anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-09

Society ESTHER A. PEMBER, Editor Telephone 540 COTERIE CLUB AT GRIBBIN HOME Mrs. Emma Gribbin entertained the members of the Coterie Club at her home, 319 South Los Angeles street, Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent playing "500." The first prize was won by Mrs. Herman Shindler the second prize by Mrs. Schneider, the second prize by Mrs. Lester Edison and the third by Mrs. William Lake. The rooms were beautifully decorated with holly and Christmas decorations. Late in the afternoon a delicious luncheon was served to Mrs. Henry Heying, Mrs. Charles Leusch, Mrs. Henry Hussman, Mrs. Herman Shindler, Mrs. J. Shindler, Mrs. Lester Edison, Mrs. Richard Groos, Mrs. William Lake, Mrs. W. Bandy, Mrs. Fred Mang and Mrs. Rose Van Horn. EMBROIDERY CLUB HOLDS MEETING Mrs. W. H. Cook of West Orange-thorpe avenue was hostess to the members of the Orangethorppe Embroidery Club Thursday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in sewing, after which the hostess served a delicious two-course luncheon. The rooms were beautifully decorated with roses and ferns. The guests of the club were Mrs. L. M Bailey and Mrs. Cook Senior, both of Los Angeles, Mrs. Edith Mitchell of West Orangethorppe and Mrs. Rundstrom of Anaheim. The following members were present Mrs. H. Johnson, Mrs. Addison, Mrs. M.H. Spencer, Mrs. William Schulte, Mrs. Stella Hapgood, Mrs. Charles Smith, and Mrs. Hugh Bell. MISS McLELLAN HOSTESS TO COUNTRY CLUB Members of the Placentia Country Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Nina McLejlan on Placentia avenue. The afternoon was spent playing "500." Mrs. T. L. McFadden won first prize and Mrs. F. D. Miller the consolation. The rooms were artistically decorated with flowers and ferns. In the afternoon light refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. J. E. Scott, Mrs. James Tuffree, Mrs. Hubert Sullivan, Mrs. T. L. McFadden, Mrs. F. D. Miller, Mrs. Sidney Chagman, Mrs. George Meyers Mrs.V.H.Robertson and Mrs.Eric Lamhofer, all of Placentia, Mrs.G.W.Sollis of Fullerton, Mrs.Harry Sears and Mrs.George Dunmore of Anaheim. MRS. STROKA HONOR GUEST AT SURPRISE PARTY Mrs. Mary Stroka, 515 West Center street, was the honor guest at a surprise party given by Mrs.J.Rust at her home on Loma Vista avenue Pasadena, Thursday afternoon, the day being Mrs. Stroka's birthday. The hostess served a delicious luncheon at 1 o'clock after which the guests played cards. Beautiful Christmas greens and holly formed the decorations. Mrs. Stroka received the first prize and many beautiful gifts from net friends. Those attending the party were Mrs.Sidney Prince, Mrs.L.McPherson, Mrs.Theodore Roberts and Popular Anaheim Girl Now on Honeymoon Trip Elizabeth Mrs.E.Tukey B.S.Denton THURSDAY AT NOVOTH The memorial Club mourns Mrs.Alvin last night fully decorated evening was Mr.Baker prize and M second prize lilious refresher Mr and Mr Mrs.Maai Tausch, Mr., and Mr Mrs.Albert J.E.Baker. MRS.T.R. HOSTESS TU Mrs.T.R.the members home on Saturday afternoon.The playing card first prize,prize,and M late in the moments were those enjoymentMs.John C.Mrs.O.H.S.Houts,Mrs.Wade QuarteMrs.U.S.G.Mrs.Edwardi Anaheim,and Miss Alms of DANCING PARTY DOOLEY HOUSE Mr.and M tainted a party on North Clearing.The living fully decorated Christmas trip dancing were when the host freshments.fair were:M Cohen,Helen fel Thelma Hererine Huerete,Estrada Stanle EUCHRE CLUB AT BENJAMI Mrs.F.C.B.the members her home,521 afternoon.The Popular Anaheim Girl Now on Honeymoon Trip Mrs. James Sutherland, formerly Miss Carrie Lou Evans, who sends messages to friends here that she and her husband are having a delightful honeymoon journey in the northern part of the state. Fashions for Americans THE suit with matching cape is popular both in sports and dressy models, coats that have attached capes continue to be featured, and the dress that has its own cape is one of the season's favorites. In fact, this type of costume has been danced were when the host freshments. fair were: Mrs. Cohen, Helen fel Thelma Heerine Huerete, Estrada, Stanley EUCHRE CLUB AT BENJAMIN Mrs. F. C. B. the members her home, 521 afternoon. The playing cards scored high, Mrs. Lyba solation. The with beautiful holly. Refresh in the afternoon were: Mrs. Hamler, Mrs. J. Strudoff, Mr Schutte, Mrs. Adolph Rimpau ng, Mrs. S. L. Mrs. Janss, Mr Dresser, Lillian Annie Ryan. The Young P Evangelical ch ular monthly bu church bungalow will be election cial time. Mrs. John Le ttained as he evening Mr. and and Mrs. H. Se W. E. Robertson Robertson, Nell Robertson, Evely and Leonard Le Anaheim At Postpon The weekly bo heim