oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-19

HOSPITALITY OF LITTLE GIRLS MUCH ENJOYED THIRTY-TWO friends of Esther and Marion Zeppenfeld formed a jolly company Saturday afternoon in response to invitation to meet the young hostesses in Guild hall for a Valentine party. Valentine games were interesting pastimes for a considerable time, and later refreshments in an appropriate color setting were enjoyed. Favors of Valentines furthered the motif, each guest receiving a souvenir of the day of love messages. The guest list included Wilma McPadden, Florence Backs, Dorothy Yungbluth, Edward Yungbluth, June Eric, Fritz and Dorethy Borchert, Elizabeth Carroll, Janice Witman, Mary Francee Johnston, Betty Jane Wallop, Jane Peck, Virginia Peck, Mabel Leubow, Marjorie Lane, Evelyn Lane, Charlotte Hapgood, Gertrude Greunemay, Louise Greunemay, Nell Grafton, Helen Grafton, Billie Davis, of Brea; Dickie Melrose, Theodore Naon, Marlon Utter, Harley Cupford, Grace Houck and Helen Houck. Miss Elizabeth Donnelly assisted Mrs. Zeppenfeld and the other ladies in looking after the happiness of the children and din serving the delicious and cooling sweets of the afternoon refreshment. Dine in Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Shinn were dinner guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Ness, at their new home on West Malvern-at. Fullerton. W. A. Johnson, uncle and former neighbor, now of Oakland, also was present. A very pleasant evening followed the dinner during which the company discussed old times. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Day in Snowy Region A number of Anaheim pleasure seekers motored to Cajon Pass yesterday and sought the snow covered region. At noon they cooked steaks over the large fire places and made coffee. W. H. Houts was chef for the occasion and gave the members of the party a meal they will not soon forget. Of course everybody ate plenty of snow and had their faces properly washed. In the party weer Mr. and Mrs. E. Brus, Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, and children, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Nowotny, and children, Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Wst. H. Houts and Pauline Houts, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Boege and children, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Martinet, Mrs. Margaret Zehring and Morris Martenet. Picnic on Mt. Baldy Mt. Baldy was the destination of a number of Anaheim young folk who motored there for the day. Hiking, snowballing and the picnic lunch were greatly enjoyed by all. In the group were Misses Thelma Patrick, Lois Daniels, Hazel Wright, Lydia and Alma Prahm, Amy and Anna Degryse, Evelyn Karsten and Margaret Schaeffer, the Messrs Harry Kirk, Henry Smith, Luther Strog, Elton Snavely, Fritz Schaffer, Bill Reed and Loule Frahm. Dine with Fullerton Friends Mrs. H. C. Rucek was the guest yesterday of Mrs. E. D. Johnson. In the late afternoon they were joined by Mr. Rucek and Mr. Johnson. A bountiful dinner was spread at 5:30 which was thorouly enjoyed by all. Music and conversation were diversions of the after dinner hours. Mrs. E. Voss Herrington and son E. Voss Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Slack left Saturday for Texas where they will pass two months visiting relatives. SMALL HONOR BIRTH DICKIE JEWEL Old Saturday celebrate the number of frides occasion with played games and took preach pretty gifts that Late in the church where they for pretty table pink carnation woven. The cake with the center of attraction and favors fun cream and call guests who waived Kathleen Sheen Gawelse Nicholas Hyckman Percy Dykemain ston Teddy Kipp Howard of Huntington Dickie Jewell. Dinner Again demo living in Cahill dinners in the were enjoyed by terday Along the C.R.John With the fried platters and good things,the shade of the Just as the fare received a plea Phillip Fuller,"Doc" Fullerton the dinner group Other guests ler and son He,and James Tail Johns family,mrs.C.R.John Dine in Fullerton Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Shinn were dinner guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van Ness, at their new home on West Malvern-st, Fullerton. W. A. Johnson, uncle and former neighbor, now of Oakland, also was present. A very pleasant evening followed the dinner during which the company discussed old times. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Mrs. H. C. Ruick was the guest yesterday of Mrs. E. D. Johnson. In the late afternoon they were joined by Mr. Ruick and Mr. Johnson. A bountiful dinner was spread at 5:30 which was thoroly enjoyed by all. Music and conversation were diversions of the after dinner hours. Mrs. E. Voss Herrington and son E. Voss Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Slack left Saturday for Texas where they will pass two months visiting relatives. Chiropractic A scientific Chiropractic adjustment is the only remedy—So if you're in ill health come to us and let us restore you to normalcy. AFFECTIONS of any of the following parts may be caused by NERVES impinged at the spine by a subluxated vertebrae: - BRAIN - EYES - EARS - NOSE - THROAT - ARMS - HEART - LUNGS - LIVER - STOMACH - PANCREAS - SPLEEN - KIDNEYS - SMALL BOWEL - LARGE BOWEL - GENITAL ORGANS - THIGHS AND LEGS Examination Free Leota P. Anderson Chiropractor Office Hours 10-12 A. M.; 1-5 P. M.; Mon., Wed., Fri., 7-8 P. M. Telephone 413 204 Fisher Building Anaheim, Calif. Leota P. Anderson Chiropractor Office Hours 10-12 A.M.; 1-5 P.M.; Mon., Wed., Fri., 7-8 P.M. Telephone 413 204 Fisher Building Anaheim, Calif. Clearance Sale of Drapery Cretonnes Offering a wonderful selection in beautiful cretonnes at cost prices to make room for our new arrivals. 29c to 75c per yard Including values which originally sold as high as $1.25 to $1.50 Many patterns and color combinations to select from and in pieces of amount to complete any decorative scheme. BLUE BIRD 323 East Center St. Phone 670-J Decorating Drapery THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, FEB. 19TH, 1923 SMALL HOST DOES HONORS AT HIS BIRTHDAY PARTY DICKIE JEWEL was seven years old Saturday and to properly celebrate the event, he invited a number of friends over to enjoy the occasion with him. The happy crowd played games during the afternoon and took great delight in viewing the pretty gifts the honoree received. Late in the afternoon Mrs. Jewell invited the children into the house where they found their places at a pretty table cleverly decorated in pink carnations with greenery interwoven. The pink and white birthday cake with the seven candles was the center of attraction. Pink nut baskets and favors furthered the motif. Ice cream and cake were served to the guests who were Catherine Albeiter, Katheleen Sheridan, Marguerite and Gawelse Nicholas, Ellen Fowler, Eleonora Dyckman, Mary Emily Jewell, Percy Dyckman, Jack Warren Johnston, Teddy and Jack Shaw, Billy Kipp, Howard Brown, Craig Hosmer of Huntington Beach and the host, Dickie Jewell. Dinner Under Trees Again demonstrating the joy of living in California, out-of-door dinners in the middle of February were enjoyed by many families yesterday. Along them was the one at the C.R. John home in Cypress. With the fried chicken piled high on platters, and many accompanying good things, the meal was served in the shade of the big mulberry tree. Just as the family was seated they received a pleasant surprise when Phillip Fuller, of San Diego, and "Doc" Fullerton drove up and joined the dinner group. Other guests were Mrs. Elisie Fuller and son, Herbert, of Los Angeles, and James Taylor, who with the Johns family, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Johns and daughters, str. LATEST PARIS FASHION A chic turban from the maison levois of brilliant red with a mosaic effect rosette. City Briefs Mrs. Frank Fleming and children of Pomona, Miss Margaret Nicklin, Los Angeles and Will Houllhan of Cathay were guests yesterday at the Degryse home, Mrs. Fleming and Mr. Houllhan are cousins of the Degryse young folk. Mr. J. C. Coyner and daughter Helen and Miss Florence Meeker motored to Pomona yesterday. Mrs. Sophia Matter, Miss Ida, George and Louise Matter motored to Santa Monica and vicinity vester. 