oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-01

ORANGE COUNTY, SOLOIST COMES HOME TO SING VORA ESMAY, talented soprano soloist will appear in concert under the auspices of the Fullerton Ebell club, at the Fullerton Union H. S. auditorium. Tuesday evening, Feb. 13 at 8 o'clock. The fact that Miss Esmay sang at the Valencia Orange show at Anaheim for the past two seasons, the National Orange show at San Bernardino two years ago, as well as every radio broadcasting station in Los Angeles, added to the fact that she is an Orange-co girl, introduces her and recommends her highly as a soloist. Also emphasizes to everyone that they should hear her in concert in her own home town and county. Third Harvey, also a student of the Bowes Studio, will appear in the concert with Miss Esmay. Mr. Harvey is an accomplished tenor soloist and charms all who hear him. He is well known as an athlete in connection with U. S. C. of which he is a graduate. Mrs. Ruth C. Bowes, who is considered a fine accompanist as well as an opera singer of renown will accompany both soloists. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia include: J. A. Johnson, Emery H. Averill, Paul Herzberger, E. A. Krieger, Ftank A. Earny, G. C. Smith, C. Exreeman, A. J. P. McCune, R. F. Williams, and H. O. Newby, Los Angeles; W. Sienenore, San Bernardino; P. J. Van Veonken, Chicago; J. M. Burgoyne and G. B. Mellville, Fresno; J. Holderbach, H. G. Fenton and H. R. Jones, San Diego; W. H. Krebs, and C. Crawford, Pasadena. Penochle Plays Ahead As Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, who were entertaining the Pinocchio club this week were engaged otherwise this evening, the regular meeting date the party was held Tuesday evening instead. The pretty Duckworth home was enhanced with spicy carnations, pink ones in the living room and red ones in the dining room, with ferns intertwined. Their favorite game claimed the attention for the early evening and high score was won by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faris. Others playing were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon, who substituted for Mr. and Mrs. B. Hartfield; and the other regular members, the Messrs and Mesdames Ralph Maas, Sidney Prince, Edgar Hartung, and the Duckworths. The dining table, centered with a low cluster of the fragrant blooms, which were reflected in the table mirror, was prettily appointed for the luncheon served after games. PYTHIAN SISTERS INITIATE BIG CLASS LAST NITE ANAHEIM Temple No. 81, Pythian Sisters, had a gala night last evening when 14 candidates were initiated into the order. The colorful combination of yellow and green was used for decorative motif, yellow daisies and ferns lending their beauty. The Most Excellent Chief and her staff of officers from Los Angeles temple No. 73, conferred the degrees. About 30 out-of-town members of the order were present, among them eight from the Orange temple. Pretty speeches were passed back and forth from one temple to the other, and the Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia include: J. A. Johnson, Emery H. Averill, Paul Herzbergen, E. A. Krieger, Frank A. Earny, G. C. Smith, C. Exreeman, A. J. P. McCune, R. F. Williams, and H. O. Newby, Los Angeles; W. Sienenore, San Bernardino; P. J. Van Veonken, Chicago; J. M. Burgoyne and G. B. Melville, Fresno; J. Holderbach, H. G. Fenton and H. R. Jones, San Diego; W. H. Krebs, and C. Grawford, Pasadena. Other guests at Hotel Valencia include: E. J. Stennaman, C. E. Barbee, R. B. Lendy, Walter Bohn, Bertha Djargan, Ben Felch, Mrs. James Scott, M. C. Stewart, J. W. Crapp, J. O. Martin, M. B. Hamer, Frank J. Murry, F. S. Ruggles, S. J. Seaburn, F. Deitz, W. H. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison King, Mrs. Idal Sandel. County Iowa Picnic The Orange co Iowa Ass'n has agreed upon Saturday, Feb. 10, as the date for holding the picnic in Birch park, Santa Ana. All members and visitors are requested to take all that happy Iowa smile and a well filled basket for the luncheon hour, containing enough lunch for the family and some over. Coffee will be served free, and the cups will be filled the second time if desired. The picnic dinner will follow a get-together period from 10 to 12 o'clock, and the afternoon will be given over to the business meeting and a short program. The picnic is not confined to Orange co, and everybody is invited. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Spanish Evening with Club Members of the Spanish classes at Anaheim H. S., accompanied the teachers, Misses Clarissa Duckett and Lois Dyer to Santa Ana where they were members of the Santa Ana Spanish club. This club enjoyed a regular Spanish evening with music and eats that blended with Spanish customs. The Santa Ana club was host to the other clubs of the county. City Manager O. E. Steward has been confined to his home since Sunday with a severe attack of grip. Part of the time he has had a high fever. Pupils in Mrs. Luna Wee the College of M present her pupils studio, at Anahic 7:30. This is M recital since her York. The program w ing from the sim beginner to the re rders of the advan tive. Two artists will program Miss I soprano, of the C S.C will entertain has a large number Anaheim as her been sent thru Wilbern, pupil of ley, of the Anahe number of reading The public is in T. F. Shea ha business trip at The two-year-o Mrs. Garnett Doo pneumonia. An accident wa police yesterday by J. R. Anderson ed into the rear Center-st. Neith damaged. No one jured. Ruth Grim went yesterday. Mrs. Ross Redi and little daughter guests of Mr. and over night. Mrs.tiated into the Pyple last night, one teen. Mr. Frank Koff mont, Neb., is the tives, the R.H Orangethorpe road by his wife as so found, for they are the permanent horiz ity. It Pays to Advent County Plain Dea We have a good selection of SPORT DRESSES SPORT SKIRTS SPORT SWEATERS —AND— HATS TO MATCH McDONALD'S "Just a Little Different" Next to Postoffice 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 THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, FEB. 1, 1923 HOUSEWARMING IS LIVELY EVENT IN PLANTING HOME A SURPRISE housewarming was a jelly affair last evening when a company of friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Planting, who moved into their new home, 916 West Broadway, a week ago invited themselves in for the evening. The pretty home is model of convenience of five rooms, bath and porches. Hardwood floors and beautiful interior finish add to the rich tone of the rooms. After greetings the friends were shown about the new home. Mr. and Mrs. Planting were then presented with a large mirror which will grace the mantle in the living room. Cards were brought out and five hundred played. The six prizes won by Mrs. C. C. Lamb, first, Mrs. E. A. Davis, second, and Mrs. J. A. Planting, consolation, for the ladies, and Mr. E. A. Davis, first, Mr. W. S. Kaufer second, and Mrs. O. R. Owen, consolation, for the men. Sandwiches and apple pie and coffee were served as luncheon later in the evening. The guests included Messrs and Mesdames W. S. Kaufer, Ed Wadsworth, Miles Bever, W. H. Wilson, E. A. Davis, L. R. Wilson, C. C. Lamb, Marion Eden, O. R. Owen, George Thompson and son, Dick, E. R. Batmes, of Whittier; Walter Radcliffe, of Los Angeles; Miss Maynie Wallace, of Chicago, who is the house guest of the Plantings, and with Mr. and Mrs. Planting and daughter, Norma, a most congenial company was present. Pupils in Recital Mrs. Luna Wellman Quarton, of the Housewarming Is Lively Event In Planting Home Six Birthdays Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dougherty and their son, Clayton, and daughter, Cleo, of Bakerfield, spent the weekend with Mrs. Dougerty's mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. L.C.Ramaskin ranch, near Cypress. They were accompanied by Mrs.Bernard Lucas and two sons. They also attended a birthday party given by Mrs.Lambkin's auat, Mrs.Ed Blanton, in which six birthdays were celebrated at the same time. The evening was passed in dancing and at 12 o'clock a delicious Juncheon was served. The visitors were entertained with a beach party on Sunday, all going to Long Beach. Fried chicken and all the good things that go with it were served at the dinner hour. CLEVER SURPRISE IS ARRANGED BY HUSBAND MRS.G.O.PAYNE was the honorate at a clever party last evening in honor of her birthday anniversary. The party was planned by Mrs.Payne so the credit of its success is due him. Entertainment was furnished by the talented members of the party. After games and songs, dancing was the attraction of the remaining hours. The birthday cake was a pretty pink and white affair and held 16 candles (the host couldn't find any more). A bountiful luncheon was spread on the attractively fixed table for Mr. and Mrs.E.R.Burnes, Whittier, Mr. and Mrs.Denning and Mr. and Mrs.Merrill, Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs.A.J.Bryant and Mr.Mrs.C.R.Weber, Los Angeles, Mr.Charles YORBA NEWS YORBA, Jan. 31.-(Spl.)