oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-13

GAY COURTESY PAID RETIRING BROADWAY HEAD An elaborate Chinese color scheme completed the motif yesterday afternoon at Ramona Villa when Miss Deryl Kennedy entertained with a farewell party in honor of Miss Alice Grimshaw. The incentive for the pretty affair was the resignation of Miss Grimshaw as principal of the Broadway school and who will take up similar duties in Santa Ana. Mah Jongg, the fascinating Chinese game, was played throughout the evening Miss Louise Denton was awarded the prize and Miss Grimshaw the guest prize. Tally cards carried an oriental design, also the place cards and napkins. Chinese lanterns were aglow and lent a soft glow of light to the rooms. Miss Annie Ryan assisted Miss Kennedy and both ladies wore imported Chinese gowns. The luncheon menu carried an oriental air and was most delicious. Honoring Miss Grimshaw were the most gracious hostesses, Miss Kennedy and Ryan, Mrs. Edith Ritter, Santa Ana; Mrs. Lawrence Southerland, the Misses Louise Denton, San Diego, Gladys Campbell, Long Beach; Elenora Parker, Erma Steedman, Francis Baeks, Catherine Dresser, Mattie Lou Robinson, Edith Hedstrom and the honoree, Miss Alice Grimshaw, all of Anaheim. Day At Long Beach An all day meeting of the Cypress Society Bankerettes Evening Miss LUCILLE BASTIAN entertained last evening for the members of the Bankerettes club. The usual amount of crabroidery work and conversation was enjoyed. Miss Bastian served dainty refreshments late in the evening. Guests included Misses Mareta Westphal, Murie Gossett, Elsalia Schellens, Philura Sparks, Evelyn Degryse, Vera O'Rourke, Helen Weber, Gladys Aldrich, Leora Henlton, Elise Jessurun, Mrs. Bernard Dresser, C. B. Goodson, George Vermellion, Lloyd when a good program will be given, tess, Miss Bastian. Philathea Social Night The Philathea class members accepted the invitation of Mrs. A. V. Wheeler last evening and passed an unusually jolly evening. A business session occupied the early hours, but later the time was turned over to a social hour. Games were played and little Naomi Wheeler entertained with several piano solos. Tasty refreshments were served by Mrs. Wheeler who was assisted by her sister, Mrs. W. K. Suiter. Mrs. F. T. Edimston is president of the class and presided in her usual efficient manner. Members present included the Messdantes Charles Mills, Tillie Gordon, J. R. Abernathy, Lescoe, Smith, W. K. Suiter, Phiffer, George Lyons, F. T. Edimston, Docittle, Helen Pico, Edward Anderson, Daggett, Misses Rose Wheeler, Grace Burgess, Louis NUTWOOD HOME SCENE OF EARLY STREETS THE home of Mr. Strom of Nutwood hemlin was the scene wedding Tuesday morning daughter Esther ben Earl Simmons, son J. C. Simmons of De-mony took place at a bower of old fast French combination delphinium predating out the colorful mons was gowned by wearing a corsege of les of the valley. Preceding the wedding Lohengrin played by Anaheim, two favors if all Those E Charms," and "Beecred by Mrs. A. Stewood. Following the exertive delightful two courses fast was served to the ing 24 of the couple and relatives. The diately by motor for trip in the perthwe Serves As I Joseph C. Harlan rancher of buena P from Pasadena where man at the wedding John E. Hardin, bus Stratford Mr. Harlan of Stratford Mr. J Marlon Welsh were Saints church by M Miss Florence Pat friend of the bride in maid.-The bride waited in white chancuse Honoring Miss Grimshaw were the most gracious hostesses, Misses Kennedy and Ryan, Mrs. Edith Ritter, Santa Ana; Mrs. Lawrence Southerland, the Misses Louise Denton, San Diego, Gladys Campbell, Long Beach; Francis Parker, Erma Steadman, Francis Backs, Catherine Dresser, Mattie Lou Robinson, Edith Hedstrom and the honoree, Miss Alice Grinshaw, all of Anaheim. Day At Long Beach An all day meeting of the Cypress-Hanson Community club was conducive of a lively time when the club motored to Long Beach to be the guest of Mrs. Jack Dugan and Mrs. O. Lough, both formerly of Cypress, at the Dugan home on Florida east. To make preparation of the buffet lunchconferral