oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-12

DAHLMAN RANCH PICTURED IN MOVIE FEATURE MOVING picture fans have a treat in store when the L. Dahijan ranch, on Olive-rd, will be shown in a feature picture entitled "The Other Side," which will be shown in an Anaheim theater in a few weeks. The picture was taken by a Hollywood company, and directed by Hugh Dierker, cousin of H. F. Dierker, of Anaheim. Mrs. Hugh Dierker wrote the scenario, this being the successor of "Dawn," a picture with the setting at Capistrano mission and which was successfully shown throughout the east. "The Other Side," is the story of the struggle and ultimate success of a young couple, with Fritzi Brunette, David Butler in the leading roles. Junior Coagland, the small son in the story, accompanied by his mother and several assistants, formed a company of about 20. Scenes in the grove, in the pergola, on the front porch, and of the approach to the ranch were taken. As these scenes conclude the picture, it is hoped that the time until the showing will be brief. E. A. True, formerly manager of the Bake-Rite Bakery, is now associated with the Anaheim Sanitary Bakery. $50 Reward Thousands at Mich. Picnic The Michigan picnic held yesterday in Sycaomre Park, Los Angeles, called together a crowd estimated between 15,000 and 20,000 persons. Anaheim, of course, was well represented by folk who realize that Michigan is a good state to come from to California and the names of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Tobin, Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Schlotter and Mrs. Wm. Law, were found on the register. As the day gave working people a chance to attend the crowd was unusually large and a program suitable for the occasion was heard. The boys band, from one of the Los Angeles dalles played many selections, and vocal music was contributed by talented Wolverines. Miss Colleen Moore, the attractive picture star, whose home was Port Huron, Mich., made a short talk and received due appreciation. The registration from Wayne-co, wherein is located Detroit, was the largest and covered many sheets of the book. Another state picnic will be held next Saturday through some misunderstanding as to dates, and the opportunity will again be given for a day of visiting and pleasure. Weekend Party at Lakeview Aolly week-end party was spent by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Lawrence and Mabel Mitchell at Lake view, 15 miles east of Riverside. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Holland, the latter a sister of Mrs. Mitchell. The Hollands own the hotel and grocery store at that place and Saturday was the evening for one of the popular dances. The Anaheim young folk furnished a portion of the AFTER OF THE AFTER an enumeration Nebraska California sun a group of the Mr. and Mrs. rovia, to pass under the big bridge and especially briskens who From Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rite J. Organ, of who are touring Mrs. W.E. Nyand Mrs. James Dr. and Mrs. C were other guest Nebraska friend The afternoon a regular talk would be very Com.Pla The regular heim Community tomorrow even Michael's Guild ness meeting w ville program w Visit Mo Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ruth Camson, Gliman, dy yesterday where Montana friends there, but who turn to their h has a delegation $50 Reward TO ANYONE WHO WILL BRING US A WATCH WHICH CANNOT BE REPAIRED TO KEEP TIME WE ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOU THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE OF SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES AND AT THE SAME TIME WE USE ONLY GENUINE FACTORY MATERIAL. OUR JEWELRY REPAIRING CAN'T BE BEAT The Jewel Box ARTHUR A. COHEN Prop. 223 W. Center Anaheim, Calif. Weekend Party at Lakeview A jolly week-end party was spent by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Lawrence and Mabel Mitchell at Lake view, 15 miles east of Riverside. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Holland, the latter a sister of Mrs. Mitchell. The Hollands own the hotel and grocery store at that place and Saturday was the evening for one of the popular dances. The Anaheim young folk furnished a portion of the audience. They were joined on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. L. Lund and family, Mr. Lund of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gerkin, and Mrs. Bessie Altken of Los Angeles. Michigan Picnic Saturday The Michigan Association of So Calif., which has been putting on picnic reunions for the past 25 years, today again called attention to the annual picnic to be held Saturday, March 17, at Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. "We will celebrate St. Patrick's day and wear green badges for old time's sake," read the announcement. Rebekah Drill Practice Lois Rebekah lodge will hold drill practice this evening at 7:30. All officers are requested to be present. Chiropractic A scientific Chiropractic Adjustment is the only remedy—So if you're in ill health come to us restore you. 