oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-07

PAGE TWO SOCIETY PUPILS SURPRISE TEACHER ON EVE OF DEPARTURE COMPLIMENTING Miss Stella Wittmer, who was their beloved teacher from last September to January in Sixth A grade, a group of young folk went to her home, 115 N West-st. last evening for a surprise. Miss Wittmer will teach the coming year at Scotia and will have Friday for her new location. This group of young folk have given their teacher a party each month, which attests her popularity with them. After talking over vacation plans and "school talk" ice cream end cake was served, after which they departed for their respective home. Various games were included in the program of the afternoon. Guests were Margaret Griggs, Dorothy Ingram, Alberta Vall, Marcella Marshall, Edna Franzen, Muriel Wagner, Camille Hall, Lewis Breminer, Vincent Hurte, Lasson Pomeroy, Orin Shoemaker, Robert Schilling, Herman Franz, Donald Bigelow. Visiting Club at Pool That the municipal pool is a big drawing card was again evidenced on a recent evening when a gallery of maidens from the Orange Business and Professional Women's club invaded this city and went to the plunge for a swim. After the swim the girls had dinner on the picnic grounds. The party was a farewell gathering for Miss Lelah Carleon who is a bride-elect. Kept Secret A Month The many friends of Mrs. Lola Neff of the Leona Beauty Parler are hearing with interest the news Two Teas Each Month Python Sisters met in a busy season. Last evening in their club rooms. They have decided to hold silver teas twice each month until the bazaar, set for early fall. The next social will be next Thursday at the home of Mrs. Maule Eauenger, 115 B Wilhelmine-er with an all day meeting and pot luck dinner. Those who find they cannot be present all day are asked to come in the afternoon. Mrs. James Kelsey will be assistant hostess. The committee for this month is Mrs. Mary Hatfield, chairman; Mrs. Mary Fordye and Mrs. Ada Newton. The committee plans give very fine entertainment features for the coming month. There are good attendance despite the many vacation outings. Whist Club Meeting Mrs. Ed Marion very delightfully entertained the members of the Wednesday afternoon Whist club at her home on the Garden Grove-rd yesterday afternoon. Prize winners for the games were Mrs. Wade Quarton, first; Mrs. Max Nebelung, second; Mrs. R.H. Seals, third. After the games an hour was passed in conversation and dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. W. H. Houts, Mrs. Estelle Johnson and Mrs. J. M. Casey assisted as substitutes. Grads Honor Classmate As a farewell courtesy for Orville Redden who leaves soon for Davis Agricultural college, Misses Helen and Hazel Manter entertained a coterie of friends at dinner and later with a theater party. Attractive place cards designated covers for the honoree, Orville Redden, Fred Amabry, Donald Hall and the Misses Velma Curl, Orange, June Burchert and Misses Helen and Hazel Manter. FRESH AIR FUND GROWS THROUGH CONCERT HERE A cast of all stars presented by brilliant program of various numbers in the Fairyland there last evening, in a benefit fund of the Orange-co Open Air Camp children. Several children participated including Lennie Trener, child orator; Billie Sumner who gave a salute to the flag and sang "America the Beautiful." Jose Sanchez, who needs no introduction to Orange-co music lovers, delighted the audience with his two numbers. Sanchez has wonderfully clear voice that he thrilled countless audiences. Mr Carl Seemans, his companion at teacher, accompanied him and played a piano selection. Mrs. J. J. Farley, one of Fullton's stars, and a member of the cast of the Mission Play, gave selections that were received with delight. Anheim was well represented by Miss Frieda Lumington who gave two solos. She was accompanied by Dean A.G. H.Bode. Miss Dory Winterts at her best whitening golos and received heartily applauded. She was accompanied by her sister Florence. A number that pleased the kicks was the dance by little Don Denton. Mrs. Estell Walker, who comes from Richfield, gave a beautiful lyric soprano solo. Several readings were given in Garden Grove and Brea entertainers. Mrs. C.C.Viol-t gave a short talk on the activities of the open air camp and the need for mono Rev. Frank Dowling introduce the artists. "The Trials of a Hostess" was presented by the Dramatic Tion of the Placenta Round Tab club and was merry comedy three acts. The cast included Meadames Herbert Sullivan, Frine Cline, J.Bender, C.M.Farland, P.Smith,Munroe,A.Pierrotti,L.McPadden and Miss Nina M.Lellan. Kept Secret A Month The many friends of Mrs. Lola Neff of the Leona Beauty Parler are hearing with interest the news