3 GREAT SERVICES AT TABERNACLE SUN. There were three great services Sunday. Sunday morning the Sunday school went over 200 in attendance. The Reds were ahead in the contest. At 3 o'clock Mrs. Lucile, Mize spoke to a fine crowd of women. Her address was excellent. During the address a strong appeal was made to the mothers to do their duty as Christians to the boys and girls. She said: "We must better the mothers to better the race, and the influence of the girls and women upon the community is beyond comparison." In the evening the largest crowd of the series of meetings filled the big auditorium. A delegation from Pomona was present. Among those was J. B. Johnson, a former evangelist. The singing was excellent. Each section vied in beating the other sections in singing. Evangelist Vawter answered several questions from the question box. Nightly it is seen that he has fine command of the Bible, and is a fine Bible teacher. The subject was "What Must I Do Be Saved?" The evangelist said, "This is not solved by what any good man says about it but what the Lord said. This question was asked six times in the New Testament. The first three times is a duplication of one man's asking the rich young ruler. The question was asked in Matthew 19:16 and answered in Matt. 19:21. The young ruler wanted to know what to do that he might have terminal life. The young man had kept the Ten Commandments. Jesus said that would not do but said: "Come follow me." "The Ten Commandments would not save under the old dispensation nor under the new dispensation for we are saved by the blood of Christ." R. T. Colonial Party The Placentia Round Table club will give a Colonial party Wednesday afternoon beginning at 2:30. The program will be in charge of Mrs. A. Petroti. The hostesses will be in colonial costume and a very pleasant afternoon is anticipated. The Mesdames C. A. Cuff, George Thomas, E. Payton and M. L. Gifford are afternoon hostesses. Entertain Friends at Dinner The A. Messrsmith home was the scene of a pleasant gathering Saturday when several long time friends gathered for an excellent dinner and day of pleasant visiting. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Buss and Miss Emma Buss, who are wintering in Los Angeles and vicinity, their home being in Wisconsin. Others of the company were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Haise, of Los Angels, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ramm and family. The afternoon was enjoyed in talking over old times and in discussing the beauties of California, as well as comparing the weather of Saturday to that now being experienced in the Wisconsin home of the sojourners. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS New guests at Hotel Valencia: E. A. Struttman, D. E. Smiley, Gordon N. Randall, D. C. Stone, Jack Regan, W. S. McGrath, C. C. Bailey, and Art Smith, Los Angeles; and Henry J. Maag, Santa Ana. Other guests at Hotel Valencia include: R. R. Alderson and wife, Miss G. J. Williams, R. Boyd, M. C. Stewart, J. W. Cropp, R. A. Potts, A. L. Jordan, M. B. Haver, Frank J. Murray, Paul Fredell, Hamson King and wife, Mrs. Ida M. Sandel. Rebekah Practice Tonight The Lois Rebekah degree staff will hold drill practice this evening in Odd Fellowa hall, beginning promptly at 7:30. It is requested that every member be present and be on time. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hughes, Mrs. Ida Hughes, Mrs. Vansant of Los Angeles motored to Seal Beach and Mrs. Frank Fleming and children of Pomona, Miss Margaret Nicklin, Los Angeles and Will Houlihan of Cathay were guests yesterday at the Degryse home, Mrs. Fleming and Mr. Houlihan are cousins of the Degryse young folk. Mr. J. C. Coyner and daughter Helen and Miss Florence Meeker motored to Pomona yesterday. Mrs. Sophia Matter, Miss Ida, George and Louie Matter motored to Santa Monica and vicinity yesterday. Miss Esther Jackson and Frank Crooke and C.E. Carle of Fullerton visited friends in Anaheim yesterday and also enjoyed the ball game. The Young and Beasley families both of near Cypress, are enjoying a new automobile each. The Beasley's new car is a Jewell. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh LaRue, of Cypress, Mr. and Mrs. James Goff, of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Melvin, parents of Mrs.Goff, formed a motor party yesterday to San Bernardino to the orange show. Mr. and Mrs.Melvin are residents of Marycville, Mo., who have been wintering in Long Beach, but who will leave in a few days for their eastern home. Mrs.Lloyd Corser of Santa Paula is the guest of Mrs.Welcome M.Ward for several days. Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Spear of Placentia are rejoicing over the arrival of a ten-pound daughter. This is the third girl in the family. Mrs.Brownie Johnston of Brookhurst is confined at home with the flu. Mr. and Mrs.C.Better and daughter,Miss Verdelle,of Fullerton, were afternoon guests of Mr.Mrs.Henry Ramn yesterday.Other callers were Mr.Mrs.Fred Link. Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Buss and Miss Emma Buss, winter visitors from Wisconsin, were guests of Anaheim friends Saturday and immediately fell in love with Anaheim and vicinity. Mr. and Mrs.Billy Darnley and children motored to San Bernardino yesterday where they enjoyed the sights of the Orange show. A merry party of four passed the week-end at Mt.Baldy.Misses Alameda Hodgdon,Lucille Perry,Henl Melhorn and Agnes Bastian were the quartet. Miss Myrtle Winters was in Los Angeles over Saturday. Miss Helen Coyner made a trip to Los Angeles Saturday. The business girls gym club will have meeting tomorrow evening instead of Wednesday.All girls are requested to bear this in mind. Mrs.Fred Mitchell and daughter Mabel passed Sunday at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Johnson have returned to their home in Kansas.The Johnsons moved to Long Beach from Anaheim and make frequent trips from Kansas to So.Calf. Gerald Fergus and Mat Betzold This question was asked six times in the New Testament.The first three times is a duplication of one man's asking the rich young ruler.The question was asked in Matthew 19:16 and answered in Matt 19:21.The young ruler wanted to know what to do that he might have ternal life.The young man had kept the Ten Commandments.Jesus said that would not do but said: "Come follow me." "The Ten Commandments would not save under the old dispensation nor under the new dispensation for we are saved by the blood of Christ and Christ is not mentioned or implied in the Ten Commandments.The duplication of this incident is found in Mark and Luke.Jesus' real answer was 'Come follow me.'As the rich young ruler did not follow Jesus,the we do not have his example so must look to those who did follow Jesus." "The question is asked again in Acts 2:37 and answered in Acts 2:38" "Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins." "Between the time of the incident of the young ruler and one recorded in Acts.Jesus died promising the Spirit,and giving the marching orders to his disciples to tarry in Jerusalem until the Spirit came and then go and teach.The Spirit came,Peter preached the great sermon They were told to repent and be baptized and the gift of the Holy Spirit would be given them. "In Acts 16:39 the question is asked of Paul and Silas by the Jailor.An answered in Acts 16:31-33." "Bellevue on the Lord Jesus Christ." "The jailor washed the backs of Paul and Silas showing repentance They were baptized the same hour of the night." "The last time the question is asked is in the record of Paul's conversion;Acts 22:10 and answered in Acts 22:16 when Paul was told to "Arise and be baptized and wash away thy sins."Paul already believed and repented." "Since these people followed Jesus we know what he meant when he said," "Come follow me." In these incidents we find that all believed all repented and all were baptized." Tonight there will be no service but the meeting will be resumed on Tuesday night,the subject being "Is there a God,proven without the Bible." The tabernacle was painted in an hour and 25 minutes Saturday afternoon by Palnters Union 1136. ORTEGA FUNERAL TUESDAY Funeral services for Mrs.Lucy Ortega,47,who died Saturday morning,have been announced for 2 a.m.Tuesday from the McAulay funeral parlor,Rev.Frank M.Dowling of Placentia officiating.Interment is to be in the Loma Vista cemetery." Stewart, J. W. Cropp, R. A. Potts, A. L. Jordan, M. B. Haver, Frank J. Murray, Paul Fredell, Hamson King and wife, Mrs. Ida M. Sandel. Rebekah Practice Tonight The Leis Rebekah degree staff will hold drill practice this evening in Odd Fellows hall, beginning promptly at 7:30. It is requested that every member be present and be on time. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hughes, Mrs. Ida Hughes, Mrs. Vansant of Los Angeles motored to Seal Beach and Long Beach yesterday. Miss Helen Coyner made a trip to Los Angeles Saturday. The business girls gym club will have meeting tomorrow evening instead of Wednesday. All girls are requested to bear this in mind. Mrs. Fred Mitchell and daughter Mabel passed Sunday at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Johnson have returned to their home in Kansas. The Johnsons moved to Long Beach from Anaheim and make frequent trips from Kansas to So. Calif. Gerald Fergus and Mat Betzold motored to Labeck and other points of interest in the San Fernando valley. H. Nickoli of Washington is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. J. Fergus. Mrs. Ida Hubhes went to Seal Beach today where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hughes. Floyd Baker, of Caltech, was an over Sunday guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mrs. Millard and Miss Helene Millard of Los Angeles were Sunday dinner guests at the Baker home. Come to Independent Battery Station for 1st class car washing. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Business College Fall Term Now Going Day School Night School Enter any day or Night POSITION FOR ALL GRADUATES Ask for Free Catalogue JOYNER INSTANT RELIEP STOMACH REMEDY $1 and $2 bottles Recommended and sold by Heyin's Pharmacy Ask for list of JOYNER REMEDIES ORTEGA FUNERAL TUESDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Ortega, 47, who died Saturday morning, have been announced for 2 a.m. Tuesday from the McAulay funeral parlors, Rev. Frank M. Dowling of Placetta officiating. Interment is to be in the Loma Vista cemetery. ANNOUNCEMENTS We wish to announce that second floor of the Cassou Our business is CHIROPRACTIC If you are not in perfect health it is supremacy passes all other flu proved this statement, as one case out of 16. CHIROPRACTIC is also CONSULTATION Hours 10 A.M. to 12 P.M. Hours 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Other hours by appointment. SCOTT Suite 1, Cassou Bldg. SERVICES ERNACLE SUN. three great services morning the Sunday over 200 in attendance. e ahead in the constant Mrs. Lucile, Mize the crowd of women. was excellent. During strong appeal was mothers to do their ans to the boys and "We must better the tter race, and the girls and women upunity is beyond coming the largest crowd of meetings filled the A delegation from present. Among those soon, a former evanwas excellent. Each beating the other sectuary answered sevfrom the question is seen that he has of the Bible, and is teacher. The subject ist I D To Be Savit said, "This is not any good man says that the Lord said. was asked six times testament. The first duplication of one the rich young ruler, was asked in Matthew hered in Matt. 19:21. Ir wanted to know he might have teryoung man had kept andments. Jesus said do but said: "Come commandments would the old dispensation new dispensation for the blood of Christ TURKEY DINNER MARKS ANOTHER LIFE MILESTONE A TURKEY dinner party is not the lot of every man on this birthday, and Mr. Henry Hussman considers himself very fortunate in being the honoree yesterday at an event of the kind. The dinner was served at one o'clock from a table laden with oodles of tasty vlands, and as they do say that "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, those men must have had a bad case of enlargement of the heart yesterday. The valentine features were used, place cards with messages on them, delimited places for an even dozen. Red and white carnations formed the centerpiece, which vied for beauty honors with the red and white birthday cake. The after dinner time was pleasantly passed with rememiscences and conversation concerning the wonders of Anaheim, as many of the guests were from other localities. The guests included Mrs. Emily Alguire, Miss Pearl Alguire and Albert Alguire, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Henry and Miss Madge Henry, of El Monte; Mr. and Mrs. A. Slintborn, Alta Loma; Otto Hussman and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hussman, and Henrietta, of Anaheim. Auxiliary Tomorrow Night The American Legion Auxiliary will meet tomorrow evening in the club