oc-plain-dealer 1924-11-14

SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL CLUB TO CARRY HOLIDAY CHEER TO HOSPITAL THE Community club, that lively organization of forty-five members living in the community of Cypress and Hansen, held their monthly meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. John Kester, 111 El Portal-st., Santa Ana, with Mrs. Dora Fels and Mrs. Mary Sutherland assistant hostesses. A wonderfully fine pot luck luncheon was enjoyed at noon, with hot coffee, all served in cafeteria manner, Dahlias and chrysanthemums graced points of vantage in all the rooms of the cheery new home. Plans for Thanksgiving activities were formulated, particularly the pleasures given to the members of the Orange county hospital and home. Each year the cub carries dainty ties for the holidays and the plan this year is to make the contributions a week earlier. Consequently, on the afternoon of Nov. 20, a committee, Mrs. H. LaRue, Jack Fuqua and C. F. Huttenlocker, Mrs. Clark and any others who care to join them, will take homemade cakes and jellies and jams to the hospitals. Everyone will contribute to the collection and all are asked to have their articles at the LaRue store not later than noon of Thursday, the 20th. The club will buy bananas and also present the little bags of lavender made at the last meeting. Mrs. Sutherland read a number, "It We Only Understood," and Mrs. A. R. Pitts gave, "What the Neighbors Think." Mrs. O. P. Buayard had a humorous reading, "Annie Dolle Goes To Visit the Lorenzo, made richer by 1000 ducks, the reward for the recovery of the jewels, may now hope for Zerlina's hand. Hearing of a Lorenzo, made richer by 1000 ducks, the reward for the recovery of the jewels, may now hope for Zerlina's hand. Hearing of a Lorenzo, made richer by 1000 ducks, the reward for the recovery of the jewels, may now hope for Zerlina's hand." Story of Fra Diavolo The story of Fra Diavolo, the light opera to be presented in Anaheim high school anditorium Monday night, Dec. 1, by the Orange County Choral Union, in which several of Anaheim's most talented vocalists will take part. Is the story of a sand of robbers. Fra Diavolo, chief and his band, are the pest of Terracina. An English noblewoman and his newly married lady, making the town of Italy, are surprised by those brigands and plundered. They contrive, however, to secure the greatest part of their money. Arrived at the Low Terracina they meet Fra Diavolo, disguised as the Marquela of San Mareo, whom they had previously encountered in their travels, and of whom My Lord is jealous. At the moment of their arrival Lorenzo, captain of a company of cariblers, is setting out with his men in search of Fra Diavolo and his bandits. Lorenzo loves Zerlina, daughter of Mateo, landlord of the inn, and his affection is returned, but Mateo insists that his daughter marry a rich farmer and Lorenzo takes a sad farewell of Zerlina. Fra Diavolo assails the English lady with his gallantries in order to discover where the treasure, which his band, has been secreted Lorenzo returns from a successful reconnoiter with the bandits, having killed 20 of their number and recovered the stolen jewels. Fra Diavolo vows vengeance on Lorenzo for the loss of his comrades. Lorenzo, made richer by 1000 ducks, the reward for the recovery of the jewels, may now hope for Zerlina's hand. Hearing of a Lorenzo, made richer by 1000 ducks, the reward for the recovery of the jewels, may now hope for Zerlina's hand. OLDEST CLUB HOLDS SILVER ANNIVERSA THAT history repeats itself evinced yesterday when C.E. Holcomb entertains Euchre club, jointly with Arthur Lewis. Just a century ago, Nov. 13, Mr. comb, then a bride, entertained the cyn homestead, then on the corner of North Los Angeles and Sycamore-st., now is the Zeyn tract. It is interesting to know that prize won of that day were Miss W Melrose, Mrs. Harlung and Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H are now residence of China; the latter makes monthly visits Anaheim to the card clubings. Yesterday the club were entertained at the Anaheim garden, when was decorated with the patricious placed there for Armistice. The tally cards and other awards furthered the prize went to Mrs. J. J first; G.W.Sandiflands and consolation Mrs.G.Wler. The prizes were espensive. A two-course luncheon served to the ladies who were seated about the five Although the membership changed somewhat in the five years, several of the players were present yet and the occasion was part interesting. The guest list included Mesdames A.Rimpau, Win M.Nebelung, Joe Carroll Sheridan, C.F.Grim.J care to join them, will take homemade cakes and jellies and jams to the hospitals. Everyone will contribute to the collection and all are asked to have their articles at the LaRue store not later than noon of Thursday the 26th. The club will buy bananas and also present the little bags of lavender made at the last meeting. Mrs. Sutherland read a number, "It We Only Understood," and Mrs. A. R. Pitts gave, "What the Neighbors Think." Mrs. O. P. Bunyard had a humorous reading, "Annie Doleful Goes To Visit the Sick." A report on dues gave $20 in the treasury from this source, with not all the half dollars turned in. Spending the afternoon together were the Mesdames J. C. Cawthorn, T. W. Clark, Jack Fuqqua, G. P. Huttenlocher, H. Lorne, A. R. Pitts, M. H. Murrey, G. G. Priddy, C. E. Wilcox, Steve Luther, D. S. Wetherbee, Ben Sconce, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Fels and Mrs. Kester. Ice cream and cake were served during the afternoon. Hostess to Staff Mrs. C. R. Nelson, 327 East Commonwealth, gutterton, entertained Lois Rebekah drill staff at her home yesterday. Twenty-one ladies and six children constituted the company, and included several who had taken part in the program at a recent initiation, put on by the local staff for Santa Ana. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon. Mrs. Nelson impressed her guests with the necessity for being present at drill practice tomorrow evening at 7:20 in Odd Pellows hall. Try a Classified Ad for results. Local Girl Honored Elizabeth Donnelly, 115 N. Helena, a student at the University of Southern California, has been chosen as a member of the U.S.C.Women's Glee club. The club this year is made up of 42 women, the largest in the history of the university, and an active year is being planned. The programs this year are to be colorful and of variety and Indian and Spanish members in costume are to be featured, accompanied by flue obligato. Charles Lummis, an authority on California history and author of several California history books, is working with the glee club in making the numbers true to history. Mr. and Mrs. S.W. Gray of Costa Mesa are parents of a son born yesterday at Fullerton hospital. Entertains Relative Mrs. Mae Shenicka of Petts gave her aunt, Mrs. R.M. bertson, and her cousin, M gene Durfee and family, a surprise Tuesday by arriving a short visit, having driven with friends. This is the time Mrs. Culbertson has seen piece in nineteen years and joy was mutual. Wednesday was passed with Mrs. Pringle of Long Island other cousins, and yesterday Culbertson, her niece and Mr. Mrs. Durfee and little J drove to Los Angeles where were entertained at the th and dinner later. Mrs. Shenicka left last for her northern home. Mrs. J.E.Harris of Oceans left yesterday over the U.P.Fullerton for St.Joe, Mo. Unexpected Goodness FOR the unexpected guest...a fragrant HOLSUM TEA BISCUIT with orange marmalade or strawberry preserves makes the cup of tea you proffer a treat of unexpected goodness. So appetizing, in golden beauty and fragrance...So satisfying in light, flaky richness... HOLSUM TEA BISCUIT make an ideal refreshment for any occasion. fresh every day at your Grocer's HOLSUM TEA BISCUIT 19 for 15¢ The Woman's Page LDEST CLUB HOLDS SILVER ANNIVERSARY WHAT history repeats itself was evinced yesterday when Mrs. E. Holcomb entertained the chre club, jointly with Mrs. Clur Lewis. Just a quarter century ago, Nov. 12, Mrs. Holcomb, then a bride, entertained at the cey homestead, then located the corner of North Los Angeles and Sycamore-st., now known the Zeytract. It is interest to know that prize winners that day were Miss Winifred Rose, Mrs. Hartung and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb now residence of Chino, but latter makes monthly visits to theheim to the card club meet- Westerday the club members were entertained at the Angelina garden, when was prettily correlated with the patriotic colors needed there for Armistice day. The tally cards and other appointments furthered the scheme. Prizes went to Mrs. J. J.Dwyer; G. W. Sanditands, second consolation; Mrs. G. W. Ham- The prizes were especially practicable. A two-course luncheon was served to the ladies who again are seated about the five tables, though the membership has engaged somewhat in the twenty-years, several of the original owners were present yesterday the occasion was particularly interesting. The guest list included the dames A. Rimpau, Wm. Dolan, Nebelung, Joe Carroll, J. S. Cain, D. F. Grtm, J. Strud- Old (?) Maids Organize The Old Maids' club is the latest addition to clubgoin in Anaheim, being organized last evening at the home of Miss Tucker. A hard and fast rule forbids the members going out more often than one night a week, under penalty of a five cent fine for every infraction. The club will meet every two weeks, the next one being with Miss Cheatam. Refreshments were served by Miss Tucker after the organization was completed and some of the jolly affairs in the offing were planned. Miss Helen Bemilah was appointed to check up on how well the old maids observed their self-made law and see that every fine is collected. Officers were chosen, Miss Cheatam, president; Miss Baumgart, vice president; Miss Bemish, secretary; Miss Findley, treasurer, and Miss Tucker, corresponding secretary. Lions' Ladies Entertain Scotch lads and lassees, Dutch boys and girls, Irish colleagues and gossoms gathered in motley throng at Fairway Country club last night to enjoy an evening of entertainment, both formal and impromptu. The ladies of the Lions club hostesses to the men, and all appeared in fancy dress, naming it an Ellis Island party. A program of stunts was presented, notably among the numbers being a dance by Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, as four Dutch immigrants; Mrs. (Phlegrey and La HABRA LA HABRA, Nov. 14—(Spl.) Plans were made for the card party which will be given Friday, Nov. 12, at the club house under the auspices of the Women's club. Bridge and five hundred will be played, and a general invitation will go out to the card playing people of La Habra. Hostesses for this affair are Mendes Walling, Davis, Proud, Williams, Lumsden, Crumrine and Bloomer. Mr. and Mrs. George Lucas and children Dorothy and Mark and Mr. and Mrs. Yucan and children motored to Huntington Beach Tuesday. A plunge party was enjoyed after which a picnic lunch was served. Dinner guests at the J. L. Morris home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Buckham, Miss Catherine Elkin and Roy Morris of Los Angeles, Mrs Lela Buckhan of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs Leo Morris and Jerald Arnold of Whittler. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. WWalker of North La Habra Heights spent Tuesday with their son and wife at Long Beach. Among those from La Habra to enjoy a theater party at Anaheim Tuesday were Virgil Stamps and mother Mrs. J. A. Stamps, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Polley and Mr., and Mrs. H. S. Ritch and son Oman. Mr. and Mrs.G.F.Walker and son Jimmy accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.Robert Casad of Santa Fe Springs motored to Whittler Tuesday where a theater party was enjoyed. Philatheas Pourn Contributing the toward good things to giving dinner for the bakerney, by the pound of the Philathea class White Temple, of whit T.edminton is round fourth year as teacher home last evening in a social event. Mrs.Margaret Butt piano solos, Mrs.J.R.contributed vocal num- short program. Chiancy needlework occu-maining time until sir-served by her daugh-served hot luncheon on fine things. Present were the M Raines, Muriel Ashley Viola Johnson, Ruby and the Mendames Picle Leason, Marguerile Sm Bigelow, Bernice Scott, Budge, Lyonne derson, Tedrick Aberc tree and Weisel. CLUB TO CAKE Another of the Pytt successful silver teas yesterday in the K.P.a pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repa-club room where the bazaar and sase.to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, we-ed. Arrangements for other features were mma food,fancy articles,c will be placed at reaures. A dinner will be seen evening from 7 to 11 Entertains Relative