oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-25

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924 SOCIETY BANK EMPLOYES HOLD FROLIC AT BEACH CITY The force of the Frist National Bank went to Seal Beach last night after business hours and had a delightfully pleasant evening. While a part of the crowd went in swimming, the others found various forms of amusement. A weine lake with many other goodies, followed by loads of water watermelon, made a meal "fit for a king." In the party wore W. J. Selmann, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Zitrmann, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Alsip, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boege and Arthur and Catherine Boege, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Huelscamp, Misses Grace Johnson, Wilhelm Zitzmann, Murle Gossett, Thelma Strathman, Anny Dearyse, Cecile Atherton, Madge Sanders, Messrs O. E. Hanson Perry Smith, John Dael, Carl Palm, Theodore Clausen, Arthur Finnegan, William Brume, Arthur Wilmsen, C. E. Jorgens, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Porter and three sons, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peck, Mrs. Lena Mae Nolan. Aliens in Re-union Congressman R. E. L. Allen, of West Virginia, with Mrs. Allen and daughter, Rosemond and O. O. Allen and family of LaMira-la, and J. L. Allen, Fullerton, were guests Monday at the halls of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen, Buena Park. With her usual skill, Mrs. Allen had prepared a sumptuous repast. R. Ethan Allen, wife and son, Los Angeles, son of the eastern-lander. One More Celebration The final gathering with her birthday anniversary the inventive was held for Mrs. T. L. Hong when the ladies of her family passed the afternoon with her yesterday. She was presented with articles for an entire white sport outfit and many other gifts for use in her home. Her mother, Mrs. Fred Pressell and her cousin, Mrs. Fred Baum each presented her with a birthday cake. A great cluster of carnations also was among the offerings. Mrs. Hong cut her cakes, of which there were three, one having been presented earlier in the day, and served them with ice cream. Enjoying the afternoon together were Mrs. Carl Pressel, Mrs. Vanatta, Mrs Fred Pressel, Mrs. Fred Baum, Mrs. Mary Zeiger and Mr. Hong and small sons. This concludes a group of parties and surprises and Mrs. Hong similarly said she wouldn't object to birthdays twice a year. Breakfast Party Little Miss Harriet Louise Gray celebrated her eleventh birthday this morning with a breakfast party at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson, 496 South Philadelphia-st. The little folks were invited to arrive at 8 and were immediately served with a filling repast. But this was an unusually fine meal and concluded with ice cream and birthday cake, sent to the little girl by her mother who is in San Diego. It was a big angel food leed in pink and white and inscribed with her name and age and bore 11 candles. Donald Bigslow, Harriet's cousin, and the only boy allowed in the office. MANY GUESTS WITNESS RITES FOR YOUNG PAINTERS The wedding rites of Miss Linda more Edwardson and Mr. Richard Olsen, solemnized yesterday at 2 p.m., at the bride's home, 1 N. Cornell-st., Fullerton, with R.J.H. Peters, Anaheim, using the single ring ceremony, was one of the most beautiful of the summer season. The bride wore a formal wedding gown of white crops de chinna Her veil, en train, carried by her two small relatives, Jean and L.Charles Baltzelle, was capped on her hair with a pearl ornament Sweet peas and Cecil Brunner roses composed her shower bouquet. Miles Bessie Olsen, sister of the groom, was bride's wear with a corsage of Cecil Brunner she was very charming. The Rosenberg Kerley was ring bearer. She and the small train bearers were attired in white. No man Edwardson, brother of the bride, served Mr. Olsen as bride man. Miss Weideback played Mendel sohis wedding march as the couple took the places beneath a large white wedding bell suspend from an arch of greenery ad daisies. Preceding the ceremony Mrs.C.T.Sacre sang "At Dawn ing." Cadman. Following