oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-27

COUNTY MUSIC CLUB ANNUAL AFFAIR IS FINE THE annual banquet given by the Music Teachers Ass'n of Orange county, last night in St. Ann's Inn included scores of brilliant artists and music lovers who contributed to or heard a program of rare excellent. With Mr. Clarence Gustlin as hostmaster, and Mrs. Olliemae Enlowr Matthews chairman of the program committee, everything went along merrily. After greetings by Ellis Rhodes, of Santa Ana and Anaheim, and president of the club, Mr. Gustlin was introduced as one who had given unsparingly of his energies in organizing and maintaining the club with its success as his single reward. Mr. Gustlin spoke briefly of its aims and benefits. Mrs. Hazel Humphreys, of Santa Ana, accompanied by Mr. Earl Fraser, at the piano, sang two numbers. An address of congratulation to the Orange co Ass'n was given by Abbic Notton Jamison, who remarked upon the club's phenomenal growth and said it carries the banner for increase of membership over any other musical organization in California. Mr. Frank Colby editor of the Pacific Coast Musician, spoke on Co-operation, and of its advantage in furthering growth and development of individual musicians. Mr. Leon Eckles, accompanied by Mr. Fraser, sang the prologue from "Pagliacci," with his usual ability. Mr. L. E. Behymer, of the Philharmonic, Los Angeles, whose presence and place on the program was a real treat, said in part that in having recently visited all of the managers of operas, orchestras and artists of the United States, he was convinced that the present year is to be the greatest of all musical years in history. More appreciation of great artists is being shown than ever before, and especially in the inland town and cities more removed from musical centers. He cited the fact that Arizona in the past year, showed more growth in musical membership in musical clubs than any other state in the union. Mr. Gustlin then called upon the officers of the hostess club, Mr. Rhodes, president, Mrs. Ruth Seitz, Anaheim. The Greatest One Day Drop Stitch Silk Jersey $ Pink and White Jersey Tubing in good quality. Drop stitch. Dollar Day yd. Made of the fine Windsor style, very sprightly featured EBELL'S NEW SECTION HOLDS FIRST MEETING THE newly organized History and Travel section of the Anaheim Ebell club met yesterday with Mrs. G. M. Simpson, and of the two dozen ladies who have joined the department, twenty were present and enthusiastically participated in this first meeting of the organization. Miss Kate Rae, whose ability is recognized, was chosen leader, her duty being to give a hour's conduct at each meeting. Miss Rae was instructor in history for years in Santa Ana schools and takes up her pleasant duty with heart and soul. A fifteen minute discussion will follow each talk and fifteen minutes will be devoted to current events. No refreshments will be served, this being purely a study club. The topic yesterday took the members from the origin of history to the historic age, about 1500 B.C. The great east and great west movements were included in the study hour and discussion. Meetings will be held each second and fourth Tuesday of the months during the winter, and the next will be with Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw on Oct. tenth. City Briefs Nicholas Theodore of the Anaheim Laundry left this morning over the Santa Fe to attend a laundry association meeting at Houston, Texas. Frank N. Gibbs is in Los Angeles today on business. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bungay and Jersey Pink and White Jersey Tubing in good quality. Drop stitch. Dollar Day Bath Towels 4 for Good heavy Turkish Towels of generous size. Specially featured for Dollar Day. Table Mats Sets —3 crocheted Table Mats, neatly packed in individual boxes, 10 only in the lot, per set Middy Blouses Girls Middy Blouses in sizes up to 12 years, made of good quality Middy Twill Crossbar Nainsook 5 Yds. for 200 yards of pink Cotton 3 Lb. Rolls Pure White Cotton for cover up, 50 m² Black —Yard wide finish taffeta ter than or quality. Dollars only. French 40-inch fine Serge, most lar material for Wear. Navy only. Dresser Pretty Scarf broidered on City Briefs Nicholas Theodore of the Anaheim Laundry left this morning over the Santa Fe to attend a laundry association meeting at Houston, Texas. Frank N. Gibbs is in Los Angeles today on business. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bungay and children will leave tomorrow for Fresno where they will pass several days with relatives. They will enjoy the county fair and a few auto side trips. They will make the journey by automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herman and daughter have returned from a two months' visit in Iowa where Mr. Herman has farming interests. They have been in Anaheim for a year past, and since returning have purchased a home on Melrose-st, and are now getting established there. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Recknor and son, Alvin, motored to San Pedro Sunday where they enjoyed the sights of the Pacific Fleet. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson of Fullerton passed last evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick, the diversion being five hundred. Miss Vera O'Hourke of the Southern Counties Bank is on the sick list. Robert Umphries has returned to his home in Los Angeles after a visit at the F. A. Wilcox home. Mrs. Arthur A. Cohen passed the day in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pavne and daughter Helen of Chino; Mr. and Mrs. George Case of Pomona were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble. Mrs. A. E. Clark and son Albert and Mrs. L. Goble passed the day with Mrs. E. S. Goble and son Jimme and Mrs. A. M. Webster at Balbon. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Tanner and Mrs. Tanner's brother, Willis Shay of Fullerton, have gone to Los Angeles today to attend the performance of "Able's Irish Rose" at Morrosco's, as a little outing in honor of Mrs. Tanner's birthday. Mrs. M. D. Falconer was the guest on a recent evening of Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Cole West Broadway. Mrs. W. W. Hyde of Los Angeles is the agent of labor brother, C. C. Sidman and B. H. Sidnam and their families. Crossbar Nainsook 5 Yds. for $200 yards of pink and white underwear Nainsook, specially priced. Huck Towels 4 for $—18x36 heavy yellow border Huck Towel of exceptional quality, Dollar Day, 4 for $1.00. One Day Only! Friday, September 29 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FALKENSTEIN'S Greatest One Day Selling Event Dollar DeDay Only--Friday, Sep Crepe Gowns Made of the genuine Windsor Crepe in a most attractive style, very specially featured Dollar Day Merchandise is On Sale for the One Day Only. No Dollar Day Merchandise is Reserved or sold before that Day. Dollar Day Merchandise is not sold subject to approval, C. O. D. or exchange. Reasonable Quantities of all good advertised, but early shopping is advisable. Remember! Friday Only! Made of the genuine Windsor Crepe in a most attractive style, very specially featured Each No Dollar Day Merchandise is Reserved or sold before that Day. Dollar Day Merchandise is not sold subject to approval, C. O. D. or exchange. Reasonable Quantities of all good advertised, but early shopping is advisable. Remember! Friday Only! Cotton Batts 3 Lb. Rolls For$ Pure White Cotton Batts for comforts, cover up, 50 rolls at EACH Fancy Linings 2 Yards For $ 36-inch Lining Sateens in a range of pretty designs and color combinations. Aprons Gingham, Apron$ Dresse in several desirable styles, featured for Dollar Day. Black Taffeta —Yard wide, soft finish taffeta of better than ordinary quality. 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