Athletic Clu uled for tonight Due to the recee did considerable it has been dee schedule any mo til repairs are f roof put on. Co exception of the match between Mabee, which is day. December 2 in darkness until Ex-Kaiser F Stop LONDON. De kaiser's head is n ages and he has don wood cutting his home at Door patch to the Da use-his motor ha cent hard frost, ing to overtake that had accumu of wood flew up a Mrs. James Sutherland, formerly Miss Carrie Lou Evans, who sends messages to friends here that she and her husband are having a delightful honeymoon journey in the northern part of the state. Fashions for Americans THE suit with matching cape is popular both in sports and dressy models, coats that have attached capes continue to be featured, and the dress that has its own cape is one of the season's favorites. In fact, this type of costume has been so much liked for fall and winter that some of the designers are offering it again for spring, the novelty fabrics featured in the spring garments making the cape and dress outfit seem new, although there is little radical change in the actual style line of those so far developed. Certainly for southern resort wear the dress with cape to match will be popular, and southern resort apparel is usually a fore-runner of what will be shown for general wear in the very early spring. The outfit illustrated features a rather straight line dress and full-length matching cape made of a dark red velour, both dress and cape being trimmed with krimmer fur. A small toque of the fur completes the outfit. The cape is lined with black, and a touch of black appears in the trimming of the dress. A smart cape and dress outfit of the sports type made of wool plaid shows a skirt with slip-over sleeveless jacket reaing about to the hips. The long cape of plaid is lined with plain color silk matching the little skirt or blouse worn underneath the jacket. The outstanding feature of spring dresses so far shown is the leaning to a low waist line, and in suits there is an effort on foot to popularize a coat of definitely fitted type. This effort has been made regularly each season, but has not registered favorably for a long time. That it may meet with better success for spring is predicted on account of the fact that skirts are to be much longer than American women have generally accepted this winter, and with the long skirt, it is argued, a defined waist line and more fitted effects generally will be approved. In line with this theory are the peg top separate skirts now being brought out. Dress With Matching Cape Is Practical and Smart. ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD Elizabeth Arnold all of Anaheim, Mrs. E. Turck of Hollywood and Mrs. B. S. Denton of Glendora. THURSDAY EVENING CLUB AT NOWOTNY HOME The members of the Thursday Evening Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nowotny on North street last night. The rooms were beautifully decorated with poinsettias in compliment to the holiday season. The evening was spent in playing "50." Mr. Baker and Mrs. Bruce won first prize and Mrs. Baker and Mr. Bruce second prize. Late in the evening delicious refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. William Houts, Mr. and Mrs. M. Martinet, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kroeger, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker. MRS. T. R. McDONALD HOSTESS TO E. Z. CLUB Mrs. T. R. McDonald was hostess to the members of the E. Z. Club at her home on Sugar avenue yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in playing cards, Mrs. Sackelt winning first prize, Mrs. Calloway, second prize, and Mrs. Annlin, third prize. Late in the afternoon light refreshments were served by the hostess. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. J. W. Sackett, Mrs. O. H. Schumacher, Mrs. William Houts, Mrs. W. P. Quarton, Mrs. G. Hubert, Mrs.-W. M. Chambers, Mrs. Wade Quarton, Mrs. C. L. Garrison, Mrs.U.S.Glaze, Mrs.L.B.Calloway, Mrs.Edwards, Mrs.A.Johnson, all of Anaheim, and Mrs.Bert Annin and Miss Alms of Fullerton. DANCING PARTY AT DOOLEY HOME Mr. and Mrs. L.E.Dooley entertained a party of friends at their home on North Clementine Thursday evening. The living rooms were beautifully decorated with poinsettias and Christmas trimmings. Music and dancing were enjoyed until a late hour when the hostess served delicious refreshments. Those enjoying the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen, Helen Stoffel, Elizabeth Stoffel Thelma Hugo, Betty Greene, Catherine Huerete, Pauline Ranker, Mary Estrada, Stanley Curtis and Earl Krist. EUCHRE CLUB AT BENJAMIN HOME Mrs.F.C.Benjamin was hostess to the members of the Euchre Club at her home, 521 Zeyn street, yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was spent EUCHRE CLUB AT BENJAMIN HOME Mrs. F. C. Benjamin was hostess to the members of the Euchre Club at her home, 521 Zeyn street, yesterday afternoon. The afternoon was spent playing cards. Mrs. Adolph Rimpau scored high, Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, second, and Mrs. Lybarger received the consolation. The tables were decorated with beautiful bouquets of roses and holly. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon. Those present were: Mrs. Sheridan, Mrs. George Hamler, Mrs. H. Bennerschedit, Mrs. J. Strudoff, Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, Mrs. H. Schutte, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Adolph Rimpau, Mrs. Edward Hartung, Mrs. S. Lybarger, Mrs. F. Grim, Mrs. Janss, Mrs. C. Wagner, Mrs. B. Dresser, Lillian Bennerschedit and Annie Ryan. The Young People's Alliance of the Evangelical church will hold its regular monthly business meeting at the church bungalow this evening. There will be election of officers and a social time. Mrs. John Lemke of Placentia entertained as her dinner guests last evening Mr. and Mrs. T. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Scholler, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Robertson, Nell Robertson Winifred Robertson; Evelyn Lemke, Joe Lemke and Leonard Lemke. Anaheim Athletic Club Postpones Boxing Show The weekly boxing show of the Anaheim Athletic Club, which was scheduled for tonight, has been called off. Due to the recent wind storm which did considerable damage to the arena, it has been deemed advisable not to schedule any more boxing shows until repairs are finished and the new roof put on. Consequently, with the exception of the night of the wrestling match between Al Sparkes and Roy Mabee, which is to take place Tuesday, December 20, the arena will be in darkness until after the holidays. Ex-Kaiser Forced To Stop Wood Cutting LONDON, Dec. 9.-The former kaiser's head is now swatched in bandages and he has been obliged to abandon wood cutting for the present at his home at Doorn, according to a dispatch to the Daily Mail. Unable to use his motor saw because of the recent hard frost, William was hastening to overtake many wood orders that had accumulated when a chunk of wood flew up and struck him in the head. Extraordinary Coat Values for Children These Coats are well made of sturdy, dependable material detail with many interesting style features. The yoke as the long panel. Some of the Coats are trimmed others are belted and button trimmed and all have poiland fur-trimmed Coats, made of Polaire Cloth selection of sizes to fit the younger girls from 7 to 10. MISCELLANEOUS GIFTS FOR THE MEN OF THE FAMILY You are certain to make no mistake if you choose a gift from this list for the men of the family; it includes fine values at low prices. Men's Blanket Bath Robes with shawl collar and button front, plain and color combinations and Indian patterns $5.50 Men's Fine Beacon Blanket Bath Robes—shawl collar, roll cuffs, silk braid finish. Brown blue and gray; also Indian designs $7.50 Boys' Bath Robes—warm, well made bath robes in attractive colors and patterns $4.50 Ex-Kaiser Forced To Stop Wood Cutting LONDON, Dec. 9.—The former kaiser's head is now swatched in bandages and he has been obliged to abandon wood cutting for the present at his home at Doorn, according to a dispatch to the Daily Mail. Unable to use his motor saw because of the recent hard frost, William was hastening to overtake many wood orders that had accumulated when a chunk of wood flew up and struck him in the head, making a deep wound. Daughter's Testimony Holds Man As Slayer LOS ANGELES, Dec. 9.—B. W. Thompson was bound over to the superior court yesterday charged with murder in connection with the death of George D. Bates, formerly his father-in-law, after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Alfred F. McDonald of Venice. Bates died as the result of a blow on the jaw delivered by Thompson in the heat of anger, according to the testimony. Thompson had made many threats against Bates, the two daughters of the dead man said. Increase in Cadets At West Point Advocated WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—An increase in the cadet corps at the West Point military academy from 1334 to 2500 is recommended by Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, superintendent, to the secretary of war, made public today. The academy, the report shows, can train only one-third of the officers needed even for a peace time army of 150,000 men. The editor of a "thriller" magazine ordered a story of a certain length and discovered that the author had written several hundred words too many. In order to make the story fit the space at his disposal the last few paragraphs were condensed into a single sentence. This is the way it read: "Von Berken took a small glass of whiskey, his hat, his departure, no notice to his pursuers, a revolver out of his pocket, and, finally, his life." MISCELLANEOUS GIFTS FOR THE MEN OF THE FAMILY You are certain to make no mistake if you choose a gift from this list for the men of the family; it includes fine values at low prices. Men's Blanket Bath Robes with shawl collar and button front, plain and color combinations and Indian patterns.....$5.50 Men's Fine Beacon Blanket Bath Robes—shawl collar, roll cuffs, silk braid finish. Brown blue and gray; also Indian designs.....$7.50 Boys' Bath Robe—warm, well made bath robes in attractive colors and patterns.....$4.50 Boys' Sweaters—heavy pull-over style, Cardigan knit, all popular color combinations $4.98 Men's Leather Vests-25 inches long, moleskin shell with sheepskin leather and knit collars and cuffs.....$6.90 Men's Silk Neckties—four-in-hand styles; beautiful patterns; neatly boxed...58c and 98c MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Handsome pattern in percale, satin stripe, and woven madras, neckband and attached collar styles Sizes 14 to 17. Neatly boxed. $1.49 to $7.50 SILKS FOR CHRISTMAS 40-inch Canton Crepe .....$2.69 | 40-inch Crepe de Chine .....$1.69 | 40-inch Charme These are heavy materials and our regular prices are offered at sales. A dress of this material will be a pretend SILKS 36-inch Silk Poplin .....89¢36-inch Silk Jersey 36-inch Taffeta .....$1.98 and $2.98 Women's Apparel --- Suits, Coats, Dresses when the assortment of fine fabrics, styles and original designs were the most complete, the J. C. Penny Company was fortunate in securing their merchant-able illustrated here for their thousands of customers who today are uniting in every purchase the best Quality and the Economy of Low Prices. Women's Coats . . . $14.75 to $29.50 It is a trimming on these new Coats that is greatly favored. Every Coat is cut on generous lines, giving the appearance of a loose wrap. The linings are attractive in texture and design. The colors are Grey, Pekin Blue, Brown and Navy, and the materials are Bolivia Cloth, Sport Coatings, Velours, and the newest Normandie materials. Women's Dresses . . . $14.75 to $29.50 Embroideries in bright colors make these Fall Dresses most attractive. Buttons are a popular trimming while girdles and sashes are of contrasting tones of silk, satin or Georgette crepe. Both Women's and Misses' sizes prevail in our selection and the smaller man is as readily fitted as one above the average size. The materials are Serges, Tricotines, Twills, as well as Satin, Charmeuse and the favored Crepe. All the new popular colors and models Women's Separate Skirts . $4.98 to $6.90 The assortment of Women's Fall Skirts in the plain and pleated styles in Jacks, Plaids and Plain Fabrics. Women's Separate Skirts . $4.98 to $6.90 one assortment of Women's Fall Skirts in the plain and pleated styles in cks, Plaids and Plain Fabrics. es for Children . $6.90, $9.90 dependable material, well tailored in every features. The yoke back is popular as well ts are trimmed with collars of Coney, d and all have pockets. de of Polaire Cloth and Cheviots. A full girls from 7 to 10 years of age. Trunks. Suit Cases and Hand Bags Christmas vacation time is coming and the first thing we think of in planning a trip is our baggage. Can you think of a more pleasing gift at this time than a— Four-drawer Wardrobe Trunk ..... $29.50 Trunks. Suit Cases and Hand Bags Christmas vacation time is coming and the first thing we think of in planning a trip is our baggage. Can you think of a more pleasing gift at this time than a— Four-drawer Wardrobe Trunk $29.50 Three-ply triple hinge, triple locked Trunk $22.50 Three-ply Steamer Trunk, well mounted with brass corners and stay bolts $16.50 Full Leather Cowhide Suit Cases $12.50 to $22.50 Ladies' Patent Leather Suit Case, creton lined $7.90 All-leather Hand Bags with disappearing handles $16.50 and $22.50 Black Leather Hand Bags $8.50 Other Suit Cases $1.69 to $5.90 CHRISTMAS 40-inch Crepe Metor $2.79 40-inch Charmuse $2.69 Regular prices are much lower than those serial will be a pretty gift. R SILKS De36-inch Silk Jersey $1.98 $1.98 and $1.79 A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION - Penney Co. Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORES ANAHEIM, CAL. THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT SHORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD