oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-13

NUPTIAL RITES PERFORMED IN MISSION CITY A MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday in Riverside to Miss Evelyn Maelstrom, of Anaheim, and Mr. Henry Smith, of Long Beach, both of whom gave their ages as 21. Details of the ceremony were not reported. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Josephine Maelstrom, of 206 Thalia-st, aand is a popular girl . She attended A. U. H. S., but discontinued her studies before graduation. She also attended business college in Los Angeles. She has been an abl assistant at the Crow's Nest, a local confectionery, leaving her position Saturday. She is a native of Nevada. Mr. Smith is an oil worker in a Long Beach field and the happy young couple will make their home in that city. Prominent Girl Married The marriage of Miss Marguerite Tedford, popular Orange-co daughter, to Mr. Nelson T. Nowell, of Honolulu, was solemnized Tuesday evening in the First Congregational church, Santa Ana, Rev. Perry Schrock officiating. The wedding was marked by elaborate setting which well befitted the occasion. The bride was attended by Mrs. Lewis Mertz, of Riverside, nee Margaret Younglove, who is a bride of two Juniors in Recital A piano recital will be given by the Intermediate and Junior pupils of Mrs. C.A. McCullah at the Elks club, at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The program will be presented in the form of a musical play, "The Land of the Elves", by Mathilde Bilbro. Fundamentally it is to present pupils at the piano, but along with this the child student is given experience in ensemble and memory work, rhythm, expression and imagination. The first scene opens in a music studio with pupils and teacher participating. The second scene takes the children to Fairyland, where many strange adventures come to pass. The costumes and stage settings are under the supervision of Mrs. E.A. Collins . The children who appear at the piano are: Hazel Filer, Fern Mathis, Lois Reeves, John Oris Sellinger, Katherine Anna McCullah, Margery Mott, Gawels Nichols, Neva Fay Gerdes, Juanita Dungan, Helen Mott, Helen Hitchcock, Frances Hein, Marie White. The following appear in costume: Sand Man, Robert Mott; Fairy Queen, Helen Mott; Witch, Neva Fay Gerdes; Dragon, Miller Dungan; Dandelion, Katherine Anna McCullah; Wild Rose; Gawels Nichols, Helen Hitchcock; Violet; Margaret Nichols, Evelyn Durfee; Daisy, Juanita Dungan; Butterfly, Frances Hein; Firefly, Hazel Filer; Pixies, Howard West, John Oris Sellinger, Clyde Harris. Other children taking part are Katherine and Ellen Collins, Elizabeth and Doris Berger, Gordon Lewis. Prominent Girl Married The marriage of Miss Marguerite Tedford, popular Orange co daughter, to Mr. Nelson T. Nowell, of Honolulu, was solemnized Tuesday evening in the First Congregational church, Santa Ana, Rev. Perry Schrock officiating. The wedding was marked by elaborate setting which well befitted the occasion. The bride was attended by Mrs. Lewis Mertz, of Riverside, nee Margaret Younglove, who is a bride of two weeks when Miss Tedford acted as maid of honor. The Misses Dorothy and Berenice Daly, of Los Angeles, and Helen Hauge, of Long Beach, all Pi Beta Phi sisters, and Miss Elizabeth Nowell, sister of the groom, were the other attendants. Fraternity brothers served as best man and ushers for Mr. Nowell, Mr. Alan Revill presided at the organ. After an informal reception at the bride's parental home, they left for an extended honeymoon. Helpers' Guild Tomorrow The Helpers' Guild will meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow with Mrs. A. G. H. Bode, 212 South Ohio-st. All members are urged to be in attendance, as there is quite a bit of work to be completed for the bazaar, Oct. 6. No Choir Practice There will be no rehearsal of St. Michael's choir this week. All members will please note the omission. Camp Family Arrives Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Camp, formerly of Laurel, Mont., arrived yesterday to make their home at Camphaven, the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Camp. The gentlemen are brothers and were the most prominent citizens in their former home town. Mr. Camp purchased a large acreage years ago and had the railroad station centrally located on his land. The town of Laurel rapidly settled and became a thriving community. Mr. Camp was known as "the father of Laurel." The newcomers have one daughter, Miss Katherine Camp, who will enter Anaheim high school as a junior. The family left August 20 by auto and stopped at many points of interest en route. Miss Olive Dumke left today over the Santa Fe for Chicago, Ill. BRAID TRIMMING USED ON FROCKS Attend Annual Conference Mrs. C. C. Smith and Mrs. J. T. Hutchinson were in Los Angeles yesterday to attend the first day's session of the Southern California conference of Home Missionary societies of the Methodist church held in Amsterville church. Reports of homes under the supervision of the district were given and preparations for attending the National conference in the east were discussed. Mrs. F. V. Prutt, of Orange, was favorably considered as the national delegate. Thousand-Mile Auto Trip Concluding a 1045 mile trip made in ten days, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Shear and their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Meade Shear, are recounting the pleasures of the trip driving north by the coast route they visited interesting places and arrived in San Francisco for the Labor Day parade, which they say is the finest they ever saw on a like occasion. Two days were spent in that city. A visit to the Sacramento fair was another enjoyable feature. They found the exhibits finer than they had ever seen and specially praised the live stock showing. They returned through the valley and encountered no trouble of any sort during the entire journey. School Record for Twins With the opening of Pullerton Junior college this year, Ray and Fay Callor, twin sister and brother, will enter upon their second year's work. These young people, twins of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Callor, started their school life together in Anaheim and kept together in every grade since graduating in the same class in '22. They will enter college probably in Los Angeles upon graduation next spring and it is their earnest hope that their college life will continue uninterrupted. Pythians Are With the pots Knights of Lythians next Wednesday open meeting tha and the silver tea wiched in, interne organization is liv tive since its first ing and last nig name, Mrs. Clara L Five officers fro were visitors tha Chief, Mrs. Talber during initiation. Rev. Park Rev. J. L. Parks the past six years ed Bretherham church been honored with state superintendent at the com Selma, Calif, Nogales, Ariz., wi made by Rev. Park and Mrs. Parks w side in Santa Anai Hotel Valle W. W. Harvey, W. Baker, H. L. ett and W. MacDoe; George M. He cisco; A. H. Moses Copper, Yucalpa; tura; E. E. Wilso MacDonald, Toro er, Long Reach. Anna T. Cressa Ben C. Grainger, W.E. McLean, K. W.McCrystal, O. Schwartz, Harry Fortune, A.H.Sp Wafford, Los Ani San Francisco, at well, Artesia. BRAID TRIMMING USED ON FROCKS Braid trimming in a key design trims this sports frock. The deep, circular cuffs and cape collar are the striking features of the frock. It is made of white chinchilla satin and a white felt sports hat is worn with it. Wayfarer Continued The radio today announced that "The Wayfarer." at the Coliseum, in Exposition park, will be continued three nights next week. The rain of Tuesday night and the wet grounds last night prevented showing either time and large, disappointed crowds were turned away. Among those going up last night, but unable to see the performance, were Mr. and Mrs. O.T. Callor. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Let us make you one of our many SATISFIED CUSTOMERS The Jewel Box "Give Their Love" Stitchers M The Jelly Stitch which implies pleated met yesterday at Ketler, of Euena lerton City park for autumn meetings. The busy fingers a little work, but malage, "all work Jack a dull boy," planned a delicio consisting of apple orange punch. Three visitors Edwards, Miss F sister of the host wards, her niece, meeting were the Cole and granda and son, Couts, O Shear, Knott and hostess. VISITING Mr. and Mrs. vice president and ion National Bank Neb., have arrived visit relatives and will divide their and Mrs. Frank and Mr. and Mr. Buena Park. COUGHS DISTUR School teacher same advice to co coughs as did the "I recommended AND TAR to the school who had results came who writes Mrs. L. A bee, Florida. Fol contains no op printed on the w lieves colds, coug The Woman's Page HANDSOME, WARM COATS—ALLURING LACE FROCK On the left, one of the smart time. Camelshair cloth is used in itself, the taffeta is further embellished with baskets of gold On the left, one of the smart overlaid top coats is shown. It is green and brown in color with a red fox collar. Hat is of brown felt with cockade of gold cloth. On the right is another hand-some coat—the wrappy kind this time. Camelhair cloth is used and an enormous fur collar is the striking feature. Antique gold lace and gold colored taffeta creates the exquisite evening gown in the center. As if this was not enough in itself, the taffeta is further embellished with baskets of gold lace with ribbon flowers. Bows and trailing ends o. he taffeta add the finishing touch. If one has old lace laid away one is indeed lucky. Pythians Are Busy "Girls" With the pot, luck supper for Knights of Lythias and Pythian Sisters next Wednesday night, and the open meeting the following week, and the silver tea for the ladies, sandwiched in, interest in the ladies organization is live. The order nective since its first meeting, is growing and last night added another name, Mrs. Clara Burns, to its roster. Five officers from the Orange lodge were visitors, the Most Excellent Chief, Mrs. Talbert, taking the chair during initiation. Through absence from the city, of Mrs. Harry E. Scott, Mrs. Cleo West presided at opening session. Refreshments were served after the business meeting. Rev. Parks Honored Rev. J. L. Parks, of Santa Ana, for the past six years pastor of the United Brethern church in that city, has been honored with the position of state superintendent of the denomination at the conference just closed in Selma, Calif. Rev. I. Haster, of Nogales, Ariz., will fill the vacancy made by Rev. Park's promotion. Rev. and Mrs. Parks will continue to reside in Santa Ana. Hotel Valencia Guests W. W. Harvey, Parke C. Stone, C. W. Baker, H. L. Pickett, E. U. Pickett and W. MacDonough, Los Angeles; George M. Hallway, San Francisco; A. H. Moses, Santa Ana; A. B. Copper, Yucalpa; R. O. Wood, Ventura; E. E. Wilson, Hollywood; M. MacDonald, Toronto, and F. Winther, Long Beach. Anna T. Cresalin, G. C. Baird, Ben C. Grainger, A. M. Widsmen, W. E. McLean, K. M. Udell, Phil W. McCrystal, O. P. Stewart, Harry Schwartz, Harry F. Mix, Vincent Fortune, A. H. Springston, and C. C. Wafford, Los Angeles; A. C. Earl, San Francisco, and George Piercewell, Artesia. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. H. M. King are moving to Torrance from West Lincoln ave., where they have resided for some time. The G. A. Johnson family will occupy the house which they are vacating. Miss Lillian Degryse is passing a portion of her vacation in South Pasadena with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Morgan returned yesterday from a trip to Oregon. They report fine weather the greater part of the time and splendid roads. They journeyed about 10 most important places of interest. Miss Elizabeth Bliss of Romneya Drive, returned to Long Beach with her sister, Mrs.Wayne Andrews, and will attend school in the seaside city. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Smith are home after a delightful auto trip to Humbolt county and vicinity. Wallace Grahau of the local office of the Union Oil Co.is ill of tonsilitis at his home at Buena Park. Dr.Bessica Raische of the Anaheim Sanitarium leaves tomorrow for an extended vacation trip to Chicago. New patients at the local sanitary include: Mrs.A.W.Miller,Santa Ana; Miss Maude Hunt,Fullerton; and William Proctor of Santa Ana. Joseph Pollock of Santa Ana was a patient today at the local sanitary. Mrs.R.T.Hylton and children went to Long Beach yesterday where they visited with Mr.Hylton's sister,Mrs.Robinson. Miss Cora M.Elliston, of Los Angeles, is the guest of Mrs.C.F.Huttenlocker.She will make an extended visit. Miss Adeline Erickson, of San Jose, is a visitor in the J.D.Hunton home for a week. Mrs.Earl J.Talcott and children and Mrs.T.G.Edmunds and little daughter have returned from a short visit in San Diego where they visited friends and viewed the eclipse. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Sept. 13.-Mrs.D.J.Neply and three daughters arrived on Saturday from Tennesse to join Mr.Neply who came here about six months ago. They will occupy the Elchler house on Eureka avenue. Myron West and Merril Wildernuth of Fullerton have left by motor for a two weeks deer hunting trip in Slauson county. When they return, Myron will enter the California Institute of Technology. Mr.J.Hurley, who is employed by the Owl Drug Co., is in Los Angeles enjoying a vacation. Mrs.Nellie Blythe Moore is enjoying a visit from her niece,Mrs.Charas.Olson and daughter Peggy of San Francisco. The Yorba Linda Womans Club held its first meeting of the year in the club rooms on Tuesday.A pot luck lunch was served at noon.A short program was put on and was in charge of the chairman of the musical committee.Mrs.Carl Seamans, which included assembly singing and instrumental solos by Miss Virginia Shaw.Rev.Jones gave the address for the afternoon which was very much enjoyed.The business meeting included reports from various committees.Mrs.S.W.Acker,the new president presided.Work will begin at once for the Christmas bazaar which will be in charge of Mrs.J.W.Hargrave.Short speeches were made by Rev.Nell and by Mr.Mandrus,Raspanwho are newcomers here,having purchased the local "Star."A large attendance joined the club yesterday and the ladies are planning for a splendid year. Mr.mandrus Austin Marshburn are entertaining Dr.randrine E.Simmof Indianapolis for a visit.Dr.smith is a brother of Mrs.Marshburn. The Bert Colvin family moved this week to Hollywood. Mr.mandrus Chas Vernon of Santa Ana are guests of Mr.mandrus Vernon and Miss Martha Ver- Stitchers Meet in Park The Jelly Stitchers, the name of which implies pleasure and energy, met yesterday at invitation of Mrs. Ketler, of Buena Park, in the Fullerton City park for the first of the autumn moottings. The busy fingers accomplished quite a little work, but remembering the salute, "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy," Mrs. Ketler had planned a delicious light lunchcon consisting of apple pie a la mode and orange punch. Three visitors were present, Mrs. Fdwards, Miss Fdwards, mother and sister of the hostess, and Miss E.J. awards, her niece. Members at the meeting were the Mendames Cocran, Cole and grandson, Loughborough and son, Couta, G. M. Shear, Mende Shear, Knott and daughter and the hostess. VISITING IN COUNTY Mr. and Mrs. Herman Beckman, vice president and auditor of the Union National Bank, of Freemont, Neb., have arrived in Anaheim to visit relatives and friends. They will divide their time between Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toss of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer of Buena Park. COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK School teachers should give the same advice to children who have coughs as did this Florida teacher. "I recommended FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR to the children in my school who had the 'flu' and good results came whenever it was used" writes Mrs. L. Armstrong, Okeechobee, Florida. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates. Ingredients printed on the wrapper. Quickly relieves colds, coughs and croup. Mrs. W. A. Smith of Fullerton, who has been visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Nebraska, returned home yesterday. George Raymer, secretary of the Fullerton C. of C., has gone to Los Angeles today on business. Permits issued by E. S. Richman, building inspector, Carl Jensen, 126 W. Champan-ave., bakery, $2240; A. J. Frey, corner Elm and So. Spadrard., service station, $3500. Plans for a new six-room cottage on W. Whiting-ave., to be built for G. W. Moody, are being completed by Frank K. Benchley, architect. Work will begin at an early date. The residence is to cost approximately $6500. A dancing floor is being installed in the California Hotel lobby. Mrs., Opal Snyder went home from the Fullerton hospital yesterday. She lives at Brea. New patients at the Fullerton hospital include: Mrs. C. O'Neal, Yorba Linda; and R. R. Bergath, Brea. Mrs. O'Neal underwent an operation this morning. A permit was taken out today with E. S. Richman, Fullerton building inspector, by O. G. Evans for the erection of a $4200 residence at 125 E. Amerige-ave. MISS DONALD MALLAYHAM, San Francisco; A. H. Moses, Santa Ana; A. B. Copper, Yucalca; R. O. Wood, Ventura; E. E. Wilson, Hollywood; M. MacDonald, Toronto; and F. Winthur-Long Beach. Anna T. Cresalin, G. C. Baird, Bc. Crainger, A. M. Widsmen, W. E. McLean, K. M. Udell, Phil W. McCrystle, O.P. Stewart, Harry Schwartz, Harry F. Mix, Vincent Fortune, A.H. Springston, and C.C.Wafford, Los Angeles; A.C.Earl, San Francisco; and George