oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-13

MANY PROMINENT; EASTERN STARS VISIT CHISPA CHISPA Chapter, O. E. S. had another red letter day—evening, rather—when the Drill team from Los Angeles, accepted the chapter's invitation to exemplify the initiatory work upon four candidates, the Mesdames Viola Martenet, Margaret Zehring, Stein and Wood, who became full-fledged members of Chispa chapter. Decorations were in valentines and festoons of red with red hearts generously used. Refreshments were served after the chapter closeo, the committee in charge being Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Metcalf and Mrs. Kemper. A menu in keeping with the affair and the valentine season was most dainty. About 75 Stars were served. Fullerton officers present included Mrs. Rachael K. Robertson, worthy matron and Thomas D. Robertson, worthy patron, and thirteen of their staff, Mrs. Ruth W. Hunt, worthy matron and other members of Buena Park chapter, Mrs. Kitty K. Smith, worthy matron and Edward Double, worthy patron and their line of officers from the new chapter to be instituted March 16. Members of the drill team, whose pleasant duty was performed for Chispa chapter last night include the following: Worthy matron, Mrs. Lillian Holman; worthy patron, Mr. Roy Musser; associate matron, Minnie R. Snow; secretary, Emma Belle Kutler; treasurer, Eva H. Boyd; conductress, Maude Bigelow Silley; associate conductress, Grace Emma Dequine; marshal, Anna G. Hughes; chaplain, Ella S. Wood; organist, Mattie Charette; Adak, Jonnie B. Wilcox; Ruth, Bessie A. Pierce; Esther, Maude Deell Bradley; Martha, Mildred C. Blair; Electa, Cora A. Holland; warden, Gertrude Meldrum. Altar Card Party An unusually large crowd of players were present at the Altar Society card party last evening at the K. of C. hall. Five hundred was the popular game of the evening, Mrs. O. J. Dyckman won the handsome first prize, Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger, second and Mrs. Frank Baume consolation, A.D. Erickson made high score for the men, Mr. Heinz, second and C.J. Nenno, consolation. Tallies and napkins were in the Valentine motifs. A luncheon was served after the games. ENTRE NOUS CLUB CARD PARTY IS GREAT SUCCESS With four gracious and competent hostesses, the Mesdames Alberta Andrews, L.P. Bonnat, E.E.Brus and R.L.Bowen, in charge of the meeting of the Entre Nous card party in Elks club yesterday afternoon, the affair was one of especial delight. The club has been organized from members of the Anaheim Ebell club and proceeds will be added to the proposed clubhouse fund. Porty ladies were seated about the tables and played their favorite game until a late afternoon hour. Prize honors were carried off by Mrs. L.Dahlman, first; Miss Frances Backs, second, and Mrs.R.B.Herman, third. The players included the Mesdames F.W.James, Koehler, Minnie Palmer, Dahlman, Robt.Wilson,Victor Bonnat, and Msus Livingston, all of whom substituted for absent members, but several of whom contemplate joining the club; and the members Mesdames E.E., Brus,R.L.Bowen,and Andrewnonnar,R.B.Herman,McFarland,jacoby,Hughes,Pressell,Mock,Backs,junge,LMont.Ruick,Durkee,Fergus,Gerri COURT REVENUE A PREVIEW BY Miss Ramona ing the indefinite gathering faculty may be together Kennedy by Mr.Santa Anita Games offered by Grimshaw solos and terminated Mr.No and Mrs.Miss Parity prize. A smart served in long table with its plush chosen collar for the hostess,Maggie McC Smith,calfMr.a and Mrs.C Clark,Mrs.Stedman,Campbel,Denton,Germa Carne of Santa Anita. Weinie A weinie home of Me when to party of he jolly time. Chispa chapter last night include the following: Worthy matron, Mrs. Lillian Holman; worthy patron, Mr. Roy Musser; associate matron, Minnie R. Snow; secretary, Emma Belle Kutler; treasurer, Eva H. Boyd; conductress, Maude Bigelow Sibley; associate conductress, Grace Emma Dequine; marshal, Anna G. Hughes; chaplain, Ella S. Wood; organist, Mattie Charette; Adah, Jonnie B. Wilcox; Ruth, Bessie A. Pierce; Esther, Maude DePell Bradley; Martha, Milidred C. Blair; Electa, Cora A. Holland; warden, Gertrude Meldrum. Right