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CIETY. Busy Week-End Visit Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick returned last evening from a week-end trip to Los Angeles. Saturday evening they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and later in the evening went to Exposition Park where they met Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McGiffen and Miss Margaret McGiffen and D. J. McGiffen. All took in the sights and report it a most wonderful exposition. They remained over night at the McGiffen home in Hollywood on Sunday afternoon attended the matinee at the Orpheum. Sextet Dines at Kroegers Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger and family entertained at dinner yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nowotny and children of Santa Ana and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch. In the afternoon the men went to the ball game while the ladies passed the hours in merry conversation. Guild Party Tuesday The Fullerton Episcopal Guild will have a card party tomorrow evening at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wright, 742 N. Clemenline-at.-Anyone interested in the game is cordially invited. Visit Beach City Little Misses Eloise and Marion Wright and Masters Donald and Junior Wright and their guest Relda Cunningham of San Francisco went FAMILY PARK ENJOYS DINNER AT RANCH THE second of a series of door events was gathering of relatives friends held yesterday ranch, west of Garden Mrs. Alberta Andrews Mrs. Mary Doolin, external hearty welcome to On the rear lawn u pepper tree, two long placed, each centered with bouquet of garden flowers cooking stove gave coke though the kitchen ran into service for the "fee. Complying with the that she not make elation for the dinner, that "hot dogs" would de resistance," and with baked beans, dill pickle jams, a menu was tastes so good no place it be the beach. The luscious watermelons, until later in the after appeal from the guest of ice cold lemon punch noon treat, also. Piano numbers and the Misses McNulty, or with Victrola music in visiting during the interesting note of the birthday anniversary of Eaton, of Santa Ann., hostesses, who enjoyed all 'mere boys.' The g Mr. and Mrs. Eaton, M C. Eaton, Miss Ella Blas Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Hillton, and son, Alvin, of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ro Junior and Johnnie, To Whitaker, Anaheim, Mr Anaheim; Mr. and Mr Guild Party Tuesday The Fullerton Episcopal Guild will have a card party tomorrow evening at the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wright, 742 N. Clemen-tine-st. Anyone interested in the game is cordially invited. Visit Beach City Little Misses Eloise and Marion Wright and Masters Donald and Junior Wright and their guest Reida Cunningham of San Francisco went to Balboa where they were the guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wright. Chaffee "Family" Picnic The annual picnic of the employees of Chaffee's stores thruout the southland will be held Wednesday at Brookside Park, Pazadena. Preparations are being made to accommodate several hundred people. The Anaheim Chaffee stores will be closed all day Wednesday. Missionary Meeting The Presbyterian congregation is reminded of the Women's Missionary meeting which will be held at the church Thursday evening. A program a little out of the ordinary is planned and all are requested to be present. Woman Wishes Work Mrs. J. W. Price of S. Olive-st., is in touch with a deserving American woman who needs work. She has two children to support as her husband is in the hospital. She is highly recommended by those for whom she has worked and would like to get housework or cooking by the day. Mrs. Price may be reached by calling 866-J at any time. VACATION AT BEACH Paul V. Allen and family, who reside near Anaheim, and Otto Jaeger of Imperial Valley, are spending a two weeks' vacation at Hermosa Beach and San Diego. Mr. Allen is in charge of the local office of the Auto Club of So. Calif. Miss Norma Meekes is in charge during his absence. Mrs. John Russell and little son John have returned to their home, S. Guernay-st., Santa Ana, after being at the Retreat for the past two weeks. BERGER HALF AGRES Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lywood and daughter, G. Cooper and sons, Junior of Des Moines, last week of Mr. and Gaddis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sunday in Long Beach. Paul Black of Bloom who is spending the sun Beach, is visiting his uncle Dyke this week. Lora Christensen and pett visited with Lou Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. W. heim are spending a few anado hotel. Mr. Wal agent for the Santa F. Frank N. Gibbs and f ed recently from a vac Idlewild. Mrs. Robert Wilson o nut-st. entertained yester Mrs. Robert Wilson and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W. N 507 Wilhelmine-st., are of an eight and one-half. Mrs. W. A. Plerson have left the Retreat for in Fullerton. Mrs. John Purdum John are now at their Diamond-st., after being treat. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. daughter Thelma and H. P. Tobin and family several days on a camp Hodges Lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. M family went to Newport IN STOCK Ware 20 Different Patterns These patterns, we are putting up BEST SETS FOR TWO K. T. K., Johnson English and Dinnerware. our standard stock patterns and same any time. Consists of Following:— A few patterns at -2 Cups $3.95 -2 Saucers -2 Dinner Plates —2 Fruit Dishes —1 Platter Butter Plates —1 Bowl Novelty&GiftShop H. J. EFKER St. Anaheim, Cal. The Woman's Page FAMILY PARTY ENJOYS DINNER AT RANCH HOME THE second of a series of annual out of door events was the picnic and gathering of relatives and very close friends held yesterday at the Andrews ranch, west of Garden Grove road, Mrs. Alberta Andrews and her sister, Mrs. Mary Doolin, extending their usual hearty welcome to the guests. On the rear lawn under the huge pepper tree, two long tables were placed, each centered with a cheering bouquet of garden flowers. A nearby cooking stove gave convenience, although the kitchen range was pressed into service for the "hots" and coffee. Complying with the urgent request that she not make elaborate preparation for the dinner, it was agreed that "hot dogs" would be the "piece de resistance," and with potato salad, baked beans, dill pickles, jellies and jams, a menu was enjoyed which tastes so good no place else, except it be the beach. The dessert course, luscious watermelons, was postponed until later in the afternoon, through appeal from the guests. A stone jar of ice cold lemon punch was an afternoon treat, also. Piano numbers and vocal duets by the Misses McNulty, of Long Beach, with Vietrola music interspersed the visiting during the afternoon. An interesting note of the day was the birthday anniversary of Mr. Sam B. Eaton, of Santa Ann, cousin of the hostesses, who enjoyed the picnic like all 'mere boys.' The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eaton, Miss Ella Blackburn, Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Hilary Worthington, and son, Alvin, of Du Quoin, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Regers and sons, Junior and Johnnie, Torrence; S. W. Whitaker, Anaheim, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mc- COAT AND DRESS TO MATCH IS NEW SUMMER FASHION LARGE WEEKEND PARTY IN FULLERTON Fullerton police captured eleven prisoners over the week-end, filled their city jail to overflowing, and had to bring two of the prisoners to Anaheim to find lodging. Eight of the prisoners were charged with drunkenness, one charged with selling liquor, one charged with carrying a concealed weapon, and another charged with violating the motor vehicle act. This last charge was against John Pelco who is asid to have been taking the number plates off of one car which belonged to him and putting them onto another. He was arrested by Officers Annin and Diest. Seven in one band were arrested on charges of drunkenness by Officers Woods and Lacy. One of them it said will be charged with transporting liquor. DAWN-DARK FLIGHT HELD UP BY REPAIRS (By international news service) MINEOLA, N. Y., July 16—The hop-off for Lieut. Russell Maughan's second attempt to fly from New York to San Francisco between daylight and dark was again postponed today. Failure of mechanics to complete alterations and repairs on Maughan's plane caused the delay. BUENA PARK Mrs. J. W. Bishop and children, James and Pauline of Long Beach, were guests at the home of Mrs. N. D. McDowell on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chandler left on a camping trip on Friday. They expect to be gone about a week. Mrs. M. B. Shaw of San Bernardino is the guest of Mrs. N. D. McDowell on Friday. HUSEHOLD TALKS Mrs. day over of her honeymoon. Springday panied by Gibson, ley Gibb. Other Santa Fe ed Ray Harper City, and Louisville DIES Miss Bauerter of Riverside pastor or died yes o'clock, o'clock ill had been the influence ago, at in the T. The best Aulay fun state tour p.m.at odist chie have been Rev. Caieting.of Whittie of Santa Fe furnish Members school class as vern Star grave.Vista cen with Victoria music interspersed the visiting during the afternoon. An interesting note of the day was the birthday anniversary of Mr. Sam B. Eaton, of Santa Ann, cousin of the hostesses, who enjoyed the picnic like all 'mere boys.' The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eaton, Miss Ella Blackburn, Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Worthington, and son, Alvin, of Du Quoin, Ill., Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Regers and sons, Junior and Johnnie, Torrence; S. W. Whitaker, Anaheim, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McNulty and three daughters, Long Beach, and Mrs. A. A. Smith. S. S. Class Tonight The Philaihea class of the Presbyterian church will meet this evening at the Walker home, E. Broadway. The girls are asked to bring their sewing and all members are requested to be present. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Langdon, Hollywood and daughter, Mrs. Thomas G. Cooper and sons, Robert Junior of Des Moines, were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gaddis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bley spent Sunday in Long Beach. Paul Black of Bloomington, Ill., who is spending the summer in Long Beach, is visiting his uncle, E. J. Van Dyke this week. Lora Christensen and Bernice Lippett visited with Louise Smith at Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Walker of Anaheim are spending a few days at Coganado hotel. Mr. Walker is local agent for the Santa Fe. Frank N. Gibbs and family returned recently from a vacation trip to Idlewild. Mrs. Robert Wilson of 121 Chestnut-st., entertained yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and family of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Polston of 507 Wilhelmine-st., are the parents of an eight and one-half pound girl. Mrs. W. A. Pierson and little son have left the Retreat for their home in Fullerton. Mrs. John Purdum and little son John are now at their home, 1220 Diamond-st., after being at the Retreat. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter and daughter Thela and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tobin and family are passing several days on a camping trip at Hodges Lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McAllister and family went to Newport today, where Mr. and Mrs. Johnny-Martin passed yesterday at Long Beach. Friends of Miss Ruth Blakemore, who was badly injured several weeks ago in an auto accident will be glad to know that she is able to be around on crutches and take auto rides. She is staying with her sister, Mrs. Geo.Brown at Brenn. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Schaeffler and family have moved into their new home on Sabina-st. They formerly resided on Reah-st. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Price and Mr. and Mrs. H. Havey passed Sunday at San Pedro and Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A.Richter are entertaining a son and his family from Imperial Valley. Mrs.Marie Hogg of Los Angeles, who has been the guest of Mrs.Robert Wilson, 121 Chestnut-st., for the past week, will return to her home tomorrow. Mrs.Wilson will go with her and pass several days there. Mr. and Mrs.George Crawford and two sons have moved to Fullerton. They formerly lived on Cypress-st. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Mrs.A Arthur Martin, Los Angeles; Mrs.E Muhan, Orange, and K.Yamal. Mr. and Mrs.A.G.Wright and their guests, Mr.,and Mrs.H.G.Cunningham of San Francisco passed the week-and at Lake Arowhead.The stayed at the Arlington Inn. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Fergus and sons Donald and Gelrad left yesterday for a motor trip to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Randall and Constance和Melvin Randall passed Mrs.J.W.Bishop and children, James and Pauline of Long Beach, were guests at the home of Mrs.N.D.McDowell on Friday. Mr.mrs.Charles Chandler left on a camping trip on Friday.The expect to be gone about a week. Mrs.M.B.Shaw of San Bernardino is the guest of Mr.sand Mrs.O.R.Dano.Mr.mrs.Dano and Mrs.Shaw left on Saturday evening for a two weeks' camping trip to Yosemite. Mr.mrs.W.B.Shaw and sons,Bailey and Robert,left on Saturday evening for a three weeks' trip to Mono Lake and Yosemite.The also expect to visit in San Francisco. Mrs.Montgomery and daughter Nora have returned from a week's visit with Mrs.Montgomery Sr.,at Redlands. Mr.mrs.I.D.Jaynes left on Saturday morning for Arrowhead Lake,where they will spend a few days with their son and duveter,Mr.mrs.Harold Jaynes. The J.L.Mennes Realty Co.report the sale of two lots to J.Doyle,who will erect two modern housesalso one lot to E.S.Andrews of Clovis,N.M. Mr.mrs.Charlie Chandler and Raymond Nelson motored to Los Angeles on Thursday morning. Mrs.M.B.Shaw was the dinner guest of Mr.sand Mrs.W.B.Shaw on Thursday evening. Mrs.R.H.Rock was a visitor to Anaheim on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.Lawrence Tilton and brother,Richard Kohtx,and Mrs.Robert Hunt enjoyed the bathing at Long Beach on Friday afternoon. Mrs.Harris of Norwalk was a business visitor in town on Friday. Misses Mable Robison and Ruth Starkey motored to Fullerton on Friday afternoon,and enjoyed the bathing in the El Dorado plunge. Mr.mrs.Ernest Woodfin were visitors at Fullerton on Thursday afternoon. Mr.mrs.Lawrence Tilton and Mrs.Robert Hunt motored to Los Angeles on Saturday. Mrs.Hattie A.Allen reports the sale of the W.A.Smith bungalow to Mr.mrs.J.Seymour of Anaheim.Mrs.Seymour is a dressmaker and will be ready to receive any work of this kind。 507 Wilhelmine-st., are the parents of an eight and one-half pound girl. Mrs. W. A. Pierson and little son have left the Retreat for their home in Fullerton. Mrs. John Purdum and little son John are now at their home, 1220 Diamond-st., after being at the Retreat. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter and daughter Thelma and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tobin and family are passing several days on a camping trip at Hodges Lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McAllister and family went to Newport today, where they will pass two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gates and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Mauerhan and family are passing the week at Capistrano Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Swan of Los Angeles are now residing in Anaheim. Mrs. Swan will be remembered as Miss Irene MacLean, popular art teacher last year at Anaheim Hi. Mr. and Mrs. V. W. LaMont and two sons have returned to Anaheim after an outing at Strawberry Flats. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell passed the day at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sweetwood passed yesterday at Long Beach with Mr. Sweetwood's parents. Miss Mabel Mitchell passed yesterday at Long Beach with friends. Lawrence Mitchell was a Long Beach visitor yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clark and son Albert, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Dahlen passed yesterday at Long Beach. Mrs. Fred Lautenback of Los Angeles is staying at the Frank Gates home during their absence at Capistrano Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Schumacher were Long Beach visitors yesterday. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Mrs. Arthur Martin, Los Angeles; Mrs. E.Muhan, Orange, and K.Yamai. Mr. and Mrs. A.G.Wright and their guests, Mr. and Mrs.H.G.Cunningham of San Francisco passed the week-end at Lake Arowhead. They stayed at the Arlington Inn. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Fergus and sons Donald and Gelrad left yesterday for a motor trip to Seattle. Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Randall and Constance and Melvin Randall passed the week-end at Newport with Mr.Randall's parents. Mrs.Ida Hughes entertained yesterday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.Charas Zimmerman, Mr.Tom Myers and his mother, Mr.Myers, all of Parsons, Kan. In the afternoon the Easterners drove to Orange County Park, where they enjoyed the sights. Miss Gladys Rowland of the office of Delemiere Thurber, Fullerton lawyer and realty man, is spending her vacation touring So Cal. Hotel Valencia Guests J.D.Johnson,E.Dilla,Miss.V.State,G.E.Matthews,G.E.Downs,and E.J.Warner,Los Angeles;Geo.W.Abel,San Fernando;W.L.Moore,Pasadena;and J.J.Rutchland,Hollywood Park. CARD OF THANKS To the loving friends and acquaintances who so beautifully expressed their love and respect for our beloved wife, mother and sister, we extend our heartfelt thanks and sincere appreciation. GADE FAMILY and RELATIVES. Anaheim OPPOSITE CITY HALL Ivory Bedroom Piece —Dresser with large plate glass mica fine enamel finish. $31.00 —Bow foot Bed, attractive design. $29.00 —We close at six p.m.Saturday. Rutcee FURNITURE Phone 54—J 151 N “The Oldest Furniture” HUSBAND'S BODY TAKEN TO OLD HOME Mrs. Florence Gibson left Saturday over the Santa Fe with the body of her husband, Mack N. Gibson, who recently died in Fullerton, for Springdale, Ark. She was accompanied by her sister-in-law, Bessie Gibson, and her little daughter, Shirley Gibson. Other passengers leaving over the Santa Fe for Eastern points included Ray J. Ross, New York; Howard Harper and Russell Garr, Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Baizze, Louisville, Ky. DIES AFTER THREE DAYS' ILLNESS Miss Electra Montague, 23, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Montague of Fullerton, where Rev. Montague is pastor of the First Methodist church, died yesterday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, after having been taken seriously ill Thursday. Miss Montague had been in poor health since having the influenza three and a half years ago, at which time she was a senior in the Tulare high school. The body is being held at the McAulay funeral parlors, but will lie in state tomorrow from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. at the chapel of the First Methodist church, where funeral services have been announced for 2 o'clock. Rev. C. M. Crist of Santa Ana officiating, assisted by Rev. John Oliver of Whittier, and Rev. Wm. A. Betts of Santa Ana. The church choir will furnish the music, it is announced. Members of the Philathea Sunday school class are to act as honorary pallbearers, and members of Baraca class as active pallbearers. The Eastern Star is to have charge at the grave. Interment is to be in Loma Vista cemetery. LOCAL YOUNGSTERS HAVE NEW PRIVILEGE Anaheim kiddies are coming into their own. Miss Irene Jacques, instructress at the new city park, assisted by eight young ladies from Anaheim high school, is putting the youngsters through the paces of a score of supervised games, besides teaching them elements of handicraft, under the shelter built by the local Lions club. Vard Hannum is having the slide, rock-a-bye swings and teeters put into place and soon circular rings and other playground devices will be installed by his department. Boy Scouts will soon be instructed by County Executive Roland Dye to tidy up the grounds periodically, and this small folks' industry will then begin to hum on a business basis. Many parents do not realize that well-directed play hours in summer vacation, under such ideal conditions, make not only for the physical, but the mental and moral upbuilding of young children. Under Marie Noll, president, and Grace Holdsworth, secretray, Elizabeth Schweinfest, Elaine Webb, Mary Alice White, Sarah Fay, Evelyn Cordes and Catherine Volz are assisting Miss Jacques. These young ladies are known as the "Spark-plugs," and it is no misnomer if their energy may be reckoned. "All kiddles welcome," is the slogan, and "the more the merrier." Hours: 1:30 to 5, and no charge. This great summer supervised playground term is made possible by Anaheim Community Service. Hareold Holdsworth will organize the youngsters' baseball league, at which a good start was made today at 1 o'clock. The teams will be pitted against each other, and the parents invited to see their prowess. PARK and children, of Long Beach, home of Mrs. N. Charles Chandler ship on Friday, about a week. of San BernarMr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dano and sunday evening trip to YoShaw and left on Satthree weeks' visit in San daughter from a week's omery Sr., at Jaynes left on Arrowhead spend a few and daughter as the dinner W. B. Shaw ENJOINS STATE IN MINIMUM WAGE LAW (By International News Service) LOS ANGELES, July 16.—A temporary injunction restraining the state of Arizona from enforcing the minimum wage law for women, which is $16 a week, was granted today by Federal Judges Ross, Bledsoe and Sawtelle, sitting en banc here. The injunction was granted pending ruling on the minimum wage law for women in the United States Supreme Court, which is considering the question in connection with another case. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, FULLERTON A. H. Wilson, Los Angeles; H. G. Featon, and C. G. Pearson, San Diego; D. H. 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