Mrs. Mae Shenicka of Petaluma is her aunt, Mrs. R. M. Culson, and her cousin, M. Ennis Durfee and family, a nice brise Tuesday by arriving short visit, having driven down a friend. This is the first Mrs. Culbertson has seen her in nineteen years and the was mutual. Wednesday was passed with Dr. Mrs. Pringle of Long Beach, her cousins, and yesterday Mrs. Robertson, her niece and Mr. and Dufres and little Junior to Los Angeles where they are entertained at the theater dinner later. Mrs. Shenicka left last night her northern home. Mrs. J. E. Harris of Oceanalde yesterday over the U. P. from Barton for St. Joe, Mo. Lively Holiday Plans Another of the always jolly meetings of the Woman's Press club of Anaheim was held last evening with Mrs. E. J. Van Dyke on South Olive-st. Plans for the coming holiday season were outlined and three social events were scheduled, one being a party in Los Angeles the evening of Dec. 4, with Mrs. Alberta Andrews; another, a Christmas party with Mrs. Ada King Wallis on Dec. 19, and the third a dinner party with Mrs. P. J. Ashen on a January date. Philanthropic Christmas activities were also discussed with expression of willingness to participate in Community Christmas tree work, although not sponsoring it this year. Mrs. Elize Ashen read several humorous numbers to the great pleasure of all. Two guests, Mrs. Roy Carmichael and Mrs. E. W. Gaddis were present and later three gentlemen honored the club with their presence, the Messra Roy Carmichael, Harry Twitchell and E. J. Van Dyke. Club members included Misses Lillian Trowbridge, "Jackie" Simmons, Martha and Ida Schaeffler, the Messames Ashen, Wallis, Tipton, Smith, Boyd and the hostess, Mrs. Van Dyke. A nice chatty "community" letter was written to Mrs. Carroll Hunsen, nee Agnes Hand, a club bride who now resides in New Orleans, and who was a general favorite during her residence here and in Balboa. Mrs. Van Dyke served a delicious luncheon with avocado sandwiches and plum pudding as special treats. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker of North La Habra Heights spent Tuesday with their son and wife at Long Beach. Among those from La Habra to enjoy a theater party at Anaheim Tuesday were Virgil Stamps and mother Mrs. J. A. Stamps, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Polley and Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ritch and son Oman. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Walker and son Jimmy accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casad of Santa Fe Springs motored to Whittier Tuesday where a theater party was enjoyed. Dinner guests at the W. W.Crawford home Sunday were Robert Hoysal and sons Floyd and Elmer of Illinois and George Belse of Oklahoma. D.E.Fletcher who has been ill for several days, is able to be out again. Mr and Mrs A.C. Stamps and son Leadus of Redondo Beach were dinner guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Stamps Wednesday. FULLERTON BRIEFS Fullerton grammar school P.-T.A.is planning a reception to grammar school teachers at the M.E.church recreation hall Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock.All parents and teachers are cordially invited.The regular meeting of the P.-T.A.is Wednesday afternoon at Wilshire-ave.building. Fullerton grammar school girls' indoor baseball team defeated Anaheim yesterday 14 to 8.Mrs.Edna Wilson is quite ill at the home of her daughter,Mrs.G.D.Arterburn,422 South Heleng.Mrs.Mae Schenicka has returned to her home in Petaluma after a two days' visit here with relatives. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummings, forest Southern counties Garland in Placentia, will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr. and Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son, Otto Los Angeles. successful silver team yesterday in the K.Pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repair club room where the bazaar and sneeze to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, weed. Arrangements for other features were made food,fancy articles,cwill be placed at reasures. A dinner will be seen evening from 6 to 7 quet hall to which thInvited.Dancing and provide the entertainment evening.The Mitteheah has been secured for darty The bazaar will be open p.m,and continue until indies have spared no fort to make this a social affair and are a thorough success.Assisting in the p.yesterday were the Maude Owens,Mary F.Newman,June Field,bott,Gertrude coodrArmbrust,Mary Hatttrude Hansen,VernalWest,Lillilan Davis,Latin,Nellie Reiner,NrichAnnie Sperber,CisonClara Burns,MauElla Clow,and two g.Meddames Lucy Barr arGarrow. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummingsforest Southern counties Garland in Placentia,will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr. and Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son, Otto Los Angeles. successful silver team yesterday in the K.Pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repair club room where the bazaar and sneeze to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, weed. Arrangements for other features were made food,fancy articles,cwill be placed at reures. A dinner will be seen evening from 6 to 7 quet hall to which thInvited.Dancing and provide the entertainment evening.The Mitteheah has been secured for darty The bazaar will be open p.m,and continue until indies have spared no fort to make this a social affair and are a thorough success.Assisting in the p.yesterday were the Maude Owens,Mary F.Newman,June Field,bott,Gertrude coodrArmbrust,Mary Hatttrude Hansen,VernalWest,Lillilan Davis,Latin,Nellie Reiner,NrichAnnie Sperber,CisonClara Burns,MauElla Clow,and two g.Meddames Lucy Barr arGarrow. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummingsforest Southern counties Garland in Placentia,will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr. and Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son, Otto Los Angeles. successful silver team yesterday in the K.Pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repair club room where the bazaar and sneeze to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, weed. Arrangements for other features were made food,fancy articles,cwill be placed at reures. A dinner will be seen evening from 6 to 7 quet hall to which thInvited.Dancing and provide the entertainment evening.The Mitteheah has been secured for darty The bazaar will be open p.m,and continue until indies have spared no fort to make this a social affair and are a thorough success.Assisting in the p.yesterday were the Maude Owens,Mary F.Newman,June Field,bott,Gertrude coodrArmbrust,Mary Hatttrude Hansen,VernalWest,Lillilan Davis,Latin,Nellie Reiner,NrichAnnie Sperber,CisonClara Burns,MauElla Clow,and two g.Meddames Lucy Barr arGarrow. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummingsforest Southern counties Garland in Placentia,will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr. and Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son, Otto Los Angeles. successful silver team yesterday in the K.Pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repair club room where the bazaar and sneeze to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, weed. Arrangements for other features were made food,fancy articles,cwill be placed at reures. A dinner will be seen evening from 6 to 7 quet hall to which thInvited.Dancing and provide the entertainment evening.The Mitteheah has been secured for darty The bazaar will be open p.m,and continue until indies have spared no fort to make this a social affair and are a thorough success.Assisting in the p.yesterday were the Maude Owens,Mary F.Newman,June Field,bott,Gertrude coodrArmbrust,Mary Hatttrude Hansen,VernalWest,Lillilan Davis,Latin,Nellie Reiner,NrichAnnie Sperber,CisonClara Burns,MauElla Clow,and two g.Meddames Lucy Barr arGarrow. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummingsforest Southern counties Garland in Placentia,will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr. and Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son, Otto Los Angeles. successful silver team yesterday in the K.Pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repair club room where the bazaar and sneeze to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, weed. Arrangements for other features were made food,fancy articles,cwill be placed at reures. A dinner will be seen evening from 6 to 7 quet hall to which thInvited.Dancing and provide the entertainment evening.The Mitteheah has been secured for darty The bazaar will be open p.m,and continue until indies have spared no fort to make this a social affair and are a thorough success.Assisting in the p.yesterday were the Maude Owens,Mary F.Newman,June Field,bott,Gertrude coodrArmbrust,Mary Hatttrude Hansen,VernalWest,Lillilan Davis,Latin,Nellie Reiner,NrichAnnie Sperber,CisonClara Burns,MauElla Clow,and two g.Meddames Lucy Barr arGarrow. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummingsforest Southern counties Garland in Placentia,will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr. and Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son, Otto Los Angeles. successful silver team yesterday in the K.Pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repair club room where the bazaar and sneeze to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, weed. Arrangements for other features were made food,fancy articles,cwill be placed at reures. A dinner will be seen evening from 6 to 7 quet hall to which thInvited.Dancing and provide the entertainment evening.The Mitteheah has been secured for darty The bazaar will be open p.m,and continue until indies have spared no fort to make this a social affair and are a thorough success.Assisting in the p.yesterday were the Maude Owens,Mary F.Newman,June Field,bott,Gertrude coodrArmbrust,Mary Hatttrude Hansen,VernalWest,Lillilan Davis,Latin,Nellie Reiner,NrichAnnie Sperber,CisonClara Burns,MauElla Clow,and two g.Meddames Lucy Barr arGarrow. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummingsforest Southern counties Garland in Placentia,will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr. and Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son, Otto Los Angeles. successful silver team yesterday in the K.Pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repair club room where the bazaar and sneeze to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, weed. Arrangements for other features were made food,fancy articles,cwill be placed at reures. A dinner will be seen evening from 6 to 7 quet hall to which thInvited.Dancing and provide the entertainment evening.The Mitteheah has been secured for darty The bazaar will be open p.m,and continue until indies have spared no fort to make this a social affair and are a thorough success.Assisting in the p.yesterday were the Maude Owens,Mary F.Newman,June Field,bott,Gertrude coodrArmbrust,Mary Hatttrude Hansen,VernalWest,Lillilan Davis,Latin,Nellie Reiner,NrichAnnie Sperber,CisonClara Burns,MauElla Clow,and two g.Meddames Lucy Barr arGarrow. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummingsforest Southern counties Garland in Placentia,will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr. and Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son, Otto Los Angeles. successful silver team yesterday in the K.Pot luck luncheon at the afternoon all repair club room where the bazaar and sneeze to the first floor of the Saturday, Nov. 22, weed. Arrangements for other features were made food,fancy articles,cwill be placed at reures. A dinner will be seen evening from 6 to 7 quet hall to which thInvited.Dancing and provide the entertainment evening.The Mitteheah has been secured for darty The bazaar will be open p.m,and continue until indies have spared no fort to make this a social affair and are a thorough success.Assisting in the p.yesterday were the Maude Owens,Mary F.Newman,June Field,bott,Gertrude coodrArmbrust,Mary Hatttrude Hansen,VernalWest,Lillilan Davis,Latin,Nellie Reiner,NrichAnnie Sperber,CisonClara Burns,MauElla Clow,and two g.Meddames Lucy Barr arGarrow. At local sanitarium: Pollard, Orange; B., Corona, and F.S.Nichl flower.Wm.Cummingsforest Southern counties Garland in Placentia,will be to Anaheim,taking up next week. Mr.和 Mrs.D.N.much enjoying a new gift of their son，Otto Los Angeles。 Ashen, Wallis, Tipton, Smith, Boyd and the hostess, Mrs. Van Dyke. A nice chatty "community" letter was written to Mrs. Carroll Hunsen, nee Agnes Hand, a club bride, who now resides in New Orleans, and who was a general favorite during her residence here and in Balboa. Mrs. Van Dyke served a delicious luncheon with avocado sandwiches and plum pudding as special treats. LOCALS Mrs. Nora English of Terra Haute, Ind., arrived Sunday to pass the winter with her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. English. The mother and son and wife had not seen each other before in ten years and the reunion is a happy one. Mrs. English will remain through the winter. Mrs. James Logsdon, Mrs. May Groves and Mrs. Jesse Boughner left last night over the Santa Fe to accompany the body of their mother, Mrs. Sarah N. Barber, to Howard, Kan., for interment. Mrs. Barber died Monday at the home of Mrs. Logsdon at Yorba Linda. Elmer Burdrow, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. D. Naugle for a week, started this morning to Berkeley, leaving Wilmington to make the trip by boat. 6 daily trains to the East Fred Harvey Meals all the way Stopover Permitted on all Tickets Grand Canyon National Park Santa Fe Ticket Office and Travel Bureau Phone 217. West Center St. Annaheim, Calif. Wanted at Falkenstein's—Experienced saleswoman with general experience. Must speak Spanish. Apply at Falkenstein's Dept. Store. PHILATHEAS POUND PARTY Contributing the ingredients toward good things for Thanksgiving dinner for the boys at Camp Kearney, by the pound, members of the Philathea class of the White Temple, of which Mrs. F. T. Edmiston is rounding out the fourth year as teacher, met at her home last evening in the monthly social event. Mrs. Margaret Buttrice played piano solo, Mrs. J. R. Abernathy contributed vocal numbers in a short program. Chatting and fancy needlework occupied the remaining time until she, Edmiston, assisted by her daughter, Ruth, served hot luncheon of unusually fine things. Present were the Misses Vona Raines, Muriel Ashley, Lillie and Viola Johnson, Ruby Muddleson, and the Meadames Pico, Fishback, Leason, Marguerite Smith, Orrilla Bigelow, Bernice Schacht, Eva Scott, Budge, Lyone, Mills, Anderson, Tedrick, Abernathy, Buttrree and Welsel. CLUB TO CARYR Another of the Pythian Sisters successful silver teas was held yesterday in the K. P. hall with a pot luck luncheon at noon. In the afternoon all repaired to the club room where the articles for the bazaar and sale, to be held on the first floor of the building Saturday, Nov. 22, were completed. Arrangements for booths and other features were made. Cooked food, fancy articles, candy, etc., will be placed at reasonable figures. A dinner will be served in the evening from 5 to 7 in the ban- CHURCH AND CLUB NEWS Matches The Box 5c Fred Marsh Dill Pickles Big Ones 5c each CASH GROCER Center at Claudina Eggs, 45c. a Dozen GOOD FRESH ONES Cheese, 25c. Fancy Full Cream, the lb. Crackers, 2½ lb. the box ... 28¢ Salt, big 4½-lb. sack ... 10¢ Cherries, Royal Ann, big can for ... 25¢ Peaches, large can for ... 20¢ successful silver teas was held yesterday in the K. P. hall with a pot luck luncheon at noon. In the afternoon all repaired to the club room where the articles for the bazaar and sale, to be held on the first floor of the building Saturday, Nov. 22, were completed. Arrangements for booths and other features were made. Cooked food, fancy articles, candy, etc., will be placed at reasonable figures. A dinner will be served in the evening from 5 to 7 in the banquet hall to which the public is invited. Dancing and cards will provide the entertainment of the evening. The Mitchell orchestra has been secured for dance mude. The bazaar will be opened at 1 p.m. and continue until 11. The ladies have spared no time and effort to make this a really truly social affair and are anticipating a thorough success. Assisting in the planning of yesterday were the Mesdames Maude Owens, Mary Fordyce, Ada Newman, June Field, Amy Talbott, Gertrude goodrich, Ellse Armbrust, Mary Hatfield, Gertrude Hansen, Verna Frosa, Cleo West, Lillian Davis, Lillian Martin, Nellie Reiner, Nellie Goodrich, Annie Sperber, Clara Wilson, Clara Burns, Maude Sanger, Ella Clow, and two guests, the Mesdames Lucy Barr and M. G. Garrow. At local sanitarium: Guy D. Pollard, Orange; B. McKenzie, Corona, and F. S. Nicholson, Bellflower. Wm. Cummings, foreman of the Southern Counties Gas company in Placentia, will be transferred to Anaheim, taking up his duties next week. Mr. and Mrs. D. Naugle are much enjoying a new radio, the gift of their son, Otto Burrow of Los Angeles. 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