Worthy Grand Trustee of the General Grand chapter and Past Grand Matron of California Elizabeth B. Wheeler is the organizer of the drill team and is lovingly referred to as its "mother." Other grand officers attending last night's gathering were: Past grand matron, Maude D. Bradley; past grand patron, Darwin Wilson Pierce; past grand patron, Roy Musser; past grand treasurer, Gertrude Meldrum; past grand treasurer, Eva H. Boyd; associate grand matron, Maude B. Sibley; district deputy grand matrons, Jennie Wilcox and Adele Kellenberger. Union Food Sale The Women's Union of Calvary Baptist church will have a cooked food sale at Schneider's Meat market tomorrow. Mrs. C. W. Burroughs will have charge of the sale. Donations are asked. Should the weather be rainy the sale will be postponed. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we launder for you. Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern Prize honors were carried off by Mrs. L. Dahlman, first; Miss Frances Backs, second, and Mrs. R. B. Herman, third. The players included the Mesdames F. W. James, Koehler, Minnie Palmer, Dahlman, Robt. Wilson, Victor Bonnat, and Ms Livingston, all of whom substituted for absent members, but several of whom contemplate joining the club; and the members, Mesdames E. E., Brus, R. L. Bowen, Andrews, Bonnar, R. B. Herman, McFarland, Jacoby, Hughes, Pressell, Mock., Backs, Junge, LaMont, Rulck, Durkee, Fergus, Garriison, Probst, Dahl, Randall, Duckworth, Lyon, Erickson, Kroeger, Hamler, Ben Baxter, Schiller, John Johnson, Peck, Miss Frances Backs, Miss McLeur. The next meeting will be held March 12, and the Mesdames Baxter, Brastad, Backs and Miss Backs. Pass Sunday in Riverside Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleham of Riverside entertained a party of Anaheimers Sunday. Among the guests were E. A. Sparks who was having a birthday anniversary. At the dinner table, Mrs. Middleham appropriately provided a birthday cake. The afternoon was happily passed with conversation and music. Motoring from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sparks, Miss Philura Sparks and Jack Clemmens, Mrs. Frances Nelson, Miss C. Marie Nelson, Fred Nelson. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we lauter for you. Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern Prize honors were carried off by Mrs. L. Dahlman, first; Miss Frances Backs, second, and Mrs. R. B. Herman, third. The players included the Mesdames F. W. James, Koehler, Minnie Palmer, Dahlman, Robt. Wilson,Victor Bonnat,and Ms Livingston.all of whom substituted for absent membersbut several of whom contemplate joining the club;and the members,Mesdames E.E.,Brus,R.L.BowenAndrews,Bonnar,R.B.HermanMcFarlandJacoby,HughesPressellMock.BacksJungeLaMontRulckDurkee,FergusGarrisonProbstDahlRandallDuckworth,LyonEricksonKroegerHamlerBenBaxterSchillerJohnJohnsonPeck,MissFrancesBacksMissMcLeur.The next meetingwillbeheldMarch12,andtheMesdamesBaxterBrastadBacksandMissBacks. Pass Sunday in Riverside Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleham of Riverside entertained a party of Anaheimers Sunday.Among the guests were E.A.Sparkswho was having a birthday anniversary.At the dinner table,Mrs.Middleham appropriately provided a birthday cake. The afternoon was happily passed with conversation and music. Motoring from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparks,MissPhilura Sparks and JackClemmens,Mrs.Frances Nelson,MissC.Marie Nelson,Fred Nelson. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we lauter for you. Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern Prize honors were carried off by Mrs.L.Dahlman.first;Miss Frances Backs.second,and Mrs.R.B.Herman.third. The players included the Mesdames F.W.James,koehler,minnie Palmer,dahlmanRobt.wilson,victor bonnat,and ms livingston.all of whom substituted for absent membersbut several of whom contemplate joining the club;and the members,MesdamesE.E.,Brus,R.L.BowenAndrews,Bonnar,R.B.HermanMcFarlandJacoby,HughesPressellMock.BacksJungeLaMontRulckDurkee,FergusGarrisonProbstDahlRandallDuckworth,LyonEricksonKroegerHamlerBenBaxterSchillerJohnJohnsonPeck,MissFrancesBacksMissMcLeur.The next meetingwillbeheldMarch12,andtheMesdamesBaxterBrastadBacksandMissBacks. Pass Sunday in Riverside Mr. and Mrs.Fred Middleham of Riverside entertained a party of Anaheimers Sunday.Among the guests were E.A.Sparkswho was having a birthday anniversary.At the dinner table,Mrs.Middleham appropriately provided a birthday cake. The afternoon was happily passed with conversation and music. Motoring from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparks,MissPhilura Spells and JackClemmens,Mrs.Frances Nelson,MissC.Marie Nelson,Fred Nelson. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we lauter for you. Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern Prize honors were carried off by Mrs.L.Dahlman.first;Miss Frances Backs.second,and Mrs.R.B.Herman.third. The players included the Mesdames F.W.James,koehler,minnie Palmer,dahlmanRobt.wilson,victor bonnat,and ms livingston.all of whom substituted for absent membersbut several of whom contemplate joining the club;and the members,MesdamesE.E.,Brus,R.L.BowenAndrews,Bonnar,R.B.HermanMcFarlandJacoby,HughesPressellMock.BacksJungeLaMontRulckDurkee,FergusGarrisonProbstDahlRandallDuckworth,LyonEricksonKroegerHamlerBenBaxterSchillerJohnJohnsonPeck,MissFrancesBacksMissMcLeur.The next meetingwillbeheldMarch12,andtheMesdamesBaxterBrastadBacksandMissBacks. Pass Sunday in Riverside Mr. and Mrs.Fred Middleham of Riverside entertained a party of Anaheimers Sunday.Among the guests were E.A.Sparkswho was having a birthday anniversary.At the dinner table,Mrs.Middleham appropriately provided a birthday cake. The afternoon was happily passed with conversation and music. Motoring from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparks,MissPhilura Spells and JackClemmens,Mrs.Frances Nelson,MissC.Marie Nelson,Fred Nelson. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we lauter for you. Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern Prize honors were carried off by Mrs.L.Dahlman.first;Miss Frances Backs.second,and Mrs.R.B.Herman.third. The players included the Mesdames F.W.James,koehler,minnie Palmer,dahlmanRobt.wilson,victor bonnat,and ms livingston.all of whom substituted for absent membersbut several of whom contemplate joining the club;and the members,MesdamesE.E.,Brus,R.L.BowenAndrews,Bonnar,R.B.HermanMcFarlandJacoby,HughesPressellMock.BacksJungeLaMontRulckDurkee,FergusGarrisonProbstDahlRandallDuckworth,LyonEricksonKroegerHamlerBenBaxterSchillerJohnJohnsonPeck,MissFrancesBacksMissMcLeur.The next meetingwillbeheldMarch12,andtheMesdamesBaxterBrastadBacksandMissBacks. Pass Sunday in Riverside Mr. and Mrs.Fred Middleham of Riverside entertained a party of Anaheimers Sunday.Among the guests were E.A.Sparkswho was having a birthday anniversary.At the dinner table,Mrs.Middleham appropriately provided a birthday cake. The afternoon was happily passed with conversation and music. Motoring from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparks,MissPhilura Spells and JackClemmens,Mrs.Frances Nelson,MissC.Marie Nelson,Fred Nelson. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we lauter for you. Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern Prize honors were carried off by Mrs.L.Dahlman.first;Miss Frances Backs.second,and Mrs.R.B.Herman.third. The players included the Mesdames F.W.James,koehler,minnie Palmer,dahlmanRobt.wilson,victor bonnat,and ms livingston.all of whom substituted for absent membersbut several of whom contemplate joining the club;and the members,MesdamesE.E.,Brus,R.L.BowenAndrews,Bonnar,R.B.HermanMcFarlandJacoby,HughesPressellMock.BacksJungeLaMontRulckDurkee,FergusGarrisonProbstDahlRandallDuckworth,LyonEricksonKroegerHamlerBenBaxterSchillerJohnJohnsonPeck,MissFrancesBacksMissMcLeur.The next meetingwillbeheldMarch12,andtheMesdamesBaxterBrastadBacksandMissBacks. Pass Sunday in Riverside Mr. and Mrs.Fred Middleham of Riverside entertained a party of Anaheimers Sunday.Among the guests were E.A.Sparkswho was having a birthday anniversary.At the dinner table,Mrs.Middleham appropriately provided a birthday cake. The afternoon was happily passed with conversation and music. Motoring from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparks,MissPhilura Spells and JackClemmens,Mrs.Frances Nelson,MissC.Marie Nelson,Fred Nelson. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we lauter for you. Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern Prize honors were carried off by Mrs.L.Dahlman.first;Miss Frances Backs.second,and Mrs.R.B.Herman.third. The players included the Mesdames F.W.James,koehler,minnie Palmer,dahlmanRobt.wilson,victor bonnat,and ms livingston.all of whom substituted for absent membersbut several of whom contemplate joining the club;and the members,MesdamesE.E.,Brus,R.L.BowenAndrews,Bonnar,R.B.HermanMcFarlandJacoby,HughesPressellMock.BacksJungeLaMontRulckDurkee,FergusGarrisonProbstDahlRandallDuckworth,LyonEricksonKroegerHamlerBenBaxterSchillerJohnJohnsonPeck,MissFrancesBacksMissMcLeur.The next meetingwillbeheldMarch12,andtheMesdamesBaxterBrastadBacksandMissBacks. Pass Sunday in Riverside Mr. and Mrs.Fred Middleham of Riverside entertained a party of Anaheimers Sunday.Among the guests were E.A.Sparkswho was having a birthday anniversary.At the dinner table,Mrs.Middleham appropriately provided a birthday cake. The afternoon was happily passed with conversation and music. Motoring from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparks,MissPhilura Spells and JackClemmens,Mrs.Frances Nelson,MissC.Marie Nelson,Fred Nelson. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we lauter for you. Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern Prize honors were carried off by Mrs.L.Dahlman.first;Miss Frances Backs.second,and Mrs.R.B.Herman.third. The players included the Mesdames F.W.James,koehler,minnie Palmer,dahlmanRobt.wilson,victor bonnat,and ms livingston.all of whom substituted for absent membersbut several of whom contemplate joining the club;and the members,MesdamesE.E.,Brus,R.L.BowenAndrews,Bonnar,R.B.HermanMcFarlandJacoby,HughesPressellMock.BacksJungeLaMontRulckDurkee,FergusGarrisonProbstDahlRandallDuckworth,LyonEricksonKroegerHamlerBenBaxterSchillerJohnJohnsonPeck,MissFrancesBacksMissMcLeur.The next meetingwillbeheldMarch12,andtheMesdamesBaxterBrastadBacksandMissBacks. Pass Sunday in Riverside Mr. and Mrs.Fred Middleham of Riverside entertained a party of Anaheimers Sunday.Among the guests were E.A.Sparkswho was having a birthday anniversary.At the dinner table,Mrs.Middleham appropriately provided a birthday cake. The afternoon was happily passed with conversation and music. Motoring from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Sparks,MissPhilura Spells and JackClemmens,Mrs.Frances Nelson,MissC.Marie Nelson,Fred Nelson. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Here’s Luxurious Warmth for Frosty Winter Nights There’s luxurious warmth for frosty winter nights in the blankets we lauter for you." This is likely part of a larger document that includes multiple paragraphs or sections related to events or activities taking place on different dates throughout January 2018. I'll just provide as much detail as I can about each event or activity mentioned. Please note that some parts might not be fully visible due to image quality or cropping. 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Such blankets bring sweet, refreshing slumber and forgetfulness of the storm without. Blankets need this modern treatment of ours. Woolen coverings soil easily; the delicate fibres mat together; the fabric loses its fleeciness and warmth. Our modern laundering in pure, rain-soft water, with mild white soap, gentle rinsing in crystal cascades, and slow, careful drying in fresh, balmy air, restores and refreshes them. Send your blankets to us—we’ll have them back in no time at all, with all their first fluffiness, sweet, clean and fragrantly fresh—the cosiest of coverings for frosty winter nights. Phone 18 Anaheim Laundry THE WOMAN'S PACE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, FEB. 13, 1923 Party crowd of playe Altar Society at the K. of Mrs. O. J. handsome first inter, second and olation. A. D. score for the and C. J. were in the luncheon was CLUB TY IS SUCCESS and competent names Alberta, E. E. Brus charge of the uccard party errimooh, the delight. organized from Ebell club added to the ed about the favorite ermoon hour. off by Mrs. miss Frances R. B. Herthe Meshher, Minnie Wilson, Vicingston, all memorment contemled the memBrus, R. L. R. B. HerHughes, Lajunge, Garni COURTESY FOR RETIRING YOUNG LADY TEACHER A PRETTY courtesy was extended Miss Elenora Parker last evening by Miss Beryl Kennedy at her home, "Ramona Villa." Miss Parker is leaving the teaching profession for an indefinite length of time and the gathering last evening afforded the faculty members to the opportunity be together with her once more. Miss Kennedy was assisted in the receiving by Miss Maggie Mae Moore of Santa Ana. Games and a musical program was offered by the guests. Miss Alice Grimeshaw rendered several vocal solos and Miss Gladys Campbell entertained on the piano. Mr. Norman Franklin of Santa Ana and Mrs. Edith Ritter were the prize winners in the guessing contests. Miss Parker was awarded the guest prize. A smartly appointed luncheon was served in the dining room from the long table which was very attractive with its pink carnations and greenery interwoven. The place cards, favors and napkins were also of the chosen color. Covers were marked for the honoree, Miss Elenora Parker, hostess, Misses Beryl Kennedy and Maggie Mae Moore, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Metcalf, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. George Sloop, Mrs. Ida Clark, Mrs. Edith Ritter, Misses Irma Staedman, Alice Grinshaw, Gladys Campbel, Edith Hedstrom, Louise Denton, Geraldine Dolan, Bowen and Gernacne Curcy; Mr. Norman Franklin of Santa Ana. Weinie Bake at Home A weinie bake was enjoyed at the home of Miss Emma Ricker Sunday when, to forget the rainy weather a party of her friends assembled for a tolly time at the plaid hall. Community Players' Guests The Anaheim Community Players held one of the very nicest meetings since their organization last evening in the Guild hall, when the Players of Laguna Beach were the guests. The visitors presented a one-act play, "The Slave With Two Faces." Their ability was recognized and the rendition thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. J. O. Schwentker sang with characteristic sweetness, "If I But Knew," and Miss Florence Springer contributed a reading. Mrs. Paye Kern Schulz was unable to give her number, because of illness. The proposed constitution of the local players was read, but no action was taken. The great problem now is a meeting place. After discussing a new play or two, refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. The Santa Ana Community Players had been invited to last night's meeting but were unable to come. The Anaheim players will appear this evening in two one-acts, "Rosa-lee," and "Luncheon for Two," at the dinner and entertainment this evening at St. Michael's Guild hall. Anniversary Party To emphasize the importance of Feb. 12, so far as Mr. H. L. Potter is concerned, a birthday party was given at the Potter home last evening, by Mr. and Mrs. Potter. Five hundred was the entertainment feature, and after games Mr. Potter and Mr. Morris sang several duets. Announcement of prizes gave Mrs. Ramage first lady's; Mr. Leonard first men's; and consolation to Mrs. Sharp and to Mr. Morris. The supper after the games was served at the dining table, arrayed with a centerpiece of Chinese illies and with valentine place cards, which marked covers for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. E. Moris, Mr. and Mrs. De Witt Reese HOME BARBECUE MARKS DATE OF THRU EVENT THREE important dates in the life of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp were celebrated Sunday at the Trapp house northwest of (town). Mrs. Trapp birthday, the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Trapp and the birthday of Mrs. Gesner, an intimate friend from Los Angeles. An outdoor barbecue had been planned for the foast, but the raft made it impossible so Mr. Trapp co-ruined a grate for the big fireplace and took sole charge of cooking the meat, and again lived up to his reputation. A nephew, Mr. Freeman, took charge of table arrangement and placed the foods on the table in the breakfast room, where it was later served in cafeteria fashion. Much amusement was derived when one guest after another marched to the table for a second helping of the delicious viands. The party remained until late in the afternoon, when refreshments were served. Cards and generals chatting gave the entertainment after dinner. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs Claude Freeman, of Glendale, neice of Mrs. Trapp and her husband drowned down and with the Trapps attended the play at the Fairland, "Le George Do It." So George "did" at the barbecue next day. Guests of the occasion were Mr. and Mrs James Trapp, of Norwalk; Mr. and Mrs Arthur Beechwith and son Charles and daughter, Hippers of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs Claude Freeman, who, with Mr. and Mrs Trapp and daughter, Florence, made a jolly fourteen. Meets Famous Pianist Miss Christian Berghofer and a Weinie Bake at Home A weinie bake was enjoyed at the home of Miss Emma Ricker Sunday when, to forget the rainy weather a party of her friends assembled for a jolly time at her home in Orange-dall, Duck. The young folk sang popular songs played many games and danced a little, which brought them to an hour when the luscious weinies attracted attention. All the merry company went into the kitchen and each baked his own weinies. Sweets were served later. Enjoying the indoor weinie bake were the Misses Ida Eymann, Dorothy Hennemeyer, Theresa Rassmiller, the Messrs Joseph Peacroat, Lawrence Pecroat, Vincent Murch, Highberger, Albert Burnett, Frederick Ricker, Joseph and John Ricker, Julius Kluthe, A. Kluthe, Mr. and Mrs. Eymann, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ricker. On account of the bad weather several invited guests were unable to be present. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia include: E. L. Plotner, Mrs. George Reed, C. R. Shepherd, J. M. Hoffman, J. P. Martin, Mrs. Frank Bertochine, Mrs. D. Casaleggi, E. L. Walte, F. Anderson, Harry Schwartz, Harry F. Mix, George J. Lufken, J. Blake, H. Moreland, and C. Exreeman, Los Angeles; Russ W. Hotkins, and H. Henry, San Diego; Howard C. Mix, Clifton, Aria; A. J. Caffee, San Francisco; F. A. Bleman, Chicago; G. G. Hurli, San Francisco; Don M. Harris, Alhambra; E. D. Schneider, Paso Robles. Organize Philathes Class The Sunday school class of young ladies in the Presbyterian church met last night at the R. L. Coones home and formed a Philathea class: Mrs. R. B. Gregg, Mrs. Bert Morley and Miss Jessie Coons were hostesses. After the business meeting the hour was devoted to an informal program to commemorate Abraham Lincoln, on whose birthday the meeting was held. Mrs. Floyd Curtis read Mary Shipman Andrews' "Tribute," a masterpiece of its kind. Anecdotes and other interesting historical facts concerning the "Great Emancipator" were told. Five hundred was the entertainment feature, and after games Mr. Potter and Mr. Morris sang several duets. Announcement of prizes gave Mrs. Ramage first lady's; Mr. Leonard first men's; and consolations to Mrs. Sharp and to Mr. Morris. The supper after the games was served at the dining table, arrayed with a centerpiece of Chinese illies and with valentine place cards, which marked covers for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. E. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. De Witt Reese Mrs. T. D. Sharp, Mrs. J. A. Ramage, Paul Davis, Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Potter. Afternoon at Camphaven Mrs. Sidney Prince and her mother, Mrs. Warner, were guests of Mrs. E. B. Camp, at Camphaven yesterday afternoon. Conversation with refreshments later occupied the time. Mrs. Warner, who, with her husband, have been wintering in Anaheim, plans to join her husband in New York and Chicago, soon as the weather moderates somewhat. Mr. Warner has been in the east about two weeks. Ash Wednesday Services Ash Wednesday services at St Michael's Episcopal church will be conducted beginning with Holy communion at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning. Short services will be held at 10 o'clock and again in the evening at 7:30. The remainder of Lenzen observance and services will be announced Sunday. Double 'Em Up! Two-Trouser Suits Free Hemming Service materials bought Wednesday, Baby Day will be hemmed free of charge. So tra In the Presbyterian church met last night at the R. L. Cocnes home and formed a Philathea class. Mrs. R. B. Gregg, Mrs. Bert Morley and Miss Jessie Coons were hostesses. After the business meeting the hour was devoted to an informal program to commemorate Abraham Lincoln, on whose birthday the meeting was held. Mrs. Floyd Curtis read Mary Shipman Andrews' "Tribute," a masterpiece of its kind. Anecdotes and other interesting historical facts concerning the "Great Emancipator" were told. Refreshments were served later, fourteen young ladies enjoying the several phases of the meeting. Noted Nurse Here Mrs. Margaret Barrows, of Los Angeles, is in Anaheim nursing Mrs. C. B. Sterner, Mrs. Barrows has a nursing record of which to be proud. Serving all along the Mexican border, during the World War, and is now a Red Cross nurse. She also is a D. A. R. No home has ever been too humble for her ministrations when she was called and her entire life has been devoted in the cause of humanity. Her capability, honesty and courage and extensive philanthropic deeds have placed her in a high position among the "angels of mercy," as war nurses particularly are known. Entertains for Father E. A. Sparks was honored with a dinner party by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snodgrass in honor of his birthday anniversary. The table was pretty appointed in Valentine features and a red and white birthday cake added to its attractiveness. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Snodgrass, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Sparks, Miss Philura Sparks and Jack Clemens. Double 'Em Up! Two-Trouser Suits $10.00 to $20.00 Did he slide into 'em? We'll say he did! But when he slides into one of our Spring Suits—with two pair of trousers—he'll be the happiest kid in the world just because he can always have a pair when he's supposed to be dressed up! Mothers, there's more than double wear in every one of our Spring Suits! JOYNER GOOD HEALTH TABLETS Registrate the Seasons, dates, holidays and special occasions. $190 for membership 200 per person Reservations online or call 516-748-3200 Heyin's Pharmacy Ask for list of JOYNER REMEDIES P. H. McCloskey 219 W. Center St. Hemming Service terials bought Wednesday, Baby Day will be hemmed free of charge. Special attention given to phone orders. Carriage Sets—(Pillow $4.75 to Made of good quality Crepe Blue, those at $4.75 embroidered ter grades hand embroidered Infants Long an Made of all Wool Cashmere Crepe in many styles. FALKEN PAGE 1923 THE BARBECUE ARKS DATE OF THRU EVENTS Important dates in the lives of Mrs. Geo. Trapp were Sunday at the Trapp home of (town). Mrs. Trapp's the-wedding anniversary of Mrs. Trapp and the birthday feisner, an intimate friend Angeles. Door barbecue had been for the foast, but the rain impossible so Mr. Trapp congrate for the big fireplace sole charge of cooking the again lived up to his repu-nephew, Mr. Freeman, age of table arrangements of the foods on the table in fast room, where it was d in cafeteria fashion. Resentment was derived when after another marchol to or a second helping of the islands. Y remained until late in noon, when refreshments led. Cards and general ave live the entertainment after day evening Mr. and Mrs. human, of Glendale, neice of and her husband drove with the Traps attended at the Fairyland, "Let It." So George "did" at the next day. Of the occasion were Mr. James Trapp, of Norwalk; Mrs. Arthur Beckwith, Charles and daughter, Helen les; Mr. and Mrs. Claude who, with Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Florence, made keen. Famous Pianist Christian Berghofer and a City Briefs Miss Philomena Ricker of Orange-thorpe is in a hospital in Los Angeles where she is recovering from an operation for appendicitis. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ricker. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huber, of Pittsburg, Penn., are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld, east Cypress street. The easterners are newly-weds and realize the best place on earth to thoroughly enjoy a honeymoon is southern California, which they are toddring. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Freeman, of Glendale, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp. Miss Callye Sparks is the guest of friends at Ocean Park. Miss Arline Robst and Harry Foster of Los Angeles were guests of Miss Bobst's mother Sunday. Mrs. H. C. Ruick passed the day at Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Stewart have returned from a camping trip at Ventura. During their absence Mr. and Mrs. Milton Corcoran of Fullerton were the guests of Miss Lenore Stewart. The business girls are requested to be present at the gym club tomorrow evening. Mrs. Ruby Camp Bandini and little son were week-end visitors in Los Angeles, returning Sunday evening. Mrs. Charles Harbeson is confined to her home with indisposition. CARRISSOA INFANT DIES The three-weeks-old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carrissoa of East Maple avenue, Fullerton, died suddenly this morning. A coronor's inquiry was held. The baby, according to the verdict, died from lack of vitality. Burial was this afternoon in Holy Cross Cemetery at An- HONORS MOTHER WHO BECOMES OCTOGENARIAN The hospitable ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Arnold Singleton, between Anaheim and Fullerton, housed a company of guests, most of whom are Los Angeles relatives and friends, in honor of the eightieth birthday of Mrs Thompson L. Singleton, mother of the host. The honoree, who was a maiden of the Blue Grass state, is a typical southern woman of charm and hospitality, and was highly pleased with the compliment. In the cheery Southland home, on whose walls hang portraits of ancestors dating to the Revolutionary period, spring flowers, in lavender thits, lent their brightness to the event. Thirty guests sat down to the southern dinner served at 2 o'clock. The table was laid with silver which is an heirloom in the Singleton family, many of the pieces also being of Revolutionary dates. A big birthday cake, with the Eighty twinkling candles, graced the table and was graciously cut by the honoree. Among the guests was Judge A. W. Hutton, of Los Angeles, father of Mrs. D. Arnold Singleton, and a man wellknown in Anaheim. The greater number of the happy party were week-end houseguests of the Singletons. Whist Club Friday The Eastern Star Whist Club will meet Friday afternoon, Feb. 16, at 2 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. A full attendance is expected. CALIFORNIA HOTEL GUESTS New guests at California Hotel, Fullerton: C. G. Pranchet, and F. C. Groupe, Long Beach; W. W. Harvey, M. A. Laswell, G. B. Leonard Wednesday --- Baby Day at Falkenstein's Brings values of exceptional worth to mothers—Note the following: Crocheted Sacques $1.35, $1.95, $2.45 Pure Wool Crocketed and Knitted Sacques of finest yarn in various styles of White with Pink and Blue trimming combinations. Wool Bootees 39c to $1.18 Several dozen of very attractive styles of crocheted Bootees have been taken from regular stocks and re- Hand Embroidered Pillow Tops $2.35 Beautiful pillows tops, embroidered on very sheer batiste in several Wool Bootees 39c to $1.18 Several dozen of very attractive styles of crocheted Bootees have been taken from regular stocks and repriced for Baby Day. Hand Embroidered Pillow Tops $2.35 Beautiful pillows tops, embroidered on very sheer batiste in several attractive designs. Rubber Crib Sheets $1.00 Each First quality rubber crib sheets are very low priced, when offered at $1.00. A new fresh stock has just been received.—Their quality is guaranteed. Age Sets—(Pillow and Cover to Match) $4.75 to $9.75 Of good quality Crepe de Chine imitated nose at $4.75 embroidered by machine sets hand embroidered. Infants Long and Short Coats All Wool Cashmere $4.25 to $10.00 and many styles. LKENSTEIN'S Anaheim, California