anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-05

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EARL FARRIS 226 South Los Angeles St. Phone 668, Anaheim, Cal. Daily Herald Classified Ads Are the Best Every Time The Six Men Will Be Here Monday IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM Society CARRIE LOU EVANS, Editor Telephone 540 Black Favored Among Women Conservation, the spirit that is paramount today throughout the United States in all lines of business has deviated into the realm of Dame Fashion in so far as color is concerned. Consequently, we have the black—magic black of old, deep dark somber hued black, jet black, always conservative as well as distinctive, which is the predominating shade in winter styles for women. Dresses in the local stores tend toward the long, loose, simple, attractive lines with trimming of contrasting colors, or for the real smart dresser, the entire black gown which completes the charm of the well dressed woman. The reason for the return of the popular black cannot be decided, but home say it is an outgrowth of the war. During the sad days of the war, the young and petite French women, whose husbands and lovers had died in the trenches, dressed in deep mourning. In spite of their dresses they looked charming in the somber used attire, and the designers, flocking in that country, always ready for suggestions, designated that black should become the favored color of the time. There are other reasons too. At the close of the war, countries became conservative in dress as well as in business. That spirit spread over the whole United States and the fashion mode dictators set the悲情able black, wonderful in charm and utility, for the color scheme for the coming season. Designers decided that this quiet shade would fit in with the spirit of the times. Others hold, that the color is merely a spoke in the wheel of color fashion and that it was formerly popular and is so again. But the real reason, Ellis Rhodes has been a director of several of the large choirs of thirteenth and has for the last month been the director of the Santa Ana Christian church choir. He also is a voice instructor at Redlands University and has studios in Anaheim and Santa Ana. He has studied with the foremost voice teachers of the world. In the evening Mrs. J. M. Hitchcock will sing "Arise, Shine, for the Light is Come," Mrs. Hitchcock possesses a voice of pleasing quality and it will be a pleasure to hear him. MONTE CARLO WHIST CLUB AT HOLLAND HOME Mrs. W. B. Holland was the charming hostess to the Monte Carlo Whist club at her home on Zeyn street. Cards were the amusement of the afternoon as suggested by the name with Mrs. William Jackson scoring high. After the games the hostess served a dainty two course luncheon. The guests present were Mrs. D. Jessurum, Mrs. J. A. Clayes, Mrs. B. H. Sidman, Mrs. Grace Adkins, Mrs. J. H. Garnett, Mrs. W. Manter, Miss Nina McClelan, Mrs. Alfred Heyng, Mrs. W. E. Alexander, Mrs. Ralph Maas, Mrs. William Jackson. INFORMAL DINNER AT ELLIOTT HOME Miss Viola Elliott entertained with an informal dinner at her home Thursday evening, honoring a few friends. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Anderson, Natan Moore, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott and family. After the dinner the evening was spent socially with music and conversation. REBEKAH LODGE MEETS FRIDAY PARENT-TEACHERS MEET TUESDAY The Parent-Teachers' association will hold its next regular meeting in the Broadway school next Tuesday, November 8, at 3 p.m., preceded by a meeting of the executive board at 2:30 o'clock. Every member is requested to attend. WEEK-END HIKING PARTY BY TEACHERS A jolly week-end hiking party is being enjoyed by six of the local grammar school teachers. They left early this morning for Mt. Lowe and will hike to the top. They intend to stay at the summit over night and early in the morning hike to Mt Wilson and to the foot. They will return to Anaheim late Sunday night. Grub sacks and hiking trousers will be in style. Those enjoying the trip are Miss Davis, Miss Renshaw, Miss Amy Bigelow, Miss Larsen and Miss Garney. COMMUNITY SHOP ASKS FOR CLOTHES The Community Shop is always willing to take old clothes, discarded clothes or any new materials or articles to make over and add to their shop. This shop is doing a good work in Anaheim and is helping many families who could not purchase as good clothing were it not for the shop Anyone having any articles for the shop may call Mrs. Harry Jayne. ANAHEIM EBELL TO MEET MONDAY The Anaheim Ebell Society will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Y.M.C.A hall on South Philadelphia street. All the members are requested to be present as an interesting meeting will be held. ARMISTICE PROGRAM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Tuesday, November 8, Miss Nina Owen, musical director of the grammar schools has planned an Armistice day program to be given at the Junior high school. Speakers from over the county are expected, the orchestra will play and other interesting numbers will be given. The complete program will be printed Monday. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. ENCE at 3. "Vocabulary" Miss local many heim. RED ELEC Victor man call vember meet me mercer form roll every as for location made Noble Pickfor musta "Douglas" be fine in these TO So-case to where patched ney acc Quirk order.loudly scess t days. Adder a differ than same against of them pau brain parts a flamed Chirch storing plaints or open should become the favored color of the time. There are other reasons, too. At the close of the war, countries became conservative in dress as well as in business. That spirit spread over the whole United States and the fashion mode dictators set the悲惨able black, wonderful in charm and utility, for the color scheme for the coming season. Designers decided that this quiet shade would fit in with the spirit of the times. Others hold, that the color is merely a spoke in the wheel of color fashion and that it was formerly popular and is so again. But the real reason, according to the dictators, is that the辛酸 tea gown or the street dress, the evening frock or the afternoon tirtle in black is becoming to girls as well as the young women and to the middle aged as well as the elderly woman. By many, black is named "The color of youth." Black is always appropriate for any occasion. It is in good taste for the most elaborate affair among the social sets for simple occasions. Black is keeping with the trend of fashion at any time and anywhere. A HABRA GIRL RECOMES BRIDE The wedding of Miss Anna Healton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Nealton, to Charles Barnett of East Whittier with the Rev. George A. Nashler, pastor of the Friends church of East Whittier, officiating, was beautiful in its simplicity. Miss Healton has spent almost all of her life here and in East Whittier. She was a student of the Whittier schools and college, and has many friends to wish her will in her new venture. The gown worn by the bride was white georgette crepe and white satin, with a silver corsage bouquet. The groom's gift was a beautiful string of pearls. A simple collation was served to the thirty friends and relatives present. A trip by motor will be taken to the northern part of the state. After Decemebr 1 Mr. and Mrs. Barnett will be at home in the childhood home of the bride on the county line. ILLIS RHODES TO BE AT WHITE TEMPLE Dr. James Allen Getssinger will speak at the Methodist White Temple tomorrow morning upon "The Opportunity for Religion in Every Day Life." The day will be observed as a day prayer for a warless world and in the evening the sermon will deal with the problem before the disarmament conference. Back of the question of disarmament is the deeper question of the spirit of the various peoples of earth and the sermon subject will "The Will to Hate and the Will to Relationship." Ellis Rhodes, noted tenor soloist, will sing "The Palace of the King" at the White Temple Sunday morning. INFORMAL DINNER AT ELLIOTT HOME Miss Viola Elliott entertained with an informal dinner at her home Thursday evening, honoring a few friends. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Anderson, Nathan Moore, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott and family. After the dinner the evening was spent socially with music and conversation. REBEKAH LODGE MEETS FRIDAY The Rebekah lodge met last night for its regular semi-monthly meeting. The first nominations for election was held, followed with a short drill practice. Initiation services will be held soon. After the business of the evening the remainder of the time was spent with a social time and refreshments. ARMISTICE PROGRAM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Tuesday, November 8, Miss Nina Owen, musical director of the grammar schools has planned an Armistice day-program to be given at the Junior high school. Speakers from over the county are expected, the orchestra will play and other interesting numbers will be given. The complete program will be printed Monday. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. MISS OWEN ATTENDS CONFERENCE AT PASADENA Miss Nettie Owen was the guest of the conference of the Dean of the Girls' Leagues of the high schools of Southern California at Pasadena Friday. Noted speakers who have studied the work of the leagues gave interesting addresses. 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Performance—never varies in its day-in-and-day-out faithful duty. Gives 20 miles to the gallon. The best car that can be built at the price. J. E. WALKER & COMPANY JORDAN MOTOR CAR COMPANY, IN Saturday, November 5, 1921. ance opened at 10 o'clock and closed at 3. The theme of the meeting was "Vocations for Girls." Miss Owen who is the advisor of the local girls' league says she received many good ideas for the work in Anaheim. RED CROSS DIRECTORS ELECT CHAIRMAN Victor LaMont was elected chairman of the American Red Cross roll call to be held in Anaheim from November 11 to November 24, at the meeting held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms last night. Plans were formulated for the carrying on of the roll call. The local chapter wants every membership to be given freely as the money received will be used for local needs. Further announcement of the roll call week will be made later. Nobody in Paris recognized Mary Pickford because her husband wore a mustache. Think of that! In fact, "Doug's" camouflage worked so well he finally had to put Mary's picture in the papers. TONSILITIS So-called is a complaint in which the tonsils are swollen and inflamed. Where the trouble progresses white patches will form from improper kidney action. Quinsy is also a form of tonsil disorder. It affects one tonsil more seriously than the other, forming an abscess that will break in a week or ten days. Adenoids, or soft tumors found in the nasal passages, while located in a different situation of membrane than tonsillitis and quinsy, have the same cause. All are due to pressure against the nerves by displaced bones of the spine, which interferes with the passage of vital force from the brain, causing too much heat in the parts and they become sore and inflamed. Chiropractors are successful in restoring the victims of these complaints to full health without drugs or operations. Newport Harbor Tides (Prepared by Leeds & Barnard, consulting engineers, from U. S. C. and G. S. 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