oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-30

YELLOW AND BLUE COLOR MOTIF AT LUNCHEON PARTY THIS Elkr clubhouse was the scene of another delightful affair yesterday; members of Al Fun club gathered for an afternoon of cards and a social time, as the guests of Mrs. M. C. Goff. A dainty 1:00 o'clock luncheon was served from the three card tables and a bouquet of yellow and blue flowers, daffodils and batchelor buttons being used, centered each table. The card games were enjoyed after the dinner, Mrs. Sheridan being awarded the prize. Playing yesterday were the Mesdames Leonard Evans, O. A. Millinix, Oscar Heying, Joe Hesell of Los Angeles, Leo Sheridan, William Locke, C. A. Clark, Merton Skinner, Edward Olmstead, Joe Selinger, Edgar Hartung, and hostess, M. C. Goff. CLUB MEETS AT BRASTAD HOME The Evening Five Hundred club, as guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brastad, passed a very pleasant evening over their favorite game, for which the club was named. Three tables served the players, and when scores were announced Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Harbeson stood highest. After congratulations upon their skill and presentation of prizes, the hostess invited her guests into the dining room where a pretty arranged and tasty luncheon was spread. Fragrant plum blossoms added to the delight of the feature. A social hour was enjoyed around the table, after which the goodnights were said. No substitutes played, the Messars, and Mesdames Edgar Hartung, Al Heying, Charles Harbeson, B. Hartfield and Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Closson, with the host and hostess, composing the entire membership of the club. DINNER AND DANCE FOR SEX TETTE A very delightful dinner party was enjoyed last evening at the Kenneth "POCAHONTAS" IN SANTA ANA Under the direction of the music and dramatic departments of the high school, the cast of the play, "Pocahontas" presented the operetta at the high school auditorium in Santa Ana. A good crowd attended the performance and it was a thoroughly enjoyable performance although the fact that the lights went off during the first act, put a damper on the remainder of the rendition, Miss Louise Schmidt had the leading role and she was assisted during the performance by Ed. V. Brown who had the part of John Smith, and Elwin Grauer, who took John Rolf. Other leading roles were taken by John Clark, John Fee-tham, Elizabeth Donnelly, and the dancers, who were Nellie Brougher and Margaret Briscoe and Ted Selms and Rulon McOmle. The mixed chorus also furnished an important part of the program. TO WELCOME GUEST When the Fourth District Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher association convenes in Santa Ana Christian church tomorrow, the welcoming address to Mrs. Milton P. Higgins, of Worchester, Mass., national president of the organization, of which the district is a part, will be offered by Mrs. G. H. Goodale, 820 South Los Angeles street. James Gold room was selected as the location of the banquet to be given tomorrow noon to honor the arrival of Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Earl Morris, president of the district, is chairman of the luncheon committee. Fully one hundred reservations have been made, many of them from Anaheim. Sixteen delegates will represent the local organizations. COUNTESS AT NATIONAL Y. W. C. A. When the national Y. W. C. A. convenes next month in Hot Springs Ark., a countess, who devotes much of her time to the interest of the women and girls of her country, will be present to address the meeting. Countess d'Alviella, president of MRS. JACK HONOR AFTERNIGHT As a complier H. A. Neff of friends honor of Mrs., home guest, or rooms were paid low, the predeceased jonguils. Cards and enjoyed during Mrs. Neff serve Her guests yy Mesdames J. W. Zwierz, B. H. Sidler Thompson, J. Kinsis, W. B. Hs and honoree, M. FEDERATION ING The idea of the keynote of a strict Federation now in three days Monica, recorder day afternoon Mrs. Warren Guest president of the read by Mrs. Fiedent of the hoops: "I wish I might dear Mrs. Wagga convention I knew have reports of women of the P.a delight and an men's organization country are come help American in new place in thaand to make its relations of this teiepation in all cially in this mope." Distinguished over the country among them Mr Cleveland, presi DINNER AND DANCE FOR SEXTETTE A very delightful dinner party was enjoyed last evening at the Kenneth Peck home in the Nagel apartments, when Mr. and Mrs. Peek entertained a quartet of their friends. The dinner was set in three courses and for a centerpiece a large basket of lavender flowers was used. Dainty place cards were