oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-04

SORORITY GIRLS IN LUNCHEON FAREWELL MRS. LUNA WELLMAN QUARION, popular and prominent matron of Los Angeles and Anaheim was complimented with a smartly appointed one o'clock luncheon yesterday by Mrs Paul D. Tedrick at her attractive home, 611 No. Clementine-ar. The affair serves as a farewell courtyard for Mrs. Quarton, who leaves soon to join her husband, Ensign Dale Quarton at Annapolis, Maryland. Mrs. Tedrick carried out her color scheme in lavender and gold and haskets of roses and violets were also used. Covers at the luncheon table were placed for the Messdames J. Leslie Abbott, Irvine German, Lawrence Sutherland, James Sutherland, Ernest Spring, Helly wood; Joe Elliott, the honoree, Lana Wellman Quarton and garcious hosters. Mrs. Tedrick Guests included the young matrons who, as girls, were churns at Anaheim high school and who later were serenity sisters in H. S. C. The affair was also a delightful reunion. Mah Jongg and conversation formed the parttime for the afternoon hours. New Boy at Kings Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King, formerly of Anaheim, now of Jerome, Idaho, are happily announcing the birth of a son last Tuesday. This is the second boy and the second grandchild in both parental homes of Mr. and Mrs. King. Mr. King will be well remembered as mail carrier from the local post office. They returned to Idaho. Double Birthday Party Plans for a double birthday celebration were necessarily changed when Master Junior Durfee, one of the honorees and son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Eugene Durfee, became considerably indisposed a few days ago. Mrs. R. M. Colbertson, his grandmother and junior chose the same date for their birthdays, and always celebrate together so yesterday the members of the two families went to the Cullertison home on the Durfee ranch and greatly enjoyed themselves for the day. Three shining tapers and a canny man made by his grandma, tagged Junior's cake, and after considerable puffing he extinguished the lights. He was presented with a tricycle for the decoration. Mrs. Cullertison also was honored with a cake and several pretty gifts. Katella P. T. A. Night Katella Parent-Teacher association will vary the usual plan this month when the meeting will be held tomorrow night, instead of afternoon. The clinic for children for pre-school age, however, will be conducted at the usual hour, between 2 and 3 o'clock. All mothers are cordially invited to bring the little ones to be weighed and measured during this hour. The evening meeting is in compliance to the fathers of school children and will open at 7:30. Miss Pringle, of Garden Grove, will give an address, and several special musical numbers have been arranged by the program committee the Messdames Benson, Blair, Clausen and Miss Kate Clauses. Everyone is heartily welcome. Organize in Corona BETROTHAL TO PARTY FEATURE HAWAIIAN MOUSE TIE engagement of Miss Pannier and Mr. William was cleverly announced Saturday when Miss Eutha and sister Miss Alice, entertained a Hawaiian party at "Rosew pretty country home of the mer family. As the guests arrived they given less, the symbol of great hospitality of Hawaii teresting parts of the trip were lated and all listened enviously. Tables were produced much huntered was entailed the reader of the evening. Prizes won by Miss Althouse and Curties. "Rosew" was played others and prizes of this were won by Miss Blake and Jones. A clever decorative scheme arranged on each table. Nature coconut trees were planted the center and at each cover nut tazards, appropriate to tands. At the end of the course, the hostesses gave guests "snapping" bon bons great was the surprise when read the words "Betrothal, Pannier--William Hall." gratifications and best wishes bowed. Miss Pannier showed girls her attractive Diamond and later the contents of her chest. Guests included the Misses Trick, Elsa Block, Ella Edna Mitchell, Adeline C Margaret Blake, Ruth Chiatn, Caliye Sparks, Lillis J Marhorie Rains, Edna Hon Messdames Arnold Earl, Herman Stern, O Rains R. A Luhring, Jack all of Anaheim; Miss Irene Corning; Rose Niegle Mah Jongg and conversation formed the pastime for the afternoon hours. New Boy at Kings Mr. and Mrs. W. C. King, formerly of Anaheim, now of Jerome, Idaho, are happily announcing the birth of a son last Tuesday. This is the second boy and the second grandchild in both parental homes of Mr. and Mrs. King. Mr. King will be well remembered as mail carrier from the local post office. They returned to Idaho about six months ago after a short residence near Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kling, parents of Mr. King, have sold their place on Diamond street to Hans Anderson and will soon join the son in Idaho where Mr. King, Sr., has large land holdings. W. C. T. U. Jubilee Anaheim W. C. T. U. will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. T. H. Walker, 208 West Broadway. Representatives will be appointed to attend the "Golden Jubilee" anniversary of the national W. C. T. U., which occurs in Los Angeles Feb. 12 and 13, in Trinity M. E. church, South. A national officer will be present; Mrs. Ella Boole, treasurer for the world W. C. T. U., vice president of the national organization and state president of New York, is making a tour of the west and will attend the two days' sessions. The "Allegiance" banquet will be served Tuesday evening, when several noted speakers will be present and special music will be provided. W. H. M. S. Meeting Mrs. R. H. Van Meter will be honored tomorrow to the members of the Missionary Society of the Christian church at her home 1202 Pearl st. The Women's class will have a meeting at 1:30, and all members of both sections, are requested to be present. Drill Team Practice Lois Rebekah Drill team is requested to meet this evening for practice beginning at 7:30. All members are asked to be in place promptly. Big Balloon Dance, Tuesday, Fri. Legion Hall, Santa Ana Music by Grisby's Californians. Organize in Corona Mrs. H. H. Knox will go to Corona tomorrow evening to organize a World Wide Guild in the Corona Baptist church. This will be a junior Guild and will be composed of girls between the ages of 12 and 16 years. As district W. W. G. secretary of Santa Ana Valley Baptist association, Mrs. Knox has this pleasant duty to perform in many of the larger towns, and started a promising organization in Long Beach Emmanuel Baptist church last week. This also was a junior society. Wicketts to Lecture The talk tomorrow evening by Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Wickett on their foreign travels, will be given under the muspiees of Ladies Aid at the Presbyterian church. Stanners in costume will represent scenes described by the travelers Mrs. Walter Ross will contribute glog. Entertain Dignitaries Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly were honored yesterday by the presence at dinner of Rev. Father J. J. Prendewille, of San Bernardino, and Rev. Father William Reagan, of Boyle Heights. Both these dignitaries took part in high mass at the dedicatory service of the St. Vidiana cathedral yesterday, when the apostolic delegation from Rome was present. Other notables of Catholic faith present were six bishops and priests all over the southland. Wed in Parsonage William English and Mrs. Inz E. Hazelett of Riverside, were married Saturday, Rev. J. A. Gelssinger officiating. They were accompanied by Florence Werth and Walter Fuller, friends of the contracting parties. The marriage occurred in the White Temple parsonage. Guests included the Misses the Trick, Elsa Block, Ella Mitchell, Adeline C Margaret Blake, Ruth Chalmat, Cali Sparks, Lilis J Marbore Rains, Edna Ho Mesdames Arnold EnFarl, Braunlich, Hermann Stern, O Rains, R A Luhring, Jack all of Anaheim; Misso Gloege, Covina; Rose Niegel Angeles; Harriet Ulmer, Lgeles, Florence Jones, Lowelke; Esther Alhouse, Legeles. Amaranth Tomorrow Liberty Court, Order of Amaranth, will hold regular tonight night in M temple. The new officers will in charge of the work for the time. Regular Guild Meet The Helpers' Guild of Michael's will hold the meeting at 2:30 Friday Guild hall. CALIF. HOTEL FULLEN J.F.Esterle, San Bernadine G.E.Booth, Monrovia; Bardard, San Francisco; Frankberger, Visalia; John A.P Elizabeth McKelvey, Julie Kersten and Charles Van H Los Angeles; W.E.Bushne Diego; W.W.Fairbanks,C City Iowa; Mrs.M.Laude Jose; Dr.A.B.Dunham ley, and Ether Bradley An Big Balloon Dance, Tru Feb. 5, Legion Hall, Santa Music by Grisby's California Moving TO 263 E.Center S Angelina Kraemer B H.CHASIN HIGH CLASS TAILO Formerly at—207 E.Co FREE! WHITE KING SOAP With every Electric Washer or Ironer sold by us at this time in any of stores we will give absolutely FREE a year's supply of White King Washing Machine Soap. NO FURTHER PAYMENT FOR 30 DAYS YOUR CHOICE OF 25 HIGH-GRADE ELECTRIC WASH MACHINE MODELS IN ANY OF OUR STORES CAN BE PURCHED AT THIS TIME ON A $5 CASH DOWN PAYMENT. FURTHER PAYMENT NECESSARY FOR THIRTY DAYS. YEAR'S SUPPLY OF WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE SOLD WILL BE GIVEN ABSOLUTELY FREE WITH EVERY WASH MACHING OR IRONING MACHINE SOLD. Copper Tub dolly type electric washers, complete with gas burners, selling special at..... $85 $5 Ca $9 per Copper Tub Oscillating Washers, made by one of the largest manufacturers in the world..... $140 $5 Ca $10 per Cylinder type Electric Washers complete with gas burners for boiling and sterilizing the clothes. None better..... $155 $5 Ca $10 per WASHER WILSON Anaheim 227 E. Center St. Phone 926 Fullerton 217 W. Spa The Woman's Page METROTHAL TOLD PARTY FEATURES HAWAIIAN MOTIF IE engagement of Miss Ruth Pannier and Mr. William Hall cleverly announced Saturday morning when Miss Euth and her sister Miss Alice, entertained with Hawaiian party at "Rosewood," city country home of the Panther family. As the guests arrived they were the symbol of greeting hospitality of Hawaii. Instelling parts of the trip were read and all listened enviously.Tables were produced and five firefighters was enyed the remittance of the evening. Prizes were given by Miss Althouse and Miss Titers."Runneo" was played by hers and prizes of this game won by Mrs Blake and Miss Jesse. A clever decorative scheme was changed on each table. Miniature coconut trees were placed in center and at each cover were black-eyed, appropriate to the island. At the end of the second ride, the hostesses gave the guests "snapping' bon bons, and that was surprise when they told the words."Beltzhed, Ruth Hunter—William Hall." Conclusions and best wishes followed. Mrs Pannier showed us her attractive diamond ring later the contents of her hope. Guests included the Misses Letitia Kick, Elva Block, Ella and Mitchell, Adeline Curtiss, Rareline Blake, Ruth Chamberlain, Caliyo Sparks, Lillis Johnson, Edna Hochstein, Edna Hochstein, Adams Arnold EnFarl, Ernest Dunleigh, Herman Stern, George Joseph, R A Laubring, Jack Henhoff, Anselmim; Missie Luille Rosie Nieg, Los Daughter's First Journey Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clark and son Albert and daughter Elaine, Mrs. L. Goble and Mrs. Johnson Clark, motored to San Bernardino yesterday where they were guccata of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Goble and son Jimmie. This was baby Elaine's first long trip. To Confer Degrees Chispa chapter, O. E. S., has been invited to exemplify the initiatory work on a class for Auli Tal chapter, Fullerton, Wednesday evening. CYPRESS CYPRESS, Feb. 4 (SpL)—Mrs. C.J. Lamblin and L.C. C.Ransbottom of Cypress have been staying home the last few days, as Mrs. Ransbottom has the Cypress flu. Mrs. McMonigle of Covina was a guest at luncheon Thursday at Mrs. Lamblin's home. Mrs. C.J. Lamblin gave a party at her ranch in Cypress Saturday night in honor of family birthdays, as there are six birthdays in the month of January.谷饲 and dancing were the program, and at 12 o'clock everyone enjoyed hot dogs, cake and coffee. There were 35 guests. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, Feb. 4 (Special) —Richfield was aroused Thursday night by a fiery cross, which was to be seen blazing in a new subdivision for Mexicans, which was recently opened by a firm of subsidiaries from Orange. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, Feb. 4 (Special).—Fred Jones of Long Beach was a visitor on this lease Thursday, Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter Beverley of Long Beach were visitors on this lease Thursday also. Many people from Olinda attended the 6 o'clock supper, given by the P.T.A. at the Olinda grammar school Thursday night. The Olinda girls' basketball team played the Placeda team Wednesday afternoon at the Placeda school. The score was 15 to 15. Neither side was more than four points ahead at any time. A jolly bunch from Olinda attended the Scots meeting and big time at Glendale Saturday night. They were: George Collen, Sr., George Cullen, Jr., Eddie Baner, Tommy Heirman, H. Schryer, Lou Edmonds, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Saunders and Guy Barman. They all reported a very good time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams visited their grandson James Moore of Long Beach Friday night. Little James is quite ill with lung trouble. Fred Jones of Long Beach was a visitor at the house of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of this long Saturday. Those who attended the Red Lantern theater Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. Hunker, Miss Olive Schryer, Raymond Peralto, Tommy Smith, Ray Bowman, Tom Simons and Chester Flynn. Mr. and Mr. McGuire were Fullerton visitors Friday night. Mr. Selgel of Los Angeles opened the store Feb. 1. Many people were glad to see one store open after two months of being closed. SCHICK HEARING EXCITES SOON SAN DIEGO, Feb. 4—Pulverest in the case of Everett Clark, accused of murdering former business associate Schick, centered on Clark's liminary hearing, held before justice of the peace, on the charge. Filling of the complaint in Clark is accused of wilful ing Schick, which was done urdury, crowded entirely in background the accusation forgery and conspiracy on Clark has been held in jail with his wife, Ettrick Clark, since last October. The forgery case was also used to start today in the court, but legal technicalities forcing both court moves caused a change in the program. Once again San Diego is tiring with excitement for the announcement of an District Attorney C.G.Selk the details of Clark's alleged foe of the killing, said he been made to John V.H condemned murderer who coiled mate with Clark for nights. It was said by the antiquity Clark told Hendrix had ed Schick to death, dismayed the body and attempted to off of the corpse and was suspee except in destroying the These it was said, Clock packed into a box. Inasmuch as there was intensive search for a per week for Schick's loner, inducement of what is safe to have happened to them led a sensation in this city. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, Feb. 4 (Special). Richfield was aroused Thursday night by a fierce cross, which was to be seen blazing in a new subdivision for Mexicans, which was recently opened by a firm of subdividers from Orange. The cross was about 16 feet high and blazed fiercely for about three hours, and was visible as far north as Yorba Linda. It is reported that six or eight large cars were seen parked at the crossroads near the school a short time before the blaze. A good deal of complaint has been aroused in the district of the activities of purported bootleggers, and the opening of the Mexican subdivision has been a matter of much criticism locally. It is believed that that one mf emfw mfwy fw that the activities of the Ku Klux Klan are now centered on Richfield, owing to the lack of police protection, there being no officers of the law available for this district any nearer than Fullerton. When the flames had died away, the cross was found to be composed of gaspipe padded with rope and saturated with crude oil. The entire community turned out to view the fiery apparition, and it was the consensus of opinion that it represented the klansmens' token. Mr. Ernest Karnes and Mrs. L. M. Walker spent Friday in Los Angeles on a shopping trip. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mondotte enjoyed a visit from their daughter Amie, who came from Long Beach to spend the week-end. Mrs. J. Sollis and Mrs. J. H. Summers spent Wednesday in Santa Ana on business. A. Roedick, M. Smith and J. Summers journeyed to Santa Ana Tuesday on business connected with the proposed lighting district, and new library for Richfield. At the meeting of the P.-T.A. scheduled for Feb. 6, plans will be discussed and arrangements made for the get-together banquet of the community at which it is hoped a Richfield C. of C. will be formed. There was a prayer meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Scott. A good attendance was present. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker, accompanied by their guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Walker of Buffalo, N.Y., spent a few days at San Diego. While there Mrs. Walker visited her brother, Mr. Hills, who has been quite ill. Dr. and Mrs. Sollis with their two daughters were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Summers, Thursday evening. Those who attended the Red Lantern theater Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. Hunker, Miss Olive Schryer, Raymond Peralto, Tommy Smith, Ray Bowman, Tonn Simons and Chester Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. McGuire were Fullerton visitors Friday night. Mr. Seigel of Los Angeles opened the store Feb. 1. Many people were glad to see the store open after two months of being closed. Miss Beverly Jones and Barbara Gregory of Long Beach are visitors on this lease. Miss Jones is staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob Jones and Miss Gregory with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. Mr. Hartrawe, president of the Yorba Linda Bank, was a visitor on this lease Friday evening. Mrs. Marcel Johnston and son Donald of Fullerton were visitors at Mrs Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Ben Ryan, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones of Long Beach were visitors on this lease Friday night. Mr. Millson Elliott and Mrs. Robert Jones and daughter Sadie were Los Angeles shoppers Thursday. Keith Feid and Miss Willie Ryan were show visitors at Los Angeles Thursday night. Joe Has quit his high school education and has taken a position in the Olinda store. Mr. Jesse Casey of Placentia was a visitor Thursday at the home of Mrs. James Hunker of this lease. Mr. Joyd Light of this lease was a guest at Mrs.C.B.Goodson's Fullerton, Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs.H.Schryer were Anahai visitors Friday. Bill Schryer and Miss Julia Muriel of the West Coast lease were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.H.Schryer Wednesday. Mrs.Walter Vannotta and children of Torrance are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Roy Vannatta of this lease. Mr. and Mrs.Spear and daughter Helen have been spending a few days at the Flynn home. Dutch Brown of Brea was a visitor on this lease Thursday. E.B.Rigg of Brea was a business caller on this lease Friday. Jesse Tidland is working at the Olinda grammar school He is doing carpenter work. James Hunker after a week of visits returned to his work on this lease as pumper, Friday. George Cullen, Sr., and son Bill were Fullerton visitors Friday night. Henry and Ella Guillock of the fullerton lease, were visitors at their sisters, Mrs.Clayton Robb, of this lease, Saturday. Marshall Collins,' brother, who has been laid up with an injured foot at the Santa Fe hospital of Los Angeles, is improving rapidly. It was said by the author that Clark told Hendrix he ed Schick to death, dismembered the body and attempted to kill the corpse and was suspected in destroying them There it was said, Clock packed into a box. Inasmuch as there was tensile search for a perimeter weeks for Schick's loner, notification of what promises to be one bitter legal battle in the city Clark's trial is to be fought one as the two occupants of attorneys are prepared for what promises to be one bitter legal battle in the city of southern California OPENS HOME FOR CONVALESCON Mrs.Ida DeVinney has chased the house at 125 Niding and will conduct a recital for convacles.Mrs.Do who is well known in Arizona is thoroughly experienced been a burse for about years She will give speefficient care in all cases visit inquiry.The house centrally modernized in detail cheery rooms and suites will assist greatly earns Mrs.Devinney reached by phoning 598-8030 BADGERS CALLED TO ALL WHO ARE invited to meet for the picnic reunion, all day Sep 9, in Sycamore Grove Los Angeles. Plain Dealer: Classified ways Bring Result HIGH CLASS TAILOR Formerly at—207 E. Center SOAP this time in any of our city of White King NT FOR 30 DAYS DEELECTRIC WASHING STORES CAN BE PURCHASING DOWN PAYMENT. NO FOR THIRTY DAYS. A WASHING MACHINE SOAP WITH EVERY WASHING D. $85 $5 Cash $9 per mo. $140 $5 Cash $10 per mo. $155 $5 Cash $10 per mo. WILSON Fullerton 217 W. Spadro There was a prayer meeting held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Scott. A good attendance was present. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker, accompanied by their guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Walker of Buffalo, N. Y., spent a few days at San Diego. While there were Mrs. Walker visited her brother, Mr. Hills who has been quite ill. Dr. and Mrs. Sollis with their two daughters were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Summers, Thursday evening. Mrs. A. Harms is slowly recovering from a very serious attack of the flu. Mrs. Cavanagh is spending a few days visiting with her sister Mrs. E. P. Francis. Mrs. J. Sollis and Mrs. J. Summers attended the Ebell brassquet at the MacFarland cafe Fullerton, Friday. The smallpox situation has cleared. No new cases have reported for several weeks, although those under quarantine are long since been released, and children are again attending school. The disease was in a tremendely light form. The Richfield kindergartens well attended, and Monday morning milk was served for the first time to the little folks. Mothers who can afford it are paying for their own children, while children whose parents cannot pay, being served free of charge, expenses being met by the kindness of the P.-T. A. and other local organizations. Big Balloon Dance, Sunday, Feb. 5, Legion Hall, San Ana Music by Grisby's Californians. REID WILL ATTEND LOS ANGELES C. C. Secretary George W. Reid of the C. of C expects to attend on Feb. 4 the meeting of the Los Angeles C. of C., when President Julius H. Barnes of the U.S.C. of C is scheduled to speak.Charles P. Bayer, manager of the organization service department of the chamber, has reserved a bunch of tickets for distribution to secretaries of C. of C.'s. At this week's meeting of the western division U.S.C. of C in San Francisco, Arthur Bent of Los Angeles was re-elected a director from the division. Secretary Reid and President Harry D. Riley attended Anaheim. Reid spoke enthusiastically of the gathering and its program. The 1925 meeting will be in Los Angeles. INDIAN IN JAIL Ana Miller, 55, full-blooded Indian, who gave her occupation as saleswoman, was in the county jail today to serve a sentence of 50 days. The woman was sentenced from Fullerton on a charge of vagrancy. With her came Geo Mitchell, 21, also sentenced to 50 days on a vagrancy charge. 17 CARS SHIPPED Seventeen cars of citrus fruits were shipped this week from No. Orange-co, including parts of the Anaheim district, Placentia, Fullerton and La Habra, it was announced today at the office of the No. Orange-co, Citrus Exchange in Fullerton. Six were lemons and the remainder navels. CHICK HEARING EXCITES SOUTH WEST COAST LEASE WEST COAST LEASE, Feb 4—Mr. and Mrs. P. Neely motored to Long Beach, Wednesday evening, where Mr. Neely attended the Masonie lodge, to hear William Gibbs McAdoo speak. Mr. and Mrs. Chris McCoy and family accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vierra and family and Miss Ursula Keen of Olinda, attended the theater in Brea, Tuesday evening. Miss Anna Loah Quinn and Marjorie Simons were Brea visitors Wednesday. Miss Vera and Beulah Studebaker were hostesses at a surprise party given in honor of the birthday anniversary of their mother, Mrs. Studebaker. Friends assembled at the home of Mrs. Collins of Olinda, and at a given time made their way to the home of the guest of honor. Games and music were enjoyed during the evening. Mrs. Studebaker received many pretty gifts. Delicious refreshments were served. The guests included Mrs. Collins and daughter, Miss Agnes, Mrs. Smith and sons Albert and Chester of Olinda; Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Fullerton; Mrs. Bowman and daughter, Elizabeth, Miss Ursula Ken and Marjorie Simons and Wayne Studebaker. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were visitors in Yorba Linda, Monday evening. Chris McCoy and Martin Mears are playing a match game of golf. So far Chris is ahead. Lennie Jones accompanied by Mr. Bowman motored to Brea Wednesday, on business. Mrs. William Powell of Huntington Beach was a visitor on the BIG INCREASE IN CITRUS ACREAGE Marked increase in the valencia acreage is shown in a report for 1923 just issued by A. A. Brock county horticultural commissioner. Citrus fruit acreage as a whole was 50,824.24 bearing against 44,301.92 in 1922, and 4664 non-bearing against 3596 in the previous year. The bearing acreage of valencias in 1923 amounted to 37,528 compared with 32,369.66; the non-bearing to 3005 against 1,975. Corresponding comparisons on navels were: Bearing acreage, 1923, 2966.34; 1922, 2191.26; non-bearing, 1923, 136; 1922, 136. Miscellaneous varieties—Mediterranean sweets, blooms, St. Michael's, etc.—bearing acreage, 1923, 731; 1922, 247; non-bearing acreage, 1923, 10; 1922. Grapefruit—Bearing acreage, 1923, 63; 1922, 57; non-bearing, 1923, 28; 1922. Lemons: Bearing acreage 1923, 9536; 1922, 8494; non-bearing acreage, 1923, 1485; 1485. AT HOTEL VALENCIA Charles Wallack, Hollywood; R. F. Williams, F. D. Wilson, M. C. Steitz and Mrs. M. Armson, Los Angeles; H. A. Litchfield and Bert Eber, Oakland. AT THE ANTLERS HOTEL A. L. Sheldon, Pasadena; G. S. Rose, H. Larsen, Robert J. Herron, G. Glover and E. L. Olson, Los Angeles; and Julian M. Sangstad, Crookston, Minn. DENTIST DIVORCED Dr. John B. Menges, Fullerton dentist, was today in possession of an interocutory decree of dissection from Leone R. Menges. OPENS HOME FOR CONVALESCENTS Mrs. Ida DeVinney has purchased the house at 125 N. Clauing and will conduct a rest home for convalecents. Mrs. DeVinney who is well known in Anaheim, thoroughly experienced, having been a hurse for about nine years. She will give special and efficient care in all cases and inquire. The house was recently modernized in detail and the cheery rooms and surroundings will assist greatly in all areas. Mrs. DeVinney may be reached by phoning 593-J. BADGERS CALLED TO PICNIC All who ever lived in Wisconsin are invited to meet for the great picnic reunion, all day Saturday, Feb. 9, in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. 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