oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-07

TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1925 SOCIETY CLUB RECEIVES MESSAGE FROM ABSENT MEMBER THE Misses Viola Lensing and Hildegarde Bruegmann entertained the Doolittle club last evening at the prytly new home of the former. Among the greatest pleasures of the evening was reading a letter from a former member, Mrs. Ida Schaeffler Twitchell, who now resides near Portland, Ore. This, of course, was much enjoyed as Mrs. Twitchell was one of the most popular members of the club. Officers were chosen for the next year, with Miss Schaeffler elected president and Mrs. Ralph Barnes vice president. Hearts was the chosen game in which Miss Katherine Van Booven was winner and was awarded with the picture, "The End of the Trail." Mrs. Harold Larsen received consolation. The Easter motif was the favored one furthered in the two-course luncheon serve late in the evening. Members present included the Mesdames George Carlson, Alvin Swanson, Ralph Barnes and Harold Larsen and the Misses Lucy Ruettgers, Leona and Katherine Van Booven, Helen Jordon, Eunice Rainey, Elisa Stefena, Lydia Herbel, Katherine Huarte, Eleanore Quill, Katie Deverell, Martha Schaeffler and the hostesses, Viola Lensing and Hildegarde Bruegmann and Mrs. Bernard Lensing. Special Club Meeting Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McFarland informally entertained the Chat 'En Seau club and the husbands Saturday evening. Radio music and the busy chatting usual to folk formed Old Time Friends Visit Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shoemaker entertained a trio of interesting guests Sunday at their home, 739 North Claudina-st. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McDonnell, whom the Shoemakers had not seen since they went to Boise, Idaho, as a bride and groom 13 years ago, and Miss Edith Sbern, who is visiting her cousin, a member of a Hollywood motion picture company were the visitors. Following a delicious dinner all went for a motor trip over the county, and upon returning home passed the time in music. Mr. McDonnell is a violinist of ability and a member of the Shrine orchestra in Los Angeels. The day was a very happy one and many were the jolly remembrances and news of the old-time friends recounted. The McDonnells are now residents of Hollywood and the friends plan many a pleasant visit during the summer. Evening Chicken Dinner The usual excellent evening dinner will be served in the dining room of the Christian church Wednesday from 5:30 to 7, with Mrs. Dorothy Dickenson and Mrs. H. Harling as hostesses. Chicken will be the attractive item on the menu with accompanying good things. Everyone is invited. Utah Friends Here Mr. and Mrs. George St. John, of Sunnyside, Utah, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McFarland, 515 North Olive-st. The McFarlands and the St. Johns are long time friends, having resided as neighbors in Pueblo, Colo., and of course they are enjoying the reunion to the utmost. The visitors arrived yesterday and will remain MUCH BUSINESS HOLDS EBELL IN LONG SESSION A SESSION chock full of interest held Anaheim Ebell club meeting a full hour longer than the stipulated period yesterday. Besides the excellent program important business matters claimed attention, with the president, Miss E. Kate Rea, in the chair. Two splendid addresses, one by Col. Wellington, Santa Ana, on "World Peace and International Relations," and the other, by Prof. R. W. Borst, of Fullerton junior college, on "Tendencies in Modern Literature," were presented under auspices of the Literary section, which was in charge of entertainment of the afternoon. The Misses Elizabeth Schwainest, Sarah Fay, Lovenia O'Toole and Prudence Seitz "put on" in their usual successful manner the farce, "The Ladies Speak at Last," which was a burlesque of four Shakespearian heroines. The girls have presented the act on several occasions and never fail to get a hearty hand. The most important matter of business, perhaps, was the nominating committee's report. Election will occur next month. For president, the Mesdames J. P. Wilson, C. S. O'Toole and H. N. White, with Miss E. Kate Rea nominated from the floor. The committee had not submitted her name in deference to her expressed wish. Miss Rea will be unable to accept any office in the club during the coming year. Mr. G. Peck, Mrs. J. W. Harpster, Mrs.V.W. LaMont were reported for vice president; the Mesdames V.D.Loly, J.C.Schumacher and J.P.' Probat, second vice president; Mrs.Vincent Bruce, recording secretary; Mrs.Genevieve Hapgood, financial secretary; treasurer, Mrs.Mary E.Coons; Miss Frances Backs, treasurer, Mrs.C.W.Austin, curator; Mrs.Nellie E.Terry, parliamentarian; Mrs.C.C.Randall, librarian; Mrs.T.S.Grimshaw,historian. Special Club Meeting Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McFarland informally entertained the Chat 'En Seau club and the husbands Saturday evening. Radio music and the busy chatting usual to this happy crowd of folk formed the interest of the evening. Mrs. McFarland served two luncheon with the Easter pilgrimage. Mrs. O. M. Morley and daughter of Yermo are visiting Mrs. Morley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Beebe, of East Sycamore-st. Utah Friends Here Mr. and Mrs. George St. John, of Sunnyside, Utah, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McFarland, 515 North Olive-st. The McFarlands and the St. Johns are long time friends, having resided in neighbors in Pueblo, Colo., and of course they are enjoying the reunion to the utmost. The visitors arrived yesterday and will remain several days. Yeoman Meet Tonight Regular meeting of Anaheim Yoeman lodge will be held this evening at the usual hour. All visiting Yoeman are cordially invited. ALPHA BETA STORE THE BEST FOR LESG A.B.C. Help Yourself Service saves you money FREE 1 cake of Palmolive Soap with coupon cut from last Sunday's L. A. Papers and purchase of 3 cakes. BEN HUR SOAP, 6 bars for ... 25c Hill’s Red Can Coffee - 56c FEDERAL MILK, 3 cans ... 25c LIMIT 3 TO A CUSTOMER DEL MONTE OR LIBBY'S TOMATOES, 2½s ... 15c ALL SOLID PACK, 2s—12½c All Colors SHINOLA, 2 for ... 15c Silverdale 1s Tall SALMON, 2 for . 25c True Blue 2s CORN, 3 for ... 46c to accept any office in the club during the coming year. Mrs. P. G. Peck, Mrs. J. W. Harpster, Mrs. V. W. LaMont were reported for vice president; the Mesdames V. D. Loly, J. C. Schumacher and J. P. Probst, second vice president; Mrs. Vincent Bruce, recording secretary; Mrs. Genevieve Hapgood, financial secretary; treasurer, Mrs. Mary E. Coons; Miss Frances Backs, treasurer; Mrs. C.W.Austin, curator; Mrs.Nellie E.Terry, parliamentarian; Mrs.C.C.Randall, librarian; Mrs.T.S.Grimshaw, historian. The names of Mesdames E.E. Brus C.R.Harrison, J.Kellenberger, J.D.Hunton, H.N White and Charles H.Mann were submitted to choose directors for three years. Delegates to Orange-co federation meeting to be held April 24 in Fullerton, included the Mesdames J.P.Wilson and M.E.Canby and Miss Frances Backs, with the Mesdames J.W.Harpster, C.C.Randall and H.N.N白色 as alternates. The Ways and Means committee announced another card party for some evening during the week of April 20, with the Mesdames Terry.Woods, J.C.Wilson and White on the committee. A communication from the management of the Grace Dodge hotel in Washington, D.C., operated by and for women, exclusively solicited an expression from the club on the practice of tipping. The hotel has sent inquiries to 13,000 women's clubs. The local club took a rising vote against the practice, which is to the approval of the hotel management. This hostelry was opened three years ago in the capitol city and has been successful far beyond expectations when the doors were opened. The next meeting will be in compliance to Mothers, with an appropriate program. This will be held in hotel Angelina and light lunches of sandwiches and coffee will be served. SAN FRANCISCO — Final favorable action by San Francisco supervisors on the Golden Gate bridge project is expected Monday. The supervisors late yesterday voted to pass to print an ordinance which will make San Francisco a member of the bridge district being formed under the Coombs act. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper TOMATOES, 2½s ... 15c ALL SOLID PACK, 2s—12¼c All Colors SHINOLA, 2 for ... 15c Silverdale 1s Tall SALMON, 2 for . 25c True Blue 2s CORN, 3 for ... 46c Large Oval 1s SARDINES ... 10c Overland 49 lbs. $2.65 10s 55c FLOUR 24½lbs. $1.35 5s 35c Money back guarantee L-A BUTTER LOS ANGELES LA CREAMERY CO. BUTTER Housewives like it because each pound is like the next—of UNIFORM QUALITY. You'll like it too. Gerrard Bros. & Hanson 249 E° Center St. Phone 297 BUSINESS EBELL IN SESSION AT UNITED TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY HALF HUNDRED WOMEN JOIN NEW GYM CLASS The fondest hopes of Miss Irene Jacques were well realized late evening when 50 women answered her invitation to meet in the gym to organize into classes for gymnasium training. That class fills a long furlong want in Anaheim was apparent from several local women reported that have been attending similar classes in Fullerton and Garden Grove. Euthusiasm is high and a program of events to take every second of time each Monday night between 7:15 and 9 is being ranged by Miss Jacques. Swimming is one of the proposed activities in which much interest was expressed. Mrs. E. C. Kendrick was named temporary chairman and Mrs. M. Fay, secretary-treasurer, charged at 75c per month is available to Mrs. Fay. The ladies cided upon regulation gym biosers, blouses and shoes and upon absolute exclusiveness for the first few weeks. Later, however, the ladies will give an exhibition for their daughters and chosen few friends. Mrs. W. S. Ashleigh conducted a series of games after preliminary arrangements were concluded which resulted in closer acquaintance and sociability. The grand march was lead by Mrs. Kendrick and Miss Paulin Houts, and praised a very pleasant feature of the club. Sing on Club Program Mrs. O. Lee Shoemaker will contribute to the program presented Tuesday evening by Buena Park Women's club at the Gift and Benefit show held in the new clubhouse. Mrs. Shoemaker will sing "A Gypay Maiden, I," an Oriental number, with Miss Florence Westman at the piano. She will "LADDIE BOY" WILL GO TO WINDY CITY BOSTON, April 7—Laddie Boy the famous Airedale pet of the late President Harding, is to have a new home He is going to Chicago to live as a mascot of the Boys' Brotherhood Republic. The boys have contributed to pay the dog's fare to Chicago. MAKES AUTO'S GO 49 MILE ON ONE GALLON OF GAS SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.—A. May, of 4603 E. Street, perfected an amazing new device that cuts down gas consumption, removes all carbon, prevents spark plug trouble and overheating. Many cars have made "The Northwest Mounted Police" Sing on Club Program Mrs. O. Lee Shoemaker will contribute to the program presented Tuesday evening by Buena Park Women's club at the Gift and Benefit show held in the new clubhouse. Mrs. Shoemaker will sing "A Gypay Maiden, I," an Oriental number, with Miss Florence Winters at the piano. She will also be one of the vocalists in a trio composed of Miss Dorothy Winters, whistler; Miss Florence Winters, pianist, in three numbers, "Pale Moon," "Waters of Minnetonka" and "All the World Is Waiting for the Sunrise." LADDIE BOY' WILL GO TO WINDY CITY BOSTON, April 7—Laddie Boy the famous Airedale pet of the late President Harding, is to have a new home. He is going to Chicago to live as a mascot of the Boys' Brotherhood Republic. The boys have contributed to pay the dog's fare to Chicago. The famous airedale has gone from high to low degree since he roamed the White House lawns as the first dog of the land. His latest humiliation came recently in West Newton when he was arrested for vagrancy: Bankruptcy OF Sebastian ON SA Bros. RIDDICK & N WE ARE GOING TO CONTINUE THESE LOW PRICES You Will Never Get More These prices are possible only by the fact that we bought the stock from going to clean out stock to make room for a line of new merchandise. GINGHAM DRESSES For the school girl, 6 to 12 years. Values to $1.50 ... 