for the hostesses, the members carried along sandwiches, beans, spaghetti, salads, cream, pie and other substantials, which were supplemented by ice cream, cake, tea, coffee provided by the hostesses. Shafia dalis about the rooms served for decorative effect. An afternoon program contained piano music by Mrs. Hartson, Huntington Park, sister of Mrs. Lugas; humorous readings by Mrs. Hugh La Rue; another by Tudla Dugas; a reading by Mrs. O. P. Bunyard, and others by Mrs. Abplanalp and Mrs. Iugan. Modeler with chewing gum was successfully done by Miss Edna Joha, in making a counting little bride, emblem of the present month. Mrs. H. H. Hammond was given a consolation prize, a bottle, the contents of which were left unannounced. Other guessing games gave awards to Mrs. Abplanalp and Mrs. Ella Smith. Enjoying the day together were the Mesdames Win. Abplanalp, O.P. Dunyard, H. H. Hammond, C. R. John, John Kester, Hugh LaRue, Nordstrum, George Peters, W. B. Patterson, George Trefern, D. S. Wetherbee, Ella Smith, Compton; C. Parke, Long Beach; Ben Sconce, W. Swanberger, C. Hartson, C. D'Sudo, H.W.Krontz, W.G.Follansbee, Miss Edith John, and several small tots. CALIFORNIA HOTEL. FULLERTON W. B. Kyder, Sacramento; C.A. Royce, E.A. Berg, H.A. Bailey, Robert A.McParlane, F.R.Winn,N.V.Tanner,and C.A.Pencey,and H.M.Kinsey,Los Angeles; Mrs.Maggaret Balan,Riverside; Emil Figel,San Francisco; and E.R.Bladen,San Diego. When in need advertise in the Plain Dealer. Recital Friday Night Mrs. Mildred Fraser Goodcell and her music pupils are very busy shaping things for the recital which they will give in Guild hall Friday evening of this week, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Goodcell will be assisted by Miss Vergle Best, an artistic dancer from Los Angeles who will give two numbers. Mrs.Sidney Prince will also assist through playing the piano accompaniment for Earl Prince in his violin solo. The entire program includes: Bobo-link,Morning Carols,Jean Berger; Joyous Farmer,Alegreto; Earl Prince Old Favorite Melodies,Long,Lang ago; Home,Sweet Home,Marjorie Reed; Little Indian Chief,récitation,Duane Lyon; Two Studies,Nodding Danies,Edith Logsdon; Little Patriot March Alfred Davis. Basket Dance,Vergle Best, accompanied by Mrs.Goodcell; In May Walter Larsen; violin solo.H Trovoto; Sarl Prince, accompanied by Mrs.Sidney E.Prince; Little Fairy Walk,Margaret Rasmussen; L'Arabique,Bryant Casey; Dance of the Henry Bees,Vergle Best, accompanied by Mrs.Goodcell; Spirit of Chivalry,Balade,Lesh Davis; At Evening,Fragrance Reed; Narcissus,Poupe Valante,Sonatina.Earl Lyon. Spiritual Meetings Mrs.Nellie Allen and Miss Mary McLain will be in the First Spiritual church tomorrow for three services.At 11 a.m.,private service will be held,and circle readings at 2:30 and 7:20. CALIFORNIA HOTEL. FULLERTON M.E.Weber,M.J.FistLos Angeles;E.R.BladenSanDiego;Calvin Sanders,Austin. Mrs.H.R.Brown has accepted a position as bookkeeper at the La Habra packing house for the summer months. Serves As Joseph C.Harrison of buena where man at the wedding John E.Hardin,buy Stratford Mr.Harry of StratfordMr.J.Marlon Welsh were Saints church by Miss Florence Patten friend of the bride nailed.-The bride was in white charnues broidered net.She valley.Miss Pale shade of greenception was held at after the ceremony.Mr and Mrs.Harry where they will make CityB Mr. and Mrs.F.R.,1119 W.Broadway five months motor cover points north recently sold their pre-Annna Dochtler of Le Miss Lillian ClabaiAriz., is the guest of and Mrs.J.H.ClabaiMrs.M.E.Bever evening from a seven Los Angeles with Rosenberg. Mrs.E.Cutter,were operated a restaurant surgical patient in the tal.She is reportedDaniel Norland,matured two weeks attempted to board home from the hospice to get about with themA very fine radio hit in his room for hisMiss Frieda BarnA.Henry,motored to evening.Miss BarnFrancisco and is visi Anaheim.Mr and Mrs.Harrison are announcing the bater.Mrs.Shoobridge bered as Miss Rubia couple is living at Mr.M.rand returned from a hotel at Lake Arrowhead,micled in the palmtomeat at Peralta HillA dancing party free held at