oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-06

GOOD PROGRAM IN KATELLA SCHOOL CARNIVAL FRIDAY Katella School is planning a big carnival and program for Friday evening of this week at 7:30, at the school, the proceeds to be used in buying a Christmas treat for the children. Anaheim High school talent will furnish the greater part of the program after which refreshment of elder, gingerbread, candy, peanuts and popcorn will be enjoyed. Booths will be arranged in which gifts and goodies are offered for sale, and the fortune telling booth is sure to attract attention, for who is there not desiring to peep into his future? The following program promises a real entertainment; vocal solos, Will o' the Wisp, and Banjo song, Irene Jaques; reading, Getting Ready for the Train, Eva Wilburn; piano solo, Valse (Chopin) Katherine Carner. The farce, "Between Soup and Savory," in one act, will prove a laughable number and the characters will be taken by the cook, Fiorence Smith; the waitress, Anna Meyers, and the maid, Roma Tedford, Mrs. Wollerman at the piano. Wallace Walton, cornet; Raymond Leiser, saxophone; Vincent Chamberlain, violin and Carl Wollerman, clarinet, will play several orchestra numbers. Dutch Supper on Birthday A Dutch supper was the informal manner in which several friends of Mrs. Alberta Andrews were entertained last evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Miss Frieda Lord, of Santa Ana. A repast of weinies, cheese and many other goodies was served in the dining room beautified for the occasion with pepper boughs and greenery, which also were used in the living rooms. The guests were Miss Lord, the honoree, Mr. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eaton, all of Santa Ana, Mrs. Mary Doolin, and Mr. Sam Whitaker. Evening Card Party A happy party was held last evening at the Henry Friese home on S. Kroser-st when they entertained a coterie of friends at cards. Games and other amusements with music and conversation were enjoyed. Refreshments were served in the late hours. Participating in the hospitality of the Friese home were Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell, Mr. and Mrs. G. Closson and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jost, Mr. and Mrs. Krohn and Mr. and Mrs. R. Pleper. A reading by Amanda Chambers, Jerusalem Artie, will conclude the program, when the reminder of the evening will be passed in having one of the happiest times of the year. A Real Gift for Father: The hardest Stocking to fill on Christ- Birth Five birth generations brated receive and Mrs. B with a sumptuous yellow flowering gifts receive honor. Those enjoy Mr. and Mr. B and Mr. Angeles; Ms. sons, Billie Linda; the and Alma L and the Messiah; Bill Russell Weisler J. Eglinton Long Mrs. Eugene Beach is a "Martes club," bership, although he meets dertained at Keithley, and greens and flies noon was paused. Prizes were neth Peck, first second, and third. Mrs. B attituded for Mr. other players Bremer, M. Ray Small, A McNorries and Book Lo The Book is very pleasant with Mrs. A. tario; Mrs. B splendid rea A Real Gift for Father: The hardest Stocking to fill on Christmas is Father's. Why not come to JACKSONS we will aid you in making a selections—A House Coat, or a Bath Robe would make a nice gift—$4.50 to $30.00 or we have many things to please him. JACKSON'S "Your Moneys Worth Always" Anaheim ENJOY A THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY Sonora CLEAR AS A BELL THIS CHRISTMAS You cannot satisfy your family more than by buying a Sonora Phonograph for the Christmas Gift. Everyone can play it and enjoy it. Many beautiful designs to choose fro will add greatly to the appearance room besides the pleasure derived f You cannot satisfy your family more than by buying a Sonora Phonograph for the Christmas Gift. Everyone can play it and enjoy it. Many beautiful designs to choose from will add greatly to the appearance of room besides the pleasure derived from Come in and select yours now. A cash payment will bring it into your for Christmas. Dunham & Knipe 162 W. Center St. With Louis Danz THE WOMAN'S PACK OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 6TH, 1922 Birthday the informal friends of were, enterron of the Miss Frieda cheese and served in for the ocand green in the livLord, the and Mrs. A. Ana, Mrs. Whitaker, Party last event on home on S. attained