anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-18

Friday, November 18, 1921. Society CARRIE LOU EVANS, Editor COMMUNITY CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY Mrs. O. P. Bunyard was hostess yesterday to the Community club at her home west of Anahiem. The meeting was called to order by the vice president, Mrs. Bunyard. Roll call was answered to by sixteen members, three guests and three children. The regular business was discussed with her date for the next meeting being set for December 15 at the home of Mrs. Fuguy. At this time a grab bag will be held with each member putting in a gift not in value over 15 cents. After the business meeting a short program was enjoyed with Mrs. Abplanalp giving a reading, "When folks Go Wrong;" Mrs. O. P. Bunyard a comic recitation, "Mrs. Smart Learns How to Skate," followed with an account of a dream she recently had. A social time was enjoyed after cards, Refresaments were served, Mrs. Retlicks joint hostess with Mrs. Bunyard, was unable to attend on account of illness. The guests were Mrs. Donald Grindle, Mrs. Shirley, Mrs. Winklespeck and the members were Mrs. O. P. Bunyard, Mrs. Ablanalp, Mrs. Hattie Willson, Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Lough, Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Jahns, Mrs. Kells, Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Rene, Mrs. Cottas, Mrs. George Peters, Mrs. Kesar, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Luther, Mrs. Quay. INOCHLE CLUB T. SIDNAM - HOME Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sidnam were guests last night to the Thursday Evening Pinocchio club at their home on ythian avenue. A delicious 7 o'clock inner was enjoyed which cards the apple; Mrs. Oliver of Imperial Valley, the fig and Mrs. W. A. Wohlford, president of the district, a general talk on fruits of the world and the garden, Mrs. Fitzgerald of San Francisco, guest of the clubs, gave a very interesting toast of the general garden and its uses, bringing in several humorous examples in relation to the Garden of Eden. Mrs. Garrigues, president of the Balbon club, responded with a toast to the Walnut, and Mrs. John Clarkson of Santa Ana responded with a toast for the Orange County Federated clubs. A final toast of appreciation was given to Santa Ana by the visiting clubs for their charming and gracious hospitality during the three days' conference. The guest of honor at the banquet was Mrs. John Urechart, president of the Los Angeles district. MR. AND MRS. JUNGE ENTERTAIN INFORMALLY Mr. and Mrs. William Junge were hosts today to an informal dinner when a group of friends and relatives from Wisconsin and Fresno made a surprise visit. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Jake Rheingans, Mr. and Mrs. Heinen, parents of Mrs. Junge, Miss Flossie Willard, Mrs., Hansen and William Hansen, Jr. BIBLE CLASS - HAVE BIG PLANS The Howe Bible class met last night at the church for a chicken dinner and business meeting. There were thirteen of the members present. They planned for a contest to be held soon and sides for the affair were named the Romans and Greeks. A get-together meeting was discussed with the date to be Sunday morning. second, and Mr. After the games was enjoyed and delicious tamale made doughnuts orations used in pink roses and in the Thanksgiving. The guests praised Heying, Mrs. Geoffin Nowotny, Mrs John Brunsworth Max Neblung, Mrs L. Dahlman, Mrs H. Schnidlerberger, Mrs Sopper Vall, and Mrs L. SPECIAL ADDRESS AT THE CHURCH "The Crime Problem."—Warden J. "The Greatest American People's Problem."—Judge Colorado. Co-operation of Churches, the Clubs and Society is Needed Public Health Service. Dr. F. H. Esse for the World's will address three the Anaheim chapel day and Tuesday week. At 3 o'clock Dist White Temp for men: Subje Mine. At 3 o'clock Merrian church as women: Subject Mine." At 7:30 o'clock Baptist church for both men and "The Responsibility" The ministers o jmous in securing special addresses bers and friends hear them. Bishop M. S. H addresses, "The p ecellent in taste, efficient in purpose. Dr. D. E. Luther of the Y.M.C.A." "Dr.Essert is cea m a message." It wi INOCHLE CLUB T. SIDNAM HOME Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sidnam were guests last night to the Thursday Evening Pinochle club at their home on ythian avenue. A delicious 7 o'clock dinner was enjoyed after which cards were enjoyed. The high scores were taken by Mrs. B. H. Sidnam and Mr.alph Maas. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maas, Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Hathaway, Mrs. M. E. Canby and S. S. Conklin. EDERATED CLUBS IN LOSE OF CONFERENCE The close of the Woman's Federatclubs convention at Santa Ana was marked with a big banquet at the St.ann's Inn last night with more than the hundred and fifty delegates present. Mrs. L. Garrettson, president of the San Diego club district, was toast-tress of the evening. She gave a short talk on the clubs, bringing the subject of toasts of the evening to light, "Sidnam and Eve and the Garden of Eden," bringing in the fruits of the world. The center of the table, to harmonize with the subject of toasts, was graced with a large basket of nuts. Mrs. G. Wing of Bauning respond-1 to the toast-tress with a toast to BIBLE CLASS HAVE BIG PLANS The Howe Bible class met last night at the church for a chicken dinner and business meeting. There were thirteen of the members present. They planned for a contest to be held soon and sides for the affair were named the Romans and Greeks. A get-together meeting was discussed with the date to be set Sunday morning. It is expected that a large representation of Long Beach men will be present at this time. ZION LUTHEREN BAZAAR A BIG SUCCESS The bazaar held by the Ladies' Aid of the Zion Lutheren church last night was a success. Booths filled with fancy work sold out quickly. The delicious dinner served by the women was more than satisfying to the hungry person. The bean guessing contests were especially exciting to the young folks. The tickets for the supper and all contests were sold by the young girls of the church. A large amount was made for the new church fund. MRS. ERICKSON ENTERTAINS ELITE CLUB MEMBERS Mrs. A. D. Erickson entertained in honor of the Elite society yesterday afternoon. The time was spent at Five Hundred, with Mrs. George Hamler scoring high, Mrs. Sophie Stock ANNIVERSARY Another Anniversary Triumph! Featured at $24.50 ---The fact t no doubt rea Another Anniversary Triumph! Featured at $24.50 ---The fact t no doubt rea ---Falkenstei passed in po ---Normandi blouse back assortment. ---Fur collar ---These Coa Every FALKENS IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM second, and Mrs. Albert Vall third. After the games a short social hour was enjoyed and the hostess served a delicious tamale supper with homemade doughnuts as dessert. The decorations used in the home were in pink roses and ferns with favors in the Thanksgiving scheme. The guests present were Mrs. F. Heying, Mrs. George Hamler, Mrs. Alvin Nowotny, Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, Mrs. John Brunsworth, Mrs. J. Eden, Mrs. Max Neblung, Mrs. Merton Skifner, Mrs. L. Dahlman, Mrs. Alice Booth, Mrs. H. Schnidler, Mrs. John Kellenberger, Mrs. Sophie Stock, Mrs. A. Vall, and Mrs. L. D. Witherall. SPECIAL ADDRESSES AT THE CHURCHES "The Crime Problem Is a Boy Problem."—Warden Johnson, California. "The Greatest Issue Before the American People Today Is the Child Problem."—Judge Ben. B. Lindsey, Colorado. "Co-operation of the Homes, the Churches, the Schools, the Press, Clubs and Societies in Every Community Is Necessary," urges the U.S. Public Health Service. Dr. F. H. Essert, national lecturer for the World's Purity Federation, will address three union meetings of the Anaheim churches Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of this coming week. At 3 o'clock Sunday in the Methodist White Temple a union meeting for men: Subject, "That Boy of Mine." At 3 o'clock Monday at the Presbyterian church a union meeting for women: Subject, "That Girl of Mine." At 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Baptist church a union meeting for both men and women: Subject, "The Responsibility of Parenthood." The ministers of the city are unanimous in securing Dr. Essert for these special addresses and urge the members and friends of the churches to hear them. Bishop M. S. Hughes said of these addresses, "The presentation was excellent in taste, startling in fact and efficient in purpose." Dr. D. E. Luther, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Los Angeles, says, "Dr. Essert is certainly a man with a message. It was clean, strong and convincing. We have never had a MRS. J. P. O'BRIEN ENTERTAINING CLUB Mrs. J. P. O'Brien pleasantly entertained the B. G. N. Club at her home Tuesday afternoon. The home was very pretty with its bowls of roses and chrysanthemums and the ladies occupied the afternoon by playing five hundred. Mrs. Henry Tuffree won first prize. Mrs. Herbert Sulivan second and Mrs. C. L. McFadden consolation. Light refreshments were served by the hostess and the ladies adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Cowen. INTERIOR DECORATING TALK AT CLUB MEETING The Placentia Round Table club was the guest yesterday of the Better Mother's club at the Round Table home in Placentia. The main feature of the afternoon was the talk given Your Thanksgiving needs can easily be done during this WHITE CHURCH. ROASTERS Sheet Steel drip top, self-basting Roaster, $1.50 value, special 90c STAR CUT WATER JUGS Extra quality Water Jugs, five cut stars, special $1.75 PYREX We have the new patterns of last dinere sent, held were A issued norm-rep will Aid last filled The