oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-14

Thursday, February 14, 1924 "OH, 'TIS LOVE, THAT MAKES THE WORLD GO 'ROUND" St. Valentine's—true lovers' day—wilen cupid's darts strike the hearts of many winsome maidens and gallant youths, and also renew the flame in hearts of older lovers long wed! Long may the gentle saint's influence be with us for one day, at least, in this old world where so often it seems as if strife, not love, makes the world go round. There is no better time to have a happy house party than on this day. Pay red hearts, daisy yet, a red cloth heart of considerable dimensions appliqued to the sheet. The heart should be roughly marked off into a number of zones, every zone representing a fortune and appropriately numbered. Packages of red paper arrows should be distributed among the guests and pins to go with them. One by one the guests should be blindfolded and turned around several times, then started off in the direction of the heart, to pin on an arrow. The fortunes may be printed on slips of paper and pasted on the different zones or year. How about a nice brunette? There's one whose heart is you set. In a cottage you shall dwt But love will come within your spell. Happiness shall be your lot, And as for gold—a great pot! You'll surely get a crook stick Unless you make your mind quick. Should your arrow hit space St. Valentine's—true lovers' day—when cupid's darts strike the hearts of many winsome maidens and gallant youths, and also renew the flame in hearts of older lovers long wed! Long may the gentle saint's influence be with us for one day, at least, in this old world where so often it seems as if strife, not love, makes the world go 'round. There is no better time to have a happy house party than on this day. Gay red hearts, dainty cupids and spring flowers make a riot of color, and there are so many games that seem particularly fitting for this day. Here is a description of one that would help entertain the guests: Based on the idea of the old fashioned donkey party, fasten up on the wall a large sheet. Instead of a picture of our long eared friend have a large heart outlined on the sheet, or better CLUB PARTY IS REAL SOCIETY SPRING EVENT QUOTING an observer, the card party given yesterday by the "play" section of Ebell club was attended by an "elite crowd," and eighteen tables were kept filled all afternoon. As the day was so lovely, Mrs. Robt Wilson, at whose home the affair was held, had arranged tables on the porches, giving added pleasure. The house was appropriately decorated with red hearts, polissitas, ferns, etc., in a really festive way. St. Valentine must have been could he have seen all this in his honor. The tally cards, napkins, etc., furthered the men were won by Mrs. Herman St. Miller, first; Mrs. Henry Schindler, second and Mrs. N. M. Durkee, third, with Mrs. B. J. Droser, consolation. All the prizes were hand made embroidered articles especially prized for milady's personal use. After games tables were cleared and laid for the excellent lunchson of fruit salad, valentine rolls and coffee, and lively chatting over interesting points of the game ensued the while. In all it was one of the nicest social affairs given by the club in recent times and a nice little sum was added to the building fund coffers. W. P. C. Dance The committee on arrangements for the Woman's Press club Valentine dance is today completing feature plans for the big social event tonight. Post Nuptial Party A party was given by Drs. Katherine Hargrave and Bessica Raiche at the Hargrove home on Melrose-st in honor of Mrs. Otto Hilbers, formerly Miss Helen Shanklin, of the Johnston-Wickett Clinic. The fun of the evening began when the hostesses brought out tea towels and requested each to embroider an original design. The first prize went to Miss Johanna Erickson and the booby to Mrs. Otto Hilbers. A large pink heart box next appeared filled with appropriate gifts for the new bride. Refreshments were served, the favors being candy hearts with small Kewpie bridles. Decorations were pink hearts. Those present were the Misses Alice Pannier, Johanna Erickson, Marie Tallackson, Edna Mitchell, Margaret Blake and Mesdames George Ralns, Jack Henle, J. S. Kerr, Otto Hilbers and the hostesses, Katherine Hargrave and Bessica Raiche. Altar Society Party The Altar society of St. Boniface church is planning a card party for Thursday evening, Feb 21, when hostesses will be Mrs. W. J. Heinz, Mrs. Roy Harland, Mrs. P. C. Havery and Mrs. Wm. Passal. The party will be held in St. Boniface hall and prizes of prettiest kind will be awarded. The arrangements were made at the society's meeting yesterday. After a short business session card were enjoyed, prizes going to Mr. P. J Snyder and Mrs. Nichol South. CHAT 'EN SEAU IN ENTERTAINED A JOLLY PARTY THE Chat 'En Seau members their guests enjoyed a delightful meeting last night when they were entertained at Fred Scott home on No. Carlet ave Mrs Scott decorated the house in red with streamers extend from the chandeliers to the cornice of the rooms. Tiny hearts strings were tied to the streamers and hearts were placed around walls, all in compliment to Valentine's day. Early in the evening the groom enjoyed chatting and sewing with the men played cards. At 9:30 Valentine box was opened and parcels distributed by "Ma" Booth Each was given a package containing candy hearts and a shape cookie. Brick ice cream with heart cookies, with cake and coffee served late in the evening. Enjoying the affair were Mrs. C. B. Goodson, Mr. and M. W. C. Carlie, Mr. and Mrs.Welco M. Ward, Mr. and Mrs.E.V Herrington and little son, Mr.Mrs.Joo Sowder, Mrs.H.F.Parkland, Mrs.R.Hondy,M.H.K.Boyd,Miss Lillian DeregandMr.Mrs.Fred Scott During the evening Mrs.C Prescott gave several piano soloes Juniors Entertain Parent and coffee, and lively chatting over interesting points of the game ensued the while. In all it was one of the nicest social affairs given by the club in recent times and a nice little sum was added to the building fund coffers. W. P. C. Dance The committee on arrangements for the Woman's Press club Valentine dance is today completing feature plans for the big social event tonight. The grand march will begin at 10 o'clock, and as a special feature is included in the number it is urged that all be in line to take part. Stilwell's orchestra has a special program of dance music all ready for rendition. Mr. Stilwell having personally supervised the selections, and there will be dances for old and young, good and poor dancers. The pleasure of every patron has been considered and provided for. The funds will go to disabled, uncompensated soldiers in Camp Kearny hospital and the club will see that every cent goes into the hands of the boys for whom it is intended, and will be delivered by the club on a visit to the hospital within a few days. Club Plans Benefit Dance The Young People's Catholic club discussed plans for their big program and dance next Monday night in N. C. hall at their meeting Tuesday evening and details point to a most successful affair. The money is to go into the Catholic charity fund for which a drive is being conducted all over Southern California. The program will consist of music, fancy dancing and an evening of pleasure throughout. Rebekah Initiation Lois Rebekah lodge will have an interesting meeting tomorrow evening when initiation will be a feature. The presiding officer asks that all visiting members will bring their official certificates to the meeting. Every Rebekah in the vicinity is cordially welcomed. P. E. O. Meeting Mrs. E. C. Rountsum was very gracious hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the P. E. O. society. A lovely 12:30 luncheon started the afternoon off right. Decorations throughout the rooms were in marguerites, the flower of the society. Each member brought an original valentine and these were exchanged during the afternoon. Return to Home City Mr. and Mrs. J. Blancarter who formerly lived on W. Broadway have moved from Long Beach back to Anaheim and are now living at 1000 E. Broadway. They have been at Long Beach for the past year and a half. DeMolay Initiation De Molay of Fullerton will confer on the second degree upon a class of 11 candidates at a meeting Friday night at Fullerton Masonic L. Mayor W. F. Conlier of Fullerton will be the speaker for the evening. A 7:30 banquet will be served. Yesterday at Beaches Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dimery, of Addington, Ckla., accompanied by Mrs. R. L. Leibhard and son Claire, and Mrs. J. H. Ritchie, passed yesterday in Venice and Santa Monica. The Dinners are winter guests in California, Mrs. Liebert being their daughter, Mrs. Ritchie was "official chauffeur." Juniors Entertain Parent The quarterly social of the Junior department of Calvary Baptist church will be held this evening with parents of the children special guests, Mrs. H. W. Liqt, superintendent of the parment, is lending her heart assistance. The social will be held in Spanish Mission on Helena and Chestnut beginning at 7:30 interested in the work are cordially invited to be there. Party For Little Sisters Twenty-five "little sister" members of the sub-freshmen class, were royally entertained last evening by their "big sister" in the domestic science rooms. Rooms were pretty decorated; valentine features and the man was carried out thru the refreshments. Various games were played during the evening hours and a lightful one was the making dresses out of paper. The "sisters" had to make a paper dress for the guests, and had to then穿上 Miss Fern Murch with the prize for the cleverest costume and Miss Droothy Yungbluth with the prize for making the funniest one. Delicious refreshments were served. The faculty members present were Mrs. L. E. Sutth land, Misses Bella J. Wall Margaret Cameron, and Marta Neal. League in Fullerton The Luther League of Gr Lutheran church will meet tonight evening with the Misses wardson, 143 North Cornell Fullerton. Those not having means of transportation should at the church not later than o'clock where cars will be waited THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. THE S. Q. R. 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