congratulations to guests were served with a light luncheon at which time the bride cut and served her cake. The left soon for two weeks in San Francisco and other northern points in their coupe, which he been fearfully decorated" by the friends, that no mistake could be made as to their new relationship. Many very valuable gifts were included in the list which the guests were privileged to view during the bridal party and of the ensemble were taken on the lawn. Aliens in Re-union Congressman R. E. L. Allen, of West Virginia, with Mrs. Allen and daughter, Reasonond and O. C. Allen and family of LaMirah, and J. L. Allen, Fullerton, were guests Monday at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen, Buena Park. With her usual skill, Mrs. Allen had prepared a sumptuous repast. R. Ethan Allen, wife and son, M.L. Angeles, son of the eastern-west will sail tomorrow for Australia and will be in the employ of British and Australian oil syndicates in that country for the next two years. They will be given bon voyage by the Aliens of the south who will accompany them to San Francisco, the Virginia Aliens then continuing to Portland, Ore., en route home. Miss Rosamond has been a student in U.S.C. and happily anticipates her return home. As soon as relieved of congressional duties Mr. Allen and family plan to return to California to make their home. Club Hems Towels Members of the Women's Press club had a very delightful meeting with Miss Elize-Jessurun as hostess last evening. The girls hemmed tea towels that will be given to the Orange-o-Fresh air camp for children, which is being conducted at Trabuco canyon. The next meeting will be held with the Misses Schaeffer, Aug. 14. A dainty salad, crackers and ice tea was served. Members present were Mesdames B. J. Van Dyke, J. E. Tipton, Harriet Boyd, Ada King Walls the Moors Ida Schaeffer and Lillian Dryse. Auxiliary Food Sale The Knott Meat Market, 310 East Center, has been chosen by the Auxiliary ladies as the place to hold their food sale tomorrow, beginning at 10:30. Every member of the auxiliary is asked to donate and those having no way to deliver their donations may call Mrs. Gus Prescott, 847-M, who will call for the articles. As there is a great need for funds the ladies are hoping for a good contribution and a good patronage. Susanne Cocroft — Reducing Girdle and Brassiere. Look thin while getting thin. Phone 506- Demonstrations every Friday. Regular R. N. Meeting The Royal Neighbors of America will meet Monday as usual, although several officers and members are absent from town. The business meeting will be short and a social time will be provided by the Jolly birthday hostesses, they being the Mesdames Mary McMillan, Edith Leusch, Anna Gaweleck and Ida Lake. All visiting Royal Neighbors are welcome. Party on Birthday Complimenting Miss Thelma Lamb on her birthday anniversary a number of her young friends were invited to dinner last evening by her mother, Mrs. C. C. Lamb, at their summer home at Halboa. The piece de resistance was the lovely birthday cake. Games and dancing were enjoyed after the dinner hour. Miss Thelma was to recipient of many lovely gifts. Dinner geusts were Miss Thelma was the recipient of many belle Tuna, Esther Lee and Helen Metz, Santa Ana; Mosrs Lawrence Mills, Charles Schutz, Forest Lee and Herman Olrich. Picnic Jolly Affair The Fidellis class picnic in Orange-co park last evening drew together 40 members and friends about the tables is and for a jolly hour of visiting afterward. Several of the ladies went out at 4:30 to make preparation for the supper. Posts Picnic in Ganes Fullerton posts W. R. C. G.A.R. motored to Ganesha Pat Pomona, yesterday afternoon where they had an all-day meet. Several hours of fun was included in the program and young old alike enjoyed the delights the swimming pool. A pic luncheon was a delightful feast and the day passed all too quickly During the summer, the meetings are held out doors in able allow the children to participate in the enjoyment. Mr. and M.J.B. Root of Anaheim were among those present. Following congratulations to guests were served with a light luncheon at which the bride cut and served her cake. The left soon for two weeks in San Francisco and other north points in their coupe, which he been fearfully decorated" by the friends, that no mistake could made as to their new relationship. Many very valuable gifts were included in the list which guests were privileged to view during the afternoon. Pictures of the bridal party and of the ensemble were taken on the lawn. The guests included the Messand Mesdames John Holterbright and family, Selmer and I.Truckleison and families, H.Pyron, J.S Beam, all of Fulllton; Andrew Olsen and family, Ontario; Wis.: Lewis Edwards and family, and Mrs. John Leney and family of Placentia; L.Y.Hardson, East Newport; John Kley and family, of Cuba Ariz.; Albein Kiehnoff, River side; August Kiehnoff, San Ana; Martin Nelson, Los Angel Arthur Kelly, Taft; Rev. and M.J.H Peters, Anaheim; the Mdmames Lena Brady, H.Salve Fullerton; Anna, Lena and TwEdwardson, Euima and MinEdwardson, Helen and VivWeldeback and the Messrs Jinnie and Chester Wolfe and Bartell. Mr.Olsen has resided in Fullton the past two years, coming from Wisconsin and has but returned from a motor trip o.o old home, bringing his parcel with him to pass the coming winter.Mrs.Olsen is a Fullerton high school graduate who has bookkeeper for the Wickershee Implement Co., and is one of most popular young women of Flerton." They will make the home in Fullerton where a groom is employed in a garage mechanic. SAR-A-LEE SANDWICH SPREAD Jar 40c SAR-A-LEE SANDWICH SPREAD Jar ... 40c Chaffees Crab Meat ½s ... 40c BOYD Mason Jar CAPS 25c doz. Red Jar Rubbers 8 1-3c doz. SNOW-CLAD Marshmallows 23c lb. 5-lb. Box ... $1.15 B. AND M RED Kidney BEANS 15c No. 2 Can 19c Can — OLIVES — 19c Can WYANDOTTE MISSION VARIETY RIPE OLIVES LARGE SIZE PINT CANS CALIFORNIA SMALL RIPE OLIVES—3-5 oz. cans ... 25c CORN BEEF 12-oz. Can ... 25c LIBBY'S Quality Canned MEATS Roast Beef 12-oz. 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Peters, Anaheim, using the ring ceremony, was one of the most beautiful of the summer bride wore a formal wedding of white crops de chine, en train, carried by her small relatives, Jean and Lee Baltzelle, was capped to wear a pearl ornament. Peas and Cecel Brunner composed her shower bonnet of greenery and Preceding the ceremony T. Sacre sang "At Dawn-adman. Weideback played Mendels wedding march as the couple the places beneath a large wedding bell suspended an arch of greenery and Preceding the ceremony T. Sacre sang "At Dawn-adman. Now congratulations the were served with a light on at which time the bride and servered her cake. They won for two weeks in San Diego and other northern in their coupe, which had carefully decorated" by their that no mistake could be made to their new relationship. Very valuable gifts were given in the list which the were privileged to view during afternoon. Pictures of this party and of the ensemble taken on the lawn. THE RADIO K. H. J—The Times 6:00 to 6:30 p.m. Art Hickman's Concert Orchestra from the Biltmore. 6:45 to 7:20 p.m. Children's program presenting Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog. The weekly visit of Richard Headrick, screen juvenile. The christening of Richard's baby brother, Florence Hutchins, 12 years of age, pianist pupil of Mrs. M. B. Porter, Joseph Correia, tenor, pupil of Ellen Beach Yaw. Bed time story by Uncle John. 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Program presenting Margaret Coutche, soprano; Ruth Braislin, actress of the Pasadena Community Broadcasters, and Edwin Martin, baritone. The Filipino String Orchestra, through the courtesy of the Blue Bird Cafeteria. N.E.Brown speaker. James R. Harvey, tenor. 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. Art Hickman's dance orchestra from the Biltmore. KPI—CENTRAL STATION 5:30 to 6 p.m., The Examiner. 5 to 5:30 p.m., The Evening Herald. Judge John L. Fleming of the Superior Court, talk on early California history. George Harris, Hillside Philosopher, talk on advertising. 6 to 8 p.m., Anthony. Aeolian organ recital by Dan McFarland. 8 to 9 p.m., The Evening Herald. Concert. 9 to 10 p.m., The Examiner. Program presented by Talse May Hanna, dramatic artist. 10 to 11 p.m., Anthony. Artist pupils of Myra Belle Vickers. 11 to 12 p.m., Anthony. Ambassador Hotel Cocoanut Grove Orchestra. LA HABRA Fine Day for Sunbeams The all-day meeting of Liberty Sunbeams held at the ranch home of Mrs. M. Shay near Yorba Linda, was a delightfully fine one, with 36 members attending. A long table was placed on the front porch, which is screened in and the menu surpasses any expectations. In the afternoon the ladies played cards or worked at their sewing, as fancy dictated, and at a late hour Mrs. Shay served them with orange ade and sweets. Local Man Weds A marriage license has been issued in Santa Ana to Mr. Frederick G. Ricker, Anaheim, to Miss Lillian T. Smakel, of Santa n.A., Mrs.Ricker is the son of Mr. and Mrs.Frank B.Ricker, of Garden Grove-rd and Lincoln-ave. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. E.H.Heying are entertaining Mr. and Mrs.A.Froeturg, of St.Louis, this week. Mr. and Mrs.George Sharp, of Eagle Rock, visited with Mr. and Mrs.E.J.Allen in Buena Park a few days, leaving their daughters, Mainle and Bertha, for a short visit. Kev.andMrs.A.C.Schult and family,of Pomona,aare guests today of Rev.Mrs.J.Hepa. Mrs.Walter Altnow who is visiting in Long Beach from her home in Corning,passed the day in Anaheim.She is a sister of Miss Mabel Schmidt who was killed last week in an auto accident at Long Beach.Both were former Anaheim residents. Mrs.Carrie Steele of Los Angeles is passing the week-end with the C.C.Lamb family at Balboa. Misses Dorothy and Helen Hunt are passing the week at BalboaMr.andMrs.H.E.Hunt will go down this evening and will pass the coming week.Miss Mignon Goddard will also be a week-and BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July (Spl.)—Mrs.J.E.Wright back from Long Beach Tuesday and she and Mr.Wright went Los Angeles on business. Ronald Teeter spent the end at Lake Arrowhead. Born to Mr. and Mrs.Forthe Anaheim Hospital,a day er. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Jones Anaheim visitors Wednesday. Mrs.Mae Saunders of Brooka visitor at the A.Nelson for several days the first o week. Miss Mildred Johnson of Fullerton Hospital visited folks Wednesday. Mrs.L.Huddlestone have ceived word of the seriousness of their son in Idaho. Mrs.N.D.McDowell,a panied by Virginia and Jeff Peck of Anaheim,visited herter,Mrs.Hotaling Of Pass Tuesday. Mr.andMrs.J.E.Chand daughter,Mrs.Parsell two children of Calexico Sunday at Newport Beach. Mr.andMrs.C.B.Swent to Tujunga Tuesday for a short time. Mr.andMrs.Claud Sts visited relatives at La Tuesday,the left for their in Taft after enjoying their vacation here and onado. Miss Leona Hilgenfeld Miss Mildred Johnson,Sammy and Tom Nelson went to wood to see the "Thief of dad" Wednesday night. Mr.andMrs.Clyde Snewly weds,Living in the Berkery apartments were sure by about twenty-five of their walk friends Monday evening self invited guests brought freshments with them and a civil evening was enjoyed. Mr.andMrs.F.J.Hue made a business trip to Los Angeles Thursday. Following congratulations the were served with a light meal at which time the bride and served her cake. They took two weeks in San Diego and other northern cities, which had carefully decorated by their that no mistake could be made in their relationship. Very valuable gifts were given in the list which the were privileged to view during afternoon. Pictures of this party and of the ensemble taken on the lawn. Guests included the Messrs Desdames John Hotterbring family, Selmer and I. T. Nelson and families, H. H. J. S. Beam, all of Fuller-Andrew Olsen and family, of W. Wis.; Lewis Edwardson family, and Mrs. John Lemke family of Placentia; L. T. Edwards, East Newport; John Kerndy and family, of Cuba City. Albein Kiehnhoff, River-August Kleinhoff, Santa Martín Nelson, Los Angeles; Kelly, Taft; Rev. and Mrs. Peters, Anaheim; the Mess-Lena Brady, H. Salveson; Anna, Lena and Triss Anderson, Eunia and Minnie Anderson, Helen and Vivian back and the Messrs Jim-nd Chester Wolfe and H. Olsen has resided in Fuller-the past two years, coming Wisconsin and has but just left from a motor trip. His name, bringing his