oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-06

RARE TALENT, IN MUSIC PROGRAM BEFORE EBELL A MUSICAL program of modern music of high order was given yesterday before the Anaheim Ebell club, Mrs. Arnold Peek, Miss Mabel Woodworth and Mrs. Ollieme Enlow Mathews contributing the program. And not the least of the music was the community singing, led by Mrs. G. Herbert Goodale, when "America, the Beautiful," and, "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" were enthusiastically sung. The usual business routine preceded the program during which hour the new year books were distributed. Reports from all the sections were card, which shows the activity to be greater than ever before in the club's history. The ladies parlor in the Elks club was crowded to 15 at most and the audience showed its appreciation by the hearty applause and undivided attention. The numbers included a two piano rendicton, "Phantase," Mozart-Greg, by Mrs. Peek and Mrs. Woodworth, who kindly responded with two encores. The violin solo by Mrs. Mathews, "So Rosingnel," Alabeiss, and in which Miss Woodworth played the piano accompaniment, was marvelously played. The group of numbers on the two pianos, by Mrs. Peek and Miss Woodworth were "Le Sceir," Chaminade; "Gavotte," Musette, Rasa; Walta in A Major, Brahms-Hockstein, and the violin group then rendered by Mrs. Mathews included Andante, from the opera, "A Violin Maker of Cremona," Hubay, and Los Farfuclets, Puente, and to which Mrs. Mathews graciously acknowledged her appreciation of the applause by giving an enchore. The number, Arensky Suite, including a romance, waltz and poli-talented Pair Coming Professor and Mrs. James A. Shearer, who will give an organ and voice concert at the White Temple Thursday night, $ o'clock, are closing a nine months concert tour. Mr. Shearer was organist of the Glasgow Art Galleries and is a member of the Royal College of Organists, London and of the Royal College of Music, London. Mrs. Shearer has studied in Manchester, England and Brussels, Belgium. She has a soprano voice of great dramatic power and natural beauty an doing with remarkable smoothness and perfect articulation. The concert Thursday night is free to the public but a silver offering will be taken, one-half of which will go to the purchase of chairs for primary department of the White Temple Sunday school, Mrs. J. K. Langdon, superintendent. The little tots coming to this department have become so numerous that more chairs must be purchased. So the patrons of the concert will have an enjoyable musical evening and also help a good cause. PRETTY SECRET TOLD TO FRIEND OVER TEA CUPS THE announcement of the engagement of Miss Lucille Davis, of Los Angeles, to Mr. John Wilson, of Anaheim, was the occasion for two very pretty social affairs. Miss Davis was hostess at tea to twelve girl friends in the Peacock room of the Mary Louise Tea Shop, Saturday afternoon. The novel method of quaintly gowned tiny maids, carrying French bouquets, on which was inscribed "Luelle-John," was employed, these favors being found at each cover. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson, parents of the groom-elect, entertained Sunday with a sumptuous dinner in HAPPY OCELEBRATION LITTLE STARTING IN WITH A PRETTY BACKDROP AT THE HOME OF MRS. A. HURUADO. Fourteen guests girls had a joy games land and coo funny stunts where it belongs which Miss Frank dared farthest Invention. Both yeces Spring flower and the table whent was served lovingly birthday cecelia blow out they say no one can be I.O.N.H., (left Pretty favors which were laid Bernice Kroeger, Petris Agnes McShow, Mary Shain Florence Stella Meyer, Cecelia Querton, Verena and the honorees. She was assist Mrs. M. A. Lennie her friends most mates in St. Sos received many piles of the day. Conclude The Literary Ebell club, with March 8, at the Kustiner, 1123 W program will be Frederick R. Schrine the three volume romance "Jane." ously played. The group of numbers on the two pianos, by Mrs. Peck and Miss Woodworth were "Leslie," Chamlinade; "Gavotte and Musette, Rasa; Walta in A Major, Brahma-Hockstein, and the violin group then rendered by Mrs. Mathews included Andante, from the opera, "A Violin Maker of Cremona," Hubay, and Los Farncletra, Puente, and to which Mrs. Mathews graciously acknowledged her appreciation of the applause by giving an enchore. The number, Arensky Suite, including a romance, waits and poliantise, by Mrs. Peek and Miss Woodworth, brought to a close one of the finest musical programs heard in Anaheim. A short get alquainted hour followed and gave the ladies the opportunity to express individually their delight over the wonderful treat of the afternoon. To Mend for Soldiers Truly, Wednesday will be mending day, in the run of household affairs, for on tomorrow the Legion Auxiliary will meet in the club rooms to mend—all day long. The ladies are putting used clothing in condition to give the ex-service invalida in the hospital n Camp Kearny, which, along with candies, jellies, and jams an other goodies, and a liberal quantity of "smokes," will be delivered next Sunday when a journey to the hospital will be made. More clothing of all kinds for men will be acceptable, as well as any contributions of fruits and spreads. The boys in the hospital are highly appreciative of all that is done for them by the Auxiliary and any assistance given the Auxiliary is deeply appreciated by the members. A pot luck luncheon will be served at noon at tomorrow's meeting and the Legion men have promised to be on hands to "flatter the cooks." Hot coffee will be served. If anyone has used garments which are usable, phone Mrs. Wilson, 357-J and they will be called for. Any contributions of sweets and fruits are also acceptable. Entertain for Easterner Mr. and Mrs. Win Trapp, Sr., entertained Sunday in their beautiful home east of Anaheim, several of their friends from Los Angeles. A amputuous mid-afternoon repast was prepared by Mr. Trapp and the remainder of the time was passed with music and games and in talking over old times. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. Guillock and daughter, Helen; Mr. and Mrs. R. Irwin and daughter, Else; Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Irwin. The gathering was in honor of Mrs. Kate Schneider, of Chicago, sister-in-law of Mrs. Trapp, and Miss Mary Herbert, cousin of Mrs. Schneider, from Downers Grove, Ill. Union to Elect Officers The Women's Union of the Calvary Baptist church will hold an all-day meeting at the Spanish Mission, Hefena and Chestnut, Thursday, March 8. All annual reports of the officers will be read at the business meeting in the afternoon and officers elected for the coming year. An interfeeding missionary program has been planned. A short play will be given by some of the members and Miss Hawley, a missionary at San Pedro, will give a talk. A pot luck luncheon will be served at the noon hour. The executive board will act as hostess. Club Section Meeting Choir friends from Los Angeles. A numptuous mid-afternoon repast was prepared by Mrs. Trapp and the remainder of the time was passed with music and games and in talking over old times. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. Guillock and daughter, Helen; Mr. and Mrs. E. Irwin and daughter, Elde; Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Irwin. The gathering was in honor of Mrs. Kate Schneider, of Chicago, sister-in-law of Mrs. Trapp, and Miss Mary Herberg, cousin of Mrs. Schneider, from Downers Grove, Ill. The son Walter Trapp, who was home over the week-end from Harvard school, was also one of the guests. Woodcraft Meeting Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold the regular meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Eva Boyd, 129 South Olive Street. The meeting will open at 2:30. Club Section Meeting The History and Travel Section of Ebell club meets tomorrow afternoon with Miss Kate Rea, at her home at 2 o'clock. Amaranth Tonight Liberty Court, Order of the Amaranth, will hold the regular meeting this evening in