95c POLO COATS FOR THE LITTLE TOTS $5.95 value ... $4.50 $8.50 value ... $6.89 FANCY SOX SIZES TO 7½ Values to 35c, pair . 19c Values to 50c, pair . 29c CHILDREN'S SWEATERS 1-4 LESS For the school girl, 6 to 12 years. Values to $1.50 ... 95c POLO COATS FOR THE LITTLE TOTS $5.95 value ... $4.50 $8.50 value ... $6.89 BLANKET BATH ROBES EXTRA SPECIAL Sale prices $2.89 to $7.45 TURKISH TOWELS 18 x 36 15¢ each HUCK TOWELS Plain white and red bordered, 18x36. Extra Special at ... 19c TURKISH TOWELS 22 x 42 33¢ each COTTON BLANKETS LARGE SIZE, PLAIDS AND PLAIN $2.69 KUTE-KUT SUITS BLUE, STRIPES, KHAKI $1.19 SIZES TO 7½ Values to 35c, pair . 19c Values to 50c, pair . 29c CHILDREN'S SWEATERS 1-4 LESS MEN'S HOSIERY BEAR BRAND 25¢ values at ... 19c 35¢ values at ... 25c 50¢ values at ... 35c 75¢ values at ... 55c ROUGH RIDER SUITS FOR CHILDREN 89¢ Boy's Blouses and Shirts 79¢ LAWN DRESSES Lace and embroidery trimmed Values to $1.25 ... 79¢ Save 1-4 on Your EASTER HAT OF HUNDRED WOMEN • JOIN NEW GYM CLASS condest hopes of Miss Irene ques were well realized last when 50 women answered station to meet in the girls organize into classes for medium training. the class filts a long felt Anaehim was apparent for local women reported they been attending similar classullerton and Garden Grove. musiasm is high and a prof events to take every sectime each Monday night in 7:15 and 9 is being arby Miss Jacques. Swimone of the proposed acin which much interest impressed. E. C. Kendrick was named ary chairman and Mrs. R. ry, secretary-treasurer. A of 75c per month is payMrs. Pay. The ladies depon regulation gym bloomouses and shoes and also absolute exclusiveness for last few weeks. Later, howne ladies will give an exn for their daughters and a few friends. W. S. Ashleigh conducted s of games after preliminanzements were concluded resulted in closer acquaintand sociability. The grand was lead by Mrs. Kendrick iss Paulin Houts, and provery pleasant feature of the Club To Meet At Homes The Mondar club, having but three more meetings during the year, will hereafter gather at the home of members, according to a new plan outlined last evening, the Messrs James Boyd and Britta Price being hosts in two weeks at the home of the former. Miss Elizabeth Johnson, club advisor, read from a sketch on Col. Logan, a diplomat, and used the topic for the study session. Several important club matters were discussed. Miss Madelyn Morelock preceded. Refreshments were served by the Misses Lavelle Cheatham and Helen Tucker. Present at the meeting wer the Misses Elizabeth Johnson, Helen Tucker, Frances Eden, Evelita Berry, Elizabeth Dickersen, Anna Degryse, Laville Cheatham and Madelyn Morelock and the Messrs James Boyd, Britts Price, Walter Elliott, Leroy Curtis, Hugh Nipp, Thomas Kuchel and Booker Johnson: Correct this sentence: "John's pay has been doubled," said she, "but we'll live on in the same neighborhood." A Class Ad will bring you results. evening. The ladies are very enthusiastic over the new class and many additions are expected at the next meeting. CHESSUM SPEAKS TO HI-Y CLUB George Chessum, secretary of San Mateo-co Y. M. C. A., addressed the Hi-Y club here last evening. Always an impressive speaker, the fact that Chessum was formerly Y. M. C. A. leader in this county and had been in car with some of the boys, made his address the more forceful. He emphasized the purpose of the Hi-Y club to create, maintain and extend thruout school and community high standards of Christian character. Jonn H. Rudd, new director of the Y. M. C. A., yesterday accompanied a committee of boys to request Warren Ashleigh to continue as leader of the Hi-Y club. Ashleigh consented to do this. This will permit Secretary Rudd to give more time to other phases of Y work. Bible Study Class The Bible Study class will meet tomorrow under leadership of Mrs. Jane Wilson. The pre-Easter lessons are especially interesting and everyone is cordially invited. Yet some people keep on buying steak when the tires they use are worn to the fabric. 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