oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-25

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1924 LA HABRA LA HABRA, June 25. (Spl.)—The home of Mrs. Rose Wilson of North Friends-ave Whittier, was the scene of an interesting pre-nuptial shower Friday afternoon, when Mrs. Wilson's daughter, Mrs. Bruce Harden of Norwalk, entertained for Miss Leora Espolt of La Habra, July bride-elect. House decorations used were purple iris and yellow daisies. The dainty collation served at a late hour, also carried out the color scheme. Much of the afternoon was spent in music and making holders for Miss Espolt's new home. Brides and grooms were also properly dressed in tissue paper, and as a reward for the effort in this contest, Miss Espolt was awarded the prize which gave her the privilege to follow the ribbons which led her to the basket filled with daltry gifts for her new home. Miss Espolt will be married to Rolla Walling of La Habra in July. Guests from La Habra who attended this affair were Miss Florence Sucksdorf, Lena Thompson and Miss Bertha Sucksdorf. Mrs. Lair of Garden Grove was the speaker before the ladies of the Missionary society at their regular meeting in the parlor of the Temple Baptist church Friday. Mrs. Perry McClaim was a guest of Mrs. Jennie Maddock and Miss Amanda Richardson at the home of Mrs. Maddock Sunday. The Dorcas society of the Temple Baptist church will give a hard time party in the basement of the church Friday evening. Mrs. D. E. Fletcher entertained the Friday afternoon club at her home Friday. Baskets of carnation in pink and white were used to decorate the home. The afternoon was spent in needlework and chatting, after which a dainty tray collation was served. Members present were, Mimes. John Smith, E. Roberts, C. W. Rawley, J. E. Stogsdale, S. Wardrip, Ed Davis, Clifford Davis and the hostess Mrs. Fletcher. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walker spent the week end at Redondo It is claimed that the American woman has not altogether appreciated the possibilities of the knitted suits heretofore. She is walking up very quickly to their many advantages, however. This attrace- of the church Friday evening. Mrs. D. E. Fletcher entertained the Friday afternoon club at her home Friday. Baskets of carnation in pink and white were used to decorate the home. The afternoon was spent in needlework and chatting, after which a dainty fray collation was served. Members present were, Mmes. John Smith, E. Roberts, C. W. Rawley, J. E. Storsdale, S. Wardrip, Ed Davis, Clifford Davis and the hostess Mrs. Flether. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Walker spent the week end at Redondo Beach, where they were guests of Mrs. Walker's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stamba. While there they also visited another brother A. C. Stamps. Mrs. Everitt Thompson entertained with a surprise birthday party for her husband Saturday evening, at the home of Mrs. Jennie Maddock. The evening was spent in visiting and music, after which a dainty collation was served by the hostess who was assisted by Mrs. Maddock. Guests invited to this affair were: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Varney, Mr. and Mrs. William Stanford of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cookerly, Miss Mildred Holstein of Cruther; Miss Amanda Richardson, Clarence Hysel and Mrs. Haddock. Miss Reba Riley and William Cunningham of Pomona were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ritch at their home on South Cypress-st Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Walker and daughter, Helen, of Long Beach, spent the week end with relatives in La Habra. Mrs. Roy Barker and daughters, Madaline and Katherine, accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Oliver, spent a few days last week at the Barker cabin at Forest Home. Mr. Barker spent the week end at the cabin. Miss Winifred Agee of Los Angeles is a guest of Mrs. Soule at the P. J. Weisel home. Mrs. R. H. Hilbert and sons, Rodney and Jack spent the week It is claimed that the American woman has not altogether appreciated the possibilities of the knitted suits heretofore. She is walking up very quickly to their many advantages, however. This attractive costume has designs of green on a white background and is worn with white hat and shoes and even the purse carried by the model is white and green—white linen embroidered in green. end at Long Beach where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tower at their beautiful home. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Weisel and three children of North La Habra Heights left Thursday evening, for a two months pleasure trip in the east. They will visit Milwaukee and other places in the home state. Mr. and Mrs. John Leutwiler and daughter, Stella, and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies and son of Huntington Beach, returned Saturday from Big Bear Lake where they spent the week at the Grant Sherman Cabin. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. George Smith were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Scott Sunday. Ivan Barnett spent the week end at Big Bear fishing. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beck spent a few days last week at Beaumont, where they have an apart-cot orchard. W.F.Espolt started work on a five room modern house located on Rose-st, Thursday. The modern parent promises his son an auto if he doesn't smoke or drink until he is 12 years old.-Edwardsville Intelligence. Anaheim Book Store 1200 Popular Copyrights 75c EACH Far OUTSELLS all other brands WHYO 1200 Popular Copyrights 75c EACH 228 East Center Street Anaheim far OUTSELLS all other brands WHY? Attention! Tonight Only Through the Courtesy of the California Theatre THE APPLEBY MOTORS CO., INC. Will present a picture of interest to the Automobile public. Featuring a Star Ear, driven by Master Ducevior, (aged 7 years). This picture is educational, humorous and entertaining, and is shown in conjunction with POLA NEGRI'S SUPER-PRODUCTION “MEN” THE PLAIN DEALER, 'ANAHEIM, CALIF. 36-Inch Challies A good range of patterns to choose from for the making of comforters etc. VERY SPECIAL FOR MONTH-END SALE— 14 cents yard At The S.Q.R. Sto Starting Tomorro The Month-End The Greatest Selling Event of L Shop Early to Avoid Disapp FIRST IN IMPORTANCE Sale of SUMMER FRO SUMMER FROM DOZENS OF MODELS HAVE BEEN INCLUDED TWO FINE GROUPS $14.95 THE Every one of the gar garment, many of them h past few days. THE COLORS INCLUDED ARE THOSE IN DEMAND—NAVY, BROWN AND BLACK, AS WELL AS THE SPORT SHADES AND LIGHTER COLORS FOR AFTERNOON AND EVENING WEAR. TISSUE GINGHAMS 49c YARD "Gaze Marvel Tissue." An immeance range of pretty checks and plaids to choose from. All 32 inches wide, and fast colors. FIGURED VOILES 39c YARD Several hundred yards of this 65c quality in large range of pretty designs. Buy now for later use. LADIES' UNION SUITS 2 FOR 95c To be had in bodice and band top styles, with either loose or light knee. Good quality; summer weight; very special. LADIES' KNIT VES 2 FOR $1.00 A decidedly good All sizes. Sold larly for 65c. Sp priced for Mont Sale. MEN'S SOX 25c A PAIR —Lisle Box of considerably higher priced MEN'S SOISETTE SHIRTS $2.45 —The famous "Hendan" MEN'S UNION SUITS 95c EAOH "Chalmer's". Athletic— BOYS' BLOUSE 85c EAOH "Tom Sawyer" "Home Run" hr MEN'S SOX 25c A PAIR —Lisle box of considerably higher priced lines will be featured for quick disposal. In Black, Brown, Blue and Grey. MEN'S SOISETTE SHIRTS $2.45 —The famous "Hendan" brand—Your choice of either negligee or neckband styles. Extraordinary value. MEN'S UNION SUITS 95c EACH "Chalmer's" Athletic—Naincheck material; sizes 34 to 44. Underpriced for Month-End Sale. BOYS' BLOUSES 85c EACH "Tom Sawyer" "Home Run" br America's foremanufacturers o blouses. (Guarfast colors.) SUMMER COATS $14.95 AND UP. The lot includes materials such as Polo Silk and Twills—other prices range from $19.50 to $49.50—All radically reduced for quick selling. 36 PAIRS WOMEN'S WHITE KID PUMPS $4.85 The lot includes Hollywood Sandals, Strap Pumps, with French or Spaheels—feature values. —Other lines in Nubuck and Canfrom ... $2.85 to $3 THE S.Q.R. STORE Q.R. Store Tomorrow 160 yds. Pajama Checks 36 inches wide; in white only—GREATLY UNDERPRICED FOR MONTH-END SALE— 19 cents yard End Sales Event of Each Month Disappointment ORTANCE IS A Le of FROCKS FROCKS BEEN INCLUDED IN THESE GROUPS THE STYLES of the garments offered is a this season's of them having been received during the 9.50 THE MATERIALS THE ASSORTMENT INCLUDES CANTON CREPE, ROSHANARA AND SPORTS FABRICS. LADIES' KNIT VESTS 2 FOR $1.00 A decidedly good value. All sizes. Sold regularly for 65c. Specially priced for Month-End Sale. LADIE'S SILK HOSIERY $1.38 —A very low price for these $2.00 Hosiery— large assortments; all colors; all sizes. Full fashioned and semifashioned. LISLE AND SILK HOSIERY 2 PAIR FOR $1.50 —Silk faced; lisle and fibre silk, in novelty lace and check effects; Black, Brown and White. Values to $1.25. BOYS' BLOUSES 85c EACH "Tom Sawyer" and "Home Run" brands BOYS' WOOL SUITS $11.85 2-Knicker Suits—"Extragood" brand WOMEN'S SWEATERS 1/4 OFF Beautiful line of Silk Fibre Sweaters — long sleeves only are featured. BOYS' BLOUSES 85c EACH "Tom Sawyer" and "Home Run" brands—America's foremost manufacturers of boys' blouses. (Guaranteed fast colors.) BOYS' WOOL SUITS $11.85 2-Knicker Suits—"Extragood" brand; represents the best in style and materials. Month-End feature value. WOMEN'S SWEATERS 1¼ OFF Beautiful line of silk Fibre Sweaters — long sleeves only are featured. $14.95 values ... $11.15 $12.50 values ... $9.35 $ 8.50 values ... $6.35 Etc. WOMEN'S WHITE PUMPS 4.85 Hollywood Sandals and French or Spanish shoes. Nubuck and Canvas ... $2.85 to $3.85 Creased Vamp Oxford $5.85 $8.50 Value Biege Suede Sport Oxford, with tan lizard trim—one of the most popular shoes on the market today. All sizes.