oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-09

SOCIETY LODGES CLUBS CHURCHES E Z. CLUB PLAYS FIVE HUNDRED AT M'DONALD HOME MRS. D. R. McDONALD, of Sugar Avenue, entertained the S. Z. club yesterday afternoon, and ladies from several nearby towns were present. Four tables were required for the games, five hundred being the diversion. Totalling scores, Mrs. W. J. Sackett was again awarded first prize, she having won first at several meetings recently and won quite an enviable reputation for her skill in cards. Second prize went to Mrs. Calloway, of Long Beach, and third to Mrs. Annin, of Fullerton. After games a delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. McDonald, the card tables being used. Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. McDonald were the Mesdames John Cook, William Houts, William Chambers, George Huber, W. J. Sackett and Quarton, of Anaheim; Calloways of Long Beach; Garrison, Annin, Glaze, Wade Quarton of Fullerton, and Solumaker, Edwards and Johnston, of Placentia, Edwards and Johnston, also of Fullerton. EXQUISITE GOODS SHOWN TODAY AT EBELL BAZAAR With countless articles for good practical use, for ornament in the home, for personal adornment and for almost any use, the Ebell bazaar opened today in the new Buick salesrooms on North Los Angeles street. The booths are prettily decorated, each one containing an assortment along a particular line. The country store, which is one of the unique as well as popular features of the bazaar, carries a line of stock which would outfit a family for months. Beans, jellies, pastries, vegetables, canned goods, everything may be found in the "country store" section. Mrs. Fred Peck is general manager of the store and her corps of clerks is lending every effort to please the purchaser. Mrs. R. B. Hermann is in charge of the apron booth, where one may find these useful garments from the big, practical, kitchen variety, to the most dainty little afternoon tea model. Hand made dresses, lingerie, caps., etc., all are offered for sale at most reasonable prices. Xmas Suggestions Fancy Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Figs, Dates, nicely packed make an exceptional present. We have them in the very best grades and we pack them if you wish. A box of red Apples, Oranges, Pears, Grapefruit or an assortment will take well. We have the finest large improved variety Persimmons to be had; in perfect condition to ship anywhere on the continent. Mrs. E. B. Campbell fancy work booth Mrs. J. P. Probst are selling from The Ebell ladderously working to financial success starting some of her mer. The process the club house fills making: The bazaar afternoon, this evening and tomorrow from the finance really a social event cards will give ing. ENCAMPMENT The Encampment will elect their owing year, this evening in their hall tendance is desirable. DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. C been in Los Angeles guests at the Amite were also guests given by friends Grill Wednesday. SEVEN TAKE The Fraternal last night. A classiated into the old Two weeks from class will be initiated 21 new members election of office place at this meeting holds their meeting and fourth Thursday. HOTEL VALLEY Guests at Hotel day included; C. J. Franklin, Seattle Los Angeles; C. A. geles; A. Winther thur Short, Los Angeles Los Angeles; C. E. geles; L. G. Fanss W. Smith, Los Angeles Los Angeles; G. D. geles; C. W. Davin B. Iverson, Los Au. CHRISTMAS DECLU Mrs. F. C. Henjess to the member club at her home Xmas Suggestions Fancy Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Figs, Dates, nicely packed make an exceptional present. We have them in the very best grades and we pack them if you wish. A box of red Apples, Oranges, Pears, Grapefruit or an assortment will take well. We have the finest large improved variety Persimmons to be had; in perfect condition to ship anywhere on the continent. Christmas Trees and Baskets a little later. GROCERTERIA DEPARTMENT While you are in look over our groceries. We put our quality and prices up in comparison with any of them. Leave your Christmas orders early; we'll do the rest. Our records of previous years go to show that we are right in quality, price and satisfaction. We thank you for your past patronage and bid you come again. Anaheim Produce Market F. C. HAYERTY 128 E. Center St. Phone 530 Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Holiday Food Fancy Groceries, Seasonable Fruits, Candies and Nuts, and Christmas All Chaffee Stores are filled with sweet meats and goodies—and too, be glad to have you remember that Chaffee's Prices are Right and the city first-class. CHRISTMAS CANDIES Wonderful displays of a complete variety of everything appropriate for the holidays in the candy line. Mixed candy, bon bons, chocolate CHRISTMAS GIFT BOOK While you are thinking friends in the East perhaps thinking of you. Can you their appreciation upon one of our special packed gifts. CHRISTMAS CANDIES Wonderful displays of a complete variety of everything appropriate for the holidays in the candy line. Mixed candy, bon bons, chocolate creams, anything you wish and at prices that are almost unbelievable, when you consider the value we are giving. See our big display. Bulk Calarab Figs, lb. 20c. Christmas Mixed, 2 lbs. 25c. Fancy Bee Mixed lb. 25c. Honey Moon Chocolates, lb. 30c. Chaffee’s Peanut Brittle, lb. 20c. Chocolate Drops, 2 lbs. 35c. Giant Gum Drops, 2 lbs. 35c. Ragged Robin Jewels, 3-lb. box 80c. Ragged Robin Milk Chocolates, 1 lb box 65c, ½-lb. box 35c. Kiddie Baskets 50c. Kiddie Buckets 50c. CHRISTMAS GIFT BOX While you are thinking of friends in the East perhaps thinking of you. Can you their appreciation upon one of our special packed gifts you and California? Our gift so splendidly representative “Sunshine Land” and the of Christmas Giving.” Sent today the Chaffee way. They are right. We ship any gift part of the United States any trouble to you. Just give name of the persons to which wish to remember and rest. Our prices are from $19.00, including a variety fruits, nuts, glaced fruits, pressed figs and prunes, all packed ready for the reckon open. LIFE-TIME ALUMINUM SETS Two-qt. Sauce Pan, 2-qt. Stew Pan, 4-qt. Tea Kettle—all nicely packed in a bright holiday package. What kitchen would not be greatly enhanced with one of these wonderfully serviceable sets of aluminum ware? ALL FOR $5.00—A SPLENDID GIFT FOR THE LADY OF THE HOUSE. ANGELUS MARSHMALLOWS SPECIAL 10c A real value in candy. Just remember to include a package for 10¢ when you are placing your grocery order. Chaffees 127 W Center St., Anaheim Mrs. E. B. Camp is presiding at the fancy work booth this afternoon and Mrs. J. P. Probst and Mrs. J. T. Lyon are selling from the candy booth. The Ebell ladies have been strenuous working to make the bazaar a financial success for several months, starting some of the sewing last summer. The proceeds will be added to the club house fund, which is in the making; The bazaar will be open this afternoon, this evening, tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. Aside from the financial gain the affair is really a social event, and dancing and cards will give diversion each evening. ENCAMPMENT WILL ELECT The Encampment of Odd Fellows will elect their officers for the ensuing year, this evening, at their meeting in their hall rooms. A full attendance is desired. DINNER GUESTS AT ZINIA GRILL Mr. and Mrs. George Dunton have been in Los Angeles, where they were guests at the Ambassador hotel. They were also guests of honor at a dinner given by friends in the popular Zina Grill Wednesday evening. SEVEN TAKEN INTO LODGE The Fraternal Brotherhood held the regular meeting in their rooms last night. A class of seven was initiated into the order last evening. Two weeks from last night another class will be infiltrated which will be 21 new members for the lodge. The election of officers will also take place at this meeting. The lodge holds their meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: C. B. Ames, Boston; J. J. Franklin, Seattle; F. Friedman, Los Angeles; C. A. Calloway, Los Angeles; A. Winther, Long Beach; Atthur Short, Los Angeles; J. S. Ward, Los Angeles; C. E. Benedid, Los Angeles; L. G. Fansler, Fillmore; Geo. W. Smith, Los Angeles; H. N. Wolfe, Los Angeles; G. D. Calvert, Los Angeles; C. W. Davis, Los Angeles; A. B. Iveson, Los Angeles. CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AT CLUB Mrs. F. C. Benjamin was the hostess to the members of the Euchre club at her home on N. Zevyn street. GREAVES ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Papa were dinner guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Greaves, of North Citron St. Music contributed toward a very pleasant evening, enlivened by some of the jolly stories, for which Mr. Papa is famous. SIXTEEN PLAY FIVE HUNDRED At their country home on Nortra St. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nowotny entertained the members of the Thursday evening Five Hundred club. Poinsettia in great numbers were used throughout the rooms for the decorative motif. A delicious two-course collation was served from the card tables. Prizes for the games were awarded to Mr. Brus and Mrs. Baker and the consolations to Mr. Baker and Mrs. Brus. Playing last evening were the Messrs and Mesdames Wm. H. Houts, L. Z. Kroeger, F. Tausch, A. L Erickson, E. E. Brus, J. E. Baker, M. M. Martenet and A. F. Nowotny. COTERIE WITH MRS. GRIBBEN The December meeting of the Coiterie club met with Mrs. Emma Gribben yesterday afternoon at her home on S. Los Angeles street. The rooms were made gay with bouquets of holly and roses. As two of the club's members have dropped out Mrs. J. E Stroup and Mrs. Henry Schindler were elected to fill their places. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Herran Schindler, Lester Eldson and Mrs. Wm. J Lake, Mrs. Gribben served a delicious luncheon to those playing, which included the Mesdames H. Heying, Wm J Lake, R Groos, Fred Mang, H Schindler, H Hussmann, Lester Eldson, Edith Leusch, H Schindler, Ross Van Horn, and W.H.Bandy. CHOIR CHRISTMAS PARTY Following rehearsal of Methodist White Temple choir last evening, the thirty-five members and their friends, totaling 60, repaired to the social hall for a Christmas party. Music and games were played with enthusiasm, after which interest centered in the prettily decorated Christmas tree. A present for every guest hung upon the tree, and merry was the hour which followed distributing the gifts, as almost all of them were burlesque. LA HABRA BUSINESS SECTION GROWING LA HABRA, Dec 9—La Habra's business section is moving out, and moving in, but a much faster move must be made if it is to catch up with its residential district. Since Wednesday of last week, the realty firm of Webster and Young has sold lots to Messrs T.J.Williams, J.H.Warten, J.N.Williams, Vol.Reeder,G.E.Nesbitt,Landis,MePhee,Vinson,T.W.Kennedy,C.J.James and T.E.Hamaker. Boy Baker, of Santa Ana, who will open a new hardware store on Central avenue, has bought a home site. These sales have all been made in the McPherson tract, on Central avenue. Twenty-six feet Dontage on Central avenue was sold Friday by Luther Lindaur to C.F.Huckelbridge at a consideration of $4000. Mrs.George Hilbert has bought a corner lot from R.W.George and will erect a bungalow court at once. Price and Bishop list the following sales: A corner at First and below Hiatt going to R.W.George, to G.E.Parsons,Parsons will build a medium-priced bungalow court.Charles Newson has bought of L.Lindaur a 90 by 85 foot lot facing Hiett-st., and a number of lots in the Garretson tract have been sold by this reality firm. Launer and Sutton have sold a 67-foot lot on Central avenue in the MePherson tract for $1500,and five acres of the Knupp ranch for $20,-000.These lots with no restrictions have sold for from $875 to $1500. The curbing is nearly completed on North Hiett street,giving the owners of the La Habra park square an opportunity to lay their water mains,the work to be begun at once This is the sub-division in which the Women's club is interested,and a number of sales are pending. Witman.Eyesight spacenetl. Saturday CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AT CLUB Mrs. F. C. Benjamin was the hostess to the members of the Euchre club at her home on N. Zeyn street yesterday afternoon. Poinsettias and holly, suggestive of the Yuletide season, were in vogue throughout the rooms. A delicious repast was served from the card tables in the late afternoon. Scores were awarded to Mrs. Dwyer, Mrs. Rimpau and Mrs. Lybarger respectively. Those spending the afternoon together at cards were the Mesdames J. J. Dwyer, Geo. Hamler, P. C. Grim, Adolph Rimpan, J. K. Lybarger, Edgar Hartung, B. J. Dresser, J. S. Sheridan, A. Schulte, J. Benner-scheidt, Charence Lacy, Nellie Wagner, Edward Olmstead, Cole, J. Strohoff, F. Lewis, Joe Carroll, J. Janss, and the Misses Annie Ryan and Lillian Beannerscheidt. HARDWOOD FLOORS A. B. RICE Plover Co. B. J. Ohlund, Local Mgr. 610 E. Chartres St. Anaheim Phone 776-W CHOIR CHRISTMAS PARTY Following rehearsal of Methodist White Temple choir last evening, the thirty-five members and their friends, totaling 60, repaired to the social hall for a Christmas party. Music and games were played with enthusiasm after which interest centered in the prettily decorated Christmas tree. A present for every guest hung upon the tree, and merry was the hour which followed distributing the gifts, as almost all of them were bursesque presents. Pop corn and rosy checked apples were served for refreshment. The guests greatly enjoyed the vocal numbers given by Mr. Herman Payner, who recently came to reside in Anaheim. He will also appear on the program at church services Sunday. LAST MEETING OF THE YEAR White Temple Women's Foreign Missionary society held the last meeting of the year yesterday, and the occasion was especially interesting. Mrs. Goodale reviewed the first two chapters of the study book, "The Kingdom and the Nations," in her characteristically interesting way, and gave excerpts from peace conference activities among the women from foreign countries who are attending. Among them was a Japanese woman, ninety years of age, who is there to represent Japanese womankind. Mrs. Abernathy sang a solo very sweetly, and the Mystery box was then conducted by Mrs. E. O. Mathias. This is always an interesting part of the program and yesterday was no exception. Questions are dropped in the box to be answered and discussed. MAKE BIG STRIDES IN BUREAU DRIVE Canvassing teams in the farm bureau membership drive were today reporting great progress, and Secretary-manager R. D. Flaherty, in charge of the campaign, expressed confidence in the successful outcome of the effort. As a result of the efforts of August Lemke, of Olive, who has been soliciting in the Santa Ana canyon, a membership of 28 has been secured. Last year only two men in that section were farm bureau members. Lemke expects to obtain at least seven more members before he concludes his labors. Upon his success will depend the formation of a farm center there. Cypress had 51 last year, and up to the present has fifty-five. Teams are still at work there. Teams in Fullerton, La Habra, Buena Park, Placentia, Yorba Linda and Tustin have made no reports. The drive for members at Anaheim and West Orange will take place on North Hiett street, giving the owners of the La Habra park square an opportunity to lay their water mains, the work to be begun at once. This is the sub-division in which The Women's club is interested, and a number of sales are pending. Witman. Eyesight Specialist. Saturday Special Have you tried our Malted Milk Bread Per Loaf 12c BOSTON Bakery 201 East Center Street PIANO Bess L. Bennett 114 S. Philadelphia St., Phone 131J Wed., Fri., Sat. Interviews by Appointment CALIFORNIA It's the Pennies That Count. What does this mean to you? 249 East Center St. Fine Granula STMAS GIFT BOXES you are thinking of the East perhaps they are of you. Can you imagine reception upon receiving special packed gifts from California? Our gifts are widely representative of the Land" and the "Spirit Christmas Giving." Send a gift Chaffee way. The prices We ship any gift to any United States free of charge to you. Just give us the persons to whom you remember and we do the prices are from $1.20 to including a variety of dried fruits, glaced fruits, pulled and eggs and prunes, all neatly ready for the receiver to KENNY BUILDS BUNGALOW W.J. Kenny has begun the creation of a new bungalow on Pauline St. Materials are being furnished by the Gibbs Lumber Co. None of your money is wasted for tin containers when you buy ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE It's always fresh! First Grade Coffee in GLASSIN~LINED BAGS ~ costs less "ORANGE BLOSSOM" dealers are supplied with only crunch coffee at one time for their immediate needs. Thus, you are always assured of fresh, finest-quality coffee when you specify "ORANGE BLOSSOM." It's the Pennies That Count. What does this mean to you? 249 East Center St. Fine Granula 1921 Crop NO. 1 ENGLISH WALL 35c lb. Pioneer Sardin IN OIL 4 cans Fresh Crackers Plain or 14c Shasta Salted, lb Wafers, llb Gold Meda OUR LA POPPY BREAD AND OUR EXTRA SPECIAL Same Low Ma Phone 297 CALIFORNIA HELP All orders delivered FREE f Sanitary Delicatessen 165 West Center Street Anaheim, Cal. Will Open on December 10th, 1921 with a high grade stock of Choice Delicatessen. It will be the Finest Delicatessen store in Orange County with a high grade stock of Choice Delicatessen. It will be the Finest Delicatessen store in Orange County We Invite the Public to See Our New Store WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Imported and Domestic Cheese, Fish and Sausages. WE SUPPLY PICNICS AND LUNCHES Salads Our Specialty LOWENSTEIN & PENDLETON, Props. CALIFORNIA HELP-YOURSELF STORE Our continually repeat orders must mean something. Why? Center St. Anaheim Granulated SUGAR 10 lbs. 57c 100-lb. sack $5.70 CALIFORNIA HELP-YOURSELF STORES COMPANY ANAHEIM 249 East Center St. delivered FREE from $2 up. Delivery leaves 9:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Our continually repeat orders must mean something. Why? Granulated SUGAR 10 lbs. 57c 100-lb. sack $5.70 1921 Crop ENGLISH WALNUTS 35c lb. 1921 Crop GOLDEN DATES 2 pkgs. 35c Heer Sardines IN OIL 25c Country Club MILK 10c Large Can Fresh Crackers 14c Shasta Wafers, lb 16c We Have a Large Assortment of XMAS CANDIES Our Broken Mix at 15c lb. Medal Flour 49-lb. sack ...$2.35 24½-lb. sack $1.20 BREAD AND OUR LA POPPY CREAMERY BUTTER — NOTHING FINER AT ANY PRICE. Buy No. 1 Feed From Us for Less EXTRA SPECIAL ON FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Same Low Margin on Everything in Its Class