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 Adjustment is the only remedy—So if you're in ill health come to us restore you to normalcy. 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 BLDG. ANAHEIM, CALIF. 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, MARCH, 12, 1923 Picnic yesterday, oes, called between Anaheim, ented by a California ms. H. B. 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The afternoon was given over to a regular talkfest and a company would be very difficult to find. Com.Players Tomorrow The regular meeting of the Anaheim Community Players will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 in St.Michael's Guild hall.After the business meeting an impromptu vaudeville program will be presented. Visit Montana Friends Mr. and Mrs.B.B.Camp,daughter,Mrs.Ruth Camp Bandini and little son,Gilman,drove to Long Beach yesterday where they called upon Montana friends who are wintering there,but who are preparing to return to their home soon.Montana has a delegation of more than one Miss Arline Bobst and Harry Foster of Watts,were guests yesterday of Miss Bobst's parents. Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Ruick motored to Azusa yesterday where they were guests of friends. City Briefs B.McCleard of Olinda was the Saturday evening guest of Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Ruick. Mr. and Mrs.Ant Kemper are happily announcing the arrival of a baby son..Mrs.Kemper will be remembered as Miss Edith Pember. Mr. and Mrs.Kd Heyling of Pilparents,Mr,and Mrs.Fred Heyling more were guests of Mr.Heyling's yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.Toni Reiling and son Mrs.Marie Wineberger,and Louis Kroeger passed yesterday at Long Beach. Miss Arline Bobst and Harry Foster of Watts,were guests yesterday of Miss Bobst's parents. Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Ruick motored to Azusa yesterday where they were guests of friends. REBEKAH·SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION WELL ATTENDED SATURDAY was a buoy day for Rebekah in the Piftieth district, composed of eight lodges,when a school of instruction was held under the direction of Mrs.Mary M.Pierce, president of the Rebekah assembly. Other notable Rebekah present were Eola Cyrus secretary of the assembly,mrs.Fannie M.Lucey,past president and trustee of the Orphans home at Gilroy;Mrs.Marie Steinman,of Pasadena,assembly warden;Mrs.Allice Burpee,Coylna,marshal;Mrs.Mary M.Palmer,Orange,dist,dep.president.In the evening Grand Master R.W.Longley,Dist.Dep,Chief Patricia Henry Mang were present with several officers from outside the district. The morning and afternoon instructive program was pleasantly divided by an elaborate luncheon served by the hostess lodge.Sycamore Rebekah.The afternoon work was varied when 13 candidates received the degrees required before they may become members of the state body,the past noble grands. In the evening Sycamore lodge initiated nine candidates,and the usual instructive routine concluded the busy day.Lois Rebekah lodge of Anaheim,was well represented,and the district representation was the largest in any recent gathering. S.S.Executive Supper Executive board of Anahelm Presbyterian Sunday school meets Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.R.Loons.The usual cafeafairy supper will be served at 6:30 Those who do not Heim Community Players will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 in St. Michael's Guild hall. After the business meeting an impromptu vaude-ville program will be presented. Visit Montana Friends Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp, daughter, Mrs. Ruth Camp Bandini and little son, Gilman, drove to Long Beach yesterday where they called upon Montana friends who are wintering there, but who are preparing to return to their home soon. Montana has a delegation of more than one hundred families in Long Beach, and quite that many in Los Angeles, which makes a congenial colony of "old home" friends. Presbyterial Delegates Delegates to the annual Women's Presbyterial, which comes up in Los Angeles next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, were appointed yesterday, Mrs. W. T. Wallop and Mrs. A. C. Pearson being chosen by Mrs. H. A. Hawley, who, as president of the Missionary society, will also be an official representative. Several other ladies of the church are planning to be present at some of the sessions. Hotel Valencia Guests Nw guests t the Hotel Valencia yesterday include; J. B. Reams, Shelby, Iowa; H. McPhee, and E. Bristol, Santa Paula; E. Earl Gustafson, Redlands; C. W. Shenk, E. W. Yager, J. C. Maxwell, T. R. Burns, and W. D. Burnett, Los Angeles; W. E. Spearrin, La Habra; and L. E. Cudaby, Huntington Beach. Other guests include; L. R. Barnett, Mrs. A. R. Kingwell, Miss C. N. Cashman, M. C. Stewart, J. W. Cropp, R. A. Potts, Chas, V. La Fontaine and wife, J. D. Peters, A. L. Jordan, M. B. Haver, Frank J. Murray, R. Boyd, Paul Fredell, R. F. Lee. To Reopen Weighing Dept. Since the Baby Welfare section of the city health department has been discontinued through the resignation of Miss Kenbl, city nurse., Anaheim mothers have missed the weekly baby weighing, to which they had become accustomed. Arrangements have been made to continue the convenience and on each Tuesday afternoon between th hours of 2 and 4 th nurse's office in the hall will be open and someone present to weigh the precious bits of humanity. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hebson of East Chartres-st. spent yesterday in San Diego. In the evening Sycamore lodge initiated nine candidates, and the usual instructive routine concluded the busy day. Lois Rebokah lodge of Anaheim, was well represented, and the district representation was the largest in any recent gathering. S. S. Executive Supper Executive board of Anaheim Presbyterian Sunday school meets Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. R. L. Coons. The usual cafeteria supper will be served at 6:30. Those who do not know where Mrs. Coons lives are requeted to meet at 6:15 at the church parlor from where they will be directed. Journey to Catalina The evangelistic party, Rev. Vawtier, Mrs. Mise and Miss Reaves, accompanied by Rev. L. L. Myers and Miss Green and brother, Mr. Green, from Placentia, are passing the day in Catalina where they will "do" all the interesting points. Mr. Brotherton, another member of the evangelistic party, is yet in Missouri where he was called two weeks ago by the serious illness of his father. Legion Dance Friday Extensive plans are being trade by Anaheim Post 72 American Legion for the St Patrick's dance to be given Friday at Elks club.The large crowd present last month at the meeting enjoyed the unusual good time and an ever better time as planned for this dance.Favors will be in keeping with the season and all will be assured a happy evening. Food Sale Wednesday The Woman's Union of the Calvary Baptist church will have a cooked food sale at the Schneider market Wednesday,March 14.Cakes,pies and salads will be for sale. "Empires contain the seed of their own destruction." Huh You can say that about empires. THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF The Prince's Department Store Wants Every Women to Know the Merits of PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS A Group of Boys are now in Anaheim Soliciting Subscriptions to Pictorial REVIEW PATTERNS They are taking subscriptions on a plan that makes it easy for every women to be a subscriber. Let the boys tell you about PICTORIAL REVIEW and the plan. You owe it to yourself to do so. Each boy carries proper credentials and may be readily identified. Their names are: RALPH W. RYAN JACK GUNNINGHAM SANDY MACPHERSON HOMER A. RYAN REMEMBER (1)—PICTORIAL REVIEW is the most helpful, interesting and widely read women's magazine—Circulation over TWO million a month. (2)—Pictorial REVIEW PATTERNS—are sold throughout the land to the tune of fifty million—They sell for 20e to 35e—None higher. Economical in price and material. Better style and fit—and easier to use than any other pattern. Every Pattern Illustrated in Pictorial Review can be secured at the Pattern Counter at The Prince Store. PAGE BUENA PARK News Y. L. CLUB PLANS ST. PATRICK'S PARTY BUENA PARK, Mar. 12.—The Buena Park Womans' club celebrated the 34th birthday of the club at the beautiful new home of Mrs. Charles Preston at Tustin. The spacious living and dining rooms were tastefully decorated with spring flowers. Mrs. E. E. Thurman, one of the oldest members present, gave history of the club, then known as the Ladies Mutual Aid Society, since it originated 34 years ago. Mrs. John Wright was the founder of the society as well as the first president. Mrs. Wright passed away several years ago. Mrs. Thurman told of the good deeds the club had done and of the many things that had been accomplished. Mrs. Lee Harvey and Mrs. Fred Bastady accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Elmer Follis, gave several musical selections. Singing from the new song books was also enjoyed. A pot luck lunchon was served at noon. The ladies to enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Preston were Mesdames Mary Baker, N. D. McDowell, John Johnson, G. D. Snyder, C. S. Cox, E. L. Cole, George Cole, Glenn Crilley, W. B. Shaw, E. E. Thurman, Fred Bastady, E. S. Follis, H. H. Haggart, O. R. Dano, John Page, J. F. Greenwalt, George Hawkins, Mae Feagan, S. S. Greenwalt, Lee Harvey, L. J. Robison and Charles Preston. The Jolly Stitchers met at the home of Mrs. Umbago on Wednesday afternoon for a social afternoon.The hostess served a daltry repast of hot rolls, coffee, cake and jello with whipped cream.The guests included Mesdames E. L. Cole, George Cole YORBA LINDA, March 12 (Spl.)