oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-06

FRIENDS GREET, MRS. HEYING AT, DAUGHTER'S HOME. MRS. HENRY HEYING was one surprised lady when she entered the C. D. Harrison home yesterday afternoon and found a large party of friends who greeted her with "surprise." A friend had called or Mrs. Heying to take her to Long Beach and then suggested that they call for Mrs. Harrison, her daughter, Mrs. Harrison called to her mother to come into the house and when she arrived saw her many friends. Five hundred was the diversion of the afternoon hours. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Black, first; Mrs. Mauer, second; Mrs. Bonnat, congregation. Refreshments were served about 4:30 o'clock from the dining table. The decorations were most elaborate. An unusually attractive centerpiece was the flower bowl that was shaped as a swan. Dainty seasonable blossoms filled the bowl. Streamers were attached from the bowl to the covers. Place cards and dainty favors marked places for fourteen. A miniature kewpie doll holding a pink and white booklet served as place card. On the outside a question was inscribed and the answer was found inside. Two birthday cakes and other desserts were portions of the menu. Honoring Mrs. Heying were the Mesdames James Black, Frank Mauer, Len Bonnat, V. W. LaMont, Joe Stroup, Fred Mang, Fred Heying, Max Nebelung, Wm. Junge, L. Z Kroeger, Henry Husmann, C. D. Harrison, Wm. Jake. Marriage Lincenses Tells Secret of Wedding A secret is out in which many Anaheen friends of the young lady principal will be interested—that of the marriage on January 7 of Miss Lela Ruth Sebastain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Sebastain, of Santa Ana, and sister of J. P. and W. J. Sebastain of Anaheim. Mr. Julian Matthews, also of Santa Ana, is the happy groom. The marriage date celebrated the thirty-second wedding anniversary of the bride's parents, which occurred in Tennessee, in 1891, and the minister who officiated at that union, Rev. E. K. Bransford, also performed the ceremony for the daughter, at his home in Los Angeles. After the bride and groom returned to their home town each continued upon the daily duties. It had been their intention to have an elaborate wedding but the home in which they will reside was not quite finished, so such plans were abandoned. After Feb. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Mathews will be at home to their friends in the new bungalow, 813 North Ross-st. Mrs. Mathews has often visited with the families of her brothers here and has a wide acquaintance, all of whom join her home circle in best wishes and congratulations. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia, M. J. McClure, W. W. Harvey, J. P. Martin, J. M. Hoffman, C. Exreeman, H. E. Weedenbarker, S. Alten, R. E. Schultz, J. C. Jewett, J. C. Schneiderm F. Anderson, Lloyd Jones, F. G. Dahl, Harry Schwartz, Harry F. Mix, J. P. Pitt, and P. E. Haskell, Los Angeles; F. S. Ruggles, Redlands; Charles P. Brice, Glendale; William R. Peeler, Alhambra; F. Nash, San Diego; Robert D. Cuttender, Long Beach; F. H. Simmons, San Diego; Mrs Anderson, San Francisco. BACHELOR MAID DANCE "The Bachelor society of the last evening at the chandile to the corner time trimming." Punch and during the merry party where cafe where served. The "bachlor" Meesters Carol, Marvin Roderick B., Arthur Manu Newkirk, Dolton Walton, Ro Pohliann, Jo Janas, and Myrtle Darwidge Gwendolyn Kathryn Crew Honor Easton Smith, Heleen Gretchen Houston Edna ell. Other guest Mr. and Mrs H.D.Newkler berlain, Edu and Robert place card. On the outside a question was inscribed and the answer was found inside. Two birthday cakes and other chaintles were portions of the menu. Honoring Mrs. Heying were the Mesdames James Black, Frank Mauer, Len Bonnat, V. W. LaMont, Joe Stroup, Fred Mang, Fred Heying, Max Nebelung, Wm. Junge, L. Z Kroeger, Henry Husmann, C. D. Harrison, Wm. J. Lake. Marriage Lincenses Walter Henning, Tina Gruessing, both of Anaheim; George E. Casey, Rosalia De Cock, both of Anaheim. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. The Best Dry Cleaners in Anaheim Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00 Ladies' work given special attention. All foods called for and delivered. Phone Us—42 The Bell Cleaners and Dyers 1102 Lincoln Morton Davis, Proprietor Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia, M. J. McClure, W. W. Harvey, J. P. Martin, J. M. Hoffman, C. Exreeman, H. E. Weedenbarker, S. Alten, R. E. Schultz, J. C. Jewett, J. C. Schneiderm F. Anderson, Lloyd Jones, F. G. Dahl, Harry Schwartz, Harry F. Mix, J. P. Pitt, and P. E. Haskell, Los Angeles; F. S. Ruggles, Redlands; Charles P. Brice, Glendale; William R. Peeler, Alhambra; F. Nash, San Diego; Robert D. Cuttender, Long Beach; F. H. Simmons, San Diego; Miss Anderson, San Francisco, and George Hurlow, San Francisco. Other guests at Hotel Valencia include, Ben Filch, M. C. Stewart, J. W. Clopp, R. A. Potts R. Gara, A. L. Jordon, M. B. Haver, Frank J. Murray, F. Dretz, Harrison King and wife, J. A. Danitt, Miss Ida M. Sandell. Club Building Home The Friday afternoon club of Costa Mesa has let the contract for the new club house. The building will cost $4986 and will be built so that additions may easily be made. It will contain an auditorium with a seating capacity of 450 persons. A stage with dressing rooms, and a kitchen will add great convenience. The floors will be of maple. The location is on Newport-ave, just south of Eighteenth-st. History and Travel Section Members of the History and Travel section of the Anaheim Ebell are requested to note that the meeting will be held tomorrow with Miss E. Kate Rea, Broadway and Philadelphia stn. All members and other Ebell members interested are asked to be in attendance. 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"THINK OF MUSIC" 162 West Center Street Anaheim THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, FEB. 6, 1923 BACHELORS AND MAIDENS ENJOY DANCE EN MASQUE "The Bachelor Club" an exclusive society of high school boys, provided at the brilliant bachelor ball last evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. The affair was the success planned and hereafter will be annual. The costumes were gorgeous and the music entrancing. St. Ann's orchestra playing. The hall was beautiful in the blue and gold colorings of the high school and also green and white colors representing the senior emblers. Bachelor hearts hung at the chandlers were stretched across to the corners of the room. Valentine trimmings were also used. Punch and wafers were served during the dance after which the merry party repaired to the Walnut cafe where a suitable luncheon was served. The "bachelors" at the affair were the Messrs Clinton Griggs, Jack Carrol, Marvin Ross, Rocco Ingram, Roderick Brastad, Fred Amsbyr, Arthur Mann, George Easton, Dana Newkirk, Donald Pannier, Wallace Walton, Roswald Jacques, Roger Pohlmann, Johnny Fecham, Marlowe Janas, and their ladies, the Misses Myrtle Dandy, Dorothy Bishop, Gwendolyn Wadsworth, Ella Cook, Kathryn Cravath, Florence Austin, Honor Eason, Ruth Dahl, Florence Smith, Helen Daly, Emma Hunton, Gretchen Holland, Margaret Johnston, Edna Heineman, Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Cohen, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, Misses Ruth Chamberlain, Edna Hochull, Mrs. Austin and Robert Easton. Card Enthusiasts Gather A happy dogen five hundred enthusiasts called at the H. C. Ruick home last evening where they passed the evening playing that popular game. Mrs. Ruick served a light luncheon during the late evening hours to the group who comprised Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus, Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. Ruick. W.F.M.S. Meets Thursday The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the White Temple will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 in the church parlor. The program leader will be Mrs. Marburger. Mrs. F. T. Edmiston will have the chapter from the text book. A good attendance is greatly desired. City Briefs James E. Stewart went to Los Angeles today on business. Miss Lulu Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith, is confined to her home with illness. Miss Erna Wieske, who has been visiting relatives here since last July, left for her home in Minnesota. She is the sister of Miss Cora Weiske, of the clinic staff, and a niece of Mrs. J. C. Smith, south of town. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dugdale are the owners of a new Chevrolet touring car. Miss Gladys Head of Los Angeles is passing several days in Anaheim renewing her acquaintances. Miss Head is continuing her studies at Egan Dramatics School and is now studying an important role. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Elrith, winter guests from Minnesota, and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Smith, passed the day in Long EBELL LADIES TAKE JOURNEY TO BRITISH ISLES In a very cleverly arranged manner through the good offices of Mrs. H. C. Downs, assisted by the president, Mrs. Nellie E. Terry, the Ebell club ladles took a trip to the British Isles yesterday afternoon. A full membership embarked upon the British Inner Metagama, which sailed the Union Jack, of course, but in deference to the passenger list, all Americans, the U.S. flag also was prominently displayed. The ladies knew there was something unusual coming up for the regular meeting yesterday and all were alive with curiosity. Imagine their pleasure when Mrs. Terry in an original prologue, produced rue miniature ship, and invited the club to go aboard. As the ship sailed Mrs. Walter Ross sang Golsti's "Goodbye". When well out to sea, Miss Kate Rea, as pursuer, presented each lady with her "steamer letter," which, as opened, proved to be a pretty valentine. Upon landing at Glascoff, Scotland, Mrs. Ross sang, "My Bairnle," by Kate Bannah. Mrs. Downs then read their intensely interesting paper, data for which he had secured upon a recent visit to the Isles. The novel entertainment was a delight to all the members and one of the most pleasant afternoon of the club year passed. The program opened with the creed, followed by singing the club song, a patriotic song and a folk song. The ladies parlor at the Elks club was decorated with a huge silk American flag, and many smaller ones. The business hour brought out a very interesting proposition which was submitted by William T. Wallop. He offers the ladies ten per cent of the sales from ten of his lots in the Guests Malencia, M. Wey, J. P. Exreeman, Luten, R. E. C. SchneiJones, F. Harry F. Haskell, Angles, RedGlendale, Ambra; D. Cuttendmons, San Francisco, Francisco. Malencia in Stewart, J. Gara, A. L. Nank J. MurKing and da M. SanHome in club of contract for the building be built so may be made with a persons. A sons, and a convenience hole. The lo- just south Section and Travel bell are re-ceiling will miss E. Kate Adelphia-st. Ebell to be in Myrtle Dandy, Dorothy Bishop, Gwendolyn Wadsworth, Ella Cook, Kathryn Cravath, Florence Austin, Honor Easton, Ruth Dahl, Florence Smith, Helen Daly, Emma Hunton, Gretchen Holland, Margaret Johnston, Edna Heineman, Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Cohen, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, Misses Ruth Chamberlain, Edna Hochull, Mrs. Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Mrs. F. H. Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow, Michigan. A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan. Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs. Frank Kalimcyer, Mrs. John Heying, Mrs. Heying, Mrs. Ben Leising, Mrs. Henry Kolks, Mrs. W. N. Van Booven, Mrs. A. Heying, the honored guest, Mrs. Kallmyer and hostess, Mrs. Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Mrs. George Peck, 204 West Broadway. This is an error, as the meeting will be held with Mrs. F. G. Peck 114 South Illinois-st. Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Eva Boyd, 125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy, Dorothy Bishop, Gwendolyn Wadsworth, Ella Cook, Kathryn Cravath, Florence Austin, Honor Easton, Ruth Dahl, Florence Smith, Helen Daly, Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston,Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Cohen, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, Misses Ruth Chamberlain, Edna Hochull, Mrs. Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Mrs. F. H. Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow, Michigan. A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan. Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs. Frank Kalimcyer, Mrs. John Heying, Mrs. Heying, Mrs. Ben Leising, Mrs. Henry Kolks, Mrs. W.N.Van Booven, Mrs.A.Heying,the honored guest,Mrs.Kallmyer and hostess,Mrs.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Mrs. George Peck, 204 West Broadway. This is an error, as the meeting will be held with Mrs.F.G.Peck 114 South Illinois-st.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy,Dorothy Bishop,Gwendolyn Wadsworth,Ella Cook,kathryn Cravath,Florence Austin,Honor Easton,Ruth Dahl,Florence Smith,Helen Daly,Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston,Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen,Mrs.H.D.Newkirk,Misses Ruth Chamberlain，Edna Hochull,Mrs.Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Mrs.F.H.Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow,Michigan.A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan.Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs.Frank Kalimcyer,Mrs.John Heying,Mrs.Heying,Mrs.Ben Leising,Mrs.Henry Kolks,Mrs.W.N.Van Booven,Mrs.A.Heying,the honored guest,Mrs.Kallmyer and hostess,Mrs.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Mrs.Gorge Peck,204 West Broadway.This is an error.as the meeting will be held with Mrs.F.G.Peck 114 South Illinois-st.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy,Dorothy Bishop,Gwendolyn Wadsworth,Ella Cook,kathryn Cravath,Florence Austin,Honor Easton,Ruth Dahl,Florence Smith,Helen Daly,Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston,Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen,Mrs.H.D.Newkirk,Misses Ruth Chamberlain，Edna Hochull,Mrs.Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Mrs.F.H.Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow,Michigan.A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan.Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs.Frank Kalimcyer,Mrs.John Heying,Mrs.Heying,Mrs.Ben Leising,Mrs.Henry Kolks,Mrs.W.N.Van Booven,Mrs.A.Heying,the honored guest,Mrs.Kallmyer and hostess,Mrs.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Mrs.Gorge Peck,204 West Broadway.This is an error.as the meeting will be held with Mrs.F.G.Peck 114 South Illinois-st.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy,Dorothy Bishop,Gwendolyn Wadsworth,Ella Cook,kathryn Cravath,Florence Austin,Honor Easton,Ruth Dahl,Florence Smith,Helen Daly,Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston,Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen,Mrs.H.D.Newkirk,Misses Ruth Chamberlain，Edna Hochull,Mrs.Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Mrs.F.H.Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow,Michigan.A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan.Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs.Frank Kalimcyer,Mrs.John Heying,Mrs.Heying,Mrs.Ben Leising,Mrs.Henry Kolks,Mrs.W.N.Van Booven,Mrs.A.Heying,the honored guest,Mrs.Kallmyer and hostess,Mrs.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Mrs.Gorge Peck,204 West Broadway.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy,Dorothy Bishop,Gwendolyn Wadsworth,Ella Cook,kathryn Cravath,Florence Austin,Honor Easton,Ruth Dahl,Florence Smith,Helen Daly,Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston,Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen,Mrs.H.D.Newkirk,Misses Ruth Chamberlain，Edna Hochull,Mrs.Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Mrs.F.H.Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow,Michigan.A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan.Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs.Frank Kalimcyer,Mrs.John Heying,Mrs.Heying,Mrs.Ben Leising,Mrs.Henry Kolks,Mrs.W.N.Van Booven,Mrs.A.Heying,the honored guest,Mrs.Kallmyer and hostess,Mrs.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Mrs.Gorge Peck,204 West Broadway.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy,Dorothy Bishop,Gwendolyn Wadsworth,Ella Cook,kathryn Cravath,Florence Austin,Honor Easton,Ruth Dahl,Florence Smith,Helen Daly,Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston,Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen,Mrs.H.D.Newkirk,Misses Ruth Chamberlain，Edna Hochull,Mrs.Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Ms.F.H.Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow,Michigan.A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan.Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs.Frank Kalimcyer,Mrs.John Heying,Mrs.Heying,Mrs.Ben Leising,Mrs.Henry Kolks,Mrs.W.N.Van Booven,Mrs.A.Heying,the honored guest,Mrs.Kallmyer and hostess,Mrs.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Ms.Gorge Peck,204 West Broadway.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Ms.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy,Dorothy Bishop,Gwendolyn Wadsworth,Ella Cook,kathryn Cravath,Florence Austin,Honor Easton,Ruth Dahl,Florence Smith,Helen Daly,Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston,Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen,Mrs.H.D.Newkirk,Misses Ruth Chamberlain，Edna Hochull,Mrs.Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Ms.F.H.Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow,Michigan.A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan.Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs.Frank Kalimcyer,Mrs.John Heying,MRS.Henry Kolks,MRS.W.N.Van Booven,MRS.A.Heying,the honored guest,MRS.Kallmyer and hostess,MRS.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Ms.Gorge Peck,204 West Broadway.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Ms.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy,Dorothy Bishop,Gwendolyn Wadsworth,Ella Cook,kathryn Cravath,Florence Austin,Honor Easton,Ruth Dahl,Florence Smith,Helen Daly,Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston,Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen,mrs.H.D.Newkirk,misses Ruth Chamberlain，Edna Hochull,mrs.Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Ms.F.H.Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow,Michigan.A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan.Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs.Frank Kalimcyer,MRS.John Heying,mRS.Henry Kolks,mRS.W.N.Van Booven,mRS.A.Heying,the honored guest,mRS.Kallmyer and hostess,mRS.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Ms.Gorge Peck,204 West Broadway.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Ms.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st. Myrtle Dandy,Dorothy Bishop,Gwendolyn Wadsworth,Ella Cook,kathryn Cravath,Florence Austin,Honor Easton,Ruth Dahl,Florence Smith,Helen Daly,Emma Hunton,Gretchen Holland,Margaret Johnston，Edna Heineman,Mabel Mitchell. Other guests at the ball included, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A.Cohen,mrs.H.D.Newkirk,misses Ruth Chamberlain，Edna Hochull,mrs.Austin and Robert Easton. Entertain Friends Mrs. Dan Naugie very graciously entertained a party of friends Saturday for Ms.F.H.Kallmeyer a recent arrival of Glascow,Michigan.A pleasant afternoon was passed in renewiscence of days when all were friends together in Michigan.Refreshments were served in the late afternoon hours. Passing the hours together were Mrs.Frank Kalimcyer,MRS.John Heying,mRS.Henry Kolks,mRS.W.N.Van Booven,mRS.A.Heying,the honored guest,mRS.Kallmyer and hostess,mRS.Naugle. Error in Literary Notice The notice of the Literary section handed to the Plain Dealer for publication announced the Thursday meeting would be held at the home of Ms.Gorge Peck,204 West Broadway.Members of the section will please note the correction. Woodcraft Circle The Anaheim Circle,Nearbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Ms.Eva Boyd,125 South Olive-st." Home and Travel are receiving well iss E.Kate Adelphia-st. Ebell to be in To my Valentine Are you entertaining on Valentine Day? The interesting traditions of romance and sentiment have aided the artists to create scores of delightful Valentines and Favors. We've a wonderful selection of these at a wide range of prices that will help make your party a success. The New Victor Record list for February contains some good dance numbers appropriate for the occasion Weber's Book Store 112 East Center St. BREA NEWS BREA, Feb. 6.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Julius Detizel, from Montebello were visiting friends in Brea last Tuesday. Several Brea ladies took in the pot luck dinner at the Ebel Club Rooms last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Payton and little Jean Alice of Los Angeles, were Sunday visitors in Brea with friends. Mr. Phillips on S. Walnut-st., spent last Sunday and Monday at home in Los Angeles with his parents. The Mission study class held at 9 o'clock Christian church sharp every Sunday morning now for eight. Sundays are certainly interesting. They have four very fine instructors, every one is invited to attend who are interested in the work. Good attendance last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Owens and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hall were Los Angeles visitors Thursday evening to witness the baptism at Echo Park. Mr. Jimmie Reynolds and wife were Santa Ana visitors Friday at Mrs. Isabelle Wolfe's home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winchel were visiting relativse in Long each Friday afternoon. Archie and Ruby Bird from Chino returned home Saturday after spending three days with Mrs. Mable Hunter. Mrs. Burton was a Whittler visitor last Thursday to visit sick relatives. Mrs. Albert Westlake is entertaining Mrs. Ruth Hamilton, and neice from Los Angeles this week. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Camp of La Habra and Miss Evelyn Rankin, of the Smart Shop formed a little theater party to see Robinhood Thursday evening at the Red Lantern. Mrs. W. H. Swoop was among the Los Angeles visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Bailey are sporting a For douring car these days. Ivon Bailey, wife and two small children motored to Ontario last Sunday to visit the formers parents, Tom Merson and family. Mrs. Berecochea on S. Walnut-st., had a 6 o'clock dinner in honor of Miss M. Hualde and Johnnie Oxarart, after which they formed a theater party and all attended the Red Lantern to see Robina Hood. Mr. H. Senn on S. Walnut-st and son Harry made a trip to Newport each Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Reynolds on S. Pomona-ave., spent last Wednesday with D. J. Shultis and family at Baldwin Park. Mr. Wolfe and family from La Habra were Brea visitors last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Whitmer went to Torrance on a business trip Friday The novel entering one of the most pleassioned to all the club year passed. Opened with the melodic song and a folk dances parlor at the Elks corporated with a huge silk and many smaller hour brought out a proposition which led by William T. Wallop. Ladies ten per cent of ten of his lots in the montebello Sunday to get some range in prices and matures of the sales depends not the ladies will earn. Fail to sell the ten lots, a management will be made sold. As the ladies no possible chance to gain at least, they adopted the propotions. For Radio See A. BEVILLARD "First Battery and Electrical House in Anaheim" Established 1912 Phone 489 Anaheim 218 S. Los Angeles St. Ume Meetings In the Christian Taberne resumed tonight after Monday, with Rev. C. ter in charge. His topic the Bible Teach Eterment, or Hell and Who is the song service begins at with special music. A 4 o'clock will be conthe boys and girls of with a chemical demonBible drill. WAY DUO ART EXHIBITION HERE First time a Steinway Duo reproducing piano is on Orange-co, it was announThe Siegel Piano Co., Center-st, sole representapleased to demonstrate. Already Dame Fashion Is Sending Us Her Prettiest Already Dame Fashion Is Sending Us Her Prettiest Spring Conceits What's New for Spring? That's the question Paramount with women just now—that explains why Mi-lady can be found so zealously scanning the Fashion magazines. Indeed there are to be some very decided changes—in the matter of skirt lengths and sleeve effects. But why labor over lengthy description. One peep into our windows and apparel sections will reveal more to you insuring what is correct and fashionable for spring than loads of pictures and wordy descriptions. We invite you to Call—Just to see The S. Q. R. Store