oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-14

CHORAL UNION OFF TO PARK FOR EVENING FROLIC THE Orange County Choral Union had a very pleasant gathering last evening at Orange-co park. The event was somewhat in anticipation of the opening of the union's autumn activities, although little "shop talk" was heard. A fine dinner prepared on the big stoves in the park, which included everything from soup to nuts was served. Almost the total membership was present, as well as several guests. The Anaheim representation included Mr. and Mrs. M. Eugene Durfee, Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Hitchcock, Mrs. Frank Montgomery, Mrs. James Sutherland, Miss Alice Humphrey, Mrs. Humprey and Walter Stokes. With several of the talented members taking turns at the plano, dencing was enjoyed after the dinner. Masonic-O. E. S. Meeting Anaheim Masons and Eastern Stars are requested to meet at the Masonic Temple this evening to arrange details incident ot attending funeral services for Charles Federman in Los Angeles tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. It is desired that a goodly representation of the two organizations respond to this notice. Guests Fined at Party Realizing quite a little more than enough to purchase a chair for the Fullerton Community Shop, the ladies of the Domestic Science section of the Ebell club held a successful social at the home of Mrs. T. J. Hill yesterday. Dahillas from her own garden were used generously in decorative effect. The guests had been advised to come gowned in bungalow aprons and without adornment, and warned that to disregard the edict would mean financial difficulty. Several pairs of silk hose were found, several articles of jewelry, and more pretty gowns. The wearers were all subjected to fines which totalled the sum required and more. Mrs. Hill served light refreshments later in the afternoon. K. of C. to Ontario Council A fair representation of Knights of Columbus went to Ontario last evening to meet in joint session with the councils of Santa Ana, Pomona, Anaheim and Ontario. The topic for discussion was the big picnic to be held at Orange-co park Sept. 24. An elaborate program has been arranged and everybody in the county is invited, regardless of religion, politics or their stand on the Wright law. Bake dinner will be served at noon and a real jollification is assured. CLUB E. PLACE OF N REPRESENT club et meeting the home of Mrs. Bessica Raiche president of the panied by Mrs. home enthusiast The chief bus sed were related of Orange-co I will be held in Another executive held Oct. 13 at Raiche in Anai Discussion of ments, particularly affecting siderable time, the recently crer was another inting interest is n on matters legal has agreed to g eral meeting over ers being secured Not the least of the day was tha served at noon. Mrs. Alvin E. the Orange-co Fi ing honored tomorra a reception at tha Bradley, near Ir also past preside Blooms En Mrs. Will Het the members o Hundred" club ye ty home. Prize winners SaveMoney You don’t throw your money away just because it happens to be soiled and worn from use. The same should apply to your shoes. There’s months of extra wear and satisfaction in them if you’ll permit us to repair them. TITTMAN'S Emil Littman, Prop. 313 E. Center St. Anaheim Cable Millinery 'Announce Their Opening Display of Fall and Winter Millinery : Friday, Sept. 15th Cards Refreshments will be served in afternoon Cable Millinery in Vogue Shoppe 16 W. Center St. Anaheim Ty 120 North Los Angeles All machines called THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, SEPT. 14, 1922 CUTIVES DETAILS ONVENTION R INTING Anaheim Ebell EPRESSE executive board club et Orange-co Federattion meeting held in Balboa at ed clubs yesterday. W. Crozier, Dr. the home of Mrs. Nellie Terry, Bessica Ralche and I club, accompired president of the loreth, brought panied by Mrs. C. C. Curtis. The chief business manvention, sed were relative to the Oct. 21, of Orange-co Federated club, be will be held in Santa Ana beirr. Another executive meeting will held Oct. 13 at the home of Ralche in Anaheim. Discussion of the proposed amenements, particularly the three most disrectly affecting women occupied condiderable time. The importance of the recently created "Better Films" was another interesting topic. Growing interest is manifest by the clubs on majors legislative and each club has agreed to give the October general meeting over to the topic, speakers being secured to present the same. Not the least of the pleasantries of the day was the excellent luncheon served at noon. Mrs. Alvin E. Block, president of the Orange-co Federated clubs, is behoned tomorrow afternoon with a reception at the home of Mrs. E. M. Bradley, near Irvine. Mrs. Block is also past president. Blooms Enchance Home Mrs. Will Hetebrink entertained the members of the "Jolly Five Hundred" club yesterday at her pretihome. Prize winners for the afternoon Send Clever Invitations Friends of the Daughter of Ruth are receiving cunning little invitations today to their "sock" social to begiven tomorrow evening in the Christian church. Tinyocks containing a verse tell the nature of the social and will sure meet the approval of a large number of the friends of the class, which is taught by Mrs. J. W. Morgan. The little verse reads: "This little tick we send to you is not for you to ear. Please multiply your size by two and place therein with care just time the number of your own—we hope it is immense—so if you wear No. 10 you owe us 20 cents. "The little gift work of you is hardly any trouble if you only have one foot we'll say charge you double. You can know how much we need the kit that you can give. Your giving is blessed of God and help our own to live. For those whose are short and swift to run crafts of love and sent, the ever said: 'Well mercy done.'" Id Mil for Babies Certified co have received Mothers in Health nurse, to exan invitation boarding use Durgan, county their babies. The press their viewable to its use, of certified milk for willing to pay replies all are favored required to saying the mothers are the few cents additioled the mathe procure the product. Dairymen have recognizhd demander of certified milk as option of problems, saying that they To would not justify the prodigy a milk at the increased cost this end Miss Durgan is takc "census," of mother ANAHEIM YOUNG WOMAN WED TO EASTERN MAN AQUIET, impressive wedding ceremony occurred last evening at the home of the bride on W. Chesinut-st, when Miss Nellie Pauline Snapp become the bride of Paul Bolick of Canton, Ohio. The couple was unattended. The ceremony read by the Rev. Pauchert of Santa Ana in the presence of the immediate families of the principals. Mrs. Bolick is prominent among the circles of the young people in the Grace Lutheran church of which she is a member. For the past year Mrs. Bolick, as Miss Snapp has been employed as assistant to Dr. W. J. Lawrie. The couple left after the ceremony for a short honeymoon, not revealing their destination. Widweek Club Plays Mrs. Clyde Webb of W. Broadway entertained a dozen of her friends yesterday afternoon with a five hundred party, the guests were members of the Wednesday afternoon five hundred club. Miss Frieda Janss was awarded the prize. After the games, rs. Webb served her guests with a dainty luncheon. Popular Reader at Kiwanis Mrs. Arthur A. Cohen was among the entertainers at the Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday athte Elks club-house. Mrs. Cohen recited "Society Girl at a Matinee" in her usual charming manner which thoroly delighted the members and their wives. Blooms Enchance Home Mrs. Will Hetebrink entertained the members of the "Jolly Five Hundred" club yesterday at her pretty home. Prize winners for the afternoon proved to be Mrs. Bert Annin, first; Mrs. Charles Hansen, second; and Mrs. Almes of Chicago, consolation. The other players were Mrs. O. A. Schumacher, Mrs. N. P. Robertson, Mrs. Charles Stone, Mrs. C. H. Lucy, Mrs. Goerge Annin, Mrs. Anna Sollis, Mrs. Anna Lemke, Mrs. A. J. Edwards and Miss Lucy Alme. After the games, Mrs. Hetebrink served a dainty two-course luncheon at 5 o'clock. Floral decorations were large bouquets of fall bloosma. Male Chorus Sunday The congregation of the Christian church may expect something very good on the program of music next Sunday morning, as the Male chorus is getting tuned up to render some mighty fine numbers. Rehearsal was held last evening at the home of F. N. Ballou. Every man with any inclination whatever toward singing is invited to join the chorus, as it is the ambition to build up a large vocal organization. After rehearsal Mrs. Ballou served the gentlemen with ice cream and cake. The ladies are organizing a chorus, also, and much good-natured rivalry is anticipated. Popular Reader at Kiwanis Mrs. Arthur A. Cohen was among the entertainers at the Kiwanis luncheon Tuesday at hte Elks clubhouse. Mrs. Cohen recited "Society Girl at a Matinee" in her usual charming manner which thoroly delighted the members and their wives. Sunbeams Shine All Day The Sunbeam