anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-16

Society - Clubs Social HOTEL SOCIAL SEASON OPENS IN PASADENA First of the formal openings of the Pasadena hotels, marking the real beginning of the brilliant Pasadena social season, came last night when Hotel Maryland had its formal opening. This hostelry has been in operation throughout the season, but its social galeties began with last night's gathering which was marked by a dinner-dance, followed by a brilliant ball in the lounge. LOARA SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Christmas program of the Loara school was held this afternoon in the school auditorium at West Ana-heim. 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E. Canbler Thursday Evening a delicious 6:30 o'clock card party last night Maas and Harry Tied high scores. Mrs. Dawson, guest and Mrs. Sidney P. Ralph Maas, Mr. and Hathaway, S. S. Co B. H. Sidnam and D. Riley. BIBLE CLASS TO ELECT OFFICERS Members of the Bible class are as meeting Sunday no time the regular will be held. Arrive part in the Christmast discussed. CHRISTMAS CELLO CYPRESS SCHOOL The Cypress grant their friends and Christmas program night. During the event entered the roomney and distributed to the kiddies. PIONEER SEWING AT JOHN LEMKE Mrs. John Lemke the charming hostess Sewing Club" The After the usual divi light refreshments guests present were Edwardson Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Edward California THEATRE ANAHEIM Fairyland Theatre ONE NIGHT ONLY Monday . . Dec. 19 Pacific Coast Producing Corp. Presents The Musical Sensation of The Season Spikes Bros. Syncopated Orchestra and Jubilee Singers GREATEST COLORED ATTRACTION IN ALL THE WORLD 20—FAMOUS ARTISTS—20 Traveling in Their Own Private Pullman. BAND CONCERT—7:30 P.M. SHOW STARTS—8:00 P.M. ADULTS—50c, 75c. CHILDREN—35c. Plus War Tax. CHILDREN—35c. Plus War Tax. BUY This is good advice in Buy In Valencia Square Buy In Because all lots ORANGE CO Next to Post Office heim. A large Christmas tree, decorated with tinsel and candles and loaded with candies and toys stood in the corner of the room. Santa Claus was present and after giving a short talk to the kiddies he gave them a box of candy. A program was held with the different grades, presenting plays and musical numbers. The teachers in charge of the festivities were: Mrs. Ella Page Seward, principal; Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Joe Elliott and Miss Young. After the program, the school and visitors adjourned to the high school to enjoy the bazaar and vaudeville. THURSDAY PINOCLE CLUB MET LAST NIGHT Mrs. M. E. Canby entertained the Thursday Evening Pinocchie Club with a delicious 6:30 o'clock dinner and card party last night. Mrs. Ralph Maas and Harry T. Hathaway received high scores. Those present were Mrs. Dawson, guest of Mrs. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Prince, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maas, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, T. Hathaway, S. S. Conklin, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sidnam and Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Riley. BIBLE CLASS TO ELECT OFFICERS Members of the White Temple Men's Bible class are asked to attend the meeting Sunday morning at which time the regular election of officers will be held. Arrangements for the part in the Christmas program will be discussed. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATED AT CYPRESS SCHOOL The Cypress grammar school pupils, their friends and parents enjoyed a Christmas program at the school last night. During the evening Santa Claus entered the room through the chimney and distributed candies and nuts to the kiddies. PIONEER SEWING CLUB AT JOHN LEMKE HOME Mrs. John Lemke of Placentia was the charming hostess to the "Pioneer Sewing Club" Thursday afternoon. After the usual diversion was enjoyed light refreshments were served. The guests present were: Mrs. Lewis Edwardson, Mrs. Lars Edwardson, Mrs. Arthur Edwards, Mrs. John Hete. MASTER JACK ERICKSON HONORED GUEST Master Jack Erickson was the honor guest at a birthday party given yesterday afternoon by his mother, Mrs. Al Erickson. The rooms for the occasion were decorated in keeping with the Christmas season. A large birthday cake, with seven candles on it, was in the center of the table and dainty Christmas favors marked the places of the kiddies. Games, indoor and outdoor, were played. The guests were: Jack Erickson, Bernice and Harry Kroeger, William and Raymond Nowatny, Roland Schnidler, Melvin Randall, Thomas and Clara Fisher, Robert and Genevieve Dickensen, Dorothy and Pauline Nenno, Roland and Helen Goethsch of Orange, Lila May Narrah, Marjorie Erickson, Elmer Thill and Ross Brownfield. MRS. J. N. SACKETT ENTERTAINS CLUB The Thursday Evening Five Hundred Club members were guests last night of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sackett. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dodds and Mr. Sackett. After the games a dainty two course luncheon was served. The guests were Mrs. Stock, Mr. A Valle, Mr. and Mrs. Dodds of Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. B. Winger of Placentia, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cline of Placentia, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. MacDonald and Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook. CHAT EN SEAU HAVE REGULAR MEETING Miss Florence Hammill entertained in honor of the Chat En Seau Club last night at the home of her aunt, Mrs Charles Trudeau. Sewing and music was enjoyed. Light refreshments were served late in the evening. The guests present were Miss Hazel Withee, Mrs Adelaide Goodson, Miss Evelyn Degryse, Miss Viola Elliott, Mrs Minnie Herrington and Mrs Frances Scott. CHARMING MATRON GUEST OF MRS. RILEY OVER HOLIDAYS Mrs. Albert Rue, a very charming matron of San Diego, arrived in Anaheim Thursday and will be the guest of Mrs. Harry D. Riley, her sister, over the holidays. Mrs.Rue will then go to San Francisco where she will embark for Hong Kong, China, to join her husband who is an officer on the United States Cruiser Buffalo now as... PIONEER SEWING CLUB AT JOHN LEMKE HOME Mrs. John Lemke of Placentia was the charming hostess to the "Pioneer Sewing Club" Thursday afternoon. After the usual diversion was enjoyed light refreshments were served. The guests present were: Mrs. Lewis Edwardson, Mrs. Lars Edwardson, Mrs. Arthur Edwards, Mrs. John Hetebrink, Mrs. Walter McFarlane, Mrs. T. Anderson, Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Mrs. Dave Lemke, Mrs. Frank Trendle, Mrs. Lee Myers, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Chas. Stone, Mrs. N. P. Robertson, Mrs. John Wagner, Miss Anna Johnson and Mrs. Bert Annin. CHARMING MATRON GUEST OF MRS. RILEY OVER HOLIDAYS Mrs. Albert Rue, a very charming matron of San Diego, arrived in Anaheim Thursday and will be the guest of Mrs. Harry D. Riley, her sister, over the holidays. Mrs. Rue will then go to San Francisco where she will embark for Hong Kong, China, to join her husband who is an officer on the United States Cruiser Buffalo, now assigned to the Aslatic station. MRS. DAWSON OF DETROIT COMPLETES WONDERFUL TRIP Mrs. Arthur Dawson of Detroit, who has just completed a most wonderful trip through the Canadian Rockies Fairyland Theatre TODAY — A WHIZ! “Miracles of the Jungles” A THRILLING TALE OF ADVENTURE WILD ANIMALS—LOTS OF “KICK” BUY THE BEST advice in buying Real Estate as well as Square Buy In Because lots facing or near the State Highway will always be in great demand. In Valencia Sq Because all lots are restricted against tenants as well as owners other than the Caucasian PRICES ARE RIGHT IN VALENCIA SQUARE THE COUNTY REALTY CO AGENTS FOR VALENCIA SQUARE california, is the Yulefriend, Mrs. Harry D. days. Next Tuesday will leave in order to by Christmas. CLUB AY k. Woman's Club met y hall yesterday, to l Christmas celebracommittee had decokeeping with the . The program comthe following numo, Miss Juanjta Simpom "Ben Hur," Mrs. Holy Night," Miss iss Fisk; reading on the Christmas Tree," song by the club. The club pianist playmarch and the chilthe mothers, marchreceived cornucopias a present from the as Santa Claus, preths, making fun for the children as they passed by. The committee in charge was Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Teagarden, Mrs. Pox and Mrs. Meyer. MR. AND MRS. CARROLL RETURN FROM HONEYMOON Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carroll have just returned from a honeymoon spent at San Francisco. Mrs. Carroll will be remembered as Miss Rose Churchill, nurse at the Anaheim Sanitarium. Her marriage in Riverside, December 6, was a surprise to her friends. Mr. Carroll is a successful rancher of West Anaheim, and has been a resident of this city for many years. The young couple will live at West Anaheim where the bridegroom has prepared a home. 900 LEMON TREES Every one loaded with lemons. Land, lemons and 19 water shares sell at a price you make yourself, easy terms, Corona, Saturday. Auctioneer, Baird, of 529 West Eighth street, Los Angeles, sells it. OLINDA NOTES The Brea grammar school orchestra paid the Olinda grammar school visit Tuesday morning. After playing a few selections the pupils were invited to see "Santa Claus Junior" to be given at the Brea school Dec. 15 and 16. Miss Stahlke's sixth and seventh grades indulged in a hike to La Vida Springs Tuesday afternoon. The weiner bake pleased everyone, and they all want to go again as soon as possible. Mrs. E. M. Davis and sons Herbert, Moss and Benny, formerly of Placentia have arrived from a few months' stay with relatives in Kentucky, and are now making their home with Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Davis of the West Coast lease. Mrs Davis' nephew, William Perkins, also came out. — Ben Baxter, contractor, 266W. — Adv. The Christmas Jewelry Store of Quality What Tiffany’s Is To New York Hartfield’s Is To Anaheim A veritable fairyland of lovely Gift ideas, the kind one takes pride in possessing. Assortments are so interesting that you can easily find something from the smallest and simplest gift to the very elaborate mind. But whatever it is, if it came from HARTFIELD’S you may rest assured that it will be doubly appreciated, because it represents the highest type of the Jeweler’s art. If you are in doubt concerning novel and appropriate gifts we request the privilege of advising you. Our stocks are replete with unusual things in precious metals, gems, crystals and leather. HARTFIELD’S EST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA EST! well as merchandise Buy In Valencia Square in great demand. Square an the Caucasian race. TY COMPANY Anaheim, California