oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-27

TWO BIG EVENTS CELEBRATED BY WEBB FAMILIES A delightful family dinner party on Christmas day was the one over which Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Webb, Sr., presided at their home S. Philadelphia. The dining table was sumptuously laden with chicken and other goodies for a holiday feast. Another delightful feature of the day was the birthday anniversary of Wm. P. Jr., so the affair was a danube celebration. Covers were placed for Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Clark, Mrs. Londergan, George and Nell Londergan all of Los Angeles Messdames Merrill, Williams, and Baboock of Turlock, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Webb and children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schaffer and children, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Webb, Jr. and daughter Nancy Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Glyde Webb, Mrs. Estelle Pollard and Darroll Webb, and host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Webb, Sr. Baby's First Christmas Many bouquets of holly and poinsettias graced the table and living and dining rooms at the Henry Heying home N. Lemon-st. Christmas day when Mr. and Mrs. Heying entertained their grandson, their two daughters and their husbands at a sumptuous turkey dinner. Covers were placed for Master Dell Milton Harrison, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Ikele, his uncle and uncle, and Mr. and Mrs. Heying, his adoring grandparents. The happy family had their Xmas tree celebration at the Harrison home Sunday evening. English Kin at Dinner The Christmas spirit was rife at the H. T. Caverley home Monday when Christmas Day at Rickers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ricker gave several friends and relatives a very happy day Christmas when they served a delicious turkey dinner. A tree, lighted with twinkling tapens and showy with its trimmings of dazzling tinsel, carried gifts for the guests as well as the Ricker family. In the afternoon Miss Christine Colderhoff, Mr. Colderhoff and friend came for a call and in the evening the Messrs Joe Peacrot, Lawrence Peacrot, John Murch and Govner Lidenberger dropped in for the dancing card playing and piano and violin music. The dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kluth and son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoffle and daughter, Mr. A. Kuthe, J. Kluthe, and the host and hostess and family. Santa Brings Victrola Mr. and Mrs. Allen Crowe and children entertained several friends on Christmas day, the cheif feature, of course, being the splendid dinner served at 3 o'clock. A colorful Christmas tree graced a corner of the living room and nearby stood a phonograph, Santa's gift to Mrs. Crowe. The afternoon was passed in listening to the music from the new instrument and in relating incidents relative to former Christmas times. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Menzie, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hawkins and family. Two Dinners in One Day Christmas dinner guests of Mrs. Lizzie Huntington and Mrs. Lizzie Kemper included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marsseau and children of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemper, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bonnat, Miss Esther Pember and Jack Kemper and the Huntington children. The dinner table was laden with goodies which included chicken. The happy family enjoyed the afternoon in the evening had an GOOSE DAY AT SEVEN Mr. and Mrs. over a deli ner party Monsoon number of fesion A pretie carried out in this tias and greent dantly. Goose was the menu and other this The summed at 4 o'clock placed for Miss Long Beach, Co of Orange, LuLthe Messrs.B Hunton of San Vern Smith, Smith and Mr. Bible CH Mrs. Jane We will be in her noon in the Preschool class.The clrionaland even who can possibly go to the meeting not only in terest.Mrs.W teacher and give ery day in th towns. Pleasant A very pleasant was enjoyed by Monday when M Idlor entertainment Crone-ave,turkere served at the table at non fo placed for Mr.g son of Lo Dole of Los An C.D.Odler home Monday when English Kin at Dinner The Christmas spirit was rife at the E. T. Caverly home Monday when Mr. and Mrs. Caverly entertained a quartet of friends and their family. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. George Welsh of Halifax, England and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. M. Gilbert of Bellvue, Canada, Miss Evelyn Caverly, Earl Caverly, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Caverly. Cole Family Dinner Among the Xmas dinner parties of Monday was the delightful family reunion when Dr. and Mrs. William Cole entertained. Present at the dinner were Mr. Richard Cole and Mrs. Mary Cole, father and sister of Mr. Cole, Dr. Charles Cole, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Greer all of Long Beach. The afternoon was peasantly spent with music and other diversions and in talking over former Christmas. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Two Dinners in One Day Christmas dinner guests of Mrs. Lizzie Huntington and Mrs. Lizzie Kemper included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marseau and children of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemper, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bonnat, Miss Esther Pember and Jack Kenper and the Huntington children. The dinner table was laden with goodies which included chicken. The happy family enjoyed the afternoon and in the evening had another dinner party. Entertain Northerners To honor friends from Spokane, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brown entertained with a happy Christmas dinner at which covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Eslick and son Arthur, Mrs. Elizabeth Fellows and Mr. and Mrs. Brown. The rooms were very pretty in their red and green colorings and also the table when a turkey dinner was served. Regular Meeting Tomorrow Tomorrow is Thursday instead of Wednesday as it surely seems it should be and also is the regular meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club at the Elks club at 12:05. Revival The Texas cover Good, is conducted in the Pilgrim cottage with ww Meetings will be at 730, except services on Sunday and 7:30 p.m. Duel extends everyone for mii the services. J. C. Alu Fullerton Junction planning for a binging and banquet high school to program of interest be heard and a Alumni member ning a notable o the college. Even college is gaked t No Gym C Owing to Xmas members of the gym club, the us night will be po week. After Christmas Sale Women's Smart Apparel Prices are reduced to an incredibly low level on Coats, Suits and Dresses. Selections are complete, including all of the season's smartest models. And remember they are all from our regular high class stocks—no special purchases. Women will be prompt to avail themselves of the great values, so come early for first choice. Coats $14.50 and up Dresses $12.50 and up Suits $18.50 and up Vogue Shoppe "Where Style is Inexpensive" 216 West Center St. Anaheim THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 27TH, 1922 GOOSE DINNER CHRISTMAS DAY AT SMITH HOME Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith presided over a delightful Christmas dinner party Monday when they invited a number of friends in for the occasion. A pretty color scheme was carried out in red and green, poinsettias and greenery being used abundantly. Goose was the main item on the menu and other goodies accompanied this. The sumptuous meal was served at 4 o'clock and covers were placed for Misses Irma Bannister of Long Beach, Cora and Erma Wieseke of Orange, Lulu and Florence Smith, the Messrs. Bill Woolf and Jesse Hutton of Santa Ana, Homer Collins, Vern Smith, Long Beach, Melvin Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Smith host and hostess. Bible Class Tomorrow Mrs. Jane Wilson of Long Beach, will be in her place Thursday afternoon in the Presbyterian bungalow to hold the usual weekly Bible study class. The class is interdenominational and every person in Anaheim who can possibly attend is urged to go to the meeting. The class is growing not only in numbers but in interest. Mrs. Wilson is an efficient teacher and gives the instruction every day in the week in different towns. Pleasant Day at Idlor's A very pleasant Christmas dinner was enjoyed by a party of friends Monday when Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Idlor entertained at their home on Crone-ave, turkey and all the fixine were served at the prettily appointed table at non for which covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Idlor and son of Long Beach, Mr. H. P. Dole of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Yet Another Xmas Dinner Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Stewart presided over a lovely dinner party Monday when they invited a coterie relatives in for the day. The happy crowd enjoyed the delights of the Xmas tree and the presents which all received. Seated at the dinner table were Mr. and Mrs. Milton Corcoran, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stewart, Mrs. S. H. Mitchell of Long Beach, Carl Swartzbaugh of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and daughters, Betty and Lenore. Circle Meetings Thursday Mrs. G. C. McGuire will hold circle meetings Thursday afternoon at 2:30 and in the evening at 7:30 in the First Spiritual church, on North Los Angeles-st. City Briefs A quartet of young people, Misses Florence Welss and Arline Bobst and Messrs. Wayne Andrews and Harry Foster motored to Mt. Baldy Monday and enjoyed the day in the snow. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall and children passed the week end with Mr. Randall's parents at Newport. Miss Marine Menzie was an overnight guest of the young Misses Crowe Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Webb, Jr., and daughter were guests at dinner with relatives in Los Angeles Sunday. A. Alexander attended the Masonic installation in Santa Ana last night. B. B. Barton and wife spent the Christmas holidays with friends in Tucson, Ariz. A. Alexander, wife, son and daughter ate Christmas dinner in Los Angeles. C. A. Walker and wife and daughter spent Christmas in Fontana. Richard Phesey of Ontario was the new auditorium is so very comfortable, the admission free, and the play quite worth while and the costumes elaborate, the opportunity for a delightfully happy evening is at hand. The children are especially good in their parts. The lighting effects have been worked out to the best advantage and after the final rehearsal tonight all is ready for the best pay of the season. Attend Santa Ana Party Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Richards entertained a number of their friends to their pretty new home on Bush-st, Santa Ana, last night, Mrs. Alberta Andrews and Mr. Sam Whitaker, of Anaheim being among the guests. In the prettily trimmed rooms, where the Christmas tree shone with undiminished splendor, cards were played for several rounds, and when final scores were counted, Mrs. Andrews and Mr. Whitaker were obliged to draw straws for the prize. Mr. Whitaker was the lucky one, but later presented the prize to another of the guests whose admiration for the prize—not the winner—was heartily expressed. After the games Christmas refreshments were served at the small tables, which were quickly adorned for the service. Presbyterian Aid Society The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet in the church parliar's Thursday afternoon Pleasant Day at Idlor's A very pleasant Christmas dinner was enjoyed by a party of friends Monday when Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Idlor entertained at their home on Crone-ave, turkey and all the fixings were served at the prettily appointed table at non for which covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Idlor and son of Long Beach, Mr. H. P. Dole of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ddlor and two children and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Idlor. First Christmas in Calif. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Schaeffler and family pleasantly entertained Xmas day with a dinner party honoring friends. This is the first Xmas the Schaefflers have spent in California and enjoyed the day very much. Covings were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Dan Granada and daughter Phyllis, Miss Lydia Herbbol, Henry Jentzen and the Sonneffler family. Revival Meetings The Texan cowboy preacher, A. T. Good, is conducting revival meetings in the Pilgrim church of Olinda, beginning with watch night service. Meetings will be held each evening at 730, except Saturday, and three services on Sundays at 11 a.m., 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. The pastor, C. H. Dauel, extends a hearty invitation to everyone for miles around to attend the services. J. C. Alumni Banquet Fullerton Junior College Alumni is planning for a big get-together meeting and banquet in the Fulerton high school tomorrow evening. A program of interesting numbers will be heard and a jolly reunion of all Alumni members will make the evening a notable one in the history of the college. Every graduate of the college is asked to attend if possible. No Gym Club Tonight Owing to Xmas vacation for many members of the Wednesday evening gym club, the usual meeting for tonight will be postponed until next week. Dramatic Section The Dramatic section of the Anaheim Ebell club has been postponed from tomorrow afternoon to Thursday Jan. 4, on account of the holiday season. Presbyterian Aid Society The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Thursday afternoon at 2:30. All members are asked to be there. HEIR ARRIVES AT SWOPES Friends here of Mr. and Mrs. Perey Swope will be passed to hear of the arrival of a son, who was born Sunday, in Hollywood, their name. Women NEVER WAS THERE SON, HENCE NEVER CHRISTMAS BARGAIN S. Q. R. STORE. Among the Items Merchandise Reduway are: — Bag worked "Art Piece Combs, Boudoir Lingerie, Dresses, Girls Coats and W AN INTERESTING SALE OF HATS $3 We've grouped an unusually attractive selection of smart Hats for this special offering. They were all higher priced—some several times the Sale cost! There are other interesting Hat values too, that have been reduced in price for the occasion. Cable Millinery In Vogue Shoppe 216 W. Center St. Anaheim NITY