—A wonderful and beautiful day after the sudden lashing good old Jupiter Plovins gave us yesterday, when for a little while, it rained in veritable torrents, so more seems good to hear the gentle patter of the rain and it will be good when the sun shines; meanwhile, psychologically good news, as well as good thoughts are flying around and projecting themselves everywhere. (Something la Prof.Coue, eh? what?) To begin with: Everyone will be glad to hear that our well-beloved singer Mr.Joseph Sanchez has at last been able to get in as a pupil of the renowned singer and master-teacher of the voice, Signor A.Alberti, now teaching in Los Angeles. Signor Alberti's fame as an operatic singer is too well known the world over, for us to say anything much about it, and since he started teaching he has brought so many big voices out that this is all we will say about that but, what birings us back to our original subject is that in doing all this work, time has to be taken in consideration and Sig.Alberti's time was so laken up he could not take on another single one until a happy vacancy should occur and now our Joe has at last had his wish fulfilled and become the accepted pupil of the great master and—here's our hearty congratulations and good wishes, Joe. For the past three weeks the Santa Fe has had its semaphore-bridge men placing the last part of its signalling system through this section; the signals have been put up and they have had to be taken down as there are so many unusual curves around here, especially near the station, that it was hard to adjust them satisfactorily, all; around. Meanwhile several empty box cars that Ed Wadsworth, Miles Bever, W. H. Wilson, E. A. Davis, L. R. Wilson, C. Lamb, Marion Eden, O. R. Owen, George Thompson and son, Dick, E. R. Batmes, of Whittier; Walter Radcliffe, of Los Angeles; Miss Maynie Wallace, of Chicago, who is the house guest of the Plantings, and with Mr. and Mrs. Planting and daughter, Norma, a most congenial company was present. Pupils in Recital Mrs. Luna Wellman Quarton, of the College of Music, U. S. C. will present her pupils from her Anaheim studio, at Anaheim H. S. Saturday at 7:30. This is Mrs. Quartona's first recital since her return from New York. The program will be varied, ranging from the simpler pieces of the beginner to the more difficult numbers of the advanced pupils. Two artists will also appear on the program, Miss Elizabeth Mottern, soprano, of the College of Music, U. S. C. will entertain. Miss Mottern has a large number of radio fans in Anaheim as her charming voice has been sent thru the air. Miss Eva Wilbern, pupil of Miss Lucille Bickley, of the Anaheim H. S. will give a number of readings. The public is invited to the recital. City Briefs T. F. Shea has returned from a business trip to Arizona. The two-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Dooley is very ill with pneumonia. An accident was reported to local police yesterday when a car owned by J. R. Anderson of Anaheim bumped into the rear of another car on Center-st. Neither car was badly damaged. No one was reported injured. Ruth Grim went to Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. Ross Redfern, of La Habra, and little daughter, Betty, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott over night. Mrs. Redfern was initiated into the Pythian Sisters Temple last night, one of a class of fourteen. Mr. Frank Koff, recently of Fremont, Neb., is the guest of his relatives, the R. H. Meyers family on Orangethorpe road. He will be joined by his wife as soon as a location is found, for they are planning to make the permanent home in the community. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. PACIFIC SALVAGE & WRECKAGE CO. Entertainment was furnished by the talented members of the party. After games and songs, dancing was the attraction of the remaining hours. The birthday cake was a pretty pink and white affair and held 16 candles (the host couldn't find any more). A bountiful luncheon was spread on the attractively fixed table for Mr. and Mrs. E. R Barnes, Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. Denning and Mr. and Mrs. Merrill, Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. C.R Weber, Los Angeles, Mr.Charles Scott and niece, Miss Crowe of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward, Mr. and Mrs.J.H.Burson, Mr. and Mrs.VanDerBecke, Mr. and Mrs.Carl Martin and Mr. and Mrs.Payne and son Jack. Payne was the recipient of many attractive and pretty gifts. P-T.A. Valentine Social A valentine social will be given by the Orangethorpe P.-T.A. in the school auditorium Friday evening of next week.Feb.9.A program will start promptly at 7 o'clock. There will be a valentine postoffice box, and a nice variety of valentines will be on sale.Ice cream and cake will be served. Ebroidery Club at L.B. Mrs.Wm.Houts and Mrs.B.F.Houts motored to Long Beach yesterday afternoon where they were the guests of Mrs.Wyland.The ladies, with their friends from Orange and Santa Ana passed the afternoon with their embroidery work.Conversation and music with refreshments in the late afternoon brot a pleasant afternoon to a close. Buena Park News BUENA PARK,Feb.1.(Spl.)