a games and music and Refreshhours, capitality of and Mrs. Closson Jost, Mr. and Mrs. Birthdays Dinner Five birthday anniversaries in two generations of relatives, were celebrated recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Luchau, in Olive, with a sumptuous dinner. The table was prettily decorated with pink and yellow, flowers and streamers giving the color tones. A birthday cake for each honoree, all bearing the proper number of candles, furnished a beautiful sight and gave all the light necessary in the dining room. Many were the gifts received by the five guests of honor. Those enjoying the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. C.) Timme, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. William Luchau, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. O. Burdge, sons, Billie and Bobbie; Yorba Linda; the Misses Louise, Emina and the Mesars. Dick Timme, Anaheim; Bill Gallagher, Maywood; Russell Weiss, Los Angeles and Elmer J. Eglinton U. S. S. New Mexico. Long Beach Hostess Mrs. Eugene Mock, now of Long Beach, is a "charter" member of the Martes club, and retains her membership, although she has left Anahelm to live. Yesterday, the regular meeting day for the club, she entertained at the home of Mrs. M. E. Keithley, and in a setting of holiday greens and flowers a pleasant afternoon was passed over five hundred. Prizes were won by Mrs. Kenneth Peck, first, Mrs. D. Herdebeck, second, and Mrs. W. Kaufer, consolation. Mrs. Henry Husmann substituted for Mrs. Emma Gibbren and other players were the Mesames E. Bremer, M. E. Keithley, J. Black, Ray Small, A. Trippett, S. Nevin, C. McNorries and Mrs. Mock. Book Lovers to Ontario The Book Lovers club enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon yesterday with Mrs. A. C. Hargrave at Ontario. Mrs. Hargrave has prepared a splendid repast for her guests and "Sixteen" Play Cards Mrs. A. K. Dahl was a very gracious hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained the members of the Sixteen club. Flaming poinset-tas, ferns and roses were attractively used as the decorations. Five hundred was enjoyed until late in the evening after which a dainty three-course luncheon was served. Prize winners were Mrs. A. D. Eriekson, Mrs. Ray Harland and Mrs. Fred Mitchell. Other players were Mrs. R. B. Herman, Mrs. J. H. Kellenberger, Mrs. L. Dahlmau, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sackett, Mrs. E. E. Brus, Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. A. A. Vall, Mrs Sophia Stock, Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, Mrs. A.F. Nowotny, Santa Ana, Mrs.Wm.H.Houts Mrs.J.H. Boege and Mrs.J.P. Probst. Visit Friend in Chino A bevy of Anabeim ladies motored to Chino yesterday where they delightfully surprised Mrs. C.H.Fisher. The ladies took well filled baskets with good things to eat and at 1 o'clock a delicious luncheon was enjoyed. The afternoon was pleasantly passed with sewing and conversation.Included in the gathering were the Mesames Charles Merrill, Chino; Fred Schneider, C.D.Harrison,V.W.LaMont,G.T.Ingram.W.Junge,L Bonnat, Joe Stroup,Frank Mauer,and Victor Bonnaut. Episcopal Auxiliary The Woman's Auxiliary of St.Michael's Episcopal church will hold the regular meeting at 2:30 Thursday in the guild hall.As it is the date for election of officers and this program for the coming year will be submitted, it is desired that as manl as possible in the parish will attend. Mrs. Delphia Redfern has been visiting in town for several days,Mrs.Redfern came down from Dexter on business and will return Monday.Cecil Allen and wife will remain as Mr.Allen has secured employment with the Standard Oil company. The Woman's club will pack a box for the Balboa Park hospital, of crippled soldiers. This will be done at the next meeting in December. The Red Cross drive met with quite satisfactory results $150 being turned in with some yet to come. Miss Florence Hayward, of Wis- Book Lovers to Ontario The Book Lovers club enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon yesterday with Mrs. A. C. Hargrave at Ontario. Mrs. Hargrave has prepared a splendid repast for her guests and the luncheon hour was filled with visiting and lively chatting. Afternoon was passed over the discussion of Christmas books and their authors. All members except Mrs. Deming were present, motoring over for the meeting. They are