Masonic Temple. MESDAMES MOSLEY & CARLE ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING & FANCYWORK The "Little Shop" 216 Wilson & Bever Building Phone 1043 Hours 9 to 4 WHY NOT PAINT YOUR AUTO NOW PROBST PAINTS AUTOS FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Phone 527-W. 113-115 W. Adele St. THE WOMAN'S PAGE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, MARCH 6, 1923 HAPPY OCCASION CELEBRATED WITH LITTLE FRIENDS STARTING in on her second decade, Miss Cecelia Lenain was honored with a pretty birthday party yesterday at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. A. Hortado, 312 West Broadway. Fourteen guests were present and the girls had a jolly afternoon with games and contests. Among the funny stunts was pinning the tail where it belonged on the donkey, in which Miss Frances Quarton was successful and Miss Claire Lenain wandered farthest from the proper location. Both received prizes. Flowers decked the rooms and the table where delicious refreshment was served, topped off with the lovely birthday cake. The cake had eleven twinkling candles which Miss Cecelia blow out with ease, which they say, noicates skis will be never be looh.n., (left on mother's hands). Pretty favors were at each cover, which were laid for the young Miss Bernice Kroeger, Lucille Smith, Alice Ferris, Agnes Messenger, Alma Ruth Show, Mary Show, Bernardina Bastain, Florence Delhel, Eva Lehr, Stella Meyer, Cecelia Detrich, Frances Quarton, Verena Baum, Claire Lenain and the honoree. She was assisted by her mother, Mrs. M. A. Lenain, in entertaining her friends, most of who were schoolmates in St. Joseph's academy. She received many pretty gifts in honor of the day. Conclude Book Study The Literary section of Anaheim Ebell club, will meet Thursday, March 5, at the home of Mrs. Joe Kustiner, 1123 West Broadway. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Frederick R. Schiller. A resume of the three volumes of the educational romance: "Jean Christoph." By Rev. Class Honors Teacher Miss Esther Pember, one of Anaheim's popular brides-elect, was the honored at a cleverly arranged party given by the pupils of her Sunday school class. Miss Pember was invited to spend the afternoon with Mrs. George Tedrick and upon her arrival there was greeted by a bevy of girls. She was presented with a veritable shower of towels. A delicious luncheon was served late in the afternoon. Present at the happy affair for Miss Pember were the Missen Lots Dunham, Vida Sutherland, Marjorie Latourette, Lillian Wagner, Riva and Ruth Potter, Evelyn Magathan, Ruth Davis, Marie White, Lorraine Williams, Charlyn Tedrick, Helen Reinherl and Mrs. George Tedrick. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at the Hotel Valencia include: J. C. Jewett, H. Schwartz, Charles A. Murler, C. Exreeman, L. J. Judd, T. Anderson, F. G. Dahl, S. W. McCulloch, C. A. Hermann, H. F. Mix, George D. Winters, Mrs. K. L. Hargrove, Ethel B. McKimley, E. L. Schmidt, M. Squires, C. B. Schoonmaher, Arthur Boyce, R. I. Bailey, Mrs. A. B. Scott, A. L. Jordan, and W. W. Harvey, Los Angeles; A. G. Johnson, York; E. H. Peterson, Denver; W. W. Starbuck, and D. L. K. Parker, San Francisco; D. W. Frew, Newhall; T. D. McKeever, San Francisco; H. R. Fehnell, New York; J. W. Randall, Taft; Fred Nash, San Diego; Mrs.' Charles Marsh, Redlands; and F.S.Ruggles, Redlands. Other guests include: Miss I. Murray, Mrs. A. R. Ringwell, Miss C.C.Nashman, Y.N.Randall, R.A.Potts, M.B.Haver, Frank J.Murray, W.Taylor, Miss Margaret Welsh, Mrs.Balntek, Mrs.A.L.Norris,Mrs.G.H.Kaufman,R.R.Ree. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, March 6.(Spl.) The Buena Park Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mrs.Charles Preston at Tustin on Friday, March 9th, to celebrate the thirty-fourth anniversary of the club.The club was formerly called the Ladies Mutual Aid Society and originated when a number of ladies called at the home of a sick neighbor to sew for her.Here were five members in the society at that time. Mr. and Mrs.J.L.Tyler of Huntington Park were guests of Mr. and Mrs.L.T.Winey on Saturday. Mrs.Lawrence Tilton was a Los Angeles shopper on Saturday. Mrs.Frank Smith and son Bobbie motored to Anaheim on Saturday afternoon. Miss Roman of Los Angeles will give a program at the school hall on Friday evening under the auspices of the Parent-Teachers Association. Miss Roman will furnish the program for the entire evening and half the proceeds will be turned over to the P-T.A.The ladies of the P-T.A.A will have a booth where home made candles will be sold. Mr. and Mrs.Harvey Calaway and Miss Hilda Calaway were Anaheim shoppers on Saturday. There will be two new subdivisions opened in the near future.W.E.Gernart is making plans to subdivide his acreage on the east side of Grand avenue between the Park and Northam station.The average belonging to Mr.Pryor on the corner of Grand and Oranghorpe will also be divided into residential lots.H.S.Horn has sold two lots on Grand avenue to Herbert Hunt from La Habra and Albert Moon of the Park. Conclude Book Study The Literary section of Anaheim Shell club, will meet Thursday, March 8, at the home of Mrs. Joe Kustner, 1123 West Boundway. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Frederick R. Schiller. A resume of the three volumes of the educational romance, "Jean Christoph," by Romain Rolland, will be given by Mrs. C.W. Hedges, Mrs. H.R. Grove, Miss Elise Jessurun, Mrs. Newman Sanford, Mrs. Arthur Cohn, Mrs. Lee Bevier, Mrs. C.E. Chamberlaine and Mrs. C.W. Austin. This will conclude the study of the book. A short sketch of the life of Romain Rolland and a talk on recent books by Mrs. Schiller, will bring the program to a close. All members of the Ebell club are cordially invited to come. The meeting will start promptly at 2 p.m. G & L LEASE G. & L. LEASE, March 6. (Spl.)—Mrs. Charlie Nichols and two sons Therman and Jack of Placentia and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield were Anaheim visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quin of Stearns Lease were alling on friends of this lease Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Flickinger of Los Angeles are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Delaney. Mr. and Mrs. Heath Hannore, Mrs. G.S. Hanmore and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent Thursday with Mrs. M.J. Hanmore of Placentia. Among those that attended the play of Sherwood at the Fullerton Union High school Friday evening were Eddie Crawford, Waldo Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatfield. Mrs.J.C. Stay and daughter Coda Lee of La Habra spent the week-end with her sister Mrs.Knox Sellers. Mr. and Mrs.Roy Dewett and two sons Virgil and Roy of Los Angeles, Howard Smith of Bresa and Mrs.H.C.Currie and daughter Lorraine of Fullerton were dinner guest Sunday with Mrs.Wemett's mother, Mrs.Gregg Smith. Mr. and Mrs.H.D.Nelson and daughter Violet, Mr. and Mrs.Jeff Strain, Wesel Wright all of Downey and Miss Letha Strain of Whittler were guests to a chicken and rabbit dinner Sunday with Mrs.Nelson's daughter Mr. and Mrs.Isaac Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs.L.F.Lenily and family were visiting friends on the Standard Cyote Lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Lewis Dun and son Ray spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.W.D.Livington of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs.W.E.Pope was when the latter's brother YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, March 6.