society of the Amaranth passed the day yesterday at the home of Mrs. A. Miller, on Orangethorpe-ave. A potluck luncheon was enjoyed at noon. The activities of the day as usual was sewing on articles for the bazaar which will be given sometime in the autumn. Fifteen members were present. VOGUE SHOPPE OPENING TOMORROW Featuring the "Printzess" garments and the Cable hats, the Vogue Shoppe will be a scene of beauty tomorrow, the day of the fall opening. The ladies of Anaheim and northern Orange-co will do well to put aside the ordinary home duties of the day and attend the gala event, for a social air will pervade, combining two kinds of pleasure. Dresses in silks and woolls with the darker shade predominating, will be very popular with miffy, and the lovely Printzess coats, in a wide range of materials, such as velverette, ulinda, ormandale, glorianna and mariano, are trimmed with beaver, squirrel, wool, caracul, Persian lamb, racoon, opossum and others to give beauty as well as the "comfy" feeling. The Vogue Shoppe is carrying a complete line for the larger woman, too, who will be happy indeed when she sees the lovely gowns and wraps to find her size among them. The Cable hats are made to suit any gown, and although black panne velvet, trimmed with sweeping effect in laces, ostrich, coque etc., for dressy wear, is favored, the brighter colors make a stunning combination with the dark dresses and wraps. The Oriental fabrics are strong rivals for velvets and metallic materials. For street a line of practical velours; beavers, duvetynes and felts are shown in smart styles. Entire outfits of "undies" may be selected at the same time, for the Vogue Shoppe is chock full of The Cable hats are made to suit any gown, and although black panne velvet, trimmed with sweeping effect in laces, ostrich, coque etc., for dressy wear, is favored, the brighter colors make a stunning combination with the dark dresses and wraps. The Oriental fabrics are strong rivals for velvets and metallic materials. For street a line of the practical velours; beavers, duvetynes and felts are shown in smart styles. Entire outfits of "undies" may be selected at the same time, for the Vogue Shoppe is chock full of the prettiest things a woman can desire. The charming proprietresses of the garments and hat departments will be glad to greet every woman tomorrow, and in the afternoon refreshments will be served: CRAMPS, PAINS AND BACKACHE St. Louis Woman Relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound St. Louis, Mo. — "I was bothered with cramps and pains every month and had backache and had to go to bed as I could not work. My mother and my whole family always took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for such troubles and they induced me to try it and it has helped me very much. I don't have cramps any more, and I can do my housework all through the month. I recommend your Vegetable Compound to my friends for female troubles." — Mrs. DELLA SCHOLZ, 1412 Salisbury Street, St. Louis, Mo. Just think for a moment. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been in use for nearly fifty years. It is prepared from medicinal plants, by the utmost pharmaceutical skill, and superior methods. The ingredients thus combined in the Compound correct the conditions which cause such annoying symptoms as had been troubling Mrs. Scholz. The Vegetable Compound exercises a restorative influence of the most proper, correcting the trouble but efficient manner. It is the disappearance one of the dozen Sun- PAGE YOUNG WED TO TERN MAN Star Whist Tomorrow Star Whist club will meet tomorrow at 2 o'clock in Masonning to attend will please notify the Temple for an afternoon over the president. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Anaheim, California ANNOUNCES A FREE LECTURE on Christian Science by Frank H. Leonard, C. S. B., of Chicago, Illinois Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. IN THE NEW GRAND THEATRE Sunday Afternoon, September 17, 1922 at 3 o'Clock The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend. IN THE NEW GRAND THEATRE Sunday Afternoon, September 17, 1922 at 3 o'Clock The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend. Printzess DESIGNED AND TAILORED BY Jinty Opening Fall October 15th Saturday, September Northern Orange County we al invitation to attend Ladies of Anaheim and extend a most cordial of the New Our Display inter Modes and Wi delightfully varied anILL BE SERVED IN THE RESHMENTS W NO CARDS EERNOON * Shoppe Vogue style is Inexpensive" "Where S Anaheim r. St.