oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-14

TRUXAN HOME IS SCENE OF JOLLY AFTERNOON PARTY MRS. J. W. TRUXAW entertained a large party of friends at hot pretty home on So. Los Angeles-st. yesterday afternoon. The elaborate decorations were suggestive of Washington's birthday. Cherry trees with miniature axes and flags were artistically used for decorations. Spring flowers also lent their charm. Bridge was the pastime of the afternoon. High score was made by Mrs. Leonard Evans; second, Mrs. Percy Rust, and low, Mrs. Oscar Heyling. A dainty luncheon followed the games. Dine at Ranch Home Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd and Mrs. A. A. Smith were dinner guests last evening at the Andrews ranch on Garden Grove road. The evening was made more entertaining with enjoying Harry Lauder records on the victrola, as Mrs. Andrews and her guests had been members of a party which heard one of the Lauder concerts in Los Angeles during his recent appearance there. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Day of Prayer Friday The annual meeting and day of prayer for missions will be held at the First Presbyterian church Friday, Feb. 16, at 2:30. This will be a union meeting of the various churches of the city. A fine program, consisting of music, with missionary speakers from Home and Foreign fields, and other interesting numbers has been prepared. An offering for Missiones will be taken. A most cordial invitation is extended to all the women of Anaheim. Box Special at Cypress There will be a box social in Cypress grammar school on the evening of Thursday, Feb. 22. It will be given by members of the Eighth grade and the proceeds will be used for a Victrola fund. The committee in charge is composed of Miss Blanche Cawthon and Calvert Norlin. A short program is in preparation and a jolly evening is sure to occur. Attend Federation Meeting The Mesdames A. A. Mills, Eugene Hapgood, Charles Fischer, F. K. Day and T. H. Walker are in Long Beach today in attendance at the meeting of the Federated Ladies' Aid society of Presbyterian churches of So. Calif. Forest School Misses Elsa presided at The inclement regular club and the costume China-man, cavalier, girls and wild men. The roomated with lights were giving a pearl room later danced the evening. Punch wan and late in cake were enjoyed. Schellens Lee Bacon, of Hollywood Mr. and Mr. Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Curna Sparkles Westphal, Schaffer, Ebsaille Schille Billie Mattte Vernillon, Dresser and Bible The In study class the bungalow church: Queen Anne Bed Room Suite IN WALNUT This pattern is now very popular in homes that demand furniture of distinction. It will readily fit in with your plan for interior furnishings—and what delight its excellence of design and workmanship brings. All hardwood, cases dustproof, center-guided drawers will not bind or stick; boxed-in drawer bottoms prevent small articles from slipping into the usual cracks; metal lock attachments on bed rails; high grade finish and perfect cabinet work. Period suites always appeal to those who appreciate good taste in furniture design and finish. The pieces priced separately as follows: Bow Foot Bed... $57.00 Chiffrobe ... 48.00 Vanity Cases ... 79.00 Dresser ... 65.00 ASK ABOUT OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN Chiffrobe ... 48.00 Vanity Cases ... 79.00 Dresser ... 65.00 ASK ABOUT OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN STROUP---BARNES FURNITURE CO. ANAHEIM New Location 221-223 EAST CENTER STREET Opposite New City Hall You May Be Interested IN A CALIFORNIA SLIDING GLASS TOP YOUR TOURING CAR. We Invite You to come in and see our Elizabeth De Luxe and Boyse We want you to see for yourself the rigid construction of our workmanship on our finished produce. Eddy’s Auto Paint & Top S 135 So. Lemon St. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, FEB. 14, 1923 Friday and day of be held at church Friday, will be a unious churches sting of mu-sakers from and other been pre-Missors will on extend-naheim. Cypress coastal in Coyne the eve-22. It will the Eighth will be used committee of Miss divert Norlainparation and occur. Meeting hills, Eugene, F. K. Day Long Beach the meeting Aid society of So. Calif. Bible Class Tomorrow The Interdenominational Bible study class will meet tomorrow in the bungalow of the Presbyterian church: Mrs. Jane Wilson, as usual, 'FOREIGN' GUESTS 'ASSEMBLE. AT SCHELLENS HOME A.N. ELABORATE party of last evening was the one over which the Misses Elsalle and Dorothy Schellens predded at their home last evening. The incentive for the affair was the regular meeting of the Bankerets club and the girls brought their husbands and friends. And such were the costumes—Ming Toy and her China-nan, hula hula girl, Spanish cavallier, gypsy girls, yama yamii girls and boys, pirates and even the wild men from Borneo. The rooms were attractively decorated with calentine features. The lights were covered with red paper, giving a pretty lightning effect in the room. Games were played and later dancing was the enjoyment of the evening. Punch was served during the hours and late in the evening ice cream and cake were served. Enjoying the hospitality at the Schellens home were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bacon, Val and Hans Larsen all of Hollywood, Otto Pick, Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. James, Miss Ida Ehman, Olive, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Noland, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodson, Misses Philura Sparks, Evelyn Degryse, Mareta Westphal, Hazel Rainey, Amanda Schaffer, and hostesses, Dorothy and Elsalle Schellens, Jack Clemmens, Billie Matter, Ralph Gossard, George Vermille, O. E. Hanon, Bernard Dresser and George Dresser. Club Sees Nice Program The Community club of Cypress and Hansen held a delightful meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Irene Counts, when she and Mrs. Thomas Walker were joint hostesses. The Valentine motif was furthered in table decorations, cover and napkins. A luncheon of sandwiches, fruit and salad, cake and coffee were served at 4:30. As usual topics of the ay were discussed, Mrs. Chandler gave a very clever reading and little Miss Louis Counts, ten-year-old daughter, gave several pretty too dances. The little girl is training for a professional dancing career and is well on the way to perfection already. The remainder of the time was passed over conversation and fancy needlework. Through the absence of Mrs. Win Abplanap, president, and Mrs. John Kester, secretary, Mrs. Walker and Mrs. LeLute acted in those respective capacities. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dugan and Mrs. Lough drove over from Long Beach for the meeting. Other members present were the Mesdames W. J. Cole, Paterson, Peters, Turfton, H. Hammond, Dancer, O. P. Bunyard, Chandler, Shirley, M. M.C arpenter, Jack Fuquay, H. Latue, Huttenlocker, Walker, R. B. Shinn, and one guest, Mrs. J. C. Cawthon. PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, Feb. 14,(Special)—The contract for the construction of new packinghouse to be erected here for the landolph marketing company was let to Clayton H. Lanureta of La Habra and Placeenta. This is in accordance with a SUPPER AND CAKE MARK MILESTONE FOR MRS. R. IVANS A SURPRISE party which started with a beautiful supper and continued when a company of friends and relatives came in for the evening hours made Mrs. Roy Ivans, of Santa Ana, a very happy honoree. The generous use of jongquils and other fragrant flowers gave a cheery spring tone to the home. An elaborate menu was served with a gorgeous Birthday cake. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ivans and daughter Blanche, of Santa Ana; Mr. Ivans, Sr., also of the county seat; Merle and Joe Anlauf, of Santa Paula, who were surprise guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gates. After supper the family was joined by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gates, Mr. and Mrs. I. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Mauerhan and Jack and Marie.Games of many and amusing kinds and music made choice entertainment features.Epecially enjoyed was the original sketch concerning the dolings of the family,the characteristics of several of the members,and in all a most amusing summarywhich was the contribution of Mrs.Mabel Gates. Another fun-producing "stunt" was owerding from a blind menu,and when the orders were filled they proved to be a burlesque However,a real spread was served later in the evening. Mrs.Ivans was presented with many tokens of love for her anniversary and received many messages of congratulations using the day. Hotel Valencia Gues New guests at Hotel Valencia yes Bible Class Tomorrow The Interdenominational Bible study class will meet tomorrow in the bungalow of the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Jane Wilson, as usual, will be the teacher. Everyone is invited to the classes and assured of a thoroughly beneficial afternoon. Club to Meet at Beach The West End Country club will be entertained Friday afternoon in Long Beach by Mrs. E. S. Bell, 2322 East Second-street, who formerly was a member of the congenial club. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, Feb. 14—Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mann entertained with a chicken dinner on Sunday. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann and sons Arthur and Harold of Anaheim, Mrs. John Le Pake of Butte, Montana and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mann of the Park. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cauthon, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bassel, Mrsfl W. R. Brayl, Bassel Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Middleton and Miss Maude Middleton attended the dance at Cypress on Saturday evening and reported having a good time. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brayl and Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Nuttall and children attended the Fairland theater on Sunday. Mrs. Hattie A. Allen was a busness visitor to Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mrs. W. D. McDowell and Mrs. J. Rodere motored to Long Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkins motorized to Anaheim on Monday and brought their baby boy home from the "Retreat" where he has been for several months. Baby Hawkins is much improved. Mr. H. J. Skytte of St. Paul, Minnesota, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. John Page. N. D. McDowell was a Los Angeles visitor on Monday. J. E. Wright made a business trip to Anaheim on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitzell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hillman attended the Rialto theater on Sunday. Mrs. J. Childers of Riverside returned to her home after visiting for a week with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Childers. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fellis and children went to the California theater on Sunday. Mrs. Ralph West, Mrs. E. P. Mann PLACENTIA, Feb. 14, (Special) The contract for the construction of new packinghouse to be erected here for the Randolph marketing company was let to Clayton H. Landreut of La Habra and Placentia. This is in accordance with a policy consistently followed by the Randolph company of giving the preference in all cases to local men; materials have already been ordered and actual construction will be started as soon as the weather permits. The Randolph packinghouse will be located east of and adjacent to the Santa Fe station and will be of frame construction with the exterior walls of stucco. The roof will be of the saw-tooth type, providing the maximum amount of natural light evenly diffused through the building. This new structure, located one of the most prominent available sites in Placentia, will be an attractive and substantial addition to our commercial district. The machinery for the new packinghouse, which will be installed simultaneously with the completion of the building proper, will include two double sizers, a forty-foot four run at dryer and separator. Ample provision is being made for future extensions to both building and equipment as the increase in volume handled may demand contractor Landreth and his men are busy on the new Pugh-Cline plant near Norwalk. Hurry Tubbs has purchased the en-acre valleys ranch on Caroline avenue known as the Smith's ranch. The ranch adjoins the tenac ranch which the Tubbs family for several years and where, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tubbs have lived when not at their Pasadena home. The ranch is in full bearing and a fine piece of property. The owner was a Pasadena man and had never lived here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mason and family from Honolulu took up their residence at the ranch home several weeks ago. Alfred B. Miner, formerly employed by the F. P. Taggart Co., of Fullerton, has opened a sub-agency for Chevrolet cars here last week in the Mission Garage. Two salesmen, William Lester and McFadden are employed and are authorized to sell cars anywhere in the county. They are prepared to take used cars in trade for the new model Chevrolet. The touring car which sells at $663.00 fully equipped, may be bought on terms of $195.00 down and balance in eighteen months. Terms on other cars in the same proportion. The coupe sells at $877.00 fully equipped including Hotel