oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-09

Social and Fraternal YOUNG FOLK “GET EVEN” WITH SLY BRIDAL PAIR A MERRY party of serenaders motored to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swartzbaugh 5½ miles West of Annheim, and gave them a jolly charivari. The guests had horns, cow bells, and other noisy and appropriate articles. After they had aroused the neighborhood, the newlyweds invited their visitors into the house where the evening hour were pleasantly passed with conversation and games. Mrs. Swartzbaugh was formerly Miss Lenore Stewart, who, with her husband to be, Carl Swartzbaugh, slipped away from their many friends and went to San Francisco where they were married. The affair last evening was planned for a "get even" party. Light refreshments were served at a later hour. Included in the group were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dohm, Mr. and Mrs. George Betzold, Mr. and Mrs. John Kirsch, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mein, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Corcoran, Misses Ethel Pickard and Fryett, Messrs Ray Bradfield, Fred Hein and Robert Hainlin, and M. V. Stewart, father of Mrs. Swartzbaugh. County Executives Meet With almost every club in the district represented by its president and all chairmen of departments in attendance, the Huntington Beach meeting of club federation executives was unusually interesting yesterday. Anaheim Ebell was represented by Mrs. Nellie Terry, and Mrs. C. C. Smith. The large amount of business covered almost the entire day. Among the interesting reports was one from Mrs. Arundell, of Huntington Beach, who, at the last general meeting in Costa Mesa, expressed a collection of jelly for The euphonious name of "gee foam" is most appropriate for a dance frock. This one is made of "gee foam" chiffon and is trimmed LA HABRA, Jan. 9 (Special). The economic section of the Woman's Improvement club held their regular luncheon at the social hall Friday at 1 o'clock. Covers were laid for 24. The lunchoon was in charge of Mrs. W. L. York, Mrs. L. L. Chandler, Mrs. F. E. Proud and Mrs. Phillip Goodell. Immediately after the luncheon a short business meeting was held, when $25 was voted to buy equipment for the kitchen of the new clubhouse. Mrs. Chewning was in charge of the program that followed, which was opened by a community sing, with Mrs. Florence Rhodes Wilson at the plano. This was followed by a reading by Mrs. H. C. Holzgrafe Mrs. A. J. Chewning prepared several papers on the harmony of colors, which were read by Mrs. Wagg and Mrs. R. H. Hilbert. The program was closed by a community sing. The executive board of the Woman's Improvement club met at the home of Mrs. W. L. Rhodes on W. Erna st., Thursday afternoon. A business meeting was held, in which it was voted to give the trustees power to buy furnishings for the new clubhouse. Furnishing will include a piano. Another very important matter was discussed when the committee voted to have a public reception at the dedication of the new clubhouse about the first of February. After the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed by the 22 members present. Mrs. J. H. Walker of La Habra Heights presided over a chicken dinner at her home Sunday. Covers were laid for the following: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Irwin of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walker and daughter Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Walker, Mrs. Otis Scott and children. Dinner guests at the John Potes home on E. Second st., Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ritch and son O. C., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Polley, Julian Ritch and Mr. and Mrs. John Potes. The euphonious name of "gee foam" is most appropriate for a dance frock. This one is made of "gee foam" chiffon and is trimmed The large amount of business covered almost the entire day, Among the interesting reports was one from Mrs. Arundell, of Huntington Beach, who, at the last general meeting in Costa Mesa, suggested a collection of jelly for veterans at Arrowhead hospital, and who has received more than 400 glasses. Mrs. W. W. Crosier, who has but recently returned from a journey east which covered many interesting cities, reported on her trip. She visited the office which has been established by club women in the nation's capital city and briefly outlined her observations there. Her itinerary included New York, Cleveland, and other large cities, of which she spoke briefly. The March meeting has several important features to discuss and will likely draw a large attendance. State Officer Presides The American Legion Auxiliary held installation last evening at the home of Mrs. Arthur Osburn, in Fullerton, with Mrs. F. C. Chapin, of Orange, state officer, preiding during the entire evening, who gave some valuable instruction on various phases of Auxiliary ritualistic work. Mrs. Frank Nelson as president; Mrs. Arthur Osburn, first vice president; Mrs. Sam Collins, second vice pres.; Mrs. Harvey Brewster; Mrs. A. G. Cook, teacher; Miss Avis Knolten, at at arms; Mrs. Huga Miller musician, were seated by the installing officer. The chaplain and committees are appointive positions and will be in the hands of the new president. Mrs. Johannesen became junior past president. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Sam Collins. The Fullerton Auxiliary has been very active this year, the treasurer having reported $500 handled. As there was a balance in the bank, $50 was voted toward assistance of the disabled Camp Kehannes became junior past president. Refreshments were served under the direction of Mrs. Sam Collins. The Fullerton Auxiliary has been very active this year, the treasurer having reported $500 handled. As there was a balance in the bank, $50 was voted toward assistance of the disabled Camp Kehannes became junior past president. Olinda M. E. Meetings Methodists of Olinda will open revival meetings next Sunday, Jan. 13. The meetings will be held in the interest of the entire district represented by its president and all chairmen of departments in attendance, the Huntington Beach meeting of club federation executives was unusually interesting yesterday. Anaheim Ebell was represented by Mrs. Nellie Terry, and Mrs. C. C. Smith. The large amount of business covered almost the entire day, Among the interesting reports was one from Mrs. Arundell, of Huntington Beach, who, at the last general meeting in Costa Mesa, suggested a collection of jelly for veterans at Arrowhead hospital, and who has received more than 400 glasses. Mrs. W. W. Crosier, who has but recently returned from a journey east which covered many interesting cities, reported on her trip. She visited the office which has been established by club women in the nation's capital city and briefly outlined her observations there. Her itinerary included New York, Cleveland, and other large cities, of which she spoke briefly. The March meeting has several important features to discuss and will likely draw a large attendance. The euphonious name of "sea foam" is most appropriate for a dance frock. This one is made of "sea-foam" chiffon and is trimmed with placques of shaded ecu valenciennes lace. Ribbon rores and a large bow at the left side form the girdle. Auxiliary to Norwalk Anaheim Leglen Auxiliary is planning a visit to Norwalk hospital Friday afternoon, leaving at 2:20. They will take a nice denation of clothing for the disabled veterans who are receiving no compensation, among the articles being five pairs of new shoes, 28 pairs hose, 28 handkerchiefs, suspenders, underwear and shirts in needed quantities. Although these boys are in the Los Angeles district their needs have not been supplied and the local auxiliary are stretching their help to make comfort and a slighter degree of happiness for the unfortunate men. The Legion and Auxiliary are planning a pleasant evening for Jan. 15 when they will unite in a social affair following installation of officers for each organization. State officer, Mrs. F. C. Chapine, of Orange will install for the ladies order. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Jan. 9—Spl—There has been a great deal of sickness here Guring the past week. Mrs. J. A. Buckmaster is out again after a severe attack of the grippe. Little Billie Yelgton has the namps and chickenpox, and the Berringer children and Genevieve Townsend have chickenpox. Ralph Alice has returned to his studies at Pemona. Art Bennius was a recent Pasadena visitor. A recent family gathering occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stahler. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Oliver Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Oliver and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.W.Ripley Dorr and son of Los Angeles. Mr.E.C.Townsend.ofthelocalhardwarestoretransactedinLosAngelesonFriday. Mrs.J.H.WalkerofLaHabra HeightspresidedoverachickendinneratherhomeSunday.Coverswere laidforthefollowing:Mr,andMrs.FredIrwinofLosAngles.Mr,andMrs.J.E.WalkeranddaughterEvelynMr,andMrs.G.F.Walker,Mrs.OtisScottandchildren. Dinner guests at the John Poteshome on E.Secondst Saturday were Mr.Mr.Horace RitchandsonO.C.,Mr.mandMrs.RoyPolley,JullanRitchandMr.mandMrsJohnPotes. Mr.mandMrs.E.SnideraretheproudparentsofababyboywhomadehisappearanceMonday.Themotherandbabyaredoingnicely. Mr.mandMrs.W.C.LearmontanddaughterHelenandsonJamesofLosAngles.wererecentcallersattheGeorgeMcWhirterhome.MissLearmontisajuniorthisyearatU.S.C. Mr.mandMrs.BertHoweandfamilywerediamerguestsSundayatthehomeofMrs.Howe'saunt,Mrs.M.Tillotson.onShortst.,EastWhittier. Mrs.U.R.Phillips