oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-07

DAY'S OUTING AT DEL MAR WITH PICNIC DINNER A NUMBER of Anaheimers enjoyed a delightful picnic and outing Saturday at Del Mar where they are interested in the Bae-Mar Land Co., which has 140 acres of which 320 are in potato fields, soon to be harvested at a fine price, and 110 acres in alfalfa. Dinner was enjoyed at the Bae-Mar ranchhouse. In the afternoon the party went over the large project known as the Santa Fe Rancho, where $150,000 is being spent each month on development. They visited the new and very artistic adobe hotel, the lobby of which has great beamed ceilings, large fire-place and other attractive features. Large forces of men are busy making adobe, concrete pipe and digging ditches on the project which lies next to the Bae-Mar holdings. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Phil Maurer, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ehrle and two children, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bever, Mr. Bever's father, Henry Bever, and sister, Mrs. Aceberg, Mr. O. P Rust, all of Anaheim, and Miss Edith Simpson and Mr John G. Ehrle of Los Angeles. Royal Neighbors Dinner Royal Neighbors are reminded that tomorrow evening is the big night for Royal Neighbors of Anaheim and Fullerton, the former lodge, being guests of the latter at dinner. All members of Anaheim lodge are requested to meet at Odd Fellows hall between 5:45 and 6:15, where machines will be in waiting. The dinner is given to pay the obligation in the recent lodges membership campaign. Anaheim lodge having won the contest. Norse Studio Program Mrs. W. A. Luce attended another of the delightful meetings of the club at the Norse studio Saturday when the long sought "Trilby," rather, the young woman who takes the part of "Trilby," and who was located in the outer sections of Paris and brought to America for the part, was present, with two other of the principal characters, and gave an excellent vaudeville act. The impersonation of George Behan, in his "Sign of the Rose," was remarkably fine. With Miss Gertrude Cleophas, also a celebrity, at the piano, two French singers rendered numbers in their native tongue. Another interesting number was presented by an artist who impersonated a tramp, and who pinned rags to a curtain imitating landscape views. A Norwegian bridal scene was enacted, all details of the quaint but lovely ceremony and procession, with the native bridal dance enacted by the bride and groom. The small son and daughter of Haakon Frolich, of the studio, and the father of Clara Kimball Young, movie celebrity, were members of the procession. Grieg music by the violinists of the procession, was rendered. The studio has opened—caffe-Stuva, where Bohemian luncheon or supper will be served to the public each Saturday evening, from 6 to 8. It is hoped to serve each evening as conveniences are added. Picnic for Sister Miss Laura N. Gibbs, sister of Frank N. Gibbs, of Los Angeles, was the week-end guest at the Gibbs home. Saturday afternoon they packed a lunch and went to Orange-co Park where they enjoyed a delicious dinner. Baby Week May 7 to 12 Everything for the Summer time garmenting of the baby from apparel and novelties for babies up to interesting essentials for little children. May 7 to 12 Everything for the Summer time garmenting of the baby from apparel and novelties for babies up to interesting essentials for little children. Infants' Dresses, Infants' Capes and Coats—Sweaters, Creepers, Petticoats, Blankets, Comforts, Bootees, Shoes Novelties, Attractive Prices. The S. Q. R. Store Anaheim Remembrance To Mother When life is at its May-time all roads, some way or other, to the dearest spot on earth, where hearts go home to motivate Mother Day Cards Mother’s Day--May 13 Anaheim Book Store 228 East Center Street Anaheim, CA THE WOMAN'S PALE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, MAY 7TH, 1923 INDIAN NATIVES MURDER OFFICER'S WIFE, THEN KIDNAP DAUGHTER NEAR KOHAT Miss Ellis, kidnapped by Indian tribesmen. Tribesmen near the northwest frontier of India at Kohat are reported to have slain the wife of Captain Ellis, British army officer, and kidnapped their eighteen-year-old daughter. According to reports, the bandits have escaped pursuing authorities, with the prisoner. Local News Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick motored to Fontana Thursday evening. A 7-pound son was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. R. Tandy, of Anaheim. The young man made his advent at "The Retreat." Miss Gertrude Cole of Los Angeles is the guest of her sister, Mrs. M. D. Falconer. Frank Beckdolt and Billie Matter of Long Beach were guests of friends Friday evening. Miss Ruth Edminton of Pasadena is the guest of her parents over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nowotny of Santa Ana were guests Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch. Mrs. C. C. Smith, the Misses Josephine and Charleen were in Pomona Saturday attending the Ma Masque, the annual celebration at the college. Miss Beverly, a student there, will return home with them for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Windley, of Tacoma, Wash., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Travers, of Harding, left Friday for San Diego. Ronald Briggs left a few days ago for Mare Island to enlist with the Marines. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Palm, Miss Grace Hampson and Will Grady, of Fillmore, attended the wedding of Miss Mabel Tewes and L. A. Johnston. Miss Helch Johnston made a business trip to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Blood of San Diego visited at the home of their daughter, Mrs. C. H. Dauel, this week. George J. Cooking of Santa Ana is a patient at the local sanitarium. Club Team Practice Baseball practice for the team of the business and professional women will be held this evening at 7 o'clock in the gym room at Anaheim Miss Ellis, kidnapped by Indian tribesmen. Tribesmen near the northwest frontier of India at Kohat are reported to have slain the wife of Captain Ellis, British army officer, and kidnapped their eighteen-year-old daughter. According to reports, the bandits have escaped pursuing authorities, with the prisoner. FULLERTON BRIEFSE W. Hilburg, charged with being drunk, was arraigned before Judge French this morning in the Fullerton police court and fined $15. Operative cases at the Fullerton hospital today were: Mrs. Evans and Mrs. P. Mosgato of Fullerton, and Mrs. R. A. Kewish of LaHabra. W. T. Boyer yesterday took out a permit with the building inspector for a new store room on East Commonwealth avenue near Lincoln-st., to cost $2,600. Morris Pitts of the Pitts-Wilkinson garage has taken out a permit for a residence at 517 W. Amerige avenue, Fulleton, to cost $4,600. Mrs. Jennie Cromwell of Buenn Park has left over the Santa Fe for Denver, Colo., where she was called by the death of her father. Off to Convention Mrs. W. W. Mantar, delegate by virtue of her office as president, and Mrs. C. C. Smith, also delegate, will leave Wednesday morning for Santa Barbara to represent Chapter BP, P. E. O., in annual convention, meeting May 5, 10 and 11. The meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church of that city and Mrs. Maude Clark, of Long Beach, state president, will be in the chair. An interesting instructive program has been prepared and matters of especial interest will come up in the business sessions. Guests at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick entertained with a dinner party yesterday for Miss Georgia Jones of Hollywood and Kenney Metson of the Murphy lease. A delicious 12:30 dinner was served a bowl of Cecil Brunner roses formed the centerpiece. In the afternoon the quartet drove thru the Brea and Olinda oil fields in the new Buick Ford. Hotel Valencia Guests Gregg J. Alten, and E. A. Stuttman, Los Angeles; J. B. Hasty, San Bernardino; L. H. Smith, Eureka; E. J. Mott, San Francisco; M. E. Donelly, Yorba Linda; H. B. Strope, Long Beach; O. Bohannon, Chicago; D. E. Midkiff, Riverside; H. W. Arn- Motor Visit to Relatives Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rousseau and daughter, Catherine and son, Clarence, drove to Santa Paula, and over the Ojai highway, leaving Saturday afternoon, to visit Mrs. Rousseau's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. DeGrummond, and a sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Steward. Returning yesterday they visited in Los Angeles with Mr. Robeseau's mother and sisters, Misses Ethol and Ellen. Theatre Party A party of four, Misses Edna Heineman and Nellie Brower and Johnny Feetham and Virgil Rush motorized to Los Angeles Friday evening where they enjoyed the show at Graumann's new theatre... Luncheon was enjoyed after the picture. The party was arranged in honor of the Birthday of Miss Heineman. Bundle Day Tomorrow Everyone in Anaheim and vicinity is asked to remember that tomorrow is Bundle day for the Near East relief. Bundles may be left either at the high school or the White Temple, where someone will be present the entire day to care for the contributions. Pearl oysters of Ceylon and the Persian Gulf have been known to migrate when in search of food. SIDE TIED COAT IS FIRST CHOICE FOR NEW SEASON Miss Mabel Tewes and L. A. Johnston. Miss Helch Johnston made a business trip to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Blood of San Diego visited at the home of their daughter, Mrs. C. H. Dauel, this week. George J. Cooking of Santa Ana is a patient at the local sanitarium. Club Team Practice Baseball practice for the team of the business and professional women will be held this evening at 7 o'clock in the gym room at Anaheim H.S. All girls who signed up or who are interested are requested to be on hand promptly at 7 o'clock. FINED $200 ON LIQUOR CHARGE Louis Kiehl of the Kaufman-Squire tract was fined $200 today by Justice Leo Goepper in Santa Ana on the charge of having liquor in his possession. Kiehl was arrested in a recent raid. Max Salscheider of Anaheim was on hand to aid Kiehl pay his fine. AUTO FREIGHT SERVICE Carl D. Hofer has been authorized by the Raffroad Commission to operate an automobile freight service for the transportation of express matter consigned by American Railway Express only between Irvine and Laguna Beach. The "Great White Way" Motor vehicles in the United States used 58,000,000 miniature electric lamps last year. America on Wheels The United States, with 12,281,445 motor vehicles, has a larger registration than the combined total of 27 foreign countries. Hotel Valencia Guests Gregg J. Alten, and E. A. Stuttman, Los Angeles; J. B. Hasty, San Bernardino; L. H. Smith, Eureka; E. J. Mott, San Francisco; M. E. Donelly, Yorba Linda; H. B. Strope, Long Beach; O. Bohannon, Chicago; D. E. Midkiff, Riverside; H. W. Arnold, Whittier; B. D. Walsh, Pasadena; Mrs. B. H. Hamilton, Baltimore; John Brenn, Venjura; and