of her marriage to Mr. Perry Jones, which occurred at Corona July 2. The couple slipped away from their many friends, completely "putting one over" on them. The bride has continued her duties in Anaheim and he in Santa Ana, where he has purchased a ballroom and pool hall, with their secret locked safely in their hearts. Mrs. Jones has been making her home with her mother, Mrs. Anna Beard. Mrs. Jones is a member of the Business and Professional Women's club and paid the usual fine for wearing a diamond. CARD OF THANKS WE WISH to sincerely thank our friends who so kindly assisted us during our sorrow, and for the beautiful floral offerings. H. B. HAWES THELMA LAMMERT. Old fashioned wedding rings made into exquisite modern carved designs while preserving the original ring; gold rings made narrower and carried $5.00; covered with platinum and carried $15.00; diamonds added, $6.00 each. Jewelry and Watch Repairing by Mail A substantial part of our mail business is the repairing of jewelry and watches sent in by out-of-town customers; no work done until you approve our estimate. Sent on Approval Selections from our jewelry stock, at whatever price you indicate. No obligation to buy; your money back if you are dissatisfied and return your purchase promptly. Terms may be arranged; correspondence in plain envelopes if requested. Grads Honor Classmate As a farewell courtesy for Orville Redden who leaves soon for Davies Agricultural college, Miss Helen and Hazel Manter entertained a coterie of friends at dinner and later with a theater party. Attractive place cards designated covers for the honoree, Orville Redden, Fred Amabry, Donald Hall and the Misses Velma Curl, Orange, June Borehert and Miss Helen and Hazel Manter. After the dinner the guests went to Yost's theater, Santa Ana. The crowd was members of the '24 graduating class. D. V. Birthday Dinner Sarah A. Rounds Tent No. 10, D. of V., will be hostesses to a birthday dinner at the club rooms in Santa Ana Monday at noon. Julia Ward Howe Tent No. 7 of Fullerton will be guests. The Sarita Ana Tent will furnish the luncheon. A program of entertaining numbers will be given. MAJ. ARNOLD GOES TO CAPITAL SAN DIEGO, Aug. 7. After commanding Rockwell Field since October, 1922, and considered the dean of American military aviators, Major H. H. Arnold will be relieved in a few weeks as commander here and assigned to duty in Washington, it was learned today. He will be succeeded temporarily by Major Shepler Fitzgerald. Local News Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larwen of Pasadena were guests of friends and relatives today. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hayling are passing the week at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elecholz are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gates of Filmore for several days. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee have returned from a trip to Yucatina. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Mrs. Martin H. Doughton, Caniden, N. J., and William Landwehr, Redondo Beach. Mrs. Edward Bigelow passed the day in Los Angeles. Mrs. A. C. Berry has returned from an outing in Los Angeles. Miss Ruth Chamberlain has gone to Los Angeles where she has accepted a position with the So.Calif. Music Co. A. C. Berry and daughter Evalette will pass the week-end at Catalina. Miss Irene Jacques is passing several days at San Diego. Mrs. J. C. Caldwell of Holly-Listed as substitutes. YORBA LINDA, Aug. 7.-Mrs. Ward Holland and family were Whittier visitors on Sunday. Miss Marjorie remained for a week's visit with relatives. Mr. J. L. Gelasinger of Huntington Park was a business visitor here on Monday. Mrs. W. G. Cannon, Keith Carrion, Mrs. Gale and daughter Olive and Mrs. Mabel Nelso spent Sunday at the beach. Mr. M. Vernon and Miss Maura Vernon entertained old friends from Kansas on Sunday. Mr. Roy Shook and W. M. Leo better had a narrow escape from injury a few days ago in a collision which occurred on Lake View Ave. Both cars were conspired badly damaged. The program committee of the Woman's Club held an interesting meeting at the home of Mr. Frank Rospaw on Monday after noon. Much work was done to complete the new year book and it will soon be ready for the printer. The annual bazaar was discussed and the ladies plan to make this year's affair much bigger and better than formerly which is promising a great deal.The first club meeting of the year will be held on the evening of September ninth and will be Harvest Festival.Much interest is being shown by all members in the work for next year. Mrs. Newton Neiswander of Yorba Linda boulevard who underwent a serious operation at Anaheim some time ago, is able to be at home now and is improving rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Collins and sons joined friends from Anaheim and enjoyed a picnic supper in Orange County Park on Tuesday evening. Clifford Allee is visiting his parents at Cantil, Kern Co. Mr. J. H. Barron, well known resident of Yorba Linda has traded his residence property on School street for an acre of walnuts on Commowenaht-ave., in Fullerton.Here plans to erect a new home there and his son Hurdess Barton and wife of Long Beach will probably make their home there also.Mr. Clawson on the Wickersheim Imp.Co.of Fullerton, is the new owner of the Yorba Linda property.. Sent on Approval Selections from our jewelry stock, at whatever price you indicate. No obligation to buy; your money back if you are disinterested and return your purchase promptly. Terms may be arranged; correspondence in plain envelopes if requested. Samuels Co. JEWELERS 805 Market Street San Francisco WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT NATURE'S WONDERFUL FOOD DISCOVERY If you are anemic, or your vitality run down, Whole Grain Wheat will restore you... It will make you well; it will keep you well. See the guarantee. It corrects conditions causing constipation, Colter, Acidity, Stomach and Bowel Troubles, Underweight, Overweight, malnutrition, Rheumatism, etc. Try some of it. Half Dozen cans, $1.20; One dozen $2.25; One Case, (4 doz.) $6.30. SOLD BY J. H. Clabaugh, Distributor 115 South Olive Street PHONE 822J ANAHEIM, CALIF. Clifford Allee is visiting his parents at Cantil, Kern Co. Mr. J. H. Barton, well known resident of Yorba Linda has traded his residence property on School street for an acre of walk nuts on Commowailnave., in Fullerton. He plans to erect a new home there and his son Hurdes Barton and wife of Long Beach will probably make their home there also. Mr. Clawson of the Wickershelm imp. Co. of Fullerton, is the new owner of the Yorba Linda property. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knight have returned from a vacation trip spent in the region of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Mrs. Della Miller is spending a few weeks with friends at Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Logsdon Mrs. J. W. Hargrave and Mrs. Scott Thursday were Los Angeles visitors Thursday. NEW GERMAN OIL SOLD UNDER WRITTEN GUARANTEE RUBS OUT RHEUMATISM A remarkable new discovery of German Chemistry, called Buhler Oil, for the relief of Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia, is astonishing the medical world. This marvelous oil seems to kill rheumatic pain just as does other German pain kills Novocaine painless dentistry and Aspirin for headache pains. Rheumatism in very many cases is due to internal abscess (such as a blind put pocket in a tooth) which gives off pollen and which rises in the blood to the joints and muscles. Buhler Oil when applied to the affected parts seems to quickly penetrate and be absorbed by the body tissue. Even in the most severe and stubborn cases almost instant relief has been obtained. Go remarkable have been the results from the use of Buhler Oil that the American distributors have authorized local druggists to diagnose it by rheumatics, gout and neuralgia sufferers in this city with a positive written guarantee to return the full purchase price of the first bottle it it does not bring wonderful relief. All sufferers should promptly take advantage of this guarantee. For sale at: Orange County Park on Tuesday evening. Clifford Allee is visiting his parents at Cantil, Kern Co. Mr. J. H. Barton, well known resident of Yorba Linda has traded his residence property on School street for an acre of walk nuts on Commowailnave., in Fullerton. He plans to erect a new home there and his son Hurdes Barton and wife of Long Beach will probably make their home there also. Mr. Clawson of the Wickershelm imp. Co. of Fullerton, is the new owner of the Yorba Linda property. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knight have returned from a vacation trip spent in the region of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Mrs. Della Miller is spending a few weeks with friends at Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Logsdon Mrs. J. W. Hargrave and Mrs. Scott Thursday were Los Angeles visitors Thursday. WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT NATURE'S WONDERFUL FOOD DISCOVERY If you are anemic, or your vitality run down, Whole Grain Wheat will restore you... It will make you well; it will keep you well. See the guarantee. It corrects conditions causing constipation, Colter, Acidity, Stomach and Bowel Troubles, Underweight, Overweight, malnutrition, Rheumatism, etc. Try some of it. Half Dozen cans, $1.20; One dozen $2.25; One Case, (4 doz.) $6.30. SOLD BY J. H. Clabaugh, Distributor 115 South Olive Street PHONE 822J ANAHEIM, CALIF. ORANGE CO., DRUG CO., KEMP BROS., J.S.WARD, HEYING'S PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANY. ``` THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. CONCERT OPENS WITH SOUSA MARCH The regular concert by the Fullerton band will be held in the City Park Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Several numbers nationally popular, are on the program, which includes the following numbers: El Capitan, march, Sonsa. Overture, The Fall of Jericho, Malitzchaud. Popular, Lovey Came Back, Berlin. Popular, I'm Going South, Watf mark. Cornet Duet, I Would That My Love, Mendelssohn. Played by Scribner and Tanquary. Trombone Oddity, St. Vitus Dance, Holmes. Serenade, A Night in June, King. Request. "BOBS" TO VIE AT STATE FAIR SACRAMENTO, Aug. 7—Long tresses will be made short without cost at the state fair which opens here Aug. 31. It was announced today, plans having been perfected by the local Retail Merchants' Association to conduct a model barber and beauty shop where "free bobs" will be offered. As a feature of their fashion show the local merchants plan to stage "a parade of bobbed hair" depicting the evolution of the bob and tracing its effect on style in dress. The parade will be divided into sections—each section illustrating a particular type of bob. Emphonium Solo, Holy City, Adams. Played by H. Salveson. Chillian Dance, Manana, Missud. March, $9th Division, Castle. Miss Betty West has returned from a vacation outing passed at Redondo Beach. LIEUT. WADE'S N PLANE ON W NORFOLK, Va., Aug. command of Lieutenant McAlc and Bartrandias, a De-cruler plane left Laugh-y United States army air station s.a.m. today via Keyport, and Bisonon, for Picton H Nova Scotia, where it will be led over to Lleut. Wado, round world United States army fly his arrival there aboard the er Richmond. The plane will reach its destination tomorrow night. It will re-christened "Boston II." Lleut. Wade recumes his westward at Pictou Harbor. The mother who used expert with the flat-iron has a daughter who is with the mid-iron. August a New Camp Goods Month August is "Camp Goods Bargain Month" in every one of because we realize there are a great number of outdoor lo-fi buying Camping Equipment at money-saving prices our bargains, and we advise you to step into a "Western Palmetto Tents Equipped with screen windows August is "Camp Goods Bargain Month" in every one of because we realize there are a great number of outdoor of buying Camping Equipment at money-saving prices our bargains, and we advise you to step into a "Western Palmetto Tents Equipped with screen windows and an awning which comes out over the door. Size of tent at base 11x11 feet, height 9 feet; only one pointed pole is needed. Heavy khaki floor. Included in August Bargain Price $34.90 Other Styles from $19.50 to $59.50 Poncho Mattress Made of cotton with khaki top and water-proofed pantasete covering on the back. See the compact roll (illustrated) when carried on the running board of the car. August Bargain Price $9.85 Folding Mattresses are offered at the remarkable low prices of: $5.20 for the Single Size $8.25 for the Double Size Cots and Beds The cot folds into a snug package—only three feet long; when unfolded it makes a com- portable, full length bed. The frame is of high quality hardwood and the cover of canras—very substantial. August Bargain Price $3.68 All-Steel Beds, August Bargain Price $11.20 Icy-Hot Bottles These vacuum bottles are practically BOX FOLDING TABLE The California Box Table is a combinat running board box. Handy whether for tour or a day's outing. See the features Special August Price Light-Weight Folding Table, August Price All-Steel Camp Table, August Price Icy-Hot Motor Restaurant Full equipment for six persons: Kroo Spoona, Cups, Plates, Napkins, Jelly cladding one Icy-Hot Bottle and one Jar. Two nickel-plated lunch boxes, August Bargain Price 4-person size (suitcase style) Ajax Motor Restaurant For 6 persons, Special August Price. Note the Pleasing Pr They represent a saying which urges judgment to buy now. Simplex Grids, 54c to 8 (According to size) Lazy Back Chairs $0-inch back...$2.64 40-inch back Cozy Camp Chairs, $3.5 Best quality. Auto Vacuum Freezer 1-qt. size...