men huncon the sup the large church d in day at fam stock the baptist church a union meeting for both men and women: Subject. "The Responsibility of Parenthood." The ministers of the city are unanimous in securing Dr. Essert for these special addresses and urge the members and friends of the churches to hear them. Bishop M. S. Hughes said of these addresses, "The presentation was excellent in taste, startling in fact and efficient in purpose." Dr. D. E. Luther, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Los Angeles, says, "Dr. Essert is certainly a man with a message. It was clean, strong and convincing. We have never had a higher grade of men in our building." MR. LUMSDON GIVEN BIRTHDAY SURPRISE Thomas Lumsdom was given a delightful surprise last night when a group of friends invited to the home by his wife and sisters, called for the evening. He was presented with a player piano and many other gifts from the family and the guests. The evening was spent with games and music. Late in the night a dainty luncheon was served with a birthday cake being cut. There were ten friends present. TRUSTEES WIVES SERVE DINNER AT SCHOOL Mrs. Snavely, Mrs. James Stewart and Mrs. Arch Henry, wives of the Loana school trustees, served a delicious luncheon to the corps of west end teachers and the trustees at 1 c'clock today. After the dinner the trustees and teachers conferred on the library and book work of the school. STAR CUT WATER JUGS Extra quality Water Jugs, five cut stars, special $1.75 PYREX We have the new patterns of Pyrex which I feel confident will please you. It will be a pleasure to show these items to you. IVORY, SMALL, 3 FOR 25c IVORY, LARGE, 2 FOR 25c P.&G. NAPTHA,3 FOR 20c AHLSV 175 WEST CENTER "22 Years of Service" ANNIVERSARY SALE Triumph! A Manufacturer's Show Room Sample at $24.50, $29.50, $34.50, $39.50, $42.50 and ---The fact that Falkenstein's has established a remarkable prece no doubt react favorably upon this particularly attractive offer. Triumph! A Manufacturer's Show Room Sample d at $24.50, $29.50, $34.50, $39.50, $42.50 and t ---The fact that Falkenstein's has established a remarkable prece no doubt react favorably upon this particularly attractive offer. ---Falkenstein's is prideful of the excellent value standards attai passed in point of real value this standard in providing this rema ---Normandie, Bolivia and Velour are the popular fabrics mo blouse back models, fitted back models and loose straight back assortment. ---Fur collars adorn most of these garments--others are embroider ---These Coats are all beautifully lined and reflect good style and Every garment has just been receiv for the first time Tomorrow--Sat served by the hostess and journed to meet in two mrs. Cowen. DECORATING CLUB MEETING Mia Round, Table club yesterday of the Better at the Round Table entis. The main feature oon was the talk given by Mrs. Henrietta Kapp, representative from Barker Brothers, Los Angeles, on the subject, "Psychology of Color and Furnishings from the Standpoint of the Center of Interest". She gave some very good ideas in her talk to the women present, suggesting to them many ways in which they could make a home more attractive. She gave several original verses pertaining to the atmosphere of a well furnished and decorated home. The kinds of draperies, chairs and many other interior articles were touched on by her. Mrs. Kapp's talk was followed with two vocal selections by Mrs. Phillips, accompanied by Mrs. Sprague. Folilowing the program a social hour was enjoyed with refreshments being served. There were close to forty members and guests present. The next meeting of the Round Table will be held Wednesday, November 23. Thanksgiving Suggestions Needs can easily be supplied at a very low cost during this WEEK'S SPECIALS Roasters Blue Enamelled Savory Roaster. Sale price. $3.25 MIXING BOWLS Glass Mixing Bowls; 3 to set 85c ALUMINUM WARE 6-quart Stew Kettle, extra quality aluminum, regular $3.50. Sale price $1.75 GLASSWARE Roaster. Sale price. $3.25 Roasters Aluminum Roaster, large size, $5.00 value, special. $3.25 ALUMINUM WARE 6-quart Stew Kettle, extra quality aluminum, regular $3.50. Sale price $1.75 GLASSWARE Thin blown Tumblers 10c Special SOAP SALE RUB NO MORE, 3 FOR 20c LUX, 11 FOR -- $1.00 BEN HUR, 5 FOR - 25c LSWEDE'S ANAHEIM vice" SALES Room Samples of High Grade Coats $2.50 and up to $69.50 Markable precedent with reference to Coat values will active offer. Room Samples of High Grade Coats $2.50 and up to $69.50 Markable precedent with reference to Coat values will active offer. Standards attained this season and yet we have suring this remarkable group of Coats. Fabrics most used in these garments. They are straight back effects included in the styles of this are embroidered extensively. Good style and good taste in every detail. Received and will be shown first time Saturday ANAHEIM CALIF.