PLAY ROW NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL Resal for the Christmas given tomorrow night in Community Players, now evening. The high secured for the peri- will occur tomorrow absolutely free to the new auditorium is so, the admission free, quite worth while andaborate, the opportunit- fully happy evening are especially good in the lighting effects ked out to the best after the final rea- all is ready for the season. Santa Ana Party J. F. Richards enter- er of their friends to new home on Bush-st, night; Mrs. Alberia r. Sam Whitaker, of among the guests. by trimmed rooms, Christmas tree shone with explendor, cards were real rounds, and when he counted, Mrs. An- whitaker were obliged for the prize. Mr. the lucky one, but the prize to another whose admiration for the winner—was used. Christmas refresh- ed at the small tables, closely adorned for the day. Relief Benefit Dance The friends of the Crippled children of Orange county will enjoy a pleasant evening, at the same time give assistance to the crippled children of the county in the big benefit dance which will be held Friday evening, Dec. 29, in the Placentia grammar school building. Fellinge's orchestra will be there to furnish the music and considering the worthy cause. the attendance should be unusually large. Friends of these children from all over the county are invited. Card tables will be provided for those who do not care to dance. Hotel Valencia Guests Guests at Hotel Valencia; C. Exreeman, F. M. Nigl, George C. Smith, R. L. Morehart, Harry Schwartz R. I. Smith and W. W. Harvey, Los Angeles; J. F. Kelra and Al Wier, San Diego; J. A. Dunn, Santa Monica; Mrs. J. W. Daw, Long Beach; A. Schoufeld, Chicago; F. S. Ruggles, Redlands; J. W. Hall, Alhambra; R. V. Greene, and John Smith, Bakersfield; H. M. Carson, Füllerton; R. C. Spencer, Freeso; W. H. Henning, Santa Maria; and C. W. Harrell, Long Beach. Announce Engagement A delightful gathering took place at the home of Rev. and Mrs. P. W. Elger, 221 West Broadway, when a number of friends were entertained in honor of Mr. George Kohlenberger, whose engagement to Miss Ruth Elger was announced on the occasion. Miss Esther Elger, assisted by Miss Sophia Kohlenberger, will entertain the young folks of the West Broadway M. EI church in honor of the betrothed couple tonight. Guild Meets Thursday The Helpers Guild of St. Michnels Episcopal Church will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the Parish Hall. All are requested to be pro- CHANEY ADDS TWO TO HIS 1000 FACES Lon Chaney, the screen actor "with a thousand faces," is at his best in the Goldwyn melodrama, "A Blind Bargain," which will be the attraction at the United theatre for three days, commencing tonight. In this thrilling picture he adds two faces to the thousand he has previously accumulated and it is safe to say that without the guidance for the cast of characters no one would recognize him either as the hall-mand physician, Dr. Lamb, or as the hunchback victim of one of the doctor's experiments in turning man back into his simian prototype by transplanting live monkey glands into his body. The two characterizations are as opposite as day and night. The polished physician is the villian and the simian hunchback is the sympathetic character. Nor by any stretch of the imagination could either characterization be connected in any way with Chaney's roles in "The Penalty" or "Ace of Hearts," his former Goldwyn pictures. Chaney has had a long and arduous climb to reach his present commending position in the film mimetic world. He is himself authority for the statement that he was once a custard-pie comedian and that he broke into saplight through grand opera. "It's a funny thing," and Chaney's tone was almost apologetic, "but I was never happy in my work when I was playing for laughs as a comedian. And I have never had a better time in my life than while playing Dr. Lamb and the hunchback in "A Blind Bargain." Banquet for New Officers The annual election of the learn of the Young Peoples Catholic society will be held in the K of C here 20- AFTER-CHRISTMAS SALE of Women's Apparel WAS THERE SUCH A CHRISTMAS BUYING SEA-HENCE NEVER WAS THERE SUCH AN AFTER—CHRISTMAS BARGAIN SEASON AS THIS ONE AT THE STORE. Among the Items of Women's Gift Merchandise Reduced for quick clearance are: — Bags, Vanity Cases, knotted "Art Pieces", Ivory, Fancy Jeans, Boudior Caps, Silk Dresses, Dresses, Suits, Coats, Furs, Coats and Wool Dresses. Women's Coats and Wool Dresses Substantially Reduced Apparel of Paramount Interest to every Women. $18.50 Values Now ... $13.95 $25.00 Values Now ... $19.50 $35.00 Values Now ... $27.50 Wonderful Values are Offered in Women's FURS From the smallest neck peice to the silk lined wrap. The sale prices vary from $7.95 to $144.00. S.Q.R. Store Anaheim California "THE HOME OF GREATER VALUES"