day of November, 1922 J.M.BACKS, County Clerk. HEAD,RUTAN & SCOVEL, Attorneys for Petitioner. Publish Nov. 28, 29 Dec. 1, 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 The association is considering the plan of regional vice presidencies, dividing the state into ten regional districts with a vice president elected at the convention, presiding over each district. An average of ten realty boards to a vice president will be allotted. The second annual convention of the California Ass'n of Realtor recertarie will be held Friday and Saturday mornings at Santa Ana. Leslie E. Burks of San Francisco is president, and R. Porter Giles of Oakland, secretary. 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A basket spread was enjoyed during the noon hour. The meeting was well attended. For broadcasting phonograph music by radio a New Orleans man has invented an electrical connection for the reproducer, eliminating the use of the horn. ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN Turkish women are about to take up welfare work in Constantinople. Pennsylvania's League of Women Voters has a membership exceeding 30,000. Indianapolis has a blind women's club, all its members being totally sightless. Adele P. Hughes of Cleveland, has the distinction of being the only woman manager of a symphony orchestra in America. He'll Enjoy Smokes for Xmas! A carefully selected gift of smokes make as nice a present as a man could He’ll Enjoy Smokes for Xmas! A carefully selected gift of smokes make as nice a present as a man could wish for. Come in and let us make up such a gift for you. 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