anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-22

GOOD TIME ENJOYED AT HUNTINGTON BEACH A get together party was enjoyed last night by a group of friends at Huntington Beach. The party arrived at the beach town in time for a swim before partaking of a beach supper of winners and pickles. After the moon came up and the hour was right for fish, grunion hunting was enjoyed. Those in the group were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kuebler, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith, Bill Kuebler, Herbert Brown, Andy Anderson, Hudd Dyer, Hubert Janss, Fred Shears, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Saunders, Mrs. Opal Wiley, Misses Nellie and Marie Robertson, Bill Ahern; Martha Schwartz, Byron Smith. BEACH PARTY AT SEAL BEACH ENJOYED A beach party was enjoyed last night at Seal Beach by a number of Anaheim and out of town freinds. A supper was served early in the evening and the remainder of the time spent swimming and telling camp fire stores. Those who enjoyed the evening were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Idlor, Everett and Ruth Idlor, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Fergus, Miss Thompson of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haster, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Fergus Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powers, Georgia Powers, Mr. and Mrs. O. Fergus and James Fergus of Long Beach. SURPRISE IN HEAD OF MR. W. AMAC Mrs. Fern Amac day evening at the mother at a surprise of her husband M. The guests gather early and when he was greeted by The rooms were Cecil Brunner rose and music were on the evening. The guests include Smith of Long Beach Muriel Arkley of O Housey, Nettle A Mr. and Mrs. W. P Mrs. U. S. Amack ter Altnow, Mr. a cale, Messrs. Wal Abbott, Ted Kucke REFRESHAMES WE close of the evening AFTERNOON OUT CLUB GUESTS Y Mrs. C. E. Charless yesterday to Club at her home heim. The regular was followed by our social hour. Refreshments we dames Freeman, H Brumagint; Ida Du J. C. Idor, John Ke The club will od through July-August meeting again in O July Brunswick R —ON SALE TODAY In Brunswick Records is embodied a unique Method of Interpretation, advancement of years in recording. Tones are clear, true, Surely the Spirit of Music is reflected in these. We'll welcome you with cheerful and willi CONCERT 10033 1.00 Love is Mine (Teschampcher-Gartner) Tenor 10031 1.00 Waltz in C Sharp Minor—Op. 64, No. 2 (Chopin) Pianoforte Solo 35001 1.75 Ah! Moon of My Delight—From "In a Persian Garden" (Lehman) When My Ships Come Sailing Home (Stewart-Dorel) Tenor SACRED 5053 1.00 Still, Still With Thee (Garrish) Son of God Goes Forth to War (Caller) INSTRUMENTAL 13022 1.25 The Swan (Le Cygne) (Saint-Saens) 'Cello Solo Berceuse from Jocelyn (Godard) 'Cello Solo American Fantasie—Part I (Victor Herbert) American Fantasie—Part II (Victor Herbert) POPULAR 5015 1.00 America (My Country,'Tis of Thee) (Smith-Carey) Mixed Voices Dixie (Emmett) 5056 1.00 Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep (Mitchell-Meyer) Tenor Duet Springtime (Kahn-Friedland) Tenor 2098 1.00 Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows (French-de Freyne) Tenor and Bar Somebody's Mother (Sterling-Von Tilzer) 2099 1.00 Drowsy Head (Irving Berlin-Vaughn Leath) 05c Sauntering Along With Susan (Waren-Curtis) 2101 1.00 Nestle in Your Daddy's Arms (Herscher-Barke) Tenor and Baritone Down Yonder (Gilbert) Tenor and Bartonie FOR DANCING 2104 1.00 Crooning—Fox Trot Introducing "Just a Week from Today" (Caeser) In Your Eyes—One Step Introducing "Andrew" (Ringle-Dyson) 2105 1.00 I Wonder Where My Sweet, Sweet Daddy's Gone—Fox Trot (Star Satanic Blues—Fox Trot (Shields-Christians) 2102 1.00 Tea Leaves—Fox Trot (Whiting) (Orchestral Arrangement by WaJabberwocky—Fox Trot (Kendit-Brockman-Brown-Festival Work Springtime (Kurt Freeland) Tenor Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows (French-de Fresyne) Tenor and Baritone Somebody's Mother (Sterling-Von Tilzer) Drowsy Head (Irving Berlin-Vaughn de Leath) Sauntering Along With Susan (Warren-Curtis) Nestle in Your Daddy's Arms (Herscher-Barke) Tenor and Baritone Down Yonder (Gilbert) Tenor and Baritone FOR DANCING Crooning—Fox Trot Introducing "Just a Week from Today" (Caesca) In Your Eyes—One Step Introducing "Andrew" (Ringle-Dyson) I Wonder Where My Sweet, Sweet Daddy's Gone—Fox Trot (Starlight) Satanic Blues—Fox Trot (Shields-Christians) Tea Leaves—Fox Trot (Whiting) (Orchestral Arrangement by Walt Disney) Jabberwooky—Fox Trot (Kendit-Brockman-Brown-Eastwood-Wesley) Moonbeams—Fox Trot (Price-Stept) I Call You Sunshine—Fox Trot Introducing "Say Yes" (Silvers-Freeman) Cherie (My Dear)—Fox Trot (Bibo) Just Keep a Thought For Me—Fox Trot Introducing "Always" BRUNSWICK RECORDS RECENTLY RECEIVED Bright Eyes—Fox Trot (Motzan-Jerome) Honolulu Eyes—Waltz (Violinsky) When Shadows Fall I Hear You Calling, California—Fox Trot (Isham Wait'll You See—One Step (Ruby-Kalmar) Whip-Poor-Will—Fox Trot (Kern) Look for the Silver Lining—Fox Trot (Kern) Dreamy Paradise—Fox Trot (Van Alstyne-Schmidt) Sweet Woman—Fox Trot (Jones) Dolly—Fox Trot (Wadsworth-Arden) Sidkin—Fox Trot (Pollack) Rosie—Fox Trot (Merkur) Caresser—Fox Trot (Monaco) Kimet—Fox Trot (Herschel-Hentere) Happy—One Step (Hege Play) DANZ PIANO THINK OF MUSIC SURPRISE IN HONOR OF MR. W. AMACK Mrs. Fern Amack entertained Monday evening at the home of her mother at a surprise party in honor of her husband Mr. Wayne Amack. The guests gathered at the home early and when Mr. Amack entered he was greeted by his friends. The rooms were decorated with Coch Brunner roses and ferns. Cards and music were enjoyed throughout the evening. The guests included Misses Buelah Smith of Long Beach, Coy Amack, Muriel Arkley of Garden Grove, Nell Housely, Nettle Abbott of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Altnow, Mr. and Mrs. King Ritcale, Messrs. Walter Nickle, Leslie Abbott, Ted Kuckel, Henry Dolton. Refresherms were served at the close of the evening. AFTERNOON OUT CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain was hostess yesterday to the Afternoon Out Club at her home southwest of Anaheim. The regular business meeting was followed by current events and a social hour. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Freeman, H. H. Crone, W. C. Brumagim, Ida Dutton, J. K. Brown, J. C. Idor, John Kelley, J. O. Reed. The club will adjourn for vacation through July-August and September, meeting again in October. The Baptist church of Garden Grove was the scene of a beautiful wedding last night when Miss Helen Headstrom became the bride of Veron Farquhar of Hollywood. The church was decorated with potted plants, ferns and with garden flowers. Just before the hour of the wedding Miss Hilde Wideberg of Redlands, accompanied by Miss Ruth Violett, sang "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms" and "O Promise Me." Following this Miss Violett played the Lohengrin wedding march, and Rev. George Franels of the Orange Baptist church entered, while from the rear of the church and in either aisle entered the ushers and bridgesmaids. Messrs. L. Burr Belvin of San Diego, George Headstrom, brother of the bride, Curtis Sawyer of Los Angeles. The ushers were followed by the groomsman, Harold Wright of Hollywood, and the bridegroom. Down the other aisle came Miss Grace Davis, gowned in a dainty frock of orchid organdie trimmed in organdie flowers with hat to