$3.95 2-qt. size. WATER BAGS 2-gal., regular type. 2-gal., sanitary type. 3-gal., sanitary type. Icy-Hot Bottles These vacuum bottles are practically indispensable on a motor or camping trip; in fact, they are considered part of the car equipment these days. 1 pint, Enameled—August Bargain Price... $1.66 1 quart, Enameled—August Bargain Price... $2.57 1 pint, Nickeled—August Bargain Price... $2.16 1 quart, Nickeled—August Bargain Price... $3.24 100 Stores in the West Western A Supply Co. 133 South Los Angeles St., EUT. WADE'S NEW PLANE ON WAY NORFOLK, Va., Aug. 7—In command of Lieutenant McDonnell and Bartrandias, a Douglas Airplane left Laughy Field, met States army air station, at in today via Keyport, N. J., Benton, for Picton Harbor, on Scotia, where it will be turnover to Lleuit. Wade, round-the- United States army flyer, in arrival there aboard the cruisers Richmond. The plane will reach its destination tomorrow night. It will be whirled "Boston II," when out, Wade revokes his flight toward at Picton Harbor. The mother who used to be sent with the flat-iron now is a daughter who is expert with the mid-iron. MORE BABIES THIS YEAR THAN LAST It isn't the stork's fault if Annelheim's population isn't increasing. During the month of July 15 girls were brought on the scene in the city and 17 boys, compared with 11 girls and 18 boys in July of last year. The total for the 7 months also, was 203 against 190 in 1923. The total number of births for the seven months in and about the city was 229, which also is an improvement over the corresponding period of last year. Births outside the figure are negligible for a single month, amounting in July to only five, but totaled 26 for the seven months. There were only two deaths in the city and five outside in the vicinity during the month just past. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. Try a Classified Ad for results. BUBBLES BLOWN AT SOAP LAKE BURNET LOS ANGELES, Aug. 7—Dward Cookingham of Huntington Beach, is made defendant in a heart balm suit on file in Santa Ana today by Miss Mary Lantry of Los Angeles, who seeks $311,000 damages. Miss Lantry, who alleged Cookingham attacked her and later failed to keep a promise to marry her, said she met the telephone capitalist at Lewiston, Idaho, and became engaged to him in Soap Lake, Wash., in July, 1922. On May 15, 1923, Miss Lantry says she learned Cookingham was already married. We can't expect to supply children with candy between meals and a proper diet at meals. At a Month of Goods Bargains in every one of our more than 100 stores in the West—number of outdoor lovers who will appreciate the opportunity they-saving prices. Space will not permit the listing of all up into a "Western Auto" store and make a selection now. Standard Auto Tents Note the door in this one—it's an in every one of our more than 100 stores in the West—number of outdoor lovers who will appreciate the opportunity to pay-saving prices. Space will not permit the listing of all into a "Western Auto" store and make a selection now. FOLDING TABLES A Box Table is a combination table and box. Handy whether for an extended outing. See the features of this table. August $8.80 Light Folding Table, price $4.05 Camp Table, price $4.95 Hot Motor Restaurant nt for six persons: Knives, Forks, Plates, Napkins, Jelly Jar, also in Ice-Hot Bottle and one Ice-Hot Food kel-pisted lunch boxes. August Price $35.30 ( ) $22.35 X Motor Restaurant nt Price $14.85 the Pleasing Prices ent a saving which urges your good buy now. Complex Grids, 54c to 81c (According to size) Lazy Back Chairs $2.84 40-inch back $2.93 Lazy Camp Chairs, $3.55 Best quality. Auto Vacuum Freezer $2.95 1-qt. size $4.85 WATER BAGS Regular type $1.12 Kitchen type $1.31 Sanitary type $1.89 Standard Auto Tents Note the door in this one—it's an added feature. The tent is of white 8-ounce duck. The size is 7x7 feet; weight 16 lbs., and when rolled up it's a very small package. Price includes poles and stakes. August Price $8.95 Same tent in khaki 10-ounce duck, August Bargain Price $13.35 Luggage Carrier Why clutter up the tonneau of the car with equipment and packages when a luggage carrier can be had at this price? $1.95 Extra heavy carrier with end gates, August Bargain Price $2.90 Other carriers to $4.25 Folding Skillets How In the world can a camping party get along without them? Small size, Bargain Price 56c Medium size, Bargain Price 64c Large size, Bargain Price 79c FOLDING PAILS August Bargain Price $1.12 All Purpose Jars Note the wide mouth on this food jar—it permits the carrying of FOLDING PAILS August Bargain Price $1.12 All Purpose Jars Note the wide mouth on this food jar—it permits the carrying of meats, ices, etc., and holds the temperature desired. One-gallon capacity, August Bargain Price $3.83 Thermalware Jar $5.50 20% OFF AUTO ROBES AND GLOVES During the August Month of Bargains we will allow 20% off list prices of all our Robes and Gloves. Robes—list prices range from $6.65 to $19.25 Gloves—list prices range from $2.25 to $6.50 In the West Barn Auto Supply Co. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Ask for Our General Catalog