anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-21

Wednesday, December 21, 1921. Society CARRIE LOU SUTHERLAND, Editor Telephone 540 CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS— TWO ANAHEIM CHURCHES The annual Christmas celebration of the churches of Anaheim will be held the last of this week. Christmas cantatas, children's programs and Christmas addresses with a Christmas tree will be the feature of the entertainments. The St. Michaels Episcopal church have made the usual preparations for the elaborate Festival service which will be held Sunday morning and evening. In the morning at 9:45 o'clock there will be a special children's service for the Sunday school when the children will make a special offering to go to the near East Reliefson behalf of the American children, and will also present to the parish a beautiful brass alms receiving bacon for use at the services of the church. At 11 o'clock there will be a choral celebration of the Holy Communion. The offertory will be James H. Rogers' "There Were Shepherds," with solos by Malcolm Fraser and Mrs. H. D. Quarrie. The chorus will be rendered by a strong choir. In the evening at 8 o'clock the Masons of Anaheim lodge will attend a special service in commemoration of St. John's Day, having accepted the invitation of the rector. All Masons and their families are cordially invited to these services. This Wednesday evening the 28th, the Sunday school, will have their usual Christmas tree and entertainment in the Guild hall at 730, the children presenting two Christmas plays and a program of music and reading. "Noel," the Christmas cantata, will be given by the Evangelical choir, assisted by the Junior choir, Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock. Solo parts will be taken by Dorothy Link, contralto; Alice Pannier, soprano; Rev. Doeschler, tenor; Dr. C. A. Zimmerman, bass. BANKERETTES ENJOY CHRISTMAS PARTY Miss Wilhelmine Zitzman hostess to the Bankerettes at their first Christmas party guest brought a gift which exceed a certified sum and that assisted by her mother hid unknown places and attached a string which was fastened out the room. Later in the guests were given one ear strings to untangle and found at the other end after a long Other games were played. hour a tamale supper was Decorations used on the tables the rooms were poinsettias and The guests present were: Muriel Gossett, Evelyn Degrantle Owen, Mareta Westphall O'Rourke, Doris Hawley, Esaiens, Violet Neal, Irene Marin Rainey, Helen Weber, Lucille Philura Sparkes, Marion Way Mrs. Adelaide Goodson. MERRY FEW CELEBRATE WITH CHRISTMAS PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Gus Prescott hosts to a jolly Christmas party day when the Merry Few their husbands were guests. In the early afternoon the ciders met for their regular and enjoyed the afternoon witing and music. At 7 o'clock the men arrives hosts had prepared the potter furnished by the girls of The guests found their place table by clever place card settias and other Christmas tions were used on the table. Standard PIANOS AT Standard Prices As the local representative of the great Geo. PIANOS AT Standard Prices As the local representative of the great Geo. J. Birkel Co., of Los Angeles, I am in a position to supply the residents of Anaheim and vicinity with pianos of standard makes at regular prices. Cash or 30 months to pay in. Among the famous instruments to be found are: the immortal— STEINWAY the famous— WEBER the popular— KURTZMANN F. SIEGEL, 422 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC SAVE YOUR OLD URS AND HAVE THEM MADE INTO NEW STYLES BY Mrs. K.g. Duling practical furrier Phone 518 J 11 108 S. Madrona Ave., Brea, Calif. The Christmas Season Is a time when families gather together around the home circle and there is no musical instrument made that will help more toward the Christmas cheer than the VICTROLA and its a poor home indeed that cannot afford to have one, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Prescott hosts to a jolly Christmas party today when the Merry Few their husbands were guests. In the early afternoon the owners met for their regular and enjoyed the afternoon waking and music. At 7 o'clock the men arrive hosts had prepared the pottery furnished by the girls of The guests found their place table by clever place card settias and other Christmas tions were used on the table. After dinner the men were and each drew a large red slas mas stocking, which hung by place. This had been made in the evening when each mason a gift of foolish nature in the ing. Much amusement was over this event. The next f the evening was the Christmas Santa Claus entered and fife each little baby and kiddy s candles. The girls then re gift which had been put on earlier in the day. Card game played after the distribution gifts. The living room was decorated the occasion with the Christmas with its colored lights and of Christmas colors to the the room. The guests were Mr. and thur Kemper, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lloyd Schrode, Miss Ed her, Jack Kemper, Mr. and Kestenholtz, Little Norma tenholtz, Mr. and Mrs. Emel Wilbur and Naomi Jean K and Mrs. E. Voss Herrin Voss, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. P. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson, Mr. Roger Sherman, Mr. and M Davis and daughter, Lucille Mrs. Fred Scott. GRACE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECT OFFICER The Sunday school board Lutheran church met Monday and elected officers for the year. Prizes, at this time awarded to twenty-five sch faithful attendance. The enjoyed a steady growth were discussed for increased number of classes. The elected were: Superintendent, J. H. P sitant superintendent, E. The Christmas Season Is a time when families gather together around the home circle and there is no musical instrument made that will help more toward the Christmas cheer than the VICTROLA and its a poor home indeed that cannot afford to have one, as they are made for the small purse as well as the large one and our very liberal payments enables almost everyone to have one in their home Xmas morning. VICTROLA NO. 80 One of the Victrola Co's latest Cabinet Models $100 $10 cash, $10 per month VICTROLA XIII—$50.00 $5.00 cash, $5.00 per month VICTROLA XI A beautiful cabinet machine that will look well in even a quite pretentious home. $15 cash, $15 per month VICTROLA XII This wonderful machine is the last word in T Machines, as far as quality is concerned contains 16 large hold records, $250.00 $25 cash, $25 per RECORDS FOR XMAS We have a splendid list of Records for the Christmas season. We will be pleased to play them for you. Anaheim's Exclusive Victrola Dealer. Weber's Book & Music Store 112 East Center St. Junior choir will sing the carols other choruses taken by the members. The primary department of the church will precede the cantata with a short program. They are in charge of Miss Theressa Siewert and Miss Hochuli. Rev. Doescher will include the program with a short pass followed by a Christmas tree the kiddies. Miss Edna Hochuli has charge of choir and will also accompany. She will be more than fifty voices part. Sunday morning and evening special Christmas solos and choruses will be held. KERETTES ENJOY CHRISTMAS PARTY Miss Wilhelmine Zitzman was the guest to the Bankerettes last night their first Christmas party. Each it brought a gift which did not need a certified sum and the hostessoted by her mother hid them in known places and attached them to singing which was fastened through the room. Later in the evening guests were given one end of the keys to untangle and found a gift the other end after a long search. The games were played. At a late time a tamale supper was served. Operations used on the table and in rooms were poinsettias and ferns. The guests present were: Misses Mel Gossett, Evelyn Degryse, Myr-Owen, Mareta Westphal, Vera Burke, Doris Hawley, Esalie Schel-Violet Neal, Irene Marsh, Hazel Ley, Helen Weber, Lucille Bastian,ura Sparkes, Marion Wallace and Adelaide Goodson. GRY FEW CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Gus Prescott were the guests to a jolly Christmas party yesay when the Merry Few Club and husbands were guests. The early afternoon the club mem- met for their regular meeting enjoyed the afternoon with sew-and music. 7 o'clock the men arrived. The men had prepared the pot-luck dinnershed by the girls of the club. guests found their places at the door by clever place cards. Points and other Christmas decorations were used on the table. After dinner the men were lined up financial secretary, Wm. Geiger; librarian, Henry Schiming; organist, Paul Dickman and Edna Gutzman; superintendent of primary department, Pauline Peters. A Christmas program in which more than fifty children will take part is being prepared for Christmas eve. Those taking part are requested to meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock for practice. EPWORTH LEAGUE AFFAIRS FOR END OF YEAR The Standard Bearers and Epworth League of the White Temple enjoyed a Christmas party last night in the social hall of the church. A good attendance was present in spite of the rain. The guests brought gifts which were put in a Christmas box to be sent to some home. Late in the evening pop corn balls, peanuts and candies were served. At this time the young people discussed the entertainment of Jerome Shaffer, which will be given by the league December 27 in the church. Mr. Schaffer at the present time is the guest of friends at the Laguna Art Center. In his performance he will display many of his arts. Other special features will be given on this night. A free-will offering will be taken. The Camp Baldy party of the league has been postponed from Monday until a later date. MORE THAN 200 GUESTS AT WEDDING Many out-of-town guests will be present tonight at the Dumke-Potter wedding held at 5 o'clock at the Evangelical church. The church for the occasion has been decorated with exceptional care in green and white. There will be more than 200 in attendance at the wedding supper, served at 5:30 for the bridal party and friends. Miss Lillian Dumke is well known in Anaheim, having completed a nurses' course at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. Raymond Potter is in the carpenter business at Orange and is popular among the younger set of that city. MARTES CLUB MEET AT VAN HORN HOME Mrs. C. Van Horn entertained in honor of the members of the Martes Club at her-home on North Lemon street yesterday afternoon. Cards less murderer senger yesterdays occurred. The story trader, because whose husband find him a and found husband killed the o Gifts-- That Will Please We've got what most m glad to help you select A gift that he really wa Jackson's has gifts th please any man--boys t Michaels Stern and Suits and Overcoat Shirts Hosiery Neckwear Gloves Bothrobes MARTES CLUB MEET AT VAN HORN HOME Mrs. C. Van Horn entertained in honor of the members of the Martes Club at her home on North Lemon street yesterday afternoon. Cards were played. Mrs. Alma Pressel scored high, Mrs. Black second and Mrs. E. Mock received the consolation prize. After the games a dainty luncheon was served. Decorations used were poinsettias and ferns. The guests were Mrs. Hein, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. R. Groos, Mrs. E. Mock, Mrs. K. Keethley, Mrs. Black, Mrs. C. Leusch, Mrs. Lester Eldson, Mrs. Emma Bremer, Mrs. Alma Pressel and Mrs. Emma Gribbin. LIBERTY COURT HAS MEETING The Liberty Court of the Amaranth held its meeting last night. The court had planned to entertain the past maitrons and patrons of 1920 and also hold initiation, but this meeting was postponed on account of the rain. After the regular business refreshments were served by the entertainment committee. LADIES' AID WILL MEET THURSDAY The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church will hold its regular meeting We're at your service— JACKSON MEN'S WEAR SHOP "Your Money's Worth All" ANAHEIM Friday and Saturday EVENING Season VICTROLA XVI this wonderful machine the last word in Talking Machines, as far as tonné quality is concerned and contains 16 large books to old records, $250.00. 25 cash, $25 per month Music Store Friday and S EVENING Falkenstein’s will and Saturday evening This will give us to serve you better o hours of the day. Shop as early in the FALKENSTE less murder was brought in by messenger yesterday from the ice region of Wager's Bay, thirty miles east of the Hudson Bay trading post—nearly five months after the quintuple tragedy occurred. The story was that Otto Binder, a trader, became enamored of a woman whose husband and father agreed to find him a wife. They went to a hut and found a woman and killed her husband. The skiln man's cousin killed the other woman's husband and father. The cousin then slew the other woman whose husband and father had sought to save her, leaving an orphan girl. The orphan then was strangled to death by one of the "headmen" of the district. He is a mean man who withholds from his wife the praise that it due her. There is plenty of room at the top—and the rent is cheaper. What Will Please Him what most men like Christmas—we'll be up you select his gift. he really wants. has gifts that will man--boys too. Stern and Frat and Overcoats Hosiery Gloves Stern and Frat and Overcoats Hosiery Gloves Smoking Jackets Belts Suspenders Knitted Vests Mackinaws Bags Suit Cases ICKSON'S WEN'S WEAR SHOP Money's Worth Always" ANAHEIM OPEN and Saturday ING ONLY and Saturday ING ONLY 's will be open Friday evening only. ve us an opportunity etter during the busy ay. in the day as possible. STEIN'S - Anaheim Cal-