anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-03

PAGE FOUR Society CARRIE LOU EVANS, Editor Telephone 540 Fluffy Ruffles Take Place of Hard Material Each year brings out more fascinating models in lingerie styles charm. ing in their lovely daintiness. Undergarments that are stiffly starched and uninterestingly plain, as in the good old days, when endurance was the chief thought, practically do not exist today. Since woman's heart has always delighted in pretty attractive lingerie, she has discarded those old stiff ideas and now wears soft silks and linens, georgettes and Italian silks. Handkerchiefs JAZZ HANDERCHIEFS, all colors...25c Others at ...10c 3 for ...25c SPORT HANDKERCHIEFS, plain colors, linen and tissue ...25c, 50c and $1.00 BOX HANDKERCHIEFS [3 per box] plain white and white with colored embroidery 55c to $1.50 box CHILDREN'S BOX HANDKERCHIEFS, a lovely assortment ...50c and 75c per box Friday and Saturday Only The famous extra stretch rib topped holeproof hosiery. White only. Specially priced at...$1.49 Anaheim Corset Shop Pajamas for quite simply. Those for gentlemen have deviated to silks and added frills until, de chine of delic yellowa cut and wearer. The coure are trimmed to fail. Could any women confection of filet bining a fillet str step-in bloomers? or be intrigued by set of bloomers with blue, or just pink? The bodice would have a yellow work. The stayed idea ers are giving wort fort and charm of every thought given iiveness. MR. AND MRS. ENTERTAIN WITH The Philathea o church entertained Tuesday night at Hallowe'en party and Mrs. Foster B guests gathered from there they f Gregory's home. there were ghosts thrillers that go v spirit. After this the church basement pumpkin pies, app hot spiced grape. Everyone was f great tife was en ent were: Messrs vin Blackford, Ari O'Kelly, Leonard Gempsey, Wilbu Stithburn, Mr. A George Murphy, were: Myrtle and Cooper, Anna Ford Nellie Gruber, Ern Morgan, Katherine Pinkham, Joy McG ton, Mrs. Dorsey Mrs. Foster E. Ch hostess. WEDNESDAY AF CLUB YESTERDAY Friday and Saturday Only The famous extra stretch rib topped holeproof hosiery. White only. Specially priced at...$1.49 Anaheim Corset Shop MRS. EDITH TAYLOR, Prop. 215 W. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. A Real Bargain $40 $40 $50 $50 $75 $75 $100 $100 We believe we have the best value in a new line of Diamond Rings that money can buy. A Blue White Diamond—extra quality, set in fancy engraved 14kt, solid gold mounting. It sure is a beauty and of excellent quality. It is offered at the special prices of $40.00, $50.00, $75.00 and $100.00 according to the size of the diamonds. Perhaps you are in the market for a high quality blue white diamond at a reasonable price. If so we would like to show you these four specials at exceptional value. The Jewel Box GIFTS THAT PLEASE A Blue White Diamond—extra quality, set in fancy engraved 14kt, solid gold mounting. It sure is a beauty and of excellent quality. It is offered at the special prices of $40.00, $50.00, $75.00 and $100.00 according to the size of the diamonds. Perhaps you are in the market for a high quality blue white diamond at a reasonable price. If so we would like to show you these four specials at exceptional value. The Jewel Box GIFTS THAT PLEASE Arthur A. Cohen Prop. 223 W. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Army Surplus Property Store Special Sale on Wool Double Blanket Friday and Saturday Only 5 lb. weight 8 lb. weight 10 lb. weight These prices are less than wholesale cost. All kinds of reclaimed and new government goods—Sweaters, Army and Government Meats at low prices. 140 W. CENTER ST. 418 W. 4th ST. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM Pajamas for millady started out quite simply, following the lines of those for gentlemen, but now they have deviated to the soft sharm of silks and added dainty tucks, laces and frills until, behold, sets of crepe de chine of delicate pinks, orchids, yellow cut and sewed to please the wearer. The coat and trousers, alike, are trimmed to fascinate. Could any woman resist a raspberry confection of filet and georgette, combining a fillet strapped chemise with step-in bloomers? Or would she rather be intrigued by a white Italian silk set of blooms and vest, stripped with blue, or just the dainty pastel pink? The bodice of the chemise would have a yoke or band of hand work. The stayed ideas of our grandmothers are giving way to the real comfort and charm of soft materials with every thought given to their