oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-15

AIR COMMITTEES AT GARDEN GROVE GARDEN GROVE, Sept. 15.—Following local committees have been appointed to make arrangements for local exhibits at the county fair; C. L. Lee, general chairman; H. A.ake, chairman of booth committee, M. Dozier, transportation; Mrs. R. Stillens, decorations; Geo. R. Keyburn and C. A. Emerson, adver-ag. Committee to secure products, G. Stanley, C. B. Henry, W. M. Island, A. A. Schnitger and J. O.arkley. The committee will meet Sept. 21st Just as soon as the transfer of the M. C. A. property has been made the Woman's Civic Club, a campaign will be started to raise funds or a club house. Already a fund has been set aside for this purpose. The death of Mrs. Phebe Jane Butler, wife of O. A. Butler, occurred Saturday evening, following an illness of several months. Phebe Jane Sutherland was born Hardin county, Ohio, in 1860, here she grew to womahood, and the age of 19 years was united in marriage to Alfred O. Butler, to which union seven children were born, five of whom are living (Mrs. Jason Malone of Barstow, Earl Butler of Garden Grove, Mrs. Carl Chultz, Santa Ana, Mrs. Guy Geor-e, Colton and Eldon Butler, Garden Grove). Mr. and Mrs. Butler continued to live in Ohio until 1908, when they came to California, settling in Gar-en Grove. All records for enrollment on the opening day were shattered at the ammery school Monday when the first day showed an attendance of 13. Attendance will reach 500 by the end of the month. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Crane and the latter's mother, Mrs. Reed, visited and with their daughter, Mrs. red Mott, at Laguna, Mrs. Reed maintained for a weeks' visit. Mrs. Geo. Oerly of Long Beach enjoyed a few days' visit at the pond of Mr. and Mrs. C Oertly back. S. W. Gage, accompanied Rev. Geo. Francis of Orange, and r. Russel of Santa Ana, went to ann Baldy Monday to attend ed their Sunday school classes of the Baptist bungalow Tuesday afternoon about twenty members being present.The time passed pleasantly at games, after which refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. C. C. Cornett left Tuesday on a two weeks' business trip to Fresno and San Jose. The Woman's Missionary.. Circle met all day at the beautiful ranch home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Bissitt near Fullerton Wednesday.The morning was spent in sewing,and at the noon hour a cafeteria lunch-eon was served. At two o'clock the president called the ladies to order and the business of the afternoon was disposed off, followed by an interesting program. Mrs. Gage led the devotions, each lady taking part and telling when they first became interested in missions, followed by the question box which always creates a good deal of interest.The remainder of the program was a conference,the heads of committees,speaking of the work in their departments,followed by an open discussion. A number of friends and relatives MERCHANTS A WILL MEET The regular meeting chants' Ass'n will be held club Monday evening.Super will be served at business meeting will appointment of a secret made. RICE GREISER OPENS OFFICI The Rice Greisen Co-an Anaheim branch w Hampton, manager.Off 215 Kraemer-bldg. The company hand paying stocks. ents, Mr. and Mrs. E.Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A.C.son of Superior,Neb.w home of H.-Griffith.Monday first day showed an attendance of 13. Attendance will reach 500 by the end of the month. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Crane and theitter's mother, Mrs. Reed, visited andday with their daughter, Mrs. red Mott, at Laguna. Mrs. Reed mained for a weeks' visit. Mrs. Geo. Oertly of Long Beach enjoyed a few days' visit at the end of Mr. and Mrs. C Oertly week. Mr. S. W. Gage, accompanied Rev. Geo. Francis of Orange, and r. Russel of Santa Ana, went to amp Baldy Monday, to attend a votional conference of the ministers of Sou. Calif. Mrs. Thornburg of Long Beachent Wednesday with her daughter,iss Alice, who teaches music in the cal high school this year. Woodrow Garr has been on theck list the past week. Mrs. William Benedict of Ontario, id J. W. Guest of Detroit, Mich., sited at the home of their sister,rs Ray Beardsley, Tuesday. An interesting camp fire meetingas held on the Baptist church bounds Sunday evening, with a good tendance. An interesting programas enjoyed, and many expressedeir hopes that more meetings ofis nature would be held in thear future. Miss Irene Bushnell returned tor home in Los Angeles Wednesay, after a few days' visit at theme of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Allen. Mrs. J. H. Cochran, Mrs. H. Beardyand Miss Mary Lee entertainin- At two o'clock the president calledthe ladies to order and the businessof the afternoon was disposoff, followed by an interestingprogram. Mrs. Gage led the devotions, each lady taking part and telling when they first became interested in missions, followed by the question boxwhich always creates a good deal of interest. The remainder of the program was a conference, the heads of committees, speaking of the workin their departments, followed byan open discussion. A number of friends and relativeswill go to Newport Beach this evening, where they will celebrate thebirthday anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. E. Beardsley, which come onthe 15th and 16th of this month. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Preston and Mrs. Monte Preston and little daughter, Gloria, of Downey were guestsat the Geo. Tourant home on Tuesday. J. G. Allen and family returnedMonday from a few days outing nearOrange County Park. Mrs. T. C. Natland who has been suffering with inflamatory rheumatismfor the past week, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Allen entertained about fourteen relatives atAllen Lair and family spentSaturday at Long Beach. dinner Sunday in honor of the birthday anniversary of the former's sister, Mrs. Menta Maas. Dorothy Beardsley is spendinga couple of weeks with her grandpar- RICE GREISER OPENS OFFICI The Rice Greisen Co.n Anaheim branch w Hampton, manager: Off215 Kraemer-bldg. The company hand paying stocks. ents, Mr. and Mrs. E.Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A.C.son of Superior, Neb.,whome of H. — Griffith.Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyerare guests of the Martinfamily this week. Mrs.Mrs. Christensen are sHoward Magnusson.a minor operation inTuesday and expects toin a few days. Mrs. C. M.Knapp are visiting relativityRock, a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Albertschildren of Los Angelesguests of Rev. and Mrs.Sunday. Granville Dalzizell oiBeach was a Sunday atAllen Lair home. Miss Arline Andrewsbeach spent TuesdayOertley. Mr. and Mrs. SamPto their home at Bakerday evening after a fewthe home of their daugL.Crist. SPECIAL For This Saturday Only To introduce our shoes to the ladies of all Northern Orange County we will offer the following $7.50 to $9.00 Values. 120-6 PATENT LEATHER 2 STRAPCUBAN HEEL 5805 BLACK KID OXFORD CUBANHEEL 2401 BROWN KID STRAPING HEEL 120-6 PATENT LEATHER 2 STRAP CUBAN HEEL 5805 BLACK KID OXFORD CUBAN HEEL 2401 BROWN KID STRAP ING HEEL 1302 BLACK KID ONE STRAP CUBAN HEEL 1209 PATENT LEATHER 2 CUBAN HEEL 2113 PATENT LEATHER ONE STRAP 2412X BROWN KID OXFORD BLUCHER, WALKING HEEL 1806 BLACK KID 1 STRAP CUBAN HEEL THESE SHOES ARE ALL OF THE NEWEST STYLES Shoe Department THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF Corner Center St. and Lemon THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, 'ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA' LATEST TYPE OF GERMAN GLIDER MERCHANTS ASS'N. WILL MEET MONDAY The regular meeting of the Merchants' Ass'n will be held at the Elks club Monday evening, Sept. 18. Super will be served at 6:30 and the business meeting will follow. The appointment of a secretary will be made. RICE GREISER CO. OPENS OFFICE HERE The Rice Greisen Co., has opened an Anaheim branch with Charles Hampton, manager. Offices are at 215 Kraemer-bldg. The company handles dividend paying stocks. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Fred A. Brumm, Pomona; J. F. Beeson, Chicago; J. D. Williams, San Bernardino; Thomas C. Vint, Los Angeles; W. W. O. E. Cooney, Los Angeles; Mrs. J. P. Martin, Los Angels; Mrs. Roy S. Kellogg, Pasadena; Mrs. A. A. Donaldson, Pasadena; M. V. Gay, Long Beach; M. Squire, Long Beach; and A. L. Jordan, Los Angeles. J. E. Rodden, insurance, Phone 71 WHITTIER GUSHER MAKES 5000 BBLS. The Whittier Community gusher, brot in early this week, after sanding up was swabbed out yesterday and came back stronger than ever. The estimated flow is 5000 barrels which makes it a record breaker even for Santa Fe Springs. Everything within a block of the gusher is dripping with oil. Falkenste Annihilating the Idea That New Necessarily High Priced. RICE GREISER CO. OPENS OFFICE HERE The Rice Greisen Co., has opened an Anaheim branch with Charles Hampton, manager. Offices are at 215 Kraemer-bldg. The company handles dividend paying stocks. Events, Mr. and Mrs. E. Beardsley at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blazer and son of Superior, Neb., visited at the home of H. — Griffith, Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyer of Imperial are guests of the Martin Christensen family this week. Mrs. Boyer and Mrs. Christensen are sisters. Howard Magnusson submitted to a minor operation in Los Angeles Tuesday and expects to return home in a few days. Mrs. C. M. Knapp and son, Robert are visiting relatives at Eagle Rock, a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Albertson and three children of Los Angeles were dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Gage Sunday. Granville Dalzizell of Huntington Beach was a Sunday guest at the Allen Lair home. Miss Arline Andrews of Long Beach spent Tuesday with Ellen Oertley. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Potts returned to their home at Bakersfield Saturday evening after a few days' visit at the home of their daughter, Mrs. C. L. Crist. FAL Only Northern Orange $9.00 Values. BROWN KID STRAP WALKING HEEL Falkenstein Annihilating the Idea That New Necessarily High Priced. An Array of and Dr $19.50 Fashion has shown has been brought week. It has Falkenstein style. New arrivals duing showing to a rapidly are the select from wid advisable! Falkenstein's Invite You to See Whether You Are Ready to And please remember that at Falkensteins an inspection doe Falkenstein’s Invite You to See Whether You Are Ready to And please remember that at Falkensteins an inspection does FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSIERY $1.39 Pair Think of buying Full fashioned silk hosiery at $1.39 per pair!—But because some of them showed the very slightest imperfections, which however will not affect the wearing quality—they were obtained at a considerable price concession. Black only—and Sizes 9, 9½ and 10. Three Attractive Specials from the Home Furnishing BATH TOWELS 25c Another large shipment of these heavy towels has been received and will again be available at this very low price. 25c each or $2.85 per dozen. PILLOW CASES 29c Each 42 x 36 And 45 x 36 Pillow cases of a very well known brand, and free from starch, very specially priced. SATIN Full size bed Satin finish design, early shopping Falkenstein Anaheim - Cali PAINTED LEGS, NEW FAD, ALL THE RAGE A new and striking fad—painted legs—has taken the country by storm! And all because Gloria Swanson, Paramount star, had to leave the dainty design painted upon her lower limbs for scenes in her new picture, "Her Gilded Cage," intact, when she appeared in society one evening, because more scenes were to be filmed next day requiring the same makeup. Miss Swanson plays the role of "Fleur d'Amour" a bizarre actress and cabaret dancer, in this new picture, which will be seen at the California theatre next Sunday and Monday, and thus the reason for the painted limbs, which are adorned for the negligee scenes in a boudoir episode. The day on which this episode was filmed, director Sam Wood worked the company unusually late. When Miss Swanson finally reached her dressing room she saw she had exactly 18 minutes in which to change from her costume of the day to her evening gown, if she was to keep her engagement for a dinner party at the Hotel Ambassador in Los Angeles. Removing the paint from her ankles entailed a half hour's work, and, besides, it would have been practically impossible to exactly reproduce the design on the following day. Gloria quickly decided to let the painted designs stay as they were. Showing through her silk stockings, they made Buena Park News BUENA PARK, Sept. 15.(Spl.)—Mrs. L. E. Berkey was a business visitor to Anaheim on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cheatham and sons spent Sunday at Orange County Park. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Haggarty and Mrs. Alice V. Stevenson spent Monday in Los Angeles. Mrs. Will Braly of Fullerton was the guest of Mrs. Andrew Basel on Wednesday. Mrs. W. B. Shaw and Mrs. L. J. Robeson spent Wednesday afternoon in Anaheim. Mrs. S. Middleton and daughter and Mrs. Andrew Bassel motored to Seal Beach on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter of Fullerton were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robeson on Wednesday evening. Miss Anna Luebkeman is back at the library after a two weeks vacation. Miss Luebkeman and her sisters had a fine time at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Jaynes and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jaynes of Santa Ana spent the week end at Camp Baldy. H. H. Haggarty was a business visitor to Los Angeles on Wednesday. a most striking effect. Her appearance in the Hotel Ambassador dining room created a sensation. Since then the innovation is being widely copied and indications are that it will be one of the smart modes for women of America. Fashion has showed her approval on the merchandise that has been brought forth for interested inspection of the past week. It has demonstrated as in previous seasons that Falkenstein styles and values are supreme. New arrivals during the past few days have augmented our showing to a new point of completeness. However so rapidly are the new things bought up that if one would select from widest assortments, an early selection will be advisable! To See the New FALL Arrivals are Ready to Purchase or Not an inspection does not incur the obligation of a purchase. to See the New FALL Arrivals are Ready to Purchase or Not an inspection does not incur the obligation of a purchase. PETTICOATS $1.45 10 Dozen of exceptionally attractive Sateen Petticoats in various styles in black, brown, navy and purple. A feature worth while NEW SLIP-ON SWEATERS $3.75 to $9.50 In entirely new color combinations and styles from any previously shown. SATIN SPREAD $3.95 Full size bed spreads in the Satin finish in very attractive designs. 25 only, so early shopping is advisable. AND SCARFS $2.95 and Better Beautiful new striped effects of Brushed Wool and Vicuna yarns. The first Fall showing is now ready.