Pierce-well, Artesia. Miss Cora M. Elliston, of Los Angeles, is the guest of Mrs. C.F.Huttenlocker. She will make an extended visit. Miss Adeline Erickson, of San Jose, is a visitor in the J.D.Hunton home for a week. Mrs.Earl J.Talcott and children and Mrs.T.G.Edmunds and little daughter have returned from a short visit in San Diego where they visited friends and viewed the eclipse. Mrs.F.W.Lee, who has been visiting for two weeks in San Diego with old friends, will come to Anaheim Saturday for a short visit with old friends here. Mrs.Lee formerly resided in Anaheim, but now lives in Whittier. Mrs.Margaret Rea and Miss Kate Rea, accompanied by Mrs.Catherine Richardson of Santa Rua, left recently for a tour of the east, with Canada as their objective. It is likely the travelers will not return before early December. Fullerton Briefs Mrs.W.A.Smith of Fullerton, who has been visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Nebraska, returned home yesterday. George Raymer, secretary of the Fullerton C. of C., has gone to Los Angeles today on business. Permits issued by E.S.Richman, building inspector,Carl Jensen,126 W.Campan-ave.,bakery,$2240;A.J.Frey,corner Elm and So.Spadrard.,service station,$3500. Plans for a new six-room cottage on W.Whiting-ave.,to be built for G.W.Moody are being completed by Frank K.Benchley，architect.Will begin at an early date.The residence is to cost approximately $6500. A dancing floor is being installed in the California Hotel lobby. Mrs.,Opal Snyder went home from the Fullerton hospital yesterday.She lives at Brea. New patients at the Fullerton hospital include: Mrs.C.O'Neal,Yorba Linda;and R.R.Bergath,Brea.Mrs.O'Neal underwent an operation this morning. A permit was taken out today with E.S.Richman,Fullerton building inspector,由O.G.Evans for the erection of a $4200 residence at 125 E.Amerige-ave. MICHIGAN PICNIC Michigan folks of all So.Calif are looking forward to the mammoth picnic reunion all day Saturday.Sept 15th.In Sycamore Grove Park,Los Angeles.President M.B.Parmellee will offer all the picnic attractions and supply hot coffee.County headquarters will be open all day and silk souvenir badges will be used.All picnickers will carry basket dinners.Dr.Parmellee will preside and the famous cornetist,Dr.EdW.Hinerwill be on hand and Mrs.Hinerwill sing. FINE NEW CARBON CANYON ROAD FROM OLINDA TO LA VIDA SPRINGS HOT SODA ROMAN BATHS open the pores and let the poison out wonderful for rheumatism,nerve stomach,kidney or skin troubles. Cozy housekeeping cabins,natural gas,cool shady camp sites,free picnic grounds,free dancing.Phone Placentia 114-R-5.. LA HABRA LA HABRA, Sept. 13.—Mr. J. H. Walker of La Habra Heights received word that his nephew, Delford English, is suffering from a broken leg which he received while employed for an oil company in India. He is also suffering from a severe attack of fever. He expects to return to America as soon as he is able to travel. He sailed for India in May. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cammack and daughter returned last week from Honduras where they spent 14 years as missionaries for the Friends Church in East Whittier. Mr. Cammack was forced to return on the account of his health. They will make their home at Orange. Rev. C. Hummell a former missionary from China spoke on the needs of China at the M. E. church Sunday morning. A tragedy was perhaps averted Saturday evening when neighbors discovered a bright light and smoke pouring from the Francis Walker home on South College-ave, which proved to be a roast which had caught fire while the couple were away. Lucky the house was open and the flames which were five feet high were extinguished, before much damage was done. Miss Olive Caroll of Holtville is visiting at the home of Mrs. H. Stoutsenburger this week. Mrs. O. S. Parrot wire of Dr. Parrot of Vancouver was a business visitor at La Habra Monday. Miss Ethel Bristow entertained at a dinner party at their home on Second-st Sunday evening. The affair was in honor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bristow and brother Everett of Turlock who returned home Monday after a weeks visit here. STAGE DRIVE FOR ATTENDANCE AT CLUB LUNCHEONS IT WAS decided at the meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club today that an attendance drive would be effected in an effort to interest more members in getting out to meetings. Ten captains were appointed and each will have ten names on their lists. The captains will get in touch with each member to learn why she is not coming to the meetings. The teams will compete against each other and the losing ones will furnish the program. Miss Irene Jacques was appointed to purchase a silver loving cup as a trophy for the coming baseball league games to be staged by the Y. M. C. A., which opens the first of October. Miss Callie Sparks told of the swimming club party at Long Beach next Wednesday evening. All who intend to go are requested to notify Misses Callie Sparks, Irene Jacques, and Lucille Perry. The girls are planning an unusually good time. There will be a directors meeting at the hospital Monday evening at 7 o'clock. All directors are requested to be present. Passengers leaving yesterday from Fullerton over the Santa Fe for points east include: Will Boyd, Springdale, Ark.; J. H. Hayes and family, Gravette, Ark; Joseph Hiltscher, wife and family, Milwaukee, Wis.; Mrs. Jennle Galloway, Chicago; Mrs. W. E. Russell, Chicago. CALIFORNIA HOTEL, FULLERTON C. W. Sloane, Santa Monica; A. G. Johnson, H. M. Rousseland, C. P. Stevenson, F. B. Arscott, H. M. Kinsey, and E. R. Werdin, Los Angeles; F. A. Radle, Long Beach; Eliza Miss Olive Caroll of Holtville is visiting at the home of Mrs. H. Stoutsenburger this week. Mrs. O. S. Parrot wire of Dr. Parrot of Vancouver was a business visitor at La Habra Monday. Miss Ethel Bristow entertained at a dinner party at their home on Second-st Sunday evening. The affair was in honor of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bristow and brother Everett of Turlock who returned home Monday after a weeks visit here. Covers were laid for the following, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strong. Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Phillips and daughter Rosalie, Miss Pearl Phillips, Mr Ardee Geer, Messrs Jim, Art, Clarence, Everett, Bristow, and Paul Nystrom and honoree, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bristow and hostess Miss Ethel Bristow. Economic Section of the Woman's club held thier first monthly meeting and Luncheon at the social hall Friday. Those in charge of the luncheon were Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. J. I. Williams, Mrs. Rollo Hilbert. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Anderson of Redlands spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Park. On Saturday evening they formed a theatre pary at Los Angeles, Sunday they enjoyed a picnic lunch at Santa Monica. The La Habra school opened Tuesday morning with a large attendance, Mr. J. A. Baker is superinendent, over the three schools. The teachers for the following term are, for the East school: Miss Alta Canfield, the eighth grade; Miss Emma Grunge, seventh; Mrs Winifred Dryden sixth; Francis Gladwin special fifth, sixth and seventh; Miss Hattie Housley, fifth; Miss Hattie Robinson, fourth; Mrs Carrie Glazier, third; Mrs Alta Webber, second; Miss Leora Espolt, first; Miss Blanche Wilkins, music and art; Miss Hilda Kuapp Kindergarten, Mrs. Elenne Hazen, arithmetic. Mrs. James Howard has opened a new used car market on Central-ave. Mr. W S. Erickson will be in charge. Mrs. Joe Edwards was severely burned on the face and hands when the gas having escaped in the oven caused an explosion. Mr. Ray Williams of South Hiatt-st left Sunday for a two months' stay at the Warner Hot Springs. While away Mr. Williams expects to improve his health. Mr Sherman Mathews of South Hiatt-st left Monday to visit his mother who is ill, at her home in Keota, Okla. Mr. W H. Bynum is reported on the sick list. Mrs. A. E. Combs is recovering from a slight attack of appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Justice of La Habra Home Acres were visitors at the W G Tomlinson home in Los Passengers leaving yesterday from Fullerton over the Santa Fe for points east include: Will Boyd, Springdale, Ark.; J. H. Hayes and family, Gravette, Ark; Joseph Hiltscher, wife and family, Milwaukee, Wis.; Mrs Jennle Galloway, Chicago; Mrs W E. Russell, Chicago. CALIFORNIA HOTEL FULLERTON C. W. Sloane, Santa Monica; A. G. Johnson, H. M. Rouschland, C. P. Stevenson, F. B. Arscott, H. M. Kinsey, and E.R.Werdin, Los Angeles; F.A.Radle, Long Beach; Elizabeth G.Fahill, Flat Rock; W.C.Bryant, San Diego, and H.A.Simson, Elkins, Ark. ANNOUNCES SON'S BIRTH