oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-23

Tuesday, May 23, 1922 WEDDING BELLS AT YORBA LINDA HOME YORBA LINA, May 23. (Spl.)— The wedding bells rang for Miss Ellen Anderson and Dr. Richard Cochran at the studio home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Seamans last Saturday afternoon when about 40 close friends gathered in honor of the bride and groom-elect. Miss Anderson is one of the teachers of the Yorba Linda schools and during her three years' of faithful and successful teaching here has won the love and respect of parents and pupils and the community at large. She has been one of Mrs. Seamans' most careful students in music and was with Mr. and Mrs. Seamans on their delightful trip to Yosemite valley last year. Dr. Cochran has proved himself a skillful and conscientious young physician and a favorite in the many homes and social circles. A very unique feature for such an occasion was the actual ringing of the wedding bells during the afternoon. As the guests arrived Dr. Lester Keller appropriately clad and wearing a tall beaver hat of Quaker style, worn by Mrs. Seamans' grandfather West more than 100 years ago, rang one of the old Mission bells suspended on the porch. The bellMithe private and cherished property of Mrs. Alonzo Yorba of Placentia. It was hand-hammered out of copper and brass and gold and silver more than 100 years ago and was long used in one of the old Missions where Mrs. Yorba regularly attended services. Musical numbers were rendered by Miss Irma Thomas singing "I Love You" and "The Marriage Bells" and during the singing of the latter song Dr. Keller softly rang the wonderful mission bell which blended its sweet notes from without with the piano and song within and brought forth a most striking effect. Everett Moore whistled "The Whippoorwill" and "The Birds in the Brook." Miss Edith Kaub sang "The Land of the Sky Blue Waters." Little Miss Jessie Main gave two numbers of her artistic fancy dancing. Mrs. Seamans presided at the piano throut and also rendered in her masterful manner "Berceuse" by A. Iljinsky and "C Sharp Minor Waltz" by Chopin. Mrs. Ben Selover very splendidly rendered on the violin two numbers. A Week —It should be of interest to you to know ing the Orange Show week one of profi 40-Inch CREPE DE CHINE $1.39 —A limited quantity of pure Silk Cre de Chine will be available to early sh pers. The colors are black, white, na flesh, brown, copen and apricot. And Genuine Krepe —This very popular Sport Silk is offer See the new Sport shades. The Yard Goods Section Attractive Program mission bell which blended its sweet notes from without with the piano and song within and brought forth a most striking effect. Everett Moore whistled "The Whippoorwill" and "The Birds in the Brook." Miss Edith Kaub sang "The Land of the Sky Blue Waters." Little Miss Jessie Main gave two numbers of her artistic fancy dancing. Mrs. Seamans presided at the piano throut and also rendered in her masterful manner "Berceuse" by A. Iljinsky and "C Sharp Minor Waltz" by Chopin. Mrs. Ben Selover very splendidly rendered on the violin two numbers "Lion-de-Ball" and "The Rosary." The program was closed by Joseph Sanchez the great favorite of all, singing in his rich tenor voice "Thank God for a Garden", "A Dream" by Bartlett, "Sunshine of your Smile" and "I Hear You Calling Me." Mrs. Seamans in a graceful and pleasing manner presented Miss Anderson with a handsome gift of knives, forks and spoons of Jamestown pattern which was the collective gift of friends assembled. Dainty refreshments were served by six of the bride's young lady friends and the guests departed feeling that the afternoon had been a delightful and rare success in memory of friends tried and true at the end of a perfect day. G. & L. Lease G. & L. LEASE, May 23. (Spl.) Miss Avis Coffey and Mr. Braton Philbrook were married on May 16 in their new home in Los Angeles, the bride was attended by her sister Agnes, who was married just two months ago to Mr. Walter Bowen of Huntington Beach. Mrs. Bowen was dressed in a beautiful gown of white silk crepe and the brides dress was a lovely creation of rose color. The decorations were ecelil bruner roses and ferns. Light lunch of ice cream and cake was served to the guests who included besides just the immediate family on both sides two or three of the dearest friends of the bride. The groom's best man was his dearest friend and college chum, Mr. Clune of Los Angeles. The bride and groom started soon after lunch for Yosemite and other northern points in their new Stutz car. Mrs. White's sister, Miss Jones of Kentucky started for Oklahoma this morning, Mrs. White went as far as Los Angeles with her. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith motored to Pomona Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan former residents on this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grainger of Fullerton were dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger's Sunday. Mr. George Wimer and Miss Ruth Clegg motored to Balboa Sunday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar and family spent Sunday in Santa Ana Canyon with a picnic dinner. Yard-Wide Beach —In 18 of the Spring Season's most inches wide and offered at 'way less than “Lorraine” Yard-Wide 69c —One of the finest grades of woven fast color, and a splendid tub fabric. Small plaids and stripes. 32-in. Solid color C Kentucky started for Oklahoma this morning, Mrs. White went as far as Los Angeles with her. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith motored to Pomona Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan former residents on this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grainger of Fullerton were dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger's Sunday. Mr. George Wimer and Miss Ruth Clegg motored to Balboa Sunday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar and family spent Sunday in Santa Ana Canyon with a picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John Fladung and family motored to Orange-co park with a picnic dinner Sunday. Preston Varner had his lady friend up to call on his mother Sunday evening. Mr. Homer Coffey and Mr. Graham of this lease motored to Santa Fee Springs Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope attended a box social Thursday evening in Santa Ana. Mrs. Tillery and Mrs. A. G. Grainger were Anaheim shoppers Saturday afternoon and went to the California to see Wesley Berry in School Days, it was fine. Mr. and Mrs. Richard and children motored to Los Angeles Saturday night to see Able's Irish Rose and say, it was fine. Our small community was shocked Monday morning when word was brot us that Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bryan were in the Fullerton hospital from injuries received by their car going over a 75-foot embankment in Carbon canyon. They had been down to visit their son, who lives near Pomona and were coming home thru Carbon Canyon because they thot the road was better and we haven't been able to find out yet how it happened but some one driving by heard Mrs. Bryan crying and they haven't found out yet who it was that rescued them. They say they don't see how any one could get them out of the place, it was so steep and the car is a total wreck. Mr. Bryan is the most seriously hurt. They think he has internal injuries. This happened Sunday evening about half after five and they were trying to get home before dark. They are conscious this morning, but say they don't know how it happened. They turned out to pass another car and think the wheel struck a rut that thrown town over the bank. —One of the finest grades of woven fast color, and a splendid tub fabric. Small plaids and stripes. 32-in. Solid color C —This excellent Wash Fabric will be orchid, green, cadet, pink, yellow. Itited, early selection will be necessary. Romper Cloth, Spe —Choice may be made of an immeer checks in medium and dark colors. Making of Children’s Garments. DRESS GINGHAMS 15c Yd. —Good quality Gingham in the 27-inch width, pretty checks, stripes and plaids. NEW SUMMER FLAXON —A new low price for this well Summer Fabric—shown in dozens of attractive designs. Featured for week. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FALKENSTEIN'S PLANS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED TO HELP YOU MAKE ORANGE SHOP Week Of Pleasure To You Wednesday, May 24 to Wednesday rest to you to know, that we planned far in advance to make your visit to Anaheim durweek one of profit to you by providing unusual values in every section of the store. CHINE $1.39 Yd. 40-Inch PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE 36-Inch NEW FOULARD $1.89 Yard Every piece a new Spring design, featured specially for this week at this $1.89 price. 36-Inch RADIA KNIT $1.69 Yard In all the wanted staple colors. The Krepe Knit $2.95 Sport Silk is offered at this very special price. ades. Four Splendid Domestic Values 22 x 45 Bath Towels Goods Section Presents An Program of Values Beach Cloth - 35c Season's most popular colors. Fully 36 red at 'way less than its regular price. Yard-Wide Tissues 69c grades of woven Tissue. It is absolutely endid tub fabric. Featured in pretty checks, pes. D color Chambray 29c Four Splendid Domestic Values 22 x 45 Bath Towels 29c —Good heavy Bath Towels in the large size, 25 dozen at this exceptionally low price. EXTRA HEAVY SHEETS 72x90 Size $1.39 —An introductory price on these Reinforced Extra Quality Sheets that are absolutely free from starch. Introductory price, each $1.39. Again! Plaid Blankets $1.95 pair —Pink, blue, grey and tan Plaid Blankets of good quality and weight; 50 more pairs for this week's selling. Cretonnes 39c yd. 69c grades of woven Tissue. It is absolutely indid tub fabric. Featured in pretty checks, pes. Red color Chambray 29c ash Fabric will be available in shades of pink, yellow.—But as the quantity is limwill be necessary. Cloth, Special 22c yd. made of an immense range of stripes and dark colors. An excellent cloth for the Garments. AMS COTTON CHALLIES 18c Yd. ingham in pretty laids. Ideal for Comforters, etc. Good patterns and the best 36-inch quality. IMER FLAXON price for this well known shown in dozens of new igns.—Featured for this 29c Yd. CRETONNES 39c yd. —36-inch Cretonnes of better-than-ordinary quality in a wide choice of attractive new patterns, featured for this week, at this very low price. WATCH THE WINDOWS! The Garment Section Will B New Silk Dr —Including Garments that by reason of occasions. Dresses of Taffetas, Crepes, c most in demand. Silk Blouses, Special values at... $5.95 Silk Shirts, featured at... KENSTEIN'S N'S KE ORANGE SHOW WEEK re and Profit Wednesday, May 31 Anaheim durthe store. Other Items Interest in the k Section ially Priced. Of Imported Scotch Gingham NEW SPRING FROCKS $5.95 And if you know values, there will be several of these attractive dresses in your wardrobe. All sorts of styles—all sorts of colors. Genuine Scotch Ginghams in the much wanted checks in all colors, and sizes up to 44. 15 styles to choose from. Choose yours Early. CHILDREN'S HALF SOX . . . 35c Pair Plain and fancy Half Sox in a complete range of sizes and in ever so many color combinations. WOMEN'S SILK STOCKINGS $2.85 Pair In Pure Thread Silk or Chiffon weight in shades of black, white and nude. Sizes 8½ to 10. And at $2.85, they represent a decided saving. WOMEN'S UNION SUITS . . . 95c Tube Top Union Suits with either tight or shell knee, decidedly less than their regular prices at 95c. Children's Gingham Dresses $1.95 $2.45 $2.95 In the smartest styles we have ever seen for the girl from 6 to 14 years. Well $1.95 $2.45 $2.95 —In the smartest styles we have ever seen for the girl from 6 to 14 years. Well made, of good material and excellent trimming. THE SECOND ANNUAL VALENCIA ORANGE SHOW NOW BEING HELD. —Make Falkenstein's Your Headquarters and Meeting Place! t Section Will Bring Forth An Assemblage of ilk Dresses at $19.50 that by reason of their attractiveness may be worn on many Taffetas, Crepes, etc. in one-of-a-kind models and in the shade .95 Silk Shirts, featured at..... $10.85 Slip-on Wool Sweaters..... $2.95 Anul Calif