attractiveness. MR. AND MRS. CHAMBERS ENTERTAIN WITH PARTY The Philathea class of the Baptist church entertained the Baraca class Tuesday night at a very delightful Hallowe'en party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foster E. Chambers. The guests gathered at Mrs. Chambers, from there they followed a string to Gregory's home. Along the course there were ghosts and all the other thrillers that go with the Hallowe'en spirit. After this the guests went to the church basement and were served pumpkin pies, apples, sandwiches and hot spiced grape punch. Everyone was in "masque" and a great tife was enjoyed. Those present were: Messrs. Swiss Thomas, Alvin Blackford, Arthur Sitton, Lee O'Kelly, Leonard Kelly, William McGempsey, Wilbur Cooper, George Stithburn, Mr. Albert Sitton and George Murphy. The ladies present were: Myrtle and Nellie Anntn, Lois Cooper, Anna Ford, Delores Ferrel, Nellie Gruber, Erma Gregory, Edith Morgan, Katherine McGempsey, Vera Pinkham, Joy McGaughay, Edna Welton, Mrs. Dorsey Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Foster E. Chambers, host and hostess. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB YESTERDAY being visitors day. Preceding the program of the afternoon the election of delegates to the Southern District Federation meeting to be held at Santa Ana November 15 to 17 was held. Miss Nina McCllanland and Mrs. F. Dowling were elected with Mrs. Sullivan and Mrs. Sidnam as alternates. The musical program of the afternoon consisted of two piano solos by Harry Briscoe; two vocal numbers by Miss Mildred Carter with Mrs. Percy Bradford accompanist; violin numbers by Miss Ethel Evans with Miss Straas accompanying; two vocal numbers by Edward Backs and two whistling numbers by Miss Virginia McCllanland. After the program a social hour was enjoyed with the hostesses, Mrs. A. Pierrotti, Mrs. F. McCullock, Mrs. B. H. Sidnam, Mrs. Charles Cuff serving fruit aldea and individual cakes. A good attendance was present. CAKEK SALE SATURDAY AFTERNOON The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will hold a cake sale at the Schneider's Market a Saturday afternoon, starting at 1:30. Cakes to please made of chocolate, cream and other dainties will be on unsale at reasonable prices. BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED JOINTLY WITH A DINNER Mrs. M. C. Pritchard entertained with a surprise dinner last night honoring Mr. M. C. Pritchard and Mr. Harry Ward celebrating their birthday anniversaries. Mrs. George George and Mrs. Harry Ward arranged the home in the afternoon preparing the dinner. When Mrs. Pritchard returned from work in the evening she put on the finishing touches Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. George George, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Roberts. Miss Florence Ward, Mrs. Roberts of Indiana all arrived at the home at the same time. Mr. Ward and Mr. Pritchard had expected to attend the theater performance in the evening and were surprised at the number of guests. A delicious dinner was served with a social evening of dancing and music following. Decorations used were in chrysan-themiums and roses used with the Boy Scouts Down in Dixie, Herbert Carter. The Boy Scout Afloat, Walter Walden. Ethel Morton at Rose House, Mabell S. C. Smith. Ethel Morton's Enterprise, Mabell C. S. Smith. Ethel Morton at Sweetbrier Lodge, Mabell S. C. Smith. LICENSES TO WED Edgar Johnson, 45, Santa Ana, to Allie Kohne, 50, Santa Ana, Frank Woodson 40, Los Angeles, to Anna Yonney, 34, Los Angeles, Harry K. Pamburi 33, Los Angeles, to Norma Westfall, 19, Los Angeles, Harry C. Miner, 21, Yorba Linda, to Grace Pascoel, 18, Brea. John W. Cook, 60, Bellflower, Charles Dixon, 21, Whittier, Jane Roper 20, Whittier. CERRO VILLA HEIGHTS SUB-DIVISION SELLING FAST, SAY REALTORS Cerro Villa Heights, the newest and one of the fast citrus subdivisions that will ever be placed on the market in Orange county, has started out with a rush. Since it was first placed on the market, which was just a few months ago, practically one-third of the three hundred sixty acres which comprise the tract have been sold mostly to local orange growers and business people. The C.B. Berger Company, Anaheim realtors are general sales agents for the tract for the owners, Jotham Bixby Company of Long Beach, Hugh Thompson and Willard Smith, well-known engineers and hor-toculturists of Villa Park did the development work, and they have outspared the large resources of the Bixby's in converting this little valley, lying