oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-09

VALENTINE MOTIF ADORNS SALEATS HOME FOR PARTY MRS. ALPHONSE SALEATS, 817 North Los Angeles-st., entertained a few of her friends yesterday afternoon in honor of her birthday. The attractive valentine motif was used, both in the living room and at the dining table. Visiting and discussing old times gave great pleasure. The guests were invited to the dining rooms about 3:30, for luncheon. The table was pretty indeed, with its snowy cloth and valentine adornments. Place cards marked covers for Mrs. L. C. Spencer, Mrs. A. F. Minder, Mrs. J. R. Viosca, Mrs. George Click, Mrs. F. A. Chamberlain and Mrs. Saleats. The guessing contest was won by Mrs. Spencer who received a bottle of perfume as a prize. Club with Mrs. Spencer The Orangethorpe Embroidery club was entertained at the home of Mrs. M. A. Spencer yesterday afternoon, the ladies keeping themselves busy for a time with their fancy work. Piano music enlivened the entertainment. Mrs. Spencer served tasty refreshment to her guests about 4:30. Although the attendance was somewhat lessened by illness the eight ladies present passed a very delightful afternoon together. The number included the Mesdames Hugh Bell, Hangood, Charles Smith, Audison, Johnson, B. F. Spencer, James A. Schultze. The next meeting will be held the second Thursday in March at the home of Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Hangood. To Banquet at Ambassador A number of Anaheim employees Twenty Play Euchre Euchre club members passed a pleasant afternoon over enchere yesterday when they met with Mrs. Nellie Wagner, on N. Lemon-st. There were five tables of players. Mrs. Siemaun won first prize, Mrs. Dresser, second and Mrs. Backs, consolation. There were four suballitutes, Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, Mrs. Joe Carroll, Mrs. Wan, J. Siemann, and Miss Lillian Bennerscheldt. Members present were Mrs. Fred Backs, Mrs. F. C. Grim, Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, Mrs. George Hamler, Mrs. Simon Lybarger, Mrs. John Hartung, Mrs. Hugo Strodhoff, Mrs. M. L. Bradley, Mrs. A. Schulte, Mrs. Wm. Falkenstein, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Mrs. J. J. Cole, Mrs. F. C. Benjamin, Mrs. J. S. Lilian Danis, Mrs. B. J. Dresser and Mrs. Wagner. A delightful luncheon was served in the late afternoon. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia; E.M.Hudson, W.W.Harvey, W.H.Bell, and George M.Wesells, Los Angeles; E.S.Lockstone, St.Louis; Jack Boycon, San Francisco; O.F.Vetterli,Pasadena; J.T.Kirkman,Burbank; O.E.Jesse,Montrose,Colo.; Miss D.M.Allen,Huron; B.P.Smith,San Diego; Bob Fernandez,Fresno; and J.D.Martin,San Francisco. Other guests at Hotel Valencia include; F.Nash, Jack Gamble BenFelch,F.Anderson,R.A.Potts,J.PMartin,M.B.Haver,FrankJ.Murray,Paul Fredell,V.F.Freemon,F.Dietz,Mrs.G.A.Rawson,MissStellaA.May,E.L.Waite,F.S)Ruggles,G.D.Nixon,Harrison King and wife,Mrs.Ida M.Sandel. Rain Hinders Attendance The Young Women's Circle, of Salem Evangelical church, was scheduled to meet with Mrs.W.C.Mauerhan, of Katella road, last evening, but ITALIAN AT PLAZA LUNCH A PROGRAM BY Mrs.F.Steelhead,the Steinmann occasion of several ladies recipients of with the v arrangement admitted war At the Novice dishes were Valentine a personal lady at that aloud gave After the who is on a on the piano of selection of her guests included the Forrest HenriH.McCloskeMrs.Novak Coterie With car and Mrs.Rhethe Coterie another of which a day month for the The valenc displayed w ties which to early spring Red hearts to the motif were the Fred Mang,rison,Henmann,HenrichSchindler,JerJer Joe StroPrices were Although the attendance was somewhat lessened by illness the eight ladies present passed a very delightful afternoon together. The number included the Mesdames Hugh Bell, Hangood, Charles Smith, Audison, Johnson, B. F. Spencer, James A. Schultze. The next meeting will be held the second Thursday in March at the home of Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Hangood. To Banquet at Ambassador A number of Anaheim employees and others of the Union Oil Co. living in Orange co are making reservations for the banquet and dance to be given tomorrow evening at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles. The Union Oil Co. is extending this courtesy to their employees and a large crowd is planned. Many delightful features are on the program. Friends Enjoy Cards Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Martenet entertained a coterie of five hundred players last evening at their home S. Los Angeles-It. High score was made by Mrs. Tausch and Mr. Nowotny, with Mrs. Martenet and Mr. Erickson receiving consolation. A two course luncheon followed the games. Playing were Mr. and Mrs. Martenet, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch, Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Boege, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Houts, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nowotny. Rain Hinders Attendance The Young Women's Circle, of Salem Evangelical church, was scheduled to meet with Mrs. W. C. Mauerhan, of Katella road, last evening, but the rain interfered with the attendance. However, those who did brave the disagreeable weather were well repaid and greatly enjoyed the time in social chatter, having abandoned the study period. Mrs. Mauerhan had provided herself with delicious refreshment which was served later. French Dinner Served Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Bahrenberg entertained a company of relatives of 7 o'clock dinner last evening, serving in four courses. The table was pretty, indeed, with the valentine decorations, place markers, favors and centrepiece all being in the favored color. A dinner of French menu was elaborately served and heartily enjoyed. After dinner little Norma Bahrenberg entertained with solo dancing, and later the children of the party danced together. Singing and piano music also were entertainment features. Charming Are the New Spring Modes which we are now showing The Oak and Lanvin Green Shades Predominate with Witching Arrangement of Flowers. Cable Millinery The Oak and Lanvin Green Shades Predominate with Witching Arrangement of Flowers. Poke Shapes are Most Popular. Cable Millinery 216 West Center Street Anaheim, Calif. The New 1923 Haynes Now On Display Hull-Witmer Haynes Co. 133 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 885 Come in and See Them Standard Touring $1895 Seoul-Sport Touring 1985 Sport Touring 2195 THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, FEB. 9, 1923 Luchre passed a reuncheon with Mrs. on-st. There were Mrs. Dresser, consolation,汁utes, Mrs. Joe Carroll, and Miss Lil-ibbers pres-s Mrs. F. C. Mrs. George larger, Mrs. Drodhoff, A. Schulte, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. F. C. Bridan, Mrs. Naguer was served Guests valencia; E. Key, W. H. esells, Los St. Louis; esco; O. F. Kirkman, Montrose,uron; B. P. Fernandez, San Fran- valencia inamble Ben Potts, J. P. nk J. Mur-reemon, F. Miss Stella Ruggles, and wife Endance Circle of was sched- C. Mauer- evening, but ITALIAN MENU AT PROGRESSIVE LUNCHEON PARTY PROGRESSIVE luncheon, given by Mrs. J. E. Novak and Mrs. B. F. Steelhead yesterday afternoon in the Steinmann apartments, was an occasion of particular pleasure to the several ladies who were the fortunate recipients of invitations. In keeping with the valentine season, artistic arrangement of hearts and the ever admired warm red shades was noted. At the Novak home real Italian dishes were served. Valentines marked each cover with a personal message in vere to the lady at that plate. Reading these aloud gave much pleasure. After the repast Mrs. Steelhead, who is an artist of particular merit on the piano, gave a generous number of selections, to the intense pleasure of her guests. The congenial sexet included the Mesadems George Paige, Forrest Henze, C. N. Bahrenberg, P. H. McCloskey and the two hostesses, Mrs. Novak and Mrs. Steelhead. Coterie with Mrs. Groos With cards the center of interest and Mrs. Richard Groos the hostess, the Coterie club met yesterday for another of the pleasant afternoons at which a dozen ladies gather each month for their favorite pastime. The valentine colors were prettily displayed with the flaming poinsettias, which seem prone to give way to early spring flowers this season. Red hearts and score cards added to the motif. Seated about the tables were the Mesdemes Vic La Mont, Fred Mang, Wm. A. Lake, C. D. Harrison, Henry Heying, Henry Husmann, Hernan Schindler, Henry Schindler, Jessie Black, Frank, Mauer, Joe Stroup and Rosa Van Horn. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mauer first. Crowd Entertains Another delightful gathering of "the Missouri crowd" occurred Wednesday afternoon when a coterie of ladies were the guests of Mrs. Henry Heying. The party was in honor of Mrs. F. H. Kallmyer who with her husband has recently come from Glasco. Conversation and music featured the afternoon ours. In the late afternoon Mrs. Heying served a delicious luncheon from her dining table which was pretty trimmed with valentine motifs for the occasion. Guests of Mrs. Heying included Mrs. P. H. Kallmyer, Mrs. Henry Kolks, Mrs. John Heying, Mrs Emile Heying, Mrs. Ferd Heying, Mrs.C.D.Harrison and son Dell Milton, Mrs.Wm.J.Lake, Mrs.Ben Lensing, Mrs Dan Naugle, Mrs.Guy Scholten and daughter, Mrs.W.H.Van Booven. U.of C.Alumni Banquet Alumni of U.of C are making great preparations for the annual dinner to be held at Ambassador hotel, Tuesday,Feb.12.All reservations must be in by Feb.10. Something new in the line of entertainment is planned.The regents of the University will be present also President Daniel P.Barrows.The Golden Bear Quartet will furnish several entertainment numbers. R.N.Meeting Monday Regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held Monday afternoon at the usual hour; 2:30 This will be the first meeting under the new officers, of whom there are eight.All members are asked to be present. EASTERN FRIENDS ENTERTAINED AT HAVERTY HOME MR.ANL MRS.F.C.Haverty presided at a happy party last evening when they entertained a number of friends.Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.George Lossl and Mrs.Grace Stewart of Montana,and Mr.Vernon Cruges of Minnesotawhom the Haverty's had not seen for a long while.Other guests included Mr. and Mrs.P.V.Brady,mr and Mrs.Phill,mr,and Mrs.E.P.Porgus and son Donald,Mr and Mrs.C.J.Nenno,mr,and Mrs.Fred Schneider. Five hundred occupied the early evening hours in which high scores were made by Mr. and Mrs.Schnieder.Mrs.Stewart received consolation prize for the ladies and Mr.Nenno for the gentlemen. Music and dancing were enjoyed later.A two course lunchcon was served. Friends in on Birthday Mrs.F.C.Edwards entertained a coterie of friends yesterday in honour of her birthday anniversary.The afternoon progressed with music and conversation.Mrs.Edwards was presented with a large angel food and devil food cake.A delicious luncheon was served in the late afternoon. Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs.Edwards were Mrs.Henry Jackson,Mrs.Ben Fraser,Mrs.John Parks,Mrs.Allen Crain,Mrs.Hugh Clark,Mrs.A.E ClarkThere were also eight children who formed a party. E.Z.Votes in New Member Only three tables were used yesterday when the members of the E.Z.club meet with Mrs.U.S.Glaze.Four R. N. Meeting Monday Regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors will be held Monday afternoon at the usual hour: 2:30. This will be the first meeting under the new officers, of whom there are eight. All members are asked to be present. at Weber's "Day by Day, in Every Way, I'm Getting Better and Better" A Book by Coue (himself) Self Mastery Through Conscious Autosuggestion The only authorized book by Emile Coue Price $1.00 E.Z. Votes in New Member Only three tables were used yesterday when the members of the E.Z. club met with Mrs. U. S. Glaze. Four members of the club were absent. Prize winners were Mrs. Annin, Mrs. Huber, and Mrs. Houts. Mrs. Hughes was voted into club as a new member. The guests of Mrs. Glaze included, Mesdames Bert Annir, George Huber, Wm. H. Houts, H. O. Lucy, John Cook, J. W. Sackett, W. P. Quarton, Arthur Edwards, Ralph Winger, George Chambers, J. C. Calloway. A two-course lunchon was served after the games. The club will meet next month with Mrs. Houts. Idaho Relatives Visit Mr. and Mrs. A.E. Clark entertained at dinner last evening Mr. and Mrs. Bergatrom and daughter Mary, of Pocatello, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Will Richter, of Santa Ana. The eastern guests are parents and sister respectively of Mrs. Richter. The trimmings were in the popular valentine colors. Music and conversation were enjoyed during the hours. ARCH PRESERVER SHOE TRADING MARK REG. U.S.PET OFFICE "KEEPS THE FOOT WELL" Nature plans that the foot rest on heel, ball and outside arch. Civilization demands that heel and arch be raised. KITCHEN Did You Even The Ove