Valencia Gues New guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Edgar Olson, Minneapolis; C. P. Thurston, San Francisco; L. H. McDonald, L. O.Mathws; O.G.Allen, Will M.Bliss; E.M.Hardson, L.McCoy, William Hoberg; E.C.Riley,Roy A.Pantz,R Boyd; J.Moran,B.H.Anthony,and E.O.Higdon,Los Angeles; H.F.Osgood,Riverside; G.J.Williams,Baker,Ore; Fred P.Spraul,Kansas City; and Charles P.Brice,Glen-dale. Other guests at Hotel Valencia include: R.R.Anderson and wife, E.D.Schneider, Jack Gamble, Ben Fileh,A.Wingtit,F.Anderson,R.A.Potts,J.P.Martin and wife,A.L Jordan,M.B.Haver,Frank J Murry,Paul Ferdill,V.E.Freeman,C.R.Sherherd,Rus W.Hodgkin and wife,E.L.Walte,Mrs.Geo Reed,Harrison King and wife,Mrs.Ida M.Sandel. City Briefs W.B.Parrett is spending a few days in Tulare County. Hazel Rainey who has been working in the Standard Bank at Fullerton has accepted a position as stenographer with the Anaheim Union Water Company. Dr.and Mrs.H.G.Carlin drove to Los Angeles last evening to hear Madame Butterfly sung by the San Carlos Opera company. They were delighted with the performance. Mr.rand Mrs.George Dunton have returned from a few days in Catalina. The Messrs Merle and Joe Anlauf, of Santa Paula, were guests last evening of the Gates-families. Mrs.Halsey Ives Spence was in Orange yesterday where she was a party guest at an afternoon affair given by Mrs.Alfred Higgins and Mrs.F.H.Mellor. Miss Villa Nye, of Highlands, returned home yesterday after a short visit with Mrs.J.H.Ritchie. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain丹尔。 N. D. McDowell was a Los Angeles visitor on Monday. J. E. Wright made a business trip to Anaheim on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitzell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hillman attended the Rialto theater on Sunday. Mrs. J. Childers of Riverside returned to her home after visiting for a week with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Childers. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis and children went to the California theater on Sunday. Mrs. Ralph West, Mrs. E. P. Mann and Mrs. W. B. Shaw spent Monday afternoon in Anaheim. Mr. Charles Gilwin and Mr. Frank Mahone made a business trip to Los Angeles on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Lucas and daughter Evelyn motored to Los Angeles on Saturday and attended the new Metropolitan theater. The Eastern Star will entertain with dancing and cards at the Masonic Temple on Saturday evening. Mrs. A. C. Mann is entertaining her niece, Mrs. John Le Page from Butte, Montana. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Interested GLASS TOP FOR CAR. vite Luxe and Boysen Sport top—construction of our frame also the & Top Shop Anaheim ed by the F. P. Taggart Co., of Fullerton, has opened a sub-agency for Chevrolet cars here last week in the Mission Garage. Two salesmen, William Lester and McFadden are employed and are authorized to sell cars any where in the county. They are prepared to take used cars in trade for the new model Chevrolet. The touring car which sells at $663.00 fully equipped, may be bought on terms of $195.00 down and balance in eighteen months. Terms on other cars in the same proportion. The coupe sells at $877.00 fully equipped including cord tires. The new model Chevrolet has many added features over former models that are taking well with the motoring public. Several of the good features of the touring cars is gasoline tank on the rear end; Stewart vacuum feed, entirely baked enamel body, twice the spring action of the old models, one third heavier frame and side curtains that open with the doors. The manager of the sub-agency is bringing his family here and the salesmen will do the same as soon as homes can be found. The anniversary meeting of the Round Table club will be held on Friday evening, Feb. 16th. This occasion will be celebrated with a supper at 6:30 and a lecture in the evening by Mr. Frank G. Tyrell of Los Angeles. The music committee has also secured some wonderful music. By vote of the club, Mrs. Mosler is to serve the dinner for 75¢ a plate. Reservations must be made by Wednesday. Tickets can be had from Mrs. Morehouse or Mrs. Fred Cline. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lemke and family motored to Imperial Valley last Friday over the week-end. The Better Mother's club will hold their regular meeting on Feb. 15, in the evening instead of afternoon. This will be mother's night only and they will be taken back to childhood days, as it is to be a "kid party". Every member is urged to come whether in costume or not. The party will be at the home of Mrs. Lewis Edwardson. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Local All-Star Pioneer Pills in Red and gold scarlets Tales are often told by Drummond Art for Old Olive-Trees DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 99 cents per scarlet SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Miss Villa Nye, of Highlands, returned home yesterday after a short visit with Mrs. J. H. Ritchie. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. La Ha Must have frost and situated in the hills location for growing The keenest citrus a buying up this property soil is fine, the waist frost and wind damage at much higher price We can sell almost each piece Low See us for appointm PAGE R AND CAKE K MILESTONE MRS. R. IVANS RISE party which started manitual stapper and conn a company of friends came in for the evemade Mrs. Roy Ivans, of a very happy honoree. rous use of jonquils and flowers gave a cheery to the home. An elabwas served, with a gorgday cake. Covers were Mr. and Mrs. Roy ivans Blanche, of Santa Ana; Sr., also of the county, and Joe Anlauf, of Santa were surprise guests, and Frank Gates. per the family was joinand Mrs. Howard Gates, s. I. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. of Fulerton; Mr. and Mrs. man and Jack and Marie. many and amusing kinds ade choice entertainment. especially enjoyed was the church concerning the doings ly, the characteristics of the members and in all a ing summary, which was tion of Mrs. Mabel Gates, fun-producing "stunt" from a blind menu, and orders were filled they a burlesque. However, a was served later in the was presented with s of love for her anireceived many messages attended uring the day. Valencia Gues° ats at Hotel Valencia yes- YOUNG GIRL PASSES Miss Elisle Simons, 16-year-old daughter of Mrs. Sandoval, of Alamitos, died in Community hospital, Santa Ana, from peritonitis. She had been removed from her home in the Huddle ambulance to the hospital early Monday. Funeral services were held this afternoon in St. Joseph's church, Santa Ana, with burial in Calvary cemetery. CAN YOU HELP HIM? J. M. Murray, ex-service man, is seeking a job. He is a fine-looking young man and says he is willing to do anything. If you have anything for him to do, please notify Herbert Sampson at the Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Missionary Tomorrow The Ladies of the Presbyterian church are reminded that the annual missionary meeting will be held in the church this week on Thursday afternoon as Friday is the Nationa day of prayer. All the ladies are urged to bring in the mite box which were not brought last Friday. Y.P.S.C.E. Social Evening The Senior department of the Y.P.S.C.E. of the Presbyterian church will hold its monthly meeting and soctin at the R. L. Coong home Friday evening. The young folk of the church are planning an unusual nice meeting. The Vogue Shoppe "Where Style is Inexpensive" 216 West Center Street Anaheim Here is a remarkably desirable offering of timely wear in the very best of Spring styles presented at these prices through the good judgment of our well planned purchases. Spring Here is a remarkably desirable offering of timely wear in the very best of Spring styles presented at these prices through the good judgment of our well planned purchases. Spring Hoisery You will appreciate these values when you see the beauty and quality of these exceptional stockings offered at this time at these prices. Included in the popular panel backs in all the new wanted shades. Sport Skirts This is another excellent offering in many modes and materials at prices exceptionally low at this time. $9.00 to $18.50 La Habra Heights Avocados Must have frost and wind protection. This property of 3,60 acres situated in the hills north of La Habra, has proved itself as the ideal location for growing avocados and winter vegetables. The keenest citrus and avocado men in Orange County are steadily buying up this property. They are buying beacuse they know the soil is fine, the water supply is ample, and the insurance against frost and wind damage to their groves would make this last cheap at much higher prices than it is being sold for. We can sell almost any sized acreage dotted with waterbiped to each piece. Low Prices. Easy Terms. See us for appointment to show this property. Local Representative Harry E. Scott Reaty Branch Office 23 No. Los Angeles St. Analm, Calif.