parents him to pass the coming winter, Olsen is a Fullerton high graduate who has beeneeper for the Wickersheimment Co., and is one of the popular young women of Fullerton. They will make their in Fullerton where they is employed in a garage as maic. Picnic in Ganesha Herton posts W. R. C. and B. motored to Ganesha Park, a yesterday afternoon they had an allday meeting of hours of fun was included in program and young and like enjoyed the delights of swimming pool. A picnic was a delightful feature the day passed all too quickly, or the summer, the meetings held out doors in able to the children to participate enjoyment. Mr. and Mrs. Scot of Anaheim were among present. LA HABRA LA HABRA, July 24.—W. L. York of La Habra appeared before the supervisors in session at Santa Ana Monday as a representative of the county farm bureau to ask in behalf of that body that the tax rate for the coming year be made as low as is possible consistent with county needs. H. G. Eastman, a realtor of Oklahoma City and president of the state realty association, is visiting his son in La Habra. Mrs. C. N. Shirkey is visiting with her niece at their home in Fillmore. Mrs. M. F. Wilson spent Thursday and Friday with friends in Los Angeles. Mrs. H. Dolan and daughter Doris Green returned Wednesday from a two weeks outing in the northern part of the state. Members of the J. B. Card club enjoyed a picnic dinner at Fullerton Park. Games were played during the evening, with prizes going to Tommy Benson, Howard Prince, Mrs. Roy Barker and A.J. Chewning. The children were included in this affair. Members present to enjoy this affair were: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Benson and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chewning and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker, Bruce Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muchow, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prince and son Howard, Mr. and Mrs. William Gluth, Mr. and Mrs. R.E.Launer and sons, and Mr. and Mrs.F.W.Helden and daughter Leona. Ralph and Merton Western of Oregon College, are visiting in Southern California. At present they are the guests of their college chum Millard Scott, at the home of his mother, Mrs.S.O.Cott of Scott Road. On Sunday they were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Carroll Scott of Lois street. Eva De Pew of Fresno is a house guest of Mrs.S.O.Cott at her home on Scott Road. Mr. and Mrs.Roy Barker entertained Mr. and Mrs.William Harkey of Gridley and Mrs.C.Roper of Chino at their home in La Habra Monday. Among those from La Habra who attended the benefit card party given by the O.E.S.at the home of Dr. and Mrs.A.Cowles of Fullerton Tuesday evening were Mrs.W.A.Linsdell and Mrs.Cris Schneider. Miss Leona Hilgenfeld Miss Mildred Johnson, Samand Tom Nelson went to wood to see the "Thief of dad" Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs.Clyde Snewly weds, living in the Berky apartments were sure about twenty-five of their walk friends Monday evening self invited guests brought freshments with them and cial evening was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.F.J.Hue made a business trip to La geses Thursday. Mrs.D.W.Swingle was ner guest of Mr. and Mrs.Wilsey, Wednesday evening. Mr.Ed Haaskin is at again after a few days illl The executive board of Christian Endeavor had a ling Tuesday evening at the Hilgenfeld home. Committee next six months were ed.The C.E.is doing work both for church and life of our community. Mrs.Mr.Frank Payto Miss Betty Berkeley and S Hot weather HALI 1/3 OFF THERE are many ores & Marx famous blesand other summer fabrics You don't need to lace now, right at the begthree or four suits to hot months to come. Erab Meat 40c Vegetable Dept. Nancy Freestoneanches, 6lbs 25c Pompson Seedless Grapes 6 lbs. 25c Lima Beans 2 lbs. for 15¢ Meat Dept. RELLS HAMS 23c or half .... RELL'S BACON 23c or half .... ROAST 20c ME RIBS 32c TE BOIL 25c N POT 12½c BUILDER Roast 15c 18c Two Stores: CENTER ST. W. CENTER ST. Mrs. Eva De Pew of Fresno is a house guest of Mrs. S. O. Scott at her home on Scott Road. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Harkey of Gridley and Mrs. C. Roper of Chino at their home in La Habra Monday. Among those from La Habra who attended the benefit card party given by the O. E. S. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. Cowles of Fullerton Tuesday evening were Mrs. W. A. Linsdell and Mrs. Chris Schneider. Mrs. U. S. Totten and son Bob of Riverside are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Emma Sweany at her home on S. Hiatt-st. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Chamberlin of La Habra Home Acres are the proud parents of a bouncing baby boy, who made his appearance Tuesday and tipped the beam at 9 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Otis of Russell street are enjoying their two weeks vacation at Big Bear. They were accompanied by their daughter and the Misses Byrel and Evelyn Moore. Forty-Four ladies of the community enjoyed luncheon at the Hacienda Country Club in North La Habra Heights Tuesday, ladies' day, Mrs. F. A. Lewis and Mrs. L. B. Lewis both of Anaheim were hostesses. A putting contest was held in the afternoon, with honors going to Mrs. A. R. Hiton and Miss Florence Swain of Whittier and Mrs. Durbin of Fullerton. The ladies golf tournament is progressing nicely, and interest in the event is high. Mrs. Jane Maddock is spending this week with friends in Los Angeles. Mrs. S. E. Kindle of East First St. left Saturday for Inglewood where she will make her home. Walter Hoffman of San Bernardino held services at the Christian church in La Habra Wednesday evening. Mrs. Luther Lindauer, Mrs. E.C. Hallock and Gus Lindauer were business visitors in Los Angeles, Monday. Miss Lulu Marshall of North La Habra Heights is entertaining her aunt and cousin, Mrs. Mary Weaver and daughter Agnes of Plattsburg, Mo. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. HALKER 1/3 OFF --Dress Wear F. A.Y. The Home of Hart "By All M 145 West Center St. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 25. Mrs. J. E. Wright came from Long Beach Tuesday she and Mr. Wright went to Angeles on business. Donald Teeter spent the week at Lake Arrowhead. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ford at Anahaim Hospital, a daughteMr. and Mrs. Frank Jones were Lebelm visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Mae Saunders of Brea was visitor at the A. Nelson home several days the first of the week. Miss Mildred Johnson of the Lalerton Hospital visited home days Wednesday. Mrs. L. Huddlestone have received word of the serious illness their son in Idaho. Mrs. N. D. McDowell, accompied by Virginia and Jeanette of Anahaim, visited her sissister Mrs. Hotaling of Pasadena day. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Childera daughter, Mrs. Parsell and children of Anahaim, visited her a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Stanford lived relatives at La Habra day, they left for their home Taft after enjoying their two kids vacation here and at Corado. Miss Leona Hilgenfeld and Miss Mildred Johnson, Sam Horn Tom Nelson went to Hollywood to see the "Thief of Bag- " Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sutton, wily weds, living in the L. E. Rykery apartments were surprised about twenty-five of their Norlk friends Monday evening. The invited guests brought resments with them and a sool evening was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Huegunot made a business trip to Los Ances Thursday. Berkey were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson Tuesday evening. Miss Anna Lueb Keman is on duty at the library after a three month's vacation. Mrs. D. S. Teeter and children and guest Mrs. Jones picnicked at Seal Beach Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bell and children of Azusa called on Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Owens Sunday. Miss Leona Hilgenfeld and Sammle Horn were Santa Ana visitors Tuesday evening. M. S. Nutall and family, Mr. and Mrs. Brawley and the Naill family went to San Diego Tuesday. Helene Teeter, Stella Nelson, White Lowie and Charles McKnight attended a dance at Huntington Beach Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warren