oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-26

Lawn Party Friday As the time for the lawn fete to be given Friday right by members of St. Michael's church on the beautiful lawn of Mrs. J. Helmsen home on South Claudina, approaches, program numbers are being added to make a highly entertaining list. The piano and musicians will be on the porch and the party on the lawn. A gypsy fortune teller (Mrs. Arnold Singleton) will be there to disclose a world of pleasing information about the 'dark and light men and ladies who are to cross the paths' of the seeker of information. Mrs. Hugo Schultz will have readings and Miss Josephine Durgam and Miss Frieda Lamsdon, soloes. The dinner will be served at 6:30, and during the meal the orchestra composed of Rev. A. G. H. Bode, piano; Ernest Zitzman, violin; Miss Sara Mattis, second violin; F. Siegle, flute; J. E. Wallace, cello, and C. M. Durgan, viola, will render several pretty numbers. Everyone, whether affiliated with the church or not, is cordially invited and promised a delightfully pleasant evening. B. & P. Directors Meet The resignation of Miss Dorcas Jacques was regrettably accepted at the Business and Professional Women's directors meeting held yesterday in La Palma cafeteria. Miss Jacques is a bride-elect and also has resigned her position as secretary to the city manager in the city hall. She will be succeeded by Miss Etta Williams. The girls discussed several matters of the moment, one, the stunt which they will present at the Calvin in the very near future. They have a real live program to offer the public. Another was the evening meeting at Balboa tonight when they will enjoy dinner at Family Enjoy Steak Bake A family gathering to honor Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kizler and children was held in Orange-co park last evening. A steak bake provided the filling for the inner man and the after hours were devoted to dancing in the pavilion to the strains of an orchestra which accompanied Scepter chapter, O. E. S. on their picnic also in the park. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huiff and daughter, Aldene, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Granada and daughter, Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Magathan, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Schaeffler, Mrs. Lee Dickenson, Mrs. Reg Taylor, Miss Lydia Herbel, Miss Evelyn Magathan and the Misses Ida and Martha Schaeffler. Biennial Picnic One of the nice things coming as an aftermath of the biennial convention of women's clubs, was the meeting of members of the bureau of information in Linecón park yesterday over picnic luncheon. Many of the amusing as well as satisfactory occurrences of the duttes of the committee were related. A very nice feature was presentation of a beautiful general federation pin to the chairman, Mrs. C. E. Hutchinson, which she accepted with only a few words but with deepest feeling. The chain of friendship formed by these more than half hundred ladies during execution of their pleasant duties through convention is very strong and will probably inspire many pleasant social meetings in time to come. Joyous Surprise Visit T. P Sharp, 543 S. Janus-st, was very happily surprised when his family gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kizler and children was held in Orange-co park last evening. A steak bake provided the filling for the inner man and the after hours were devoted to dancing in the pavilion to the strains of an orchestra which accompanied Scepter chapter, O. E. S. on their picnic also in the park. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huiff and daughter, Aldene, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Granada and daughter, Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Magathan, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Schaeffler, Mrs. Lee Dickenson, Mrs. Reg Taylor, Miss Lydia Herbel, Miss Evelyn Magathan and the Misses Ida and Martha Schaeffler. WEST COAST WEST COAST, June 26—(Saturday) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vierra had their guests Sunday evening at Mrs. Mel Cobb, Mr. and M.L.Kelly of L.A., and Mr.Mrs.Cris McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S.Neville spent the week-end in Los Angeles visiting with Mr. and M.C.M.Blowers of that city. Mrs.F.A.Boulger and daughter er Merrill have returned to home after spending a few days Ventura with Boulger, who working there, Mr.Boulger arrived here Monday evening at will remain a few days with family. Mr. and Mrs.D.I.Priddy are family motored to Santa Ana Monday day where they spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.Earl Ruddys that city. Mr.Mrs.Orison Ruddys Los Angeles were guests over week-end of Mr. and Mrs.D.Ruddys Sunday they motored Madame Majesa's