anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-01

PAGE FOUR Society CARRIE LOU EVANS, Editor Telephone 540 CARDS ENJOYED AT BERKENSTOCK HOME Mrs. Lewis Lemke and Mrs. Victor Elmers entertained Tuesday evening at the Berkenstock home in Placentia where during the early evening "500" was played. Mrs. Raymond Smith of Anaheim and Howard Krause of Fullerton won first honors. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kraemer of Placentia each succeeded in capturing second prizes. After the interesting game refreshments were served in the dining room and the evening was concluded with a dance. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kraemer of Placentia, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krause, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kell, Mr. and Mrs. John Ortega, Mrs. Lucy Ortega, Mr. and Mrs. William Berkenstock, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lemke and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Elmers, all of Fullerton. INTERESTING MISSIONARY RALLY AT FULLERTON More than one hundred missionary members of the Methodist Woman's Home Missionary society attended the annual rally held in the Methodist church Tuesday. A feature of the afternoon program was a detailed report on the recent national convention of the organization, made by Mrs. H. M. Northup of Los Angeles. A delegate Devotions were conducted by Mrs. S. S. Sampson of Orange. Other numbers on the program were: Music, Mrs. Scott, Fullerton; offering, "Our Hospital." Rev. G. L. Reynolds, field secretary; literature; Mrs. Hutchinson, Anaheim, and prayer. MRS. HENRY HEYING ENTERTAINS FRIENDS Mrs. Henry Heying entertained with a delightful afternoon party yesterday in honor of a coterie of her friends. Cards was the past time of the afternoon. Mrs. Heying announced at the beginning of the games that prizes would not be awarded, which made careful playing taboo, but the game became so interesting that the hostess did award prizes, with Mrs. Henry Hussman scoring high and Mrs. F. Mang receiving the consolation prize. Refreshments were then served to Mrs. Fred Mang, Mrs. Henry Hussman, Mrs. Emma Gribbin, Mrs. Richard Groos, Mrs. Charles Leusch, Mrs. Grace Halliday, Mrs. Lester Eldson. Decorations and favors were in the holly berries. LOBSTER SUPPER GIRL BY KNIGHTS OF PYTTE The Knights of Pytt social evening last night Fellows hall. The early given to an entertainment tions and songs. The gu invited to the banquet Chef A.H.Fape with served a lobster supper were served with the s This was followed by and songs. Late in the ling was enjoyed by and by the Estrada orchestra. MRS. ROBERT MANN BECOMES BRIDE Many of the friends Mann will be surprised marriage recently to Force of Los Angeles has been a resident of the last few years and by the Anaheim-women home will be 124 West Los Angeles. STANDARD BEARERS MEET FRIDAY NIGHT The Standard Bearers dist church will meet 7 day night for the re business meeting. D month will be collected ing. A short social ho joyed at the close of t HOWE BIBLE CLASS TO HAVE BANQUET The Howe Bible class tan church will hold 7:30 o'clock Friday church. Representative Long Beach class will give enthusiastic rep Bible class work in Lo help to organize the wo class. They will also o cal program of the mee of Anaheim not belong er classes are eligible. WEDNESDAY EVENING CARD CLUB MEETS The Wednesday Even met last night to enjoy at cards and fanc women of the club, wh cards, enjoy the time and the men pass the cards. At a late hour were served. The me club are Mr. and Cordes, Mr. and Mrs.W field, Mr. and Mrs.Pa and Mrs.Louis Frahm,H.Kington Mr.M and M Chaffees "WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT" Western Xmas Gifts There is no time to lose, order your selection now. Give us the names and addresses of parties to whom you wish the packages shipped. We gladly handle all shipping detail for you. Send something different A Typical California Gift Box from You—the West and Chaffee's. Chaffee’s Stores are full of Christmas Suggestions. Chaffees Dependable STORES Chaffees The Jewelry Gifts She Longs For The Jewelry Gifts She Longs For Now Await Your Selection at HARTFIELD'S, The Jeweler Never have there been so many gifts to gladden her heart! Never has Jewelry been so beautiful in design, so fine in quality and so REASONABLY PRICED! The above illustration can give but a faint idea of the endless number of gifts now on display in this shop. No matter what you choose, regardless of the price you pay, there is one thing you may be sure of: You will get "the best for the least" at Hartfield's, the