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VALENTINE DAY CUSTOMS ORIGIN RATHER OBSCURE WITH February just outside the door St. Valentine again will be honored at social affairs, as the motif lends itself so charmingly to any occasion. There is no record that St. Valentine was ever inclined to be frivolous or was the patron saint of the comic sentiments typical of the fourteenth day of February. The observance of the day has made its own authority through its customs of passing generations, rather than from any mythical reasons. The Romans held a feast through the month of February in honor of Pan and Juno, although St. Valentine was a bishop of Rome and a martyr. It has been the privilege of Christians to substitute popular customs for the day to their liking. It is likely that St. Valentine's name was substituted to eradicate the name of some pagan deity that the heathen and given to their festivals observed in February. Reliefs of fun," they said. Refreshment seek their mates and it is the custom of young people choosing their valentines through messages either of love, of flowery kind or comic verses. Although this custom is observed less generally in late years than in the past, the gay colors still prevail, but could the decorous saint be able to see some of the missives sent out in his name, he would rest most comfortably. Guild Goes Visiting The indices of St. Michael's Guild were guests yesterday of the Guild of Trinity church, in Orange, several driving over for the afternoon social meeting. Greetings and interchange of ideas for the growth and usefulness of Young Man Gets Surprise A very pleasant surprise party was given last evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Robert Marsh; at his home on South Los Angeles-st. The young folks enjoyed games of many kinds and had "barrels of fun," they said. Refreshments were served later in the evening. Helping make the evening a memorable one were Robert, Eleanor and Mr. Marsh; Helen Smith, Richard, Harry and Mrs. Dugdate, Mr. and Mrs. Maltyb and sons, David and Robert, Felix Fruch, Irene McMerty and Ruth Donalds. Robert is wondering today who profits more by his annual birthday event, himself or the five and ten cent store. The Salmagundi party which was to have been given by St. Michael's Guild in the Guild hall last evening, was postponed until this evening, hoping for more favorable weather. Eastern Friends Coming Mrs. Parker, 747 North Lemon-st. has had two pleasant surprises this week, one of them Sunday when Prof. and Mrs. Lynn, of Rayland, Ohio, called upon her. The visitors are wintering in Orange at the home of their daughter, Mrs. O. R. Hunter. Their eastern home is about a mile from Mrs. Parker's former residence. She received a message yesterday from Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Nicholson, who are very dear friends, of Dillonvale, Ohio, announcing their contemplated arrival Friday of this week. Mr. Nicholson is an officer in the Dillonvale National Bank, and also is head of a large coal mining concern, with offices in Detroit, Cleveland and Wheeling, W. Va. They will likely remain about two months on this, their third visit to Anaheim in the past three years. BUENA Mr. and Mrs. mutt The living asparagus day cake d buds and c of the table Mrs. Katz gifts and a from relative states. The guest conversation enjoyed duri Tom Collins high score a Los Angeles guests include Koch and M. Pullerton, M clay and M. Angeles, Mr. York, Miss L. Linda, Mr. A. Whittier, Mr. Mr. and Mr. Park. Mrs. F. B. Middleton on the California Mr. and M. sons Bally a trip to Devilday. Mr. and M. Eugene spent a trip to Devilday. Mr. and M. parents of a arrived on the Deal and ba Guild Goes Visiting The indies of St. Michael's Guild were guests yesterday of the Guild of Trinity church, in Orange, several driving over for the afternoon social meeting. Greetings and interchange of ideas for the growth and usefulness of the organizations were exchanged. The rector of the church, New Clarkson, gave a speech of welcome, to which Mrs. A. G. H. Bode responded. Tea and cake were served following a splendid musical program. Attending from the local guild were Mrs. R. W. Balch, Mrs. V. D. Lole, Mrs. Wm. Jackson, Mrs. Thos. Lumadon, Mrs. H. L. Turton, Mrs. Malcom Fraser, Mrs. W. H. Chambers, Mrs. A. G. H. Bode, Mrs. C. C. Laine and Misa Ellae Jeasurun. Mysterious Doings by Class Profound mystery prevails among the Philatheas of the White Temple. Invitations have been issued for a grand special entertainment on Tuesday, Feb 6, for Philatheas only. The Queen of Hearts, assisted by Dan Cupid, will hold her court at $29 South Claudina-st. Carriages will hold her court at $29 South Claudina-st. Carriages will be at the church at 7:15, sharp. The mystery deepens when the specialists inscribed at the close of the invitation include the words, "radioptican, fancy costumes, man makers, fortunes, prizes, Dan Cupid's brew." Each guest is requested to bring a valentine, her purse and to wear a valentine costume. "Big Sisters" for Freshies The Girls League society at the Anaheim H. S. is sponsoring the "big sister" movement since fourty new freshies have joined the ranks at the Anaheim H. S. Each new girl who came from the Junior Hi at mid-term has a "big sister" to direct her to her class and assist her in becoming acquainted with the officers, also to join in the various activities. The league plans a social affair for these new students which will be held in the near future. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia include: L. J. Holbrook, San Francisco; J. M. Hoffman, William Hoberg; Oril Wing, James H. Davidson; H. O. Newby, Los Angeles; Cecil Cole, Pendleton, Ore.; C. M. James, Escondido; H. S. Lucas, San Diego; E. O. Stoner, Moorpak, and C. L. Clark, Fresno. Other guests at Hotel Valencia include: R. V. Williams and wife, Mrs. Lola Leslie and son, E. J. Steinman, C. E. arbee, R. B. Lundy, Walter Bohn, Mrs. Bertha Byorgon, Ben Felch, Mrs. James Scott, R. A. Potts, J. P. Martin, A. L. Jordan, M. B. Haver, Frank J. Murry, Geo. M.Wesella, F.S.Ruggles, S.J.Seaburn,F.Dietz,F.Anderson,Hanison King and wife, Mrs.Ida M.Sandel. Schoolmates Feast Drs. Sue Amack and Simons received a telephone message recently from former schoolmates at the Palmer School of Chiropractic, in Davenport, Iowa, who are visiting in Los Angeles, announcing their arrival for a day's visit. A jollification was immediately put under way, which included a big chicken dinner at the Kruizenga home on Garden Grove road. Following an afternoon of recounting school days and the success of the profession in the recent election, all of them drove to the home of Dr.Foster of La Habra, also a graduate of the Palmer school, where they enjoyed another sumptuous meal in the evening. Leave for East Mrs. Will Dumpke and daughter Lorena left this morning for the east Miss Dumpke will continue her studies at Naperville, Illinois. Mrs.Dumpke will continue traveling to Waukesha, Wisconsin, where she will visit her daughter,Sadie.Mrs.Dumpke plans only a short visit and intends to bring her daughter back for a visit with relatives here. VOGUE SHOPP "Where Style is Inexpensive" VOGUE SHOPPERS "Where Style is Inexpensive" 216 West Center Street We have left a few more excellent values in WOOL DRESSES AND WINTER COATS at Prices For a Quick Close Out Women's Ribbed Wool Mixed Stockings 98¢ In navy, brown and heather mitures. regular $1.25 and $1.50 values. Better grades also radically reduced. Fur Chokers and A limited number lefclosed out a COST Outing Flannel Gowns Included in high and low necks, very comfortable for the cold nigren's petticoats and gowns included. $1.19 $1.38 $1.48 THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, JAN. 31ST, 1923 LATEST FASHION EDICITS FROM PARIS BUENA Park News BUENA PARK. Jan. 31—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. John Kane entertained with a dinner party on Sunday in honor of the 74th birthday of Mr. Kane's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kane. The living and dining rooms were decorated with pink carnations and asparagus ferns. A beautiful birthday cake decorated with pink rose buds and candles graced the center of the table. Mrs. Kane received many dainty gifts and a showe rof birthday cards from relatives and friends in various states. The guests spent the afternoon in conversation and Five Hundred was enjoyed during the evening. Mr. Tom Collins of Whittier winning high score and Miss Anna Collins of Los Angeles the consolation. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koch and daughter Miss Bernadette Koch and Mr. and Mrs. Holcroft of Pullerton, Maxwell Grant, Dick Barclay and Miss Anna Collins of Los Angeles, Mr. Dave Maloney of New York, Miss Fern Geisinger of Yorba Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collins of Whittier, Mrs. Elizabeth Kane and Mr. and Mrs. John Kane of Buena Park. Mrs. F. B. Walls and Miss Maude Middleton attended the matinee at the California on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons Bally and Robert made a motor trip to Devil's Gate Dam on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childers and son Eugene spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Childers at Riverside on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Deal are the proud parents of an eight-pound son who arrived on Monday morning. Mrs. Deal and baby are at the Buena Park TRAINED BEAR HEADS VAUDEVILLE BILL Vaudeville that is vaudeville in every sense of the word will reign at the California theater tomorrow only. Absolutely one of the clever programs of stage attractions ever seen in this city will be the offering. The headline novelty will be Alice Teddy, the celebrated trained bear. This animal has been featured over some of the greatest circuits in the world, and judging by the reports received recently, this act will prove a veritable riot. The famous Dardon Dancing Revue is another topliner. This act, consisting of a man and three stunning