home and later returned to Orange County Park. Mr.Mrs.Clarence New are going to Los Angeles Wednesday day in honor of Mr.Newey birthday anniversary They will be the guests of Mr.Newell's pents, Mr.Mandre Majeska's home and later returned to Orange County Park. Mr.Jack Vanderpute of Rif field spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr.Mandre Majeska. Mr.Mandre Chris McCoy are family accompanied by Mr.A.Mrs.Joe Vierra and family motored to Lake Elsinore Sunday.The reported a fine time. Mr.Mandre Milliard Davis are children Flosse and Homer jouney eyed to Huntington Beach where they spent an enjoyable day recently. Mr.Mandre V.V.Bowman companied Mr.Mrs.William Women's directors meeting held yesterday in La Palma cafeteria. Miss Jacques is a bride-elect and also has resigned her position as secretary to the city manager in the city hall. She will be succeeded by Miss Etta Williams. The girls discussed several matters of the moment, one, the stunt which they will present at the Calvin in the very near future. They have a real live program to offer the public. Another was the evening meeting at Balboa tonight when they will enjoy dinner at the Jelly Skipper. Several of the members will go down early in the evening and enjoy a swim before dinner. The after hours will probably be passed in the dancing pavilion. Mrs. Tipton Improving Anaisheim friends of Mrs. W. S. Tipton, of Los Angeles, will be glad to get first hand information that she is slowly recovering from her fall from a street car on June 11. Mrs. Nollie E. Terry was a dinner guest in the home last evening and returns with this cheerful news. Mrs. Tipton is highly appreciative of the flowers and many messages of sympathy and love sent her by local Eboll members, of which she was a former president. She is also a member of Lois Rebekah lodge. Guest of Neighbor O.E.S. Mrs. Anna Haster, worthy matron of Chispa Chapter, O. E. S., was an honored guest Monday evening at the meeting of Santa Ana chapter, responding to the invitation of the matron and patron of that chapter. Worthy matrons and patrons from several other county chapters were also present. After the chapter meeting cards and dancing contributed to further pleasures of the evening. Birthday Feast Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price entertained at dinner last evening in honor of Mrs. Price's birthday anniversary. Closest relatives formed the party and many pretty souvenirs of the occasion were left with Mrs. Price. A big birthday cake was a pleasing article of the menu. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borth and family, J. H. Clabaugh and Miss Lillian Clabaugh, Harry and Elmer Clabaugh and Mrs. Anna Kuhlman. Sunday Afternoon Picnic The staff of the Johnston-Wickett clinic and their families will hold a summer outing and jollification at Balloa Saturday afternoon. Joyous Surprise Visit T. P Sharp, 543 S. Janss-st, was very happily surprised when his cousin and wife, from North Carolina, and his sister-in-law, from San Francisco, made an unannounced visit at his home. He had not seen the cousin for 27 years and of course had a very busy time discussing the happenings during the interlude. This is the first visit of the cousins to Southern California but they assured their host it will not be the last, as they were delighted with the groves, palms, fruit, flowers, to say nothing of the climate. Altar Society Party The ladies of the Altar society will hold a card party Monday evening at 8 o'clock, in the parish hall. Prizes and refreshments will add to the interest of the games. The committee in charge consists of the Mesdames Hund, A. Kluthe, Ben Lensing and L. Z. Kroeger. Queen Esthers' Party Twenty-one girls of the Queen Esther's society will go to Balboa Saturday to enjoy a week end house party in the Fridd cottage. The girls have a lively program planned with oodles of good things to eat. Mrs. R. W. Marvin and Mrs. Ben Hein will act as chaperones. Going to Summer School Miss Maude Thomson, of Galesburg, Ill., is the guest of her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Marvin. Miss Thomson, who is principal of schools in Galesburg, will attend the six weeks course in University of California, Southern Branch. The RADIO K. H. J.-The Times 6 to 6:30 p.m. Art Hickman's concert orchestra from the Biltmore. 