oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-03

MOST BEAUTIFUL PRESENTATION EVER SEEN IN ANAHEIM "The most beautiful stage presentation ever seen in Anaheim." This seems to be the gist of the comment heard during the past three days following the advent of Jack Redlaw's beautiful offering "A Chinese Fantasy," which is being shown in connection with Constance Talmadge in "East Is West" at the California theatre. Presenting beautiful Yvonne Farr, noted singer, costumed in a gorgeous Chinese costume, patterned carefully after that worn by Miss Talmadge in the feature photorama, Miss Farr offered "A Chinese Lullaby" and "Poor Butterfly" in a dramatic way which immediately won for her tremendous plaudits from the patrons. The scene, representing the interior of a wonderful Chinese temple, was complete in every detail and a marvel of construction and lighting. Flanked on either side with expensive golden vases and beneath the huge double canopy, a perfect Chinese Joss god, the stage picture was brilliant in the extreme. Mammoth genuine Chinese temples lanters were suspended by silken cords from the canopy corners, while a knotling cloth spread before the idol awaited the salads of the reverent Chinese maiden. The entire setting was originated by Mr. Retlaw for Anaheim alone. The effects were imported here from Los Angeles studios, and after erecting the scene he worked out an effect with carefully hidden lights that was a marvel and delight to onlookers. In fact, so universal was the comment accorded this offering that it is Mr. Retlaw's intention to stage several of these atmospheric costume presentations on the California stage in the near future. Yvonne Farr, star of "A Chinese Fantasy," has created a tremendous following here who are anxious to see and hear her in these beautiful prologues, as well as special song numbers on the screen and tage, and Mr. Retlaw believes that in securing LA Habra Items LA HABRA, Jan. 3 (Special—Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Hilbert were hosts to the members of the Tripitre's Saturday evening when these jolly matrons entertained their other naives to a new years banquet and card party. Five hundred was played until a late hour when a delicious two course luncheon was served, after walch dancing colsed a merry evening. Prizes in the game were wont by Mrs. Lutewiler and Mr. Wester. Those included were: the Messrs. and Madams, L. J. Wester, R. F. Frantz, Louie Mochow, William Helden, E. R Bishop, Edgar Leuhn, A. J. Sweany, C. L. Crumrine, A. J. Chunnong, A. H. Johnson, Edgar Lutewiler, A. J. Wilson, Thomas Mahoney, Bruce Standford, H. E. Little, H. H. Peabody, C. Rideway, N. M. Launer, Charles Lumsden, and William Glith. C. L. Crumrine and family accompanied by Mrs. Crumrine's mother Mrs. Anna Brookhauser, mother of Santa Paula, for the new year; spending the two days with Mr. Crumrine's mother and brother and family at the ranch. Mrs. W. E. Snow has returned from Yucipa, where she and the family have spent several weeks, for the health of Alden Snow. Being much benefited by the altitude the family have returned home for the balance of the winter. L. J. Wester and Mrs. Wester motored to Imperial valley Sunday returning last evening. A hunting trip and a visit with friends was the motive. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Gray entertained with a dinner New Year Day. Guests were an aunt and uncle of Mrs. De Gray, Dr. and Mrs. C. Sexion, of Los Angeles. Mrs. J. H Walker entertained over the week-end a cousin Miss C. Price of Los Angeles. The Howard Motor company have received another shipment of Ford Cars. This company have broke the record for a new firm having sold many cars and still have many orders to fill. The Cypress is an unusually last evening. B University of Californi Extension course sec'y-manager b bureau, vice R ed, gave his first Cypress center, upon the progris He also spoke b Bureau is doing One concrete ed by J. J. Duva man of the station who said tandoo Electric C ion of its prop millions. After Farm Bureau paid $105 600,000, sho f $64 400,000 citizens do not upon that different increasing the rate 12½ reduction to influence the Co., in a decision F. H. Bowman ed unsuccessful owners to have seh road near mittee was app oled O. P.-Bunyant up with th e result of th e bureau work qu menced-and they y through that sect Miss Edna Re audience with a c Husband's Dinner M.Carpenter and a committee to b ber of women int demonstration sa woman signed committee, W. H Keatner, first dl ad M. C. Chase, P. Bunyard and third district, report W.M Corey s ull selection of o othe work of th e followed by th e man M.M Car Your Washing Sweet and Clean ready to hang up No doubt you've heard a lot about this Special Wet Wash service of ours, but have you ever tried it? ready to hang up No doubt you've heard a lot about this Special Wet Wash service of ours, but have you ever tried it? Here's a suggestion: Phone us today and have us call for your next washing so you can see for yourself. We will be there in a jiffy and have it back to you again almost as quickly—damp, of course; but just as sweet and clean as you could wish, all ready to hang out on the line—many pieces just right for ironing. You'll find this the most economical washday service you ever tried. Anaheim Laundry Company Phone 18 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA CYPRESS BUREAU ELECTS OFFICERS The Cypress Farm Bureau held an unusually interesting meeting last evening. E. F. Whedon, of the University of California Agricultural Extension course, who is the new sec'y-manager of the county farm bureau, vice R. D. Flaherty, resigned, gave his first address before the Cypress center, congratulating them upon the progress made last year. He also spoke of what the Farm Bureau is doing in county and state. One concrete example was reported by J. J. Duvall of Kern-co. chairman of the state utilities commission, who said that the Pacific Gas and Electric Corp. wanted valuation of its property placed at 170 millions. After investigation, the Farm Bureau placed the value at $105 600,000, showing a difference of $64,400,000. As the result the citizens do not have to pay 8% upon that difference, and instead of increasing the rate they were given 12½ reduction They also expect to influence the So. Califf., Edison Co., in a decision to be given soon. F. H. Bowman, chairman, reported unsuccessful effort by property owners to have work done on Hanese road near Cypress. A committee was appointed, Joe Ritter and O. P. Bunyard, to take the matter up with the farm bureau. As the result of the co-operation of the bureau, work on the road has commenced and they will have fine roads through that section. Miss Edna Rennie delighted the audience with a clever reading: "Her Husband's Dinner Party." Mrs. M. M. Carpenter and Mrs Jack Fuquay, a committee to ascertain the number of women interested in the home demonstration, said that all but one woman signed. The membership committee, W. D. Ledford, J. D. Keatner, first district, Sam Miller and M. C. Chase, second district, O. P. Bunyard and F. H. Bowman, third district, reported favorably. W. M. Corey spoke on the careful selection of officers to carry on the work of the bureau and was followed by the election of chairman M. M. Carpenter; vice chair- Husband's Dinner Party. Mrs. M. M. Carpenter and Mrs. Jack Fuquay, a committee to ascertain the number of women interested in the home demonstration, said that all but one woman signed. The membership committee, W. D. Ledford, J. D. Keatner, first district, Sam Miller and M. C. Chase, second district, O. P. Bunyard and F. H. Bowman, third district, reported favorably. W. M. Corey spoke on the careful selection of officers to carry on the work of the bureau and was followed by the election of chairman M. M. Carpenter; vice chairman, John Kester, director, M. C. Chase, secy-freas., D. C. Batis. After election it was voted to extend the sympathy of the bureau to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ritter, over the loss of Mrs. Ritter's sister, who died last week. After the reading of a clipping on the battle of the election by M. C. Chase, refreshments of chill beans, rolls, pickles and coffee were served. W. E. Outhouse, Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two sons, Glenn and Billie, Mrs. Frank Richards and two children, Frances and Billie, Mrs. P. T. Brown and two children, Ruth and Joe, Mrs. Calvin Varner, Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and her sister, Miss Violet Waters, Mrs. G. S. Hanmore and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cheadle and daughter Pauline of La Habra were dinner guests at the home of their niece, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Wednesday. Mrs. Glenn Updyke and daughter Dorothy of Fullerton and Mrs. Dick McKaughn of La Habra were dinner guests Wednesday with their mother Mrs. Gregg Smith. Among those shopping in Anaheim and Fullerton Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hanmore of Placentia, Mrs. G. S. Hanmore and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McElhany and daughter Lois. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bearden and four children, George, Geneva, Helen and Laura Jane of Los Angeles were dinner guests Sunday with the latter's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Outhouse, Mrs. Myra Outhouse and Mr., and Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two sons, Glenn and Billie, attended the Red Lantern at Brea Saturday evening. A miscellaneous shower was given to Mr. and Mrs. Durr at their home Friday evening. After singing and talking up to a late hour ice cream and cake was served Those present were Mrs. Frank Dilker, Mrs. Frank Richards, Mrs. Frank McElhany andaughter Lois, Mrs. Lemley, Mrs John Pope, Mrs W.E.Pope,Mrs G.K.Hanmore,Miss Ruby White,Mrs.Blane Mayfield,Miss Violet Waters,Mrs Knox Sellers and daughter Maibel,and Mr. and Mrs.Durr. Mr. L.F.Lemley received a telegram Thursday that his sister, Mrs.Hattle Millison of Manning, W.Va had passed away at her home. Mrs.W.E.Outhouse and Miss Violet Watters spent Friday with their sister, Mrs.I.H.Bearden.of and cake was served. Those present were Mrs. Frank Dilker, Mrs. Frank Richards, Mrs. Frank McElhany and laughter Lots, Mrs. Lemley, Mrs. John Pope, Mrs. W. E. Pope, Mrs. G. S. Hanmore, Miss Ruby White, Mrs. Blaise Mayfield, Miss Violet Watters, Mrs. Knox Sellers and daughter Maibel, and Mr. and Mrs. Durr. Mr. L. P. Lenley received a telegram Thursday that his sister, Mrs. Haffle Millison of Manning, W. Va., had passed away at her home. Mrs. W. E. Outhouse and Miss Violot Watters spent Friday with their sister, Mrs. I. H. Bearden, of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and son Waldo were shoppers in Anaheim Saturday evening. Mrs. Knox Sellers, Mrs. G. S. Hanmore and Mrs. Frank McElhany saw "East Is West" at the California in Anaheim Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilker spent Sunday with the latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Will Babbitt of Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany entertained guests to a card party at their home Sunday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Comfort and daughter Imogene of Placentia, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright of Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmore. Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer in Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pope and son Billie attended New Year's party Monday evening; at the house of their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Cardie Clegg of Santa Fe Springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Outhouse were guests at a chicken dinner Monday at the latter's sister, Mrs. Ira H. Bearden of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer of Long Beach entertained guests Thursday evening at their home in honor of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Cardie Clegg's first wedding anniversary. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pope and son Billie and Mr. and Mrs. Cardie Clegg of Santa Fe Springs. Mrs. Ira Stone was called to Yorba Linda Friday tot take care of her mother-in-law, who fell and was seriously hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stone and baby of Redondo are spending the week with his mother, Mrs. F. P. Stone, of Yorba Linda, and his brother, Mr. Ira Stone, of this lease. Mr. Pete Kendrick was unfortunate to have two of his ribs broken while at work in Huntington Beach fields. STUDY THE Although this map is not drawn exactly to scale, it shows on a direct line from Fullerton and only 9 blocks from the Orange Trees on every lot. IMPROVE All lots will have the following improvements without cost to purchase: GAS WATER 5 FT. CEMENT SIDEWALKS, CURBS Make Your Selection Early W. B. Allen MAIN OFFICE 230 EAST CENTER ST. PHONE 258 OPENING JAN. 8, '23 n Tract LOCATED ON ween West LaPalma & LaVerne Sts. = 50 Ft. x 110 Ft. TERMS Balance $25 Per Month Balance $25 Per Month BREA YORBA LINDA PLACENTIA ALLEN TRACT ANAHEIM W. CENTER ST. N S Y THIS MAP BY THIS MAP to scale, it shows the Allen Tract located on North Palm St., 9 blocks from the center of Anaheim. Full bearing Valencia PROVEMENTS improvements which will be completed soon at absolutely no cost to purchasers. MENT SIDECURBS ELECTRITY SEWERS STREETS GRADED AND OILED Automobiles at Your Disposal. Phone 258 Allen Realty Co. Sub-Dividers TRACT OFFICE N. PALM & LA VERNE STS.