oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-20

LARGE SECTION GATHERS ABOUT. LUNCHEON TABLE With forty-six ladies congregating at the F. A. Backs, Sr., home yesterday at luncheon hour, one of the nicest affairs of the club season occurred. Mrs. Backs and Mrs. Nellie E. Terry were hostesses to the members of the Domestic Science section of the Anaheim Ebell club, three-course luncheon being served at 1 o'clock. The two long tables and two smaller ones, with lovely centerpieces of pink sweet peas from the gardens of Miss Kate Ita, were beautifully appointed. A pink and white motif in the dining room with lavender sweet peas in the living rooms gave a breath of Springtime as pastel colorings and fragrance of bloom may do. Favors were small ships, the handiwork of Mrs. R. B. Herman, leader of the section, which were filled with candies and huts. Imbedded in the sweets each lady found a tiny folded slip which contained her "fortune", the clever and original work of Mrs. G. M. Simpson, curator of Ebell club. When the prophylaxis were read aloud they excited much moreiment. The feature of the luncheon was the excellent paper given by Mrs. C. W. Hedges, who told of the requirements for a solid foundation in home life, not the least of these being a broad knowledge domestic science as pertains to cooking. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. F. G. Peck, on Monday, March 19. Luncheon in Long Beach Several Anaheim ladies helped swell the number of luncheon guests to thirty, when Mrs. G. E. McDonald, Mrs. G. W. Henzlch, Mrs. Wm. Wanke and Mrs. W. E. Towers, of Long Beach, were joint hostesses at the founters home at one o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Ida Pohlman, Mrs. F. R. Hert- Miss Helen Eagen is shown here with the latest in handle of which is modeled into a doll's head while covered with colored chiffon and ribbon, and gives tha of a fluffy doll's dress when closed and forming the body when open. Welcome First Daughter A little daughter joined the household of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gorion, of South Eastst Thursday Feb. 15 Luncheon in Long Beach Several Anaheim ladies helped well the number of luncheon guests to thirty, when Mrs. G. E. McDonald, Mrs. G. W. Henzick, Mrs. Wm. Wanke and Mrs. W. E. Towers, of Long Beach, were joint hostesses at the Towers home at one o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Ida Pohman, Mrs. F. R. Hertert and Mrs. F. A. Pehlman drove over to the beach city in time to enjoy greetings and a little chat before luncheon time. Other guests included ladies from Los Angeles and San Pedro. The table was pretty with its fragrant red carnation centerpiece, interwoven with ferns. After the repaint the ladies had their pictures taken and devoted the remainder of the day to general visiting. Energetic Motor Party Mrs. W. F. McCabe, of New York, who is wintering in California and is the guest of her brother; Ed Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Nenno, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nenho formed a motor party to San Diego over the week end. The sextet left Anaheim at 6:30 Sunday morning, visiting the mission and other historical places en route. They also drove over La Jolla arriving in time for luncheon in the southern city. A visit to the ostrich farm and an evening drive brought the party to thorough appreciation of the hour of retiring. Earlier Monday morning they left for Tia Juana, Corinado and other points and again had a complete day, arriving home late last night. Jolly Bunch, Jolly Party The "Jolly Bunch," which is composed of a congenial number of local high school pupils, held a meeting at the home of Miss Florence Trapp and proved that the club has been appropriately named. With games of varied kinds, and singing high school songs, the evening rushed along. Valentines were an interesting feature of amusement. Refreshments were served about 16 o'clock, and with a little music and a game or two afterward, the merry party came to a conclusion. The guests included the Misses Lucy Abplainp, Roberta and Blanche Cawhon, Dorothy Salter, Blenda Probst, Jane Cans, Mr. and Mrs. Probst and daughter, Lucille, Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp, parents of the young hostess, and Merris Wayne Overleese, Ted and Ed Sims, Jake o'Jnes, Jack Barnett, Wilton Abplainp, Erwin Holder, Raymond Musser and Claude Preston. Mrs. Welcome M. Ward and guest, Mrs. Lloyd Coror went to Santa Ana Welcome First Daughter A little daughter joined the household of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gorton, of South East-st, Thursday, Feb. 15. The newcomer has been named Delta May, and already the two small brothers are planning on taking "sister" to school. Three boys and two girls have made their advent into the world at "The Retreat," during Feb. and both mothers and children are getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson, of Placentia, have a son, born Feb. 5 and weighing almost 7 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. L. Van Way, Fullerton, a daughter, 8 pounds; Mr. and Mrs. C.Wester, Lo Habra, an 8½ pounds boy born at 12:45 Feb. 16, and Mr. and Mrs. G.G.Winburn, of Anaheim, a daughter born one hour later on the same date. Mr. and Mrs.C.Knox, of Huntington Beach, are parents of a son, 8½ pounds, born Feb. 3. Four Plays in One Nite Plans are being perfected at Anaheim this week for the four one-act plays which will be given in the auditorium Friday, Feb. 23. The dramatic classes under the supervision of Miss Lucille Bickley are all entertaining. A small charge will be made and the money goes to the scholarship fund. This department is sending several students thru college and needs more money. The sketches are "He Said and She Said." "The Wonder Hat" something now in line of entertainment, is sure to please. It is a delightful fantasy and special costumes and scenery are being made. "Droggs" is a dramatic comedy and a scream from start to finish. A pleasing domestic comedy is "Tuesday Evening" which deals with the young married couple, Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Johns and the "an-laws." Tickets may be secured from any of the Hi school students or at the box office the night of the performance. The entertainment will be exceptionally fine and should draw a large crowd. Community Shop Needs From the Community Shop comes a call for clothing, which reminds one that the shop ladies are different from those at the church bazaar who advertised that they had discarded clothing of all kinds. The shop ladies haven't that's what they want. In fact the shop stock is low in every department and donations of it when open. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E.D.Marion and Bit Anita, and Horace Skil San Bernardino today orange show. New patients at the lium include: Gordon Beach; Mrs.L.B.Lheim; and Clinton B centia. Jimmie Thomas of was the guest last evening and Mrs.H.C.Rulek enjoyed and luncheon Mr.Thomas left for his Mrs.Emil Kestenbeth Edgar Black of Long guests yesterday of M.Ward. John Kester, of Cyper dangerously ill with pneumonia is showing provement. Head pain he suffered for many days and his friends are hing his presence about Mrs.Wm.Ablandhp came home from the after a major operation to take a short drive Sunday. The Business Girls Go meet this evening instate row evening, as usual, ed to note the change Mr. and Mrs.George go to Nado, near Los morrow, to attend the old friend, Mr.Joe Na Engene Toelle is reco from an attack of the l BRIDAL JOURNAL ENDS IN H The many friends of ning will be pleased to is now out of danger operation-for appendice Berngrdino hospital.Henning his bride,the was at Big Bear on The bridgement was taken Saturday but was unthe hospital until Monte impassible roads,and the bride of Mr.H been with him since hi RADIO! THE BEST See A. Bevillard Agent For The De Forest Line Anaheim Ignition Depot Established 1912 218 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 459 Anaheim Community Shop Needs From the Community Shop comes a call for clothing, which reminds one that the shop ladies are different from those at the church bazaar who advertised that they had discarded clothing of all kinds. The shop ladies haven't, but that's what they want. In fact the shop stock is low in every department and donations of all kinds are most acceptable. Tomorrow is an open day and it will help a great deal if the contributions are generous and varied. Almost any sort of garment can be sold and many of the poorer homes would be far more comfortable with the addition of a piece or two of furniture or bed covering. Entertain in New Hotel The hospitality of the beautiful California Hotel, Fullerton, was extended to a large crowd Saturday thru Miss Helen Reinhaus of Santa Ana and Mrs. S. Silverman of Fullerton when they entertained with a bridge tea. There were seven tables for bridge games and two tables for those desiring to play Man Jongg. Winners for the bridge games were Miss Laura Porter, Fullerton, and Mrs. Coy Swindel, Santa Ana, and in Mah Jongg, Miss Artie Cleveland. A horse shoe shaped table accommodated the guests for ten. The table was aglow with spring flowers. Business Club Tonight Members of the hiking club and other of the Business and Professional Women's club who desire to go on a hike, are asked to meet at the library this evening at 7 o'clock to plan a trip. Montana Picnic Date The date for the Montana state picnic, which was to have been held Thursday, Feb. 22, in Sycamore park, Los Angeles, has been changed to Saturday, March 3. AT CALIFORNIA New guests at Californias Fullerton: C. G. Pa Beach; Vernon Snively; H. W. Bailey, O. C. G. T. Kennedy, and N. L. Los Angeles; W. A. C. Gross, J. Barkan, Bennett, and Harry F. Francisco; F. L. Thu dena; and J. E. Randle Randle Victorville. VISIT ORANGE Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Clarkie Reavles, Mrs. and Rev. Vawter motored Bernardino yesterday at Orange Show. Yesterday day of rest for the ovant. ENJOY WEINIE Almost the entire city Tabernacle motored Landing last evening we enjoyed a sumptuous wedge other features. KIWANIS LADIE The regular meeting of Kiwanis Club was held day. There was a large This was ladies' day, an entertainment was given honor. The club no practiced songs to be charter presentation made Habra Kiwanians, Weening at Hotel Virginia. Plain Dealer Want Ads Uric Acid Solvent $1 Recommended and THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, FEB. 20TH, 1923 CITY FROM PARIS HONORS HOUSE GUEST, FORMER ANAHEIM GIRL MRS. WELCOMES M. WARD invited a number of girls in for the afternoon yesterday to compliment her house guest, Mrs. Lloyd Corser, formerly of Anaheim, now living in Santa Paula. Mrs. Ward had a number of attractive bouquets of spring flowers that lent their fragrance for the occasion. Embroidery work and conversation were enjoyed through the afternoon hours. The girls designed to form a club and will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Lyman Davis. They will hold the meetings on Wednesday. Mrs. Ward served a delightful luncheon in the late afternoon. Her guests included the honoree, Mrs. Lloyd Corser, Mrs. Norbert Anderson, Mrs. Emil Kostenholtz, Jr., Mrs. Ed. Black, Mrs. Orville Schenck, Mrs. Lyman Davis, Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mrs. Emory Knipe and Mrs. Herbert Wilson. Union to Meet Thursday The Woman's Union of the Calvary Baptist church will meet with Mrs. H. T. Alalp, 1000 East Broadway, Thursday, Feb. 22, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. T. O. Mock will have charge of the devotionals. Every woman is cordially invited to the meeting. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia include: J. P. Martin, C. Exreeman, W. W. Harvey, W. H. Bell, W. S. McGrath, W. E. Osborne, J. C. Jewett, J. C. Schwartz, G. Hoghoorn, E. L. Glunerman, H. F. Mix, and R. L. Bailey, Los Angeles; F. Nash and F. A. Gordon, San Diego; R. F. Lee, Bakersfield; Noah Sowers, Ogden, Utah; K. Gratz, and Mrs. Max Milz, Taft; Charles P. Brice, Glendale; M.S. Clark, San Jose; and J.W.Grimco, Whittier. Here is "Long Jimi" Barnes, prominent golfer was Miss Caroline Haggerty of New York, St. James church in New York recently, and Atlantic City. Then proceeded to Cuba where Barnes is to take part in the Florida Golf Club will be back in the States, with Mrs. Barnes play for the golf crown. “At Home” to Friends Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Simmons, 293 East Chartres, will be “at home” to their friends Thursday evening, Feb. 22. Informal open house will be observed and Mr. and Mrs. Simmons desire that this notice serves as an introduction to the Federal office. BANKE FED Officials First Nation tomorrow e the Federal City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Carl Martin, Mrs. E. D. Marion and little daughter, Anita, and Horace Skinner went to San Bernardino today to attend the orange show. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Gordon Grant, Sunset Beach; Mrs. L. B. Leverich, Anaheim; and Clinton Baldwin, Placentia. Jinnie Thomas of Los Angeles was the guest last evening of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruijck. Cards were enjoyed and luncheon served before Mr. Thomas left for his home. Mrs. Emil Kestenholtz Jr., Mrs. Edgar Black of Long Beach were guests yesterday of Mrs. Welcome M. Ward. John Kester, of Cypress who was dangerously ill with influenza and pneumonia is showing marked improvement. Head pains, from which he suffered for many days, are gone and his friends are happily awaiting his presence about town again. Mrs. Wm. Abplandip, who recently came home from the sanitarium after a major operation, was able to take a short drive to Artesia on Sunday. The Business Girls Gym class will meet this evening instead of tomorrow evening, as usual. All are asked to note the change in date. Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp will go to Nado, near Los Angeles to morrow, to attend the funeral of an old friend, Mr. Joe Nado. Engene Toelle is recovering nicely from an attack of the flu. BRIDAL JOURNEY ENDS IN HOSPITAL The many friends of Walter Henning will be pleased to hear that he is now out of danger following an operation for appendicitis in San Bernardo hospital. With Mrs. Henning, his bride, the young couple was at Big Bear on a honeymoon. The bridegroom was taken suddenly ill Saturday but was unable to reach the hospital until Monday, owing to the impassible roads. The mother and the bride of Mr. Henning have been with him since his illness. AT CALIFORNIA HOTEL New guests at California Hotel, Fullerton: C. G. Panchet, Long Beach; Vernon Snively, C. A. Percy, H. W. Bailey, O. C. Griswell, Paul T. Kennedy, and N. F. Markham, Los Angeles; W. A. McClure, C. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia include: J. P. Martin, C. Freeman, W. W. Harvey, W. H. Bell, W. S. McGrath, W. E. Osborne, J. C. Jewett, J.C. Schwartz, G. Hogbroun, E.L. Giannerman, H. P. Mix, and R.L. Bailey, Los Angeles; F. Nash and F.A. Gordon, San Diego; R.F. Lee, Bakerfield; Noah Sowers, Ogden, Utah; K. Gratz, and Mrs. Max Milz, Taft; Charles P. Erice, Glendale; M.S. Clark, San Jose; and J.W.Grimco, Whittier. Compliments Husband Elmer Brus was pleasantly surprised last evening when a party of friends called to help him celebrate his birthday. Five hundred was the diversion of the evening house. Mr. and Mrs. L.Z.Kroeger had a winning streak and carried away the prizes. Spring flowers were used along with Valentine features for the decorations . Covers were placed at the luncheon table for Mr. and Mrs.E.E.Brus, Mr. and Mrs.Henry Heying, Mr. and Mrs.Henry Husmann, Mr. and Mrs.L.Z.Kroeger, and Mrs.Richard Groos. Club Section Wednesday History and Travel Section of Anaheim Ebell will meet tomorrow with Miss F.Kate Rea. All members are requested to be present. At Home" to Friends Mr.md Mrs.E.F.Simmons 303 East Chartres, will be "at home" to their friends Thursday evening, Feb. 22.Informal open house will be observed and Mr.Mrs.Simmons desire that this notice serves as an invitation to all interested. DANCE AT ARTESIA Invitations have been issued by Jesse Willard, of Norwalk, for a masquerade dance to be given Thursday night,Feb.22,在the hall at Artesia.About 100 Buena Park,Cypress and Norwalk lovers of the terpilechorean art will be in attendance.The ladies will provide the refreshments. WEDDED AT 1 A.M. Routed out of bed at 1 a.m., Police Judge French of Fallerton united in marriage Roy Niosi, 39,and Lillian Steaman, 30,both of Los Angeles They were accompanied by witnesses. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Glenn's Peerless Market In Ruether's Public Market Be here at 2 p.m. Wednesday,SURE,to get your Free Ham DON'T FORGET A Few Specials for YOU! Fancy Plate Boiling Prime Steer Chuck Beef Roasts AT CALIFORNIA HOTEL New guests at California Hotel, Fullerton; C. G. Panhet, Long Beach; Vernon Snively, C. A. Percy, H. W. Bailey, O. C. Griswell, Paul T. Kennedy, and N. F. Markham, Los Angeles; W. A. McClure, C. C. Gross, J. Barkan, Arthur W. Bennett, and Harry F. Wheeler, San Francisco; F. L. Thurston, Pasadena; and J. E. Randle, and Dave Randle Victorville. VISIT ORANGE SHOW Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Myers, Miss Clarkie Reavles, Mrs. Lucille Mize and Rev. Vawter motored to San Bernardino yesterday and visited the Orange Show. Yesterday was the day of rest for the evangelistic party. ENJOY WEINIE BAKE Almost the entire choir of the Tabernaele motored to Anaheim Landing last evening where they enjoyed a sumptuous wienie bake and other features. KIWANIS LADIES' DAY The regular meeting of Fullerton Kiwanis Club was held at noon today. There was a large attendance. This was ladies' day, and a special entertainment was given in their honor. The club members also practiced songs to be used at the charter presentation meeting of La Habra Kiwanians, Wednesday evening at Hotel Virginia, Long Beach. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Do Cure: RHEUMA-ISM removes the name BUCHU-MARSHALLOW JOYNER Uric Acid Solvent. $1 & $2 bottles Recommended and sold by A Few Specials for YOU! Fancy Plate Boiling Beef 6¢ lb. Prime Steer Chuck Roasts 12½¢ lb. Real Sugar Cured Bacon Half or Whole Side 23¢ lb. Armour Star or Swift's Premium Hams Half or Whole Side 29¢ lb. PORK CHOPS, PER LB...23¢ GLENN DELAPP, Prop. AND BRIDE HONEYMOONING LOCAL LADIES' ATTEND DOINGS OF D. OF V. TENT MRS. W. P. QUARTON and Mrs. L. C. Blake attended the meeting of the Julia Ward Howe tent No. 7, D. of V., at Pullerton yesterday afternoon. Dr. Wm. Freeman gave a stirring address on "Our Three Great Presidents," who were George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant, Mrs. Fred Porter, who chairman of the day. Routine business affairs were discussed the remainder of the afternoon. The organization was visited by Mrs. Margaret Stoner of Sawtec. Mrs. Stoner is deputy president of California and Nevada. Mrs. Doerty of Los Angeles, public vice president, Mrs. Knight, of San Diego, chaplain of the order and Mrs. Graham, of Oakland, deputy Ale of the state were all honored guests. The banquet room was most attractive in the red, white and blue colors. A colonial tea was enjoyed after the business hour. Delphian Today With Mrs. J. P. Brastad in the chair, the Delphian chapter had another of their excellent meetings this morning. The society is a regular Dr. Coue affair; according to the members, getting better and better each meeting. Members of the Alpha, Beta and Gamma groups were leaders, and the following numbers were given: Beginning of the Persian struggles and Xerxes, Mrs. Wm. Schammacher; the Athenian empire, Pericles and his policies, Mrs. A. H. Galvin; current events, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk; ancient oracles of Greece and the oracle of Delphi, Mrs. Bertha Comstock; the prosperity of Athens and the Golden age, Mrs. E. P. Fergus; the masterpieces of Phidias and Praxiteles, art topic, Mrs. Earl Paris. Friends ummons, 303 at home" to evening, Feb. will be obsimmons destates, with Mrs. Barnes, in time to enter the BANKERS GUESTS OF FEDERAL RESERVE Officials and employees of the First National Bank will be guests tomorrow evening in Los Angeles of the Federal Reserve Bank, at which a monstrous banquet to be followed Friends immons, 203 home" to entering. Feb. will be obsessed of the in attendprovide the BANKERS GUESTS OF FEDERAL RESERVE Officials and employees of the First National Bank will be guests tomorrow evening in Los Angeles of the Federal Reserve Bank, at which a monstrous banquet to be followed by a program later with a trip thru the bank. About twenty-four plan to go from here. RESUME REVIVAL MEETING TONIGHT The enthusiastic meeting of the Vawter party at the tabernacle will be resumed this evening. Rev. Vawter will speak on "Is There a God proven without the Bible?" There will be special music by the choir and baptising. Fullerton Briefs Mrs. D. Fisher and family made a trip yesterday over the Santa Fe to San Pedro. Miss Stella Linscott of San Franisco, grand matron of the Eastern Star, is to be in Fullerton Saturday. Come to Independent Battery Station for 1st class car washing. National Market Masonic Temple Building 249 East Center St. Be here at 2 p. m. Wednesday, SURE, to get your Free Ham DON'T FORGET A Few Specials for YOU! Fancy Plate Boiling Beef Prime Steer Chuck Roasts A Few Specials for YOU! Fancy Plate Boiling Beef 6¢ lb. Prime Steer Chuck Roasts 12½¢ lb. Real Sugar Cured Bacon Half or Whole 23¢ lb. Armour Star or Swift's Premium Ham Half or Whole 29¢ lb PORK CHOPS, PER LB. .....23c GLENN DELAPP, Prop.