anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-31

Saturday, December 31, 1921 Society CARRIE LOU SUTHERLAND, Editor Telephone 540 MISS SCHWENTKER GIVES CHRISTMAS PARTY Miss Stella A. Schwentker entertained her piano pupils yesterday afternoon with a Christmas party. The affair was a jolly success according to those present. A very well given program of piano solos was enjoyed and the remainder of the afternoon was spent playing various interesting games. This was also the close of a three months' contest and a large number of the pupils received prizes and high honors for the good work done during this time. Brick ice cream and wafers was served at the close of the afternoon and each guest was given a Christmas stocking, filled with good things to eat. Some of the pupils were unable to be present. Those present were: Ruth Schmetzer, Lucille Goodrich, Ruth Davis, Hannah Grussing, Gladys Thayer, Mabelle Hammill, Helen Reinert, Olive Togier, Virginia Noll, Wilma Mitchell, Marie Noll, Jessie Mitchell, Constance Randall, Doris Eden, Wilma Heger, Afton Reinert, Everett Goff, Melville Randall and Stephen Schaffer. Miss Edna Hochull assisted in entertaining. ANAHEIM PEOPLE GUESTS AT BANQUET Misses Melbra Dugas, Thelma Hugo, Katherine Huarte of Anaheim, and Leo Jones, Reid Johnston and Harry Brownson of Whittier were the guests at the Tripolle fraternity banquet held at the East Whittier club house last night. They enjoyed a social entertainment after the dinner. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED OF JENNIE EVANS Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Evans announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennie, to Wilbur J. Butler, recently of the United States navy, New Mexico. The date for the wedding has not been set. Miss Evans is a graduate of the Anaheim high school and is at present assistant to Dr. M. M. Henderson. Anaheim has always been her home. EASTERN RELATIVE ENTERTAINED AT DE Mrs. Sylvia Johnson Mrs. M. Hoskins were dinner yesterday evening a group of relatives laid for Mr. and Mrs. and Fred Brown of O Mrs. H. H. Hoskins a Miss Frances Johnson tesses. After the dmcial time was enjoyed turned to Los Angeles will leave soon for the east. FAMILY REUNION AT J. D. HUNTON HOME The J. D. Hunton hometown palm street was the sily reunion Wednesday chicken and turkey dinner at 6 o'clock. Four gen Hunton family was in the table. After the guests enjoyed cards hour. Those present were: J. L. Hunton, G. W. H Mrs. Lee Cooper and Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. son and two daughters Mr. and Mrs. M. Greene G. M. Hunton and son Fullerton, Miss Florence Emma and Fay Hu Toelle, J. D. Hunton hosts, Mr. and Mrs. J. HOLIDAY GUESTS AT SACKETT HOME Mrs. J. W. Sackett Nellie were guests this friends and relatives of Mrs. Walter Buckner turned to Anaheim with be their guests for a f Mr. and Mrs. Buckn are spending the win Beach. They may retention in the spring. LOESCHER HOME IS SOONE OF PARTY A party of fourteen g home of Otto Loeschen myra avenue at Oran We wish All our friends And customers --in fact everybody A HAPPY NEW YEAR And trust that our relations will be cordial and mutually profitable. JCPenney Co. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Happy New Year Style Shop Style Shop NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS May good health, happiness and prosperity abide with you throughout 1922 is our sincere wish. Stroup's Market EASTERN RELATIVES ENTERTAINED AT DINNER Mrs. Sylvia Johnson and mother, Mrs. M. Hoskins were hostesses at a dinner yesterday evening in honor of a group of relatives. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Brown and Fred Brown of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hoskins and son Cortez, Miss Frances Johnson and the hostesses. After the dinner a short social time was enjoyed. The guests returned to Los Angeles last night and will leave soon for their home in the east. FAMILY REUNION AT J. D. HUNTON HOME The J. D. Hunton home on South Palm street was the scene of a family reunion Wednesday. A delicious chicken and turkey dinner was served at 6 o'clock. Four generations of the Hunton family was represented at the table. After the dinner the guests enjoyed cards until a late hour. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hunton, G. W. Hunton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooper and daughter of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jamieson and two daughters of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. M. Greene, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hunton and son Merlin, Jr., of Fullerton, Miss Florence Smith, Miss Emma and Fay Hunton, Eugene Toelle, J. D. Hunton, Jr., and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hunton. HOLIDAY GUESTS AT SACKETT HOME Mrs. J. W. Sackett and daughter Nellie were guests this last week of friends and relatives of Long Beach, Mrs. Walter Buckner and family returned to Anaheim with them and will be their guests for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Buckner and family are spending the winter at Long Beach. They may return to Washington in the spring. LOESCHER HOME IS SCENE OF PARTY A party of fourteen gathered at the home of Otto Loescher of East Palmyra avenue at Orange Thursday night. NEWLY-WEDS-HONORED WITH DINNER Mr. and Mrs. S L Pugh of 329 East Commonwealth avenue, Fullerton, entertained with a dinner Wednesday, in honor of Mr. and Mrs Edmund Kylton of Anaheim. The guests other than the bride and groom were W. H. Christner, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Miller and family of Anaheim; Mrs. Ida Young of Placentia, Missgry Florence and Benah Pugh of Wintersburg, California, Mr. and Mrs., Charles Christner and daughter Helen, and the Misses May, Bess and Eva Morton of Colorado. EBELL SOCIETY TO MEET JANUARY 9 The Anaheim Ebell Society will meet Monday, January 9, instead of January 2, as previously published. This will be the regular meeting of the month and every member is asked to be present. There will be important business to be brought before the meeting. The place of meeting will be announced later. PRISCILLA CLUB AT MCALVAY HOME The Priscilla club of Fullerton was entertained Wednesday afternoon at the house of Mrs. D. D McAlvay of Anaheim. Sewing and music were enjoyed. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon. PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR TO REPEAT CANTATA The Presbyterian church choir will give the cantata, "The Coming of the King." Sunday morning. They sang this number Christmas day, but there has been a request for its repetition. LICENSES TO WED Harry F. Parker, 21, San Pedro; Hazel M. Andrews, 19, Long Beach. Saul A. Tellez, 22, Los Angeles; Juanita Rivera, 18, Los Angeles. Warren H. Harris, 37, Los Angeles; Eva R. Grandchamp, 28, Los Angeles. V. Wayne Keniston, 21, San Diego; Mary P. Dent, 20, Lakeside. David W. Rogers, 34, Long Beach; State Water Meeting Plan For Crown City PASADENA. Dec 21.-The next meeting of the consulting board of the state department of public works, which is making an official investigation of water resources of California, is to be held in Pasadena January 16. It was announced today.The meeting will bring together public officials engineers chamber of commerce representatives and officers of water oceans formulas. Falk Says,"Thank you patronage and extends Best Wishes Prosp Falkenste Nellie were guests this last week of friends and relatives of Long Beach. Mrs. Walter Buckner and family returned to Anaheim with them and will be their guests for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Buckner and family are spending the winter at Long Beach. They may return to Washington in the spring. LOESCHER HOME IS SCENE OF PARTY A party of fourteen gathered at the home of Otto Loescher of East Palmyra avenue at Orange Thursday night to help him celebrate his birthday. They were Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Grumm and son Meinert, Mr. and Mrs. Amil Loescher of Richfield and daughters Leonora and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Flene and Miss Alice Flene, and Mr. and Mrs. Loescher. LICENSES TO WED Harry F. Parker, 21, San Pedro; Hazel M. Andrews, 19, Long Beach; Saul A. Tellez, 22, Los Angeles; Juanita Rivera, 18, Los Angeles. Warren H. Harris, 37, Los Angeles; Eva R. Grandchamp, 28, Los Angeles. V. Wayne Keniston, 21, San Diego; Mary P. Dent, 20, Lakeside. David W. Rogers, 34, Long Beach; Rose L. Henry, 24, Long Beach. Roscoe C. Dirkey, 40, San Diego; Orpha H. Spring, 27, San Diego. Ira F. Groom, 22, Huntington Beach; Lulu L. Green, 20, Huntington Beach. Albert G. Jex, 43, Hyde Park; Elizabeth S. Ruff, 34, Los Angeles. Fashions for Americans FEATHERS that droop or trail at the side, front, or back of the hat have been regarded as quite the thing in trimming this season, and the sketch at the top of the group of accessories shown indicates one of the possibilities of the long trailing feather. It is slipped through a slash in the soft crown of the large hat, which is of velvet, duvetyn, or other soft material, and supplies the chapeau's only real decoration. Spring millinery is now very much to the fore in the minds of designers and milliners, winter headgear now being of interest only to the retainer. One of the advance spring millinery