oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-05

FUTURE BRIDE GIVEN SHOWER OF LOVELY GIFTS Miss Ruth Coons, who will become one of Anaheim's young matrons about the middle of January, was honored last evening by Miss Alice Grimshaw and a large company of friends with a miscellaneous shower. A golden and green color motif was artfully used by Miss Grimshaw, gold hearts being suspended from the elec-trailers and cleverly used in many ways. "Hearts" was the game of the evening, broken hearts being deftly meeded, whole hearts grouped, and hearts treated in many other ways, all for happiness. Miss Coons was initiated into the Sorority of Housewives, and given an apportment of dressed clothespins, recipes and last, but not least, a big box of miscellaneous gifts to grace her new ranch home. The box was tied with a huge white tulle bow, and "decorated" with an old shoe for luck. Just before the presentation, luncheon in two courses was served, the guests being the Mesdames R. L. Coons, Mrs. George Fletcher, mother and mother-elect of the honoree; Dale Hamilton Evans, Lulu B. Garrison, Flyod Curtis, Lyman Davis, Robert Hainlin, Arnold R. Enocard, W. T. Wallop, Walter J. Rust, Walter E. Ross, Earl Spencer, L. E. Miller and Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw, who assisted her daughter in entertaining; the Misses Mattie Leu Robertson, Anita Herzier, Marjorie Day, Jessie Coons, Paula Palm, Kate Rea, Eleanora A. Parker, Elizabeth Walker, Emma Owen, Ruth Crawford and Elizabeth Renshaw. Receive Radio "Date" The ladies of the Martes club have a date" for Saturday evening at 5:10, when they are expecting a radio from Catalina to set a definite time to receive a call from a young man resident of the popular island. At least that is the way they take it, for at the club meeting yesterday when a feature of the entertainment was listening to the radio, they distinctly heard a young man talking to the mainland and the above arrangement was made. Of course there may have been a young lady also "listening in" for whom the message was particularly meant. Mrs. O. Hardebeck, of the Wilson-Bever apartments, was hostess to the club. Christmas decorations retained their place in the home and a tree was an interesting portion of the seasonable trimmings. Prizes were won by Mrs. Bremer first; Mrs. Trippett, second, and Mrs. Nevin, consolation. Refreshments were served after the games, to Mrs. Richard Gross, who substituted for Mrs. Eugene Mock, of Long Bench, and the Mesdames M. Keithley, E. Brmer, K. Peck, E. Gribben, J. Black, R. Law, A. Trippett, F. Nevin, C. McMorrie and the hostess, Mrs. Hardebeck. "Backward" Party When the members of the Coast En Seau arrived at the W.C. Carle home last evening, they were greeted by this sign, "This Way In." The sign was upside down and entrance was made through the back door. The girls were attending a backward party, and of all the backward styles, chny! Luncheon was the first item on the program and when they were served, Mrs. Carle asked them to march around the table help herself to a seat and take hold of a piece. BIRTHDAY INSPIRATION SURPRIZE MRS. Herman happily surprises noon when a lace her birthday amends the painted luncheon wich tray, cake. Five hundred the afternoon he awarded Mrs. L and Mrs. Henry. A delightful birthday cake tance was served noon hours. Joining in in the Mesdames Ellia Godfrey Stock den of Fullertt Pouplier. Lizzie Henrilett Schmann, Claude Taft, Miss Norris. Celebrates The Maxwell brated its secon night at the Mildred Macrw The entertainment and many new church songs munity singing. R. R. Penul Spiritualism w which we Refreshments program. Seasonable rooms. Almost the er church. Senior Party Tonight Mr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Goodale will entertain the senior department of the Sunday school informally at their home this evening. No special invitations will be issued, but every member of the department is heartily invited. Orchestra rehearsal will be held beginning at 7:30, after which games and various amusements will be supplied. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results "Backward" Party When the members of the Cait En Seau arrived at the W. C. Carle home last evening, they were greeted by this sign, "This Way In." The sign was upside down and entrance was made through the back door. The girls were attending a backward party, and of all the backward styles, ch my! Luncheon was the first item on the program and when they were served, Mrs. Carle asked them to march around the table help herself to a toothpick and take hold of a piece of string lying on the table. As each girl pulled a string she drew a napkin. Games were enjoyed throughout the evening, and a number of girls passed the hours with embroidery. Enjoying the hospitality at the Carle home were Mrs. Gus Prescott, Mrs. C. B. Goodson, Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Mrs. A. F. Withee, Misses Lillian and Evelyn Degryse, and Nellie Cobb. Announcing the Arrival of The New Spring Models CABLE MILLINERY 216 West Center Street Anaheim YOU WILL FIND CABLE MILLINERY 216 West Center Street Anaheim YOU WILL FIND NEW LOCAT 221-223 East OPPOSITE NEW We have a fine selected large and Rugs. We would be you call and "ORANGE COUNTRY FURNITURE" You will be pleased with rugs we are Remember we are great STROUPAR FURNRE THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, JAN. 5TH, 1923 BIRTHDAY GIVES INSPIRATION FOR SURPRISE PARTY MRS. Herman Schindler was very happily surprised yesterday afternoon when a large party of friends called on her to help her celebrate her birthday anniversary. The guests presented the honoree with a hand-painted luncheon service, the sandwich tray, cake plate and olive dish. Five hundred was the diversion of the afternoon hours and prizes were awarded Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Henry Schindler. A delightful luncheon with the birthday cake as the piece de resistance was served in the late afternoon hours. Joining in the surprise were the Mesdames Ella Roberts, Ben Groos, Godfrey Stock, Hager and A. Reerden of Fullerton, Lewis McPherson, Pouplier, Lizzie Arnold, Mieneke, Henriettn Schindler, Henry Husmann, Claude Eaton, C. C. Sims of Taft, Miss Norma Schindler. Celebrates Church Birthday The Maxwell Spiritual church celebrated its second anniversary last night at the home of the pastor, Rev. Mildred Maxwell, on North Olive-st. The entertainment consisted of music and many numbers of the familiar church songs were enjoyed in community singing. R. R. Pember gave an address on Spiritualism which he ably presented and which was an inspirational talk. Refreshments were served after the program. Seasonable flowers graced the rooms. The celebration attended by almost the entire congregation of the church. Honors Class Had Mrs. Edward Bigelow received the surprise of her life last evening upon her return from business when 53 members of the Fidellis clan of which she is president, and their husbands, had invaded her home and were sitting in the darkened living room awaiting her entrance. The occasion for the visit was M. Bigelow's birthday, and upon both of the class Miss Bella Walker, teacher, presented her with a potted orchid cyclamen. The self-invited girls had brot with them a large assessment of good things to eat and art the honoree had recovered from it surprise; supper was served in octia manner. Visiting and lively latter filled an evening which willing be remembered by Mrs. Bigelow as one of the happiest in her life. Plunge Pay for Club The evening siting of the Business and Professional Women's club has been postpiled from Jan. 11 to Jan. 18, as dead at the luncheon today. Mr. and Mr. Hadlener, owners of a larger courtyard home about four miles from Aveim, have graciously invited the day to use their plunge any Saturday choose. President Lucy A. We chose a committee to arrange for plunge party for next Saturday, girls who wish to go are asked meet at the hospital at 2:30 so they may leave by 3. A member of the directors has been canned for hospital. George Rice, prominent rancher and writer took as his theme, the subject "The World Safe for Demons." Egement Announced Engagement of Miss Anita GIRL FRIENDS PASS EVENING AT REED HOME MISS Ruth Reed was the hospitable hostess last evening to a large party of friends when she entertained at the horse of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Reed, S. West-st. Attractive bouquets of cut flowers graced the rooms where the guests enjoyed games. A luncheon was enjoyed in the late evening hours and dancing then followed until Ole wre sma' hours. Enjoying the happy occasion were the Misses Floisine Coykendall, Marguerita Schneider, Roberta Wagner, Murie Gossett, Ruth Chamberlain, Margaret Briscoe, Alice Elliott of San Pedro, Frances Reed and hostess, Ruth Reed, the Messrs Dean Raktes, Irwin North, Frances Elliott, Art Wilmsen, Harry Briscoe, Glen Gossett, Henry Hodges and Everett Parks. Four-Four at Dolan's Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Dolan graciously entertained the members of the Four-Four club last evening at their pretty home W. Broadway. Prize winners for the evening were Mrs. Backs and Mr. Ames. A social hour and a tasty luncheon terminated the evening's program. Playing together were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McCord, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wallop, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs, Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Zeppenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McFadden, Mr. and Mrs. Homer G. Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Dolan. Ebell Program Early The regular meeting of Anaheim Ebell club will be held Monday afternoon Jan. 8 in the ladies' parlor of "Kids" Enjoy Evening A delightful party was the one at which the Misses Leona and Katherine Van Boovan presided over last evening. The guests came dressed in kid costumes and the idea was furthered by playing kiddish games and eating all day suckers, animal cookies. This happy group of girls has formed a club and hold their meetings once a month. Miss Clara Heinze will entertain the girls at the next session. Present last evening were Misses Clara Heinze, Edyta Haward, Mildred Kemp, Florence Hein, Georgia Avent, Lena Campbell, Marie and Helen Daly and the Miss Van Boovan. Go to Church Conferen Several members of Calvarytist Sunday School went to Boston yesterday and last event attend a conference in there. Several speakers of not down from Los Angeles to bring ideas. Among those going on here were Mr. and Mrs. H. Jud Mrs.-JV. W. Bartlett, Mrs. K. the new pastor, Rev. Sam G. Community Shop The sharp weather brought a need of women's aid, and clothing at the Community's committee in chairs be that donations of such valuable made soon. The stock remained depleted, as holiday attention of donors of several The shop has on es, cropairs of dainty baby which a cheated of wool and here for Mexican mother hamoney to sale, that she may fly. Anybuy necessities for it. Price at one interested may her particulars. Egement Announced Engagement of Miss Anita Mae Jernigan, daughter of Sheriff Mrs. San Jernigan, was an at a luncheon party given by Mabel and Florence McFaddie their home in Santa Ana. J. LaMont McFadden is the young man in the case, and is a member of the McFadden Hardware any. Miss Jernigan is a graduate of the Santa Ana high school, since that time has been conceived with the offices of the same company. Among the guests was Mrs. Anny Adams, of South Philadelphia and Mrs. O. A. Jacobs, of Fuller-Executives Meet Tuesday The meeting of executives of the Anaheim Parent Teacher Ass'n set for Tuesday afternoon was postponed to Tuesday of next week. The meeting will be held in the Broadway-school at 1:45. Aid Quarterly Tea The first social meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of White Temple was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Eygabroad, and was participated in by a large number of the members. Mrs. Hatcher had charge of the devotionals and Mrs. J. K. Langdon, the program. In the conundrum contest Mrs. W. W. White won a prize for guessing the most answers and was given a recipe for a New Year's pie as an award. A reading by Mrs. Faye Kern Schulz, "The Sclfish Giant," by Oscar Wilde, with Mrs. Bert Steelhead at the piano, was particularly pleasing. Miss Maude Livingston, whose whistling always is so pleasing, was accompanied at the piano by Miss Edna Hochult. Luncheon suitable to the occasion, the quarterly tea, was enjoyed after the program. Practice for Installation Royal Neighbors will hold practice for installation of officers next Monday evening. All new officers are requested to be present, without fail. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results FINDS IN OUR NEW LOCATIN 223 East Per St. OSITE NEW CHALL a fine selected large of Furniture rugs. We would like to have you call and RANGE COUNTRY FURNITURE" will be pleased with large selection of rugs we are showing. ber we are glad to lend you credit. GROUPARNES FURNRE CO. IM PAGE HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia: C. Simmons, Margerite Simmons, W. W. Harvey, R. A. Pantz, J. Berkey, Daniel H. Jones, C. E. Snow, J. D. Freedlander, I. Anderson, and M. E. Hankins, Los Angeles; Ed. Lamhofer, Hollywood; Roy C. Cooke, Venice; C. A. Coyan, San Francisco; William J. Heyden, San Jose; A. James Pilmore, and E. E. Young, Long Beach. Start the New Year Right by Going to Church “OUR CHRISTIAN POSSIBILITIES” and “GRASSHOPPERS” will be the subjects of DR. JAMES ALLEN GEISSINGER at the WHITE TEMPLE Sunday, January 7th, 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. What Is A Christian? His present commission and future inheritance Free Lecture What Is A Christian? His present commission and future inheritance Free Lecture by Evang. A. W. Sibley 3rd Floor 1. O. O. F. Bldg. 183 West Center Street Sunday Jan. 7 7:30 P. M. All Cordially Invited No Collections THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF. AT LAST! THE BIG SALE SENSATIONAL SEASON'S-END Clearance Sale! FAMOUS “History Making” Clearance Sale! FAMOUS "History Making" Bargain - Climax Presenting Unrivaled Values for MEN and WOMEN WHO WAITED Starting Saturday January 6th, at 9 A.M. LASTING FOR ONLY TEN DAYS The Last Sale of the Season, the Last and Most Astonishing Money Saving Reductions on LADIES READY-TO-WEA Shoes for Women! Shoes for Children! Women's Apparel at Drastic and Sweeping Price Concessions! Absolutely Unmatchable Sale Prices on Boys' Girls' and Children's Apparel THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF