oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-24

MONDAY, March 24, 1924 SOCIETY YOEMAN LODGES ENTERTAIN SEN. WILSON OF S. D. A auspicious occasion for Yoe men of Fullerton, Orange and Anaheim was the big gathering and party staged Saturday in Odd Fellows hall in Fullerton, when more than 200 members were present to greet several officers of note and to enjoy the excellent banquet served at 7 o'clock. The tables were elaborately trimmed in red and green, lodge colors, and which was the handiwork of a Fullerton florist. Carnations, tulip, sweet peas and colored creepe paper combined to make the dining room a bower of beauty. One hundred were sent in the lodgemeeting afterward. The lodge room was triangular with palms and ferns. Among the notable visitors were Sen. S. E. Wilson, of South Dakota, who is superintendent director of Redwood, N. Dak.; Mrs. Etha K. Johnson, superintendent overseer, of Los Angeles; W. J. Elliott, state manager, and Mrs. Elliott of Manteca, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Shorb, Colorado Springs; Charles G. Young, state coroner or California Sen. Wilson and others made short addresses for the good of the order. A large class, more than 20, candidates were initiated by the degree team of California Pacific lodge, of Los Angeles. Joint installation was conducted by the California Pacific Yoseman Guard team, all women, who were beautifully crowned for the occasion. The Yoeman lodges of Orange-co have taken on new life since J. R. Preeman's return to activity. The next local meeting will be held Monday, April 7, in Pape's hall. S. S. Conference Soon Preparations are being made for the county convention of international Sunday School association which will be held in Fullerton Baptist church, Wednesday and Thursday, April 2 and 3. Two addresses by Marion Lawrence, a Sunday school teacher of international fame, will feature the convention, but other prominent workers will also be present. Departmental conferences and instruction will be held at set hours during the two days and many teachers and Sunday school workers are planning to be present. "Charlie" Brings Bride Charlie Scott of Payne's Grocery "put one over" on his friends that week. He disappeared from his acustomed place as chief clerk last Tuesday, and this morning what should he do but show up again with a blushing bride, and a box of cigars. He explained that he had gone to Hermesa (Spanish for beautiful) Beach where he was wedded to a Hermesa widow, and the two went to San Diego on their honeymoon trip. They plan to make their home in Anaheim. Mrs. Scott was formerly Mrs. Harriet Duccan. Jayhawkers Picnic All who ever lived in Kansas are called to meet for a great picnic reunion, Saturday, March 25, in Sycamore Grove Los Angeles. Go as early and spend the day with friends. County registrals will be open all day. A brief program opens about 2 o'clock. Bring well filled baskets for the dinner hour. Coffee will be served free to all who buy the convenir badges. Farewell luncheon LOVE OF YOUTH UNDIMMED BY TIDE OF YEAR THE 57th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Weeren of 437 Isabelst., Los Angeles parents of Mrs. Mary Betzoldt Anaheim, was celebrated with big party yesterday. The affair was a complete surprise and merriment lunchoon which was enjoyed at noon. The aged "newlyweds received many gifts. The couple had six children, one of whom are living, Mrs. M. Betzoldt and Mrs. Sadie Alec. There are nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Guests at the party yesterday included Mrs. Mary Betzoldt in two daughters, Alice and Edel Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gorham baby son, Mr. and Mrs. George Betzoldt, Mr. and Mrs. M. Bevere and daughters, Oreana and Ramona, all of A-beth, Mr. and Mrs. Clarens ween, Mr. S. M. Miller, Mrs. William Pearson, Mrs. Sadie Alec Mrs. Mary Henry, Mr. and Mr John Poster, Mrs. C. A Wood Missen Jennie and Katherine Master Charlie Wood, all of Angles; Mr. and Mrs. Chayden Black Duck, Minn.; and Mrs Albert Alcock Margaret Alice and Martha Jane Alcock Mrs. D. G. Stephens and N James N. Croton, all of Los Bench. There were two sets of four gerations, Mr. and Mrs. Wetheren Mrs. Betzoldt, Mrs. Gorham Jr., Master Jesse Gorham Jr., other Mr. and Mrs. Wetheren Mrs. Alcock, Mr. Alcock and daughters, Martha Jane and Margaret Alice. Mrs.Wetheren was born Diamond Bluff, Pierco-co, W consinia She was the first wife in the county. Mr.Wetheren was born in No.New Land,Sommerset-co,Maine couple married in Diamond Bluff, March 20, 1867.T lived at Brooklyn and then moved back to Diamond Bluff for a year A large class, more than 20, candidates were initiated by the degree team of California Pacific lodge, of Los Angeles. Joint installation was conducted by the California Pacific Yewman Guard team, all women, who were beautifully gowned for the occasion. The Moorhead lodges of Orange-co have taken on new life since J. R. Preeman's return to activity. The next local meeting will be held Monday, April 7, in Pape's hall. W. C. T. U. Evening The Patriotic meeting held this evening in the Presbyterian church was preceded this afternoon by a conference and social hour held with Mrs. T. H. Walker. Two notables in W. C. T. U. work will be present at the evening meeting. Mrs. Eva Craven Wheeler, state president of Southern California, and Mrs. Hattie C. Young, state recording secretary, will both bring messages through their topics: "A Million for Defense," and "The New Challenge." Mrs. Walter Ross will sing "Story of the Flag." Everyone is cordially invited. Flower Mission The Flower Mission of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with Miss Marjorie Day, of Lincoln-ave, Mrs. George Ross will be assistant hostess. Jayhawkers Picnic All who ever lived in Kansas are called to meet for a great picnic reunion, Saturday, March 28, in Sycamore Grove Los Angeles. Go as early and spend the day with friends. County registrars will be open all day. A brief program opens about 2 o'clock. Bring well-filled baskets for the dinner hour. Coffee will be served free to all who buy the convenir badges. Farewell Luncheon Mrs. Henry Havey, who soon will leave Anaheim for a new home in California, and Mrs. D. E. Wright, who left yesterday for her new home in Salt Lake City, were honored Saturday afternoon with a farewell luncheon party given by Mrs. George Fendley, of South Los Angeles at. The guests included the closest friends of the two honored ladies, and were the Mesdames D. W. Wright, Henry Havey, George Tedrick, William Price, Frank Dotts, Holstrom and Robert Rimpu. Fancy work and topics of the day occupied the fingers and visiting hour in the afternoon. Mooseheart Tomorrow Women of the Mooseheart will hold the regular meeting tomorrow evening at 7:45 in Moose hall. All members are urged to attend as matters of interest and importance will be discussed. Go Home to Dinner Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Matters maywood were dinner guests yesterday of the Degryse family the afternoon they were joined Mrs. Sophia Matter, Miss Ida Matter, and George Matter, of Fullerton. The afternoon hours were merely passed with conversation and music. Delightful Fashions Delightful Fashions In Readiness for Easter Frocks, Suits and Wraps each expressing fashion's dictates and its own individuality, presents a lovely array that awaits your selection for the great Easter display. Thoughts of Easter have brought forth lovely new materials, startling color harmonies that are sure to please milady in every respect. Make your selection early. The STYLE SHOPPE 105 West Center St. Anaheim THE PLAIN DEALER SPRING FASHION SUPPLEMENT NE OF YOUTH UNDIMMED BY TIDE OF YEARS 57th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. George Wethersold of M37 Lampst., Los Angeles, of Mrs. Mary Detzeld of M27 Lampst., Los Angeles, was celebrated with a party yesterday. The affair complete surprise and memorial family brought a sumptuous choreon which was enjoyed in the aged "newlyweds" and many gifts. Couple had six children, only two whom are living, Mrs. Mary Detzeld and Mrs. Sadie Alcock are nine grandchildren and eight grandchildren. At the party yesterday and Mrs. Mary Bettsold and daughters, Alice and Edna, and Mrs. J. T. Gorham and Mr. and Mrs. George H. Ed., and Mr. and Mrs. M.E. and daughters, Orena, and Ramona, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. Clarence Waltham, Mr. S. M. Miller, Mrs. Wilkerson, Mrs. Sadie Alcock, Mary Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Mrs. C. A Wood and Jennie and Kathine and Charlie Wood, all of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black Duck Minn., Mr. Albert Alcock, Margaret and Martha Jane Alcock, Dr. G. Stephens and Mr. N. Creton, all of Long Island were two sets of four genitals, Mr. and Mrs. Wetheren, Melissa Gormham and Jesse Gorhan Jr., The Mr. and Mrs. Wetheren, Alcock, Mr. Aleck and Mrs. Martha Jane and Marillee. Wetheren was born in Bluff, Pierce co., Wis., She was the first white man in the county. Mr. Wetheren born in No. Newport commeret co., Maine. The was married in Diamond March 20, 1867. They met Brooklyn and then moved to Diamond Bluff for a year. Raymond Varnum stopped ever the week-end en route from Florida to San Francisco, visiting here with his father, Geo. Varnum. On his trip cast me stopped in Baltimore, visiting his brother, and Washington, Tampa, Palm Beach and other places. He returns completely tired of any desire to live in any state but good old California. Mrs. Mary Jacques and daughters Irone and Easter, accompanied the Anahela H. S. girls basketball team to Grossmont Saturday and spent Sunday in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. O.H.Dyer of Hollywood were guests yesterday of the J.H.Brunworth family. Mr. and Mrs.Harry Mediclicott of Los Angeles were Anaheim visitors Sunday. Mr. Edna Waltman of Santa Barbara is passing several days at the West home on So.Krooger-st. Miss Eunice Rainey and Howard Schaeffler passed Sunday in Los Angeles. Mr. Leon Smith, at Los Angeles, was the guest over Sunday of Miss Herty Green. Miss Lydia Davis and Mr.Walter Leescher were visitors at Forrest Home yesterday. They much enjoyed the snowfall and winter sports. Mr. and Mrs.D.E.Wright left yesterday for Salt Lake City to make their future home. Mr.Wright has been associated with the S.Q.R.Store the past year, both he and Mrs.Wright have made many friends who regret their departure. Mr. and Mrs.A.Shyder were week-end visitors in San Diego. While there they met former friends from Wichita, Kan., and enjoyed showing them about many places of interest. Dr. and Mrs.J.E.Countryman and family, of Long Beach, were older guests yesterday of Dr.Mrs.W.R.Blakley.In their new location at the roof garden of the Hotel Anaelina was a great success from a musical standpoint.The program was carried out as planned.Miss Grace Curtiss very capably rendered "Etude in D Flat" by Lizzt.Miss Curtiss is recognized as a pianist as well as an organist and displayed her talent unusually well. Music lovers who missed the concert yesterday missed something really worth while.The programs will be given weekly. Amaranth Luncheon Liberty Court, order of the Amaranth, will serve a Spanish luncheon Thursday at 12.In Maesonic hall,Anahelin.Cards will be provided for afternoon entertainment,and attractive prizes will be presented. Mrs.Roy Thomas is in charge of the luncheon and Mrs.Daisy Grady.of the games.All ladies of the community are cordially invited. Class Party Tomorrow All concerned are reminded that the Young Married People's class of the White Temple, is meeting in a social way tomorrow evening in the church parlors.All are requested to be on hand and enjoy the fun which has been planned. Radio Parties Popular A dozen friends of Mr. and Mrs.G.E.West gathered at their home yesterday afternoon to enjoy the radio.As the welcome rain made conditions ideal for a quiet afternoon indoors,neighborhood radio parties were formed and the fine programs from half dozen large nearby stations were enjoyed. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Walter Little were Mr. and Mrs.Howard Bocher of Long Beach. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS LA HABRA.March 24 Mrs.Anna Brookhauser wives to the Study Section Woman's club at the home daughter,Mrs.Rog Cunion was a good attendee.W.F.Espolt.Mrs.Charles Dun was a visitor.The discussed was the coming Ernests and Kearney.Irical history was brought papers by the members M.Akers had some very valuable on the first settlement Monte,Puente and the Ranch.Mrs.Garrettson Mary Davis.Mrs.W.L.Y.Mrs.Gurley added interests to the study.The new will be held at the Mrs.Harry Hart in L court. Mr.and Mrs.Paul Clients at the G.F.Walk on South College avenue day evening. The Graves Auto Electrical in the La Habra Star on East Central ave was to Harry Shelby,been associated with them some time past.Mr.Grawlshed the battery service last year,and has built up successful business. Mr.Graven plans for them are not completed as yet. I.S.Olson has sold his on West Florence-ave to Jae Jacob Olson of La Habra Olson with his family day to their home in Los Robert Casad moved family from Belvedere Ga the Root home on Ernas-Mrs.Emma Swainy is a few days in Los Angle her brother O.L Stephen Mrs.G.O.Zehner of Beach is visiting at the parents,Mr. and Mrs.Middleton. Mr.and Mrs.Charles who have been visiting w cousin Mr.and Mrs.W.I.DWest Ernast-for Wetheren was born in Bluff, Plecon-co, Wis., she was the first white woman in the county. Mr. Wetheren was born in No. New Portsmore-co, Maine. She was married in Diamond March 20, 1867. They met Brooklyn and then moved to Diamond Bluff for a year. They moved to California we lived at their present loft for 21 years. Wetheren was Nationalent of the Ladies of the G. during the years, 1893-94. She is national correspondent for one year, National juncee, and national Councillor. She also department president of Minnesota and department vice of Minnesota. Wetheren served in the War, enlisting in the 9th Bota regiment Co. A. He is senior vice of the G. A. R. a Post, of Los Angeles. Home to Dinner and Mrs. W. J. Matter, of God were dinner guests year of the Degryse family. Inernoon they were joined by Sophia Matter, Miss Ida Mathe George Matter, of Fuller The afternoon hours were passed with conversation inside. Home to Dinner and Mrs. W. J. Matter, of God were dinner guests year of the Degryse family. Inernoon they were joined by Sophia Matter, Miss Ida Mathe George Matter, of Fuller The afternoon hours were passed with conversation inside. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erditing Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December, 1923. This includes cash, ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS, March 24.—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8,412,339,000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS，March 24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of 8，412，339，000 gold marks up to December，1923. This includes cash，ceded property and deliveries of goods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS ，March ，24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of ，8 ，412 ，339 ，000 goldmarksup toDecember ，1923.这includes cash,cededproperty and deliveryofgoods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS ，March ，24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of ，8 ，412 ，339 ,000 goldmarksup toDecember ，1923.这includes cash,cDEDproperty和deliveryofgoods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS ，March ，24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of ，8 ，412 ，339 ,000 goldmarksup toDecember ，1923.这includes cash,cDEDproperty和deliveryofgoods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS ，March ，24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of ，8 ，412 ，339 ,OOD金marksup toDecember ，1923.这includes cash,cDEDproperty和deliveryofgoods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS ，March ，24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of ，8 ，412 ，339 ,OOD金marksup toDecember ，1923.这includes cash,cDEDproperty和deliveryofgoods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS ，March ，24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of ，8 ，412 ，339 ,OOD金marksup toDecember ，1923.这includes cash,cDEDproperty和deliveryofgoods. GERMANY HAS PAID 8 BILLION MARKS PARIS ，March ，24．—The inter-allied reparations commission today issued a communique erediting Germany with total payments of ，8 ，412 ，339 ,OOD金marksup toDecember ，1923.这includes cash,cDEDproperty和deliveryofgoods. GERMANY HAS PAID KING OF RAISINS FRESNO, March 24.—A delegation of motion picture luminaries, including actors, actresses and business representatives, will attend the Raisin Day Festival here on April 24, when Milton Sills, screen star, will reign as King Sills. Beauty is as beauty does. But beauty isn't as beauty was; With a crimson lip And a lamp black brow, We buy our beauty At the drug store now. RADIO K F I—EXAMINER 4:45 to 5:15 — The Evening Herald. 5:15 to 5:45—The Examiner. "How Many Characters Ju a Photoplay?" talk by Eve Unseil of Principal Pictures Corp. "The Normal Child as a Study of Individual Abilities." lecture by Dr. Ralph L. Power, Dr. Henry Poote Perrin presenting Mona Taylor and Genevieve Rose. Clarence Derr. baritone. 8 to 9 p. m. — The Evening Herald. Dance music. 9 to 10 p. m. — The Examiner. Dance program presented by the Hollywood Californiaans. 10 to 11 p. m. — Ambassador Hotel. Max Fisher and his Cocoanut Grove orchestra. RADIO? ASK BEVILLARD Est'b 1912 He Sells The Best LAHABRA LA HABRA, March 24. (Spl.) Mrs. Anna Brookhauer was long passed to the Study Section of the fomans club at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Crumrine. There was a good attendance. One new member was admitted, Mrs. F. Espolt. Mrs. Charles Luusmum was a visitor. The subject discussed was the coming of the arguments and Kearney. Much local history was brought out by papers by the members Mrs. John Lukkers had some very valuable data in the first settlement of Elmonte, Puente and the Rowland Branch. Mrs. Garretson, Mrs. Hary Davis, Mrs. W. L. York and Mrs. Gurley added interesting features to the study. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Harry Hart in Lindauer court. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cline were guests at the G. F. Walker home in South College avenue Wednesday evening. The Graves Auto Electric, located in the La Habra Star building in East Central ave was sold this week to Harry Shelby, who has been associated with the firm for some time past. Mr. Graver estilished the battery service station last year, and has built up a most successful business. Mr. Graves plans for the future are not completed as yet. L. S. Olson has sold his property in West Florence ave to his father Jacob Olson of La Habra. Mr. Olson with his family moved to their home in Los Angeles. Robert Casad moved with his family from Belvedere Gardens to the Root home on Erna-st. Mrs. Emma Swany is spending few days in Los Angeles with her brother O. L. Stephens. Mrs. G. O. Zehner of Redondo Beach is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Biddleton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ringrose who have been visiting with their husband Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rhodes of West Erna-st, for some time ter Virginia spent the day in Los Angeles Monday. Dinner guests at the house of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Young Thursday evening, were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Prome, Mrs. Chris Schneider, Mrs. argarette Curlis, and Mrs. Babe Nelson all of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. George Clairville were business visitors in Los Angles Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benson, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Benson, and the sister of Mrs. Paul Benson, Mrs. Bass McGregor, who has been visiting at the home of the Bensours, spent the day at Long Beach, afferward taking the guest to Wilmington where she left for her home in San Francisco, on the steamship Harvard. Mr. and Mrs John Lefferts who have been visiting in La Habra at the Samuel Stoop's home, returned to Hollywood Monday, where they will visit friends before their departure to their home in Pennsylvania. PETERS TO SPEAK HERE TO AUTOISTS Jean Peters, who will give a talk on the economics of car operation at the Appleby Motor Co.'s showrooms here Wednesday at 7:30, has made the same talk in Los Angeles with much success says President F. P. Sullivan. He will answer questions of owners, whether they operate a Star or Durant or other car. The 27 features of the Star will be described in detail. Violent fits of anger, after 40, often signify degenerative changes in the brain. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many kind friends and relatives for their sincere sympathy and beautiful floral offerings at the death of our beloved husband and father, W. J. Graham. MRS. W. J. GRAHAM, MRS. ESTELLA STEPHENS, MISS MURIEL GRAHAM, MR. CHAS. GRAHAM, MRS. GENEVA HURST. Flowers Bloom on Spring Millinery The new spring models are beautiful in all their glory of vivid colors, trimmings and jaunty shapes. Whether her choice be for large or Flowers Bloom on Spring Millinery The new spring models are beautiful in all their glory of vivid colors, trimmings and jaunty shapes. Whether her choice be for large or small Hat—Milady will be delighted by the clever versatility and variety shown here. Mrs. Ethel Schultz 105 N. EMILY ST. ANAHEIM Spring Showing Spring Showing -- of -- COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, MILLINERY Sportwear Novelties Spring has arrived! That joyous season that brings forth the desire for new garments, youthful and gay. You will find our selection very gratifying from the standpoint of style, quality and price. The Vogue Shoppe "Where Style is Inexpensive" 210 West Center St. Anaheim