oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-18

TWENTY MEMBERS ADDED TO W.R.C.; MORE COMING ANAHEIM branch of the W.R.C. is steadily growing and at the meeting yesterday, 23 members were initiated. Names were balloted upon and more members will be taken in at the next session. Mrs. Emma J. Shear of Santa Monica was present and gave a talk on patriotism. She stressed the points of child welfare, and helping out in all patriotic work. Two comrades were present and among the guests were one from Whittier. A transfer was accepted from North Dakota. Presidents of the other Corps in the county were present and all gave a few complimentary words to the baby corps, as Anaheim corps is called. Mrs. Kuenzil was present from Fullerton, Mrs. Carrie Lewis, Orange; Mrs. Carrie Wedgewood, Santa Ana, Mrs. Kuenzille presented the local lodge, with a red, white and blue altar cloth. Mrs. C. R. Mawe presided at the meeting. Other officers present were Mrs. F. Pressel, Mrs. L. Goble, Mrs. Oelke, Mrs. O. Hill, and Miss Ida Hughes. Refreshments were served in the banquet room after the meeting for 80 members and guests. Ohio Picnic Soon Thursday July 26 is set for the Greater Ohio picnic which will be staged at Orange-co park. This is the first annual picnic for the county Luncheon and Supper A picnic party enjoying two meals Sunday on the sands and rocks at Arch Beach was composed of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Carpenter, J. F. Curtis and son, Harold, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fuquay, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Bunyard, Miss LaRue Reeves and Mr. Leonard White. Much of the time was passed in studying marine life which is most interesting and plentiful at this season. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter drove to Long Beach Saturday evening, and Mr. Curtis and son returned with them for the pleasant Sunday occasion. SURPRISE FOR FRIEND UPON RETURN HOME A DOZEN Anaheim ladies enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. R. W. Marvin yesterday afternoon when she entertained a party of friends at the home of Mr. Earle Phillips, N. Claudina-st. The affair was a complete surprise on Mrs. Phillips as she had been out of town for the day and when she returned, she found the guests awaiting her return. They had the house prettily decorated for the occasion. A pretty color scheme was carried out in pink and white and sweet peas furnished the floral decorations. Mrs. Barley Irvins, of Denver, guest of Mrs. Phillips entertained with several piano selections. A guessing game was also enjoyed and with merry conversation, the afternoon hours were happily whiled away. Ice cream and cake were served at four thirty. Guests included the Messenger Society Mrs. C. R. Mawe presided at the meeting. Other officers present were Mrs. F. Pressel, Mrs. L. Goble, Mrs. Oelke, Mrs. O. Hill, and Miss Ida Hughes. Refreshments were served in the banquet room after the meeting for 80 members and guests. Ohio Picnic Soon Thursday July 26 is set for the Greater Ohio picnic which will be staged at Orange-co park. This is the first annual picnic for the county and the association would like to get in touch with every one who have lived there or who is visiting from there now. The Buckeyes are requested to bring their lunch and enjoy the big picnic dinner. A program committee has mapped out an interesting program and there will be something doing all the time. The affair will start in the afternoon and continue during the evening hours. Dancing is also on the program. All who hear about this event are asked to pass the word as this is going to be a great reunion. Social and Rehearsal There will be choir practice of the Christian church tomorrow evening at the tabernacle on the corner of Helena and Chestnut-st. Mr. Howard Potter, director, is anxious to have all members present and on time. A social hour will be enjoyed after the practice and refreshments will be served. Leave for New Fields Rev. and Mrs. Coe Wellman have returned from a stay with friends in Los Angeles. If all goes well, they plan to leave Saturday for Mexico where they will take up their missionary work. Big German Baptist Party Three hundred members of the Christian Endeavor of the German Baptist church and their friends will gather tomorrow evening at Huntington Beach for a jolly good time. Dips in the plunge and other amusements will feature the meeting. The trip will be made from Anaheim at six o'clock. Pastor Returns From East Rev. H. G. Schmelzer is back ir. Anaheim again after a visit to Fort Wayne, Indiana where he went as a delegate to the Lutheran convention. While in the east, Rev. Schmelzer made many delightful visits with former friends and relatives. He stated he encountered considerable hot weather and is glad to be back in Anaheim. W. H. M. S. Tomorrow Women's Home Missionary of the White Temple will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claude West 222 E. Alberta-st. Election of officers will take place and a good program will be given. Sewing Class Meets The Loyal Workers of the Christian church will have an all day meeting at the Tabernacle tomorrow. A pot luck luncheon will be served at noon. The afternoon hours will be devoted to a quilting party. Every member of the church is cordially invited. Pot Luck Supper The Knights of Pythianis and Pythian Sisters will have a pot luck supper this evening at the Odd Fellows hall at 7 o'clock. Members of the Fullerton lodge and their wives will be guests. The meetings will be held immediately after the dinner. Coworkers in Picnic Employees of Falkenstein's store and their husbands and friends to Huntington Beach last evening where they enjoyed a jolly picnic. They left immediately after the store closed and the first round of pleasure was a dip in the plunge. Games on the sand occupied the hours and before the party left for their home, all indulged in the eating of "hot dogs". Guild Tomorrow The Helper's Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Guild hall. Final plans will be made for the coming bazaar. All members are requested to come to the meeting. BUENA PARK, Ivan Ellmore and baby tored to Los Angeles. Mrs. Roy Barnett are spending a vacation Beach. Miss Ruth Edwardi is the guest of her Blanch Whitezell. Mr. and Mrs. Ernes Mr. and Mrs. W. R. the theater in Anaheim evening. Miss Ida Wilshire the guest of her uncle and Mrs. Jack Golden. Miss Hazel Tweedy is visiting at the hotel Mrs. Charles Owens. Mr. and Mrs. D.B.Charles motored to De Sunday. J. F. Simpson, Carl R. H. Meyer motorized over the week-end reported as improving has hopes of a com soon. Mr. and Mrs. Chad and sons Percy and Sunday guests at hot Mrs. H. P.King at Mr. and Mrs.Lewin to San Diego on Sat home on Monday.T he interesting place Diego and also mo Juans. Mrs. R.H.Rock w visitor on Monday aftr Mr. and Mrs.I.home on Monday mor Arrowhead where thre several days. Miss Helene Teeter theater in Anaheim ning. Mrs.Dan Williams spent Monday with M.E.Lucas at Cypress Hunt and son Bruce day guests at the Lu AT THE HOTEL J.N.Witney,R.F.C.Adams,Ernen Barlow,E.M.Shey,and Mary Johnson,Charles Thomas,VetSan Francisco,and T Bernardino. Pastor Returns From East Rev. H. G. Schmelzer is back in Anaheim again after a visit to Fort Wayne, Indiana where he went as a delegate to the Lutheran convention. While in the east; Rev. Schmelzer made many delightful visits with former friends and relatives. He stated he encountered considerable hot weather and is glad to be back in Anaheim. New Terpsichore Head L. P. Bonnat has been elected president of the Terpsichore club, popular dancing club of Anaheim. Vincent Bruce is vice president; C. W. Chamberlain, secretary; P. G. Smith, treasurer. The members of the Board are Mrs. C. H. Mann, Mrs. Vincent Bruce, Mrs. J. W. Utter, Mrs. P. B. Hardin, H. E. Axup, M. Eden and C. J. Dunham. Pile Sufferers Get Quick Relief Doctor discovers real remedy that actually heals Piles and absorbs them never to return. No man or woman need suffer another hour from any pain soreness or distress arising from hemorrhoids or Piles now that this wonderful prescription known as MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES can be obtained for a moderate price at any first-class drug store on the money back if dissatisfied plan. You'll be amazed to see how quickly it acts. Blessed relief often comes in an hour; even in cases of long standing with profuse bleeding, really wonderful results have been accomplished. Remember the name, MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES, and be sure to follow the simple directions that come in each box. Special Note—Out of town sufferers: 60 cents mailed to Mecca Medicinal Products Co. at Rochester, N.Y., will bring a box by Parcel Post and guaranteed. Guild Tomorrow The Helper's Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Guild hall. Final plans will be made for the coming banzaar. All members are requested to come to the meeting. BREA NEWS Mr. George W. Wolfe of La Habra was a Brea visitor Saturday to see relatives. Mrs. James Reynolds motored to Covina Saturday and enjoyed dinner with her sister Mrs. D. J. Shults and family. Mr. H. Senn was a Brea visitor Monday from Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Brea were Long Beach visitors Sunday afternoon. They brought their little niece home with them for a few days visit. Sunday was a day well represented by Brea Folk at Laguna Beach. The annual meet of the K. P. Those who attended were the Shupperts, Olmsteads, Stickneys, Sales, Winchels, Carpenters, Heningins and many other families. Many enjoyed a dip in the surf. Mr. and Mrs. M. Chambers motorized to South Park Sunday to join the Southern California College reunion which meets annually for the purpose of renewing friendship and exchanging reminiscences of years ago. Everybody takes lunch and spreads out on long tables and oh, you can imagine the rest. There were about fifty student friends present besides many ex-ministers which come and enjoy eating chicken, biscuits and such like as the old Downeyites know how to make. J. C. Shepherd of Fullerton was there with his basket well filled and many others. A day well spent. Miss Alice Winchel returned home Saturday after several weeks visit in Los Angeles with her relatives. She and her uncle Mr. Bird went to Chino tonight to attend a surprise birthday party. Plain Dealer Ads ORDERS FOR: Birthday Picnic and Lunch CATER BIRTHDAY SMALL BAKE PHONE 507 North Los ANAHEIM The Woman's Page UNUSUAL FROCKS FOR THE MAIDEN FAIR Yellow organdy is used in the frock on the left. It is stitched in lade green and trimmed with green ribbon to match. Green is again used in the chiffon gown on the right. It is combined with orchid here and ribbon; and embroidery are used as trimming. The simple walking frock in the center is fashioned of navy blue Poiret twill, is trimmed with Roumanian embroidery. BUENA PARK LOCALS Trip to China The young people of the Presbyterian Yellow organdy is used in the frock on the left. It is stitched in lade green and trimmed with green ribbon to match. Green is again used in the chiffon gown on the right. It is combined with orchid here and ribbon; and embroidery are used as trimming. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 18.—Mrs. Ivan Ellmore and baby daughter motored to Los Angeles on Monday. Mrs. Roy Barnett and son Jack are spending a vacation at Newport Beach. Miss Ruth Edwards of Bellflower is the guest of her cousin Miss Blanch Whitezell. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Woodfin and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Braly attended the theater in Anaheim on Sunday evening. Miss Ida Wilshire of Redlands is the guest of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden this week. Miss Hazel Tweedy of Pasadena is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owens. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Brown and son Charles motored to Devils Canyon on Sunday. J. F. Simpson, Carl B. Snyder and R. H. Meyer motored to Tujunga over the week-end. Mrs. Snyder is reported as improving in health and has hopes of a complete recovery soon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Owens and sons Percy and Preston were Sunday guests at home of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. King at Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blatz motored to San Diego on Saturday returning home on Monday. They went to all the interesting places around San Diego and also motored to Tia Juana. Mrs. R. H. Rock was an Anaheim visitor on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Jaynes came home on Monday morning from Lake Arrowhead where they had spent several days. Miss Helene Teeters attended the theater in Anaheim on Sunday evening. Mrs. Dan Williams and son Rosser spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lucas at Cypress. Mrs. Merrill Hunt and son Bruce were also Monday guests at the Lucas home. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT J. N. Whitney, R. G. Lyman, Mrs. F. C. Adams, Ernest Boyd, E. M. Barlow, E. M. Shey, Edna R Roaller and Mary Johnson, Los Angeles; Charles Thomas, Ventura; L. Acres, San Francisco, and T. E. Bishop, San Bernardino. LOCALS Mrs. E. Voss Herrington and son E. Voss Jr., have returned from Dallas, Texas, where they were visiting relatives. They were accompanied home by relatives who will be their guests. The trip was made via motor. The Business and Professional Women's club will meet at the Elks club tomorrow for luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Holditch have moved from 221 Elm-st, to 115 N. Philadelphia-st. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Fehlman and Dorothy and Donald Fehlman passed Sunday at Glen Ivy Springs, Others at the popular resort were Mr. and Mrs. S. Tousseau and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Back and two children. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Riley and Mr. and Mrs Bill Payne motored to Los Angeles and sou "Dulcy" at the Morosco. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins and little daughter have left on a motor trip to the northern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Thomas are guests of Los Angeles friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wright and family have moved from Chestnut-st to N. Olive-st. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Clemens formerly of Los Angeles are domiciled at the Biltmore Apts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scovell of the California rooms who have been absent for the past six weeks during which time they visited friends in Dodge City, Kansas, have returned. The W. L. Morris Realty Co.'s moved the offices from over the Golden State Bank to 123 No. Los Angeles-st. Mrs. J. D. Guy and son J. D. Jr., accompanied by Mrs. D.J.Pitts, went to Santa Ana yesterday where they were the guests of Mrs.H.R.Boyd and Mrs.Carl Thresher. Mrs.Frank Turner and daughter Bertha, were dinner guests today of Mr.mrs.G.D.Marshandfamily. M.M.Carpenter of Cypress, has bought a two acre ranch from Don Gridley which he plans to subdivide.The property is located on Lincoln avenue in a desirable location. Mrs.Wm.Young and Miss Clara Helnze passed yesterday in Santa Ana. Trip to China The young people of the Presbyterian church have consented to act as guides on a trip to China This trip will start at 7:45 Thursday evening from the church.Every member of the congregation is invited to come and enjoy the trip There will be plenty of information and refreshments along the way.All are advised to come early and avoid the rush. Silver Tea Postponed The Silver Tea which was to have been given by the Pythian Sisters at the home of Mrs.Gertie Prusard,402 Elm-st tomorrow,has postponed until Teusday,July 24.Mrs.Hatfield will assist Mrs.Hansard with the entertaining. Bible Study Class Interdenominational Bible class meeting-led by Mrs.Jane Wilson of Long Beach will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian church.All interested are cordially invited.The class takes up at 2:30. CORSE CO Gives PERFECT STOU MRS. DAN WILLIAMS and son ROSSE spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lucas at Cypress. Mrs. Merrill Hunt and son Bruce were also Monday guests at the Lucas home. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT J. N. Whitney, R. G. Lyman, Mrs. F. C. Adams, Ernest Boyd, E. M. Barlow, E. M. Shey, Edna R Roaller and Mary Johnson, Los Angeles; Charles Thomas, Ventura; L Acrees, San Francisco, and T. E. Bishop, San Bernardino. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA F. L. McKain, Chicago; W. W. Harvey, J. C. Schreiber, Giles U. Knight, V. Cox, A. P. Kendig, Hugo H. Methmann, A. F. Podd and H. Podd, Los Angeles; M. Leroy, San Diego; O. L. Crook, Long Beach; J. Leash, Felton, and H. L. Clifton, Tuma. MARY, MARY, QUITE CONTRARY SOUTHAMPTON, England, July 18.—Miss Mary Landon Baker of Chicago, whose repeatedly interrupted romance with Allister McCormick, young Chicago millionaire engaged the attention of European and American society for many months, sailed for home today upon the liner Homeric. "I can't tell anything," replied Miss Baker when asked about the possibility of her marriage. "There is nothing to say at all." Plain Dealer Ads Bring Results. ORDERS TAKEN FOR Birthday Cakes Picnic and Travellers' Lunches CATERING BIRTHDAY DINNER SMALL BANQUETS PHONE 966 507 North Los Angeles St., ANAHEIM, CALIF. CHOSEN PRESIDEN OF RADCLIFFE COL. PORTLAND, Ore., July 18.—Mrs. Ada B. Comstock, president of the American Association of University Women, submitted her resignation at the close of her annual report read to the association here today. The announcement came as a distinct surprise as she had served but 18 months of a three year term. Miss Comstock was recently elected president of Radcliffe College. Her successor will be chosen by the assembled delegates during the present convention. NOTABLES VISIT PLANT F. O. Wallschlaeger and J. C. Hasson, auditor and manager of f.o.b. sales, respectively, of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange, were among yesterday's visitors at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n. Other visitors were J. M. Strauss of Monroe La., and N. Lazarus of Shreveport, La. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Ladies Club at Diamond Brands for Children in New York City. Pills in Red and Gold metallic cases with Fine Edition. Take no other. Pills for CHLOE'S TERMS. DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, were known as Best in Palette. SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. Presents Dishes The Coe and Esther Wellman Legion Fund being sponsored by the Epworth and Senior league of the White Temple, is growing rapidly and the latest donation is a 48-piece dinner service. Four ladies, Mrs. E. A. Collins, Mrs. J. K. Langdon, Mrs. Henry Wagner and Miss Bella Walker have been meeting at the Walker home and have painted a gold band around the edge of the pieces. When it was learned that Rev. Wellman and his wife would have to take their disheo, the league thought this would be a practical gift. The dishes will be on display thin evening in the cradle roll department of the White Temple. A number of intimate friends of these young people, who are not members of the league, have donated useful gifts which will find a welcome place in the new home in Mexico. A Spanish Sunday school department in Los Angeles has donated $50 for the purchase of a rug. Other donations will be received at the church this evening and up to Saturday. Interesting Announcement Anaheim friends have received cards announcing the engagement of Miss Coral Elaine Jensen to Mr. Ellis A. Eagen. The wedding will be an event of early September. Miss Jensen was a former Anaheim girl and is a graduate of Anaheim high school. She is the daughter of Mrs. Agnes Jensen. The family moved to Los Angeles several years ago. Miss Jensen is a member of the Phi Mu sorority of the University of So Calif. Mr. Eagen is a graduate of the college of law of the same institute and is now practicing law in Los Angeles. He is a member of the Delta Theta Phi legal fraternity and of Zeta Kappa Epsilon. Miss Jensen is a niece of Mrs. J. E. Baker of Nutwood Station, near Anaheim. BUSINESS GIRL'S BECOMES BRIDE OF SANTA ANAN SLIPPING away to Uplands, yesterday, Miss Alice V. Robinson and Mr. Thomas Scott of Santa Ana were married at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. James Stone, former pastor of the Anaheim Presbyterian church. No Anaheimers attended the ceremony. The bride wore an attractive three piece suit of grey with accessories to harmonize. For the past several years Mrs. Scott has been making her home with her sister, Mrs. G. W. Sandilands on E. Center-st. She has been connected with the post office department for the past thirteen years and for several years has been assistant postmaster, resigning recently to become the bride of Mr. Scott. As a business woman, Mrs. Scott has endeared herself to many friends for her wonderful character and sweetness of disposition. Her presence will be greatly missed by those whom she has been associated with. She has been complimented with many lovely affairs following the announcement of her engagement several months ago. Mr. and Mrs. Scott left immediately after the ceremony on a motor trip to parts unknown and upon their return will reside in Santa Ana. Mr. Scott was a former Anaheim business man and moved to Santa Ana several years ago where he took a responsible position with the Santa Fe railroad. Swimming Party The "Sharks" will take a dip in the plunge at the Y. M. C. A. pool this evening at 7:30. The girls are anticipating an unusually good time. The hostesses will serve refreshments. SIGNAL HILL RODEO Miss Jensen is a member of the Phi Mu sorority of the University of So. Calif. Mr. Eagen is a graduate of the college of law of the same institute and is now practicing law in Los Angeles. He is a member of the Delta Theta Phil legal fraternity and of Zeta Kappa Epsilon. Miss Jensen is a niece of Mrs. J. E. Baker of Nutwood Station, near Anaheim. Notice to Delphians Jane Cowl's supreme triumph, "Juliet," is to be revealed to playgoers at the Los Angeles Philharmonic auditorium, starting Monday, July 30. All Delphian members who are interested in attending a matinee performance on Wednesday, Aug. first, will please notify the secretary, Mrs. R. W. Balch, 728 South Lemon-st, for reservation of tickets, accompanied by a check for $1.65, which includes the war tax, not later than Friday, July 20. One Thousand at Picnic Brookside Park, Pasadena was invaded by over a thousand people today. The occasion was the annual picnic of the employees of the 68 Chaffee stores throughout the southland. Members of the force and their families made up the jolly picnic party. Swimming Party The "Sharks" will take a dip in the plunge at the Y. M. C. A. pool this evening at 7:30. The girls are anticipating an unusually good time. The hostesses will serve refreshments. SIGNAL HILL RODEO All is in readiness for Long Beach's big event of the summer season, the Signal Hill Roundup, at Daugherty Flying Field next Saturday and Sunday. Broncho busters from all the ranges of the West are gathering at the beach city for the big event. "Skeeter" Bill Robbins, the famous puncher, who rode Rancho Villa, the untamed king of wild horses is in charge of the contests. Rancho Villa is among the horses who will be on hand. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, FULLERTON Milton Henock, Florence R. Winn, Frank Lambert, R. W. Ross and Charles Rankin, Los Angeles, and E. F. Hogan, Pasadena. D. H. Rathbone of Fullerton underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange CORSET-LESS" CORSET PERFECT Support Even to the STOUTEST Figures --DEMONSTRATED-- PERFECT Support Even to the STOUTEST Figures --DEMONSTRATED-- Two Expert Corsetiers from factory, who have charge of the traction at the Motion Picture Industrial Exposition in Los s, who will be here by special arrangement on JULY, 18th, 19th and 20th A SALE BUT A DEMONSTRATION OF A TRULY CORSET-LESS CORSET For Every Figure McDONALD'S "JUST A LITTLE DIFFERENT" So. 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