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. Children's program presenting Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog. The weekly visit of Dickle Brandon, screen juvenile, Marguerita Hurd, 14 years old. Mr. Jack Vanderpute of Rifle field spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Chris McCoy are family accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vierea and family mended to Lake Elsinore Sunday. The reported a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Milliard Davis are children Flossie and Homer jouneyed to Huntington Beach where they spent an enjoyable day cently. Mr. and Mrs. V.B. Bowman are companied Mr.'and Mrs.William Morford, motored to Huntington Beach Saturday evening where they had an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitmore have been spending the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.Harry Green wood at this lease, will return their home in Long Beach, Wednesday. Mr. Whitmore is recovering with such rapidity as to amaze his many well wishing friends. Mr. and Mrs.A.G.Payne of A.were the guests of Mrs.F.Boulger Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Billie Morgan San Diego returned to their hometuesday.Miss Vera Studebak returned with them to stay an infinite length of time. Miss Peggy Flanigan accompanied friends to Santa Ana Sunday evening where they enjoyed their selves at the skating rink. Word has been received that Stuart Simons, formally of the lease, has left Clear Lake and now touring in Canada. Mrs.Egg Muzzall is spending few days at Redondo Beach visiting with Mr. and Mrs.Bill Muzzall of that city. Little Wayne Faster is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs.N.F.Vogan of Long Beach spent Sunday with Mrs.Vogan's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Ed Flanigan, Charlie Flanigan who has been spending the past week with his sister, Mrs.Vogan, returned home with their Sunday. Lois Thimble Club Lois Thimble club will hold a meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m.I Odd Fellows HallI.The time will be spent in knitting a comfort.J is hoped all members will attend and lend a helping hand as well as have a good time.Refreshment will be served by the birthday hostesses,the Mesdames Marr Brumagin.Minnie Howard and the Misses Adele Howard and Minnie Mang. Salesman—Plain Dealer Class Ad Sunday Afternoon Picnic The staff of the Johnston-Wickett clinic and their families will hold a summer outing and jollification at Hall-oa Saturday afternoon. The clinic will be open as usual in the morning. A list of beach sports are arranged and the evening will probably be passed in the pavilion. Dr. W. N. Palmer, who comes from the east, will join the dental staff of the Johnston-Wickett clinic about July 1. Dr. Palmer is a man of much experience and expects to make his home permanently in Anaheim. A wingless, fur-bearing animal of French Cochin, China, rises in the air by distending the stomach like a small balloon. No remedy can cure all ailments of the human body, but an immense number of people suffer fromaches, pains and diseases symptoms when their real trouble is laid in the blood. It takes in your blood then you to get the nourishment out of your food. Without iron your food merely passes through you without doing you any good; you don't get the strength out of it. There is one universally known tonic that has helped thousands because it contains iron like the iron in fresh vegetables and like the iron in your blood. NUXATED IRON Is an eminent physician's best blood prescription, standardized. It is recommended for all anaemic and run-down conditions. It has helped thousands of others. It should help you. Ask for it at any drug store. K. H. J.—The Times 6 to 6:30 p.m. Art Hickman's concert orchestra from the Biltmore. 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. Children's program presenting Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog. The weekly visit of Dickle Brandon, screen juvenile, Marguerita Hurd, 14 years of age, pianist, pupil of L. F. Shepard; Little Katherine Sawyer, 4 reader; Max Laird, 10 reader. Bedtime story by Uncle John. 8 to 10 p.m. Program presented through the courtesy of the Pacific Palisades. 10 to 11 p.m. Art Hickman's dance orchestra from the Biltmore Hotel. K. G. O.—General Electric 6:45 p.m. Final reading stock exchange and weather report and news items. 8:00 p.m. "Three Live Ghosts," a comedy in three radio scenes, by Frederick Isham and Max Martin, directed by Wilda Wilson Church. Music between scenes by Neapolitian Four. K. F. I.—Central Station 5 to 5:30 p.m. The Evening Herald. 5:30 to 6 p.m. The Examiner. Earle Wallace Studios, presenting George Crane Jr., reader; little Henrietta Poland, reader. 6:45 to 7 p.m. Anthony. Announcements. Greater Los Angeles speaker. 7 to 7:15 p.m. Anthony. R. H. Ballard, Y. M. C. A. speaker. 7:15 to 7:30 p.m. Anthony, John Nankevis, tenor. 7:30 to 8 p.m. Anthony, Sunset Masonic choir. 8 to 9 p.m. Ambassador Hotel. Concert orchestra. 9 to 10 p.m. The Examiner. Program presented by the League of American Penwomen. 