anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-23

WONDERFUL VALUES IN STYLISH SUMMER SHOES Good News about new Shoes—a big shipment just received, and we pass them along to you at saving prices. Kafateria Shoe Store ANAHEIM OFFERS BIG SPECIAL SUMMER OXFORDS 100 pairs of high grade Oxfordes—many are hand turned—all are wonderful vales. Special ... $1.00 SPORT OXFORDS Sport Oxfords of the fine fabric with leather trimming of either black or brown, $5 values. Special ... $3.98 MEN'S SHOES Several lines of high grade shoes for men—browns and blacks, either Blucher or English. Values to $9. Special ... $4.98 MEN'S CANVAS OXFORDS White Canvas Oxfords — cool and comfortable. Buy them now. Special ... $2.48 Soft and Easy HOUSE SLIPPERS House Slippers with one Strap—They're very comfortable. Special ... $1.98 JENKS-ROTH NUPTIALS AT REDLANDS Many friends from Anaheim and Fullerton attended the wedding of Miss Ruby Roth of Redlands and Orla Jenks of Fullerton at the home of the bride last night. The ceremony was held in the moonlight. The lawn was arranged with a bower of roses and ferns, some trees. The entrance for bridal party was a bower of palms. The wedding march was heard from the screened porch of the home. Promptly at 8 o'clock the bride and bridegroom entered the gate and took their places before the minister, Rev. Clark of Fullerton. The double ring ceremony was used. Following the wedding luncheon was served, Mr. and Mrs. Jenks left for a honeymoon immediately. On their return they will reside in Fullerton where Mr. Jenks is in business. Miss Roth will be remembered as one of the teachers in the Fullerton schools where she made many friends. FORMER ANAHEIM GIRL ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Many of the friends of Miss Margaret Dick, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dick formerly of Anaheim now of Glandale will be happy to hear of the announcement of her engagement to Ralph Penland of San Francisco. Saturday night, the Beta Phi Sorority of H.S.C. held its annual banquet at Five Hundred Watny made high Stroup second and Placentia the cone. Following the events were served centered with a bouquet ferns. Those dames Wm. La Fred James, Joe der, Alvin Nowat Mauer, H. Heying, and C. W. Blattner. PRESBYTERIAN HONORS GRADUATE The graduate Presbyterian University honored at the Wallop yesterday by the Woman's Sunday School of is president and The home was ed with garden gold for the Fuller and the Anaheim Corlopsus and with ferns were sage and button placed at each place cards were the freshman class person and each finding their p favors were min comfortable. Buy them now. Special $2.48 Soft and Easy HOUSE SLIPPERS House Slippers with one Strap—They're very comfortable. $1.98 INFANTS' SOFT SOLE SHOES Big assortment of Mary Janes and button styles. Special 79c HEADQUARTERS FOR SANDALS Elkalin or Brown Chrome Babies' sizes $1.00 Sizes 5 to 8 $1.48 Sizes 8 to 11 $1.69 Sizes 11 to 2 $1.89 SCOUTS $2.75 Scout Shoes for men and boys. All sizes $2.75 MARY JANES Mary Janes of good material. Specially priced. Babies' sizes $1.48 Sizes 5 to 11 $1.98 Sizes 11 to 2 $2.48 BOYS' BROWN ENGLISH Stylish serviceable shoes at a saving worth while. All sizes. Special $3.98 CANVAS OXFORDS Cool fabric Oxfords with lots of wear and comfort, either Military or sport Heels. All sizes. Special $2.98 TENNIS SHOES FOR LESS Tennis shoes and Oxfords in black or white, all sizes. Special $1.48 New lot of Fancy Strap Pumps, Browns and Blacks, either military or Baby French heels, $7 value $4.98 Fancy Crossed Strap Canvas Pumps—Cool and comfortable $2.48 FORMER ANAHEIM GIRL ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Many