rooms at 7:30. Legion men are asked to see that their wives,' mothers and sisters be present. Parisian Millinery Opening The opening today of the Parisian Millinery, of which Mrs. Edith B. Churchill is owner, was attended by a large crowd of interested ladies all day long. Mrs. Churchill comes to Anaheim after twelve years in a high class millinery show. Another Missouri Reunion Friends and relatives numbering nineteen, drove to Baldwin Park yesterday to enjoy another jollification in the event of the birthday anniversary of Mr. Wm. Heying, and in honor of Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Kellmeyer, of the Iron Mountain state, who have been visiting former friends here for several weeks, but will be leaving soon for their return home. Gathered about the festal board at one o'clock, places were marked for Messrs. and Meadames Wm. Van Booven, John Heying, Colks, Henry Heying, Ferd Heying, of Anaheim; Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Kellmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kellmeyer and Henry Kellmeyer, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Ott and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heying, host and hostess, of Baldwin Park. Good old times were related during the afternoon, with music and cards interpersisting. About 8 o'clock refreshment was served and after another game or two the party reluctantly bade each other goodnight. MOVIES SHOWN SCHOOL ASSEMBLY Movies were displayed at the Fullerton grammar school assembly this afternoon. The pictures were "Century Pilgrims" and "Big Industry, Shoes". These assemblies are held for instruction in reels of safety first, patriotism, personal courtesy and the like. They use "catchy" phrases and verses as, for instance: "There was a boy who fancied by running hard and fast, he could cross the street before the car got past. He'd miss the fender by an inch, and make the driver sore; There WAS a boy who fancied this, there is not any more." CONGRATULATE J. W. PRICE His associates in the city hall took a portion of their noon hour today to wish J. W. Price, building inspector, many happy returns of the day, as he Auxiliary Tomorrow Night The American Legion Auxiliary will meet tomorrow evening in the club rooms at 7:30. Legion men are asked to see that their wives,' mothers and sisters be present. Parisian Millinery Opening The opening today of the Parisian Millinery, of which Mrs. Edith B. Churchill is owner, was attended by a large crowd of interested ladies all day long. Mrs. Churchill comes to Anaheim after twelve years in a high class millinery shop in New York, and several years in the largest cities on the coast. She is asking all the ladies of the community to inspect her pretty showing of hats at their earliest convenience. AT THE CALIFORNIA New guests at California Hotel, Fullerton; C. P. Thurston, San Francisco; S. A. C. Numler, Providence, R. L.; Louis Franka, P. R. Morrow, C. W. McCabe, and Mrs. L. G. McCabe, San Diego; J. L. Chase, Redlands; J. W. Cummings, Newport Beach; Robert Stewart, Santa Ana; and George W. Walker, and S. Goldstone, Los Angeles. 500 cash PUTS AN ELECTRIC WASHER IN YOUR HOME 300 cash PUT A VACUUM CLEANER IN YOUR HOME Ask for Demonstrations Washer Wilson 227 East Center St. 108 East Amerige (Open Saturday Nights) WASHER WILSON 227 East Center St. 108 East Amérige Anaheim Fullerton (Open Saturday Nights) ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to announce that we have opened new and modern offices on the floor of the Cassou building, Suite 1 over Falkenstein store. Our business is CHIROPRACTORS, we are in business for your HEALTH. You are not in perfect health call and see us Chiropractic has grown on its sites in 27 years to be the second largest healing method in the world, its macy passes all other methods by a large per cent our statistics of the proved this statement, as we lost one case out of 886 and under medicine case out of 16. CHIROPRATIC is also the greatest preventive against disease. CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS IS FREE M. to 12 P. M. L. to 4 P. M. Phone 380 for appointment Residence Fullerton 166-J-5 SCOTT & SCOTT CHIROPRACTORS Palmer School Graduates Lady Attendant Cassou Bldg. Anaheim, Calif.