10 to 11 p.m. Anthony. Athleta, Oliver, mezzo, soprano; Irene Pollard Hayes, pianist; Nellie Winslow, cello. No man approves of slitting—unless he is on the deal—Mobile News Item. A popular song of a decade ago runs something like this: "Feathered like a peacock, O, so gay!" Looking at many of the present day costumes one is reminded of this phrase. On the left of this illustration is a coat of heavy black satin. It is embroidered in yellow chrysanthe mums and has huge cuffs and band about the bottom of black ostrich trimming. Another ostrich trimmed garment is shown in the center. It is a most lovely dance frock of orchid chiffon, gold lace and osc The Woman's Page WEST COAST ET COAST, June 26—(Spl.) and Mrs. Joe Vierra had as guests Sunday evening Mr. Mrs. Mel Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. by of L. A., and Mr. and Chris McCoy. and Mrs. Clarence S. Newell the week-end in Los Anlisting with Mr. and Mrs. Blowers of that city. F. A. Boulger and daughter have returned to their after spending a few days in a with Mr. Boulger, who is living there. Mr. Boulger arrives Monday evening and main a few days with his and Mrs. D. I. Priddy and motored to Santa Ana Monhere they spent the day and Mrs. Earl Ruddy of City. and Mrs. Orison Ruddy of Angeles were guests over the end of Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Sunday they motored to the Majeska's home and later led to Orange County Park. and Mrs. Clarence Newell ing to Los Angeles Wedneshonor of Mr. Neewell's 10th anniversary. They will guests of Mr. Newell's parrent and Mrs. James Newell. Jack Vanderpute of Richment Saturday evening at one of Mr. and Mrs. Chris. and Mrs. Chris McCoy and accompanied by Mr. and the Vierra and family motorake Elsinore Sunday. They did a fine time. and Mrs. Milliard Davis and a Floxie and Homer journHuntington Beach, where went an enjoyable day reand Mrs. V. B. Bowman ac- ceded by Mr. and Mrs. William BEADS REMAIN IN FAVOR FOR SUMMER FROCKS G: & L: LEASE G AND L LEASE, June 26. (Spl.)—At the home of the Rev. Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam of Los Angles, pastor of the Church of All Nations. On Saturday June 14th, just at high noon, Mr. Robert Bauldin Mims and Miss Frances Enna Marle Suiter, both of Los Angeles, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. The beautifiul and impressive Methodist episcopal ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Oxnam. The young couple was attended by Miss Hazel Wilder, a chum of the bride, acting as bridesmaid, and Otho Mims, Jr., brother of the groom acting as best man. This marriage united two of Los Angeles very popular young people. The groom is one of the Shell Oil Company's successful city salesman of Los Angeles, having been with this company for some time. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Suiter of Los Angeles and private secretary in the office of the Kennedy Realty Brokerage Co. of Los Angeles. After the ceremony the young couple left by auto for the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mims on the G. and L Union Oil Co., lease near Brea, where a beautiful wedding dinner awaited them. After which the bride and groom continued the trip by auto, the same afternoon to Balboa Beach, where they will spend two weeks honeymooning, after which time Mr. and Mrs. Mims will return to Los Angeles to make their home. Their many friends wish for this estimable young couple a long life of wedded happiness. Mrs. B. F. McElhany and daughter Lois, and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore was dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer of Brea Wednesday. Pleasant Bridge Mrs. Donald Wootwant sen-rd, was hostess yesterday at the semi-moning of the bridge club. Bibles were played and Ms Covey was winner of her too, for the prize was a picture of Holfenbeck pieture was framed and iting was the handiwork Woodward. Mrs. J. P. won connotation prize, or cards. Refreshments were in the card tables, each b tered with a tiny bouquet ed garden flowers. Ice whipped cream, English ice grape juice home m and cake formed a deli freshment. Mrs. T.R.Snow.of Lo guest of Mrs.T.W.Clue as a substitute player Bennett. Members present the Mesdames W.J.HoTrapp,Harold Covey, Clarke,V.K.Charland, ouay.J.T.Guthrie,B. Josephine Turner.L.T and the hostess,Mrs.W. Elected to High Mrs.F.J.Snyder,of was yesterday elected w dent of the Council of Women now in session in geles One such officer lected for each county in trict.A picture of Mr. one of Mrs.A Arthur Bi Long Beach appeared morning's Times in co with the story of the da titles. Others present from at the session yesterday at the Mesdames E.E.Bra Erickson,J.E.Schumach Weber.W.J.M.Hen This pretty one-piece frock is fashioned of navy blue volle and beaded in white. Patent leather and white kid shoes are worn. Local News Burnette Lemon, of St. Louis, will arrive in a few days for a visit with his father, W. C. Lemon. He is a noted musician, Sunday, July 6, he will sing at the White Temple. New patients at sanitarium: George F. Collins, Mrs. L. J. Young, Anaheim. Leaving over U.P.: G. Slofken, Woonocket, So Dak.; Mrs. R. P. Vernadore and mother, Butte, Mont. Kiwainls double quartette members who attended the convention at Denver, have returned with exception of Glenn Merrill, who is traveling in the east. Wm. Abplanalp is building a cabin in the mountains near the George Trapp place at Arra whed Lake. FULLERTON BRIEFES Mrs. William Miles of Summerville, Ind., who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Scale of Anaheim, left today on her return trip home. Arthur P. Rose, 26, of Fellows, died yesterday at the Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles. The body is at the McAulay funeral palace awaiting funeral arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Raymer and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Krause left today for a motor trip to San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, Reno and Yosemite, expecting to return in about 30 days. All catfish are devoid of scales. The father of David Lloyd George was a poor schoolmaster. Wedding dinner awaited them. After which the bride and groom continued the trip by auto, the same afternoon to Balboa Beach, where they will spend two weeks honeymooning, after which time Mr. and Mrs. Mims will return to Los Angeles to make their home. Their many friends wish for this estimable young couple a long life of wedded happiness. Mrs. B. F. McElhany and daughter Lois, and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore was dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer of Brea Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Pope and children spent Thursday in Orange County Park. Mr. and Mrs. Sweet have purchased the Dilker house and expect to move in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer and little son Gayne of Long Beach was dinner guest Monday at the home of the former's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two children spent Friday at their ranch near Riverside. Otho Mims of Los Angeles was calling on his parents Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride of Brea canyon, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and little son George spent Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore. Mrs. A. N. White and two children Ruby and Herman and Miss Violet and Mozzol Watters were among those who attended the Red Lantern Theater in Brea Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois motored to Huntington Beach Thursday evening calling on the former brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McElhany. Mrs. Julius Slay and little daughter Cada Lee of the Sterns Lease spent the week-end on this lease with Mr. and Mrs. Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner and two boys, Calvin and Junior and Kenneth Varner spent Friday in Orange-co Park. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany attended the ball game in Brea Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wade of Buena Park was calling on friends and relatives on this lease Saturday. Mabel Sellers and Lois McElhany were over night guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Slay Sunday. Mrs. Bill Pope and children are spending a few days the guest of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer, Mrs.Wimer and little son are leaving Thurs- Card Party Tour Everything is in readiness for the card party given thereto by the Ways and Means Council of Anaheim Ebell. The sales rooms are being trained into cozy living rooms. Are being donated by the chants of the city and valuable useful kind. Dames M.E.Canby,E.Bo Peck,L.H.Loudon,George dore and Miss E.Kate pose the committee on matters. Bridge and five hundred scheduled games. Refresh will be served. It is her party will be well patrolled the public as it will be formal and thoroughly cozy. Sunbeam Lunch A luncheon wherein delicious viands were served luck fashion was enjoyed the Sunbeam Society of Court, Order of the A.A., although the attendance quite up to standard, the crowd had a delightful hot long table, which was adorned with a huge bouquet of ed flowers. Considerable railery was at Mr.Frank Miller, royal of the court, whose ability coffee maker cannot be used. Business matters were out while the ladies did handwork in the afar Among the important acti ne near future is the court which will be held in O park very soon. Girls Have Good Mr. and Mrs.George Trig Miss Florenec have returned these mountain cabins wh en entertained the basketball high school.The girl delightful time hiking tand enjoying the comfort "FEATHERED LIKE A PEACOCK, O, SO GAY" trich trimming. Could anything be more ravishing than