anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-07

Society CARRIE LOU EVANS, Editor Telephone 540 HERWOOD PUPILS JOY MEETING The members of the Sherwood Music Study Club met at the home of Miss Stella A. Schwentker, 209 East Bradway, Saturday afternoon for a regular monthly meeting. An interesting and instructive study was spent and a large amount of work on the theory, part of the Sherwood course was accomplished. This work is very helpful to the students in broadening their knowledge music. These meetings are held alternate at the homes of Miss Schwentker and Miss Edna Hochuli, who are the teachers for the Anaheim branch of Sherwood Music School of Chicago. Wall Paper We are exclusive representatives for the Griffin Wall Papers in Northern Orange County. Pre-war prices on all the new patterns. Wonderful both in design and coloring. An assisting host or hostess is chosen for the social part of each meeting and Afton Reiner; was chosen for the affair. His mother, Mrs. C. C. Relnert of West Broadway, wanted to do something special for the club, so after the class work and business meeting all adjourned to her home where a most enjoyable social hour was spent. She served delicious refreshments of home made ice cream and cakes which were greatly appreciated by everyone. BIRTHDAYS HONORED WITH PARK PARTY A delightful birthday anniversary and reunion was enjoyed at Orange County Park Sunday when relatives from Fullerton, Anaheim, Norwalk and Los Angeles of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trudeau gathered under the trees for a delicious picnic dinner at 12 o'clock. The honor guests were Mrs. Scitger and Mr. D. DeWitt of Los Angeles and Norwalk. There were twenty-nine guests present to enjoy the good time planned. The afternoon was spent socially with talking over times gone by. WEEK-END GUESTS AT SAN BERNARDINO Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Houts, C. B. Houts, John Houts, Miss Pauline Houts, Mr. and Mrs. William Houts were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Caplin of San Bernardino. While there they enjoyed motor trips about that country. A delicious Sunday dinner was served yesterday at 12 o'clock. GOOSE DINNER AT R. C. HEIN HOME Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein entertained with a goose dinner at 1 o'clock Sunday. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hein and daughter Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stolt, Mr. Edward Stolt, Mr. Herman Gust and children, Walter Hochull, Mr. Albert Hess, Mr. and Mrs. F. Houts. GIRL WHEN IN JAIL LOCAL Speeders, be in the same frenzy as screen star ww Santa Ana coo of Judge Cox (so they say) was a great place. At any rate, seen Bebe will portunity star California theme picture prize Speed Girl," for sheet. Whether ther around her lat whether it was seen. The theme does not know out Tuesday though is a verge. An added att program will be trio, three love tertain the pathical selections. "big time" and ve the season's "finish." A surprise awaie the California tha has secured the Hawley, noted ple be the permane California. He he the west, and his did. Berger Company Tract To The C. B. Berger ten acres on South what is known as John Neuschafer property is Imply Valencia oranges ful, modern home. The Neuschafer ing interests in M their home until when they came t have septent that tim state and invest with the idea of lo They spent cons Fresno in the Sa representatives for the Griffin Wall Papers in Northern Orange County. Pre-war prices on all the new patterns. Wonderful both in design and coloring. Come in and see them. B. F. Spencer 166 West Center Phone 27 SUDS AND DUDS of the SANITARY LAUNDRY FULLERTON I'll lead you right! If you are fond of snow-white clothes just find the laundry where Duds goes. YOU must know by this time the location of Duds' favorite laundry. He's been doing a lot of talking about this shop and if you haven't as yet become acquainted with our work you owe it to your clothes to give them a demonstration of our purity and precision. LOOK FOR SUDS & DUDS A. W. Cleaver Proprietor 225 W. Santa Fe Phone 26 Fullerton GOOSE DINNER AT R. C. HEIN HOME Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein entertained with a goose dinner at 1 o'clock Sunday. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hein and daughter Frances, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stolt, Mr. Edward Stolt, Mr. Herman Gust and children, Walter Hochull, Mr. Albert Hess, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hess, Mrs. Emma Mylenbush, Miss Ora Mylenbush, both of Iowa, guests of Anaheim friends, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hein and daughter Rosalle. The table was centered with a basket of roses and ferns with the same flowers being used in the living room. The afternoon was spent socially. SUNDAY GUESTS AT CAMPTON HOME Miss Sylvia May Dumas was the honor guest at an all day party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Campton of San Bernardino, Mr. and Mrs. Campton were formerly in Anaheim and have recently moved to San Bernardino. They took this opportunity of having their friends with them. A delicious Sunday dinner was served. The guests were Miss Sylvia May Dumas, Miss Blanche Mickle, Miss Harriet Muzzy, Miss Clem Back, Mrs. Grace Garrison. INFORMAL DINNER AT FAYE HOME Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Faye entertained with an informal dinner honoring their friends yesterday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Faye and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. Gorham and Mr. and Mrs. Long of San Bernardino, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Braunlich. Following the dinner the afternoon was spent socially. MRS. ARTHUR KEMPER ENTERTAINS SUNDAY Mrs. Arthur Kemper of West Broadway gave a nicely appointed Sunday dinner yesterday honoring the near relatives of her husband, Mr. Arthur Kemper. The guests were seated around a beautifully arranged table with flowers used as a center piece. Covers were laid for Mrs. Lizzie Kemper and daughter, Mrs. Huntington and three children, Lewis Ruth and Thomas Jack Kemper, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemper and Jack Kemper and the sister of the hostess, Miss Esther Pember. After the dinner a social time was enjoyed. A. W. Cleaver Proprietor 225 W. Santa Fe Phone 26 Fullerton A Standard Willard for a Ford You might suppose that, because Willard will not make a special Ford battery, the regular Willard Battery (Ford size) would cost a lot more than others, but it doesn't. We can show you in five minutes if you'll come in. Anaheim Ignition Depot A. BEVILLARD, Prop. —Phone 489— 218 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM GIRL WHO SERVED TERM NOTED SLEUTH DROPS IN JAIL WILL BE AT LOCAL THEATER Speeders, beware! Don't get caught in the same fix as Bebe aDniels. Everyone remembers when this pretty screen star was incarcerated in the Santa Ana county jail at the request of Judge Cox because she believed (so they say) that "road burning" was a great past time. At any rate, those who have never seen Bebe will be afforded that opportunity starting tomorrow at the California theater when her latest motion picture production entitled "The Speed Girl," flashes on the silver sheet. Whether the picture was built around her late jail experience or whether it was not remains to be seen. The theater management really does not know. Well, we'll all find out Tuesday night. The picture though is a veritable "riot." An added attraction on the same program will be the famous Hannelle trio, three lovely maidens who entertain the patrons with clever musical selections. The act played the "big time" and was considered among the season's "finds." A surprise awaits music lovers at the California theater. That theater has secured the services of Charles Hawley, noted pipe organist, who will be the permanent organist at the California. He is one of the best in the west, and his renditions are splendid. Berger Company Sells Tract To Fullerton Man The C. B. Berger Company has sold ten acres on South Los Angeles street, what is known as the Coate place to John Neuschäfer of Fullerton. The property is improved with bearing Valencia oranges and with a beautiful modern home. The Neuschäfer's have large farming interests in Missouri, which was their home until about a year ago, when they came to California. They have septent that time in traveling over the state and investigating conditions with the idea of locating permanently. They spent considerable time at Fresno in the San Luis Obispo Valley. While it was hoped that Philo Gubb, the well-known detective who graduated with honors, after a course of ten lessons, from the Rising Sun Detective Bureau, would be able to come here to help solve the mystery of the six men, it was learned today that he could not arrive. Tracing the noted sleuth through the editorial department of the magazine in which his exploits were given to the world, it was discovered that Philo is a bit imaginative writing like Sherlock Holmes and most other, really noted and efficient detectives. The mystery of the six men still remains as deep a puzzle as ever. The advertising department of the paper received orders to insert some advertising which stated the date of their arrival but that was all. The agency which placed the copy was called up and states that his clients have sworn him to secrecy as to their identity and the reason for the invasion of our city. He stated, however, that their errand was legitimate and that they were fine congenial fellows and then hung up the telephone on us. With Philo Cubb out of the running it was decided to try to get help from Sherlock Holmes, but the authorities were informed that Sherlock was a myth, just an imaginative creation of A. Conan Doyle and that Doyle lives in England anyway. A local amateur has volunteered his services to the authorities and has set out on a hot trail which he claims to have uncovered through the assistance of a clairvoyant and he has been given permission to free lance on the job. In the meantime, the advent of the men is expected within a few hours and it is hoped that their arrival will not create any great disturbance that would be regretted or reflect on the peace and sobriety of our city. Edwards Reports Sale Of Eight Case Tractors Curtis Edwards, local distributor for the J. I. Case Threshing Mills. The C. B. Berger Company has sold ten acres on South Los Angeles street, what is known as the Coate place, to John Neuschafer of Fullerton. The property is improved with bearing Valencia oranges and with a beautiful, modern home. The Neuschafer's have large farming interests in Missouri, which was their home until about a year ago, when they came to California. They have septn that time in traveling over the state and investigating conditions with the idea of locating permanently. They spent considerable time at Fresno, in the San Joaquin valley, and also in Imperial valley, also in the apple sections and decided that Orange county was the ideal place in which to live. Edwards Reports Sale Of Eight Case Tractors Curtis Edwards, local distributor for the J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company products, which includes the Cast tractor, reports that he is finding business conditions very much improved. He reports deliveries of tractors to the following ranchers: “HERE WE ARE” With “Anaheim’s” newest Sub-division, known as the Gross Sub-Division Situated in what will be Anaheim’s finest residential district away from noise and the turmoil of the surrounding area. "HERE WE ARE" With "Anaheim's" newest Sub-division, known as the Gross Sub-Division Situated in what will be Anaheim's finest residential district away from noise and the turmoil of the crowded business section. There are but Sixteen lots in this tract and every one of them has a 50 ft. f tage. Corner lots 58 ft. All lots are 150 ft. deep. The price is within the means of everyone, think of it, only ¼ DOWN Come out and see this beautiful location, but be prepared to buy as these lo will not last long at the price. HAROLD CLAIRMONT Exclusive Representative "Greator Anaheim Realtor" 236 West Center Street Phone 741 Office of Confidence and Reliability NOTE—For the convenience of those who are not able to devote any time during the week, our office will be open Sunday. men, Dr. Stoddard, N. H. SanSmith, M. W. Skinner, J. E. E. Beasley and J. C ards says that the populartractor is due to the sucse owners who have operthis vicinity. He says that maning costs and constant he have been proven, and features are due to the the Case is built to withy strain that is naturally in a tractor. Ninety per parts are built by the Case is said, and they are built the Case tractor only. Interesting Display Of Men's Clothes In Store A very interesting display of men's suits has been presented in a section of F. A. Youngbluth's window. The feature of the displays is a collection of suits which represent a wide range of prices. The idea has been to bring out the fact that in this season's clothes choice in the matter of cost is practically unrestricted. School—No, it's elastic enough. Why not make it more adhesive?—The Owl. RADIO Equipment We have everything for wireless work. ANAHEIM IGNITION DEPOT 218 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim The 6 Men Are Here Valencia Hotel Are Here Valencia Hotel RE" s the ision strict away from the hem has a 50 ft. fron to buy as these lots MONT