Long Beach l attending were Mr.LyonsMr.and Mrs.Mrs.Hall,mr andCohenJohn DuckwehHolland and Mrs.Holfrank N.GibbshAngeles today.Mrs.Woodhouse is a patient at the loc Harry Suthard's Excursions BACK EAT May 15th and every day this summer to September 15th Round trip Summer excursion fares to nearly all principal points in America here are a few of them: DENVER $64.00 MINNEAPOLIS $87.00 OMAHA $72.00 KANSAS CITY $72.00 NEW YORK $147.00 WASHINGTON $141.00 BOSTON $153.00 Ft.Worth $72.00 TORONTO $121.00 NEW ORLEANS $85.55 PHILADELPHIA $144.00 CINCINNATI $106.50 CLEVELAND $108.50 ATLANTA $109.50 45 others at proportionately low fare Liberal stopovers and diverse routes Los Angeles Limited - Straight through to Chicago - solid METRO ALLEGE TO BURTH, DENVER, OMAHA, MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS C.S.BROWNE, G.A. 419 BUSH STREET SANTA ANA Reservations, Information Literature and Itineraries UNION PACIFIC Pasadena Long Beach Ocean Park Santa Ana Riveraide Mission Bay When in need advertise in the Plain Dealer. Mrs. H. R. Brown has accepted a position as bookkeeper at the La Habra packing house for the summer months. A dancing party free held at Long Beach attending were Mr. Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, John Duckwheeland Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Ho. Frank N. Gibbs h Angeles today. Mrs. Woodhouse is a patient at the locus Harry Suthard's orchestra has been obeyed Cohen for the new Terpsichore club which at the Elks Club Tues. The executive committee American Legion last plans for the big initio to be held soon. Mrs. Julia H. Miller Miss Mary of Tuolumne at the Evan L. Miller Miller is the son and drielyly, of the ladies. Robert Finch, of Reno is the guest of Mr. Dunham. Mr. Finch led with southern O hopes to locate here. Mrs. Edith Dunham east for the summer succeeded in her duties Chispa chapter, O.E.Rea. Mrs. Wm. Abplanaheral days in Long Beach friends. Mr. and Mrs. John leave today for a sur Kansas and Missouri mer Cypress resident Fullerton I W. N. Irwin and wining to leave tomorrow E. and S.P. for India F. B. Stone of York went an operation took lerton hospital. Mrs. C.I.Brier of Apartments who has b lerton hospital went by Funeral services for Volkers of Brea are tomorrow from MeAula in Loma Vista. Mrs. E.R.Bowers of the Fullerton hosp ing a convention in S Dr. George Hampton has been elected a m advisory council of the of the College of Oscians and Surgeons, The Woman's Page NUTWOOD RANCH SCENE OF PRETTY EARLY CEREMONY THE home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hedstrom of Nutwood Ranch, Andhein, was the scene of a charming wedding Tuesday morning when their daughter Esther became the bride of Earl Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simmons of Downey. The ceremony took place at 10 o'clock amid a bower of old fashioned flowers in French combination, gladiolas and delphinium predominating. Carrying out the colorful idea, Mrs. Simmons was gowned in peach canton, wearing a corsage of orchids and lilies of the valley. Preceding the wedding march from Lohengrin played by Edna Hochuli of Anaheim, two favorites, "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms," and "Because" were rendered by Mrs. A. Stevenson of Hollywood. Following the exchange of vows a delightful two course wedding breakfast was served to the guests numbering 24 of the couples nearest friends and relatives. The pair left immediately by motor for a two month trip in the perthwest. Serves As Best Man Joseph C. Hardin, prominent rancher of buena Park has returned from Pasadena where he acted as best man at the wedding of his brother, John E. Hardin, business man of Stratford, Mr. Hardin business-man of Stratford, Mr. Hardin and Miss Marlon Welsh were married at All Saints church by the Rev. Chase, Miss Florence Patterson, intimate friend of the bride acted as Bride's maid. The bride was pretty gowned in white chancery with veil of emerald. Attention Hoosiers The annual all day picnic of the Orange-co Hoosier society will be held in Orange-co park Thursday, June 28, beginning at 