match. She carried a spray of flowers of orchid shade, designed in garden hat shape. Miss Alice Farquhar, sister of the bridegroom, entered next, dressed in a frock of yellow orchid trimmed with organdie flowers and wearing a hat of same shade. Miss Grace Headstrom, sister of the bride, was the third maid and she was daintily dressed in a pink orchid frock with hat and flowers to match. She was followed by Miss Jennie Headstrom, elder sister of the bride, as maid of honor. She was exquisitely gowned in a creation of blue radium lace over dainty satin and carried a sheaf of deep pink roses and ferns. Preceding the bride entered little Miss Lucille Griggs, as flower girl. She looked strickingly pretty in her frock of nile green organdie and carried a basket of flowers which she scattered before the bride. Following the bridal party came Miss Headstrom in a gown of white crepe meteor satin designed with Dutchess lace and pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and bridges roses tied with large bows of tulle and dainty knotted white ribbon. Her veil was of Dutchess lace design and hung to the hem of her dress. It was caught to her hair with orange blossoms with a coronet. Headstrom, who gave her away. The single ring ceremony was used during which the strains of the wedding march were softly played. The bridal party left the church to the Mendlasshohn march, after which an informal reception was held at the vestibule. After congratulations were received the bridal party was given a formal reception at the home of the bride on the Garden Grove road. The rooms at the home were decorated with baskets of larkspurs and corsepsus. A short program of music was enjoyed. Mrs. Farquhar then cut the large wedding cake. Just before going to her room to prepare for traveling, Mrs. Farquhar gave her brides' bouquet to her sister, Miss Jennie Headstrom, as a token of love. Following the reception the bride and groom left for a short honeymoon. They will return the after part of the week and be at home to their friends at St Andrews Place, Hollywood. The traveling suit of Mrs. Farquhar was of blue. Her gloves, shoes and hat were of pearl gray. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Headstrom and is well known among the younger set. She attended the local high school and was always popular. She was recently a student of Redlands university. Mr. Farquhar is the son of Mr. and Mrs.J.D.Farquhar of Redlands and is engaged in a tire business in that city. PIANO RECITAL BY SEITZ PUPILS Mrs. Ruth L.Seltz will present her pupils in recital at Guild Hall of the Episcopal Church tonight at 7:30. They will be assisted by Miss Ruth Paddock violinist. The following program will be presented. Following is the program: The Jolly Huntsman...Merkel Wray Pomeroy Playing Catch...Blake Martha Wallingford Wooden Shoe Dance...Krogmann Jack Hensley Mazurka...Chopin Birds...Wright Jessie Johnston The Cello...Blake Joe Stroup Buttercup...Loth Sunshine...Mana-Zucca Lois Bevillard Northland, Cradle Song...Gaynor Serenade...Gaynor Lucille Hatfield Spanish Dance...Moszkowski Helen Manter Wick Records TODAY— Method of Interpretation, marking the most notable Tones are clear, true—more beautiful. Music is reflected in these records. cheerful and willing service CONCERT Tenor . Mario Chamlee (Chopin) Pianoforte Solo . Leopold Godowsky Persian Garden" (Lehmann) Tenor . Theo Karle Swart-Dorel) Tenor . Theo Karle SACRED Criterion Male Quartet Criterion Male Quartet INSTRUMENTAL Willem Willeke Solo . Willem Willeke Bert) New York Police Band Bert) New York Police Band POPULAR With-Carey) Mixed Voices . Collegiate Choir Criterion Male Quartet Meyer) Tenor Duet . James Sheridan and James Lynch de-Freyney) Tenor and Baritone Chas Hart and Elliott Shaw Leath) Strand Male Trio Bartis) Strand Male Quartet Barke) Tenor and Baritone . Billy Jones and Ernest Hare one . Billy Jones and Ernest Hare FOR DANCING Week from Today" (Caesar-Rale) Carl Fenton's Orchestra Andrew" (Ringle-Dyson) Carl Fenton's Orchestra Gone—Fox Trot (Stark) Bennie Krueger's Orchestra Ans) Bennie Krueger's Orchestra Central Arrangement by Walter Haunches) Rudy Wildeoff's Californians Wooden Shoe Dance . Krogmann Jack Hensley Mazurka . Chopin Birds . Wright Jessie Johnston The 'Cello . Blake Joe Stroup Buttercup . Loth Sunshine . Mana-Zucca Lois Bevillard Northland Cradle Song . Gaynor Serenade . Gaynor Lucille Hatfield Spanish Dance . Moszkowski Helen Manter Song of the Ploughman . Bachmann Marlan Utter Chacome . Durand Frances Reed Huntsman's Song . Schumann Joyous Farmer . Schumann Dale Hensley. Minuet de Mozart . Schulhoff Nellie Sackett Come Dance With Me . Schmitt Minuet . Mozart Elsa Bieger Violin Solos—Viennese Melody .. Gaertner-Kreisler To a Wild Rose..... MacDowell Hartmann Miss Ruth Paddock Hunting Song . Gurlitt Jack Hartfield Peasants' Dance . Blake Leason Pomeroy Valse Op. 62 No. 11. . Gurlitt Johanna Lemke Swedish Wedding March. Soderman Frank Sackett In a Toy Shop . Cadman Katherine Efker Orientale . Caesar Cul Vernon Peck La Czarina . Ganne Guy Duckworth Waltz . Rogers Hazel Manter Pomponette . Durand Mary Easton Minuet . Pederewski William Seitz Second Waltz. Godard Norma Brastad Rushing Waters . Orth Lavinia O'Toole Fur Elfse . Beethoven Eleanor Longworth MRS. SWOPE HOSTESS TO BRIDGE CLUB Mrs. Leslie Swope of Hollywood entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of the Tuesday Bridge Club, Twelve members and friends motored from Anaheim to the home and enjoyed the afternoon at cards. Mrs. John Ruether scored high. A short social hour was enjoyed at the close of the games and refreshments were served. WEAVER-McCOY FOR DANCING Week from Today" (Caesar-Rale) Carl Fenton's Orchestra Andrew" (Ringle-Dyson) Carl Fenton's Orchestra Ya Gone—Fox Trot (Stark) Bennie Krueger's Orchestra Bennie Krueger's Orchestra Central Arrangement by Walter Haenchen) Rudy Wiedoef's Californians Brown-Eastwood-Weslyn) Rudy Wiedoef's Californians Green Brothers' Novelty Band Say Yes" (Silvers-Frey) Green Brothers' Novelty Band Introducing "Always" (Burnett-Fischer-Kroll) Carl Fenton's Orchestra RECORDS RECENTLY RELEASED Carl Fenton's Orchestra California—Fox Trot (Isham Jones) Isham Jones' Orchestra Isham Jones' Orchestra Isham Jones' Orchestra Isham Jones' Orchestra All Star Trio Green Brothers' Novelty Band Carl Fenton's Orchestra Green Brothers' Novelty Band Isham Jones' Orchestra Isham Jones' Orchestra EVENING AT BEACH ENJOYED TUESDAY Evening at the beach was enjoyed last night when a group of the friends of Mrs. M. E. Canby motored to her cottage for supper, after which some enjoyed swimming. Dancing and other beach sports were enjoyed afterwards. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sidnam, Mr. and Mrs. Clém Staples, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Rilley, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hathaway, Miss Francis Backs, S. S. Conklin. CLOSING OUT The Cable Millinery Store is closing out their entire stock of millinery. Mrs. S. C. Cable and Mrs. M. T. Moyer, who have conducted the business for the past eight years, are retiring from business and leaving Anaheim, but with no definite plans for the future. Second Week of Falkenstein's Semi-Annual Clearance Now On! From the Standpoint Now On! From the Standpoint of Values Offered as Well as Quantity, the Biggest Merchandising Event of the Year! Tell Your Neighbors! Tell Your Neighbors! Ask Your Neighbors! Falkenstein's Anaheim California