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SMALL CO. DINES WITH MR. AND MRS. EN EARL MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD EN Earl were host and hostess to an informal little dinner party Monday evening, their guests being of their closest friends. The prettily appointed meal was served at 6:30, with four courses. A floral centerpiece gave artistry to the table arrangements and place cards marked covers for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Motloy, Mr. and Mrs. EnEarl and Miss Marie Gregg and Mr. Herbert Oelke. Cards gave amusement after the dinner and Mrs. Cohen was the skillful player. She was presented with an appropriate prize. Music, of course, had a prominent place in entertainment of the guests for whover goes to the EnEarl home is sure of a ready response in the request for either vocal or piano numbers, although Mrs. EnEarl, who is fast becoming a recognized composer of vocal music, devotes her efforts almost exclusively to song. Several of her compositions are now in the hands of publishers, and their appearance is eagerly anticipated, as those she has given to Anaheim audiences through Mrs. Walter Ross and other local vocalists have been keenly enjoyed. Busy Flower Mission The Flower Mission of Prebysterian church made 60 calls during the month and sent four bouquets to the sick, according to a report made yesterday at the regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Hatfield, 727 No. Claudina-st. Mrs. Engene Hapgood was assisting hostess. After various reports, the afternoon hours were passed. Successful Party The Altar Society of St. Boniface church enjoyed the patronage of one of the largest crowds at their monthly card party last evening at St. Boniface hall and everybody had a delightful evening. Prize winners were Mrs. Manter, Mrs. Wachter and Mrs. R. O. Quarton, for the ladies, and Mr. Bruner, Mr. R. O. Quarton and Mr. Murray, for the gentlemen. The four hostesses, Meadames E. P. Fergus, John Fleetchman, Elders and Elieholt, served delicious refreshments at the close of the evening's program. Standard Bearers Call The Junior Standard Bearers of the White Temple will meet Thursday at 6:30 in the social hall of the church for a cafeteria supper. A short business session, a lesson and social hour will occur. All young people from the senior department of the Sunday school vited. Fidelis Class Fidelis class will hold an all day meeting Friday, beginning at 10 a.m at the home of Mrs. C. U. Reinert, 418 West Broadway. Each member will provide sandwiches and a covered dish for the are invited. A business meeting will be called at 2 p.m., the ladies meanwhile working on their own fancy sewing. The object of the meeting is to bring together all new people to get acquainted with the older members. It is hoped the attendance will be large. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA Jan 27 (9:31) New Grace Choir Leader The Grace Lutheran church secured the services of Prof Franz Salbach who will direct choir regularly every Wednesday and also assist in the voices by singing solos on special occasions. Professor Salbach merely was director of the Ampela Choir of Milwaukee, comes to the local church recommended both as a choir rector and singer. While the choir of Grace choir is comparatively new organization, it has already shown promise and under the direction of new leader promises to bear the services with creditable name listed. League Box Social The Luther League of O Lutheran congregation has invited by the Misses Frieda Clara Heinze to meet at home Friday evening. It is needed to make this a box social all the young people and friends are asked to be present. At its last meeting the La League elected the following officers: President Paul Dickle vice president, Lenora Edwards; secretary, Esther Lee; treasurer, Minnie Edwardson. The central committee appointed counsel of Clementine Breuner, May Tuna, John Burgeten, A Schlimming and Forest Lee. Amaranth Installation Liberty Court, Order of Amaranth, is looking forward to a very interesting gathering Wednesday, Jan. 30, when centally elected officers will be stalled. Notable members of order from out of town have accepted the invitation to be present. Busy Flower Mission The Flower Mission of Prebysterian church made 69 calls during the month and sent four bouquets to the sick, according to a report made yesterday at the regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Hattfield, 72? No. Claudina-st. Mrs. Eugene Hapgood was assisting hostess. After various reports, the afternoon hours were passed with needle work and conversation. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses. There were 19 members present. Influential Speaker Rev. William Kuhn, who is general secretary of North American Baptist Mission, spoke at the local German Baptist church last evening to a congregation which packed the edifice. Rev. Kuhn, a world-traveled man and an educator of high degree, was recently completed a tour of Europe in his official capacity and his talk last evening dealt with situations and needs of the countries across the ocean. Special music by the choir, with Miss Olga Stranske at the piano gave additional pleasure to the big congregation. Bible Study Class The Interdenominational Bible Study class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 in the Presbyterian church, under the leadership of Mrs. Jane Wilson, of Long Beach. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. A Beautiful Dainty White Skin for You in one minute or two minutes back RED OR BROWN FACE, NECK, HANDS OR ARMS WILL IN ONE KRUTTE-BECOME A BEAUTIFUL WHITE SKIN YOU USE Darna Vivra flesh, white or brunette, at home or in public, attractive white-ness of your skin causes comments of admiration. Used in PLACE OR POWDER has better effect, but DOES NOT SHOW OR RUB OFF HANDLELER. AVOID SUBSTITUTES, SIXTY CENTS. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Jan. 23. (Spl.) The meeting of the Y. L. Citrus Ass'n held in Masonic hall on Saturday was very well attended; there being about 150 for the dinner served at noon and several more attended the business meeting following. Mr. Dillingham, charman of the board of directors, was present and was re-elected. Manager P. Damen will be in charge for the ensuing year. The house has enjoyed a particularly profitable year, the acreage having increased 25% the past 12 months. The new board of directors include Mr. V. Dillingham, Dr. Wickett of Fullerton, A. W. Miller, N. W. Renneker, Mr. E. K. French, H. A. McClatchie, and Walter Moore. Out-of-town visitors who attended the Citrus Ass'n meeting on Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Partridge, Mrs. Mary L. Charming, Mr. E. K. French of Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh of La Habra, Mrs. E. J. Herbert of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shook of Altadena and Mr. Chaz Hamburg of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. G. C Kinsman delightfully entertained at dinner on Saturday evening honoring Mrs. Angil Bosworth of Los Angeles, who formerly resided here. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murray, Mr. M. Vernon, Miss Maraha Vernon, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Kinman took their guests to the card party in the Woman's clubhouse following the dinner. The party given in the Woman's clubhouse on Saturday evening was well attended; there being ten tables of cards besides several that played mah jongg and checkers. The ways and means committee of the club are sponsoring these parties and there will be one given every month. At the end of six months, after high scores for men and women have been kept, the side having low score will give a barbecue to the winning side, in Orange County Park. The ladies are ahead so far as on Saturday evening, Mrs. Chas Raynes' score for women was higher than Murray Walker's who was highest for men. An admission charge of 25 cents was made, which included refreshments of coffee and cake. A business meeting will be called at 2 p.m., the ladies meanwhile working on their own fancy sewing. The object of the meeting is to bring together all now people to get acquainted with the older members It is hoped the attendance will be large. Mooseheart Card Party Women of Mooseheart Leo royally entertained their mbers and friends last evening at a card party at their half...hundred was the diversion and affair was a social and financial success. Winners of the lovely prize were Mrs. Daisy Pape, pal wooden tray; Mrs May Van H recound, nut cracker set; Mrs.Kopfer, third; pyrex dish; the men, C.E.McCulloch, lea bill fold; L.B.Stimp, ever gold pench; C.H.Young tray. After the games were over, floor was cleaned and dancing joyed. The committee in chio on the arrangements served llicious homemade cakes and free. Allday Aid Meeting The Presbyterian Ladies Aldicety will enjoy a potluck dinner and all day meeting Friday in church. It is hoped every member will be there as important illness will be taken up in the erroneous session. O.E.S.Business Meet Except for balloting on thepective members' names, Chapter, O.E.S.b held an uneven meeting last evening.Wors from several states were present and much enjoyed the hour and refreshments after secret work. Request Officers Present royal Neighbors will meet day at 1 p.m.to make final rangements for installation On Sale Heying Pharmacy Mail Orders Accepted There is a difference If you really do want butter that is better-made from better materials—butter that you can depend upon—there is one sure way: Insist upon Golden State THE HIGH SCORE BUTTER Ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Safe Milk For Infants, Invalids, Children, The Aged Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext., in powder form, makes The Food-Drink for All Ages. Digestible—No Cooking. Alight Lunch always at hand! Also in Tables form Ask for "Horlick's," at all Fountains. Avoid Imitations — Substitutes O. E. S: Business Meet Except for balloting on pective members' names, Chapter, O. E. S, held an uneventful meeting last evening. Tors from several states were present and much enjoyed the hour and refreshments after secret work. Request Officers Preserve Neighbors will meet day at 1 p.m. to make final arrangements for installation. All outgoing and off-elect are urged to be present. Sunbeams Shine 'Alld The Sunbeam club of Liberty Court, Order of the Anearra will hold the regular all day meeting, with pot luck luncheon. Masonle temple tomorrow. Member is expected. Helpers' Guild The Helpers' Guild of St. Michael's church will meet in Hall Friday afternoon at 2:30 members are urged to be in attendance. WATERED MILK IS ONLY PABLE NO SACRAMENTO, Jan. 21..his annual report to Governor Richardson, made public to Dr. J. P. Iverson, chief of the vision of animal industry of state department of agriculture declared that more than 100 farms dairymen were prosecuted during the past year for violations of milk, butter and cheese standards. Watered milk has virtually been done away with, I've said. Fifteen persons were proscribed during the year for violating quarantine laws, the rules added. The Woman's Page New Grace Choir Leader The Grace Lutheran church has used the services of Professor Salbach who will direct the regularly every Wednesday singing solos on special sessions. Professor Salbach forly was director of the A'CapChoir of Milwaukee, and to the local church well, commended both as a choir diarger and singer. While the choir of Grace church comparatively new organization has already shown progress under the direction of the leader promises to beautify services with creditable music. Far 18 voices have been enhanced. League Box Social The Luther League of Grace congregation has been led by the Misses Frieda and Heinze to meet at their Friday evening. It is planto make this a box social and the young people and their da are asked to be present. Its last meeting the Luther que elected the following offi士: President Paul Dickman; President Lenora Edwardsecretary; Esther Lee; treasminnie Edwardson. The secommittee appointed consists elementine Brenner, Maybelle a. John Burgeten, Alfred unning and Forest Lee. Amaranth Installation Property Court, Order of the amaranth, is looking forward to any interesting gathering Wedday evening, Jan. 30, when reeyed officers will be ind. Notable members of the from out of town have necd the invitation to be present. COUNT'S MARRIAGE DOESN'T SURPRISE OLD LOVES Above (left to right) Baroness Fern Andra, Countess Hongstraeten, formerly Millicent Rogers, and Sherwood. Below (left) Mrs. G. S. Coffin; (right) the Count himself. Hamaranth Installation Lorry Court, Order of the marath, is looking forward to interesting gathering Wednesday, Jan. 30, when re-elected officers will be in attendance. Notable members of the community from out of town have received the invitation to be present at the meeting. Decisions to be included: matron, Mona Tanner; royal man, Frank Miller; associate Elsie Brewster; associate Dr. J. Johnson; secretary, Boyl; treasurer, Mattie Pinson; conductress, Kittie Smith; associate conductress, Blanche Daniel; trustees, Sam Jackson and John Johnson. Mooseheart Card Party Men of Mooseheart Legion enjoy their memorial friends last evening with party at their hall. Five men of the lovely prizes Mrs. Daisy Papelainted ten tray; Mrs. May Van Horn, nut cracker set; Mrs. Carl Thirl, pyrex dish. For men, C. E. McCalloch, leather hood, L. B. Stump, everhap benchl; C. H. Young, ashcer the games were over, the was cleaned and dancing enThe committee in charge of arrangements served desi-honemade cakes and coffe- Holiday Aid Meeting Presbyterian Ladies Aid so will enjoy a potluck dinner all day meeting Friday in the church. It is hoped every member will be there as important business will be taken up in the afternoon session. E. S. Business Meeting Accept for balloting on prospective members' names, Chispa merger, O. E. S. held an uneventful last evening. Visitation from several states were presen-d much enjoyed the social and refreshments after the work. Guest Officers Presence Neighbors will meet Fri-1 p.m. to make final arrangements for installation Jan. Above (left to right) Baroness Fern Andra, Countess Hoogstraeten, formerly Millicent Rogers, and Sherwood. Below (left) Mrs. G. S. Coffin; (right) the Count himself. Betty Sherwood, pretty New York modiste, who says she knows Count Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten, of Austria very well, declares that he once told her he hoped to win a lovely malden with millions. He insus. He has made Millicent Rogers daughter of Mr. and Mrs H H. Rogera of New York, and helgrass of the forty millions of the late Henry Rogers, oil king, his bride. It may have been love at first sight, but it wasn't the Count's first love. He admits other affairs, including one with Mrs. G. S. Coffin, from whom he turned to marry Millicent. He wasn't so successful with Baroness Andra of Germany and Chispa who told him "There's lots outside; you can have all or words to that effect." Peggy Hopkins Joyce, the married, says: "I never tained him seriously; I knew was that type of man." LAHABRA LA HABRA, Jan. 23.-The series of monthly social functions given by the entertainment committee of the Hacienda Country Club for members, is proving quite popular and successful. The second of these was enjoyed Thursday evening, and quite unheld the standard started at the first dinner gathering. A well prepared dinner served at 7:30 o'clock, started the evening off well, and this was followed by dancing, which continued until a late hour. A special feature was the spot dances with prizes going to Mrs. Fred Strauss of Fullerton and Mrs. C. L. Crumrine of La Habra. Secretary Matner, of the Club has the entertainments in charge, assisted by the following members of the entertainment committee: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Canterbury, Mrs. Frank Benchley of Fullerton, and Mrs. William Goodrum of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. C. Scoffield returned Sunday from Tulare, where they spent the week end visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pride of Los Angeles were business visitors in La Habra Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Pride expect to return to La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. W. Berk have moved from South Hiatt Street to Torrence, so Mr. Berk would be nearer his work. Mrs. Mary Unsworth of Whitier is spending this week at the J.H. Walker home. Mrs. Emma Swainy spent Saturday in Whittier, where she visited friends. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.P.Mills on North Hiatt Street included Evangelist and Mrs.B.P. Bobble Page of Fullerton is a patient at a local sanitarium. Mrs.John Taggart was the guest yesterday and today of her son, Paul Taggart and family.She accompanied Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Brown, who went on to Fultonton, where Rev.Brown addressed the Men's Brotherhood last night. They returned to the Los Angeles home this morning.Floyd Count and Floy Kelsany have returned home from a three weeks' absence.Altho it was reported the boys went in Mr.Kelsany's auto, this was a mistake. Mrs.Guy Daniels and Mrs.Mattle Thompson will attend the White Shrine meeting in Fullerton this evening. Mrs.Eugene Hapgood is entertaining her sister,Mrs.A.W.Crisis of Avery, Idaho. E.M.Schlotter,H.P.Tobin and Narland Tobin left today on a trip to Big Bear on business.They made the drive over the desert route. Mrs.F.W Champion and daughter,Miss Dorothy Elliott.of Pasadena,will be guests tomorrow of their daughterand sister, respectively,Mrs.Victor Loly. Fullerton Briefs G.G.Gilbert of Fullerton and Mrs.C.M.Smith of Orange underwent operations today at the Fullerton hospital. Passengers leaving over the Santa Fe from Fullerton include:Mrs.O'Dell Conde,and daughter Lillian,of Selfma,Callf.;J.A.Lynch,Oklahoma City,and Fred Fulton,Henley,iowa. Miss Gladys Rowland of the office of Delemere Thurber, attorney and insurance man,is in Los Angeles today. BREA, Jan. 23.(Split Churchill will be able to be in another week if she kow improving,she is doing as could be expected.Little Zerbe has a promise of home Wednesday,she is living rapidly.The patients the Fullerton hospital. Several Brea ladies at the Royal Neighbors lodge lertion Tuesday night at the Fellows hall They expect sitlate into the order; larea lodge will unite with Fullerton lodge.Teach from Brea were Meadames Snoop,C.C.Jarvis,Salves Davis. Mr.Jerry Pendleton of canyon has purchased a lot Orange-st and will build so making plans for his home. Mr.B.Woodroof and were Brea visitors Monday ning from La Habra. Mrs.Hayes of Riverside Sunday visitor in Brea friendo. Mr和Mrs.Abe Y erecting a house on the corner of Orange and Ce where they expect to make future home. Mrs.Sallie Richards was from Riverside Sunday celebrate her sister's bi-mrs.C.R.Merrifield on incna-ave. Mr和Mrs.Nelson and White of Fullerton were at the home of Mr. and Mrs.son's latter part of the Mrs.Write recently from Mr.C.R.Merrifield home last week where he h in St.Louis by his mother side. E. S. Business Meeting accept for balloting on prospective members' names, Chispa er, O. E. s. hold an uneventmeeting last evening. Visifrom several states were presand much enjoyed the social and refreshments after the work. Quest Officers Presence Neighbors will meet Friat 1 p.m. to make final armments for installation Jan. All outgoing and officers are urged to be present. Beams Shine 'Allday SunBeam club of Liberty Order of the Aaranth, hold the regular all day meetwith pot luck luncheon, ie nicle temple tomorrow. Every poor is expected. Helpers' Guild Helpers' Guild of St. Mickchurch will meet in Cagd Friday afternoon at 2:30. All persons are urged to be in attance. TERED MILK IS ONLY FABLE NOW CRAMENTO, Jan. 21.—In annual report to Governor Gardson, made public today. J. P. Iverson, chief of the dinion of animal industry of the department of agriculture, record that more than 100 Calinia dairymen were prosecuted the past year for violating of milk, butter and cheese dards. Terred milk has virtually done away with, Iverson fteen persons were prosecuteturing the year for violating the quarantine laws, the report RICHESTER'S PILLS THE BEAUNDEN BEANS SOLD BY ORDINARYISTS EVERYWHERE Mrs. Pride expect to return to La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. W. Berk have moved from South Hiatt Street to Torrence, so Mr. Berk would be nearer his work. Mrs. Mary Unsworth of Whitter is spending this week at the J. H. Walker home. Mrs. Emma Sweyne spent Saturday in Whittier, where she visitted friends. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills on North Hiatt Street inclcluded Evangelist and Mrs. B. P. Stout, who are holding a series of meetings at the Temple Baptist Church, Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Early, Mrs. Cornwell and son Elmer. Horace Riteh accompanied by Charley Polley and Walter Eslie motored to Pomona on business Monday. Mrs. Otis Scott was hostess to a dinner party Sunday at her home on Florence Avenue. Her guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Smith and two children of Whittier and Mr. and Mrs. S. Singlecliff, of Pasadena. Mrs. J. H. Walker entertained at dinner Sunday their guests, being Mrs. Berk Baker and son, Keth of Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Walker and daughter Helen also of Long Beach and their house guest. Mrs. Mary Unsworth of Whittier. Mrs. E. A. Burke of Los Angles spent the week end at the J. W. DeBerry home on East Second Street. Mr. and Mrs. Welch Cannon of Whittier were Sunday dinner guests at the G. A. Henbest home. Mrs. V. T. Fader accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Bob White and son, Kenneth Valentine, of South Gate Gardens visited at the Clarence Jamison home on South College Avenue Saturday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 o'clock from the Whiles Undertaking parlors in Whittier for Miss Ruth Peabody who passed away at the San Gabriel Sanitarium Sunday after a long illness. Miss Peabody is well known in La Habra, having taught school here at the Washington Grammer School for a number of years, she was also an active member in the Methodist Church She leaves to mourn her Fullerton Briefs G. G. Gilbert of Fullerton and Mrs. C. M. Smith of Orange underwent operations today at the Fullerton hospital. Passengers leaving over the Santa Fe from Fullerton include; Mrs. O'Dell Conde, and daughter Lillian, of Selfma, Callif; J. A. Lynch, Oklahoma City, and Fred Fulton, Henley, Iowa. Miss Gladys Rowland of the office of Delemere Thurber, attorney and insurance man, is in Los Angeles today. Gentlemen will not swear in the presence of others. 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The evening was spent in playing bean games, in which prizes were given that consisted of a sock of jelly beans, after the game freshments were served which consisted of jelly beans, bean sandwiches, hot chocolate and wafers. Just out Send for your copy today Germain's annual handiplanting—a coguide book for successful ppostpaid E OLD LOVES Church and Club News Fine Music Program Anaheim Conservatory of Music will present a fine program Friday Jan. 28, at 8 p.m., in St. Michael's Guild hall, when several of their prominent teachers will be on the program. All lovers of music are cordially invited. Mine, Frieda Starling, who recently associated herself with the vocal department of the conservatory, will sing La Glocenda, arta, Amarilli (old Italian song, sung in Italian); Brahms Wiegenlied, in German. Songs my Mother Taught Me (Dvorak), At Dawning (Cadman) Styria, Oley Speake) all sung in English; Chanson Ludone (Rimsky Kokakw), Elgie (Massanet-sung in French). Miss Jennie M. Dutkee, who is considered an especially fine琴le soloist, will demonstrate the American way of playing the little Hawaiian instrument. She will also play the Spanish guitar, banjo and mandolin. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA George C. Sorrick, Cleveland; Sam Estinger, Chicago; Dell Church, Port Angeles; W. L. Davis, L. D. Brady, W. W. Harvey, and H. E. Price, Los Angeles; J. W. Jennings, Pomona; E. H. Williams, San Diego; P. H. Grote, Long Beach; and A. F. Mondor, Phoenix. Press Club at Rally Going in a Lody to the Coolidge-for-president county mass meeting and rally held last evening in Elks clubhouse, the Women's Press club of Anaheim formed a considerable part of the audience, which was evenly divided as to men and women. 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