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BRIDE ELECT IS HONORED WITH PRETTY PARTY A PRETTY complimentary affair was tendered Miss Myrtle Sequine yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ben Baxter as a pre-nuptial courtesy. Miss Sequine will become the early June bride of Joe Baum. The Baxter home was profusely decorated in pink and green and festoons of roses hung from the chandeliers and cornets of the room. Five hundred was played during the afternoon and a merry time was enjoyed between rounds. Mrs. Baxter made high score, and Mrs. Wm. Lake, second. Tiny envelopes were handed the guests and a four line verse, written on a card, contained many clever verses relating to a life journey. A small trunk, pretty decorated with pink tulle, was brought in and set before Miss Sequine in which she found a quantity of packages found to contain many useful and pretty articles that will grace the new home. A elaborate lanceon was served late in the afternoon. Mrs. Baxter was assisted in the entertaining by Mrs. Anna Carruthers and Mrs. W. G. Mason. Guests included Mrs. Tom Dietrich and Mrs. Bob Quarton, sisters of Mr. Baum, Mrs. Elmer Sequine and Mrs. Wolf of Olinda, sisters of the Miss Sequine and a host of friends. Miss Sequine is one of Anaheim's popular business women and until several months ago was connected with the Holland Electric Co., where she made a host of friends. Mr. Baum has resided in Anaheim a long time and is well known. He is a painter and is in partnership with his brother Bob Quarton. New Officers to Preside Lois Thimble club will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon as Liberty Sunbeams Visit Porty members of Liberty Court, Order of the Amaranth, went to Compton to enjoy the meeting of the sewing club, Liberty Sunbeam, with Mrs. John Small. A potluck luncheon was followed by a short business session, and the remainder of the afternoon was passed in doing fancy work for the bazaar, which is planned for the early fall. Plans were completed for a card party to be given next week. The children also had a happy day and took park in the musical program. P. E. O.'S. HOLD OPEN HOUSE; MOTHERS ARE HONORED YESTERDAY was guest day for Chapter BP, P. E. Q., and a congenial company gathered at the home of Mrs. J. L. Vaa der Veer, on North Clementine st. In compartment to the mothers of the members, the greater number of guests were mothers, although several of the ladies whose mothers are far away, took other friends. Several of the ladies favored the company with musical numbers. Mrs. Scott Walter played a piano selection, Mrs. H. M. Peterson entertained with two readings, Miss Josephine Smith sang a solo and Mrs. K. B. Young played piano numbers. Mrs. W. W. Manter graciously welcomed the guests in a short talk. Mrs. George Rice, who, with her husband is leaving soon for an indefinite stay in Boston, where Mr. Rice will take another degree in Harvard, was presented with a pretty gift from the society in farewell. She responded with deepest appreciation. The Van der Veer home was pretty ret with yellow and white, P. E. O., colors, the gay corsepsis being used in generous quantities. Games followed the music and in a FINAL MEET OF YORBW WOMAN 'THE Yorba Linne held their last evening the affair night, and ending this A 6:30 dinner while there being more than the table. Following secretary, Mrs. C., resume of the year chairmen of the their reports and the Quigley, also report financial standing. A short program charge of Mrs. Sequine enjoyed, musical violin and piano selections Virginia Shaw, and Miss Erma Thomas Ellen Edwardson, and Mrs. J. Edwardson very appropriately for mature gentleman's little dance called at accompanied at the aunt, Mrs. Harry L. Mrs. E. E. Knight dent, turned over successor, Mrs. S. W. behalf of the club few words of praise for her efficient leisure for the past two years with a carrage bout who, with Mrs. Chown from Hollywood was also presented and responded with appreciation. The new officers busily working on gram, which is almost to press. ``` Miss Sequine is one of Anaheim's popular business women and until several months ago was connected with the Holland Electric Co. where she made a host of friends. Mr. Baum has resided in Anaheim a long time and is well known. He is a painter and is in partnership with his brother Bob Quarton. New Officers to Preside Lois Thimble club will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon as usual in Odd Fellows hall. All Rebekahs are cordially invited, and a large crowd is expected. The meeting will be under the direction of the new officers in their first appearance. The president is Mrs. Fred Mitchell; Mrs. Win. Small, vice president; Miss Elizabeth, recording secretary; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Borth. The hostess committee is composed of Mrs. J. J. Magathan, Miss Elizabeth Mang and Miss Minnie Mang. Fancy work, as usual, will be the preferred occupation of the afternoon. King's Heralds Friday The King's Heralds of the White Temple will hold the regular meeting Friday afternoon at 3:30 in the church. The new officer, of which Miss Alice Twinem is president, will be in charge for the first time. Each one is asked to bring the dues if he or she has not done so, and are also asked to bring their thank offering cards if they are filled out. A good attendance is desired for the last lesson on Indian. The members are rather looking for a nice surprise but they are not real sure about it. All are asked to attend the meeting. Hotel Valencia Guests F.C. Caruca, H.H. Beal, Burton L.Smith, C.R. Irwin, R.F. Williams, Charles Guenther, D.W. Pelsue, Percy H.O'Brien, P.H. Johnson, R.B. Clark, Fred Lookey, A.B. Gazzola, C.A. Peney, Ted Sloane, J.Allen, J.M. Hoffman, E.H. Funk, Clarence Winter, Frankie Wright, Jack Rose, Andy Schweinfurter, Jack Schweinfurter, and Eddie Conillis, Los Angeles; George A. Blackaller, and H.H. Balman, San Francisco; A.Winther, Long Beach; Dorothy Baldwin and Ada Turner, San Pedro; D.G. Arbuthuet, La Verne; J.L.Hoy, San Pernando; Fred M.Gentry, Pasadena; William R.Peeler, Athamba; Scott Miller, San Francisco; and F.Glenn Howard, Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. W.A.Snyder left today for Wichita Kansas, where they will pass several weeks. They wont over the Santa Fe. Mrs. Ben Baxter passed the day in Los Angeles. Sport Wear We are showing a very attractive line of Sport wear in Sleeveless Jackets Skirts Sweaters Dresses With Hats to Match Sleeveless Jackets Skirts Sweaters Dresses With Hats to Match May We Serve You? McDonald's "Just a Little Different" Next to Postoffice Pineapples - Cocoanuts In Guatemala See our display at Industrial Tent at the Orange Show Attend our free lectures and see moving pictures of tropical agriculture and learn about pineapple and coconut culture in Guatemala, Friday night, the 25th inst., at 8 o'clock and Tuesday night 29th inst., same hour. Place is on ground floor of Kraemer Bldg., 216 E. Center St., Anaheim. See our display and manager there at any time and get all the facts about Guatemala. L. G. Kellogg Co. 216 E. Center St. Anaheim Phone 1037 FINAL MEETING OF YORBA LINDA WOMAN'S CLUB THE Yorba Linda Woman's club held their last meeting Tuesday evening the affair being gentlemen's night, and ending the year's program. A 6:30 dinner was much enjoyed, there being more than 100 persons at the table. Following the dinner the secretary, Mrs. C. R. Selover gave a resume of the year's work. The chairmen of the committees gave their reports and the treasurer, Mrs. Calghey, also reported as to the club's financial standing. A short program of music in charge of Mr. Seamans, was much enjoyed. Musical numbers included violin and piano solos by Doris and Virginia Shaw, and vocal solos by Miss Erma Thomas. Little Miss Ellen Edwardson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwardson, of Palencita, very appropriately dressed in a miniature gentleman's dress suit, gave a little dance called "Society Shuffle," accompanied at the plano by her aunt, Mrs. Harry Follinge. Mrs. E. E. Knight, retiring president, turned over the gavel to her successor, Mrs. S. W. Acker, who on behalf of the club members spoke a few words of praise to Mrs. Kinght for her efficient leadership during the past two years and presented her with a corage bouquet. Dr. Keller, who, with Mrs. Christofferson came down from Hollywood for the Affair, was also presented with a bouquet and responded with a few words of appreciation. The new officers of the club are busily working on next year's program, which is almost ready to go to press. Club Luncheon on June 4 The June meeting of the Anaheim Ebell will be held June 4th. The meeting will open with a 1 o'clock luncheon in Elks club. The ladies are asked to make reservations not later than May 31, either at the Ebell booths in the Orange show or with Mrs. C. C. Smith, phone 599-J. Dine Show Guests Mrs. C. T. Maddux entertained with a dinner party yesterday at noon for Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Sheek and Mrs. Italph Wolf of Whittier. In the afternoon all went to the Orange show where the exhibits were reviewed with interest. The guests also remained for an evening visit. Missourians to Picnic The annual Missouri summer picnic will be held Saturday, May 26, in Bixby park, in fourth annual reunion. Every feature of other state picnics will be carried out, it has been promised. A picture of the gathering will be taken. Eager luncheon will be served at noon. Captain Visitors Sisters Will Krause Captain of the Coast Guards on the border of Texas and Louisiana is in Anaheim and the guest of his sisters, Mrs. Emima Ellis and Mrs. H. R. Gorland. Last evening the trio were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tobin. Former Residents Call Mr. and Mrs. John Kester, of Santa Ana, formerly of Cyprus, were visiting friends in that vicinity this week. Mr. Kester is recovering from an attack of summer flu which followed closely upon the severe illness from flu and pneumonia which he experienced not many weeks ago. He is Buena Park News BUENA PARK, May 24—(Spl.) Mrs. Hattie A. Allen has bought the house and lot of A. W. Smith on Eleventh street. Mrs. Allen reports sales to the following: Jack Golden, 5 lots on the Cratzer tract. A. W. Smith, 2 lots at Harding... Mrs. Louise Seidlitz, 2 lots at Harding, and lots to M. E. Brandt, Mrs. C. E. Nichols and G. E. Zark of Fullerton. Mrs. S. P. Hilgenfeld took her Sunday school class to the Fullerton Park for a picnic on Saturday. Dr. D.W.Hasson attended the encampment of the G.A.R.at Modesta last week. David Leuke of Placentia has moved to his ranch on South Grand avenue and will start in the dairy business. Mr. and Mrs.E.Kohtz of Glendale spent Sunday with their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence Tilton. Mrs.O.J.Ellis of Long Beach was the week-end guest of Mrs.D.W.Hasson. The fire department were called out on Tuesday afternoon to the Cratzer ranch when a brush fire spread beyond control. The fence and a wood pile were destroyed before the arrival of the department. Mr. and Mrs.Merle Asper of Ray Arizona came to the home of Mr. and Mrs.Earl Dow on Monday.The young couple are on their honeymoon and plan to locate at Anaheim.Mrs.Asper is the sister of Mrs.Dow and Miss Jackson.On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.Dow and family,Miss Zoe Jackson motored to Camp Baldy. Mr. and Mrs.J.D.Brown and children spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.Clyde Brown at West-minister. Mr. and Mrs.Pred Bastady and children spent Sunday at Pasadena with Mrs.Bastady's mother. Mrs.Kellenberger, grand district deputy visited the Eastern Star for City Briefs with a corage bonquet. Dr. Keller, who, with Mrs. Christofferson came down from Hollywood for the affair, was also presented with a bouquet and responded with a few words of appreciation. The new officers of the club are busily working on next year's program, which is almost ready to go to press. Mr. and Mrs. M. Daugherty of Petaluma are located at 426 S. Vine-st. They are very enthused over Anaheim. Mrs. William Ward of Santa Ana is a guest of the Welcome M. Ward home for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hipes of La Verne were guests today of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Fesler. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Larimer of La Verne, Glen Jones and Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Fesler will pass the week-end at Arrowhead Woods. E. J. Webb reported to local police yesterday that some one had stolen a motormeter. Edward Jones of Fullerton is a patient at the local sanitarium today. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunton and little daughter, Betty, have returned from a short visit in San Diego and to Pine Hills, in Cuyamaca mountain. Mrs. C. W. Burrows and son Geo. of West Center-st., are in Los Angeles today. N. Ballou has been confined to his home this week with illness. Mrs. Mary Cogswell of Seattle, an old friend of the parents of Mr. C. C. Smith, was guest of the Smith home recently. She leaves Saturday evening on her return to the north, following a visit with her sister in Sierra Madre. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lorbeer, returned missionaries from India, will be week-and guests of the H. H. Knox family. Mrs. Lorbeer is a cousin of Mrs. H. M. Mayberry, mother of Mrs. Knox. Rev. and Mrs. Lorbeer have been home on furlough almost a year and are planning to return in August. Rev. Lorbeer will occupy the pulpit in the Baptist church Sunday morning. A son, Harley Dixon, was born yesterday at the Retreat, to Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shields, of Anaheim, Mother and son are doing nicely. Mrs. R. J. Rogers and small sons of Torrence and Mrs. Rogera' sister, Mrs. Mabel Broswell, her house guest from DuQuoln, Ill., were all day visitors at the orange show today. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoying and Mrs. William Lake are in Los Angeles today for combined business and pleasure. Little Betty Ruth Eells two year guest of his sisters, Mrs. Emima Ellis and Mrs. H. R. Gorland, Last evening the trio were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tobin. Former Residents Call Mr. and Mrs. John Kester, of Santa Ana, formerly of Cypress, were visiting friends in that vicinity this week. Mr. Kester is recovering from an attack of summer flu which followed closely upon the severe illness from flu and pneumonia which he experienced not many weeks ago. He is rather regretting the sale of his ranch property near Cypress, since the oil excitement is growing greater and greater in that community. Music Section Monday The music section of the Ebell club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thomas Lumadon, 123 South Kroeger-st. A review of the lives and complications of Russian composers will feature the program, with special illustrations of other kinds. A good attendance is expected. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA W. W. Harvey, Arthur Boyce, E. Twick, A. H. Mayer, J.E. Simkins, F.L Swenson, P.C.Skauras G.R.Boaz F.C.Haspel, W.J.P.McCune,F.L.Ware,Dana H.Hammond,L.Edgar Jerome,Miss Janette Graves,W.O.DalesJ.Hartford,and M.B.Athur Los Angeles;E.L Enache,Santa Ana;Harry P.Brown,Piru;E.J.Koernos,Boston,and J.F.Cush,Long Beach. AT CALIFORNIA HOTEL Harry T.Gregg, Wilmington; Jack Waller,Pasadena; Mase Wiff,Los Angeles,and Leland Dyer,Strattmore. AT HOTEL PLEASANT W.C.Bennett,j.M.Masters,H gram,W.W.Sutten,William F.Scott Los Angeles;Dorothy Baldwin and Ada Turner,San Pedro,C.T.Edwards and Martin Anderson,Redlands. FULLERTON BRIEFES Mrs.R.C.Dahlitz of Yorba Linda underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. The Fullerton High School girls' baseball team was scheduled to play Orange at Orange today. Mrs.Emanuel Smith has returned home after a visit at Eureka. J.E.Seal,Fullerton undertaker,today purchased a lot in the 44th block on Malvern avenue for $2,000.Mr.Scale expects to start a house at an early date. CALIFORNIA HOTEL FULLERTON Mrs.Mina G.Carson,Charles Kiappe,C.W.Dan,C.D.Hecox.Jones Fen,Bert Sconler,Miss Ann THE best economy combination in tires that we know of is a quality product backed up by conscientious service.So we sell Goodyear Tires,as representing the utmost in quality,and deliver the buyer a service that helps him get from those tires all the mileage built into them at the factory. As Goodyear Service Station Deals we sell and resemble our customers. The best service we can provide is our customer's satisfaction. 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D. Shields of Anabeim, Mother and son are doing nicely. Mrs. R. J. Rogers and small sons of Torrence and Mrs. Rogera's sister, Mrs. Mabel Broswell, her house guest from DuQuoin, Ill., were all day visitors at the orange show today. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heying and Mrs. William Lake are in Los Angeles today for combined business and pleasure. Little Betty Ruth Eells, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Eells; Burton road is slowly improving from a dangerous illness caused by kidney trouble. Mrs. J. M. Greer of Westminster is a patient at the local sanitarium. CALIFORNIA HOTEL FULLERTON Mrs. Mina G. Carson, Charles Kiappe, C. W. Dan, C. D. Hecko, Jones Fen, Bert Sconler, Miss Ann Barker and B. F. Robison, Los Angeles; J. C. James, Glendale; S. M. Greene, Inglewood; W. C. Bryant and Charles W. Amos, San Diego; Charles F. Hutstar, Palo Alto, and R. C. Mitchell, San Francisco. ADS THAT TALK When you meet a friend whose general appearance causes your admiration, you can fell assured that his suit comes from Jackson's—We aim to have just what you want—We are showing some attractive models in suits for the present season—Many styles to select from at prices from $25.00 to $50.00. White Flannel and Serge Trousers in all sizes from $5.50. Summer Underwear—Shirts with and without collars—Straw Hats of every sort. JACKSON'S MEN'S WEAR SHOP 'Your Moneys Worth Always' Anaheim EVERYTHING IN BOYS CLOTHING Dark News K. May 24.—(Spl.) Allen has bought lot of A. W. Smith street. Mrs. Allen refollowing: 2 lots at Harding... Heilditz, 2 lots at to M. E. Brandt, Ols and G. E. Zark Glenfeld took her ass to the Fullerton ce on Saturday. Son attended the enG. A. R. at Modesta of Placentia has ench on South Grand start in the dairy K. Kohtz of Glendale with their son-in-law and Mrs. Lawrence of Long Beach was nest of Mrs. D. W. Department were called afternoon to the when a brush fire control. The fence were destroyed beof the department. Merle Asper of Ray, the home of Mr. Dow on Monday. The one on their honeylocate at Anaheim. sister of Mrs. Dow On Sunday Mr. and family, Miss Zoe to Camp Baldy. J. D. Brown and wednesday evening with de Brown at WestFred Bastady and sunday at Passdena ly's mother. grand district the Eastern Star for Thompson for several months left on Wednesday for her home at Butte, Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElheng of Whittler were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis on Sunday. Mrs. Charles Hilman has returned from a week's visit to Victorville. Mrs. M. B. Shaw and Douglas Shaw Jr., returned home to San Bernardino on Monday evening after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Dano. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gwens and sons were dinner guests at the Robert Paden home at Puente on Sunday. I. D. Jaynes is having his house decorated with a coat of paint. Caryl Snyder and J. F., Simpson spent Sunday with their wives at La Cresecantas. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Childers and son Eugene motored to Huntington Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Miss Mildred Johnson, Miss Haida Janke and S. W. Little enjoyed a picnic at Modjeska's home on Sunday. I. D. Jaynes has added 38 new boxes to the post office. PAYS FINE FOR WEARING DIAMOND A purely business meeting occupied the hour at the Business and Professional Women's session today. The constitution was read and followed by a general discussion for annual election of officers next week. President Lucy A. Wood appointed Miss Allie Pannier to look into the matter of having a club pin. A dollar was deposited in the club's treasurer box by Miss Alice V. Robinson for wearing a diamond on her left hand. Pressed by questions Miss Robinson stated that the "lucky man" was Tom Scott of Santa Ana, a former Anaheim business man. She did not give out any further information. There was only a small attendance. Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Adams and son Bobbie and Mrs. E. T. Dudech of Los Angeles were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson on Monday evening. Miss Helen Jaworski was the weekend guest of Miss Catherine Utten-weller before leaving for her Home at Chicago on Wednesday. SPECIAL DURING ORANGE SHOW Bathing Caps In all the latest styles, as- DURING ORANGE SHOW Bathing Caps In all the latest styles, assorted colors, special prices Flentge Drug Co. Phone 75 We Deliver 237 E. Center St. Anaheim For June Weddings housefurnishings welcome gifts When she starts housekeeping every bride appreciates gifts of cooking utensils, electrical equipment, and other housefurnishings. You'll be agreeably surprised at how little it costs to buy a suitable wedding When she starts housekeeping every bride appreciates gifts of cooking utensils, electrical equipment, and other housefurnishings. You'll be agreeably surprised at how little it costs to buy a suitable wedding gift in this line. Pyrex—Ideal for the Bride What could please any young housekeeper more than several pieces of glass ovenware. A casserole, for instance, is one of the handiest of kitchen dishes because it can be used for cooking all manner of food and then be taken to the table for serving. Then there are cake plates, custard cups, pie plates, and bread dishes in a variety of patterns—all moderately priced and most appropriate. An Electric Percolator A percolator will furnish that delicious golden brown coffee with its just right taste. The styles shown are well made and finely nickel plated. Ornaments to any table. Kitchen Ware A gift of aluminum or enamelled ware will gladden any bride's heart. Nothing does more to make a bright, cheery kitchen and that's the way every bride pictures her kitchen. We can supply individual pieces like double boilers, covered kettles, tea kettles, dish pans, and sauce pans—suitable for wedding gifts. Silver Ware We carry two of the very best known brands. Priced right. Rogers 1847; Community 20 year plate. Dinner Sets Special priced dinner sets, very beautiful designs. One of the finest gifts that a bride could receive. Look at our window display. GEORGE B. PECK Hardware Opposite California Theatre Anaheim, Calif.