oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-31

SURPRISE PARTY, INSPIRED BY TWO OCCASIONS A JOLLY housewarming and party in celebration of their wedding anniversary was the form of a surprise perpetrated upon Mr. and Mrs. Steve Luther at their pretty new home near Cypress, Mr. and Mrs. Luther are just well settled having moved in about one month ago. They had asked Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ledford in to play cards and were engrossed in the game, too much to even hear the approach of the nuts, when a thunderous noise at the door was the surprising announcement of the visitors. With characteristic hospitality the guests were invited in and the evening enjoyed over the card tables. To Mrs. Mary Sutherland and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ledford belong the credit of the successful arrangements. Mrs. C. R. John won first prize for greatest number of points and Mrs. Ledford received the consolation award. Pumpkin pie and coffee formed the refreshment feature, eleven pies having been provided for nineteen guests. Participating in the joint celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Phil Duvall, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scally, Mr. and Mrs. R. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fuquay, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ledford, Mr. and Mrs. James McBride, Mrs. Anna Stewart, Mrs. C. R. Johns, Mrs. Mary Sutherland, Mrs. Dora Fels, Miss Barbara Daller, Mr. Ben Valentine, and Mr. and Mrs. Luther and son, Jack. Loara School Party Jolly Church Affair The young people of the Presbyterian church had a delightful Hallowe'en party last evening at the church. A T o'clock banquet started the affairs of the evening, tables being attractively decorated in seasonable colors. After the banquet, the guests went to the social hall where games were played. The jolly crowd came dressed in Hallowe'en costumes. There were many original costumes and there was much deliberation in deciding upon the best costume. Those having the arrangements in charge were the Misses Sarah Fay, Ellen Gibbs and Mabel White. Their helpers were Mesdames C. J. Fay, Louise Oelke, Earl Spencer, William Wallop, O. H. Renner, F. K. Day, Dale Hamilton Evans and H. Seer. Others in attendance were Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Walker, the Misses Sarah Fay, Mabel White, Garnita Laine, Peggy Paige, Mary Choate, Mary Louise Parsons, Elizabeth Parsong, Josephine Cook, Ellene Dess, Elsie Nash, Pearl Fay, Charlotte Heald, Elizabeth Freeman, Jesse Johnston, Inca Morris, Selma Heine, Eloise Dovee, Ellen Gibba, Grotchen Holland, Katheryn Boege, Thelma Schlotter, Juliet Evans, Dorothy Bruner, Virginia Acton and Frank Gibbs, Rector Coons, John Dovee, Glen Rahawk, George Sloop, Jack Hensley, Max Crawford, Alien Hoddard, Dale Hensley, Kenneth Walker, Nerlin Tobin and Eugene Beattie. Juniors Jollify A Hallowe'en party which brot much jollify to a group of young folk from the junior department of Calvary Baptist Sunday school, was held at the home of Mrs. J. D. Choosing the proper cloak for the fall bride is just a duous a task as the outfitting of June one. The hand coat of cinnamon plaid on Loara School Party More than a dozen and a half members of the seventh and eighth grades of the Loara school had their annual Hallowe'en party at the Loara school last evening. A program was arranged by the committee and rooms were attractively decorated in the Halloween shades. The trustees and teachers were honor guests. Those present included R. N. Bird, Mrs. William Stanley, and the Misses Alice Young, Beverly Smith, Ethelyn Fulton. Delicious refreshments were served by the girls. Members of the class are Evelyn Strudthoff, Florence Brougher, Fay Stanley, Elsie Sipple, Maude Leffler, Edith Stewart, Mahol Gust, Lucille Vogle, Marjorie Forrythe, Charlotte Forrythe, Maude Bells, Elizabeth Elbinger, Agnes Elbinger, Wilna Palge, Novelle Barry, Jack Dutton, Arthur Schraeder, Herman Shafer and Joe Staley. Party In Rear Yard The spacious back yard in the H. H. Knox home was gay last night when a merry crowd of young folk responded to invitation, of Miss Ellen Beat and Max Knox for a Hallowe'en party. The garage was transformed into a house of spooks, where games and stunts excited peal after peal of laughter as one another were caught up on the seasonable tricks performed. A big fire burned brightly in the yard, around which the guests congregated and roasted weinies to be eaten with pickles, pie and other autumn goodies. The evening was a merry one for the young folk who were Edward and Virginia Long, Mary and Mike Simon, Alice Grange, Neil Beat, Bobby Beat, Max and Betty Knox and the grownups. Mr. and Mrs. Beat and Mr. and Mrs. Knox, Mr. and Mrs. M. Mayberry. Bankerettes Observe Eve Juniors Jollify A Hallowe'en party which brot much jollity to a group of young folk from the junior department of Calvary Baptist Sunday school, was held at the home of Mrs. J. D. Shields, west of Anaheim. Appropriate decorations were used with thrilling effect, the splitting cats and blinking owls vied with the grinning Jack o' launterns. Many games of the season were played by the twenty children and the teachers, who are superintendent of the department, Mrs. W. L. Lundquest, and Mr. Grange, Mrs. Alsip, Mrs. Mock and Mrs. Swarthout. Hallowe'en "ets" served late in the evening, brought the affair to a close. Entertains For Son Mrs. B. F. Houts entertained a few friends last evening in compliment to her son, Charles of Horton, Kan., who is visiting here. Five hundred was the enoen game, two tables being played. Light refreshments was served later in the evening. Guests of Mrs. Houts included Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stillens, Garden Grove; Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Eden; Mrs. Mac Blossor, Los Angeles, W. H. Houts and the honoree and hostess. Surprise Shower Miss Gladys Remp, sister of Thomas Remp, was complimented with a miscellaneous surprise shower on a recent evening when a number of her friends congregated at the Romp home N. Madrona-st. Brea. Miss Remp will become the bride of Romcy Cox, an oil worker in November. The couple will make their home in La Habra. Visitors May Remain Mr. and Mrs. Lester Deitzen and son, Robert of Freedonia, N. Y., are guests in the L. R. Wilson home. Mrs. Deitzen is a niece of Mrs. Wilson. The newcomers are greatly impressed with the Southland and will probably locate somewhere in the vicinity of Anaheim. They made the journey over the U.P. railway. Choosing the proper cloak for the fall bride is just as duous a task as the outfitting the June one. The handcoat of cinnamon plaid on left would make an ideal tricolor coat for the newly matron. Collar and cuffs are also required. SEASON'S STUNT FEATURE CHAPTER SEAU PARTY THE second annual Halloween party given by the Chau Seau club was held last night at Moose Hall on S. Lemon-st., guests came in rube costume stead of Halloween garb hall was pretty decorated orange and black. A broom dance was the highlight feature of the evening's gram. Various games were ed through the evening and "limitation" contest. Mrs. Boyd won the prize for lining a singer and dancer. Dancing was enjoyed during hours. Archie cameraman of the group several flash light pictures group. Mrs. Cliff Carle and Gus cott chose sides and each slid on a movie act. Mrs. Alberta Andrews and Gus Prescott won prizes for ing the cleverest rube costume. Partners for lunch-on found by scraps of paper were headed "Scratch of Pumpkin pie, coffee, de-nu apples were given the guesses. The arrangements were charge of Mr. Fred Scott, B. Goodson, Misses Lilligryse and Florence Hamndy. Enjoying the affair we and Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mrs. A. W. Swan, Mr. and W. C. Carle, Mr. and Mrs Goodson, Mr. and Mrs Free Mr. and Mrs Welcome M.; Mr. and Mrs Cliff Wilson and Mrs Orville Schenkel dames H. K. Boyd, Alba drews A.A.Smith,Misses Mosley, Elenora Quill and Degryse and Sam Whittake Bankerettes Observe Eve Miss Leora Healton was hostess last evening to the members of the Bankerettes club at her home on S. Melrose-st. Elaborate Hallowe'en decorations were used in abundance throughout the rooms. While the girls busied themselves with their embroidery work, Miss Healton played the piano. A dainty luncheon was served at 10 o'clock. Guests of Miss Healton included Misses Thelina Strathman, Lucyle Bastian, Helen Weber, Stella Bastian, Gladys Cottrell, Ella Mitchell, Wilhelmine Zitzmann. Pile Sufferers Get Quick Relief Doctor discovers real remedy that actually heals Piles and absorbs them never to return. 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The Woman's Page WEDDING BELLS CHIME MERRILY IN AUTUMN MONTHS HIGH OFFICIAL MAKE VISITATION LIBERTY An English dinner at the Liberty Court, Order of Aranth, last evening, with officers made their office. The committee, consisting of M. E. Canby, Mrs. Viola and Mrs. H. T. Hathaworth, highest praise for lenency of the meal, and the tion committee, Messdale Pheiffer, Stewart, Ed Walter Smalley and A., for their beautiful and ate trimmings on the Mrs. George Jackson in room, where the mystic Hallowe'en was featured. Six candidates were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. He, Susie Brown, Mrs. S. L. the Messrs Ed Marion gomery. The work was Liberty court and received praise for the great efficiency in which it formed. The visiting officer was L. Jane Ford, grand roy W. D. Smith, grand roy Julia Woodruff, grand tress; Mae McCormick, tuter, Ethel Robbins, grand lecturer; Freed Wolf, supreme trusted Smith, Enolia Thrash, Kee, Elmer E. Ford, Mr. all grand officers, and ent and past officers courts of Southern Cali. Exemplification of the coupled the entire even time left for only about from the higher offices usual fraternal greetings. Choosing the proper clothes the fall bride is just as arduous a task as the outfitting of June one. The handsome suit of cinnamon plaid on the red fox. On the right a luxurious fur coat fashioned or a combination of taupe caracul and beige squirrel would delight the soul of anyventional white satin in favor of silver metal cloth. The plain, low cut bodice is embroidered in pearls. The skirt is very full and is ankle length in front and much affairs did themselves. SEASON'S STUNTS FEATURE CHAT EN SEAU PARTY E second annual Hallowe'en party given by the Chat 'En club was held last night at the Hall on S. Lemon-st. The came in rube costumes in aid of Hallowe'en garb. The was pretty decorated in orange and black. Broom dance was the open feature of the evening's prosaic. Various games were playthrough the evening and in an institution' contest, Mrs. H. K. won the prize for imitation a singer and dancer. Dancing was enjoyed during evening hour. Archie Swan,erman of the group, took oral flash light pictures of the up. Mrs. Cliff Carle and Gus Prescott chose sides and each side put a movie act. Mrs. Alberta Andrews and Mr. Prescott won prizes for heavier the cleverest rube costumes, partners for luncheon were and by scraps of paper which he headed "Scrolls of Fate." pumpkin pie, coffee, de-nuts and nuts were given the guests. The arrangements were in large of Mr. Fred Scott, Mrs. C. Goodson, Misses Lillian Dease and Florence Hannall. Enjoying the affair were Mr. M. Gus Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Swan, Mr. and Mrs. C. Carle, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Godson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, and Mrs. Cliff Wilson, Mr. Mrs. Orville Schenck, Mesmes H. K. Boyd, Alberta Anews, A. A. Smith, Misses Louise Isley, Elenora Quill and Lillian Gryse and Sam Whitaker. red fox. On the right a luxurious fur coat fashioned of a combination of taupe caracul and beige squirrel would delight the soul of any bride-to-be. In the center the bridal dress. This bride has discarded the conventional white satin in favor of silver metal cloth. The plain, low cut bodice is embroidered in pearls. The skirt is very full and is ankle length in front and much longer on the sides. A most becoming beaded cap has the long veil attached to it. Local News Mrs. Sarah Kitchen of Tulare, is at the home of her son, George and family, where she will make an extended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Sedyard M. Bailey of Hollywood, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bell. Mrs. S. B. Hapgood, who has spent ten days with the Baileys returned to her home with them. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Melhora and Miss Helen Melhorna drove to Pasadena and other interesting places today, taking their eastern guests on a sightseeing tour. A. E. Hargrove, realtor and rancher is nursing some bad cuts and bruises over the right eye and on the right cheek-bone as a result of a fall from a tractor yesterday. He struck the feeder. Paul Yorbe underwent an operation yesterday at the Anaheim Community hospital. New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium include: Mrs. G. C. Seba, Orange; and Mrs. Fred Bentjen, Anaheim. McKinley Smith of Logansport, Ind., formerly stock and real estate salesman for S. M. Kistler, is visiting with Mr. Kistler, and may accept a position with the Stewart Realty Co., as assistant in the house and lot department, of which Mr. Kistler has charge. Mrs. Pearl E. Davis has returned from a four months' visit to her old home in Nebraska and to points in Oklahoma. Mrs. Davis, who has formerly resided in Los Angeles, will likely remain in Anaheim this winter with her daughter and husband, Dr. and Mrs. John Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein and family have returned from a visit to Glen Ivy. Mrs. W. F. Junge of S. Ohio st., who has been ill the past week, is improving. Mrs. R. J. Dugdale was taken to her home today after being a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium for the past three weeks. Motor To S. A. Party Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nowotny, of Santa Ana formerly of Anaheim, entertained with a Halloween party last evening for the members of the Thursday evening five hundred club. The rooms were tastily decorated with mystic Halloween features and a spooky atmosphere hovered over the rooms. Games customary of the season were played and much excitement was created. Later in the evening tables were produced and five hundred played the remaining hours.The occasion proved a lucky one for Mrs. L Z.Kroeger as she carried off first prize.Mr.Franzen received first for the gentlemen.Mrs.Erickson and Mr.A.G.Flagg made low scores A sumptuous dinner, cafeteria style, was served at a late hour. Motoring over from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.A.D.Erickson, Mr,and Mrs.M.W.Martenet,Mr,and Mrs.Frank Tausch,Drand Mrs.J.H.Boegi,Mr,and Mrs.L.Z.Kroeger,Mr,and Mrs.David Franzen,and from Santa Ana were Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.Flagg and Mr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.F FlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.A.G.FFlaggandMr.А.С.Кроегер,M.r,and Mrs.David Franzen,and from 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McKinley Smith of Logansport,Ind.,formerly stock and real estate salesman for S.M.Kistler.is visitingwithMr.Kistler,andmayacceptapositionwiththeStewartRealtyCo.,asassistantinthehouseandlotdepartment.ofwhichMr.Kistlerhascharge. Mrs.PearlE.Davishasreturnedfromafourmonths'visittoheroldhomeinNebraska-andtopointsinOklahoma.Mrs.DaviswhohasformerlyresidedinLosAngeleswilllikelyremaininAnaheimthiswinterwithherdaughterandhusband,Dr和Mrs.J.H.Boegi.Mr和Mrs.L.Z.Kroeger.Mr和Mrs.DavidFrzen,和从SantaAnna wereMr.Al.ChoaleVista;Spokane,andJ.H.PaTaAna. Mrs.YorbeunderwentanoperationyesterdayattheAnaheimCommunityhospital. NewpatientsattheAnaheimSanitariuminclude:MrsG.C.SebaOrange;andMrs.FredBentjen,Anaheim. McKinley Smith of Logansport,Ind.,formerly stock and real estate salesman for S.M.Kistler.is visitingwithMr.Kistler,andmayacceptapositionwiththeStewartRealtyCo.,asassistantinthehouseandlotdepartment.ofwhichMr.Kistlerhascharge. Mrs.PearlE.Davishasreturnedfromafourmonths'visittoheroldhomeinNebraska-andtopointsinOklahoma.Mrs.DaviswhohasformerlyresidedinLosAngeleswilllikelyremaininAnaima nna wereMs.Ed Lamhofer.Mr和Mrs.L.Z.Kroeger.Mr和Mrs.DavidFrzen,和从SantaAnna wereMr.Al.ChoaleVista;Spokane,andJ.H.PaTaAna. Mrs.YorbeunderwentanoperationyesterdayattheAnaimediversityhospitalinclude:MrsG.C.SebaOrange;andMrs.FredBentjen,Anaheim. McKinley Smith of Logansport,Ind.,formerly stock and real estate salesman for S.M.Kistler.is visitingwithMr.Kistler,andmayacceptapositionwiththeStewartRealtyCo.,asassistantinthehouseandlotdepartment.ofwhichMr.Kistlerhascharge. 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W. Swan, Mr. and Mrs. C. Carle, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dodson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, and Mfs. Cliff Wilson, Mr. Mrs. Orville Schenck, Misses H. K. Boyd, Alberta Anws, A. A. Smith, Misses Louise sley, Elenora Quill and Lillian gryse and Sam Whitaker. Fullerton Briefs Tiodoro Morales of Placentia, arranged before Judge French today on the charge of disturbing the peace, was fined $25 and given a suspended sentence of 90 days. Dr. J. E. Colt delivered an adress last evening at the Fullerton high school on "The Olive in the Arid Southwest." Mrs. J. N. Hale of Fullerton underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. The Fullerton Business Girls' club, disbanded for the summer, plans a reorganization meeting tonight at the Fullerton club rooms. L. J. Ellis took out a permit for a 6-room residence on West Elm street, Fullerton, to cost $5000. RADIO Sets and Supplies If it's anything pertaining to Radio you Want, We Have It. ROBT. V. JENSEN Carburetor and Ignition Works 242 E. Center St. Anaheim Derma Viva Whitens The Skin At Once - Or Your Money Back It makes no difference how Tanned, Red, Brown, Sallow or Dark your Face, Neck, Hands or Arms may be DERMA VIVA—instantly—makes your skin a most beautiful, daunting white regardless of your age. In your gown of short sleeves and low neck, when entertaining or being entertained, the wonderful whiteness of your skin gives you that attractiveness all desire. DERMA VIVA is used in place of powder, has better effect, but does not show or rub off. Absolutely harmless. Avoid substitutes. Flesh, White or Brunette, 60c. Heyings Pharmacy will supply you. Mail orders accepted. HIGH OFFICIALS MAKE VISIT TO LIBERTY CT. AN English dinner at 6:20 opened an auspicious occasion for Liberty Court. Order of the Auranth, last evening, when state officers made their official visits, The committee, consisting of Mrs. M. E. Canby, Mrs. Vic La Mont and Mrs. H. T. Hathaway, received highest praise for the excellence of the meal, and the decoration committee, Mesdames John Pheiffer, Stewart, El Double, Walter Smalley and A. G. Miller, for their beautiful and appropriate trimming on the table and Mrs. George Jackson in the court room, where the mystic season of Hallowe'en was featured. Six candidates were initiated, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Huddle, Mrs. Susie Brown, Mrs. S. Daniel, and the Messrs Ed Marion and Montgomery. The work was done by Liberty court and received highest praise for the grace and efficiency in which it was performed. The visiting officers included L. Jone Ford, grand royal matron; W. D. Smith, grand royal patron; Julia Woodruff, grand conductor; Mae McCormick, grand lecturer; Ethel Robbins, associate grand lecturer; Frederica, De Wolf, supreme trustee, and Osa Smith, Emola Thrash, Phyllis McKee, Emola E. Ford, Minnie Snow, all grand officers, and many present and past officers from the courts of Southern California. Exemplification of the work occupied the entire evening, with time left for only short speeches from the higher officers, and the usual fraternal greetings and compliments. The committees in charge of affairs did themselves proud and Attend L. A. Party Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McDuell and family motored to Los Angeles yesterday to attend a Hallowe'en luncheon given by Mrs. J. A. McCahill, sister of Mrs. McDuell, in honor of Mrs. Fanny Richey, Long Beach; Mrs. C. Cleggett, Higerstown, Md.; Mrs. E. Shelly, Tucson, Ariz.; and Mrs. T. Selby, Los Angeles. The table was beautifully decorated with Hallowe'en suggestions, black and orange being the predominating shades. The entire luncheon was carried out in the Hallowe'en colors. Places at the table were laid for the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McDuell and family, Mrs. William H. McDuell and the hostess and Mr. McCahill. Birthday Dinner Mrs. Robert H. Boney of S. Olive-st, entertained with a delightful dinner party last evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of her husband. The affair was a complete surprise. The lights in the dining and living room were shaded with orange crepe paper. Black creatures were placed about the room to give a mystic appearance. Covers at the dinner table were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Phil Williams, Duntington Park; Mr. and Mrs. William Goodrum and Mrs. Lena Mae Nolan. A large birthday cake with a sufficient number of candles was placed on the table which Mr. Boney cut for the guests. November Group Dates Through dropping a line of type, a mixture occurred in the notice of the November Delphian meetings yesterday. Corrected the dates and locations read: CLINIC "BUNCH" HOLDS PARTY IN PANNIER BARN Forty members of the local clinic and their families greatly enjoyed the barn party last night which was held in the commodious barn on the Winning Pannier ranch on East-st. The interior of the building was decked with coats, pumpskins, ghosts and all kinds of the wizard Halloween symbols. The merrymakers attended en maske and Dr. Robinson, as a plump bat, took first prize Miss Adeline Curtis drew first prize for the ladies. Games and music, both piano and victoria, furnished entertainment and lively accompaniment for the many games and stunts relative to the season. Pumpkin pies, doubbnuts, coffee, elder apples, candies, formed a varied menu meant to satisfy the taste of everyone. Guessing the identity of the members of the crowd furnished unlimited amusement, and it was a length of time before all could be learned. O.E.S.Special Meeting A special meeting of Chishapter, O.E.S.s will be held on night. Initiatory work will be conferred on seven candidates, and as this is the last initiation of the year it is urged that all members be present. ED HAS BIRTHDAY City Clerk Ed Merritt to celebrate a birthday.Because comes on Halloween,folks city hall do not forget his day.At least he is always membered.A box of cigars from grand lecturer; Frederica, De Wolf, supreme trustee, and Osa Smith, Enoia Thrash, Phyllis McKee, Elmer E. Ford, Minnie Snow, all grand officers, and many present and past officers from the courts of Southern California. Exemplification of the work occupied the entire evening, with time left for only short speeches from the higher officer, and the usual fraternal greetings and compliments. The committees in charge of affairs did themselves proud and their work showed they had not spared themselves in preparation. Cards at California The K. O. C. club was entertained at the California Hotel yesterday afternoon with Mrs. H. F. Lilly as hostess. A delicious three course luncheon was served at 1:30. After the luncheon, the guests retired to the card room where five hundred was played, Mrs. Rex Bradley made high score. Present were Mrs. R. H. Wickers, Mrs. Cecil James, Mrs. Herrigoyen, Mrs. Griggs, Mrs. Sandoval, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Barkman and hostess, Mrs. Lilly. CALIFORNIA HOTEL (Fullerton) E. H. Nathan, W. E. Hume, Mrs. Ed Lamhofer, Mrs. E. L. Keasling, Harry F. Mix, L. Moth, T. A. Anderson, Ray D. Olmstead, L. S. Portes and L. M. Marquand, Los Angeles; Clarence J. Smith, Seal Beach; E. T. Lyon, San Diego; Lovina Hoffman, and F. A. Radle, Long Beach; F. L. Thurston, Pasadena; Vincent L. Howe, Chula Vista; Ray Ross, Spokane, and J. H. Pattison, Santa Ana, November Group Dates Through dropping a line of type, a mixture occurred in the notice of the November Delphian meetings yesterday. Corrected the dates and locations read: Beta group at the home of Mrs. J. S. Sheridan, Thursday, November 1, at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Sheridan as leader. Delta section will meet at 2 o'clock Friday, November 2, at the home of Mrs. M. W. Skinner, with Mrs. C. J. Dunham as leader. Alpha section will meet Wednesday, November 7, at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. E. Knipe, with Mrs. Gus Prescott as leader. Promoted to Management Miss Mary E. Weber who has been associated with the Anabeim Novelty and Gift shop the past two years, has been promoted and will be placed in management of the new gift shop to be opened in Santa Ana. The store will be located in the new Arnold Kraeiner building on Main between Fifth and Sixth sts., and will carry a complete line of gifts for all reasons. First Spiritualist Circles will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 and in the evening at 7:30. Mrs. Myers of Los Angeles, will conduct the services. ED HAS BIRTHDAY City Clerk Ed Merritt to celebrate a birthday. Because comes on Halloween, folks can city hall do not forget his day. At least, he is always membered. A box of cigars from Mr. nut club was accompanied some worth-while verse pen of Harry Jayne, who whiles away the convalescion rld after his recent ness. He recently published pen and ink, "The City H Spaasm," which brought in every one for a clever dig. A U. W. DIRECTORS VISIT WATERSHED Several Anaconda Union Water Co., directors and M., J. Sheridan, secretary, left today for a ten days' inspection of the San Bernardino Mountain watershed. Those taking the trip are Perey Rust, J. C. Tufree, M., G. Miller, Bert Annin, J. Charles Thamer, Charles J. Hansen and Nat Carwile. Fullerton Hi-Y club will entertain the high school faculty tonight. COLDS of head or chest are more usually treated externally with VICKS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly GET YOURS TOMORROW Ana-Lac GET YOURS TOMORROW Ana-Lac (Registered) That new Health Drink will make its appearance Thursday, November 1st. 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