Jeweler, 108 West Center St. LOBSTER SUPPER GIVEN BY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS The Knights of Pythias enjoyed a social evening last night in the Odd Fellows hall. The early evening was given to an entertainment of recitations and songs. The guests were then invited to the banquet hall where Chef A. H. Fape with his committee served a lobster supper. Other dishes were served with the supper. This was followed by euchre games and songs. Late in the evening dancing was enjoyed by music furnished by the Estrada orchestra. MRS. ROBERT MANN BECOMES BRIDE Many of the friends of Mrs. Robert Mann will be surprised to hear of her marriage recently to Mr. Charles Force of Los Angeles. Mrs. Mann has been a resident off Anaheim for the last few years and is well known by the Anaheim women. Her future home will be 124 West 96th street, Los Angeles. STANDARD BEARERS TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church will meet 7:30 o'clock Friday night for the regular monthly business meeting. Dues for the month will be collected at this meeting. A short social hour will be enjoyed at the close of the meeting. HOWE BIBLE CLASS TO HAVE BANQUET The Howe Bible class of the Christian church will hold a banquet at 7:30 o'clock Friday night at the church. Representatives from the Long Beach class will be present to give enthusiastic reports of the Bible class work in Long Beach and help to organize the work of the local class. They will also give the musical program of the meeting. All men of Anaheim not belonging to the other classes are eligible for this class. WEDNESDAY EVENING CARD CLUB MEETS The Wednesday Evening Card Club met last night to enjoy a social evening at cards and fancy work. The women of the club, who not care for cards, enjoy the time with sewing and the men pass the evening at cards. At a late hour refreshments were served. The members of the club are Mr. and Mrs. William Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. William Sandersfield, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frahm, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frahm, Mr. and Mrs. H.Karsten, Mr. and Mrs. John Molt TEACHERS OF COUNTY TO HOLD INSTITUTE THIS MONTH Full details of the program for the annual institute of Orange county teachers December 19, 20 and 21, were announced today by R. P. Mitchell, county superintendent of schools. The sessions will be held in the high school auditorium in Santa Ana. The program completed by Superintendent Mitchell and sent to Los Angeles for printing with the program of the Southern California Teachers' association institute which will be held the two days following the county sessions follows: Monday, December 19—Invocation and music by the faculty trio of the Fullerton high school and the Santa Ana high school orchestra; addresses by Dr. Elwood P. Cubberly, of the education department of Stanford university; Dr. Will C. Wood, state superintendent of public instruction; Dr. Charles A. Prosser; E.R. Snyder, state commissioner of vocational education. Tuesday, December 30—Addresses by Dr. Charles H. Judd; Frederick Warde, Shakespearean actor; Fred Hunter, superintendent of Oakland schools, and Walter A. Jessup, president of the Iowa State Teachers' college, of Cedar Falls, Iowa, and music by the Fullerton high school and the Tustin union high school orchestras. Wednesday, December 21—Section meetings with the following teachers as section chairmen: English, J. F. Jackson, Santa Ana; science, M. A. Kaylor, Orange; manual training, J. L. van Derveer, Anaheim; household economics, Miss Mary L. Bradley, Fullerton; art, Miss Helen G. Willing, Tustin; history and citizenship, M. M. Fishbush, Orange; commercial, O. Garber, Santa Ana; modern languages, Miss Mary Ross, Anaheim; music, Miss Frances Louhit, Huntington Beach; mathematics, Miss Norma Chamberlain, San Juan Capistrano; physical education for boys, Glenn Lewis, Fullerton; physical education for girls, Miss Nelle Wilson, Santa Ana, and grammar school, C. A. Marcy, Fullerton. Wednesday afternoon afternoon Intendent of Schools S.B. Wilson of Berkeley will deliver an address. Governor William D. Stephens will be among the speakers at the Southern California institute in Los Angeles on December 22-23. The Los Angeles program includes addresses by a number of the prominent educators who will take part in the Santa Ana sessions. Bandits Force Victim To Indorse $200 in Checks LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1—Payment on four travelers' checks for $50 each was ordered stopped when Edward B. Dahl of Klamath Falls, Ore., reported to the police that bandits had held him up near Eighth and Broadway yesterday noon and forced him at the point of a gun to indorse the checks so they could easily cash them. Dahl told the police that he alighted from a Southern Pacific train at Arcade depot and was approached by an affable stranger. The unknown man told Dahl hotel accommodations were scarce and offered to take the visitor to an uptown house. At Eighth and Main streets an elderly man joined them, walked two blocks and shoved a gun against Dahl's side. WEDNESDAY EVENING CARD CLUB MEETS The Wednesday Evening Card Club met last night to enjoy a social evening at cards and fancy work. The women of the club, who not care for cards, enjoy the time with sewing and the men pass the evening at cards. At a late hour refreshments were served. The members of the club are Mr. and Mrs. William Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. William Sandersfield, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frahm, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frahm, Mr. and Mrs. John Molt; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. William Busch, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Siemers. ALL-DAY FISHING OFF SAN JUAN An all-day fishing trip was enjoyed yesterday off the coast at San Juan "By the Sea". The party motored to Balboa and took a launch to San Juan. On the trip, William Schumacher suffered sea sickness. Not one of the party was successful in catching any fish. They returned late last night and enjoyed a lunch at the home of Mrs. Frank Gates. Those on the trip were Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Petersen, Mrs. Hazel Bloomdell of Jamestown, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. William Bender of Santa Ana, and Mr. and Mrs. Coonie Mauerhan of Anaheim. The executive board meeting of the Presbyterian Sunday school will be held at the new Manse on East Broadway, between Claudina and Philadelphia streets, tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Following the regular business a social hour will be enjoyed when the guests will be shown through the pastor's new home. Men's Neckties Silk Four-in-Hand Neckties, beautiful patterns and shades; each tie in a neat Christmas gift box. 69c 98c Hand Bags Men's genuine cow hide bags, sheepskin lined with the disappearing handle. $18.50 and $22.50 Silk Shirts Pure all silk shirts, full cut and well made. The neatly striped shirts will gladden the hearts of men on Christmas morning. $6.90 and $7.50 Men's Silk Hose Men's Pure Thread Silk Hose with mercerized lisle ribbed tops, good weight, reinforced toe, heel and sole; black, white and popular colors; sizes 9½ to 11½. 49c and 69c Men's Trunks Three ply veneered walls, well bound and mounted with heavy Army Shirts With two pockets, coat style, military and flat collars. $3.98 Men's Leather Vests Men's Leather Vests, mole-skin shell with sheepskin leather sleeves and lining, knit collar and cuffs. $6.90 Men's Handkerchiefs Men's Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, white centers with novelty colored borders; assorted sizes and hems. 23c to 89c Men's Initial Handkerchiefs; a good assortment of white and colored initials; also Silk Handkerchiefs with initial corners. 15c to 89c Men's Mercerized Novelty Handkerchiefs, printed and woven cord borders. 19c to 39c All Linen Hemstitched Hand- $6.90 and $7.50 Men's Silk Hose Men's Pure Thread Silk Hose with mercerized lisse ribbed tops, good weight, reinforced toe, heel and sole; black, white and popular colors; sizes 9½ to 11½. 49c and 69c Men's Trunks Three ply veneered walls, well bound and mounted with heavy brass knobs and corners. You will need no ropes for these trunks. $22.50 Men's Dress Gloves The new Glove, made of imported cape leather in full line of colors with perfectly finished details in seams and fastenings. $2.49 Men's Bath Robes Men's Blanket Bath Robe, assorted brown, blue and gray color combinations and Indian designs. $4.98 Men's Beacon Blanket Bath Robe, striking patterns in brown, blue and gray color combinations also Indian designs. $7.90 Boys' Bath Robes Warm, well made Bath Robe for boys; a nice assortment of patterns and colors. $2.98 Boys' Sweaters Boy's heavy all-wool Cardigan and Shaker Knit Sweaters, plain and neat color combinations. $2.49 $3.98 $4.49 Wool Shirts All wool mackinaw shirts of heavy material that are full cut and well made. $4.50 Men's Initial Handkerchiefs; a good assortment of white and colored initials; also Silk Handkerchiefs with initial corners. 15c to 89c Men's Mercerized Novelty Handkerchiefs, printed and woven cord borders. 19c to 39c All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs for men, splendid quality. 29c to 69c Men's Handkerchiefs in fancy Christmas boxes; plain and colored cord borders; also initial handkerchiefs; packed two in a fancy Christmas Gift Box. Box 49c and 69c Boys' Handkerchiefs Boys' Plain White and Printed Border Handkerchiefs, also Boy Scout designs. 10c and 2 for 25c Men's Mackinaws Men's Extra Heavy All-Wool Mackinaws, double breasted styles, plain and fancy plaid patterns. $7.90 $8.90 Bath Robes Men's robes of heavy materials in colors varying from warm bright shades to the quiet combinations of black and white. $4.98 to $8.50 Gladiolus Bulbs —Gladiolus bulbs grow very easily rewarding the gardener with wonderful spikes of magnificent flowers in April and May. We offer the following choice varieties at 85c per dozen. AMERICA ... Soft Flesh Pink HALLEY ... Early Large Salmon Pink MRS. FRANCIS KING ... Large Bright Red PANAMA ... Immense Rose Pink MRS. FRANK PENDLETON ... Rose Pink Carmine Blotch SCHUAHEN ... Sulphur Yellow With Blotch DUTCH BULBS Daffodils, Hyacinths, Tulips, Freezias, Etc. FLOWERING PLANTS Cyclamen, Heather, $1.00 to $5.00 WINTER FLOWERING SWEET PEA SEED 25c, 40c, 75c, Per Packet. Howard E. Gates FLOWER SHOP 120 N. Los Angeles St. If you have a spare room a HERALD WANT AD will find a tenant for you. Phone 540 Useful Christmas Gifts for Him A problem—what to give HIM for Christmas—is easily solved at J.C. Penney Company Store. folks expect and appreciate gifts—that's why we suggest giving items as specially good to give Father, Brother, Husband or Sweetheart. Only Qualified to Give Exceptional Values Is This List and Throughout Our Store Shirts kets, coat style, collars. $98 Bathrobes A pretty assortment of colors, nicely trimmed. 8 to 16 years. $3.25 to $5.50 Dress Shirts For Christmas Presents A large variety of handsome patterns in fast colors Percale, satin striped Tub Silks and Crepe de Chines, silk striped Woven Madras and Silk Fibre Stripes; sizes 14 to 17. $1.49 to $4.98 Velour Hats Fine Lustrous, Snappy Velours, full satin lined with the finest quality silk bands and sweat leathers. All the wanted colors—seal brown, myrtle, green, russet, olive and black. $4.98 Boys' Suspenders Cross-back styles, lisle and silk web, neat patterns, leather ends; each pair in a neat Holiday box. 39c to 98c Boys' Suspenders Cross-back styles, lisle web, leather ends, each pair in a Holiday box. 25c to 39c Combination Sets Garter and Suspender Sets in beautiful Holiday boxes. 98c $1.49 Belt and Garter Sets, full grain cowhide leather belt with roller buckle and one pair of satin pad garters, in handsome gift box. 98c $1.25 Men's and Boys' Caps Golf Caps for men and boys—fine heavy materials, satin linings. 69c to $2.49 Air Guns Men's Belts Snap Belts without buckles—Tongue Belts with buckles—black and cordovan, smooth and grain leather, some in individual boxes. 49c to 98c Handkerchiefs; a set of white and also Silk Hand-initial corners. Men's and Boys' Caps Golf Caps for men and boys—fine heavy materials, satin linings. 69c to $2.49 Air Guns For the boy. They shoot BB's. and are well constructed. $1.19 House Slippers A dandy gift for daddy. Made of good quality of leather and the colors all black and tan. $2.19 Zane Grey Books How many of these wonderful stories have you read. 89c Boys' Stockings An exceptional value in black only. 15c Chase Steamer Rugs First class wool robes made by Stanford Mills. Size 54x76. $5.90 Silk Striped Madras Shirting Make him a shirt of this pretty material for Christmas. 58c Per Yard Belt and Garter Sets, full grain cowhide leather belt with roller buckle and one pair of satin pad garters, in handsome gift box. 98c $1.25 Men's Belts Snap Belts without buckles—Tongue Belts with buckles—black and cordovan, smooth and grain leather, some in individual boxes. 49c to 98c Initialed Belt Buckles Silver plated and Sterling silver fronts; neatly engraved initials. 49c to $1.25 Paris Garters Single and Double Grip Paris Garters, satin and moire shields, all colors, each pair in Holiday packing. 25c to 49c Garter and Armband Sets One pair of Single Grip Garters and one pair of Armbands, each set in a large gift box. 49c Flexo Armbands Flat and Fancy Silk Armbands, each pair in a pretty Holiday box. 8c to 23c Men's Cuff Links Men's Jiffy Links for soft cuffs, durably made, attractive patterns with platinum. English finish gold and enamel tops. 49c to $1.49 Men's Bill Folds Combination Bill Fold and Card Case; triple fold and hip pocket styles in fancy grain and plain leather. 94c to $3.98