anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-20

AMUSEMENTS IN ANAHEIM Tonight Fairyland—Edith Roberts in "The Unkuown Wife." Four vaudeville acts. Grand—Eileen Percy in "The Blushing Bride." Orange Show, vaudeville, orchestra. Saturday Fairyland—Conway Tearle in "The Road of Ambition." Grand—Buck Jones in "The One-Man Trail." Orange Show—Editors day at Valencia orange show tent. Vaudeville program, orchestra. LADIES HONOR MR. AND MRS. SEEMAN One of the big affairs of the season was held yesterday afternoon in the Evangelical church when the Ladies' Aid members met for their regular meeting, which was followed by an address by Rev. Kraeber to the ladies and to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Seeman, in whose honor the meeting was held. Mr. and Mrs. Seeman have been married sixty years today. The meeting adjourned and met in the bungalow in the rear of the church where a beautiful arrangement of garden flowers and roses were found on tables and in vases on all sides of the room. Guests of the society in honor of the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Seeman were all the friends of the society. Sixty-five partook of the luncheon served at 4:30 by the following ladies: Miss Whipperman, Mesdames Strichtman, Altnow, and Braunlich. Mr. Zimmerman, as toastmaster, congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Seeman, speaking especially of their faithful work in the church during their long membership. Others spoke of the good work they have done and honored that they might ELITE SOCIETY GUESTS YESTERDAY Mrs. L. Eden of Los Angeles was hostess yesterday at a luncheon served in honor of the members of the Elite society of this city. The guests motored to the neighboring town in a body. Covers were laid at a large round table for 16 guests with the dainty place cards marking each guest's place. A large bowl of garden flowers centered the table. A delicious four course lunchcon was served. In cards Mrs. R. B. Herman scored high. Mrs. Porter second, and Mrs. H. Schnidler third. Those present were Mesdames Porter, M. Neblung, A. Vall, Dahlmah, McCann, house guest or Mrs. Eden, Neblung, Jr., H. Schnidler, Charles Mann, G. Stock, J. Keizenberger, A. Erickson, L. Kroeger, A. Nowatny, E. Brue, Schnidler, Sr., and R. B. Herman. MRS. DUGAN ENTERTAINED COMMUNITY CLUB The Community Club members of west and south of Anaheim were guests yesterday of Mrs. Jack Dugan at 2610 Atlantic avenue, Long Beach, in her lovely new home recently completed. This was in the form of an all day meeting, the club members motoring to the beach town. Dinner was served in cafeteria style. There were 24 members present, 9 children and 20 guests, making a total of 53 for the delicous dinner. At the meeting, readings and music made up the program and the parilamentarians held a drill practice. JUNIOR HIGH PROGRAM TONIGHT Tonight at the Junior high school a program will be given for the benefit In honor of the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Seeman were all the friends of the society. Sixty-five partook of the luncheon served at 4:30 by the following ladies: Miss Whipperman, Mesdames Strichtman, Altnow, and Braunlich. Mr. Zimmerman, as toastmaster, congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Seeman, speaking especially of their faithful work in the church during their long membership. Others spoke of the good work they have done and hoped that they might have many more years or happy married life. Mrs. Kraeber presented the bride of sixty years ago with a beautiful bouquet of garden flowers as an appreciation of her friendship, and Mr. and Mrs. Seeman thanked their numerous friends for their thoughtfulness. MEETING OF BUSINESS WOMEN POSTPONED The meeting of the Business Women's club, which was to be held this evening at the Cherry Blossom, has been postponed until next week. The reason of the change, of date is on account of the rain and also the orange show. Everyone is asked to be present at the next meeting, for a good program has been arranged which will interest all of the girls. The exact time will be published later. Excelsior Creamery Co. “Watch Us Grow” We wish to announce to the milk consumers of Anaheim that we carry the largest and most up-to-date line of dairy products in Orange county. Phone Us Your Order largest and most up-to-date line of dairy products in Orange county. Phone Us Your Order Phone 177 Anaheim 177 WHEN YOU HAVE FINISHED a meal here you will depart with a feeling of having been made at home. Cordial welcome, courteous service, pleasant appointments all combine to make the meal one to linger in the memory. We know you will come again. Hundreds like you are now regular visitors. J.C. HOFFMAN PROP. PHONE 445 NEW-ANAHEIM-BAKERY 136 N.LOS ANGELES ST. & RESTAURANT THE FINEST PASTRIES & BAKERY GOODS IN THE CITY DELIGHTFUL PARTY ST SOCIAL HALL The Methodist Choral society enjoyed one of the jolliest times of the season last night in the social hall of the church. About 60 members and friends gathered at an early hour, questioning games and tryouts for the aeroplane department kept the fun at high pitch. During the evening Miss Luna Wellman gave several delightful piano numbers, followed by two amusing local selections by Wade Westlake, Mrs. C. A. McCullah sang with Robert Brown at the piano. Refreshments were served and followed by the grouping of the guests about the piano and singing all of the old time songs. ANAHEIM DELEGATES FOR EBELL CONVENTION The Ebell state convention held at Yosemite will be in session all of next week. The delegates from the Anaheim chapter are Mesdames J. L. Van De Veer and H. C. Downs, who will leave tomorrow evening. Mrs. H. C. Downs will take a part of one of the Indian maidens in the wonderful pageant which will be given during the week. This is one of the prettiest features in California