notes heralds the fact that a very shiny satin, designated slipper satin because it is of the exact texture of the satin used to cover slippers, is to be very much featured in the making of hats. Coque and other uncurled feathers are liked as a trimming for these satin hats. Today's sketch also shows one of the popular present-season types of evening slippers, combining black velvet and a rich metal brocade. The hair ornament is a very lovely and dainty affair, really a wreath or crown of gold tissue leaves lightly mounted on a wire or ribbon. The girdle shown is a twisted metal affair finished at either end with an oriental ornament. These scarabs and sphynx heads are featured in other smart girdles which are formed by joining two rather heavy metal chains, with the oriental ornaments set at intervals the entire length of the girdle. The newest of bead girdles are made of very small beads in gorgeous colorings woven into net or cloth so that in appearance they form a fabric much like the long popular beaded necklace. A NEW ANGLE FOR FEATHER TRIMMING SLIPPER WITH BROCADE TOE SCARAB AND SPHYNX GIRDLE-ENDS LEAVES OF FROSTED GOLD The girdle shown is a twisted metal affair finished at either end with an oriental ornament. These scarabs and sphynx heads are featured in other smart girdles which are formed by joining two rather heavy metal chains, with the oriental ornaments set at intervals the entire length of the girdle. The newest of bead girdles are made of very small beads in gorgeous colorings woven into net or cloth so that in appearance they form a fabric much like the long popular beaded bags. They are featured in various widths and are fringe finished at the ends. The Sketch Shows a Few of the Season's Smart Accessories. NEW YEARS GREETINGS THE NEW YEAR promises to be a wonder year for all, and we sincerely wish that you may gather your full need of happiness, prosperity and peace. F. A. YUNGBLUTH meeting for Crown City 21. The next meeting board of the public works, official investigaces of California. adena January 16. The meeting public officials, of commerce, repers of water ocmpanies from all over Southern California. The meeting will be for the purpose of gathering data upon the possibilitties of this section for water development. J.C. Forkner of Fresno, chairman of the consulting board, will preside. The member of the board from this district is Harry Hawgood, a noted engineer living in South Pasadena. Ben Baxter, cement pipe, 266W. Adv. Harding Frees Banker Guilty Under Spy Law WASHINGTON, Dec. 31. President Harding has commuted the sentence of J. Herman Dierks, a banker of Cincinnati, convicted under the espionage act during the war, effective New Year's Day, it was said today at the White House. Action was taken up on affirmative recommendation by the department of justice. Falkenstein’s days, “Thank You” for your liberal entronage during the past year, and extends to you and yours Best Wishes for A Happy and Prosperous New Year Falkenstein’s - - ANAHEIM Prosperous New Year alkenstein's - - ANAHEIM The New Astonishing Car Prices just Set by Hudson and Essex establish these cars on a “Back to Normal” Basis Here are the Prices: famous Hudson Super-Six Speedster $2055 Here $1115 less than last year new and improved Super-Four Essex $1370 Here $760 less than last year Hudson Motor Car Company is one of the financially strongautomobile concerns in America. These reductions on a “Back normal” basis are made for the purpose of stabilizing the car industry. When Hudson reduced prices sixty days such a flood of orders resulted, that production could be increased. That made each car cost less to produce. Now public gets the benefit of that reduction in another cut which, turn, will produce another increase in production and reime the Hudson for today's cut. Hudson Motor Car Company is one of the financially strong automobile concerns in America. These reductions on a "Back normal" basis are made for the purpose of stabilizing the car industry. When Hudson reduced prices sixty days such a flood of orders resulted, that production could be greatly increased. That made each car cost less to produce. Now public gets the benefit of that reduction in another cut which, upon will produce another increase in production and reimburse the Hudson for today's cut. Thousands will take advantage of these lower prices today. Those await in ordering will "Wait in Line." Come today. Downsend & Medbery H. R. GROVE, Manager Phone 735 Los Angeles St. Anaheim, California Happy New Year extend to our many friends and patrons our best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. Adams-Bowers Lumber Co. "Better Service" H. M. Adams