oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-14

JOLLY TRIO IS LIFE OF WOMAN'S CLUB BAZAAR BUENA PARK Woman's club is setting back in her easy chair this morning feeling perfectly satisfied with her bazaar and entertainment presented yesterday and last evening in the Masonic temple there. The committee, the Meadames W. B. Shaw, Cliffey, Ed Mann, L. J. Robertson and several assistants were responsible for a very happy evening. The Country store, wherein Uncle Josh, (N. D. McDowell) the Pat Boy, (L. C. Wilsey) and Sallie (Miss Anna Fiske) were entertaining and superlatively polite assistants, was well patronized. Contributions to the stock were made by The Peck Hardware store, Boston Bakery, Style Shop, Art shop and others, of Anaheim and music was enjoyed on the Columbia phonograph, also a donation from an Anaheim music store. Fullerton and Buena Park merchants donated generously to the stock. A fish pond, fortune telling booth, candy, fancy work and plant booth all were popular places and did thriving business. The proceeds from the bazaar will total about $250. The three jolly characters, Uncle Josh, Fat Boy and Sallie, made a decided hit and no doubt their services will be in great demand henceforth and forever. The beauty contest was a very close one and resolved itself into a contest wherein, not the beauty of the contestant was at stake, but which side could get checks written the faster, as each candidate had equal support. Miss Fiske clinically won out and when time was called Miss Virginia Roberson's backers were still writing checks for voting. The Buena Park Woman's club Popular Girl Weds The marriage of Miss Rose Oahu Kellogg, daughter of the late H. Clay Kellogg and Mrs. Kellogg, to Mr. Albert Eugene Chast, of Los Angeles, is an event of interest to northern Orange-co. Her mother, Mrs. Helen Kellogg, is a prominent club and fraternal woman and the bride herself is a member of the Order of Eastern Star. White Shirreth and the Amarrenth, her mother being presiding officer of the latter. The wedding was celebrated in the olenwood Mission Inn, the double ring ceremony having been performed by Judge Aibbard, a lifelong friend of the bride's late father. She was given in marriage by her mother. Included in the guest list were Mr. and Mrs. Chast, Mr. and Mrs. George Young of Elsinore, Mrs. Kellogg, mother and Mrs Helen Kellogg, sister of the bride. Their home will be made in Santa Ana with the grandmother of the groom during the erection of a pretty bungalow home. The bride's father, H. Clay Kellogg, was a well-known civil engineer of Orange-co, passed away about one year ago. Since her graduation from Santa Ana Junior college Mrs Kellogg had been connected with the James Confectionery and was the complimented guest at a party by her co-workers recently. Many other pretty courtesies were showered upon her in anticipation of the coming event. Vacation in the Mountains A merry party composed of a jolly group left early Sunday morning for Lake Arrowhead and returned last evening. The various diversions of the mountain resort were enjoyed. In the crowd were Mr. and Mrs Webb, Fullerton, Misses Eunice Rainey, Elenora Holtchusen and TICKETS SELL LIKE HOT CAKES FOR "PHOEBE" WHIRLWIND campaign was launched this morning in tickets to "Phoebe," musical comedy which will star the best-talking obtainable in Anaheim. Miss Nina Harkins is chairman of the committee and has outlined quick campaion. The committee is very grateful to the following patrons: Mr. and Mrs. H. D. A. Carle, Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Copperland, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. E. Axup, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Belz, Dr. and Mr. J.P. Brastad, Mrs. and Mrs.Blaire Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Clayn, Mrs.M.E.Canab,Mr. and Mrs.H.E.Carner,Miss Ann Clark,Miss Elizabeth Calnen,Mr. and Mrs.Joo Collings,Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Cohen,Mr. and Mrs.W.Carle,Mr. and Mrs.Fayette Copperland,Mr. and Mrs.C.E.Chamberlin,Mr. and Mrs.H.P.Campbell,Mr. and Mrs.W.A.DolanMr. and Mrs.Lee Elecholtz,Mrs.Mandrs.Homer Eddy.Kurt-Bpstein,Mr. and Mrs.W.Falkenstein,Mr. and Mrs.C.B.GoodsonMr. and Mrs.C.P.Griev,Mr. and Mr.Dan Granada,Mr.和Mrs.W.B Holland,Mrs.Ida J.Hughes,Mr.和Mrs.F.B.Harden,Mr.和Mrs.Harry Hathaway,Mr.和Mrs.D.Jesurun,Mr.和Mrs.L.Z.Kiener,Mr.和Mrs.C.C.Lamb,Mr.和Mrs.V.D.Loly,Mr.和Mrs.L.Houdon,Mr.和Mrs.Thomas Lesey,Mr.和Mrs.L.Y.Mattes,Mr.和Mrs.A.B.McCord,Mr.和Mrs.H.E.McDonald,Sidney McDonald,Mr.和Mrs.Herman Melcher,Mr.和Mrs.Rose Phegley,Mr.和Mrs.Sidney Prince,Mr.和Mrs.H.C.Rulick,Mr.和Mrs.G.C.RandallMr.和Mrs.J.O Read Mr.和Mrs.Thewirldwind campaign was launched this morning in tickets to "Phoebe," musical comedy which will star the best-talking obtainable in Anaheim.Miss Nina Harkins is chairman of the committee and has outlined quick campaion. The committee is very grateful to the following patrons: Mr. and Mrs.H.D.A.Carle,Mr. and Mrs.Fayette Copperland,Mr. and Mrs.C.E.Chamberlin,Mr.and Mrs.H.P.Campbell,Mr.and Mrs.W.A.DolanMr.and Mrs.Lee Elecholtz,Mrs.Mandrs.Homer Eddy.Kurt-Bpstein,Mr.and Mrs.W.Falkenstein,Mr.and Mrs.C.B.GoodsonMr.and Mrs.C.P.Griev,Mr.andMr.Dan Granada,Mr.将和Mrs.W.B Holland,Mrs.Ida J.Hughes,Mr。andMrs.F.B.Harden,Mr。andMrs.Harry Hathaway,Mr。andMrs.D.Jesurun,Mr。andMrs.L.Z.Kiener,M将和Mrs.C.C.Lamb,M将和Mrs.V.D.Loly,M将和Mrs.L.Houdon,Mr。andMrs.Thewirldwind campaign was launched this morning in tickets to "Phoebe," musical comedy which will star the best-talking obtainable in Anaheim.Miss Nina Harkins is chairman of the committee and has outlined quick campaion. The committee is very grateful to the following patrons: Mr. and Mrs.H.D.A.Carle,Mr. and Mrs.Fayette Copperland,Mr. and Mrs.C.E.Chamberlin,Mr。and Mrs.H.P.Campbell,Mr。and Mrs.W.A.DolanMr。and Mrs.Lee Elecholtz,Mrs.Mandrs.Homer Eddy.Kurt-Bpstein,Mr。and Mrs.W.Falkenstein,Mr。and Mrs.C.B.GoodsonMr。and Mrs.C.P.Griev,Mr。andMr.Dan Granada,M将和Mrs.W.B Holland,Mrs.Ida J.Hughes,Mr。andMrs.F.B.Harden,Mr。andMrs.Harry Hathaway,Mr。andMrs.D.Jesurun,M将和Mrs.C.C.Lamb,M将和Mrs.V.D.Loly,M将和Mrs.L.Houdon,Mr。andMrs.Thewirldwind campaign was launched this morning in tickets to "Phoebe," musical comedy which will star the best-talking obtainable in Anaheim.Miss Nina Harkins is chairman of the committee and has outlined quick campaion. 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doubt their services will be in great demand henceforth and forever. The beauty contest was a very close one and received itself into a contest wherein, not the beauty of the contestant was at stake, but which side could get checks written the faster, as such candidate had equal support. Miss Flake finally won out and when time was called Miss Virginia Robertson's backers were still writing checks for voting. The Buena Park Women's club has staged several most successful affairs and are looking forward with pleasure to a club home in the not distant future. Visit Norse Studio Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Frazer and Mrs. J. H. Swan were guests at the Norse studio in Hollywood Saturday evening when a dancing and singing program was presented by a talented juvenile dancing pair and a French songbird Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Luce, members of the club also were present. The Luces will be dinner guesses at a 6:30 dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sergeant, in Hollywood, when Russian vlands will be served, the hostess being a native of Russia. C. E.'s. Sunrise Meeting The Orange-co Christian Endeavor society planned a sunrise prayer meeting for Thanksgiving morning at its executive meeting held Sunday in Santa Ana. Meroy Heilis was the favored place, but details were left in the hands of a committee appointed by Homer Anderson, president, of Garden Grove. Pullerton was chosen as the meeting place for the next county convention the date to be announced later. Dinner at Luce Home Arthur Finney of San Francisco and Mrs. Faught, sister of Mrs. W. A. Luce, and two children, Arden and Audrey, were Sunday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luce, Miss Audrey, who is but thirteen, has been a dancer on the Orpheum circuit in the middle west, until their removal to California a few months ago, and danced for the entertainment of the guests during the evening. Vocal music also enlivened the after dinner hours. Rebekahs To Initiate Regular Rebekah meeting will be held Friday night in Odd Fellows hall as usual. There will be initiation and a social tide afterward. All visiting Rebekahs are made a decided hit and no doubt their services will be in great demand henceforth and forever. The beauty contest was a very close one and received itself into a contest wherein, not the beauty of the contestant was at stake, but which side could get checks written the faster, as such candidate had equal support. Miss Flake finally won out and when time was called Miss Virginia Robertson's backers were still writing checks for voting. The Buena Park Women's club has staged several most successful affairs and are looking forward with pleasure to a club home in the not distant future. Vacation in the Mountains A merry party composed of a jolly group left early Sunday morning for Lake Arrowhead and returned last evening. The various diversions of the mountain resort were enjoyed. In the crowd were Mr. and Mrs. Webb, Fullerton, Misses Eunice Rainey, Elenora Holtchusen and Vivian Duke, the Messrs Elmer Berdrow, Kliner Clabaugh, and Dick Parker. Dinner For Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Jess Coykendall entertained with a duck dinner last evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morningstar, who recently returned from a honeymoon trip. Covers at the table were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Crowson, Harry Witter, Sacramento, Miss Tillie Morningstar, Mr. and Mrs. J. Morningstar and son Willard, the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morningstar and host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Coykendall. The rooms were prettily decorated with pine boughs and cones from the Big Bear home of the Mornnigstars. Nebraskans At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Tremblay presided at a dinner party Sunday when they entertained former Nebraska friends who are now wintering in Long Beach. Duck was the main item on the menu, with other delicacies. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Carr, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carr, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Carroll, all of Long Beach. Practice Game Tonite Manager Myrtle Winters of the basketball team of the Business and Professional Women's club announces a practice this evening at the locl high school gym room. The game with the Santa Ana club will be played the following Wednesday. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Nov. 14 (Spl) Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Smith and daughter, who have been visiting at the Austin Marshburn home the past few months have located for the winter at the California Hotel In Pullerton. Rev. and Mrs. March are enjoying a ten days trip to San countries were showered upon her in anticipation of the coming event. Who's Who in "Phoebe" Gladys Dickenson, as Edith Crawford, is the ingenuity in the musical comedy and takes an active part in the dances. She also appears in the role as contralto soloist and in duets with David Dayton. Miss Dickenson is a senior at Anaheim high school and came here from Joplin, Mo. The stage is not new to this charming girl as she appeared in Elk shows such as "Katchy Koo" and "Jollies of 1922." Harold Kahn takes the role of David Dayton, juventile. His stage experience dates back to high school days and later to Berkeley. His voice is tenor and he had considerable experience with the university glee club. His dancing and musical acts with Miss Crawford for no doubt make a great hit. "The Baby Vamp" is one of their special numbers. Bible Study Class The Interdenomination Bible study class will meet as usual tomorrow afternoon in the Presbyterian church under Mrs. Jane Wilson. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these beneficial study classes. Herman Sisters Notice The monthly social meeting of Rebekahs To Initiate Regular Rebekah meeting will be held Friday night in Odd Fellows hall as usual. There will be initiation and a social time afterward. All visiting Rebekahs are cordially invited. Nurses' Ass'n Meeting The California State Nurses' Ass'n District 16, will meet in the Orange County hospital Friday, Nov. 16, at 2:30. The subject will be "Nurting Procedure." All nurses and their friends are invited. A Beautiful Dainty White Skin for You in one minute or your money back RED OR BROWN FACE, NECK, HANDS OR ARMS WILL BE NON-MONITOR-BEcome A BEAUTIFUL WHITE IF YOU USE Derma Vive Fleen, White Or Brunette, At Home Or In Public. Attractive White Muses or Your Skin Causes Comments on Your Composition. Used in Place of Powder Has Better Effect. Do Not Show or Bug Off. Harmless. Avoid Substitutes. Sixty Centrs. YORBA LINDA Nov. 14 (Spl.) Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Smith and daughter, who have been visiting at the Austin Marshburn home the past few months have located for the winter at the California Hotel in Fullerton. Rev. and Mrs. March are enjoying a ten days trip to San Francisco and vienna. Mrs. Mary Beach, of Battle Creek, Mich., arrived a few days ago to spend the winter with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beach, Mrs. Beach spent last winter here, when she made many friends who are glad to see her return. Mr. and Mrs. Max McBherson who were guests at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldo R. West, attended the ball game in L.A. on Saturday, Myron West enjoyed the game at Pasadena on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckmaster, Mrs. Julia Solover and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Richards were out-of-town visitors on Monday. The Jubilee Singers will give a performance in the Masonic Hall this evening. On Wednesday evening the O.E.Social club will give a dance in the Masonic hall. A large number are planning to attend. Mrs. Ben F. Royle of Y.Libly has returned from a week's visit with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown spent the holidays at Big Bear. Friends here of Col.Shultz, who edited the local Star until a few months ago, will be interested to learn that he is back in Cal.Col.Shultz left here for Oregon and Washington to find a location but returned to Cal.after a few weeks and is employed in the advertising department of a Los Angeles firm, with headquarters in Anaheim. Bible Study Class The Interdenomination Bible study class will meet as usual tomorrow afternoon in the Presbyterian church under Mrs.Jane Whison. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these beneficial study classes. Herman Sisters Notice The monthly social meeting of the Herman Sisters will be held Thursday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m.All members are kindly requested to attend. Vacation Party Reunion Gathering around the festal board last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Fuquay, of near Cypress, the merry company who toured Yosemite together last summer held a reunion and relieved the pleasant outing. A delicious chicken dinner was served, covers marking plates for Mr. and Mrs.Roland Nelan and Roland and Buddy, Mr. and Mrs.C.F.P.Dandy, all of Covina; Mr. and Mrs.Pierce, of Baldwin Park; Dr. and Mrs.V.K. Chanuler, Leonard White and Miss Ruth Reeves. Intricately carved ivory roses, joined, form the girdle of a very stately frock of black velvet. Photographs MAKE A PRESENT THAT YOUR FRIENDS WILL KEEP.MAKE YOUR ENGAGEMENT TODAY.PHONE 529-R. Stewart's Studio 146 W.CENTER The Woman's Page KETS SELL KE HOT CAKES FOR “PHOEBE” HIRLWIND campaign was launched this morning for “Phoebe,” musical comedy will star the best talent available in Anaheim. Miss Nelkins is chairman of the committee is very grateful following patrons and patrons: Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Akerman, Alberta Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Austin, Mr. and D. Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Axup, Mrs. H. K. Boyd, Mr. Bert Belts, Dr. and Mrs. Gastad, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayes, E. Canaby, Mr. and Mrs. Farner, Miss Ann Clark, Elizabeth Calhoun, Mr. and Collings, Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Cope, and Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain, and Mrs. H. P. Camping, and Mrs. W. A. Dolgan, Mrs. Lee Elcholtz, Mr. Homer Eddy, Kurt Epstein, and Mrs. Wan Falkenberg, and Mrs. C. B. Goodson, Mrs. C. F. Grine, Mr. and Granada, Mr. and Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Ida J., Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hardman, Mrs. Harry Hathaway, Mrs. D. Jesurun, Mr. L. Z. Krueger, Mr. and C. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. V., Mr. and Mrs. L. H., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Chas Mann, Mrs. L. Y. Mattes, Mr. A. B. McCord, Mr. and E. McDonald, Sidney McRae, and Mrs. Hermann, Mr. and Mrs. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Jr., and Mrs. H.C.Rulick, Mrs.G.C.RandallMr.J.O Read, and Mrs. STARTS ACTING IS TOO REALISTIC, SAY PARTNERS, EXHIBITING DAMAGES USE NICKLES FOR MILK RATHER THAN SWEDEN INSTEAD of spending nickles for all-day suckers cream cones, etc., Anaheiment-Teacher association hopes interest children of the schools in drinking milk morning.To this end a committee was appointed yesterday to range details for serving the tritious drink each day at the o'clock recess.Miss Dry is school nurse and is very aware that the milk treat be tried.C.C.Smith also expressed his heartily in favor of the promotion.Mrs.A.G.H.Bode would be arranged for six work at the Palm-zt school.Friday the nickles will be coined and the sum be on hand for coting week's supply of milk. Mrs.John Clarkson, of Ana,talked informally on matter of story telling.“If she telling is not a success,” she“It is the fault of the teller not the story.”Her plea manner convinced her audition that she would be a good seller and upon invitation,seller and upon invitation,promised to come again for our purpose. Mrs.Charles Schweinfestident of the association,presents the matter of organizing a series.P.-T.A.for Anaheim,making for the east side and one for the side schools.A committee for east side,the Mondanes H.Cleary,O.Maas and L.H.Moorsand for the west side,the Mondanes D.H.Van Meter,C.J.Ham,D.E.Davis and W.D.Nhamwill look over the possibilities. A standing committee was nounced,composed of the Mondanes,Carrie A.Mawe.Ida Hughes,D.H.Van Meter,C.J.Ham.W.W White.The executive board Ida Rubenstein in one of her wild dances. IDA RUBENSTEIN, Parisian stage favorite, is a wonderful dancer, sincere in her efforts to give theater goers her best. But she's a bit too sincere, according to her partners, one or two of whom has resigned. According to reports from the French capital Miss Rubenstein becomes too realistic in the more strenuous parts of her numbers and inflicts bruises and scratches on her partners. She is starring in Gabriel D'Annunzio's "Phaedre." LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mohr, Fred Mohr and Mrs. Cliff Wilson motorized to Oceanside yesterday, combining business and pleasure. Mrs. Cliff Wilson passed the afternoon in Los Angeles. Dan Lamb and Harold Reeves of Santa Ana visited friends in Anaheim last evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schneider entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Cleveland, at their home, "Groystone," Sunday and Monday. Joe Carroll and Julius Schneider shot ducks at Elsinore yesterday. Anaheim friends of Miss Arline Pleper have received word that she has been very ill at her home at Maywood. She formerly lived on S. Kroeger st. E. J. Van Dyke went to Huntington Park today. Mrs. Ben Baxter has accepted a position with the Washer Wilson Co., at 227 E. Center st. She began her work yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wentz saw "The Perfect Fool" at the Mason theater, Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. Hammond of Fullerton, Miss Tillie Morningstar and Ray Yerian have returned from a two days' hunting trip at Big Bear valley. Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Riley are the proud parents of a daughter, born this morning at the Anaheim sanitarium. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Miss Alice Mulley, Santa Ana, and Miss Reona Bever, Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexander are the happy parents of a son, born Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Martin of West Anaheim are the parents of a daughter, born Friday. Word has been received by Anaheim friends that Mrs. Anna Kuhlman has successfully passed through an operation at Loma Linda sanitarium and is improving nicely. She formerly lived in Anaheim on S. Olive st. Celebrate Six Birthdays Celebrating one birthday is a jolly occasion, but when it comes to six—that is no end of fun. There is a big family house party at the William Abplaualp and W. E Strange homes composed of relative motors who recently arrived from the extreme east, and have been seeing California by the autolands since their arrival. The six birthdays included those of Miss Lucy Abplaualp, a sub-deb; Ted Sims a school friend; John Krugl, of Crosby, Mo.; John Stetson, Miss Lena Strange and Mrs. Frank Strange, all of Greenfield; Maes. Of course there was the usual feasting on chicken and birthday cake, and each honoree received many pretty gifts. On the following day twenty-one members of the family drove to Hennet to dine with Mrs. B. Goodrich, motor of Mrs. Abplaualp and Mrs. Strange and their sister, Mrs. A A Stroule. Other happy affairs are planned which will leave a longing for California after their return to the east which will satisfy only with a permanent return. Plan Thanksgiving Treat At the Cypress-Hansen Community club meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kester, in Santa Ana, it was decided to take a real treat of home made cake, cookies and bananas to the patients and others in Orange-co home. Members of Hansen community will leave their donations with Mrs. V.K. Chandler Monday evening and of Cypress, at the La Rue store.The gifts will be delivered on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving.The fruit will be purchased by the club funds. A happy afternoon with games and contests was passed.In guessing the grains of rice in a bottle,Mrs. H.Hammond won first prize,a bottle of perfume,and Mrs.Dora Pela,the conciation.The number was an even $090. Beautiful, ingenious, yet variations of the strap here. For we insist that the comfort shall be embodied that we endorse These evident in these strap the decorative note Beautiful, ingenious yet variations of the strap here. For we insist that comfort shall be embodied that we endorse. These evident in these strap the decorative note takes out placed over the inst SATIN—KID—Grey, Beige, Black, Brown $7.85 to $ Our acceptance of customer is received every dollar spared place in fail to perfectly, to gra 214 W. Center St. $50.00 REWARD For any Watch which can not be repaired to keep good time. Let An Expert Repair Your Watch The Jewel Box Mrs. Tibertase SE NICKLES FOR MILK RATHER THAN SWEETS STEAD of spending their nickles for all day suckers, ice cream cones, etc., Anaheim Parish Teacher association hopes to guest children of the local schools in drinking milk each evening. To this end a committee was appointed yesterday to arrange details for serving the nuisous drink each day at the 10 clock recess. Miss Dry is localool nurse and is very anxious the milk treat be tried out. Smith also expressed himself heartily in favor of the proposition. Mrs. A. G. H. Bode volunteered to arrange for similar talk at the Palm-gt school. Each day the nickles will be collected and the sum he on hand for the week's supply of milk. Mrs. John Clarkson, of Santa Barbara talked informally on the matter of story telling. "If storytelling is not a success," she said, is the fault of the teller and the story." Her pleasing her convinced her audience she would be a good storyteller and upon invitation, she added to come again for that nose. Mrs. Charles Schweinfest, president of the association, presented matter of organizing a second A. for Anaheim, making one the east side and one for west schools. A committee for the side, the Meadames L. C. Cly, O. Maas and L. H. McGee, for the west side, the Mess D. H. Van Meter, C. J. Dunne E. A. Davis and W. D Niver, took over the possibilities. Standing committee was assembled composed of the Messrs. Carrie A. Mawe, Ida J. Jones, D. H. Van Meter, C. W. Niver, W. W. White. The executive kindergartners, a dialogue by the small Misses Marjorie Origgs and Dorothy Ingram, and two piano solos by Miss Dorothy Fox adding much pleasure. UNITED OFFERS DIFFERENT SHOW Manager Langvay wishes to announce that he has procured for a 3-day engagement, opening with the Sunday matinee, and the three nights following, the Norton Fun Show. This attraction has come to this theater under the highest of recommendations, and is a real fun show of good, clean comedy. A few years ago, Falstaff seemed to be the king of mirth, but in so doing he left his mark upon the ones that partook of his enjoyment in different ways to gain fun and amusement. But no so when you see the Norton Fun Show. You will enjoy laughter from the time the curtain rises until it drops. Dr. J. B. Norton, king of laughter, who is the head of the company, guarantees his performances to be all he claims for them; and if you are out for real clean amusement, and an act of high merit, you will be able to enjoy such at the United theater with its opening next Sunday matinee, with four following performances. Each and every one are complete and entirely different. Dr. Norton promises the audience something new, as we might term it, strictly modern in the way of psychology and mind-reading. It is scientific, and not only that, but it is a real laugh show, and is full of comedy during the entire performance, which lasts almost two hours. This act has recently left the Marcus Hineman and the Schubert out of Chicago, so do not fall to enjoy three or four evenings, with a show that is different. ANAHEIM TREATMENT ROOMS Shoes! Price! Style! Quality! 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