laid for the Misses Vera O'Rourke and Mareta Westphal, the Messrs. Dave Evans, of Santa Ana, and Ralph Gossard, of Fullerton, and Mr. and Mrs. Peck. After the dinner the sextette spent the evening dancing to the music of the Victrola and in playing games. COUNTY W. C. T. U. CONVENTION The Orange county W. C. T. U. convention will be held in Orange, April 18-19, in the First Christian church. The regular meeting of the local W. C. T. U. will be held next Tuesday, when delegates will likely be chosen. A good program has been arranged and speakers of note among the White Ribboners will be present. If it's from Witman's it’s good. COUNTESS AT NATIONAL Y. W. C. A. When the national Y. W. C. A. convenes next month in Hot Springs, Ark., a countess, who devotes much of her time to the interest of the women and girls of her country, will be present to address the meeting. Countess d'Alviella, president of the Foyer des Alliees, in Brussels, is the woman in question, and while a volunteer worker, has as busy a hand in the active management as any of her associates. During the war the countess lectured to English and American soldiers on "Conditions in Belgium During the German Occupation" and became interested in the work of the Y. W. C. A. in France. It was largely the result of her personal efforts that the organization was established in France. 12:30 LUNCHEON TODAY A small company of close friends enjoyed luncheon together today at invitation of Mrs. C. E. Clow. Her home was fragrant with spring blooms and wild flowers, and the table was most charmingly appointed. The guest list included Mrs. C. E. Born, her mother; Mrs. Carrie Breed, both of Fullerton; Mrs. Massey and Mrs. Fred Davis, of Anaheim. The ladies busied themselves during the afternoon with their needlework and chatting over summer plans. OFFICIAL The official visit Deputy, Order of make her officiai evening, April 11 will be one of pa good time, with a gram is being pla FIFTH AVENUE AT 50TH STREET NEW YORK—Among its other distinctions, Fifth Avenue is credited with being the “best-dressed” street in world What hand tailoring means in a suit of clothes Hand tailoring isn’t simply What hand tailoring means in a suit of clothes Hand tailoring isn't simply a ditional refinement—a little l of finish. It's the quality that makes retain its style and fit through long months of hard wear. Cortley Clothes for young have it. It is hand tailoring gives lasting value to their c style features, which are metr tan in their standards. It gives an unusual signifi to their price. $25—$30—$35 CORTLEY CLOTHES F.A.YUNGBLUTT "By All Means Get a Fit" Anaheim Califor THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN-DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA enings Lodges Churches MRS. JACKSON IS HONOR GUEST AT AFTERNOON PARTY As a compliment to her guest, Mrs. H. A. Neff entertained a number of friends Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. A. E. Jackson, her home guest, of Toronto, Canada. The rooms were prettily trimmed in yellow, the predominating flower being jonquils. Cards and embroidery work were enjoyed during the afternoon. Later, Mrs. Neff served dainty refreshments. Her guests yesterday included the Mesdames J. W. Cummins, W. H. Dozier, B. H. Sidham, A. W. Reeves, W. Thompson, J. H. Garnett, Grace Adkins, W. B. Holland, E. A. Dunham, and honoree, Mrs. A. E. Jackson. FEDERATION HEARS MRS. HARDING'S MESSAGE The idea of world peace, which is the keynote of the Los Angeles District Federation of Women's clubs, now in three days' convention in Santa Monica, received new life yesterday afternoon when a letter from Mrs. Warren G. Harding, wife of the president of the United States, was read by Mrs. Frank J. Wagner, president of the hostess club, which follows: "I wish I might be with you, my dear Mrs. Wagner, in the wonderful convention I know you will have. I have reports of the activities of the women of the Pacific coast, which are a delight and an encouragement. Women's organizations throughout the country are contributing greatly to help American womanhood find its new place in the scheme of things, and to make itself useful in the new relations of this era of women's participation in all public affairs, especially in this movement toward world peace." Distinguished club women from all over the country are in convention among them Mrs. C. O. Selover, of Cleveland, president of the Ohio Fed. CARDS AND DANCE AT PYTHIAN HALL FOR OPEN NIGHT With ten tables arranged for players of the interesting game, five hundred, guests of the Knights of Pythias, at the open meeting held last evening in Odd Fellows hall, were pleasantly entertained. Although illness and other engagements interfered with the attendance somewhat, about fifty K. P.'s and their ladies there. After games were closed and high scores announced as being made by Mrs. J. H. Clow, for the ladies, and Mr. Christensen, the men, an invitation was extended to visit the banquet room. Here, seated at one long table, ice cream and cake was served. The floor was cleared later, and under the direction of Mr. Fred Davis, A. H. Pape and C. W. Hedges, dancing was arranged, which occupied the hours until the close of the evening. Before leaving, however, the company was informed of the dance and basket luncheon to be given by Pullerton lodge in their hall on the evening of April 12, and all were invited. ANNUAL PRES. MEETING TONIGHT The annual supper and meeting of the First Presbyterian church and congregation will be held this evening in the church. Pot luck supper will be observed at 6 o'clock. The ladies Aid society will furnish coffee, rolls and butter. All interested in the growth and development of the church are cordially invited. YEOMEN INITIATE MONDAY The local Yeoman lodge will confer the initiation work on a large class on Monday evening at their meeting. A large delegation is expected from the other lodges of the other county towns. Refreshments will be served at the close of the evening's festivities. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: James M. Beorn, Taft; C. C. Johnson, Bakersfield; J. R. Miller, Chicago; H. S. Walton, Los Angeles; Amanda Berg, Mt Olive; R.J.Knerr. NEW YORK; March 27. The very trock—the very self-same little silken frock—that Bo-peep-wore on the day when she so dazzled Boy Blue that he blew such mighty blasts upon his horn as to break it all to pieces, now hangs in a shop here. I have no doubt that some modern Bo-peep will wear it one day to the complete downfall of her own cavallier. It is fashioned of moire in the color of the ocean on a windy afternoon. The tight little rounded bodice is fastened down the front, with its point far below the waist line, with rhinestone buttons. The elbow sleeves end in a frill of white net, and the lace is shirred into a vesting where the bodice Vs.a bit. And oh, those panniers! Volumous and bournfant above each small hip with edges piped all the way round with plaited rose colored velvet! And finally—take care Boy Blue of today who would retain your heart!—each pannier is adorned with a curving Sheperdess basket of lovely flowers all worked out in velvet and silk embroidering, the while the basket is of gold. Late winter sent this city many and many a spring suit of tweed, homespun cheviot and such practical and swagger sports materials: Even now these suits lend tone to the Avenue whenever one catches a glimpse of their French blues, old rosette, terro-cotta, and grey. But later than these are the suits of serge, twill, whipcord, now showing in the shops and as yet only occasionally venturing forth. Navy, of course, is the favorite. Much trimming is used in the way of black silk braids; narrow fringe is seen frequently. Lines all conform to the model approved by Dame Fashion herself; a straight, not too wide skirt, longer than last year's; a circular shaped coat warying in length from slightly below the waist-line to a bit below the hips; narrow turn- have reports of the activities of the women of the Pacific coast, which are a delight and an encouragement. Women's organizations throughout the country are contributing greatly to help American womanhood find its new place in the scheme of things, and to make itself useful in the new relations of this era of women's participation in all public affairs, especially in this movement toward world peace. Distinguished club women from all over the country are in convention, among them Mrs. C. O. Selover, of Cleveland, president of the Ohio Federation of Women's clubs. Mrs. W. T. Thorn, a prominent clubwoman of Georgia, is another attendant. One of yesterday's features was the baby show or clinic. The chairman of the Child Welfare section of Santa Monica club, was in charge. During the past two and one-half years, she has examined more than 1500 babies. Clinics are held every Wednesday afternoon, no vacation being taken through the summer. Many resolutions were passed at yesterday's session, among them one from the Friday Morning club being a protest against the treatment of drug addicts, and a recommendation that they be segregated from the other jail prisoners. OFFICIAL VISIT SOON The official visit of the District Deputy, Order of Eastern Star, will make her official visit here Monday evening, April 10, and the occasion will be one of particular pleasure. A good time, with an interesting program, is being planned. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included; James M. Beorn, Taft; C. C. Johnson, Bakersfield; J. R. Miller, Chicago; H. S. Walton, Los Angeles; Amanda Berg, Mt. Olive; R. L. Knerr, Los Angeles; L. Lindenbaum, Los Angeles; C. W. Harrison, Pasadena. WORLD WILL MISS NOTED COMPOSER NEW YORK, March 30—With the recent passing of Horace Wadham Nicholls, March 10, in New York City, America lost a musician and composer of note; and the world a leader in musical literature during the past century. Horace Nicholls died at his residence, 125 East 22ndst., New York City, Friday, March 10, at the age of 74 years, after a long and fruitful career as composer and organist. For many years he had been organist at St. Mark's in the great metropolis of the east. WILL SEND LEPERS TO REGULAR COLONY SACRAMENTO, March 30. —Rrangements are being made to send over 30 lepers in the state of California to the federal leperosarium at Carville, La., which is maintained under the direction of the United States Public Health Service. The cases will include 20 from San Francisco, six from San Leandro, one from Alviso, one from San Jose and two from San Diego. Practically all cases were contracted in the Orient, or through contact with Orientalists here. CHILDREN'S CRUSADE READY FOR JANUARY ST. LOUISE, Mo., March 30. —Children crusaders who will ask President Harding to release their fathers from federal prison, where they are serving sentences for violation of the espionage act, gathered here today. The thirty children will start their pilgrimage to Washington within a few days. Their party will be augmented at Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati and Philadelphia. DISCOVER HARD COAL Two veins of hard coal were discovered when a well was bored in Queensland. Material and Workmanship of the Highest Standard is the Tittman’s Policy. But later than these are the suite of serge, twil, whipcord, now showing in the shops and as yet only occasionally venturing forth. Navy, of course, is the favorite. Much trimming is used in the way of black silk braids; narrow fringe is seen frequently. Lines all conform to the model approved by Dame Fashion herself; a straight, not too wide skirt, longer than last year's; a circular shaped coat warying in length from slightly below the waist-line to a bit below the hips; narrow turn-down collar; one fastening at the throat; wide sleeves, many of which are cut on the raglan order. Simplicity, youth, beauty! A famous house which specializes in tailleurs is offering such a model in copenhagen serge. Pockets are set at the very edge of the coat to allow the pouches to hang below the hem. The skirt is fashioned with a panel, front and back. The top of the hem between panels is outlined with a narrow piping of king blue and white. This piping finishes pocket flaps, collar and sleeves. A string tie of it fastens the coat at the throat. A hat to match is made of the serge in small, toque shape. The roll back brim is embroidered in king blue and white. The vogue of bead necklaces finally has been developed to a queer thing in coral which should be popular if Madame continues to seek novelty. Small carved medallions, no two similar, strung at intervals upon two sets of gold links form the chain. The center medallion is a cherub's head carved in such high relief as to be quite statue-like, upon a rounded background of roses. It is exquisite, to be sure. Still, what with the boldness of execution and the dimensions, wearing it partakes of the nature of hanging round one's neck the cornice of a building. POCKET HUMIDOR A compartment filled with a moisture retaining substance makes a pocket cigar case serve as a humidor. 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Material and Workmanship of the Highest Standard is the Tittman’s Policy. This Policy is rigidly enforced—nothing but the best of materials are used in this shop. All of Tittman’s sole leather is Oak Tanned, tanned by the old fashion vat method, giving it twice the durability of ordinary tanned leather. Shoes properly repaired, are shoes re-made. I wish to say that we make a specialty of women’s work. Reasonable prices. All kinds of shoe findings. Try us once and you will always be our customer. East Side Shoe Shop 313 East Center Street Don’t Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, MAR. 30, 1922 FASHION RK; March 27. — The very self-same little that Bo-peep wore on men she so dazzled Boy the blew such mighty his horn as to break it now hangs in a shop doubt that some mod will wear it one day complete downfall of her ioned of moire in the ocean on a windy affe tight little rounded extended down the front, but far below the