—Mrs.S.W.Little left on Tuesday afternoon for New York where she will visit for a few days with her sister Mrs.William Spalding.On Feb.8th Mrs.Little will sail for an extended visit to England, Ireland and Germany. Mrs.Lawrence Tilton motored to Los Angeles on Monday. The entertainment committee of the Woman's Club held a meeting at the home of Mrs.H.E.Warren on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.A.Luebkeman was badly injured on Sunday when he was attacked by a bull that he was feeding. Mr.Luebkeman was unconscious when his son Carl found him and had been crushed in the chest and face and had a big gash in his head. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. PACIFIC SALVAGE & WRECKAGE CO. BUYS ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND AUTOS Phone 778-W And we will call Pacific Salvage and Wrecking Co. "Watch Us Grow" DR. JOHN A. JACKSON Physician & Surgeon Office and Residence 116 Melrose Phone 956 Exact Reproductions of London Overcoats Exclusive Fabrics—Scotch Mixtures and Overplaids. The Hand-somest Light Weight Overcoats we have shown, $40.00. JACKSON'S Mens Wear Shop 'Your Moneys Worth Always' (Old Post Office Bldg.) Anaheim The entertainment committee of the Woman's Club held a meeting at the home of Mrs. H. E. Warren on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. A. Luebkeman was badly injured on Sunday when he was attacked by a bull that he was feeding. Mr. Luebkeman was unconscious when his son Carl found him and had been crushed in the chest and face and had a big gash in his head. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. 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Signor Al-operative singer is the world over, for much about it, and teaching he has singing voices out, that say about that, back to our orig- in doing all this we taken in consid- alberti's time was should not take on until a happy hour and now, our his wish fulfilled accepted pupil of the here's our hearty good wishes, Joe. These weeks the San-semaphore-bridge first part of its sig-ough this section; seen put up and be taken down as by unusual curves usually near the standard to adjust them around. Mean-enty box cars that course chicken dinner with all the trimnings, and then some (pardon the slang) was given by the Chas. Pearson, in honor of the lady; then on another night she attended a dancing party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pearson which was a thorough and complete success. Another very enjoyable affair or series of affairs, was the way Mansieur Jean Pierre Riviere, threw his home open to all friends con-cerned and gave them his version and conception of how it could be done alla Francaise, and you may believe it, everyone was just simply delighted with the kind gentleman and his hospitable ways. Mr. Riviere's home is a mansion, of so many rooms that it reminded us of the legend of Montezuma's hones, that a person could well get lost in it, if you were not acquainted with the ins and outs, or exits, of it. There are art treasures and curiosities to rival a museum, and the out-of-doors is not to be forgotten either, for his spacious and well kept acres have many rare flowers and fruits, the most part being in critic and deciduous fruits though, which bring him a veritable income, but as the gentleman has other properties and does not have to depend on what is only his pleasure to maintain, so he really gets all the pleasure in the world out of his possessions; likewise his friends. Mrs. Velasco says that when it comes to entertaining the Aid To Have Party Circle No. Three of the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society, of which Mrs. Janet Spencer is chairman, is hold- ing an entertainment in the church Friday evening. All members of the congregation are invited and visiting friends in the city are heartily welcome. An interesting program under the leadership of Mrs. W. B. Holland and Mrs. H. A. Johnston, will be presented. San Bernardino people, as the one that entertained her anyway, have certainly made an art of it, and hopes that sometime again she may be able to make the same kind of report from the same place. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Feeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 42 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim, California Correct this sentence: "For the love of Mike," said this husband "take this fifty and buy a new hat that one looks seedy." 35 WINTER COATS $18.75 $24.75 Worth Up To $35.00 This is the Final Clean-Up Style Shop 105 W. Center St. Anaheim THE DOUBLE STAMP DAYS anniversary Sale HIDAY AND SURDAY OF DRUGS AND SUNDRIES SUNDAY AND SATURDAY OF DRUGS AND SUNDRIES a most successful year since the opening of our new store, the. Orange County Drug Co. DOUBLE STAMPS Special double stamps with your purchases on Friday and Saturday, February 2 and 3. 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