oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-31

SOCIETY: Clubs: Lodges: Churches BUTTERFUL GARDEN PARTY AND DUNCEON AT SWAN HOME One of the largest and most beautiful of the spring social annals was a garden party and bridge lunch on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. W. H. Swan, with Mrs. Swan and Mrs. William Goodrum as hostess. The setting for this very charming affair was the beautiful garden surrounding the Swan home, and the patio, which was beautifully decorated in gorgeous spring flowers, carrying out a color scheme of rainbow tints. Small tables were placed on the lawn and over these were garden umbrellas, which served as canopies. On the tables were center benches of garden flowers, and here the guests were seated for the three course luncheon, which was served at noon o'clock, and preceded the game of bridge. At cards the first prize was won by Miss Sophia Rimpau, second to Miss Ruby McNeal, of Oklahoma, and third to Mrs. Gerald Simpson. The guest of honor were the Mesdames and Calma Larson of Seattle, and those bidden to meet these charming visitors were Mesdames Food Marsh, Percy Rust, H. E. W. Barnes, O. A. Mullinix, John Reuthen Leonard Evans, Earl Godrum, Miss Godrum, Miss Julia Goodrum, Mesdames H. L. Seares, G. R. Franklin, William Schumacher, Gerald Simpson, John Truxaw, A. B. McCoul, W. A. Dolan, J. A. Clayes, E. Olmstead, Misses Rimpau, Mesdames Ernest Borchert, C. S. O'Toole, F. H. Houck, H. O. Henderson, Homer James, H. H. Benjamin, Gertrude Benjamin, Frederick Ahlborn, Harriet D. Killey, W. E. Duckworth, Miss Ruby Caissou, Mesdames C. E. Harbeson, Tom Ingram, John King, Joe Carroll, J. P. Brastad, J. Havenor, Geo. Dumsmoor, G. M. Simpson, J. W. Wallop, L. C., Deming, Hulme, Miss Helen Easton, Miss Theresa Fay, all of Anaheim; Mesdames Geo. Goodrum, Leland Irish, Teddy Tetlaff, Percy Swope, C. Chandler, Travall Dalton, Louise Lander, J. McGill, Chester Swan, Miss Clara Swan, Miss Ruth Swan, from Los Angeles; Mesdames Earl Abbey and W. A. Plood of Santa Ana; Mesdames J. Carson and M. Cain of Sierra Madre; Mrs. W. Gray, of Artesia; Mesdames Henry Tuffree, S. Normandie and Joe Wagner, of Placentia; Mesdames Howard Krause, C. E. Holcomb; Misses Helen and Laura Porter, Fullerton; Miss Elizabeth McNeal, Miss Ruby McNeal, Mesdames J. Young, Crutcher, B. H. Findlay, Everett Findlay, Lillian De Pew; Miss Leita Gray, all of Long Beach; Mrs. R. R. Shinn, Mrs. Wheelock and Miss Wheelock, of Buena Park. ENTERTAINING GIRL FRIENDS Little Miss Dorothy Yungblut is hostess this evening to a number of her girl friends. The occasion is her twelfth birthday anniversary and she will entertain between the hours of four and seven at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungblut, 121 E Broadway. A color scheme of pink and blue will be carried out in the decoration and forget-me-nots will be the flowers used. Various prizes will be played and a dainty two course birthday lunchoon will be served by the young hostess' mother. The centerpiece will consist of the flowers and a five-birthday cake with the required twelve candles will be a feature of the nicely appointed table. Those who will enjoy the event will be Florence Backs, Esther Zeppenfeld, Betty James, Edith Falkenstein, Agnes and Jessie Johnston, Edna Wahlberg, Grace Jackson, Helen Gibbs, Josephine Cook, Marian Utter, June Borchert, Priscilla Messias, Bernice Brenner, Sarah Fay, and Bernice Strodhoff, of Los Angeles. ENJOY PICNIC AT BEACH 33 1-3 Per Cent Discount On Our Entire Line of Serving Trays The stock is exceptionally well selected and no where will you find a greater variety of styles. Prices range from 50c up to $6.65 WEBER'S Book and Music STORE Anaheim, Calif. WEBER'S Book and Music STORE Anaheim, Calif. Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Anton Schulte, So. Pasadena; Mrs. Catherine L. Glynn. Los Angeles; L.E. Phillips, Los Angeles; R. W. Harvey, San Diego; Jack Trembling, Los Angeles; W. Ross, Los Angeles; D. Leonard, Lansing, Mich.; Mrs. Powers, San Francisco; A. S. Leonard, San Francisco. MARRIAGE LICENSES John D. Racker, 57, Pratt, Kansas, Lizzie Decker, 53, Fullerton. John E. Otto, 52, Alutie M. Bliss, 46, both of Santa Ana. —Painting, Paperhanging, Tinging. Day or contract. Phone 869. After Easter Sale BEAUTIFUL NEW TAFFETA DRESSES Values up to $39.50 Special $24.75 & $29.50 COATS & WRAPS —Latest styles in New Summer colors. Values up to $35.00. Special—$24.75 $19.50 values at ... $18.50 New Jersey Coats, all colors. Special ... $6.95 & $7.50 SUITS —New Spring and Summer Suits in the new water colors. $55.00 values, special ... $39.50 $39.50 values, special ... $29.50 $30.00 and $35.00 values, special ... $24.75 New Sport Wool Skirts in Plaids and Stripes. Values up to $18.50. Special— $12.50 & $9.95 Style Shop 105 W. Center St., Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A Page of "Falkenstein for Friday and Sat 92 New Spring Silk $19.50 and $2 Two Very —And though these two lots in price, the same unusual v —For in one lot is demonstration scheme of a new apparel of s importance of this price in it Dresses of Taffeta, Sati From the Underprice Department comes News of-- 54-in. Indianhead at 39c Yd. The lowest price that we have quoted on this width of this popular material. Three pieces are all we have, so come early. Feather-proof Ticking 35c yd. Blue and white striped Ticking, that is guaranteed feather-proof; less than 1-2 its former price. Bath Towels 3 for $1.00 Brassieres - 39c each A price that will set a new low price level on Brassieres made of such excellent material as these—all sizes. Good heavy quality and size. A limited quantity only! 100 Rag Rugs Specially Priced 95c to $3.45 They arrived just in time for Saturday selling. 100 Rag Good heavy quality and size. A limited quantity only! 100 Rag Rugs Specially Priced 95c to $3.45 —They arrived just in time for Saturday selling. 100 Rag Rugs, made of new materials in a wide range of patterns and colorings and priced lower than goods of this character are usually offered at. An Additional Lot of Jap Crepe at 35c yd.! —If you failed to share in this offering a week ago, do not overlook this opportunity now. Jap Crepes in the popular shades for dresses, etc. The best grade— yard 35c. Dress Ginghams - 18c Apron Ginghams 12 1-2c —Two attractive items from the Up-Stairs Department. Excellent qualities and a good range of patterns. Nashua Woolnap Plaid Blankets, 66x80 $3.85 pair —Further proof of the unusual values one may expect in this Underprice Section. Falkenstein's enstein” Values and Saturday g Silk Dresses d $29.50 two Very Notable Groupings though these two lots of beautiful new dresses are widely different the same unusual value-giving characterizes both groups. one lot is demonstrated that a high price is not necessary in the a new apparel of style—while the $29.50 group emphasizes the price of this price in its relation to beautiful design and quality. of Taffeta, Satin and Crepe Are Included In Both Lots, And All Sizes! of Taffeta, Satin and Crepe Are Included In Both Lots, And All Sizes! Spring Coats Featured at $16,85 Indid new Spring Coats in the popular sport styles in plain maas well as mixtures. Large Shipment of 32-inch Pure Silk Pongee 89c, $1.25 and $1.50 per yd. Good news for the many who have been waiting eagerly for the arrival of this new shipment. All Silk 32-Inch Pongees of excellent grades at prices considerably lower than would be possible if they were bought on today's market. Beautiful New Silks Very Attractively Priced Wash Satin, $1.95 & $2.50 —Splendid qualities for Undergarments, all 36 inches wide. Silk Shirtings - $1.75 —Beautiful new striped Silks of heavy quality at a very attractive price. Baronette Satin - $3.95 —In white, grey, orchid, rose, etc. A very low price, indeed! Chiffon Taffeta - $2.50 —In navy blue, brown and other popular colors. New Plaid Skirtings - $4.75 yd. —56-In, All Wool Plaids for separate Skirts in a wonderful range of new color combinations. One yard is sufficient to make a skirt—$4.75 yd. Baronette Satin - $3.95 —In white, grey, orchid, rose, etc. A very low price, indeed! Chiffon Taffeta - $2.50 —In navy blue, brown and other popular colors. New Plaid Skirtings - $4.75 yd. —56-In. All Wool Plaids for separate Skirts in a wonderful range of new color combinations. One yard is sufficient to make a skirt—$4.75 yd. 45-In. Imported Organdie Yard - $1.45 —In a color range that includes all the popular shades of spring. Organdie of permanent finish and fully 45 inches wide. The quality is quite unusual, considering this low price— $1.45 yd. 40-Inch Printed Voiles 45¢ - 59¢ - 75¢ —Handsome new designs in an almost endless range of colors, light and dark grounds. Organdie Mirage - $2.50 yard —An imported Organdie of exceptionally fine quality in new printed and brocaded effects. Anaheim California