and will be attended by thousands. H. Koenig of Los Angeles is the guest at the Valencia while visiting the orange show and friends. CITY AND COUNTY Marriage licenses issued today were John A. Welbel, 21, and Mary Olds, 19, El Monte; Herbert Olds, 26, El Segundo, and Almina Case, 17, Manhattan; Franklin Berts, 29, and Kathrion Mintener, 25, Los Angeles; Alfred J. Hartman, 21, and Emily Dawley, 18, Seal Beach; John Phillip Young, 21, San Diego, and Rita Mendoza, 21, Gendale. Justice of the Peace J. B. Cox receiver a $10 check this morning from Doreen Kavanaugh, amateur ladies' golf champion of California. Miss Kavanaugh was arrested recently on the Buena Park boulevard by Traffic Officer in S. Warner for speeding. Neither the cop nor the judge were aware of the fact that they had a celebrity-in their presence. Mike Rose, who was arrested recently for displaying a revolver in a threatening manner, appeared before Justice of the Peace Cox Wednesday and pleaded not guilty to the charge. His trial was set for June 9 and ball was fixed at $25. Rose was arrested in Long Beach. Charles C. Carrillo, popular Spanish interpreter at the county courthouse, is the father of a boy, born at his home last night. Miss Ruth Grim returned the early part of the week with her father and mother from the University of California. Her parents motored north to meet her and attend the graduation exercises. Miss Grim has accepted a position at the Gahnall Lumber company for the summer. Today's marriage licenses were: William J. Walsh, 45, and Gwendoling Relle, 31, New York; Elmer Woodward, 24, Orange, and Hazel Kimmell, 17, Santa Ana; Harley Lewis, 32, and Jennie Hardy, 32, Los Angeles; Moritz Feishman, 44, and Beatrice Potter, 28, Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cunningham were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brunsworth and took in the orange show. Order From J. F. DUNN Representing Wiley B. Allen C. 249 P.O. Center, Auahemi Saturday--The Last Day that Further Proof that it Always Falkenstein Further Proof that it Always Falkenstein Fresh, new merchandise will be exploited at lowest possible prices commensurate to is worth your special attention and you should make every effort remarkable offerings of merchandise wanted at this br Heading the List are Anderson 32-inch Zep MANY NEW MODELS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE COLLECTION OF Blouses at $4.65 —Dozens and dozens of pretty styles are being offered in this special purchase offering of high-grade Crepe de Chine and Georgette Blouses. The sizes range from 36 up. The colors are flesh, white and the popular street shades. $4.65 EACH 3 DOZEN LADIES' HAND BAGS - - - $2.95 EACH —They have come to us through a special purchase from a manufacturer specializing in fine bags. The styles are the most popular of the season and they are shown in black, grey —Beautiful plaids and nationally known Zep will be featured at this price. 35c YARD 27-INCH DRESS G 18c YARD —Excellent quality G large color range and IMPORTED JAPANESE CREPE 35c YARD —First quality Japanese Crepe in practically every popular color may be purchased at this new low price, while the quantity on hand will last. Shop early for this item. 600 YARDS OF YAR $4.65 EACH 3 DOZEN LADIES' HAND BAGS - - - $2.95 EACH —They have come to us through a special purchase from a manufacturer specializing in fine bags. The styles are the most popular of the season and they are shown in black, grey and brown. AGAIN WE OFFER 72 X 90 SEAMLESS SHEETS AT $1.29 EACH —Seamless Sheets of good quality, and free from starch, specially priced, while 10 dozen will last. APRONS 95c TO $1.95 —Gingham Aprons in several attractive styles have been most radically lowered from former prices. Make Our Store Your Headquarters While in Anaheim Visiting the Valencia Orange Show. GOING CAMPING THIS SHIPMENT OF ALL W Please remember, that size, all wool and priced FALKENSTEIN Quality Furniture, For June Brides —The June Bride will be pleased with the assortment of furniture we present for her inspection and approval. —Let this store furnish your home — STROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY "Where Quality is Higher Than Price" y that Will Bring Forth always Pays to Trade at stein's always pays to Trade at stein's commensurate with good quality. Each and every item here make every effort to be here and to share in the wanted at this bright season of the year. inch Zephyrs at . . . 35c a yard beautiful plaids and checks of these ally known Zephyr Ginghams featured at this remarkably low 35c YARD 7-INCH DRESS GINGHAMS 18c YARD excellent quality Ginghams in a color range and 27 inches wide. IMPORTED JAPANESE CREPE 35c YARD at quality Japancrepe in practically popular color may purchased at this low price, while the city on hand will shop early for this IMPORTED SCOTCH GINGHAMS 49c — The lowest price that any store has yet quoted on these imported Anderson Scotch Ginghams. — Wonderful colorings in plaid and checks 49c Yard WINDSOR PRINTED LINGERIE CREPE 35c — A newly received shipment of Underwear Crepe in pretty floral designs on pink and white ground is offered at this special price. 35c Yard YARDS OF YARD-WIDE BLEACHED MUSLIN - 18c YARD YARDS OF YARD-WIDE BLEACHED MUSLIN - 18c YARD 81-INCH BLEACHED PEQUOT SHEETING - - 59c EACH two items from the Domestic Section, that should be disposed of early in the day, for both values are most extraordinary. The Muslin at 18c—a splendid and well known cloth at a price 'way than usual. The 81-inch Pequot Sheeting, while a limited quantity will last. AT 59c YARD CAMPING THIS SUMMER? HERE IS A NEW DIRECT MILLMENT OF ALL WOOL ARMY AND NAVY BLANKETS AT $5.75 EACH Remember, that these Blankets are new Blankets, of the 66x84 wool and priced at the lowest price in years. EIN'S -- ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA