anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-05

SOCIETY RRIE LOU EVANS, Editor Telephone 540 USEMENTS IN ANAHEIM Tonight in the land—"Forbidden Fruit." the de—Roy Stewart in "One Shot surroFriday in Huntland—Constance Talniadge in well to Weeks." Four vaudeville from navy—Doris Keane in "Romance." NO. EEN BIRTHDAY TO FLY LAST NIGHT Edna Heineman entertained in of her friends and schoolmates country home on the Brook-road last night, the occasion being her sixteenth birthday anniversary. The rooms were decorated with dainty rose buds of various colors. During the evening Wade Westlake sang several solos, accompanied by Miss Mitchell, and the remainder of the time was spent with games and contests. Frances Adams and Hugh Kirkwood won the prizes given for the most absent minded in the party. Dancing was enjoyed to the music furnished by Wade Westlake and Mabel Mitchell. Late in the evening refreshments were served to Frances Adams, Verna Bacon, Mary Abbott, Melba Dugas, Nora Sandersfeld, Joseph Mabel Mitchell, Wade Mohr, Johnnie Feethamner, Eugene Tolle, Lynn Ford Elliott, and Hugh Reed Johnson of Whit honored one of the Heineman. WHIST CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY Mrs. Herman Backs wishing hostess yesterday the Wednesday Whist game Mrs. W. P. Quarton, Mrs. Backs second, and Palmer third. Following the game was enjoyed with a delicacy being served to Mesdale Quarton, Fred Mickle, J. M. Abbott, Wade Quintella, Max Neblung, Carl Martin and Minnie. The home was artificially for the occasion with picherns from the Backs' May Sales It will be almost impossible for the majority of our patrons to appreciate White because never in years has it been possible to gather together lingerie, modish Frocks and Blouses, the dainty white fabrics and acces This is also a most favorable time to buy Bedding, Table Linens and Tow values will attest. 45 in. White Imported Swiss Or Household Linen Attractively Priced 72x90 Seamless Sheets $1.29 —Made of good serviceable sheeting that will give excellent service. Bed Spreads $2.45 to $7.50 —About 75 Spreads in the entire lot—plain hemmed or scalloped—reduced to new price levels. Athletic Bath Towels 39c each —Establishing a new low price for these heavy ribbed Bath Towels of large size. Bath Towels 29c Huck Towels —A headline Think of buy nent finish S width at, yar 45-inch Imp —Beautiful C for Blouses, Yard 40-inch All —We have pr this all Silk C so readily a f ping will be n “Mallinson”. —These natio Falkenstein’s designs—40-in- Athletic Bath Towels 39c each —Establishing a new low price for these heavy ribbed Bath Towels of large size. Bath Towels 29c —18x36 Bath Towels of good weight at a price not heard of in many months. Huck Towels —A special purchase of extra large Huck towels underpriced for the May event ... 19c Mercerized Damask - 79c and $1.18 —The 79c quality in the 58-inch width. —The $1.18 quality in the 72-inch width. —Both excellent values and good designs. Yard Wide English Longcloth-- —Soft finish Long Cloth of good weight and excellent quality at a price, the selling price. Muslin and Nainsook 15c yd —a price lower than any that has been quoted on these grades of bleached cotton in many years. Underwear Crepe . 29c yd —Pink and White Plisse Crepe of good quality — ideal for Under-garments and underpriced. Hundreds of yards of Curtain Goods, including Marquisettes and FALKENST Nora Sandersfeld, Josephine Lopez, Mabel Mitchell, Wade Westlake, Carl Mohr, Johnnie Feetham, Russell Renner, Eugene Tolle, Lyman Booth, Clifford Elliott, and Hugh Kirkwood and Reed Johnson of Whittler, and the honored one of the affair, Edna Heineman. WHIST CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY Mrs. Herman Backs was the charming hostess yesterday afternoon to the Wednesday Whist Club. In the game Mrs. W. P. Quarton scored high, Mrs. Backs second, and Mrs. Minnie Palmer third. Following the game a social hour was enjoyed with a delicious lunchceon being served to Mesdames W. P. Quarton, Fred Mickle, Tom Detrick, L. D. Abbott, Wade Quarton, L. D. Whitterrall, Max Neblung, W. Jewell, Carl Martin and Minnie Palmer. The home was artistically decorated for the occasion with pink roses and urns from the Backs' gardens. INFORMAL AFTERNOON WITH FRIENDS An informal hour was spent at the home of Mrs. H. A. Johnston on East Broadway yesterday when a few of her friends dropped in while calling on different friends in this town. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bethune of Los Angeles, Miss Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Stark of Vancouver, Canada. In the evening a family dinner of the Wickett's and Johnston's was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wickett on Broadway. REBEKAH LODGE FRIDAY NIGHT Friday night will be another big night for the Lois Rebekah lodge. Initiation of six candidates will be held. A business meeting will also be held followed by a wonderful time planned by the committee in charge in the banquet hall. Every Rebekah and visiting member in the town are cordially invited to attend. TURKEY DINNER AT PANNIER HOME Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pannier of East street were the hosts Tuesday night to a delicious turkey dinner served at 6:30. The table and rooms were decorated with roses and ferns. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theirfelder, Mrs. Ridenback, Juanita Ridenback, Miss M. Whipperman and Mr. and Mrs. Pannier and family. Following the dinner an evening of music and conversation was enjoyed. BUSINESS MEETING AND PRACTICE The Methodist Choir will hold its monthly business meeting this evening at 7:30 sharp at the church. Every member is requested to be present as important matters will be brought up. Following the meeting practice will start at 8 o'clock sharp. LOMBARD SILVER CUP CONTEST Those who are interested in the ries of White rons to appreciate the scope of the 1921 May Sales of gather together the abundant stocks of beautiful fabrics and accessories that distinguish this event. le Linens and Towels, as the following list of unusual Swiss Organdie, yard 95c —A headliner from the White Goods Section! Think of buying a beautiful quality of permanent finish Swiss Organdie in the 45-inch width at, yard ..... $95c 45-inch Imported Novelty Organdie $1.65 —Beautiful Organdies in checks and brocades, for Blouses, Dresses and Trimmings. Yard ..... $1.65 40-inch All Silk Crepe de Chine $1.39 yd. —We have procured another limited quantity of this all Silk Crepe de Chine, that was taken up so readily a few days ago. But again early shopping will be necessary! “Mallinson”. Sport Silk . . $7.50 yd —These nationally known silks may be had at Falkenstein’s in a wide rane of 1921 designs—40-inch silks, yard ..... $7.50 Philippine Lingerie for M —The inexpressible charm that parent in these exquisite Und stitchery also contribute to the 50 Gowns and Envelopes —A price that will insure their necessary, to share in this off —Muslin and Gowns! Special Priced! —Embroidery and Trimmed Gown $1.45 to $2. —Excellent materials a in the making of each g the values are out-of-t nary. Irresistibly Pretty Blo Voile Blouses $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00. —Three remarkable "Mallinson". Sport Silk . . $7.50 yd —These nationally known silks may be had at Falkenstein's in a wide range of 1921 designs—40-inch silks, yard $7.50 Yard Wide Linen Finish Suiting . 18c yd —The cloth that is so much in demand just now for the making of Aprons, Table Covers, Etc. 81-inch Bleached Sheeting . . 49c yd —Wearwell Sheeting, 2½ yards wide, 100 yards only at this exceptionally low price. cloth--10 yds for $1.95 quality at a price, that is way less than ½ its former 29c yd isse Crepe al for Unerpriced. “Berkeley 100” Nainsook 29c —Berkeley Nainsooks are nationally known as the best obtainable—at 29c the saving is worth while. marquisettes and Nets, at New Low Prices Irresistibly Pretty Blooms Voile Blouses $1.00, $2.00 and $3.00. Three remarkable groups, featured at these extremely low prices. All sizes in each lot. GINGHAM —Made of finest Voiles and chin small blue and pink checked Ginseng —In conjunction with the May Several Thousand Yards Remark 40-INCH PRINTED VOILES· 39c, 59c, 95c yd. —Being a collection of dozens of new 1921 designs in printed Voiles in every conceivable color combination. NINA MAJI vise you fully and cheerfully, i hair. Thursday, May 5, 1921 E. Fannier of East its Tuesday night dinner served ar rooms were decand ferns. Covers and Mrs. Charles denback, Juanita M. Whipperman nner and family, er an evening of lon was enjoyed. KATELLA P. T. A. MET TUESDAY The Katella P. T. A. met Tuesday and held its installation of officers at the school house. Addresses from Mrs. Tedford who gave out questions to the mothers on child training and the discussion of the same, was held and Mrs. Morris, District No. 1 president. Mrs. Morris spoke on the question of the county free library, giving the facts and figures and showing what a small task it would be for the people of the community to support such a benefit. She told of its need and the necessity of the people to make their wishes known on this matter. A large attendance was present to listen to these interesting talks, which were followed by a social hour under the charge of Mrs. Hughes. CALIFORNIA HAS 117,670 FARMS 1920 CENSUS According to a bulletin from the director of the census at Washington, California has a total of 117,670 farms. Of this number 87,580 are operated by their owners, managers operate 4,949, and tenants operate 25,141. California is in 25th place in the number of farms. Texas leads the nation with 435,917 farms. In the United States the census bureau found a total of 6,449,242 farms, oper-ated by 3,924,851 owners, 68,512 managers, and 2,455,879 tenants and les-sors. BUY IT IN ANAHEIM. Appine Hand Embroidered Lingerie Specially Priced for May Selling accessible charm that clings to hand-made things is very much apese exquisite Undergarments. Soft, fine materials and artistic to contribute to their daintiness. S and Envelope Chemise . . . $4.95 Each at will insure their immediate disposal. Early selection will be to share in this offering. — Muslin and Crepe Gowns! Specially Priced! CHEMISE WERE NEVER MORE ATTRACTIVE! — Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Gowns. $1.45 to $2.95 Than those we have assembled here for this May event. Pretty lace or embroidery trimmed garments are offered at— Excellent materials are used in the making of each garment, the values are out-of-the-ordinary. $1.45 to $3.50 Only Pretty Blouses . . . $5.95 and Higher — And no matter what price you choose to pay you are assured of the $1.45 to $3.50 Pretty Blouses $5.95 and Higher — And no matter what price you choose to pay you are assured of the utmost in value as well as style — at Falkenstein's. GINGHAM TRIMMED BLOUSES nest Voiles and cleverly combining ruffles of red pink checked Ginghams for their trimming... with the May Sales of White—Falkenstein's presents an offering of Thousand Yards of Wanted Summer Fabrics at Remarkably Low Prices! PRINTED TIES 95c yd. 40-INCH COLORED ORGANDIE 69c Yd. All we ask is that you compare this quality we are offering with materials usually sold at higher prices. You will the more appreciate this offering. SILK VOILES EMBROIDERED $1.45, $1.65, $1.95 —Voiles in wonderful colorings and a large-range of silk stripes or silk embroidered effects. A MAJEL Specializes in the making of stemless switches from one's own combings or from cut stock. She will ad-ly and cheerfully in the matter of beautification of the human Anaheim Calif.