10 o'clock, when a god program will be given. All former residents of Indiana who new reside in Orange-co are cordially invited. Bring well filled baskets with a little more than enough sandwhiches to serve the family. PAST OFFICERS AND CHARTER MEMBERS SERVE ANOTHER social affair given at the meeting of Chispa chapter, O. E. S., was successfully conducted last evening when all past matrons and past patrons and charter members available were honored by acting as officers during the initiation. Mrs. Guy Daniels, present worthy matron, and Alonzo Alexander, present worthy patron, presided with Mrs. J. P. Brastad, junior past matron and E. H. Metcalf, junior past patron. Other past officers riled the places of associate matron, Mrs. C. M. Kemp; chaplain, Mrs. Anna Burson; conductor, Mrs. Della Kellenberger; associate conductress, Mrs. Maude McCann; warder, Mrs. Aka Squires; treasurer, Mrs. E. E. Lyberger; secretary, Dr. Walter Bigham; Adah, Mrs. Quarton; Ruth, Mrs. Ella Coons; Eather, Mrs. Daisy Mann; Martha, Mrs. Hattle Pearson; Electa, Mrs. J. D Pitts; sentinel, Asa Squier; organist, Mrs. Susie Brown; marshal, Mrs. Evelyn Beat; J. D. Roof; W. S. Huddle, M. Flenge, past patrons, and Mrs. Kittie Kelly Smith, past matron, also 1923 matron of Ami Tai chapter, U.D., in Pullerton, were among other past presiding officers. Seven Graduate Seven boys from St. Catherine's school for boys will be awarded diplomas of graduation tomorrow evening, at the exercises to be held in the auditorium of the school. These boys are Forest Fine, John Escovado, Jack MacFadden, Joseph Techtonlous, Paul Fleming, George Russek and Clet Carricat. An eight-reel picture, "Cardigan," will be shown which gives a combination of important historical events for the foundation of the story, and in which the occasion for the words of Patrick Henry "give me liberty or give me death," arose. Other heroes of history, Paul Revere and John Hancock, are featured. Benediction will be celebrated by Father Powers, who later will award diplomas. Contributions will be accepted. Surprise Picnic Dinner Members of the Cypress Nazarene church gave a jolly surprise Sunday after services to Mrs. T. F. Covel and son, Leslie, who recently sold their dairy ranch and have purchased a bungalow in Walnut Park. Unfortunately, Mr. Covel could not attend services and was not in on the pleasant affair. Mrs. Covell and son were invited to go to the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Wicker and upon arrival were joined by 24 friends in an outdoor dinner, served in the shade of the spreading big mulberry tree. Fried chicken, salads, sandwiches, etc., formed a sumptuous repast. The afternoon was passed in conversation and ringing church songs. Teacher Weds Preacher Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis and Miss Mattie Lou Robertson were at school on Tuesday morning when their daughter Esther became the bride of Earl Simmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simmons of Downey. Following the exchange of vows a delightful two course wedding breakfast was served to the guests numbering 24 of the couples nearest friends and relatives. The pair left immediately by motor for a two month trip in the perthwest. Serves As Best Man Joseph C. Hardin, prominent rancher of buena Park has returned from Pasadena where he acted as best man at the wedding of his brother, John E. Hardin, business man of Stratford, Mr. Hardin business-man of Stratford, Mr. Hardin and Miss Marlon Welsh were married at All Saints church by the Rev. Chase, Miss Florence Patterson, intimate friend of the bride acted as Bride's maid.-The bride was pretty gowned in white chancery with veil of emerald. Attention Hoosiers The annual all day picnic of the Orange-co Hoosier society will be held in Orange-co park Thursday, June 28, beginning at 10 o'clock when a god program will be given.All former residents of Indiana who new reside in Orange-co are cordially invited.Bring well filled baskets with a little more than enough sandwhiches to serve the family. PAST OFFICERS AND CHARTER MEMBERS SERVE ANOTHER social affair given at the meeting of Chispa chapter, O.E.S., was successfully conducted last evening when all past matrons and past patrons and charter members available were honored by acting as officers during the initiation.Mrs.Guy Daniels present worthy matron,and Alonzo Alexander,present worthy patron,presided with Mrs.J.P.Brastad,junior past matron and E.H.Metcalf,junior past patron. Other past officers riled the places of associate matron,Mrs.C.M.Kemp;chaplain,Mrs.Anna Burson;conductor,Mrs.Della Kellenberger;associate conductress,Mrs.MaudeMcCann;warder,Mrs.AkaSquieres;treasurer,Mrs.E.E.Lyberger;secretaryDr.WalterBigham;Adah,Mrs.Qarton;Ruth,Mrs.EllaCoons;Eather,Mrs.DaisyMann;Martha,Mrs.HattlePearson;Electa,Mrs.J.D.Pitts;sentinel,AsaSquieres;organist,Mrs.SusieBrown;marshal,Mrs.EvelynBeat.J.D.Roof.W.S.Huddle,M.Flegen,past patrons,andMrs.KittieKellySmith,past matronalso1923matronofAmiTaichapter.U.D.,inPullerton were among other past presiding officers. Seven Graduate Seven boys from St.Catherine's school for boys will be awarded diplomas of graduation tomorrow evening.at the exercises to be held in the auditorium of the school。这些男孩areForestFineJohnEscovadoJackMacFaddenJosephTechtonlousPaulFleningGeorgeRussekandCletCarricat. 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Teacher Weds Preacher Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis and Miss Mattie Lou Robertson were at school on Tuesday morning when their daughter Esther became the bride of Earl Simmons,zonofMr.HardiniandMs.C.M.Kemp;chaplain,Mrs.Anna Burson;conductor,Mrs.Della Kellenberger;associate conductress,Mrs.MaudeMcCann;warder,Mrs.AkaSquieres;treasurer,Mrs.E.E.Lyberger;secretaryDr.WalterBigham;Adah,Mrs.Qarton;Ruth,Mrs.EllaCoons;Eather,Mrs.HattlePearson;Electa,Mrs.J.D.Pitts;sentinel,AsaSquieres;organist,Mrs.SusieBrown;marshal,Mrs.EvelynBeat.J.D.Roof.W.S.Huddle,M.Flegen,past patrons,andMrs.KittieKellySmith,past matronalso1923matronofAmiTaichapter.U.D.,inPullerton were among other past presiding officers. Seven Graduate Seven boys from St.Catherine's school for boys will be awarded diplomas of graduation tomorrow evening.at the exercises to be held in the auditorium of the school.这些男孩areForestFineJohnEscovadoJackMacFaddenJosephTechtonlousPaulFleningGeorgeRussekandCletCarricat. 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Teacher Weds Preacher Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis and Miss Mattie Lou Robertson were at school on Tuesday morning when their daughter Esther became the bride of Earl Simmons,zonofMr.HardiniandMs.C.M.Kemp;chaplain,Mrs.Anna Burson;conductor,Mrs.Della Kellenberger;associate conductress,Mrs.MaudeMcCann;warder,Mrs.AkaSquieres;treasurer,Mrs.E.E.Lyberger;secretaryDr.WalterBigham;Adah,Mrs.Qarton;Ruth,Mrs.EllaCoons;Eather,Mrs.HattlePearson;Electa,Mrs.J.D.Pitts;sentinel,AsaSquieres;organist,Mrs.SusieBrown;marshal,Mrs.EvelynBeat.J.D.Roof.W.S.Huddle,M.Flegen,past patrons,andMrs.KittieKellySmith,past matronalso1923matronofAmiTaichapter.U.D.,inPullerton were among other past presiding officers. Seven Graduate Seven boys from St.Catherine's school for boys will be awarded diplomas of graduation tomorrow evening.at the exercises to be held in the auditorium of the school.这些男孩areForestFineJohnEscovadoJackMacFaddenJosephTechtonlousPaulFleningGeorgeRussekandCletCarricat. 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Teacher Weds Preacher Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis and Miss Mattie Lou Robertson were at school on Tuesday morning when their daughter Esther became the bride of Earl Simmons,zonofMr.HardiniandMs.C.M.Kemp;chaplain,Mrs.Anna Burson;conductor,Mrs.Della Kellenberger;associate conductress,Mrs.MaudeMcCann;warder,Mrs.AkaSquieres;treasurer,Mrs.E.E.Lyberger;secretaryDr.WalterBigham;Adah,Mrs.Qarton;Ruth,Mrs.EllaCoons;Eather,Mrs.HattlePearson;Electa,Mrs.J.D.Pitts;sentinel,AsaSqueres;organist,Mrs.SusieBrown;marshal,Mrs.EvelynBeat.J.D.Roof.W.S.Huddle,M.Flegen,past patrons,andMrs.KittieKellySmith,past matronalso1923matronofAmiTaichapter.U.D.,inPullerton were among other past presiding officers. Seven Graduate Seven boys from St.Catherine's school for boys will be awarded diplomas of graduation tomorrow evening.at the exercises to be held in the auditorium of the school.这些男孩areForestFineJohnEscovadoJackMacFaddenJosephTechtonlousPaulFleningGeorgeRussekandCletCarricat. 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Teacher Weds Preacher Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis and Miss Mattie Lou Robertson were at school on Tuesday morning when their daughter Esther became the bride of Earl Simmons,zonofMr.HardiniandMs.C.M.Kemp;chaplain,MRS.Anna Burson;conductor,MRS.Della Kellenberger;associate conductress,MRS.MaudeMcCann;warder,MRS.AkaSqueres;treasurer,MRS.E.E.Lyberger;secretaryDr.WalterBigham;Adah,MRS.Qarton;Ruth,MRS.EllaCoons;Eather,MRS.HattlePearson;Electa,MRS.J.D.Pitts;sentinel,AsaSqueres;organist,MRS.SusieBrown;marshal,MRS.EvelynBeat.J.D.Roof.W.S.Huddle,M.Flegen,past patrons,andMRS.KittieKellySmith,past matronalso1923matronofAmiTaichapter.U.D.,inPullerton were among other past presiding officers. Seven Graduate Seven boys from St.Catherine's school for boys will be awarded diplomas of graduation tomorrow evening.at the exercises to be held in the auditorium of the school.这些男孩areForestFineJohnEscovadoJackMacFaddenJosephTechtonlousPaulFleningGeorgeRussekandCletCarricat. 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Hardin, prominent rancher of buena Park has returned from Pasadena where he acted as best man at the wedding of his brother, John E. Hardin, business man of Stratford. Mr. Hardin and Miss Marlon Welsh were married at All Saints church by the Rev. Chase. Miss Florence Patterson, intimate friend of the bride acted as Bride's maid. The bride was prettily gowned in white charcoal with veil of embroidered net. She carried illies of the valley. Miss Patterson wore a pale shade of green. A wedding reception was held at the bride's home after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Hardin will go north where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Thomas of 1119 W. Broadway left today for a five months motor trip. They will cover points north and east. They recently sold their pretty home to Mrs. Anna Dochtler of Los Angeles. Miss Lillian Clabaugh, of Jerome, Ariz., is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clabaugh. Mrs. M. E. Bever will return this evening from a several days visit in Los Angeles with her sister, Mrs. Rosenberg. Mrs. E. Cutter, who has recently operated a restaurant in Cypress, is a surgical patient in the Artesia hospital. She is reported improving. Daniel Norland, whose toes were amputated two weeks ago when he attempted to board a truck is now home from the hospital. He is able to get about with the use of crutches. A very fine radio has been installed in his room for his pleasure. Miss Frieda Barman and George A. Henry, motored to Riverside last evening. Miss Barman is from San Francisco and is visiting friends in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shoebridge are announcing the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Shoebridge will be remembered as Miss Ruby Lucas. The couple is living at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Dresser have returned from a honeymoon outing at Lake Arrowhead. They are domiciled in the palatial Schellens home at Perailta Hills. A dancing party from Anaheim was held at Long Beach last night. Those attending were, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen, John Duckworth, Gretchen Holland and Mrs. Holland. Frank N. Gibbs has gone to Los Angeles today. Mrs. Woodhouse of Garden Grove is a patient at the local sanitarium. Harry Suthard's Black and Tan McCann; warder, Mrs. Asa Squires; treasurer, Mrs. E. E. Lyberger; secretary, Dr. Walter Bigham; Adah Mrs. Quarton; Ruth, Mrs. Ella Coons; Eather, Mrs. Daisy Mann; Martha Mrs. Hattle Pearson; Electa, Mrs.J.D.Pitts; sentinel, Asa Squires; organist, Mrs.Susie Brown; marshal, Mrs.Evelyn Beat; J.D.Roor, W.S.Huddle, M.Plenge, past patrons, and Mrs.Kittie Kelly Smith, past matron, also 1923 matron of Ami Tai chapter, U.D., in Fullerton, were among other past presiding officers. Rites of membership were conferred upon Mrs.Ruth Gregg and Miss Jessie Coons, and Arthur Coons, daughters and son of Mrs.Ella Coons, a charter member; Mrs.Frances Brower, Miss Estelle Jamison, Mrs.Grace McFarland and William Woods. Favors of dainty satin rosebud lingerie claps for the ladies and pretty sleeve holders for the men, were presented by Mrs.Daniels, worthy matron of Chispa chapter. The honoree were grouped about the large round table in the banquet room, the others at the smaller tables, which were decorated in a combination of pink and white Martha Washington and ferns. A light luncheon wa served. The uncertainty in political fields may be due to the fact that multiplication of leaders has left none to qualify as followers. Teacher Weds Preacher Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Curtis and Miss Mattie Lou Robertson were guests at the marriage last evening of Rev.Clifford Bacon and Miss Gertrude Kiser, at the home of the former's relatives, Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Parks in Orange Rev.M.B.Pearson, pastor of Orange Presbyterian church officiated. Mr., and Mrs.Bacon left at once for a trip to New York, where they plan to make their future home. As Miss Kiser, the bride was a teacher in the Central school here during the past year and made many friends who are offering good wishes and congratulations. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERWHERE You can appreciate the s SPLENDID QUALITY LINEN SUITINGS -high lustrous finish, fast color. EXTRA SPECIAL A dancing party from Anaheim was held at Long Beach last night. Those attending were, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen, John Duckworth, Gretchen Holland and Mrs. Holland. Frank N. Gibbs has gone to Los Angeles today. Mrs. Woodhouse of Garden Grove is a patient at the local sanitarium. Harry Suthard's Black and Tan orchestra has been obtained by Arthur Cohen for the next dance of the Terpsichore club which is to be held at the Elks Club Tuesday, June 26. The executive committee of the American Legion last night discussed plans for the big initiation exercise to be held soon. Mrs. Julia H. Miller and daughter Miss Mary of Tuolumme are guests at the Evan L. Miller home. Mr. Miller is the son and brother respectively, of the ladies. Robert Finch, of Rochester, Minn., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dunham. Mr. Finch is greatly pleased with southern California and hopes to locate here. Mrs. Edith Dunham who has gone east for the summer, will be succeeded in her duties as secretary of Chispa chapter, O. E. S. by Miss Kate Rea. Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp is passing several days in Long Beach, the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Kester will leave today for a summer's visit in Kansas and Missouri. They were former Cypress residents. Fullerton Briefs W. N. Irwin and wife, are planning to leave tomorrow over the P. E. and S. P. for Indianapolis, Ind. F. B. Stone of Yorba Linda underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. Mrs. C. I. Brier of the Marwood Apartments who has been at the Fullerton hospital went home today. Funeral services for Charles F. Volkers of Brea are at 2 p.m. tomorrow from MeAulay's; inferment in Loma Vista. Mrs. E. R. Bowers, superintendent of the Fullerton hospital, is attending a convention in Santa Barbara. Dr. George Hampton of Fullerton has been elected a member of the advisory council of the Alumni Association of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. SPLENDID QUALITY LINEN SUITINGS —high lustrous finish, fast color. EXTRA SPECIAL 98c 2500 Yards "Orange Blue" SPECIAL PURCHASE. THIS SPLENDID QUALITY OF 32 INCHES SOM" GINGHAM, PURCHASED IN MORE THAN 50 "DIFFERENT SON'S MOST ATTRACTIVE STYLES, WORTH 35c PER YARD, WHOLESALE, IF THE SAME WERE TO BE BOUGHT AT MARKET 3 DAYS ONLY (THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY) Children's Play Suits Ages 1 to 8 —of heavy blue denim or strong Khaki cloth trimmed in turkey red, worth $1.25, on sale 89c Pure Silk Hose 95c PURE THREAD SILK. High