The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.Jake Rheingaus, of Sanger, Callit will be happy to hear of the arrival of a son, weighing 8 pounds, who came to their home Tuesday, Sept 4.The young man has been named Robert William.Mrs.Rheingaus will be remembered as Miss Margaret Junge, who formerly resided in Anaheim. ington Beach. Mrs Snow and Mrs.H.M.Launer represented this district at the Parent Teachers Ass'n held at Anaheim Saturday.Mrs.Snow elected publicity chairman for this district. Judge H.E.Hart returned Sunday from Sacramento, where he spent a week with his son Alex Hart. Myrtle Warns and Mrs.L.Partridge have returned from a week spent with friends at Redondo Beach. Mr and Mrs.H.Scoffield and family spent the week-end with relatives at San Diego. Maibel Young accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.H.Jennings, of Taft, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Elmer Jennings over Saturday and Sunday. Mrs.U.R.Phillips entertained at a tamale supper at her home on South College-ave, in honor of Miss Garland Reed of Fayetteville, Ark.; also a joint birthday party in honor of Mrs.U.R.Phillips and brother James Balcome whose hat day is Sept.A haudsome birthday cake with pink candles was presented the two as a surprise by their Aunt Mrs.G.A.Henbest.Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.J.L.Balcome and children Ruth,Roxana,joe,james,mr and Mrs.G.A.Henbeet and children of Florence-ave,honoree Mrs.Garland Reed and hostess,Mrs.U.R.Phillips and husband and daughter,Rosalie. CHECKED TWILL ALWAYS SMART Austin Marshburn Dr. and Mrs. Orland Indianapolis for a brother of Mrs. Lynn family moved Hollywood. Chas Vernon of guests of Mr. and Miss Martha Verne Mrs. H. R. Brown Newman and Miss Julie Peppent Monday at from here motored to view the eclipse. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh-Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Ms. S. days of several Y. called on Tuesday Lambs team ran street. The wagon damaged but the without injury. They they ran into a Gilman home. AN PICNIC of all So. Calif. are so the mammoth picnic day Saturday Sept. Grove Park, Los ment M B. Parmelce picnic attractions coffee. County head-open all day and ages will be used. All harry basket dinners will preside and the Dr. Ed W. Hiner and Mrs. Hiner will CARBON CANYON OLINDA TO A SPRINGS MAN BATHS open the poison out, cheumatism, nerve, or skin troubles. eabins, natural camp sites, free picnic dancing. Phone CHECKED TWILL ALWAYS SMART Mrs. A. E. Combs is recovering from a slight attack of appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Justice of La Habra Home Acres were visitors at the W. G. Tomlinson home in Los Angeles Sunday. Mrs Justice is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson. Maude Carpenter and daughter Margarette were week-nd visitors at the A. L. Thurnher home on South Hiatt-st. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Balcom and family were dinner guests at the G. A. Henbest home on Florence-ave Sunday. Mrs. W. L. Tuttle and daughter, Venniefay, also Mrs. R. Rasler of Los Angeles were visitors at the C. M. Markel home on Central-ave Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hathaway were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dodda in Hollywood Mon-day. Mr G. M. Markel is represented by a proxey at the Springer heirs convention that is being held in Chicago this week. This is for th purpose to find out the legal heirs to the estate, which is being settled. Mrs. Irn Harpster is suffering from a very severe attack kof asthma. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Scott entertained at their home on Erna-st Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Turpen and daughter Marallen and son Jay, of South Gate Gardens. Milard Scott left Friday for Corvalles, Oregon, where he is attending an agricultural school He is one of the leading players on a football team, and expects to go to Honolulu to play Xmas and New Years. Mrs. Dorothy Morrison spent a we kas guest of friends at Hunt- Clairvoyant Madam Walker wishes to announce to the public that this will be her last week of reading After the 19th she will devote all her time to healing Colonial Apia, No, 1, This smart suit is of black and white checked till trimmed with black braid With it is worn a hat of gray velour trimmed with black coque feathers This is an American creation.