(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Knight of Huntington Beach were visitors at the R.A.Knight home on Friday. Mrs.A.W.Miller is quite ill at her home north of the tract. The Whittler College girls glee club will give a concert in the Yorba Linda Woman's club house on Tuesday evening. A large attendance is looked for. Mr. and Mrs.C.H.Eichler were guests of friends at dinner Sunday evening at the "California" in Fulerton. A large number from attended the play "Sherwood" at Fullerton High school on Friday evening. Miss Marsha.Vernon was the hostee at a turkey dinner given at the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.E.Y.Partridge of Whittler to celebrate her Birthday, on Friday evening. Other relatives from here attended and a jolly time is reported. A dance was held in Ley Hall on Friday evening. It is understood another will be held next week.Fuller announcement will be made later. Mr. and Mrs.C.R.Selover were gracious host and hostess to a number of friends on Saturday evening at their home here "500" formed the evening's entertainment, prizes being won by Mrs.Murray and Mr.E.R.Walker, firsts and Mrs.Walker and Mr.M.A:Bridge consolations.Decorations were in purple and yellow shades and Easter motifs were used.The ladies were each given a violet coralage and the men a jonguil buttonle.Dalty refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to the following guests:Mr. and Mrs.E.R.Walker,Mrs.G.C.Kinsman and Mrs.O'Brien,Mr.andMrs.CasPaine,Mrs.Charity Murray,Mr.andMrs.Warrick Murray,Miss MarshaVernon,M.r.M.Vernon,Miss May Conner,M.r.M.A.Bridge andMr.Harold Welch. Mrs.V.I.L.Mills and daughter Geraldine of Whittler were recent visitors here. Mr.和Mrs.M.Horne were recent Los Angeles visitors. Mr.Phillip Sparks is at home again after several months working in the Long Beach oil fields.Mr.Sparks has fully recovered from burns received a few weeks ago when he with several others were in an explosion which occurred in the oil wells and the beach. Recipe Day; Round Table Tomorrow is Recipe day at Pincenta Round Table club.Luncheon will be served at 12:30,and every member is expected to bring her favorite dish and give the recipe for Miss Drucilla Mackey will lecture,and election of officers also will be a feature of the meeting.The hostesses are the Meidanes S.J.Tuffree,Robert McKee,Fred Cline and C.R.Farrar. "Little Shoppe" Opens "The Little Shoppe" 218 Wilson-Bever-blog., is open for business and the proprietors Mmes Mosley and Carle are ready to receive customers. While this establishment will specialize in dressmaking,they will also take orders for all kinds of fancy work,also the making of bridal sets,lingerie,etc.Later they plan to put in a line of a celebrated make of corset. Baby's Comes Wedd In our calendar of events Baby Day—should be we note of economy in the f LONG OR NainsookDress Dozens of cunning little d and up are being featured Regular $1.35 values... Regular $1.85 Values... Regular $2.35 values... Regular $2.75 values... Regular $3.50 values... Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Nelson and daughter Violet, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Strain, Wesel Wright all of Downey and Miss Letha Strain of Whittier were guests to a chicken and rabbit dinner Sunday with Mrs. Nelson's daughter Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemly and family were visiting friends on the Standard Cyte Lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dun and son Ray spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Livington of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pope was surprised when the latter's brother-in-law and brother from Southern Utah arrived to visit them. Mesdames Messer and Critton are proud possessors of a new Thor washing machine. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pope and son Billie spent Thursday evening with the latter's brother Mr. and Mrs. Cardle Clegg of Santa Fe Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany were Anaheim visitors Thursday. Frank Richards is nursing a bad cold this week. Pete Kendricks who has been confined to his bed the past two weeks with the flu is able to be up and around again. Mrs. Cardle Cligg of Santa Fe Springs and Mrs. George Wimer of Long Beach spent Monday with the latter's sister Mrs. W. E. Pope. Mrs. Kemish of Stearns lease and Mrs. Messer left Friday by auto to visit their mother Mrs. Loyd of Fillmore. Ira Stone was a visitor at Corona Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and two children of Richfield spent Saturday with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 'Quin of Stearns lease and Mr. and Mrs. Gylford Hanmore attended the show at Placentia Saturday evening. Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois spent Friday evening with her mother Mrs. Wm. Wimer of Los Angeles. Mesdames P. T. Brown, Knox Sellers and Ray Hatfield are proud possessors of a new Brunswick Phonograph. Mesdames Heath Hanmore, G. S. Hanmore and Isane Mayfield were Pullerton visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Curthouse of Believevers Gardens spent Monday with the former's mother Mrs. Mrya Outhouse. PROFESSIONAL CARDS Telephone 554 X-Ray Diagnosis DR. W. L. SPATES Dentist Suite 211-12 Kraemer Building Anaheim, Calif. DR. C. S. O'TOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phone: Residence 546 Office 569 Dr. John A. Jackson Physician & Surgeon Office and Residence 116 Melrose Phone 956 Johnston-Wicket Clinic CLINIC BUILDING, ANAHEIM Dr. H. A. Johnston Dr. W. H. Wickett Dr. H. D. Newkirk Dr. J. Robinson Dr. A. H. Galvin Dr. K. L. Hargrave Dr. H. Van de Erve Dr. W. M. Cole Dr. M. W. Hollingsworth Dr. C. Mayfield Dr. B. Raiche Dr. C. Sutton J. S. Ward Ph.D. Dozens of cunning little dogs and up are being featured Regular $1.35 values... Regular $1.85 Values... Regular $2.35 values... Regular $2.75 values... Regular $3.50 values... Philippine Hand Embroidered $1.45, $1.95 Made and embroidered entitlement dainty pillow slips of fine large range of designs to cheat PARK NEWS ANAHEIM’S TALENT ON AIR THURSDAY Anaheim will have a one-hour radio concert Thursday, March 8, to be broadcast from the Santa Ana Register, K F A W, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The program was selected by Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, under the direction of George E. Johnson, of the Chamber staff, himself an enthusiastic radio expert. It will be noticed from the program published in full below, that Anaheim has responded nobly to Mr. Johnson’s call on behalf of the Chamber. In the five minutes allowed for a brief sketch of Orange Co., and Anaheim, considerable notice will be included regarding the plans for the third annual California Valencia Orange Show, to be held here May 22-30, inclusive. Reports show that the Register concerts are being heard in all parts of North America, and this affair promises to give Anaheim more publicity than any other “wheeze” attempted in several months. Getting before every radio fan on the western slope and in many eastern states, this offering will carry its message faithfully for Amerieks Community Choral Club, and the undoubted talent outside that artistic and influential organization, including Anaheim Conservatory of Music and high school building talent that is sure to make its mark, with increasing opportunity of appearing before such grand audiences of the air as Thursday’s concert will command. Those Elks who have no radio sets, can hear this concert at Anaheim Elks’ Club. Not less than fifty Anahelmers have given up this hour to go to the Register office at Santa Ana Thursday and put on this program: Anaheim Civic Anthem, composed by L. Danz, words by Isabel Shepherd, sung by Anaheim Composer BREA NEWS BREA, March 6.—(Spl.)—M Alva Kewish and little daughter Clinton Odeeh will return home from Fullerton Hospital the first of new week. Mr. and Mrs. Stona Gipson at children on West Cedar-st move Sunday to Anaheim. Mr. J. F. Schweitzer has sold interest in the tool shop on Olm Blvd. to the Basch Roos Co., recent Mr. Turner of the G. & L. lee was a Brea visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert entertain their son, Mr. Moore, wife and lion Son Friday in Brea on S. Wut-st. Mr. Cris Anderson is able to up after a spell with the flu. Mrs. M. E. Higgins’ body will shipped Sunday to her home, M soula Montana. She passed away her son’s home, Ezra Danforth Sherman, Cal. She is Mrs. Epli aunt and many Brea folks will regear hearing of her death. Mrs Higgins was 33 years of age. Mrs. Jack Gaiden of West Coast Lease was a Brea visitor Sunday. Mr. Luckenbach was in Brera-Friday from the West Coast lease. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Epia and littleraughter Mildred, were Sunday visitors. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McIntyre was buried Friday in Loma Vista Cemetery, Mr McIntyre is very poorly. Mrs. H. A. Epia and daughter Mildred were Los Angeles visitor Friday on business. Mrs. Cox was a Los Angeles visitor Saturday. Meadames Jarvis, Epia, Swoo Wheeler and Kuensel were in attendance from Brea to the pot luck dinner and meeting of W. R. C. in Bellapton Thursday. M Chainbers is on the sick ll this week with a severe cold. Round Table Recipe day at Plauble club. Luncheon at 12:30, and every time to bring her fajve the recipe for Mackey will lecture, officers also will be a taking. The hostesses S. J. Tuffree, Robd Cline and C. R. Oppe" Opens shopped" 216 Wilson open for business and Mmex Mosley and to receive customers. establishment will speaking, they will also all kinds of fancy making of bridal sets. After they plan to put celebrated make of Conservatory of Music and high school building talent that is sure to make its mark, with increasing opportunity of appearing before such grand audiences of the air as Thursday's concert will command. Those Elks who have no radio sets, can hear this concert at Anaheim Elks' Club. Not less than fifty Anaheimers have given up this hour to go to the Register office at Santa Ana Thursday and put on this program: Anaheim Civic Anthem, composed by L. Danz, words by Isabel Shepherd, sung by Anaheim Community chorus. Bass solo, out in the deep, by Frederick Lohr, sung by Chas. K. Eaton of Anaheim Community Choral Club, piano accompanist, Mrs. Seitz. Sporano solo, I Love You, Dear Sung by Mrs. Walter Ross of Anaheim Community Choral Club. Piano accompanist, Mrs. Seitz. Tenor solo, Until by Sanderson. Sung by Mr. Carl Rohles, director Anaheim Community Choral Club. Soldier chorus, by Faust. Sung by Anaheim Community Choral Club. Talk on Orange County and Anaheim, Geo. E. Johnson. Saxophone solo, Agravatin Papa. Played by Roderick Bradstad with piano accompaniment, Miss Mabel Mitchell. Soprano solo, Angel's Serenade, by Brags. Sung by Elizabeth Sicgel, accompanied by Mrs. Seigel at piano and Mr. Siegel, flute obligato. All of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music. Duett from Mendelssohn, Elizabeth Seigel and Anna-Marie Siegel. Accom. Mrs. S. Siegalat piano. Anaheim Conservatory of Music. Haunting Blues, saxaphone solo Roderick Bradstad. Accom. by Mabe Mitchell. Piano solo, Impromptu, by Shu bert Anna Marle Siegel. Anaheim Conservatory of Music. Saxophone solo, Sweet Indian Home, Roderick Bradstad. Accom. by Mabe Mitchell. Baby's Own Day mes Wednesday at Falkenstein's Calendar of events Baby Day is one of the favorites. Tomorrow—day should be well attended—for mothers will recognize a decided economy in the following items: LONG OR SHORT InsookDressesReduced of cunning little dresses in sizes 6 months are being featured for this Baby Day. $1.35 values... $1.00 $1.85 Values... $1.45 $2.35 values... $1.85 $2.75 values... $2.25 $3.50 values... $2.85 Hinsook Dresses Reduced of cunning little dresses in sizes 6 months are being featured for this Baby Day. $1.35 values ... $1.00 $1.85 Values ... $1.45 $2.35 values ... $1.85 $2.75 values ... $2.25 $3.50 values ... $2.85 One Hand Embroidered Pillow Slips $1.45, $1.95, $2.95 And embroidered entirely by hand are these pillow slips of fine quality Batiste. A range of designs to choose from. Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Hinsook Petticoats 75c to $1.85 The made of excellent materials in a large range of attractive styles. Soft Sole Shoes 85c Rubber Balls 60c to $1.00 Books $1.85 & $2. Baby Harness 75c and $1.25 $1.15 to $1.50 FREE HEMMING SERVICE! All diaper materials bought Wednesday— Baby Day—will be hemmed free of charge. Special attention to phone orders. White Outing Flannel 18c to 35c Canton Flannel 22c and up Wool Flannel 75c and up ALKENSTEIN'S