in the foothills north and east of Villa Park, into one of the most highly developed orange grove prop- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB YESTERDAY Mrs. R. H. Seale entertained at the home of Mrs. John Johnston yesterday afternoon, honoring the Wednesday Afternoon Card club. The home was decorated with the colors of black and orange with the centerpiece of the table in the luncheon service at the late afternoon being marigolds. Cards were the amusement of the time, with Miss Thurin, guest of Mrs. Quarton from Pasadena, scoring high. Mrs. L. D. Witherall second, and Mrs. W. P. Quarton third. The guests present were Mrs. Carl Martin, Miss Thurin, Mrs. W. P. Quarton, Mrs. L. D. Witherall, Mrs. Max Neblung, Mrs. Alice Booth, Mrs. Herman Backs, Mrs. Fred Mickle, Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs. Minnie Palmer, Mrs. Ernest Borchert, Mrs. Wade Quarton. MR. AND MRS. LORENS HONOR GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter were hosts last night, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lorens of Strathmore, who have been the guests of relatives in Anaheim for the last few days, while enjoying their honeymoon in the south. The home was made pretty with floral and streamer decorations of yellow and the time was passed with games and music. Late in the night refreshments were served. The guests were four young couples, all cousins. They were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lorens, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Dohm, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Dohn, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elliott, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Schlotter and daughter Thelmá. Mr. and Mrs. Lorens will return to Strathmore tomorrow. PAUL GORDON GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY Master Paul Gordon was the host to a number of his high school chums at a party given after school hours yesterday, honoring his tenth birthday. The boys enjoyed a ball game early in the afternoon and at 5:30 Mrs. Eugene Gordon, mother of Master Paul, served a supper to the boys. A birthday cake centered the table with the ten candles on it. After the supper the remainder of the evening was passed with each kiddy plaking the player piano. Those present were Lason Pomeroy, Wesley Weaver, Walter Steffens, Louis Kroeger, Morris, Bremmer, Ralph Ashen, Leland Alton, Robert Jayne, Victor Schlosser, Lloyd and Ralph Grefe and the honor guest, Paul Gordon. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB YESTERDAY Mrs. R. H. Seale entertained at the home of Mrs. John Johnston yesterday afternoon, honoring the Wednesday Afternoon Card club. The home was decorated with the colors of black and orange with the centerpiece of the table in the luncheon service at the late afternoon being in marigolds. Cards were the amusement of the time, with Miss Thurin, guest of Mrs. Quarton from Pasadena, scoring high. Mrs. L. D. Witherall second, and Mrs. W. P. Quarton third. The guests present were Mrs. Carl Martin, Miss Thurin, Mrs.W.P.Q quarton,Mrs.L.D.Witherall,Mrs.Max.Neblung,Mrs.Alice.Booth,Mrs.Herman.Backs,Mrs.Fred.Mickle,Mrs.JohnJohnston,Mrs.Minnie.Palmer,Mrs.Ernest.Borchert,Mrs.WadeQuarton. MR. AND MRS. LORENS HONOR GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter were hosts last night, honoring Mr. and Mrs.Clyde Lorens of Strathmore, who have been the guests of relatives in Anaheim for the last few days, while enjoying their honeymoon in the south.The home was made pretty with floral and streamer decorations of yellow and the time was passed with games and music.Late in the night refreshments were served.The guests were four young couples.all cousinsThey were Mr.Mrs.Clyde LorensMr.mrs.C.S.DohmMr.mrs.G.E.DohnMr.mrs.J.C.Elliott,andthehostsMr.mrs.SchlotteranddaughterThelmáMr.mrs.LorenswillreturntoStrathmoretomorrow. PAUL GORDON GIVES BIRTHDAY PARTY Master Paul Gordon was the host to a number of his high school chums at a party given after school hours yesterday,honoring his tenth birthday.The boys enjoyed a ball game early in the afternoon and at 5:30 Mrs.Eugene Gordon,mother of Master Paul,served a supper to the boys.A birthday cake centered the table with the ten candles on it. After the supper the remainder of the evening was passed with each kiddy plaking the player pianoThose present were Lason PomeroyWesley WeaverWalter SteffensLouis KroegerMorris,BremmerRalph Ashen,Leland AltonRobert JayneVictor Schlosser,Lloyd andRalphGrefeandthe honor guestPaulGordon. MRS.JOHN COOK ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs.John Cook entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Embroidery club at her home on Walnut street yesterday.The time was spent suggested with fancy work.Late in the afternoon the hostess served light refreshments.The guests were Mrs.Wagner,Mrs.Bell,bothofSantaAnas.Mrs.Bell,Mrs.Richards,Mrs.FahberMrs Chapman,Mrs.Miller,Mrs.BennettallofOrangeMs.MulembryMrs.Bently,bothofLosAngelesMrs.WilliamHoutsandMrs.B.F.Houts,bothofAnsheim. MRS.HERMAN STERN ENTERTAINS INFORMALLY Mrs.Herman Stern entertained informally last night with a dinner honoring her birthday.Her only guests were her mother and father of Long Beach.Mr.mrs.Eggers.Afterthe dinnertheeveningwasspentsocially.Mr.mrs.Sternhavejustreturnedfromahoneymoontripinthenorthandarenowresidingtat theircountryhomeontheBallroad. CHAT EN SEAU HAVE THEATER PARTY The Chat En Seau members were guests at the California Theater last night to see "Curves Ahead."AftertheperformancetheyenjoyedrefreshmentsattheCaliforniaCafe.TheguestswereMissesLillianandEvelynDegryse,Mrs.HarrietK.Boyd,Mrs.KutaWard,Mrs.FrascesScott,Mrs.GladysPrescott,Mrs.LielaCampbell,MissesLillianDillonandViolaElliott. NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY Non-Fiction Speeches,Lectures和Letters, Wendell Phillips. MineralsandHowtoStudyThem, E.S.Dana. HomeManufactureofFursandSkinsAlbertB.Farnham. TheWondersofInstinctJeanHenjFabre. TheExpertPaintMixer,A.AshmunKelly. StudyofFabricsAnnabelTurner. TheHumanSideofAnimals,Royalmostly to local orange growersandbusinesspeople. TheC.B.BergerCompany.Anahaimrealitorsaregeneralfail agentsforthetractfortheowners,theJothamBixbyCompanyofLongBeach.HughThompsonandWillardSmith well-knownengineersandhortuculturistsofVillaPark didthedevelopmentwork,and theyhave ontsparedthelargeresourcesoftheBixby'sinconvertingthislittlevalley lyinginthefoothillsnorthandeastofVillaPark,into oneofthemosthighlydevelopedorangegrovecopertiesinSouthernCalifornia.TheplantingsareallVaenciaoranges,thestockhavingbeenpropagatedespeciallyforthistractbySmithandThompson. A mutualwatercompanycomprisingtheownersofthegravesinthetractownswhownsthewatersystemwhichisdeclaredbyexpertstobeoneofthemostefficientintheentiredistrict.Thedistributingsystemissoarrangedthatnonightirigationwillbenecessaryevenwhenthegroveswillhavereachedthefullbearingstage.Splendidmacadamizedroadsystemisnowunderconstruction throughoutthetractandthecountrecentlyextendedtheboulevardrunningnorthfromVillaParkalmosttotheproperty.The climaticconditionsinCerroVillaHeightsareknowntobeidealforValenciaoranges,thepropertylyinghighwitha south slopeandbeingprotectedonthe northbyhighfoothills,andwithacearopenviewoftheoceanonthesouthwest.MrThompson,一名oftheengineerswohave曼士gangeroftheBixbyranchforthelasttwenty-eightyears,haskeptanaccuraterecordofthetemperaturesforymanyyearsandtheyprovethatthis particularlocationisespeciallyadaptedtothegrowingofcitrus fruits，avocadosandwintertomatoesandpeas. SomeofthepurchasersofgrovesinCerroVillaHeightsarethefollowing,theirgroves ranginginsizefromfourandone-halfacrestof fifteenacres.Anumberofthemainbuilthomeson theirgrovesandothersareplanningonbuildingonsiteswhicharejustbeinglaidoutinthefoothillsthetractandvalleybelow:John The boys enjoyed a ball game early in the afternoon and at 5:30 Mrs. Eugene Gordon, mother of Master Paul, served a supper to the boys. A birthday cake centered the table with the ten candles on it. After the supper the remainder of the evening was passed with each kiddy plaking the player piano. Those present were Lason Pomeroy, Wesley Weaver, Walter Steffens, Louis Kroeger, Morris, Bremmer, Ralph Ashen, Leland Alton, Robert Jayne, Victor Schlosser, Lloyd and Ralph Grefe and the honor guest, Paul Gordon. PLACENTIA ROUND TABLE MEETS The Placentia Round Table held their first meeting of November yesterday at the club house the occasion. NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY Non-Fiction Speeches, Lectures and Letters, Wendell Phillips. Minerals and How to Study Them, E. S. Dana. Home Manufacture of Furs and Skins, Albert B. Farnham. The Wonders of Instinct, Jean Henri Fabre. The Expert Paint Mixer, A. Ashmun Kelly. Study of Fabrics, Annabel Turner. Tue Human Side of Animals, Royal Dixon. The True Andrew Jackson, Cyrus T. Brady. The Everyday Life of Abraham Lincoln, Francis F. Browne. God's Country, James Oliver Curwood. Riley Child Verse, James Whitcomb Riley. Drake; an English Epic, Alfred Noyes. Over Here, Edgar A. Guest. A Heap o' Livin', Edgar