entertainedwithaMondayafternoonteain honorofMrs.H.I.Morris.Theafternoonwasspentinplayingcards,afterwhichMrs.Morriswasshoweredwithmanyusefulgifts ThosepresentincludedMrs.H.Doland,Mrs.C.Parker,Mrs.C.EChurch,Mrs.HStoutsenburger,Mrs.J.A.Kenworthy,Mrs.FrancisWalkerandthehonore.Mrs.Morris,andhostess,Mrs.U.R.Phillips. Mr.mandMrs.CharlesChambersofExeter.formerresidentsofthiscommunity.havebeenvisitingvariousfriendshereforafewweeks. AtthecozynewhomeonN.Loisst.,Mr.mandMrs.CarrollScottscountreallyentertainedatadelightful7oclockchickendinner.TheirguestswereMr.mandMrs.ReedJohnsonofWhittier,andMr.mandMrs.Wm.FortsonofLaHabra. Mrs.ElinorHazenofthe MexicancampentertainnednumberofcolebritiesfromLosAnglesandFullertonatancommunityhall.AreviewoftheChristmasprogram,"TheNaciementiow"wasputonbythecamptalentThispageantwasalldonewithsong,andactionspokendrama.Thedecorationswere worthyofmentionalso.The shrine thatcontainsthemangerandthebabewasbeautifullymade.Figuresofwoodandwax,madebythecampartist,SenorEspania.wereshowninlifeposes.Elephants,donekeys,sheep,dogsandmen.alltrulybeautifulshowedadegreeofartistry.Attheconclusionoftheprogramteaandcakewasservedbythehostestassistedbytheyoungladiesofthecamp.NotaugamongthosepresentwereFatherGuadalupe,travelmissionaryofSanJuanCapistrano,RafaelPadilla和RaymisonArrivolaof Olinda M. E. Meetings Methodists of Olinda will open revival meetings next Sunday, Jan. 13. The meetings will be held in the interest of the entire community and it is believed a general interest in religious life will be awakened. These are the times when the drift is away from the great fundamentals of solid character and high citizenship. People need to esteem the church as never before, and devote themselves wholeheartedly to religion. The meetings will call attention to soul life, which, after all, is the great life and the all important one. People of the neighboring towns will be heartily welcomed at the special services. J. B. Woodward, D. D., is pastor of the church. Changes Meeting Place The Fullerton Ebell Music section has outgrown its meeting quarters of the past, at the home of Mrs. Arthur Osurn, and will gather tomorrow for the first time in the recreation hall of the Christian church. The program this week is in charge of Mrs. Jack Hoggett, with the usual hour of chores work under direction of Prof. Askin. The section meets twice each month. Bible Study Class The Interdenominational Bible Study class will hold the regular meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Presbyterian church. Mrs. Jane Wilson, of Long Beach, will conduct the class, as usual. Ralph Allee has returned to his studies at Pomona. Art Benis was a recent Pasadena visitor. A recent family gathering occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stahler. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Oliver, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Oliver and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. W. Ripley Derr and son of Los Angeles. Mr. E.C. Townsend, of the local hardware store transacted business in Los Angeles on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Allee and sons of Contil, who visited Miss Jepson here have returned to their home. Mr. Lester Forney, of the Foothill Groves, has resigned his position here and moved to Los Angeles. Mr. A. Heinge has taken his place. New nump victims are Jack Sims and Kenneth Greener. The O.E.S. Social Club held an enjoyable dance in the Masonic hall on Friday evening. Another will be held next Friday. The Y.L.Women's Club will hold a pot luck luncheon at 12 o'clock in their club rooms on Tuesday. Mrs.J.W.Hargrove, who has charge, requests that each lady bring a favorite dish with recipe for same. The meeting which will follow the luncheon is in charge of the Horse Economies department of which Mrs.Hargrove is chairman. A large attendance is looked for. Several business men in town were much displeased at the failure of county officials to investigate the robbery which occurred last Tuesday morning at 3 a.m. in the Cannon Pharmacy. Officials were notified at once and told Mr.Cannon to leave articles so they could take finger prints, and then did not show up at all. It was discovered later that telephone wires from the Mercantile Co. had been cut the same morning, and it is that that the robbers planned to rob that store too, but were frightened away by Mr.Cannon. Mrs.Emma Sweany entertained her boy class of the Baptist church with a turkey dinner on Thursday. This was the promise she made the boys when the turkey was small. Ferns, begonias, and yellow roses were the decorations Mrs.Sweany used in a very effective manner. Around the table were