that? It is a bouffant model and the feathers are used for minute sleeves, as a heading for the lace on the skirt and surrounding the little silk flowers of the corsage. A smart crepe de chine overblouse and skirt in vari-colored stripes (right) completes this trio of costumes. The stripes are used horizontally in the overblouse and reversed in the skirt. The colors employed are blue, green and American beauty. Pleasant Bridge Party Mrs. Donald Wootward of Hansen-rd, was hostess yesterday afternoon at the semi-monthly meeting of the bridge club. Three tables were played and Mrs. Harold Covey was winner of high score. And a fortunate winner she was, too, for the prize was a framed picture of Holfenbeck park. The picture was framed and the tinting was the handiwork of Mrs. Woodward. Mrs. J. F. Guthrie won concolation prize, a pack of cards. Refreshments were served at the card tables, each being centered with a tiny bouquet of mixed garden flowers. Ice cream with whipped cream, English muffins, feed grape juice home made candy and cake formed a delicious refreshment. Mrs. T. R. Snow, of Los Angeles, guest of Mrs. T. W. Clarke served as a substitute player for Mrs. Bennett. Members present were the Mesdames W. J. Hole, George Trapp, Harold Covey, T. W. Clarke, V. K. Chandler, Jack Fuouay, J. T. Guthrie, B. R Shinn, Josephine Turner, L. T. Wilsey and the hostess, Mrs. Woodward. Elected to High Office Mrs. F. J. Snyder, of Anaheim, was yesterday elected vice president of the Council of Catholic Women now in session in Los Angeles. One such officer was selected for each county in the district. A picture of Mrs. Snyder one of Mrs. Arthur Bienbar, of Long Beach, appeared in this morning's Times in connection with the story of the day's activities. Others present from Anaheim at the session yesterday included the Mesdames E. E. Brus, A. D. Erickson, J. E. Schumacher, Peter Weber, W. J. M. Heinz L.Z. SILK FRINGE IS USED LAVISHLY ON DINNER GOWN CLAIM ANY YOUTH CAN DRIVE STAR The picture presented at the California Theater by the Appleby Motors Co., showing a Star car driven by seven-year-old Master Dueteylor, in connection with Pola Negri's show "Men" was not altogether a revelation of what this car can do and what even a child can do with it. The boy was at the showrooms in person, also, to meet Star fans. What the Dueteylor lad can do any lad can within reasonable limits, it is claimed. OWNER SHOOTS AUTO STRIPPER LOS ANGELES, June 26—Detected in stripping accessories from his auto, Devetrio Chavez, 30, was shot and probably fatally wounded here today by Jose Palmeran, owner of the car, according to a report to the police. BUILDING PERMITS O'Rourke Bros., frame shed, 609 N. Olive st., cost $150. Candalario Chairek, finish inside of residence, 1122 N. Swan st., cost $60. L. A. Newman, frame temporary residence, at 817 N. Janss st., cost $450. Party for K.P.s The Pythian Sisters are giving a party and dance this evening for the Knights of Pythias and their families in the fine new K.P. building, Cards, a short program and dancing will form the entertainment. All K.P.'s and their families are earnestly urged to come out for a pleasant evening together. Student of the Council of Catholic Women now in session in Los Angeles. One such officer was selected for each county in the district. A picture of Mrs. Snyder one of Mrs. Arthur Bienbar, of Long Beach, appeared in this morning's Times in connection with the story of the day's activities. Others present from Anaheim at the session yesterday included the Mendames E. E. Brus, A. D. Erickson, J. E. Schumacher, Peter Welter, W. J. M. Heinz L. Z. Krueger, T. Elmers, F. J. Snyder, M. J. Bradley, and John Dillon. A goodly representation from Fuller also was present. The convention closes this evening with a banquet and entertainment in the Biltmore. Card Party Tonight Everything is in readiness for the card party given this evening by the Ways and Means committee of Anaheim Ebell. The Bulkles rooms are being transformed into cozy living rooms. The prizes are being donated by the merchants of the city and all are of valuable, useful kind. The Messines M. E. Canby, E. Boyd, F. G. Beck, L. H. Loudon, George Theoree and Miss E. Kate Rea commute the committee on arrangements. Bridge and five hundred are the choreogied games. Refreshments will be served. It is hoped the party will be well patronized by the public as it will be truly informal and thoroughly enjoyable. Sunbeam Luncheon A luncheon wherein the most delicious viands were served in pots thick fashion was enjoyed today by the Sunbeam Society of Liberty Court. Order of the Amaranth. Although the attendance was not quite up to standard, the intimate crowd had a delightful hour about the long table, which was center with a huge bouquet of assortment flowers. Considerable railery was aimed at Mr. Frank Miller, royal patron of the court, whose ability as a coffee maker can not be surpassed. Business matters were talked at while the ladies did light handwork in the afternoon among the important activities of the near future is the court picnic which will be held in Orange-county very soon. Girls Have Good Time Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp and Miss Florence have returned from their mountain cabin where they entertained the basketball team of high school. The girls had a nightful time hiking the hills enjoying the comforts of the Party for K. P.s The Pythian Sisters are giving a party and dance this evening for the Knights of Pythias and their families in the fine new K. P. building, Cards, a short program and dancing will form the entertainment. All K. P.'s and their families are earnestly urged to come out for a pleasant evening together. The Cypress Hansen Community club will meet Tuesday, July 8, with Mrs. Jack Fuquay, who will be assisted in the duties of hostess by Mrs. M. M. Carpenter. As the place of meeting was not announced at the last meeting, all members will please bear this announcement in mind. Billy Whiskers BY FRANCES TREGO MONTGOMERY Billy went back up the stairs in order to see the Americans capture the Germans who were in the castle. "We shall have to get out of here immediately or we will be surrounded and caught light rats in a trap!" Billy heard one say, and then he stalked to the door, opened it and ran plump into the arms of the American General! "Hands up!" came the command and in a jiffy every one of the German staff was bound and marched in single file to the waiting automobiles, where they were loaded in and the Americans sped off with their prisoners. All went but the General himself, three of his staff, and six privates. They tarried to release Captain Strongheart, whom they expected to find locked in the tower room where he said he was confined in his note to the General. But when they looked in that room he was gone. "We are not late, but could those scoundrels have killed him before sunrise, the time they had set?" asked the General in alarm. "Look carefully and see if by any chance he could have left a note been made and by whom they were made they did not know. They looked fresh, however, and there being goat tracks, they took it for granted they were those of Billy Whiskers and his master. The General was too fat to squeeze through the narrow door, so he sent one of his staff to descend the secret stairs and see where they led. "If you find any one or need help, blow this whistle," and the General handed him an extra shrill sounding one." Those stairs probably lead to some dungeon under the castle, or to an outlet in the grounds several hundred yards from here. I only hope you won't find our Captain in chains confined in a dungeon. If you are not back in 20 minutes, I shall send another man after you." Down the secret stairs the officer went, while the remaining men listened to his receding footsteps until they could hear no more. "I should like to have time to explore this old castle," said the General, "for it probably abounds in secret stairs, passages and so forth." GIRLS Have Good Time Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp and Miss Florence have returned from their mountain cabin where they entertained the basketball team of high school. The girls had a lightful time hiking the hills enjoying the comforts of the attractive Trapp cabin home. LOCAL Man Takes Bride The marriage of Miss Lucille Schwanden, of Taft, Calif., to B. O. Hamilton, 521 E. Adele occurred today noon in Santa Ana. Mr. Hamilton is an oil worker in the Santa Fe Springs rids. Y for an extended visit with her parents in Utah. Mrs. Calvin Varner and two sons Milton and Kenneth, Mrs. Weston Varner and two sons Calia and Junior left Tuesday for a days vacation at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Sellers were visiting in Garden Grove Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Frank McElhany and mother-in-law Mrs. McElhany of Montgomery Beach spent Friday at tallna. Mrs. R. E. Mims spent Sunday with her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bauldin Mims of Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield retired to Downey Tuesday and sent the evening with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. NelMr. and Mrs. Linoh Mims Jr., Misses Minnie and Ruth Muny all of Los Angeles spent Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. R. B. Mims. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown and children Ruth and Joe spent Sunday in Balboa. WATCH THIS PAPER TOMORROW FOR the BIG Close-Out Announcement OF The Vogue NEXT SATURDAY AND MONDAY LADIES' READY - TO - WEAR ALMOST YOUR OWN PRICE