the Mesdames Harry L. Sears, H. H. Benjamin, J. H. Swan, L. B. Easton, Leonard Evans, S. S. Collins, H. A. Johnston, Henry Adams, J. P. Brastad, G. M. Simpson and H. D. Newkirk. South Dakota Picnic The South Dakota annual state picnic, which was postponed on account of rain, will be held Saturday, Dec. 9, in Bixby Park, Long Beach. As there are many South Dakotans in Anaheim, this will be interesting news. Mrs. George Hamler has been confined to her home the past week with illness from a bad cold. Episcopal Auxiliary The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Michaels Episcopal church will hold the regular meeting at 2:30 Thursday in the guild hall. As it is the date for election of officers and the program for the coming year will be submitted, it is desired that as manl as possible in the parish will attend. City Briefs Mrs. Frank Sidener is rejoicing over the arrival of a granddaughter born this morning at Anaheim sanctuary to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corey of Santa Ana. Mrs. Alberta Andrews went to Los Angeles today where she will remain several days attending to business affairs. William Abplanalp, of Lincolnave., is in Palo Verde this week looking after property interests. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Strange, of Greenfield, Mass., arrived this morning at 3 o'clock to pass the winter with Mrs. Strange's sister, Mrs. Wm. Abplanalp, and family. Mrs. Anna Puffenburg will hold circles in the First Spiritualist church Thursday afternoon at 2:30 and in the evening at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. George Settle moved today from 128 S. Melrose-st. to 600 E. Sycamore-at. Mrs. H. C. Ruick made a business trip to Los Angeles yesterday. O. E. Hanson and friends took in the races at Beverly Hills Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Wheeler and daughter Naomi were Sunday visitors in Los Angeles. Miss Rose Wagner passed the week-end with the W. K. Suiter on S. Brookhurst-ave. Mr. A. C. Winney and two sons of Corvallis, Oregon, arrived in Anaheim and will spend the winter with L. J. Winney, brother of the former. The brothers had not met for 30 years and their meeting was one of the happiest in their lives. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson and two children and Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKee of Fullerton visited Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick Sunday evening. Misses Roberta Wagner and Murl Gossett and Messrs Frances Elliott and Art Wilmsen attended the Beverly Hills race Sunday. WEST COAST LEASE WEST COAST, Dec. 5.-The newly organized ball team will resume play next Sunday at the West Coast lease under the management of John E. Cooney. Mr. and Mrs. Mears and son Harold attended the races at Beverly Sunday. Mrs. Delphia Redfern has been visiting in town for several days. Mrs. Redfern came down from Dexter on business and will return Monday. Cecil Allen and wife will remain as Mr. Allen has secured employment with the Standard Oil company. The Woman's club will pack a box for the Balboa Park hospital, of crippled soldiers. This will be done at the next meeting in December. The Red Cross drive met with quite satisfactory results $150 being turned in with some yet to come. Miss Florence Hayward, of Wisconsin, arrived in Los Angeles Saturday where she was met by her brother H. E. Hart, and Mr. and Mrs. Rhode, Miss Hayward will make her home in La Habra for the winter. Mr. Hart's daughter and grand daughter Mrs. Emma Barnes, and Marvel Barnes from San Pedro were visitors at the Hart Home over the week-end. WEST COAST. Dec. 5.—The newly organized ball team will resume play next Sunday at the West Coast lease under the management of John E. Cooney. Mr. and Mrs. Mears and son Harold attended the races at Beverly Sunday. Mr. John Cooney is sporting a new Ford coupe. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner and sons were Anaheim visitors Saturday. Mr. M. Davis and family have moved to the house vacated by E. Campbell family. The West Coast Athletic Club held their weekly meeting last evening and had a very large attendance, a smoker was also held. Mr. Gibson our former timekeeper was a visitor at the lease Sunday. Mr. Dingman and Mr. C. Campbell have been transferred to Huntington Beach. Mr. W. O. Muzzall was an Anaheim visitor Saturday evening. The West Coast Oil Company's baseball team will resume play next Sunday at the West Coast Lease under the management of John E. Cooney. It will practically be a rebuilt team, as there has been new players added the line up for next Sunday's game will be, Cullen, c.; Chevalier, p; Schuyer, 1b; Braner, 2b; Sorceable, ss; Lyke, 3b; Jones, Jc. Brott, cf. and Duarte rf. This club will give any club in Southern Calif., a run for its money. STOP HAY FEVER Asthmapol Instantly $1.00 Sold in Anaheim by HEYING'S PHARMACY CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Ladies Ask your Dogs for Chichester Diamond Brand Pills in Red and Gold months, inside with Blue Pilots, Tailor Made, Juicy, DIAMOND BRAND PILLS for all years known at Bell, Shiner, Always Relieving SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Santa Claire Bids You For he Knows that flowing with fascination prove a delightful reel and woman. Boxed Handkerchiefs Also Pure linen, hand embroidered in the popular shades 50c to $1.00 Manicure Sets In Beautiful Gift Cases, at $1.50 to $10.00 TEDDIES $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 Made of Crepe de Chine, trimmed Also the famous Luxite Silk Unique Anaheim AND MILLA EDITION 215 W. Center St. PAGE 222 Habra Items RA, Dec. 6.—(Spl.)—The of the season was given hall owned and operated and Nutt, Friday evening. Write a success despite the weather. Messrs Tindell intend to conduct these thoroughly high class the floor and surround- at and modern. A con- and light lunch will be connection with the The best of music will ing of Miss Myrtle Francis Walker at the oracle, Wednesday eve- ended in a riot if the banders can be believed. Friendly friends, of the staged an attempted the bride. For ten days only, Mme. Marie Louise, in the Mary Millerick Shop, 220 East Center-st. is offering the ladies of Anaheim and community a rare opportunity in the purchase of exclusive designs in autumn and winter millinery. She is giving her patrons their choice of any hat in the shop for $12.50, and as the number is limited, it will be well to attend early. Many of the hats are new arrivals, in satin, and will be a real delight to the purchaser. Individuality means much in wear-ing a hat, and Mme. Louise will give her best judgment in suiting the particular person with a becoming style.—(Advertisement.) OFFERS CHOICE OF HATS FOR $12.50 For ten days only, Mme. Marie Louise, in the Mary Millerick Shop, 220 East Center-st. is offering the ladies of Anaheim and community a rare opportunity in the purchase of exclusive designs in autumn and winter millinery. She is giving her patrons their choice of any hat in the shop for $12.50, and as the number is limited, it will be well to attend early. Many of the hats are new arrivals, in satin, and will be a real delight to the purchaser. Individuality means much in wear-ing a hat, and Mme. Louise will give her best judgment in suiting the particular person with a becoming style.—(Advertisement.) Study Latin America The Missionary society of the Christian church held a very interesting and successful meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George McGuire. After disposing of the business, the lesson on Latin America was lead by Mrs. Addie King and assisted by Mrs. G. W. Belshaw and Mrs. Margaret McGuire. A good attendance added zest to the meeting. "RED RIDING HOOD" An Operetta High School Auditorium THURSDAY EVENING EIGHT O'CLOCK 70 CHILDREN IN CASTE Gorgeous Costumes GIVEN BY THE EBELL CLUB EIGHT O'CLOCK Dec. 7 70 CHILDREN IN CASTE Gorgeous Costumes GIVEN BY THE EBELL CLUB To go toward Building Fund Adults 50c, Children Under 15, 25c Tickets on Sale at Heying's and Lexington Agency Santa Claus Is You Welcome Here Santa Claus Mails You Welcome Here for he Knows that this exclusive lady's shop is filled to overowing with fascinating gifts for HER and a visit here will move a delightful revelation to the Holiday shopper, both man and woman. Handkerchiefs Also, hand embroide popular shades to $1.00 Fancy Combs Big Reductions on All Combs Garters Wonderful Assortment, Pair $1.00 to $3.50 EDDIES $8.95 and $4.95 NIGHTIES $5.95 Fancy Hose The ideal gift, wrapped for mailing, priced $1.00 to $5.00 SILK UNDERWEAR Special Holiday Prices Anaheim Corset Shop AND MILADY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE EDITH TAYLOR, Prop. Center St. Anaheim Phone 167-W