anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-23

Big Reductions on all Christmas Goods Goods on which Special Prices are made include HANDKERCHIEFS SILK UNDERWEAR TOILET ARTICLES 25 per cent Discount on all Waists It seems as tho acres of the rarest flowers were crushed to give Milady these precious perfumes. Hosiery is not only a beautiful gift, but it is a very useful one, too! Most women are interested and appreciate Silk Hosiery of a highly desirable gift. CARRIE LOU SUTHÉRLA F. N. GIBBS GIVEN CHRISTMAS SURPRISE F. N. Gibbs was given a surprise party last night at by his employees from the Gibber Company. They arrived home at 6:30 o'clock and e-cafeteria supper. After the toast was given to Mr. Gibb was presented with a piano token of friendship. After Christmas pie was enjoyed guest was given an end of which came from a covered was told to pull. Foolish gift received by everyone. M games were enjoyed during mainder of the evening. Decorations used were in style. A small Christmas used on the table and streamers were arranged in room. The guests were: Mr. and N. Gibbs, Oscar, Ellen and Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry three children of Fullerton Mrs. Daims and son Dick of Mr.' and Mrs. A.E. Clark and bert, Mr. and Mrs. R.Amtrice, Fred and Robert Amr and Mrs. Arnold EnEearl and Mrs. Waldo MacWilliams of KAFFEE KLATSCH COMES IS GREAT SUCCESS Under the auspices of the Schwester Lodge, Mrs. staged a comedy called the Klatsch" at the Concordia South Los Angeles street. Ticipating in the play were Bloch, Mrs. Groors, Mrs.Meyer, Mrs.Plegel and M Siegel. Miss E.Siegel took of the servant girl. The play was a great succ man songs were given by Zeusen, Mr.Porter and a de Misses E. and A Siegel comical song,"Die Spricko by Miss A Siegel, a true dance was enjoyed until a beautiful gift, but it is a very useful one, too! Most women are interested and appreciate Silk Hosiery of a highly desirable gift. Gift Hosiery Delight Her Heart by giving her one of these Beautiful Blouses. We are showing a very charming and complete stock of the most exclusive designs. Gift Blouse All kinds of Handkerchiefs—all colors — all designs — reasonably priced. Gift Handkerchief Exquisite Lingerie distinguishes the refined temperment from the commonplace. Making a gift of it compliments the recipient and emphasizes the culture of the Gift-giver. Gift Lingerie Anaheim Corset Shop The Anaheim Epworth L received a correspondence Jerome Shaffer, entertainer he says he has an exception program to give to the Annieple, December 27, in the Vale. He assures everyone hearty laugh and and interesting of art, fun and foolish Shaffer was offered a box the Orcheum clinic, but his work is with the organization working in worthy and city affairs. He is well known northern part of the state claimed as one of American entertainers. He has given grams in the universities Teachers associations and organizations and has recommended from the He has lived for year York City and it has been lege to study human nature this knowledge in these Students write from the he is an inspiration to an He is coming to Anaheim sum and all money taken amount will go toward League work. MR. AND MRS CURTIS TO HAVE BIG DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Curtis of street will entertain with dinner Sunday noon. The thirty seven guests, all close of the family. HASS-HOUSE NUPTIALS YESTERDAY Miss Bertha Hass of R came the bride of House of this city late last night Allen Geissinger, pastor oidist church of this city Four couples accompany and bridegroom. Mr. House is the brothe House of South Olive str been a resident of Anahe commonplace. Making a gift of it compliments the recipient and emphasizes the culture of the Gift-giver. Gift Linderie Anaheim Corset Shop Mrs. Edith Taylor 215 West Center The Grayce Shoppe OF MILLINERY Come in and see our Exclusive Styles at Moderate Prices New Stradley Bldg., Placentia Daily Herald Classified Ads Are The Best Every Time. Try The Herald Job Department For Your Printing. ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD SOCIETY MARRIE LOU SUTHERLAND, Editor Telephone 540 GIBBS GIVEN GISTMAS SURPRISE N. Gibbs was given a Christmas rise party last night at his home is employees from the Gibbs LumCompany. They arrived at the place at 6:30 o'clock and enjoyed a teria supper. After the supper a t was given to Mr. Gibbs and he was presented with a piano lamp as a of friendship. Afterwards, a storm pie was enjoyed. Each t was given an end of a string, which came from a covered pan, and to told to pull. Foolish gifts were received by everyone. Music and ties were enjoyed during the reward of the evening. Decorations used were in Christmas time. A small Christmas tree was on the table and Christmas hamers were arranged in the living room. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. F. Gibbs, Oscar, Ellen and Caroline Buss, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patton ad children of Fullerton, Dains and son Dick of Placentia, and Mrs. A. E. Clark and son AltMr. and Mrs. R. Amsbry, BeaFred and Robert Amsbry, Mr. Mrs. Arnold EnBearl and Mr. Waldo MacWilliams of Fullerton. KLATTSCH COMEDY GREAT SUCCESS Under the auspices of the Hermann newster Lodge, Mrs. A. Siegel had a comedy called the "Kaffee utsch" at the Concordia hall on with Los Angeles street. Those parpating in the play were: Mrs. A. Schach, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. M. Blankyer, Mrs. Plegel and Mrs. S. A. Miss E. Siegel took the part the servant girl. The play was a great success. German songs were given by Miss W. Hassen, Mr. Porter and a duet by the saleses E. and Siegel After the musical song, "Die Sprickcrin," sung Miss A Siegel, a true German race was enjoyed until a late hour. PASTIME CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY Mrs. Normandie entertained the Pastime Club at the home of Mrs. Henry Tuffree yesterday afternoon. Five Hundred was played. Mrs. McClellan received high score, Mrs. W. Manter second and Mrs. W. M. Chambers third. After the games a dainty two-course luncheon was served. Decorations in the living room and on the table were in red and green. Those present were: Mrs. Henry Tuffree, Mrs. C. F. Grim, Mrs. W. M. Chambers, Mrs. W. Manyer, Mrs. J. Janss, Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. C. A. Griggs, Mrs. F.Morse, Mrs.Reeves,Mrs.Sherwood, Mrs.Bertha Lacy and Mrs.E.J. Markes. New Millinery Shop Opened At Placentia The Grayce Shoppe is the name of a smart, new millinery shop just opened in Placentia. It is located in one of Placentia's newest buildings, the Stradley building. The interior of the shop is most attractive, being furnished in a beautiful gray. The proprietor, Mrs. Grayce, announces one of the most complete lines of millinery to be found anywhere and at moderate prices. LICENSES TO WED George H. Carls, 22, Colton; Ethelyn Preston, 25, Los Angeles. Raymond Smith, 22, Whittier; Pearl Gerry, 20, Los Angeles. Harland Lee, 23, Acton; Bessie G. Owens 16, Los Angeles. Carlton R. Bowe, 21, San Pedro; Nellie E.Anderson, 20, Los Angeles. James B.Mackey, 21, Placentia; Pearl Burkhardt, 26, Placentia. Joseph Chatman, 28, Los Angeles; Catharine E.Gooch, 27, Los Angeles. A railway brakeman was passing down his train after it had come to a standstill at a country station, shouting all the requirements. German Women Run Ads to Obtain Berlin at present is the bachelor's harvest field. Marriage advertisements have long been a feature of the German newspapers, but the last few months have seen an extraordinary development in that line. The dearth of eligible husbands has compelled would-be wives to leave no stone unturned to achieve their desire and whole columns are now daily leveted to appeals of women in search of husbands, setting forth their attractions, physical and financial. Thus a fraulein advertises: "Twenty-six years old, fair, good character, domesticated, pleasant appearance, fortune and a good dowry, wishes to meet a man of good character and industrious; purpose of marriage." Then comes: "Well educated farmer's daughter, pretty, 21, modest fortune, wishes to make a love marriage." Another young woman, bearing in mind her prevailing house shortage, says: "Girl of 26, with her own home, wishes to marry." The same lure is held out by a free-thinking intelligent and domesticated Jewess. "While there is life there is hope, is apparently the motto of 'Catholic widow,' 59, with a noble character and three rooms seeks a husband." Widows mostly war widows figure largely in the columns. Some of them having no doubt had one experience are particular as to their future husbands. One for instance wishes to marry a "small slim man," 35 to 36 years old with brown eyes and hair." while another stipulates that "no Jews, Poles or film artists need apply." But the women are not the only people who have seen the possibility of the present situation. A large number of men recognize their value in the marriage market and insert advertisements giving little description of themselves but laying down clearly what they expect of their future brides. Money, flats, good positions and handsome appearance enable them to obtain desired. So that are seeking of masculine and men that advance partitions reaping a richest result. INDICATION FOR TWO COAST SHIP AND NAVY BY THE OF FUSCHIA IN THE WINTER FOR REddISH PURSUIT The sketched image includes sleeves color dahlia shape in any even nations in the season times before aid to ecclesiastical season garments new fabric of the winter neath arm. The winery in a good costs. One of plaid weave hairstyle should much longer sleeves under low this time to form was full at the frost. Design three three and four A comedy called the "Kaffeeutsch" at the Concordia hall on Los Angeles street. Those participating in the play were Mrs. A. Chriss, Mrs. Grosz, Mrs. M. Blanker, Mrs. Plegel and Mrs. S. A. Gelgel. Miss E. Siegel took part in the servant girl. The play was a great success. German songs were given by Miss W. Hessen, Mr. Porter and a duet by theses E. and A. Siegel After the musical song, "Die Sprickcrin," sung Miss A Siegel, a true German place was enjoyed until a late hour. Mrs. Siegel is doing a great work by establishing a friendly feeling between the former enemy nations and has so far succeeded admirably. Siegel is contemplating giving next entertainment in a moreatable locality. A railway brakeman was passing down his train after it had come to a standstill at a country station, shouting out the name of the place as he went: "March! March!" he yelled. And then did funny things with a lamp and a flag. Suddenly, one of the windows was lowered, and, to the brakeman's great surprise an excited passenger cried out: 'Good heavens! It was February when I left!' Said Jones, sadly: "Something I said to my wife some days ago offended her so much that she ha'n't spoken to me since." "Old man," returned Henpeck, with painful eagerness: "would you mind telling me what it was you said?" STORE OPEN FRIDAY AND SALE Last Minute Gift At Falken Choose Your Gifts From This List FURS PETTICOATS UMBRELLAS IVORY TOILET ARTICLES HANDKERCHIEFS TOWELS BLANKETS COMFORTERS The First Christmas Rundown —Extra preparations shopping up to the shop as early as possible MASS-HOUSE BUPITIALS YESTERDAY Miss Bertha Hass of Riverside, become the bride of Homer W. House of this city late last night. Dr. James Allen Geissinger, pastor of the Methdist church of this city, officiated. Four couples accompanied the bride and bridesgroom. Mr. House is the brother of David House of South Olive street. He has been a resident of Anaheim for the last few months. Mr. and Mrs. House left immediately after the ceremony for San Diego. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRISTMAS TREE TONIGHT The Zion Lutheran church of Anaheim will hold its Christmas entertainment tonight in the bungalow at the rear of the church lot. A Chrismas tree and Christmas exercises will be the features of the evening's program. Candles and gifts for the kiddies will be given away. QUIET WEDDING AT METHODIST PARSONAGE Raymond Smith of Whittier and Miss Pearl Gerry of Los Angeles were married early yesterday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage of Anaheim with Dr. James Allen Geissinger officiating. The bride's sister, Miss Hazel Gerry and Leonard Fox witnessed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for a honeymoon in the east. ANAHEIM MASONS GUESTS OF EPISCOPALIANS The Anaheim Masons are requested by George Jackson to meet at the temple, Sunday evening at 7 o'clock to go in a body to the Episcopal church. Rev. G. R. Messlas, pastor of that church, has invited the Masons to atttend this service and Mr. Jackson wishes a good representation. SPIRITUALISTS TO ENJOY CHRISTMAS SATURDAY Rev. Maxwell of the Spiritualist church at 425 North Olive street, will hold Christmas day for the children Saturday at 3:30 o'clock. A box of candy will be given to each kiddy present. A short program will be given and other interesting features will be enjoyed. PETTICOATS UMBRELLAS IVORY TOILET ARTICLES HANDKERCHIEFS TOWELS BLANKETS COMFORTERS BED SPREADS AUTO ROBES MELBA PREPARATIONS HAND BAGS SWEATERS SANITAS LUNCH SETS BLOUSES DRESSES SUITS AND COATS SILK UNDERWEAR SWEATERS RIBBONS NECKWEAR DRESS GOODS BOUDOIR CAPS KIMONOS SILKS SCARFS LINENS INFANTS' GOODS ETC. ETC. ETC. Women Run Many Obtain Husbands He was giving his new airplane a trial, and all went well until he found himself directly over a football field where a game was in progress. There was a sharp report and a few minutes later he was lying on the ground with a group of men bending over him. As he opened his eyes a gate-keeper, with a sigh of relief, touched him gently on the shoulder. "Ah," he murmured, "I'm glad you've come round! I don't think you paid your admission money, did you?" Jealousy is the tabasco sauce of love. Fashions for Americans INDICATING the early spring vogue for two fabric combinations is the coat sketched above, combining navy and dahlia colored velour. Dahlia, by the way, is to be the new rival of fuchsia, a tone given much prominence in the color line-up for fall and winter. Like fuchsia, dahlia is in the reddish purple class. The main portion of the coat sketched is made of the dahlia fabric with sleeves and collar in contrasting color appliqued with motifs of the dahlia shade. The opposite color combination is just as smart, of course. In any event color and fabric combinations are to continue in favor for the season ahead. As stated many times before, this vogue is a decided aid to economy, as it lends itself immediately to the making-over of last season garments by adding a bit of new fabric. The sleeves of this coat, of the wing type, open on the underneath arm so that they form a cape. The wing or cape sleeve is fastened in a good many of the season's top costs. One very smart model, made of plaid wool material in a heavy weave, had sleever cut to flare from shoulder to lower edge and very much longer than the arm. Those sleeves were seamed together on the under arm to wrist length, and below this they fell away from the arm to form a decided cape. The coat was full length, belted and finished at the front with a Tuxedo rever. Designers are bringing out many three and even four-piece suits now. The wing or cape sleeve is fastened in a good many of the season's top costs. One very smart model, made of plaid wool material in a heavy weave, had sleever cut to flare from shoulder to lower edge and very much longer than the arm. Those sleeves were seamed together on the under arm to wrist length, and below this they fell away from the arm to form, a decided cape. The coat was full length, belted and finished at the front with a Tuxedo rever. Designers are bringing out many three and even four-piece suits now, one seen having knickers, a skirt, a hip-length belted jacket and a full-length top coat. Another featured nickels, a one-piece sleeveless dress, a hip-length jacket and a top coat. Another, really only a threepiece outfit, featured knickers, a thirty-inch jacket and a third garment that qualified either as a skirt or cape. This Coat Gives a Hint of What Will Be Worn in the Early Spring. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS The Gift Satisfaction Falkenstein’s The Final Days Before Christmas Finds Us Ready With Hundreds of Useful and Practical Christmas Gifts Extra preparations have been made to insure convenient shopping up to the last hour. Nevertheless we suggest that you shop as early as possible. and Practical Christmas Gifts Extra preparations have been made to insure convenient shopping up to the last hour. Nevertheless we suggest that you shop as early as possible. And for the Final Day 20% Reduction On Furs, Children's Coats Dolls, Ivory Toilet Articles Falkenstein’s ANAHEIM