seated 17 youngsters, all of the class, except one who was unable to attend on account of tonsillitis. Mrs.Sweany was assisted by her daughter and grand- The Woman's Page HABRA BRA, Jan. 9 (Special). economic section of the improvement club held ear luncheon at the social at 1 o'clock, Covidid for 24. The lunchcharge of Mrs. W. L. L. L. Chandler, Mrs. and Mrs. Phillip immediately after the short business meetd, when $25 was voted appointment for the kitchen clubhouse. Mrs. Chewin charge of the profollowed, which was a community sing, with face Rhodes Wilson at this was followed by by Mrs. H. C. HolzA. J. Chewing preparals on the harlors, which were read Yagg and Mrs. R. H. the program was closed unity sing. ROUND TABLE FEATURES P. T. A. JAN. MEETING The monthly Parent-Teacher association meeting developed into a round table yesterday afternoon in which the mothers and teachers freely participated. A series of questions were submitted among them being how often the child may attend a moving picture show. Opinions brought several solutions of the weeknight show problem. One father desiring to teach thrift, told his child that for every cent he saved rather than spending it on pictures, between a stipulated day and his birthday, he would contribute a cent and with the amount they would buy a game or desired toy. Another suggested parental censorship of every picture before the child might attend. Another problem is that of home study, which was talked over both from the point of too many hours and too few. How the parent may keep the confidence of the child interested the teachers quite as much and all entered in to this vital question. The matter of spending money for candy received much consideration. The association had hoped to hear from Miss Dry, Anaheim school nurse, a report on the success of serving milk at school in the mid morning, but she was unavailably absent from the meeting. Delegates to attend the fourth district Parent-Teacher association meeting in Huntington Beach Saturday, to represent the local order are the Messdames Ida Hughes, Carrie Mawe, David Beat, Robert Beat, C. J. Danham, D. H. Van Meter, Ruby Irwin, C. S. Smith, A. C. H. Bode, G. H. Goodale, and Miss Vesta Wawe and Miss Carney. The reward offered the room with the largest representation of parents went to the second grade Successful Meeting With several "new" mothers out at the Kateella Parent-Teacher association yesterday, the attendance was most gratifying and the baby clinic for an hour preceding the meeting was well patronized. The picture of the late president Harding, which goes about from room to room, according to the representation of parents, will adorn the walls of Mrs. Perozzi's room during January, and until the next meeting, Feb. 5. This meeting, by the way, will be held in the evening, that the fathers may also attend. A New Year's greeting was presented by the president, Mrs. J. Roy Williams and interesting reports included in the invitation to Huntington Beach for the fourth district meeting next Saturday. Katella association will be represented by Mrs. Ida J. Hughes, Mrs. J. E. Wilburn, Mrs. L. E. Reacon, Mrs. John Bairn, Mrs. Rey J.Williams, Mrs. J.B.Eaton and Mrs.Swindler. Evereybody is welcome, however, and it is likely many others will be there. The program was followed by a general discussion of school topics. Resolutions of sympathy were extended to the Class family, in their recent bereavement. The February meeting will be in charge of the Messdames L. E. Benson, John Blair, J. Clauren and Miss Kate Clax. Re-Elect First Officers Mrs. J.F.Snyder was re-elected president of the Alter Society yesterday afternoon, and Mrs.C.F.Grim was re-elected vice president, Mrs.J.E.Schumacher is secretary and Mrs.A.D.Erickson treasurer. After election a business meeting was held, among the items discussed was a card party to be held Tuesday, Jan. 22 at S.p.m. Whist was enjoyed during the afternoon and prizes were won by Mrs.B.J.Heinz and Mrs.Unger Messdames J.S.Sheridan and W.J. City Briefs The Standard Oil Co.of Anahein has completed new offices at the local plant, and are moving into them today. Miss Alice Pannier, who lives near Anaheim and who has been visiting in Hawaii since early in December, is expected home next week. Her friends at the local clinic are planning a home-coming reception. Dr.L.C.Deming will return tomorrow from Bakersfield, where he has been attending the Field trial. Arthur Mann and Dana New kirk will leave for Stanford in time to resume their studies Monday. New patients at the local sanitation include: B.F.Shipe,Anahein; A.C.Cooper,Anahein; and C.L.Peack,Huntington Beach. Mrs.Della Wheeler, who has been entertaining Mr., and Mrs.Allen Northup of Nauvoo Ill., this is their first visit to California. Hans Larson was a business visitor in Los Angeles today. Miss Virginia Deining returned yesterday to Wills college to resume her studies.Mrs.Deming challenged ner as far as Los Angeles, and is passing several days there. Mrs.M.V.Westart and daughter Betty are passing the week in Los Angeles. Miss Blenda Probst has returned from a visit with relatives in Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Tausch passed the week-end in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.Homer Collins who recently came from Nevada. A SENSIBLE FOR THE WOMEN Ladies Sample 150 PAIRS Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S. P. from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A. L. Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs. A.L.Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs.A.L.Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs.A.L.Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs.A.L.Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs.A.L.Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mrs.A.L.Cook of Fullerton also returned Monday over the S.P., from San Francisco and vicinity, where she spent the holiday season. Mr.J.F.Snyder was re-elected president of the Alter Society yesterday afternoon, and Mrs.U.F.Gram was re-elected vice president. Mrs.J.E.Schumacher is secretary and Mrs.A.D.Erickson, treasurer. After election a business meeting was held among the items discussed was a card party to be held Tuesday, Jan. 22, at 5 p.m. Whist was enjoyed during the afternoon and prizes were won by Mrs.B.J.Helmz and Mrs.Unger.Messdames J.S.Sheridan and W.J.Siemann, hostesses served delicious refreshments at the close of the afternoon. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results A SENSES For the WOMEN Ladies Sample 150 PAIRS $12.00 ONE DAY a Miss Virginia Deming returned today to Wilms college to resume her studies. Miss Deming has attended her studies as far as Los Angeles, and is passing several days there. Miss M.V.Westart and daughter Betty are passing the week in Los Angeles. Miss Blenda Probst has returned from a visit with relatives in Hollywood. Mr.Mr.Frank Tausch passed the week-end in Long Beach. Mr.Mr.Homer Collins who recently came from Nevada have taken a place at Long Beach and will make their home there. Mr.Mr.Mr.Collins (nee Lu Smith) went to Nevada with Mr.Mr.Jess Huntton (Florence Smith) several months ago. Mr.Mr.Hunter will return to This is NOT A BEST STYLE Black Suede—New French Vamp An Absolute Savings The Print Corner Center and Lemon St. Worthy of mention marine that contains the babe was beautiFigures of wood and by the camp artist, mania, were shown in Elephants, donkeys, and men, all truly showed a degree of arthe conclusion of the a and cake was servhostess, assisted by the of the camp. Notable present were Father traveling missionary an Capistrano, Rafael Raymon Arrivola of Mrs. L. Wickersheim Mrs. Miller, who has years in old Mexico, besides in Fullerton; Shepardson, Miss city librarian, and Miss mckey, all of Fullerton. of Los Angeles and La were also present. ful birthday party was Mrs. H. M. Mills at her pasadena Sunday, in hon19th birthday annivermother, Mrs. Sarah La Habra, Pink, white was predominating colA huge birthday cake with wreaths of smilch were arranged 89 noting the many useful Rhodes has seen, was of attraction. Many wife were showered on there were 14 that enturkey dinner. Those habra included Mr. and Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. in Mrs. Ivy Osmen and guest, Mrs. Sarah Sweany entertained class of the Baptist a turkey dinner on This was the promise boys when the turnall. Ferns, begonias, roses were the decoSweany used in a me manner. Around the seated 17 youngsters, class, except one who to attend on account Mrs. Sweany was as... daughter and grand- was graced by the Thomas McFaddens of Costa Mesa. A 30-pound turkey was demolished by the guests. Mrs. A. J. Young and daughter spent the day in Los Angeles on Monday. Virgil Stamps of S. Hiatt st. was a business visitor to Los Angeles Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker, accompanied by Mrs. Everitt Walker and daughter Evelyn, motored to Long Beach Tuesday, and dined with Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Walker. Mrs. C. Hinshaw, who has been on the sick list for several days, was much better at last reports. Funeral services were held at the McAulay undertaking parlors in Fullerton, Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, for Lucille Underwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Underwood of E. Third st., who answered the summons of the grim reapers early Sunday morning. Interment was at Loma Linda. Lucille, who was 12 years old, had been ill for a month with typhoid fever. Lucile made a host of friends during her short stay in La Habra. Mrs. Emma Sweany, chairman of the philanthropic committee for the Woman's club and the Temple Baptist church, is asking for clean white rags. These are to be taken to the county hospital for use as bandages. Mrs. Sweany will prepare them for use if left at her home. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Williams, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wagg, motored over to Pasadena Tuesday to attend the tournament of roses. Guests at the John Leutwiler home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robertson of Huntington Beach. New Years dinner guests at the W. E. Stevens home on N. La-Habra Heights were Mr. and Mrs. W. LeFevre and Mrs. and Mrs. R. B. Stevens, both of La Habra. Miss Frankie May Taylor and Miss Mary Louise Hickman, accompanied a visiting relative, Frank Young, of Alton, Mo., to the Tournament of Roses at Pasadena, Tuesday. $40 TOMORROW AGE Church and Club News WOMAN GENERAL COMMANDS CHINESE TROOPS Club Builds Home Plans giving Orange Women's club a $17,000 club home have been accepted by the building committee, backed by the club, and work will soon start on the commodious building. The plans call for a seating capacity of 1,000, six hundred on the first floor, balcony, 150, the remainder provided for in the reception hall. Other features are a large stage, kitchen, butler's pantry, rest rooms, etc. The building will cover the entire lot located on South Center-street the city hall, and will be equipped with modern furnishings and conveniences. Mrs. L. P. Damewood is presiding of the club, Mrs. A. A. Bennett, well known in Anaheim, Mrs. C. E. Insh, Mrs. Alfred Leech, and Mrs. Henry Meyer compose the building committee. Peking—Above is pictured the Chinese woman commander, General Wong, who commands a detachment of Hohan soldiers. These troops are supporters of Dr. Sun Yat Sen. Anaheim in the spring. They write that it is snowing there, and they are delighted with the place. Mrs. Ida Hughes is visiting in Seat Beach with her son and family. She will be a guest at a card party there this evening. Fullerton Briefs Passengers leaving recently over the Santa Fe from Fullerton for points east include: Ralph Perry and wife, Cushing, Okla.; Clay Roberts, Nampa, Ida.; Purvis Daniel, Brantford, Ont., Canada; and A. E. and J. R. Sullivan, the first from Fullerton and the last from Redondo Beach, Caney, Kan. These two last were called to Kansas by the death of their father. Passengers leaving Fullerton First 1924 Meeting Mrs. G. Behrens presided at the meeting of the Young People's Missionary society last night in a very interesting session. The fourth chapter of the study book,"He Leaven in Japan," was discussed, parts having been assigned to Miss Edna Hochull, Mrs. Fred Link and Mrs. J. B. Eaton. A social time and refreshments served by Miss Martha Behrens and Mrs. B. Ter Beest concluded a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eicholtz were visiting in San Bernardino yesterday. HELPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH "FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND is fine. My little girl had an awful cough. I got a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND and gave her a few doses and she was greatly relieved," writes Clyde H. Benson, Marlbrook, Virginia. Fullerton Briefs Passengers leaving recently over the Santa Fe from Fullerton for points east include: Ralph Perry and wife, Cushing, Okla.; Clay Roberts, Nampa, Ida.; Purvis Daniel, Brantford, Ont., Canada; and A. E. and J. R. Sulli- van, the first from Fullerton and the last from Redondo Beach, Caney, Kan. These two last were called to Kansas by the death of their father. Passengers leaving Fullerton recently or planning to leave over the P. E. and S. P. include: Mrs. K. B. Campbell, Fresno; Julian Marshall! Chicago; Miss Dorothy Dean, Freano, en route to Berke- ley, and Mrs. G. M. Kraemer, Berkeley. HELPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH "FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND is fine. My little girl had an awful cough. I got a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND and gave her a few doses and she was greatly relieved," writes Clyde H. Benson, Marlbrook, Virginia. The best remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness; relieves promptly and effectively. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND has stood the test of time, serving three generations. Heying's Pharmacy. ENSATION! The Women of Anaheim Sample Shoe Sale Thursday Only $12.00 SHOES ONE DAY ONLY at $4.85 ONE DAY ONLY at $4.85 TOMORROW ONLY NOT A Broken Line Sale! LATEST STYLES AND LASTS Spanish Heels—Satin Cut-Outs Save of 50% to 60% Prince Store St. Anaheim, Calif.