attented a meeting of the White Shrine Monday evening in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld and daughters Evelyn and Frances attended a birthday party at the Newman home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Charles Chandler of Redondo was a visitor at the A. Nelson home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby and their guests Mrs. Springer and son, motored to Los Angeles Tuesday, Mrs. Springer and son remained for a few days visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby were Fullerton shoppers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Girvin and son Charles motored to Huntington Beach Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mann and children motored to Huntington Beach Tuesday. Miss Lydia Kemmen, who has been the guest of Mrs. F. J. Greenwait returned Tuesday to her home in Monrovia. Mr. and Mrs. B. Patton of Santa Ana called on Mr. and Mrs. Hilgenfeld, Monday evening. Mrs. Henry Blohn of La Habra visited Mrs. Clyde Ritter Monday. The home of Mr. B. E. McDaniel of Lansdown, about a mile RADICAL PARTY IS "PROGRESSIVE" WASHINGTON, July 25. The "Progressive" party came into exisence today as the official designation for the standard carried by Senator Robert M. LaFollette in his independence drive for the White House. The party name was chosen only by the "committee of eleven" which will direct the LaFollette-Wheeler campaign. It will be used in every state in which the LaFollette forces establish an independent ticket of presidential electors. The party emblem will be the American liberty bell. Announcement of the party name selection was made by Robert M. LaFollette, Jr., after an all morning session of the committee. Young LaFollette declared that progressive electors would be placed in the field in all states from which the party was not barred by time limitations. In a few instances, it was explained, time limits for the filing of declaration papers have expired. The committee also elected young LaFollette its vice chairman, and Mrs. Mabel C. Costigan, secretary. CATALINA CHIEF OF POLICE QUIZZED LOS ANGELES, July 25. Barnet Halstead, who was removed as chief of police of Availon after he was accused of burglary when alleged to have seized ten cases of whiskey, was enroute here today from Catalina Island to confer with state and national prohibition officers. Dis Atty, Asa Keyes said he would investigate charges against Halstead after he had talked with prohibition officers. cific Grove visited at the Glenn Crilly home over the week-end, returning to their homes Tues- Miss Leona Hilgenfeld and Miss Mildred Johnson, Sam Horn and Tom Nelson went to Hollywood to see the "Thief of Bag" Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sutton, newly weds, living in the L. E. ryky apartments were surprised about twenty-five of their Norwalk friends Monday evening. The invited guests brought reshments with them and a so-called evening was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Huegunot made a business trip to Los Angeles Thursday. Mrs. D. W. Swingle was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Tisley, Wednesday evening. Mr. Ed Haskin is at work after a few days illness. The executive board of the Christian Endeavor had a meeting Tuesday evening at the Rev. Hilgenfeld home. Committees for the next six months were select. The C. E. is doing a good work both for church and social work of our community. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payton and Betty Berkey and Stanley weather suits in our sale. HALF PRICE ½ OFF and ¼ OFF There are many of them here; Hart Schaffner andrx famous Dixie weaves; also mohairs summer fabrics. We need to lack summer clothes; come in at the beginning of the season; get your suits to run you through the long, bus to come. need to lack summer clothes; come in at the beginning of the season; get your suits to run you through the long, bus to come. part of wisdom, to pick out one of Hart Schaffner & Marx three-piece suits or wear while you can get it at HALF PRICE ½ OFF and ¼ OFF --Dress Well and Succeed-- A. 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