R. H. Hanan, San Francisco. Cypress Club Tomorrow The Cypress-Hansen Community club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. M. M. Carpenter, who will be assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Jack Fuquay. VISITING IN NORTH With the conclusion of state convention of Federated club, Mrs. Nellie E. Terry, president and representative of Anaheim Ebell club, is making a spring visit in Freano and other places with relatives and friends. Mother one way or other, lead go home to mother. Hards May 13 Store Anaheim, Calif. The straight line coat, rather tight about the hips, and tying with a smashing bow at the side, is still the favorite wrap. It will be worn late into the season and will undoubtedly be good in the fall, according to present indications. This model is made of light tan jumbo cloth and trimmed with coin embroidered dots in self color. The sleeves are pleated. CHIROPRACTIC the art of adjoint placement of the wrist of such instantly resilient organs. And because justments involved in practitioner must be as seated pianist, treatment will help. Examin Dr. Leota Chi Office Hours, 10-12 A. Fri., 7-8 P. 204 Fisher Building PAGE 1923 News Mrs. N. M. Durkee and H. C. Ruick motored Thursday evening. Son was born Thursand Mrs. R. Tandy, of young man made his debut. Dale Cole of Los Angeles of her sister, Mrs. M. Dolt and Billie Matter were guests of friends of her parents over the Mrs. A. P. Nowotny of more guests Friday evand Mrs. Frank Tausch, Smith, the Misses Joserleen were in Pomona holding the Ma Manque, celebration at the colverly, a student there, home with them for the S. N. J. Windley, of who have been visMrs. T. F. Travers, of Friday for San Diego. gets left a few days ago and to enlist with the S. Newton, Palm, Miss and Will Grady, of ended the wedding of wes and L. A. JohnJohnston made a busiLos Angeles. Blood of San Diego home of their daughDauel, this week; rocking of Santa Ana the local sanitarium. Team Practice office for the team of and professional womld this evening at 7 TWO OLD FROCKS CAN MAKE THIS NEW HOUSEDRESS Jolly Group Gathers Miss Elizabeth Parsons entertained a jolly party of her girl friends Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents on Placentia-ave. This happy group meets occasionally and the hostess provided some kind of interesting games. Conversation and music also feature the afternoon hours. Assisted by her sister, Miss Mary Louie, Miss Parson served a delicious luncheon. Guets included Dorothy Yungbloth, Ellen Gibbs, Juliette Evans, Louise Schneider and Josephine Cook. Sorority Sisters Visit Mrs. and Mrs. Dale Quarton, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tedrick, Mrs. J. C. Elliott and son Bobble, Miss Muriel Arkley and Jack Abbott were afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. George at Los Angeels. The girls are sorority sisters and lived at the George home while they were attending U. S. C. Mrs. James Sutherland was a member of this group but was unable to attend the gathering. P-T. A. Meets Tomorrow The Parent-Teacher Ass'n will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon, May 8 at 2:30 in the Broadway school. An interesting program has been prepared. Each member is urged to attend as the season is nearing a close. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved mother and grandmother, Mrs. Mary O. Kellogg, and also for the beautiful floral pieces. Children and relatives. Porch Trocks and house dresses are always a problem for the housewife and she never can have too many of them. Here is a pretty little housedress style which can be made at home from two old dresses of last season which may be worn or faded in spots. Red and white damask makes the skirt, collar, cuffs and trimming and white linen makes the blouse. W. R. C. to Organize A meeting to organize a Woman's Relief Corps will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the bungalow the Presbyterian church at the corner of East Cypress, and Claudina. The departmental officers from Long Beach and Los Angeles will be present. Mrs. Estelle Ludwig, local organizer, of Santa Ana, will preside. Everybody is invited, as the membership includes both men and women. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses were issued to James Marian Bancroft, 19, and Carolina J. Pittman, 25, Fullerton; Hayes H. McIndoo, 38, and Ella L. Chambliss, Anaheim; John Gottlab Baessler 22, Dora Charles, 23, Orange. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for the expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved mother and grandmother, Mrs Mary O. Kellogg, and also for the beautiful floral pieces. Children and relatives. $50.00 Reward To any one who will bring us a watch, which cannot be repaired to keep good time. We use only genuine factory materials and our prices are very reasonable. The Jewel Box "Gifts that Please" ARTHUR A. COHEN Prop. 223 W. Center, Anaheim, Chiropractic Hands as Trained as a Pianist's! CHIROPRACTIC is the service and the art of adjusting by hand the displacement of the vertebra. Replacement of such instantly results in relief of affected organs. And because of the delicate adjustments involved the hands of the Chiroractor must be as sensitive as those of a well trained pianist. Let us show you how one treatment will help you. Examination Free Dr. Leota P. Anderson Chiropractor Office Hours, 10-12 A.M.; 1-5 P.M.; Mon., Wed. Fri., 7-8 P.M. Telephone 413 04 Fisher Building Anaheim, Calif.