anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-21

PAGE FOUR OPENING Monday, May 23, 19 For Your Convenience, a BRANCH of the Well Known American Dye Works of Los Angeles AMERICAN DYE WORKS 33 YEARS EXPERIENCE Odorless Dry Cleaning AND DEPENDABLE DYEING We call and deliver promptly Phone 697 H. C. SMALL, Orange County Mgr. 313 East Ce ANAHEIM Your Last Chance Tomorrow to See the VALENCIA ORANGE SHOW Join the Crowds in the Big Tent. You’ll Enjoy this Beautiful Show —See Our Valencias at Their Golden Best — Show Open Tomorrow 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Adults 50¢; Children 25¢; no war tax. ANAHEIM See Our Valencias at Their Golden Best Show Open Tomorrow 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Adults 50c; Children 25c; no war tax. ANAHEIM St. Ann's Inn New, Modern, Homelike Breakfast 50c and 90c Luncheon, 12 to 2, 75c Dinner, 6 to 8, $1.50 Special Sunday Dinner, 12 to 3 $1.50 Sunday Supper, Southern Style 6 to 8 $1.00 Rates $2.50 and up. Special Commercial Rates Santa Ana California 15 minutes by paved boulevard from the Orange Show Telephone Santa Ana 626 CUISINE UNEXCELLED ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD Society CARRIE LOU EVANS, Editor Telephone 540 AMUSEMENTS IN ANAHEIM Sunday Fairyland—Wallace Reid in "The Love Special." Grand—"Down on the Farm," a great comedy. Orange Show—American Legion Day. Dr. George T. Harding, brother of President Harding, will address American Legion men at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. STAR WHIST GUESTS YESTERDAY AT TEMPLE The Star Whist Club met yesterday afternoon in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. J. T. Lyon scored high, Mrs. E. H. Metcalf second, Mrs. W. E. McCann third and Mrs. H. Hansen fourth. Following the games the hostesses of the afternoon, Mrs. J. T. Lyon and Mrs. J. A. Clayes, served a delicious luncheon. The tables were decorated with pink and white roses and ferns. Those present were Mesdames Eva Boyd, J. Sackett, A. Nowotny, H. O. Henderson, C. A. Griggs, S. Lybarger, E. T. Metcalf, O. W. Fergus, W. P. Webb, J. Kellenberger, Blanche Daniels, Wm. Jackson, E. H. Adams, M. Squier, W. E. McCann, D. Hasson, J. A. Clayes, Dahlman, Corchran, Lacey, H. Hansen, W. P. Quarton, J. T. Lyon, J. P. Probst and Miss Jessie Boyd. FORMER ANAHEIM MAN MARRIES Mr. and Mrs. Otto Storm of El Monte announce the marriage of their son, Hans O. Storm, to Miss Grace Camp of Palo Alto. Hans Storm will be remembered by many of the Anaheim business men and also the morning's sales. Many of the articles of food were to be brought in this afternoon and will be sold out before evening. Everything taken in this morning was sold out before noon time today. This will make a goodly sum for these girls to apply to the piano fund for the department of the Sunday school. WEDDING AT WHITE TEMPLE, MAY 27, NEXT FRIDAY A wedding at the White Temple, which creates much interest, will take place May 27. This is a big social event, as the bride-to-be stated today that she had purchased her fancy wearing apparel, not direct from Paris and New York, but from Anaheim where as lovely gowns can be purchased as well as anywhere in the world. She says her wedding gown is a dream of beauty and was obtained from one of Anaheim's best costumers. Batoire, a well known lyric soprano, who has sung for some of the most critical musicians, has consented to sing Rev. George Imba Sceibe, a particular friend of the Janes family and a man of great power, will perform the ceremony. Owing to the illness of Miss Jones' secretary, no invitations have been issued, but it was learned today that they will be given out at the morning session of the Fidelis and Men's Bible classes at the White Temple at $30. Miss Jones urges all members of the classes and those that would like to become members to be present Sunday, so that they may be in on the secret. ARTHUR SANDER HAS Cleaning ING omptly 313 East Center St. ANAHEIM, CAL. Pressed, $1.50 FORMER ANAHEIM MAN MARRIES Mr. and Mrs. Otto Storm of El Monte announce the marriage of their son, Hans O. Storm, to Miss Grace Camp of Palo Alto. Hans Storm will be remembered by many of the Anaheim business men and also the former students of the Anaheim high school where he was enrolled as a student. The marriage took place at the home of the bride at Stanford. Palo Alto, today. Miss Camp and Mr. Storm were both graduates of that university. The young couple will take a week's camping trip and then spend a few weeks at Portland, Ore., where Mr. Storm is sent by the Federal Telegraph Company in the capacity of radio-engineer. Their permanent home will be in Palo Alto. H. O. Storm is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Storm, formerly of Anaheim. HOME-KEEPERS MET YESTERDAY The Home-Keepers Circle of West Anaheim were guests yesterday of Mrs. Verna Miller. The time was passed with music and piecing quilts. Late in the afternoon a light luncheon was served. The guests were Mesdames Parsons of Orange, M. O. Kellogg, Stella Hollingsworth, M. E. Bever, Henry R. Swartzbaugh, and L. A. Evans. COOKED FOOD SALE BIG SUCCESS The cooked food sale of the Sunshine Philathea class of the M.E. Sunday school has totaled $20 for this All Popular Songs Demonstrated By Anaheim Valencia Show Song (set to music of old song "Bedcaila." Oh people, dear, and did you hear The talk that's going round? How down in Orange county A perfect place they've found? This world, it is a grand old world, As you and I have felt, But it made it quite complete, This Orange Belt. Chorus Valencia, I'd like to "pinch" you; Valencia, I love you so. You be my Golden Talesman—I'll teach you how to grow. I've something sweet to tell you, And this much you must know, Oh, Valencia—encia—encia, I've made up my mind to "chinch" you; Valencia, I love you so. Then listen here, I'll make it clear, In this most perfect clime, There's a blooming little city, And they call it "An-aheim." They are coming from the eastward, And from out the middle west, For they keep a nearing Anaheim—"Anaheim is best." Chorus So please come to our Valencia show In Orange county fair, Where piles of Golden Beauties bright Are spread out everywhere, But whether it be oranges, This much we still protest, Oh, Sweetheart, young or old, "Sunkist" is best! LEAGUE OF NATIONS HAS 100 TREATIES GENEVA.—(By Malt to United Press).—That open diplomacy has made some progress since the war—despite all setbacks—was shown today when the league of nations announced a total of 100 international treaties had now been duly registered with it since Versailles. The last bundle to arrive included the Russo-British trade agreement, recently signed at London. Of the 100 mentioned above, England has registered 23. The Ambassador's Council, acting for the allied powers, has sent in 13, while Germany and France have each recorded 12. All Popular Songs Demonstrated By Howard L. Potter Hammel’s Music Store 124 E. Center St. Phone 145 AUTO TOPS Sent Covers, Plate Glass, Quarter Curtains, Trimmings EARL FARRIS Phone 668 226 S. Los Angeles Saturday, May 21, 1921 Fairyland Theatre Sunday and Monday Wallace Reid and Agnes Ayres in "The Love Special" A Paramount Picture Wallace Reid is widely known as the athletic star. This is perhaps because of the many outdoor pictures in which he has appeared, and wherein he has shown in many striking and realistic scenes, his athletic prowess. He has been seen in many thrilling fisticounters, he has raced madly around the great automobile courses for scenes in the series of auto race pictures in which he starred for Paramount—in fact in nearly every picture in which he is seen his physical powers have been displayed. Thus, it is apparent that "The Love Special," a powerful railroad story, at Fairyland theater Sunday and Monday, the scenes of which are laid in the mountains, is an ideal subject for a Wallace Reid picture. This is undoubtedly one of the most thoroughly out-door stories with which the star has yet been provided as the basis for a picture. It is of the same type of story as "The Valley of the Giants," in which Mr. Reid starred and which proved one of his most popular pictures. In the new production, the star plays the role of a railroad construction engineer and the majority of the scenes are exterior, filmed on mountain locations. With each new picture Mr. Reid's popularity grows. The Leading Music Store in Orange County extends to you a most cordial invitation to use its many conveniences while in the city. DANZ PIANO CO. Prest-O-Lite STARTING & LIGHTING Storage Battery Frest-O-Lite STARTING & LIGHTING Storage Battery Has Your Battery Anything “On the Bench”? 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