oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-27

BUSINESS CLUB TAKES SEASIDE CITY BY STORM THIRTY-THREE members of the Budness and Professional Women's club invaded Balboa last evening. The "Sharks" left Anaheim at 5 o'clock and took a dip in the bay before dinner. The water was rather cool but every one had a wonderful time. Others left Anaheim at 6 and did not get down until later. The members sang their club songs, then formed a serpentine to the door of Young's café where the best dinner obtainable was served. Singing and merry conversation whiled away the evening hours during the courses. The happy "bunch" went to the pavilion where some danced until 11 o'clock, while others who did not care to dance went boat riding. In the party were the Misses Blanch Mickle, Clem Backs, Alice Teevan, Helen Weber, Eunice Rainey, Dorcas Jacques, Marcella Weber, Lucille Nenno, Lucylee Bastian, Callye Sparks, Ellie Jessurun, Betty West, Ruth Pannier, Elsa Block, Johanna Brickson, Helen Shanklin, Sue Amack, May Poirier, Agnes Saviers, Ruth Chamberlain, Margaret Blake, Lottie Kriek, Alice Pannier, Ellen Tuna, Ruth White, Myrtle Winters, Helen Melhorn, Agnes Bastian, Irene Jacques, Lillian Degryse, Mesdames Beasle Bruington, Ruth C. Bandini, M. E. Canby, Mabel Hathawny, Dr. B. Raincha. Party Visits Exposition Community Shop Moves The Community Shop, formerly fronting South Los Angeles at in the old marinaade building, has moved into the room 8, on the south side of the building to make way for the candy factory. While not quite so accessible, the present shop rooms are much larger and cooler and when arranged will present a comfortable appearance. The shop is sorely in need of clothing of all kinds, as the demand is greatest while the fruit is being picked. Anything is acceptable in the way of wearing apparel, and the packages may be called for by phoning Mrs. Price, $66-J. A hurried inventory of the closets and the attic will certainly produce some clothing which can better be spared than to hang for months, accumulating dust and moths, and depriving some one of its use. The shop committee is actively occupied with its part in arranging for the emergency hospital and dental clinic; funds for the equipment of which are available. Miss Mitchell of Los Angeles, field worker from the tubercular department of the state board of health, was here yesterday looking over the situation and offered suggestions for the proposed welfare work. St. Michael's Vacation Plans St. Michael's Episcopal church has made special plans for the summer as follows: during the month of August the rector will be at his cottage, 219 36th-st. West Newport, returning Sunday mornings for services at the church at 11 o'clock. LOCAL COURT HONEYM THRU 1 ANAHEIM fried John O. Clark them upon their curred in Los Alamos ceremony was per Schuler. The bride Welsh, po Anaheim. Miss Fern Welbride and Orval couple. Mrs. Clark is it of Mrs. Addie V. The groom is the Clark, 611 N. Clark. They are now honeymoon trip of the state and will be at home 1122 Diamond-set. The young couple handsome wedding. Club With Although vacation attendance of Chest of those at home meeting last big Elliott was no exbers chatted and evening was well Miss Elliott assisted served refreshment the warm evening Mosdames Gus Pr Welcome M. War C. B. Goodson No the hostess, Miss Nevada, Arizona A joining picnic or residents of this will be held all day 2nd, in bea Long Beach. They have lived in two Party Visits Exposition Mr. and Ms. O. J. Linnartz and little daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mutter, Miss Eleanore Heilhusen, J. Fred Hotchkusen and Miss Von Hersen went to Exposition park for an all day visit to the Monroe centennial. They enjoyed the exhibits, but mistook for their home town, think it falls below the Valencia orange show in interest and importance although on so much larger scale. They were accompanied home in the evening by Mr. Von Hersen. Hotel Valencia Guests C. Exreeman, L. W. Lynch, W. W. Harvey, P. A. Holt and J. W. Hanker, Los Angeles; L. W. Hahn, Chicago; L. S. Jones, Glendale; P. S. Lony, Pasadena. MARRIAGE LICENSES A marriage license has been issued Roy Burks, 25, of Anaheim and Goldy Jones, 19, of Long Beach. Weinie Bake at Beach A merry party of Anaheimers went to Huntington Beach last evening where they had a weenie bake and jolly good time. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eymann and family, Will Huise and niece of San Francisco, Misses Adaline and Eliele Melcher, and Stella Witmer and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher. The New Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR Pre-Service Plan is adding greater mileage to new Ford cars and creating a group of highly satisfied tubercular department of the state board of health was here yesterday looking over the situation and offered suggestions for the proposed welfare work. St.Michael's Vacation Plans St. Michael's Episcopal church has made some special plans for the summer as follows: during the month of August the rector will be at his cottage, 219 36th-st. West Newport, returning Sunday mornings for services at the church at 11 o'clock. The Sunday school is taking a vacation until the beginning of September, after having a delightful picnic at Newport recently. The ladies of the church are planning a bazaar for September 7 and everyone expects to have one or more saleable articles completed during the vacation. Mrs. L. B. Eston will open her new home the first Thursday in August for a social afternoon for the church members and their friends. Enjoy Pop Mr. and Mrs. W host and hostess number of youngery month to play hours were please this diversion and counted, Mrs. Nenfor the ladies and the men. Mr. an consolation prize. A two course lu later. Playing w Herman Kampling E. McDonald, Mr Nenno, Mr and Mrs Ted Einhostess, Mr. and M Bridal Pa Mr. and Mrs. Riding in Anaheim moon tour of Seed Cook will be rem Emma Elliott, po heim girl. The couple were in Santa Ana by They were attended Pre-Service Plan is adding greater mileage to new Ford cars and creating a group of highly satisfied owners. The pre-Service plan consists of 34 different operations and inspections. It starts you out with a new car that is absolutely right in every respect and does away with a large part of the customary expensive after service. Drop in and let us fully explain this plan to you. SID McGRAW Authorized Sales and Service 320 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. The Woman's Page LOCAL COUPLE HONEYMOONING THRU THE NORTH ANAHEIM friends of Mr. and Mrs. John O. Clark are congratulating them upon their marriage which occurred in Los Angeles recently. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Bob Schuler. The bride was formerly Miss Mabel Welsh, popular young lady of Anaheim. Miss Fern Welsh, sister of the bride and Orval Black attended the couple. Mrs. Clark is the talented daughter of Mrs. Addie Welsh, of Nehrauka. The groom is the son of Mrs. R. B. Clark, 611 N. Claudina-st. They are now enjoying a motor honeymoon trip in the northern part of the state and upon their return will be at home to their friends at 1122 Diamond-st. The young couple received many handsome wedding gifts. Club With Miss Elliott Although vacation interfees with attendance of Chat 'En Sean, interest of those at home is deep and the meeting last night with Miss Viola Elliott was no exception. The members chatted and "seamed" until the evening was well advanced when Miss Elliott, assisted by her mother, served refreshments in keeping with the warm evening. Present were the Mosdames Gus Piercott, W. C. Carle, Welcome M. Ward, Orville Schenck, C. B. Goodson, Norbert Anderson and the hostess, Miss Elliott. Nevada, Arizona, N. Mex. A joining picnic reunion of the former residents of these three states will be held all day Thursday, August 2nd, in beautiful Bixby park, Long Beach. There are many who have lived in two or even three of VENUS DE CALIFORNIA" MISS EUGENIA GILBERT Miss Eugenie Gilbert, titian-halred Los Angeles beauty, today is envied by every movie-struck girl in the country. Of all California's fair daughters she was adjudged the most perfect and awarded a prize of $4000 as the best type of screen beauty. LOCAL C FULLERTON BRIEFSE Nevada, Arizona, N. Mex. A joining picnic reunion of the former residents of these three states will be held all day Thursday, August 2nd, in beautiful Bixby park, Long Beach. There are many who have lived in two or even three of these states and will be pleased to see friends of the olden days. Basket dinners and coffee supplied will be popular at noon. County registers for each county in each of the three states, will be there. An informal program opening about half past two is scheduled. Club Plays-A-While The Play-A-While members passed a happy evening as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Webb, Jr., at their home on W. Broadway last evening. Five hundred was the division of the evening and prizes were won by Mrs. Clyde Webb and Art Shipkey, Mrs. Shipkey won consolation. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Webb substituted for Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins who are enjoying a northern motor trip. Other players were Mr. and Mrs. E. N. White, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Akermann, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Collings, Mr. and Mrs. Art Shipkey, and host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Webb. A social hour was enjoyed after the games and a dainty collation was served. Enjoy Popular Game Mr. and Mrs. W. J. M. Heinz were host and hostess last evening to a number of young folks who meet every month to play five hundred. The hours were pleasantly passed with this diversion and when scores were counted, Mrs. Nenno had made high for the ladies and Mr. Elmers, for the men, Mr. and Mrs. Bock won consolation prize. A two course luncheon was served later. Playing were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kampling, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Nenno, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bock, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elmers and host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Heinz. Bridal Pair Returns Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook are residing in Anaheim after a honey-moon tour of several days. Mrs. Cook will be remembered as Miss Emma Elliott, popular young Anaheim girl. The couple were married Monday in Santa Ana by Justice J. B. Cox. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. MISS EUGENIA GILBERT Miss Eugenie Gilbert, Utian-halred Los Angeles beauty, today is envied by every movie-struck girl in the country. Of all California's fair daughters she was adjudged the most perfect and awarded a prize of $4000 as the best type of screen beauty. LOCALS D. Allen, chief of the fire department at Santa Barbara, was in Anaheim yesterday visiting with his friend, William B. Moody, chief of police. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Berkenstock have gone to Camp Weesha where they will remain for the summer. Miss Ruth Ensign motored to Balboa last evening with friends. Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Ross and family plan to leave soon for Sequola National forest where they plan to remain several weeks. Miss Alice Bate has gone to Santa Monica where she will spend the summer months. The Selk family who have been living on Lincoln Blvd. have moved to 812 S. Ohio-st. J.C.Moridith of West Lincolnave., has gone to Bir Bear Lake for the remainder of the week. Mrs.Annie McKim has returned from a visit with her daughter, at Visalia and is again at her home 616 E.Charterst.-st. Mr. and Mrs.O.H.Renner and Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Wallop enjoyed a picnic supper and the evening in Orange County Park last evening. Frank Mentonyohl returned last evening from a three weeks journey to Akron, Ohio, where he visited his mother. He enjoyed seeing his old home and relatives, but was glad to get into the cool breezes of his own California, as the heat was most uncomfortable. Fred Minyard, night driver of the Anaheim fire truck who has been spending a vacation in the northern part of the state, has returned. Mrs.Jack Clemens and Mrs.Geo.Vermellon of Long Beach visited relatives in Anaheim yesterday. They will be remembered as Misses Philura Sparks and Hazel Rainey. Miss Nell Robertson is spending the week with Placentia friends at Balboa. Walter Kern and Vie LaMont are on a fishing expedition at Lake Tahoe. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Mrs.B.Brown, Fullerton; and Mrs.W.G.Praser, Riverside. FULLERTON BRIEFFS Mrs.C.H.Butchar of San Diego-coformerly Miss Sarah McRae of Fullerton, is visiting friends in Fullerton today. Mrs.Nancy Conpnalle of Fullerton has returned from a vacation trip to San Francisco, Los Angeles and the family ranch near Buena Park. Leo Martin, Fullerton motorcycle officer, who was injured Wednesday night in a smash-up with an automobile, is able to be around town today. The regular weekly band concert is scheduled for tonight at the city park. R.L.Scott and wife of Brea left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Poster are the happy parents of a 6½ pound girl born last night at the Fullerton hospital. For astronomical or other long distance work a short telescope tube to be attached to one tube of binoculars has been invented. MIRACLE HEALER Let me demonstrate my power of restoring You to Health If you are suffering with paralysis, deafness, rheumatism, blindness or any aliment, come let me demonstrate as one free treatment my power to help you. I do not convert you, I heal you. Colonial Apt. 22 Cor.Charterst-and-Lemon-Streets SEE THIS TAG ON Every Orange Bridal Pair Returns Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook are residing in Anaheim after a honey-moon tour of several days. Mrs. Cook will be remembered as Miss Emma Elliott, popular young Anaheim girl. The couple were married Monday in Santa Ana by Justice J. B. Cox. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ellis, the former sister of the bride, and Miss Nellie Cook, sister of the groom. CALIFORNIA HOTEL. FULLERTON Mrs. R. A. James, Mrs. L. Austin, Mae Moran, and Paul D. Pratt, Los Angeles; W. C. Bryant, San Diego; E. C. Wagner, Stockton; Mrs. M. E. Meada, San Francisco; and Leo R. Wittelman, Long Beach. Fine Quality Groceries Priced Low Eating good food means good health—so you can't afford to use poor Groceries. Give us your Grocery order today and find out for yourself. EDMISTON'S GROCERY We Deliver——Tel 219 Collegemates Dine NOTHER social courtesy to Donald Walker, who sails August 9 from San Francisco for China, was extended by Arthur Coons at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coons. The occasion was a dinner party and reunion of several Occidental graduates. The table was very pretty indeed with its array of twinkling candles and snowy linen, and the delicious dinner was served in courses. Covers were placed for the honoree, his parents, Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Walker, his sister, Miss Beth Walker and two brothers, Paul and Kenneth; Mrs. Robert Gregg, Miss Jessie Coons, Mr. and Mrs. Coons and the Messrs Rector Coons, Chas Pearson, Edwin Miller and the host. After dinner the young folk discussed their college days, as the greater number of them are graduates of Occidental. The host, Arthur Coons, Paul Walker, Edwin Miller are members of the class of '20; Chas Pearson, of '21, and Donald Walker of '23, while Miss Beth Walker will be of '24. Special Music Sunday Under direction of Dale Hamilton Evans, the Presbyterian choir will give a special musical program Sunday evening at the regular service hour, in compliment to Donald Walker, who leaves soon for China, his parents, who are departing on a month's vacation, and some members of the choir. The regular quartet will be augmented by Mrs. O. Lee Schumacher, soprano; Mrs. C. B. Beatle, contralto; C. B. Beatle, tenor and Donald Walker, baritone. The compositions are all of high class and the public is cordially invited. PARTY TO FRIEND WHO LEAVES SOON FOR ONTARIO MRS. E. E. BRUS entertained with a lovely party yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Leonard Elvy who leaves Sunday for Kitchner, Ontario, Canada where she will visit several months. The plan of the journey was cleverly furthered in the tallies, favors and place cards, all of which bore scenic reference to the trip. Five hundred was the diversion of the afternoon hours. Mrs. Kroeger, as usual, won high score and received a lovely gift. Mrs. Elvy received the guest prize. A dainty two-course luncheon was served after the games. Guests included members of the Wednesday Bridge club and four intimate friends of Mrs. Elvy; Meadames M. W. Martenet, John Kirsch, Jr., W. J. M. Heinze, Frank Tausch, A. D. Erickson, L. Z. Kroeger, Margaret Zehring, J. E. Sehumacher, J. Dillon, W. K. Sulter, Dave Franzen, hostess, and honoree, Mrs. E. E. Brus and Mrs. Leonard Elvy. At Weber's SALE of ON BRIEFS char of San Diego-co rah McRae of Fulfriends in Fullernapalle of Fullerton a vacation trip to Los Angeles and the Buena Park. Fullerton motorcycle injured Wednesday up with an autobe around town to weekly band concert night at the city wife of Brea left the Santa Fe for Herbert Foster are of a 6½ pound light at the Fullerton E HEALER strate my power Health fering with paralneumatism, blindment, come let me me free treatment help you. Apt. 22 and Lemon Streets TAG ange Ohio Society Picnic The first annual picnic of the recently organized Orange-co Ohio society was held yesterday afternoon and evening in Orange-co park, and was attended by a large crowd of boosters for a good time. The big supper was an important feature and consisted of a list of good things which mother cooked back in the Buckeye state, but which taste equally good in California. A program of speeches, games and singing was concluded with dancing until a late hour. The affair was a great success and will be eagerly anticipated as an event of next summer. Anahelm was represented by Mr. and Mrs. Viacent Bruce and conPaul, Mrs. Emma B. Losey, Mrs. F. Bruce, W. H. Foster, Sidney McDonald, Thomas Losey and others. Miss Osborn Weds Anahelm friends have received announcements of the marriage of Miss Margaret Osborn and Mr. Archie William O'Neal which occurred in San Diego, July 22. The Osborne family resided in Anahelm until several years ago. Mrs. O'Neal is a graduate of Anahelm high school and has many friends who will be interested to learn of her marriage. Salesmen Picnic Soon Gathering at noon yesterday around the table at the Elks dining room, members of the Orange County Auto-mobile Salesmen club enjoyed a splendid luncheon and held the semi-monthly meeting after. Several new members joined the club. Discussion of a beefsteak fry with a dance following was discussed and it was the opinion of all that next Friday evening, Aug. 3, is the time; Orange-co park the place, and each member is expected to supply the girl. A committee will complete arrangements and float plans for one of the best picnic suppers ever. The next regular meeting will be held in two weeks the place to be announced later. SALE OF TOYS In Our Toy Department on 2nd Floor Our Holiday Goods will soon be coming in and we have a number of items in Toys that we wish to close out. Sand Pails with shovels 5c Hand Cars, regular price $3.95, to close out $1.50 Buddy Big Cars, can be adjusted for child from 2 to 6 years old, worth $2.50 . . . . . . . 95c Bisque Dolls, 10c value 5c Monoplane that will fly . . . . . . . 10c Weber's Book and Stationery Store 112 East Center St. Spartan Grocers G. O. PAYNE, Prop. 138 E. Center St. SATURDAY ONLY—CIGARETTES Lucky Strike Chesterfields, carton $1.19 Cratch Feed, 100-lb. sack 2.80 (Sat. only), Soap, 6 8-oz. Bars 25c l. cans Olives, Extra Large size 85c 8-lb pail 1.47 Horseshoe or Climax Plug 75c Prince Albert or Tuxedo, 16-oz. cans 1.15 Dill Pickles 5c. YES THEY ARE DIFFERENT