A. Guest. The poetical works of Robert Browning. Adult Fiction Married? Marjorie Benton Cooke. The House of the Falcon, Harold Lamb. The Obstacle Race, Ethel M. Dell. The Big Muskeg, Victor Foussenu. The Cross Pull, Hal G. Evarts. The Yellow Horde, Hal G. Evarts. Casey Ryan, B. M. Bower. A Lantern of Love, Della MacLeod. Meet Mr. Steggg, Kennett Harris. Sight Unseen and the Confession, Mary Roberts Rinehart. The Mayflower, Vicente Blasco Ibanez. Laramie Holds the Range, Frank H. Spearman. Rilla of Ingleside, L. M. Montgomery. Dr. Tam O' Shanter, Mabel L. Robinson. Juvenile Fiction Uncle Wiggley's Journey, Howard R. Garis. Sammie and Susie Littletail, Howard R. Garis. Toddle and Noodle, Flat-Tail, Howard R. Garis. Jollie and Jillie Longtail, Howard R. Garis. The Boy Scouts Along the Susquehanna, Herbert Carter. The Boy Scouts Afoot in France, Herbert Carter. Liberty Store Double Blankets Day Only $4.75 $7.65 $9.75 —Sweaters, Army Shoes ANAHEIM SANTA ANA Thursday, November 3, 1921. Kogge and J. Roy Smith of Orange; Nelson McArthur and W. Scott Elmer of Santa Ana; A. Yturry of Placentia; Dr. Thos. Warden of Anaheim; C. O. Thompson of Villa Park; Dr. M. M. Seymour of Regina, Sask.; E. H. Paddeck of El Modena; Dr. Leon Patrick of Orange; Martin Hausladen of Anaheim, two groves; and W. Cruzen of San Gabriel and Placentia, two groves. The Berger company handled the sales of the Peralta Hills Tract, a few years ago, for the Bixbys, Smith and Thompson also being the engineers for that tract, and it was all sold out in a very short time. It is located a short distance up the Santa Ana Canyon, on the boulevard and is now dotted with beautiful homes and bearing groves, and the owners value their properties at from $2,500 to $4,500 an acre. $300,000 U. S. Aid Give California Association WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—The war finance corporation late today announced the extension of loans amounting to $1,500,000,000 for the purpose of aiding the marketing of agricultural and live stock products. Included in the loans was one of $300,000 to a cooperative association in California to aid in the marketing of canned fruits and vegetables. REAL COUNT TO TAKE PART IN PLAY, SAYS PRETTY DIRECTOR Quick, girls! Primp up your hair, apply a touch of rouge and a dash of powder, adding a sweet smile and a graceful pose, for Anaheim is to be visited by a real count, his royal highness Count Trenville, who will arrive in this city next week. He is a descendant of the royal blood of France and is making his first visit in this country. He is well known throughout the social circles abroad and is a great sportsman. A pair of eyes and a dimple or two are his great downfall. Why is he paying Anaheim a visit? is the question being asked by hundreds. It is simple to answer. He is a personal friend of Miss Miller and is making the trip in order to play a special engagement in the cast of "Miss Dolly Dimple." to be seen at the California theater November 14, under the auspices of the Elks for their Christmas charity fund and you will see one of the cleverest productions ever staged as well as helping the good cause, so be a good booster for it is to be some show. The Victor Records for November Now on Sale John McCormack sings one of his November Now on Sale John McCormack sings one of his most popular Irish songs this month A Few of the November Victor Records Love's Messenger Waltz (Messagero Amoroso) 64991 10 $1.25 (Italian) Amelita Galli-Curci Serenade Melancolique, Jascha Heifetz 74711 12 $1.75 (Heifetz will appear at Philharmonic Auditorium Nov. 4th and 11th) Little Town in the Ould County Down 64994 10 $1.25 John McCormack South Sea Isles—Medley Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 85c Rosy Cheeks—Fox Trot All Star Trio and Their Orchestra 85c I Ain't Nobody's Darling—Medley Fox Trot All Star Trio and Their Orchestra 85c Yoo-Hoo—Fox Trot Hackel-Berge Orchestra Sweet Lady—Medley Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 85c Say It With Music—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra I've Got the Joys Aileen Stanley Strut Miss Lizzle American Quartet 18799 85c (Miss Stanley is at the Orpheum this week.) Weber's Book and Music Store ANAHEIM here can you get the most style, quality, value? ose are the things want. You'll not them where "sell-at a price" is the idea. you'll find them where y and style are of first tance; where there's a to give you all the your money can buy. Schaffner & Marx clothes A. YUNGBLUTH Center St. ANAHEIM