spliced heel, extension toe, double sole, elastic looping, wide double welts. A WONDERFUL HOSE at 95c We Have With Signer" Repress Signer Magazine REGULAR PRICE $1.50—East BELROBE SYSTEM OF MATERIAL ON A GREAT TO SEW—Stainless Cheaper than SPECIAL 20 Dozen Ladies' Regular BROUGHT TO FURTHER THAN much under the regular price shown and in which you will Carried in the most desired styling band top mercerized, shell POPULAR GIRLS GIVEN PRESENTS FOR HOPE CHEST MISS EILEEN ADAMS, a bride elect, was honored last evening with a miscellaneous shower given by the Misses Mabsl Zeigler and Alice Humphrey at the home of the former, 205 North Clementine-st. As Miss Alice Humphrey sang and played "I Love You Truly," little Peggy Akerman presented Miss Adams with a bridal bouquet of Cecil Bruner roses, much to her delight. The shower of beautiful miscellaneous gifts was presented in a novel manner. Miss Zeigler, dressed as a French maid, wheeled a pretty cab, decked with white ribbons and draperies into the room and presented the contents to the honoree. They included many lively gifts of linen, china, etc., which will add much to the hope chest. A charming toast was given to the bride-to-be. The color motif of pink and white was furthered in the buffet lunchroom. Covers were served to the honoree, the Misses Julia Goodrum, Rose Pojet, Carrie Peterson, Sarah Tubbs, Alvena Joost, Heilen Jordon, Peggy Hulce, Mildred Kemp, Elsa Steffens, Marie Schacht, Ethel Bailey, and the Messames E. Barnes, Margaret O'Rourke, R. E. Jaberg, O. H. Mitchell, Frank Anderson, O. H. Renner and the hostesses. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA H. E. Sloan, I. Teitelbaum, E. M. Burlow, W. H. Galpin, Charles C. Calle, F. W. Brown, L. H. Miller, Jas Ken, F. L. Davison, Los Angeles; J. C. Johnston, and A. K. Ghanarawy, Berkeley; Adam S. Hemetson, Lindsey; Emil Fidel, and J. Lee Richards. YORBA LINDA, June 13.(8pt.)—The funeral of Benj. Bemis, held at McAuley's parlors at Fullerton on Monday morning was attended by a large number of sorrowing friends. Mr. Bemis had resided here for about twelve years and had made a host of friends with his genial kindly nature. He had made plans to go to his old home in Vermont the latter part of the month for a few months visit. Mrs. G. E. Pratt, a daughter arrived from Iowa on Sunday for the services and the other children were also present. They included Arthur Bemis, Mrs. C. H. Elechler of Olinda; Mrs. Gallerd Page of Garden Grove and Homer Bemis of Chino; Burial was at Mount Olive at Whittier, beside his wife who passed away about nine years ago. The floral offerings were many and very beautiful, as were the services which were in charge of the Elks, of which lodge Mr. Bemis was a prominent member. Rev. Marsh of this place spoke a few words of comfort to the sorrowing relatives and friends. Mr. Bemis was sixty-two years of age. Two Y. L. homes changed hands last week. Mr. Hollingsworth sold his house to Mr. V. Murphy, who will occupy it as soon as Mr. Hollingsworth can move his family elsewhere. Mr. Harry Kendrick has sold his home to Mrs. Pierson sister of Mrs. Nellie B. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick have purchased a fine lot in Fullerton and will build on it at once so that Mrs. Pierson may occupy her new possession when she comes here in September. The local cribbage club entertained the Fullerton Club at the Woman's Club house on Friday evening, and resulted in the local club winning. The final game will be played at Fullerton AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA H. E. Sloan, I. Teltelbaum, E. M. Eurlow, W. H. Galpin, Charles C. Cale, F. W. Brown, L. H. Miller, Jas. Kem, F. L. Davison, Los Angeles; J. C. Johnston, and A. K. Ghanarawy, Berkeley; Adam S. Hemetson, Lindsey; Emil Fidel, and J. Lee Richards, San Francisco; C. P. Brice, Glendale; R. S. Warren, San Francisco; H. A. Clemens, Long Beach; R. F. Finch, Rochester, Minn.; and Miss H. E. Townsend, Yorba Linda. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA G. W. Shaw, J. C. 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