girls, offer an entrancing attraction. With elaborate costumes and wonderful effects, the Dardon Revue will prove a sensation here. Ruth and Delavon will present a whirlwind aerial novelty. Difficult feats of skill predominate in this act, and the pair are headliners in their field. Preston and Ysobel have a comedy act that is a gem. With snappy music and clever stunts, they will undoubtedly be among the hits of the bill. Last but far from being least, Jack King, known as "The Singing Fool with his Everlasting Smile" has a laugh-act that is a mirthquake of humor. The screen feature will be Elaine Hammerstein in "Reckless Youth". Miss Hammerstein has a tremendous following in this city, and "Reckless Youth" is her latest picture. All in all, the program is a "whiz". KATHERINE MAC DONALD PLAYS MARRIAGE MAERT HEROINE In 'White Shoulder' Katharine Mac Donald plays Marriage Maert Heroine Mrs. F. B. Walls and Miss Maude Middleton attended the matinee at the California on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons Bally and Robert made a motor trip to Devil's Gate Dam on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childers and son Eugene spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Childers at Riverside on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Deal are the proud parents of an eight-pound son who arrived on Monday morning. Mrs. Deal and baby are at the Buena Park Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Owens and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. King at Hollywood on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle and daughters visited with Mrs. Nellie Andrews at Compton on Sunday. Mr. Gay broke his leg while at work for the Standard Oil Co. at Santa Fe Springs, and is in the Whitier Hospital. Jack Golden is building a small cottage adjoining his store building. Mr. Gay and family who came here recently from Oklahoma will occupy the house when completed. Mrs. W. B. Shaw and Mrs. L. J. Robeson were guests at luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. P. Mann on Monday. Mrs. Frank Koch and Mrs. Holcroft of Fullerton were callers at the J. J. Kane home on Monday. Mrs. Elmer Folls was a shopper at Anaheim and Fullerton on Saturday. The Eastern Star will entertain with cards and dancing at the Masonic Temple on Saturday evening, February 3rd. Grace Aid Meets Thursday The Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran church will hold their meeting this week at the home of Mrs. William Schinning, Jr., Thursday afternoon. All members are urged to be present. Mrs. Dora Fels and little son Junoir have returned from a visit to Filmore, their first in 41-2 years. They also passed some in Los Angeles. The journey was Master Junior's first ride on the train and was the source of much wonder and excitement. Mrs. Elsie Ayres is again in charge of the post office at Stanton. Mrs. E. P. Fergus and Mrs. H. C. Ruick passed the afternoon at Santa Ana. Money Maker. Automobile wash rack for rent. Inquire Independent Battery Station. 307 N. L. A. St. Phone 20 and we will deliver your order. Schneider's Market. A charming afternoon tea frock of novelty cloth, designed and created by Maison Francis, Paris. Bible Class Meeting Mrs. Jane Wilson of Long Beach will conduct the Interdenominational Bible class meeting at the Prebyterian church bungalow at 2 o'clock tomorrow. Requested to Attend The business girls gym club will held their regular meeting at the high school gym room this evening. The girls haven't been keeping up the attendance as they should and all are requested to attend tonight. at Weber's VALENTINE'S DAY We have Dennison's Gala Book containing suggestions for your St. Valentine's party price ten cents. 1 CENT Give you a choice of Valentines cut outs. Last but far from being least, Jack King, known as "The Singing Fool with his Everlasting Smile" has a laugh-act that is a mirthquake of humor. The screen feature will be Elaine Hammerstein in "Reckless Youth". Miss Hammerstein has a tremendous following in this city, and "Reckless Youth" is her latest picture. All in all, the program is a "whiz". KATHERINE MAC DONALD PLAYS MARRIAGE MART HEROINE In "White Shoulders," Kathine MacDonald the First National star, has the role of a beautiful young girl who has been brought up for the marriage market, not by a cold blooded, calculating parent, but by a kind, loving, thoughtful mother, whose married life has been one prolonged series of hardships and sufferings, the result of a lack of finances. The mother determines that her daughter shall not have to suffer as she has, and, to this end decides that her girl shall marry only a rich man. When Miss MacDonald is seen in this latest production for the first time in this city at the California Theatre tonight, her many admirers will have a chance to see for themselves how unexpectedly the maternal plans for the young girl's happiness were upset by Mr. Dan Cupid. It is all very delightfully, very dramatically, and very interestingly set forth in "White Shoulders," in which Miss MacDonald is supported by Tom Forman, who also directed the picture, Bryant Washburn, Nigel Barrie, Lillian Lawrence, Fred Malestesta, Charles French, James Barrows HOPPE expensive" Anaheim excellent values in WINTER COATS Close Out Fur Chokers and Scarfs limited number left. To be closed out at COST el Gowns able for the cold nights. Child-isms included. $1.48 We have Dennison's Gala Book containing suggestions for your St. Valentine's party price ten cents. 1 CENT Give you a choice of Valentines, cut outs, folders cards etc. Dennison's stickers for making your own place-cards 10c box. Tally Cards For 500, Bridge or Plain score Nut cups with cut out place, card attached 50c and 60c per dozen. Lamp Shades For electric globes and candle sticks 10c and 15c. Party Caps 10c and 15c 1 Dozen napkins with table cloth to match 60c Lace Valentines as low as 5c Booklets 5c up to $1.00 Weber's Book Store 112 East Center St. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Chichester's Diamond Brand Pills is sold by CHICHESTER S PILLS, for 89 years since its establishment. 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Eine novelty will be Alice celebrated trained bear, has been featured over the greatest circuits in the judging by the reports really, this act will prove a lot. Dardon Dancing Rether topper. This act, of a man and three stunner an entrancing attracelaborate costumes and effects, the Dardon Reve n sensation here. Delavon will present a special novelty. Difficult predominate in this act, are headliners in their And Ysobel have a comedy a gem. With snappy clever stunts, they will be among the hits of ear from being least, Jack as "The Singing Fool overlapping Smile" has a hat is a mirthquake of feature will be Elaine in "Reckless Youth". Erstein has a tremendous this city, and "Reckless or latest picture. All in ham is a 'whiz'. MAC DONALD PLAYS AGE MART HEROINE and little Richard Headrick, the clever child actor who is so pleasantly recalled for the superior acting he displayed in "The Child Thou Gavest Me." NOVEL SCREEN THRILL One of the most novel and thrilling incidents ever shown in a motion picture was introduced in "To Have and To Hold," a Paramount picture produced by George Fitzmaurice, which will be the feature at the California Theatre, Friday and Saturday. This consists of a giant swing on a rope, made by Bert Lytell and Betty Compson, the featured players, 80 feet across, and 50 feet above the deck of a pirate ship on which real guns are booming, while a couple of hundred pirates get busy with seventeenth- century pistols cutlasses and other blood-thirsty impediments. The swing is first made by Mr. Lytell to save Miss Compson from the pirates and the attentions of Theodore Kosloff as Lord Carnal, and then duplicated when he swings back with her to safety. The stunt came off with thrills, eclat and safety—but Mr. Lytell and Miss Compson carefully inspected the rope before starting the hazardous feat. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Crowe, of Krick's dairy ranch, are very happy in the possession of a new Remington player-piano. Mrs. Albert Bliss of Bellflower is a patient at the local sanitarium. Chat En Sean club will be entertained Thursday evening by Miss Florence Hammill. The regular noon day Inncheon of the business and professional women's club will be held at the Elks Club tomorrow noon. No reasonable offer for the First Chiristian Church building will be rejected, otherwise the razing of the structure will begin as soon as weather will permit. W. F. McClellan of the church board stated today. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Riley of Stanton is entertaining H. L. Leonard from the east. J. L. Ridenour, brother of Mrs. H. A. Riley has moved from Taft and will locate near Anabeim. Another brother, L. M. Ridenour, has returned to Taft after a visit here. Mr. and Mrs. Helph Wilcox of Anabeim have moved to Stanton. W. L. Freeman is entertaining his brother, A. J. Freeman of Arkansas. Mrs. E. D. Johnson and children of Fullerton were guests last evening of Mrs. H. C. Rujek. Mrs. Charles Recknor is confined at home with a case of the flu. Harold Ayres of Stanton is ill with the flu. Many advance models of our Charming Spring Many advance models of our Charming Spring Millinery have arrived and we would be pleased to show them to you at any time. We have an expert designer, who is at your service to remodel your old hat Cable Millinery 216 West Center Street Anaheim, Calif. Young and Old are helped by Chiropractic Your Age makes no difference in the Your Age makes no difference in the help which Chiropractic can give you Every part of your body is controlled by nerves. The great trunk line of nerves is in the spinal column. you're ailing the chances are that something structuring the proper work of the nervous system. Chiropractic is a science that enables this virtualizing energy to control bodily functions. 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