of the friends of Miss Margaret Dick, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dick formerly of Anaheim now of Glandale will be happy to hear of the announcement of her engagement to Ralph Penland of San Francisco. Saturday night, the Beta Phi Sorority of U.S.C. held its annual banquet at the Hotel Vista Del Arroya in Pasadena at which time this announcement was made. Miss Dick has been teaching in San Francisco for the past year where she met Mr. Penland, who is a business man of that city. The marriage will take place early this winter. Margaret Dick will be remembered by many of Anaheim people with whom she made friends while here and attending University. ATTEND BRIDAL RECEPTION AT MAYWOOD Mr. and Mrs. A.W.Wood attended the bridal reception given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wood at Maywood last night in honor of the marriage of his niece, Miss Elizabeth C.Wood of that city. Mrs Wood became the bride of Paul Wetzel of El Centro yesterday at a quiet ceremony in Los Angeles witnessed only by a few relatives. Many friends and relatives were present at the reception given last night. Afterwards the bride and groom left for a short honeymoon. MRS. LA MONT HOSTESS LAST NIGHT Mrs. Vic LaMont entertained last night in honor of the Wednesday gold for the Fuller and the Anaheim. Corlopsus and with ferns were sage and button placed at each place cards were the freshman class person and each finding their p favors were min with gold and blue During dinner days were asked ston, who presided had the pleasure After dinner s Miss Jessie Cool "Reminescences of Miss Alice White casion and the D Mrs.H.A.John the "Future" and the diplomas.Boil arose and s "The Recessional song"The Blue mainder of the music and lookin of past years. The invited g che Fulweilder College, Kenneth Pearson of Occle Johnston of Full for College Fresh Alice White,Luc Coons, Irvin Tannerberger, June He Margaret Schneider of Bile Institute. The committed lop were Miss Mesdames C.A. and O.H.Renne New lot of Fancy Strap Pumps, Browns and Blacks, either military or Baby French heels, $7 value ... $4.98 Fancy Crossed Strap Canvas Pumps— Cool and comfortable ... $2.48 Men's Fine Dress Shoes, English or Blucher, brown or black; all sizes; $8 and $7 values ... $4.98 MEN'S $5 AND $6 SHOES GO FOR $3.98. In this lot you will find shoes of gun metal in a number of excellent styles ... $3.98 CANVAS MARY JANES—All sizes from 11½ in Misses' to 8 in Women's; made with vulcanized rubber soles ... $1.25 Women's Canvas One-Strap Pump and low heel Oxford ... $2.48 Canvas Low Shoes for Women, $4 and $5 values ... $1.98 SUEDE STRAP PUMPS — New Styles, Gray Suede, all sizes ... $5.98 MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES— Made of tan grain leather; Blucher cut; a $5 value ... $3.98 Baby's firt steppers, soft uppers, flexible soles ... $1.48 WOMEN'S WHITE BUCK OX-FORDS—In the late spring styles, values to $7 ... $4.98 Free Toys—Premium Tickets with Every Purchase afateria Shoe Store West Center St., ANAHEIM New COLUMBIA For July POPULAR SONGS A2608 {Sweet Love—Comediana Orch. Accomp... 10" $5c She Walks in Her Husband's Sleep... A2406 Nestle in Your Daddy's Arms—Tenor Solo, Orch... 10" $5c Punker Up and Whistle (Till the Clouds Roll)... A2297 Broken Moon—Comedienne, Orch. Accomp... 10" $5c In a Little Front Perier (On an Old Back Step)... A2407 Hortense—Tenor Solo, Orch. Accomp... 10" $5c Oh, Sweet Amelia—Tenor Solo, Orch. Accomp... A2405 Don't You Remember the Time?—Tenor Duet... 10" $5c Dear Little Street Back Home—Tenor Duet... DANCE MUSIC A3404 Moonlight—Fox-Trot ... 10" $5c Rebecon (Come Back from Mooca)—Fox-Trot... Yerkes' J... A3402 Hakum—Fox-Trot ... Art H... 10" $5c Cherry Cherokee—Fox-Trot ... Art H... 10" $5c Wishing—Intro. Singin' the Blues—Fox-Trot... J... 10" $5c I'm Coming Back to You—Maybe—Fox-Trot... T... A3402 Some Little Bird—Fox-Trot… Coon-Sanders... J... 10" $5c Mon Romme (My Maid)—Fox-Trot... Yerkes' J... A3401 Good-bye—Fox-Trot... Columbia... J... 10" $5c Dreaming—Fox-Trot... Columbia... J... A6185 Wyoming—Medley Walts... The Metropolis... J... 12" $1.25 Where the Lazy Mississippi Flows... The Metropolis... EXCLUSIVE ARTIST SYMPHONY 7855 Thy Beaming Eyes—(MacDowell)—Soprano... J... 10" $1.00 Oh, Dry Those Tears—(Riego)—Baritone Sol... 12" $1.50 The Heart Bowl's Down—(Balfe)—From 'The Bartone Solo, Orch. Accomp... J... 10" $1.00 Oh Promise Me—(DeKoven)—Mezzo-Soprano... J... 10" $1.00 I Love You Truly—(Bond)—Mezzo-Soprano... J... A3305 Bendemeer's Stream—(Arr. by Gattie)... J... 10" $1.00 Flow Gentle, Sweet Afton—(Spilman)—Baritone... J... A3308 Rock of Ages—(Hastings)—Contralto Solo... J... 10" $1.00 Shall We Gather at the River—(Lowry)... J... A3308 Humming—Violin Solo, Josef Bonine at the Plain... J... Darling—Violin Solo, Josef Bonine at the Plain... NOVELTY RECORDS [Imprestione of Nuples—Part II, Walzt.] La NuItalian Fox-Trot—(Arr. by Romani)] .. La Nu- Austin Music PIANOS Phone 350W. 308 E. Center ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD Eevening Club at her home on Chartres street. The evening was spent at Five Hundred. Mrs. Alvin Nowatny made high score, Mrs. Joe Stroup second and Mrs. Blattner of Placentia the consolation. Following the games light refreshments were served. The tables were centered with a basket of blue daisies and ferns. Those present were Mesdames Wm. Lake, C. D. Harrison, Fred James, Joe Stroup, Ed. Schneider, Alvin Nowatny, L. P. Bonnat, F. Mauer, H. Heying, R. Wilson F. Cline and C. W. Blattner. PRESBYTERIAN CLASS HONORS GRADUATES The graduate members of the Presbyterian Sunday School were honored at the home of Mrs. Wm. T. Wallop yesterday at a dinner served by the Woman's Bible Class of the Sunday School of which Mrs. Wallop is president and Mr. Wckett teacher. The home was beautifully decorated with garden flowers in blue and gold for the Fullerton Junior College and the Anaheim High school. Corlopsus and batchelor buttons with ferns were used. A dainty corsage and button hole boquet was placed at each plate for the guests. Place cards were in the nature of the freshman class pictures of each person and each had the pleasure of finding their place by this means. Favors were miniature diplomas tied CLASS 1920 HAVE REUNION WEDNESDAY The class of 1920 held its annual reunion at the High School last night, where a banquet was served. Decorations of yellow scotch broom and ferns were used with place cards of the same scheme marking the places of the guests. At the close of the dinner the students arose and sang the school song "The Blue and Gold." A short program was presented with the following numbers: Piano solo, Harry Briscoe; vocal solo, Mary Lough, accompanied by Miss Marlon Wallace; trombone solo, Oswald Stock, accompanied by Miss Wallace. This was followed by games and music. Those present were Mises Frieda Heineman, Ruth Omar, Ida Manter, Vesta Newsome, Marlon Wallace, Grace Headstrom, Marjorie Utter, Mildred Spane, Mary Lough, Norma and Leone Schnidler, Blanche Lensing, Midge Hilend, Helen Marburger Thora Baxter, Margaret Billig, Jessie Millken, Messrs. Elmer Rogers, Charles Lake, Al Stiecaman, Clyde Healton, Robert Easton, Kenneth Goddale, Thompson, Harry Briscoe, Alexander Henry, Lloyd Ross, Howard Pannier, Oswald Stock, Alfred and Wilbert Bonny, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayes. MR. AND MRS. WEST GIVES RECEPTION A reception by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider assisted by Miss Mackey West was tendered last night to Mr. and Mrs. Burr West of Los Angeles, brother of Miss West and Mrs. Schneider. Mr. West and Miss Christine Stineman were quietly married in Misses Bernice Nevins, Myrille Findlay, Hilda Malmsten, Messrs. Harvey Osborn, Allan Crum, Bill Wymore. DOMESTIC SCIENCE HAVE MEETING The Domestic Science section of the Anaheim Ebell Society met yesterday afternoon in the Masonic Temple with Mesdames E. B. Camp, Juan Bandiri, McFarren and "Mills and hostess committee." Plans for a bazaar to be held early in the fall were discussed. A picnic and dance were also arranged for next month to be held at Orange county park. The idea of members giving teas with card games was discussed in order to swell the building fund, and passed. Carnations were sent to Mrs. J. H. Garnett. Elections was held, and Mrs. R. B. Herman was reinstalled as president. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. B. G. N. CLUB GUESTS TUESDAY The B. G. N. Club of Placentia were guests Tuesday p.m. of Mrs. C. W. Blattner. The time was occupied playing Five Hundred. Mrs. Fred Cline scored high, Mrs. Bowen second and Mrs. Wm. Berkenstock received the consolation. Light refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. Those present were Mesdames Bowen, Mitchell, O'Brien, Sullivan, Percy Bradford, Fred Cline, Mann, Palmer, A. Pierttl, Henry Tuffree, T. McFadden, Wm. Berkenstock. INFORMAL EVENING GIVEN BY MISSES WICKER The Misses Hannah, Gertrude and Anna Wicker entertained a number ed with garden flowers in blue and gold for the Fullerton Junior College and the Anahiem High school. Coriopsus and batchelor buttons with ferns were used. A dainty corsage and button hole boquet was placed at each plot for the guests. Place cards were in the nature of the freshman class pictures of each person and each had the pleasure of finding their place by this means. Favors were miniature diplomas tied with gold and blue ribbons. During dinner questions of school days were asked by Mrs. H. A. Johnston, who presided, and each guest had the pleasure of answering. After dinner speeches were given. Miss Jessie Coons on "The Past," "Reminescences of Freshman Days"; Miss Alice White, "The Present," Occasion and the Dignity of Senior Days. Mrs. H. A. Johnston then spoke of the "Future" and each guest opened the diplomas. Before adjourning they all arose and sang the class song "The Recessional" and the school song "The Blue and Gold." The remainder of the evening was spent in music and looking over the annuals of past years. The invited guests included Blanche Fulweidler of Fullerton Junior College, Kenneth Nagle and Charles Pearson of Occidental College, Lillie Johnston of Fullerton High and Junior College Freshman, Emma Owens, Alice White, Lucyllie Johnston, Jessie Coons, Irvin Tanner, George Koehlberger, June Heald, Nettle Abbott, Margaret Schneider and Hazel Holly of Bile Institute, Los Angeles. The committee assisting Mrs. Wallop were Miss Margaret Rae and Mesdames C. A. Pearson, A. Nagle, and O. H. Renner. MR. AND MRS. WEST GIVES RECEPTION A reception by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider assisted by Miss Mackey West was tendered last night to Mr. and Mrs. Burr West of Los Angeles, brother of Miss West and Mrs. Schneider. Mr. West and Miss Christine Stineman were quietly married in Los Angeles last Wednesday and stopped on their return from a honeymoon spent in the South. Decorations were in pink with the dinner service carried out in the same scheme. Burr West formerly resided in Anaheim and will be remembered by many business men and young people of Anaheim. P.E.O.MEMBERS ENJOY PICNIC The P.E.O. members and their families enjoyed a chicken supper at Orange county park last night. They met early in the evening in town and motored to the resort. The time was passed with sports. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ward and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peerson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Drake and family, Mr. and Mrs. Van de Veer, Mr. and Mrs. Edmison, Mr. and Mrs. Waynick, Sr., and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Waynick, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J.K.Langdon, Mr. and Mrs.C.C.Smith and family, Miss Bella Walker, Mrs.Manter, Mrs.Walker, guest of Mrs.Petersen. MISS McDANIEL BECOMES BRIDE A quick marriage ceremony was performed Tuesday at the Methodist parsonage when Rev.J.A.Geissinger united Miss Viola McDaniel of Placentia and Ralph Swoap of Brea in marriage. Both young people are well known among the business men and younger sets of the two towns. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.Swoap left for a short honeymoon. Mrs.Lulu McDaniel, mother of the bride, attended the ceremony. RICE-STARR NUPTIALS AT REDLANDS TONIGHT INFORMAL EVENING GIVEN BY MISSES WICKER The Misses Hannah, Gertrude and Anna Wicker entertained a number of school friends at their home last night at an informal party. Dancing and games were enjoyed. At a late hour light refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Helen Daley, Margaret Stewart, Elizabeth Reeves, Viola Vaher, Messrs A.Yorba, M.Yorba, F.Hevmelhalch, E.Reeves, B.Goodwin, A.Brunnett, J.Brunnett, E.Daley. PASSES ON Mrs. Chris Kipp, who has been ill at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Seifton, at North and West streets, for the past three months died this morning. She is survived by her father and mother and other relatives. Harry D.Riley, Studebaker dealer, reports the sale of a Light Six Studebaker Touring to Mr.R.L Howell of Orange, a Studebaker Special Six Touring to Mr.Wm.Duges of Anaheim, a Studebaker Sedan to Mr.Henry Heying of Anaheim. DISCUSS PLANS. Conferendes with architects who are drawing plans for the new school buildings which are proposed at Orange and bonds for which totaling $160,000 were recently voted were expected to occupy the full time of a called meeting of the local board of education. UMBIA Records On Sale Today POPULAR SONGS Redlann, Orch. Accomp...Van and Schenck New Husband's Sleep...Van and Schenck Buddys' Arms—Tenor Solo, Orch. Accomp. Frank Crumit Whistle (Till the Clouds Roll By)...Frank Crumit Mediienne, Orch. Accomp...Nora Bayes Parker (On an Old Back Street)...Nora Bayes Solo, Orch. Accomp...Frank Crumit Tenor Solo, Orch. Accomp...Frank Crumit uber the Time?—Tenor Duet Stephens and Marsh Back Hemo—Tenor Duet..Campbell and Burr DANCE MUSIC Rot ...The Happy Six Black from Mooca)—Fox-Trot Yerkee' Jazarimba Orchestra Art Hickman's Orchestra Fox-Trot ...Art Hickman's Orchestra Singin' the Blues—Fox-Trot Yerkee' Jazarimba Orchestra To You—Maybe—Fox-Trot Ted Lewis' Jazz Band Fox-Trot ...Coon-Sanders Novelty Orchestra Mah)—Fox-Trot...Yerkee' Jazarimba Orchestra Rot ...Columbia Saxophone Sextette Columbia Saxophone Sextette Waltz ...The Metropolitan Dance Player Mississippi Flows The Metropolitan Dance Player MOVE ARTIST SYMPHONY RECORDS Greece—MacDowell)—Soprano Solo Huida Luchanaka Ears—Riego)—Baritone Solo...Louis Graveure Down—Balfs)—From "The Bohemian Girl"... Orch. Accomp...Louis Graveure (DeKoven)—Mexico-Soprano Solo Barbarn Maurel (Bond)—Mezzo-Soprano Solo Barbarn Maurel Amm—Arr. by Gatt...Ocari Seagle Afton—Spilman)—Baritone Solo Oscar Seagle Hastings)—Contralto Solo...Cyrena Van Gordon at the River—Lowry)...Cyrena Van Gordon Solo, Josef Bonine at the Plano Eddy Brown Solo, Josef Bonine at the Plano Eddy Brown NOVELTY RECORDS Aphes—Part II, Waltz...La Nuova Orch. dl Napoll (Arr. by Romahl)...La Nuova Orch. dl Napoll Music Co. PIANOS 308 E. Center, Anaheim Both young people are well known among the business men and younger sets of the two towns. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Swoap left for a short honeymoon. Mrs. Lulu McDaniel, mother of the bride, attended the ceremony. RICE-STARR NUPTIALS AT REDLANDS TONIGHT Miss Raye Rice formerly a nurse at the Anaheim Sanatarium will become the bride this evening of Edwin Starr of Brea at the home of the bride in Redlands. Close friends and relatives of the bride and groom will be present. Following the ceremony a reception will be held and then the bride and bride-groom will leave for a short honeymoon. On their return they will reside near Anaheim. Those attending from Anaheim will be Raymond Potter Alvin Siewert, Miss Margaret Lasrh, Miss Lillian Dumke. STANDARD BEARERS HONOR MEMBERS The Standard Bearers of the Method church met at the home of Mrs. George M. Tedwick near Orange for a cafeteria supper at 6:30 last night. The occasion was a farewell to Miss Lucylle Baker, who will leave soon for a northern ranch home, and to Miss Isabelle Strutt. Following the dinner moon light games and music were enjoyed on the lawn. There were 45 members present to bid farewell to their friends. MARSHMALLOW ROAST AT CARBON CANYON A marshmallow roast was enjoyed by a few of the young people of Anaheim last night at Carbon Canyon. Many other good things to eat were in evidence. Following supper games and hiking were enjoyed. Those present were SPECIAL SALE Bien Jolie Corsets and Brassieres Friday and Saturday of this week we shall have a complete sample line of Bien Jolie Corsets and Brassiers in odd sizes which shall sell at one-half off. They are very fine garments. THE ANAHEIM CORSET SHOP 215 West Center Street Friday and Saturday only EVENING MISSES WICKER Hannah, Gertrude and entertained a number of their home last formal party. Dancing were enjoyed. Nour light refreshments Those present were Daley, Margaret Stew-Reeves, Viola Vaher, Orba, M. Yorba, F. Hev-Reeves, B. Goodwin, A. Brunnett, E. Daley. Kipp, who has been ill of her parents, Mr. and at North and West the past three months, ning. She is survived by mother and other relley, Studebaker dealer. Title of a Light Six Stude- to Mr. R. L. Howell of Studebaker Special Six Mr. Wm. Duges of Ana-ebaker Sedan to Mr. g of Anaheim. CUSS PLANS. with architects who plans for the new school which are proposed at bonds for which total-were recently voted, d to occupy the full led meeting of the local location. Take it from the Anaheim Vulcanizing Works that THE fact that a bee produces honey is small consolation to the fellow who has been stung. A cheerful adjustment is no satisfactory substitute for uninterrupted mileage — the kind you get with Kelly-Spring-field Tires. Kelly Cords cost no more than any other tire. 156 South Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM The Box With the Steady Cold Wave The Box With the Steady Cold Wave BALDWIN Refrigerators —Cost no more than those of other makes that are inferior in design and construction, and they maintain a colder temperature with less ice consumption. “Where Quality Is Higher Than Price” —These hot days emphasize the necessity of your procuring one of these refrigerators, and we wish to announce that we still have a complete selection in the various sizes and styles. 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