waist minestone buttons. The end in a frill of white lace is shirred into a the bodice. V's a bit those panniers. Volumfaffant above each small edges piped all the way plaited rose colored y-take care Boy Blue no would retain your pannier is adorned Sheperdess basket of its all worked out in ink embroidering, the ket is of gold. ar sent this city many spring suit of tweed, neviot and such prac-gager sports materials. these suits lend tone to whenever one catches a their French blues, old tta, and grey. man these are the suits whipcord, now show-hops and as yet only centuring forth. course, is the favorite. ing is used in the way braids; narrow fringeently conform to the model Dame Fashion herself; it too wide skirt, longear's; a circular shap-ing in length from the waist-line to a hips; narrow turn. CHANGE IN BUENA PARK POSTOFFICE I. D. Jayne, newly appointed postmaster at Buena Park, will assume office Saturday, April 1. He is constructing a new building 16x24 to house the office. It may not be completed for a day or two after April 1. He succeeds Jack Golden, genial incumbent for the last two years. Golden has made an enviable record, during his term raising the office from fourth to third class-effective April 1. A machine shop having been erected next his home, he has purchased a residence lot. In another part of Buena Park and will move his home there. On the vacated lot, which is not to his general merchandise store, he will erect a two-story building, the lower floor to be given over to business and the upper floor to apartments. "I figure that the next election will see considerable change in the political complexion of congress and I expect to be back in office again," says Golden. "In that event, I will have a very satisfactory building for the office." FORMAL OPENING OF ORANGE Y.M.C.A. The house warming given by the Y. M. C. A. in Orange to celebrate the completion of their new building on South Lemon-st, was enjoyed by a large crowd of boosterers. George G. Woods, presiding, introduced County Chairman Cranston, of Santa Ana, who congratulated the association upon possessing so convenient and roomy a building and upon the spirit displayed by the citizens of the town in making it possible. The new secretary, E. C. Morrow, attorney F. C. Drumm, Rev. M. L. Pearson, Dr. J. C. Crawford and superintendent of O. U. H. S., F. A. Henderson, made short addresses. The gymnasium was then opened and a series of contests and games were staged. The Rotary clubs of Santa Ana and Orange engaged in a volley ball game, which, while close, was finally won by Santa Ana. Men's and Boys' classes in gymnasium are now in the forming and the programs of athletics will be a very interesting feature of Y. M. C. A work. EARTHQUAKE FORECASTS After studying the history of such phenomena in the last half century a group of California scientists have announced their ability to forecast the time and place of earthquakes. SALT AND PEPER SHAKER Two Pennsylvaniaans have invaded a combination salt and pepper shaker, a slide shutting off which ever side of the device is not in use. Notice of Special Election NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ON TUESDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF APRIL 1922, THE OBJECT BEING TO SUBMIT TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID CITY PROPOSITIONS TO INCUR DEBTS BY SAID CITY FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES: THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION BY THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, JOINTLY WITH THE CITY OF SANTA ANA, OF A JOINT OUTFALL SEWER; AND THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION, AND COMPLETION BY THE CITY OF ANAHEIM OF AN OUTFALL SEWER. MAN these are the suits, whipcord, now showshops and as yet only enturing forth. course, is the favorite. ing is used in the way braids; narrow fringe ently. conform to the model Game Fashion herself; too wide skirt, longear's; a circular shapwing in length from the waist-line to a hips; narrow turnone fastening at the leeves, many of which raglan order. youth, beauty! house which specialers is offering such a enhagen serge. Pockets very edge of the coat pouches to hang beis fashioned with a and back. The top of seen panels is outlined piping of king blue. This piping finishes dollar and sleeves. A fastens the coat at atch is made of the toque shape. The is embroidered in white. of bead necklaces fiveloped to a queer which should be popcontinues to seek medallions, no two at intervals upon old links form the medallion is a chered in such high resite statue-like, upon ground of roses. e, to be sure. 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