—The Ways and Means committee of the Yorba Linda Womans' Club will give a St. Patrick's Party on Saturday evening, March 17th in Ley Hall.The affair is to be a masquerade but t great many have stated they do not wish to mask and so will go anyway.The Liewellyn orchestra has been engaged for dancing,and the banquet room will contain tables for card players.A large attendance is looked for. Mrs. H. R. Brown, Mrs. B. M. Selover, Mrs. Ross Johnson, Mrs.Walker and Mrs.Carter were among the Los Angeles shoppers on Wednesday. The regular meeting of the Y. L. Womans' Club will be held on Tuesday afternoon.The program is "Books" and is in charge of Mrs.Weston Smith.Miss M.Maxwell will be the speaker. Mrs. C. R. Selover, who has been quite ill with the flu, is able to be up again, but little Winifred is having her turn with the same disease and is reported as quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Welch were host and hostess recently at their attractive home on the blvd.to the XX club.The hostess as "Mrs.O'Flaherty" christened each guest as they arrived with some name of the Isle of Erin.Place cards at the dinner table were in those names and decorations, etc., carried out the idea of St.Patrick's season.A jolly time is reported by al present. Couple Weds in S.A. Mrs.Mildred Lawrence and Mr.Marshall C.Root,both of Los Angeles were quietly married in Santa Ana Saturday afternoon. Unusual Bullfight any other has ever Johnnie starring Nighttime time yet Johnce of the American fledged during forma lation,a there re culmina Walker facile at the strut "Capital shenoug There hates bitter wilt while The scope and ing calef fire,the sway of combining theatre the screen RUSSE R JACK Twenty nearly dyclous night. Bodies here rushed word of oPlims the stone buildingMany they lie in the store town.Hour Executive Supper oard of Anaheim Preschool meets Tuesday the home of Mrs. R. L. dual cafetaria supper 6:50. Those who do Mrs. Coons lives are meet at 6:15 at the from where they will to Catalina atic party, Rev. VawtMiss Reaves, accomL. L. Myers and Miss her, Mr. Green, from passing the day in they will "do" all the its, Mr. Brotherton, of the evangelistic Missouri where he weeks ago by the serifather. Dance Friday is being made by 2. American Legion k's dance to be given bub. The large crowd ath at the meeting usual good time and time as planned for era will be in keeping and all will be asenning. Wednesday Union of the Calvary will have a cooked by Schneider market church 14. Cakes, pie se for sale. The Jolly Stitchers met at the home of Mrs. Umbago on Wednesday afternoon for a social afternoon.The hostess served a dalty repast of hot rolls, coffee, cake and jello with whipped cream. The guests included Mesdames E. L. Cole, George Cole, Ketter, Conghran, W. Longhboro, Knott, Leighy and M. Shaw. Mrs. L. E. Berkey was summoned to Los Angeles on Friday by the death of her father, Mr. Standifer. Mrs. H. H. Haggarty entertained Mrs. J. W. Lynch and Miss Ella Graham of Sharon, Penna., during the past week. The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church will give a silver ten at the Community Hall on Friday afternoon, March 23rd. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey, Eleanor and Florence Warren and Donald Mann are on the sick list this week. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Follis attended the pot luck supper given by the Ebell Club at the home of Mrs. Hetebring on Friday evening. Mrs. Mae Feagan and Mrs. E. P. Mann motored to Artesfa, Anaheim and Santa Ana on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Alford of Tuscon, Arizona were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crilley on Sunday. Mrs. Alice V. Stevenson is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George Canh at Los Angeles. Mrs. Marle B. Shaw has returned to her home at San Bernardino after visiting for a week with her daughter, Mrs. O. R. Dano. The petition for the water district was presented to the board of supervisors at the last meeting and was accepted.After due time has been allowed for any objections or any additions to the petition an election will be called and the bonds voted. This should be in about thirty days. Couple Weds in S. A. Mrs. Mildred Lawrence and Mr. Marshall C. Root, both of Los Angeles were quietly married in Santa Ana Saturday afternoon.The young couple was accompanied by Mrs. Alice Lawrence, mother of the bride and Miss Alice Robison, aunt of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Root are enjoying a honeymoon at San Diego and points.Mrs. Root has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. G.W.Sandilands for several days and at previous times and has met a number of the Anaheim young set who extend their best wishes. 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