HERE IS THE NEW ING THE HELP TH WOMANKIND. WITH NO BO THE GAS TH Civilization demands that heel and arch be raised. The Arch Preserver Shoe satisfies both Nature and Civilization. Quality Shoe Store 111 E. Center St. 103 E. 4th Anaheim Santa Ana The only authorized book by Emile Coue Price $1.00 Weber's BOOK STORE Irwin Jewelry Co. Next Door to Post Office Anaheim, Calif. When you want to buy Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Diamonds or want your watch repaired or high class engraving—Come and see us. Irwin Jewelry Co. 107 So. Clementine St. Agents for all American Watches, Silverware PAGE BARN FRIENDS CERTAINED AT BAVERY HOME MRS. F. C. Haverty prea happy party last sechey entertained a numburs. Among the guests of Mrs. George Lossl and Stewart of Montana, and Cruges of Minnesota, Baverty's had not seen for Other guests included P. V. Brady, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Forgus hold, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. and Mrs. Fred Schneider, dred occupied the earlies in which high scores by Mr. and Mrs. Schniedfurt received consolation the ladies and Mr. Nenno men. Dancing were enjoyed to course lunchcon was Club Plays Five Hundred The "Oneonta Club" composed of "fivehundred" enthusiasts of Fullerton, was pleasantly entertained yesterday by Mrs. R. H. Wickern at her home in Fullerton. The room was attractively trimmed with valentine motifs and the three-course luncheon served was in keeping with the seasson. Prizes were won by Mrs. Rocds, Mrs. Harrigoyen, Mrs. Grigga. Other players were Mesdames Record, Grubber, Fess, Wilkens, James, Glitz, Lilley, Dunham and Cobb. Home from Convention Mrs. Harold H Knox, Mrs. W. E. Bartlett, and Mrs. T. O. Mock have returned to their homes in Anaheim after having attended the meeting of the Southern Pacific district meetings of the Baptist missionary society held in the auditorium of the First Baptist church, Los Angeles. They report a very successful meeting, well attended by the churches of the southern district. Big Turnout at Section That the Literary Section is one of the most popular at the Ebell club departments was evidenced yesterday when the attendance at the session held with Mrs. P. G. Peck, was almost more than "a capacity" crowd. The ladies were reminded at the meeting of the pressing need of the encustomed clubhouse. The section is growing rapidly in numbers as well as in interest. The program yesterday was successfully given in charge of Mrs. Frederick R. Schiller. The book, Jean Christophe, by ine French author, was reviewed by Mesdames C. W. Hedges, H. R. Grove, C. W. Austin, Newman Sanford, T. L. DeCaw, Lee Bévier and Miss Elise Jessurun, all of which were of highest merit. The short story by Mrs. John Johnson was delightfully received, as were reviews of other recent books. Mrs. N. C. Hockett of Fullerton, who has been very ill in Santa Ana was brought to her home last evening in the Seale ambulance. Paisley trimmed sport hats all colors and shapes. Dress hats in baronet horse hair, cloth flower, trimmed special for Saturday. $4.95 THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIF. Corner Center & Lemon Sts. KITCHEN WONDERS Did You Ever Bake a Whole Meal In The Oven and be Miles Away? THERE IS THE NEWEST IN RANGES—A SERVANT EQUAL-TO THE HELP THAT THE SEWING MACHINE GAVE MANKIND. WITH NO BOTTOM IN THE OVEN, IT USES THE GAS THAT OTHER RANGES WASTE THERE IS THE NEWEST IN RANGES—A SERVANT EQUALTHE HELP THAT THE SEWING MACHINE GAVE MANKIND. WITH NO BOTTOM IN THE OVEN, IT USES THE GAS THAT OTHER RANGES WASTE Atha Coleman on Saturday, will bake a whole meal for you consisting of past pork, browned potatoes, baked apples, macaroni with cheese and pudding. The dinner will be placed in the oven at eleven o'clock Satday morning and the oven door will be locked and the key kept by Mr. D. Riley President of the Chamber of Commerce until three o'clock the oven will be opened and the dinner served. Everyone is invited home in and See and Taste this Dinner. Are giving away absolutely free, a $135.00 white porcelain Direct AcRange that will do this wonder for you every day in the week. We are the oldest gas range of any make whatever, that is in use in Orange city. Direct Action Range (no bottom in oven) Modern Gas Appliances So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif.