oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-11

CLUB TO SEND MESSAGES TO ILL MEMBER CYPRESS-Hangen Community club met in jolly session yesterday afternoon, with Mrs. D. F. Wetherbee as hostess. There were 12 members and five guests present. Plans were made for several of the members to go to Long Beach to see Mrs. Jack Dugan who is ill in a hospital. Each member was also asked to write her a postal card. A program was given, among the numbers being readings by Mrs. Hugh LaRue and Mrs. Pitts. A jolly hour was enjoyed during refreshment time when each guest was given a slip of paper on the tray, and asked to read the joke it contained. In a contest guessing the names of songs from illustrations pinned about the wall, Mrs. G. G. Priddy won first prize and Mrs. Hugh LaRue, second. Guests of the club were Messames E. P. Smith, Barnett, McClintock, Pitts and Lamblin and Osnagembers, Mesdames, Kester, Puquay, Nordstrum, Hugh LaRue, G. C. Priddy, W. C. Miller, George Miller, Clark, Cole Hammond, Paterson, Huttenlocker, Treffron, Carpenter, Wilcox, Chandler, Scott and hostess, Mrs. Wetherbee. Honor Students Picnic Forty-five high school students, members of the Honor society, enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sutherland at their cottage at Anaheim Landing yesterday. Mrs. J. P. Brastad and Mrs. Daily Fashion Hint Prepared Especially For This Newspaper STATE OFFICERS OF THREE O.E.S. CHAPTERS LAST night was the high night of the year in O. H. circles here for it was the official visit night of the grand offspring Among the more important were Mrs. Maudo Bigelow Si grand worthy matron; W. F. Fountain, grand associate patricia Mrs. Stella Lindscott, junior grand matron, and others. 1924 matrons and patrons of surrounding and Los Angeles triets were also present. All the work of the order delineated, Norwalk, with floor work, Bellflower, with titiation of six candidates, both hostess chapters with heim, and Chispa the open closing rites. After initiation Sibley gave a very impressive on the order. As a token of their esteem, Sibley was presented with some quisite china by the three officers, and a handsome gift ready for the grand worthy iron, but as he was unable there the gift will be sent to. The banquet room was loved its yellow and white floral design with spley carnations everywhere Three hundred were served with delicious menu prepared under pervition of Mrs. Henry Ha chairman of the refreshment mittee, and her assistants. Mr. Dahlman was chairman of the ing room decorations commemorating the tables and thanked the chapters for hearty reception. She was sent with a huge bouquet of nations upon entering the chroom and carried it throughout Honor Students Picnic Forty-five high school students, members of the Honor society, enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sutherland at their cottage at Anaheim Landing, yesterday. Mrs. J. P. Brastad and Mrs. W. M. Drake were guests. The group went down in the morning and stayed until evening, having an unusually jolly time. A picnic dinner with loads of good "eats" was enjoyed at noon. To Summer In South Mrs. Walter Altnow, remembered here as Miss Cena Schmidt, formerly of Anaheim, arrived today from Carling, Calif., to pass the greater part of the summer with her husband's parents and other relatives here and her own parents in Long Beach. Mr. Altnow, who is connected with a northern oil company, will join her later for a little vacation. Daughter Visiting Here Mrs. Frederick B. Morlock, of Richmond, Va., is at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Welch, of Valley Vex ranch. Mrs. Morlock is a delegate from her club in the general federation birmingham and intends making a lengthy visit with members of her family before returning to her home in the south. KNIFE PLEATED TIERS PLACED AT BACK OF FROCK DIVERSIFYING THE SLIP-ON With its penchant for combinations, the slip-on is the talk of Paris. Here, for instance, printed foulard and plain crepe satin are used agreeably in a new model. The neck is gathered to a straight ribbon in band which takes the place of a collar and is tied at one side. Bands of the satin finish the short sleeves, while a deep satin band lengthens the skirt. Medium size requires 2½ yards 36-inch figured and 2 yards 36-inch plain material. Pictorial Review Dress No. 2136. Sizes 34 to 45 inches bust and 16 to 20 years. Price, 45 cents. Queen Esthers Banquetted Sixteen Queen Esthers, who, with members of the circles of the entire district, were honor guests at the banquet and evening entertainment of the Women's Home Missionary society held in Garden Grove two days and evenings of this week, are today relating the pleasures of the evening. After the banquet each circle was asked to present a stunt, and Anaheim cleverly showed the work accomplished past year. Miss Charleen Smith arranged some original verses read and delineated after the fashion of turning the pages of a book. The activities of the girls compared most favorably with the larger, older circles and won much approval from the others. The program today consists of a speech this morning by Mrs. Coates, sister of Bishop Lucke, and Mrs. Plerson in the afternoon. Election of officers was scheduled for the last activity this afternoon before adjournment. The meeting is the annual San Diego district conference of Women's Home Missionary Societies. Entertans Birthday Club Mrs. Albert Sparks was hostess with spicy carnations everywhere. Three hundred were served with delicious menu prepared under supervision of Mrs. Henry Hassan chairman of the refreshment mittee, and her assistants. Mr. Dahlman was chairman of the ing room decorations commissory Mrs. Sibley gave a talk of a citation at the tables and thanked the chapters for hearty reception. She was sent with a huge bouquet of nations upon entering the chroom and carried it throughout evening. MANY FRIENDS AT HILL FUNE A host or relatives and frie of the late Oliver Hall filled Berry and Campbell parlors capacity at the funeral service yesterday afternoon. Rev. J.H. Bode read the services at chapel and the Odd Fellows Rebekahs had charge at the goth large representation from two lodges were present. HQUSEHQLD HINTS NUTS AS FOOD Nuts have heretofore treated as an accessory to meals. We are gradually learning that they are in them a valuable food. They are in fat and are an even more centrated food than cheese; a general thing they are poised starch although cheetahs coo a large amount of churche nuts and coconut nuts are rich fat; while almonds, butter Brazil nuts and peanuts are in both protein and fat; are not indigestible if they well masticated to reduce amount of cellulose and can taken to combine them with containing little fat. In the ing of nut pastes and butter cellulose is eliminated by the process of grinding and cooking. MENU HINT Breakfast Sliced Bananas Cereal and Cream Eggs and Bacon Hashed Brown Potatoes Rolls Lunchcon Potato Soup Toasted Bread Strips Fruit Jello with Whipped Cookies Milk or Cocoa. Dinner Liver and Bacon Mashed Potato with srown Creamed Peas and Carrot Pickled Beets Gingerbread TODAY'S RECIPES Hashed Brown Potatoes plain boiled potatoes quite put fat in fried pan and The program today consists of a speech this morning by Mrs. Coates, sister of Bishop Lecke, and Mrs. Pierson in the afternoon. Election of officers was scheduled for the last activity this afternoon before adjournment. The meeting is the annual San Diego district conference of Women's Home Missionary Societies. Entertans Birthday Club Mrs. Albert Sparks was hostess yesterday afternoon to the members of the Birthday club, and celebrated the afternoon in honor of her anniversary. Each guest brought a covered dish and a delicious meal was enjoyed at noon. Embroidery work and a jolly afternoon was passed together. There were 15 in the party and several children. Mr. King Improving A letter received from Mrs. C. R. King informs friends that her husband, who was taken to a sanitarium in Washington, suffering from inflammatory rheumatism and heart trouble, is slightly improved and was able to write her a few lines. The son, Clarence, is ill with a similar ailment and both the son's children have had second operations for adenoids, but are doing well. Staff Rehearsal Rebekah Degree staff will have a drill practice at Odd Fellows' hall Thursday at 7:30 in preparation for the initiation of ten candidates on June 20. Every member of the staff is expected to be present. Granulated eyelids cause 10 per cent of all blindness in the Orlando. A railroad across the Sahara, as planned by the French government, would require nearly eight years to complete. $50.00 REWARD For any Watch which can not be repaired to keep good time. Let An Expert Repair Your Watch The Crock Illustrated features a universal of the order of trimming clothing. Everything to the front been the watchword, but the plated tiers of this lavender frock are all at the back bands of gold bullion emerald span waist and shoulders. CHICHESTER'S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND SOLO BY DRUGISTS EVERYWHERE The Woman's Page STATE OFFICERS INTESTS OF THREE D.E.S. CHAPTERS NIGHT was the biggest night of the year in O. E. S. here for it was the official night of the grand officers. In the more important ones Mrs. Mauda Bigelow Sibley, worthy matron; W. F. Lamain, grand associate patron; Stella Lindscott, junior past matron, and others. The matrons and patrons of the standing and Los Angeles diswere also present. The work of the order was created, Norwalk, with the work; Bellflower, with imination of six candidates, both betreats chapters with Anand Chaspa the open and grites. After initiation Mrs. gave a very impressive talk order. A token of their esteem, Mrs. was presented with some execute china by the three chapand a handsome gift was for the grand worthy patbut as he was unable to be the gift will be sent to him. Banquet room was lovely in yellow and white floral dress, plecy carnations everywhere. Hundred were served with a ous menu prepared under suction of Mrs. Henry Hansen, man of the refreshment commerce and her assistants. Mrs. Lain was chairman of the diacom decorations committee. Sibley gave a talk of appronation at the tables and again used the chapters for their reception. She was prepared with a huge bouquet of carns upon entering the chapter and carried it throughout the INDIANA GIRL HAS PROMINENT PART IN REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONCLAVE PLEASING PLAY ON PROGRAM ORANGETH ONE of the finest progams given at the Orschool was presented audience Friday evening. It is due Mr. Charles principal, who so ably the work. He was assisFlorence Cairns, Mrs. E. and Mrs. Vangella R. other teachers. The auditorium was deco-rated with a back pepper boughs, fern leaves. The front of was banked with roses, gladioll, hydranges and other flowers. The daintiness of thienites in their fluffy w/ and the dignity of thieclass was impressive, young folks who had h completed the eighth and are now ready for thieare the Misses Laura J. Kidd, Miriam PorteThompson, Lilah SchuOrlis and Frank Del Griley Dickenson and Adria. The decorations lenlike atmosphere while keeping with the operai- "Midsummer Eve." Schute played the role. She was lead to the thiedainty little flower g/ and Mearl Pebley, M. Gordon, Wilma Collins Conrow and Gadya Spiwere costumed in yellow paper dresses and carry-ful baskets of flowers. Williams and Hardin s pages attending the quarintermediate boys ver MY FRIENDS AT HILL FUNERAL host or relatives and friends late Oliver Hill filled Backs, and Campbell parliars to city at the funeral services day afternoon. Rev. A. J. Jude read the services at the club and the Odd Fellows and Cathas had charge at the grave. Large representation from the odgers were present. HOUSEHQLD HINTS NUTS AS FOOD They have heretofore been used as an accessory to our meals. We are gradually learnthat they are in themselves usable food. They are rich and are an even more contented food than cheese. As usual thing they are poor in it although cheetos contain large amount of starch. Wallard and coconuts are rich in while almonds, buttercuits, nuts and peanuts are rich in protein and fat. They not indigestible if they are immatured to reduce the nut of cellulose and care is to combine them with food dining little fat. In the makef nut pastes and butter the rose is eliminated by the prof grinding and cooking. MENU HNT Breakfast Sliced Bananas Cereal and Cream Eggs and Bacon Hashed Brown Potatoes Coffee Luncheon Potato Soup Toasted Bread Strips Jello with Whipped Cream Cookies Milk or Cocoa. Dinner Liver and Bacon Red Potato with brown Gravy creamed Peas and Carrots Pickled Beets Gingerbread Tea TODAY'S RECIPES Shredded Brown Potatoes—Chop boiled potatoes quite fine. In frying pan and let it Miss Betsey Jewett Edwards. As assistant to William M. Butler, chief of the Coelidge campaign forces, and director of the women's division of the Coelidge campaign committee, Miss Betsey Jewett Edwards of Shelbyville, Ind., is playing a prominent part in the Republican convention in Cleveland. W.R.C. Luncheon The Woman's Relief corps is planning another of their quarterly birthday parties when a sumptuous luncheon is served. This one is set for next Tuesday and baked ham dinner is planned. All members of the corps and their husbands, all veterans and their wives are invited. A program in charge of Mrs. R. D. Herman, patriotic instructor, is arranged, which will include several unusual features. These quarterly gatherings are always and noodles, mashed potatoes, anticipated with great pleasure and art; this one will be just a little coffee. Mrs. Bacon is chairman of the supper committee. HEART AND HOME PROBLEMS OZARKTHOMPSON LONESOME FOR MEN Dear Mrs. Thompson: Do you really think there are any honest to goodness men these days? I am a girl of 25, blonde, blue eyes, and considered nice looking, always dress neatly and up to date, but not flashy or better than I can afford. I can cook and do all my own sewing as well as millinery which I learned as soon as I left school. I then secured a business education and now have a very good position and earn good wages. I love to dance, play the piano and enjoy out of door sports. I am the only girl in our family and was not permitted to run around when I was in my teens. Now my girl friends are all married. I have a wonderful home and mother, but still I find myself lonesome to have company. I have met young men at dances who appealed to me, but as I am not a flatterer I do not seem to take with them. Do you think I ought to invite a young man to again. Let him go, and in the future be very careful not to act too free or to give the impression to observers that you are. AN INNER STRUGGLE Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am 22, married and have a little daughter 3. I love my husband, who is very, very good to me, yet I am utterly miserable all the time. The terrible demon, jealousy, has taken hold of me and makes life miserable for us all, tho I could never make anyone as miserable as I am myself. Until a year ago I never knew what jealousy meant. I was ill in a hospital for weeks and since then it has grown on me steadily worse until at times I am so unhappy I am faint and weak. I want to tell you some of the things on my mind which make me miserable and let you judge whether it is my evil mind or if I have real cause for jealousy. We have a young marriage like atmosphere while keeping with the operative "Midummer Eve." Srhute played the role She was lead to the dainty little flower girl and Mearl Pebley, Mr Gordon, Wilma Collis Conrow and Gadya Spare were costumed in yellow paper dresses and carried full baskets of flowers Williams and Hardin pages attending the intermediate boys very played the part of elves. The younger girls ing manner enacted the Will-of-the-Wisps dance and song. Two mediate girls were co-represent various flows very ably executed a difficult drill which is surpassed for beauty thanks is due Mrs. Dawson who played the account. After the operetta acting was given by Gladys a piano solo by Henrietta atra. The primary boy costumed to represent all Boys and Sunshine very pleasingly present and march. Mrs. Ethel two vocal selections charming manner to audience leak no little Miss Laura Johnson gatsby address after w M. McDuell, president of board, in a very efficient presented diplomas to dates. Final West Side A program especially grade mothers was proterday by the West Side when George Hedron high school faculty, grailical talk concerning those who did gift benefit from it. Two piano solos by Fallis and two solos by Knipe with Mrs. Hitchie piano, added enjoyment afternoon. An excerice from the Pasadena Publicvention was presented by C. Irwin. Election resulted in of Mrs. A. Palm for dent; Mrs. C. R. Harrison; dent; Mrs. R. S. Irwin; Mrs. Chas. Schwine secretary; Mrs. Lomen; Mrs. Bryant Drake; pain; and H. D. Adkins. The meeting adjourned summer and the autumn date will depend upon... Potato Soup Toasted Bread Strips Jello with Whipped Cream Cookies Milk or Cocoa. Dinner Liver and Bacon ed Potato with brown Gravy creamed Peas and Carrots Pickled Beets igerbread Tea TODAY'S RECIPES ashed Brown Potatoes—Chop boiled potatoes quite fine. at in frying pan and let it sit; pour in chopped and sea potatoes, fry until brown, turn and brown on the other. Potato Soup—Cook three small does, one small onion and a of celery until tender, then through wire strainer. Put large tablespoon butter in pan or double boiler, add one spoon flour and mix smooth, add gradually one pint of Cook until smooth, add potato and other vegetation with salt, pepper and salt and let come to boil. $50.00 REWARD For any Watch which can not be repaired to keep good time. Let An Expert Repair Your Watch the Jewel Box Of course there are real gentlemen left these days, many of them. The trouble with you is that you are not looking for goodness, but think too much about your own fine points and independent spirit. It is not necessary to flatter, but it is necessary to appreciate and treat a feeling of warmth which would encourage a man to like you. You would not like any man who was as indifferent to your charm as you try to be to the charms of the men you meet. It is correct to ask a young man to call, and it is also correct to invite him in when he has taken you home unless the hour is too late. In that case invite him to come to see you. THANK YOU: If your friend was right and you were a bit too free on the boat, profit by this unpleasant experience, and be more reserved in future. Do not try to force yourself on her since she treats you so coldly, but find a new friend. I am sure that if you go half way you will have no difficulty in making a new girl friend. After the unfortunate thing that happened on the boat, I doubt if there is any use trying to make the young man like you very good position and earn good wages. I love to dance, play the piano and enjoy out of door sports. I am the only girl in our family and was not permitted to run around when I was in my teens. Now my girl friends are all married. I have a wonderful home and mother, but still I find myself lonesome to have company. I have met young men at dances who appealed to me, but as I am not a flatterer I do not seem to take with them. Do you think I ought to invite a young man to call on me like other girls are doing these days? I cannot make myself come down to that. Do you think that when a young man takes a girl home from a dance or social that she should invite him in? I never did that either and I now find myself longing to go to dances, etc., with a gentleman, but it seems they all want a bobbed-haired girl, flighty and frighty, regardless of reputation, appearance or anything else, just so they make a fuss over them. Are there any real gentlemen left these days and where could I meet them? LONESOME. Of course there are real gentlemen left these days, many of them. The trouble with you is that you are not looking for goodness, but think too much about your own fine points and independent spirit. It is not necessary to flatter, but it is necessary to appreciate and treat a feeling of warmth which would encourage a man to like you. You would not like any man who was as indifferent to your charm as you try to be to the charms of the men you meet. It is correct to ask a young man to call, and it is also correct to invite him in when he has taken you home unless the hour is too late. In that case invite him to come to see you. THANK YOU: If your friend was right and you were a bit too free on the boat, profit by this unpleasant experience, and be more reserved in future. Do not try to force yourself on her since she treats you so coldly, but find a new friend. I am sure that if you go half way you will have no difficulty in making a new girl friend. After the unfortunate thing that happened on the boat, I doubt if there is any use trying to make the young man like you very good position and earn good wages. I love to dance, play the piano and enjoy out of door sports. I am the only girl in our family and was not permitted to run around when I was in my teens. Now my girl friends are all married. I have a wonderful home and mother, but still I find myself lonesome to have company. I have met young men at dances who appealed to me, but as I am not a flatterer I do not seem to take with them. Do you think I ought to invite a young man to call on me like other girls are doing these days? I cannot make myself come down to that. Do you think that when a young man takes a girl home from a dance or social that she should invite him in? I never did that either and I now find myself longing to go to dances, etc., with a gentleman, but it seems they all want a bobbed-haired girl, flighty and frighty, regardless of reputation, appearance or anything else, just so they make a fuss over them. Are there any real gentlemen left these days and where could I meet them? LONESOME. Of course there are real gentlemen left these days, many of them. The trouble with you is that you are not looking for goodness, but think too much about your own fine points and independent spirit. It is not necessary to flatter, but it is necessary to appreciate and treat a feeling of warmth which would encourage a man to like you. You would not like any man who was as indifferent to your charm as you try to be to the charms of the men you meet. It is correct to ask a young man to call, and it is also correct to invite him in when he has taken你 home unless the hour is too late. In that case invite him to come to see you. THANK YOU: If your friend was right and you were a bit too free on the boat, profit by this unpleasant experience, and be more reserved in future. Do not try to force yourself on her since she treats you so coldly, but find a new friend. I am sure that if you go half way you will have no difficulty in making a new girl friend. After the unfortunate thing that happened on the boat, I doubt if there is any use trying to make the young man like you very good position and earn good wages. I love to dance, play the piano and enjoy out of door sports. I am the only girl in our family and was not permitted to run around when I was in my teens. Now my girl friends are all married. I have a wonderful home and mother, but still it finds myself lonesome to have company. I have met young men at dances who appealed to me, but as I am not a flatterer I do not seem to take with them. Do you think I ought to invite a young man to call on me like other girls are doing these days? I cannot make myself come down to that. Do you think that when a young man takes a girl home from a dance or social that she should invite him in? I never did that either and I now find myself longing to go to dances, etc., with a gentleman, but it seems they all want a bobbed-haired girl, flighty and frighty, regardless of reputation, appearance or anything else, just so they make a fuss over them. Are there any real gentlemen left these days and where could I meet them? LONESOME. Of course there are real gentlemen left these days, many of them. The trouble with you is that you are not looking for goodness, but think too much about your own fine points and independent spirit. It is not necessary to flatter, but it is necessary to appreciate and treat a feeling of warmth which would encourage a man to like you. You would not like any man who was as indifferent to your charm as you try to be to the charms of the men you meet. It is correct to ask a young man to call, and it is also correct to invite him in when he has taken你 home unless the hour is too late. In that case invite him to come to see you. THANK YOU: If your friend was right and you were a bit too free on the boat, profit by this unpleasant experience, and be more reserved in future. Do not try to force yourself on her since she treats you so coldly, but find a new friend. I am sure that if you go half way you will have no difficulty in making a new girl friend. After the unfortunate thing that happened on the boat, I doubt if there is any use trying to make the young man like you very good position and earn good wages. I love to dance, play the piano and enjoy out of door sports. I am the only girl in our family and was not permitted to run around when I was in my teens. Now my girl friends are all married. I have a wonderful home and mother, but still it finds myself lonesome to have company. I have met young men at dances who appealed to me, but as I am not a flatterer I do not seem to take with them. Do you think I ought to invite a young man to call on me like other girls are doing these days? I cannot make myself come down to that. Do you think that when a young man takes a girl home from a dance or social that she should invite him in? I never did that either and I now find myself longing to go到 dances，etc., with a gentleman，but it seems they all want a bobbed-haired girl，flighty和frighty，regardless of reputation，appearance or anything else，just so they make a fuss over them。Are there any real gentlemen left these days和where could I meet them？ LONESOME. Of course there are real gentlemen left these days， many of them. The trouble with you is that you are not looking for goodness，but think too much about your own fine points and independent spirit. It is not necessary to flatter，but it is necessary to appreciate和 treat a feeling of warmth which would encourage a man to like you. You would not like any man who was as indifferent to your charm as you try to be to the charms of the men you meet. It is correct to ask a young man to call，and it is also correct to invite him in when he has taken你 home unless the hour is too late. 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finest programs ever given at the Orangethorpe school was presented to a large audience Friday evening when 10 young folk graduated. Much credit is due Mr. Charles M. French, principal, who so ably supervised the work. He was assisted by Miss Florence Cairns, Mrs. Ethel Lewis, and Mrs. Vangella Rainey, the other teachers. The auditorium was beautifully decorated with a background of pepper boughes, fern and palm leaves. The front of the stage was banked with roses, carnations, gladiolus, hydrangeas and various other flowers. The dainfulness of the girl graduates in their fluffy white dresses and the dignity of the boys of the class was impressive. The 10 young folks who had successfully completed the eighth grade work and are now ready for high school are the Misses Laura Johnson, Ida Kidd, Miriam Porter, Evelyn Thompson, Lilah Schute, Myra Ortis and Frank Del Giorgio, Wesley Dickenson and Adryce Hill. The decorations lent a spring-like atmosphere which was in keeping with the operetta entitled "Midsummer Eve." Miss Lilah Schute played the role of queen. She was lead to the throne by six dainty little flower girls, Pearl and Mearl Pebloy, Mary Ellen Gordon, Wilma Collman, Celia Conrow and Gadya Spencer who were costumed in yellow and pink paper dresses and carried beautiful baskets of flowers. Rosser Williams and Hardin Covey were pages attending the queen. Ten intermediate boys very cleverly Daily Fashion Hint Prepared Especially For This Newspaper CUPID CAPTURES ANOTHER FROM BANKERETTES Miss Elsie Schellens, one of the June brides-elect was shown a pretty courteous last evening when Mrs. Lena Mac Nolan presided as hostess at a miscellaneous shower at the home of her sister, Mrs Robert Boney, 1110 W. Center-st. The shower was under the guise of a regular Bankerette meeting and guests included present and ex-members. The Boney home was very attractively decorated for the occasion in pink and white, many baskets of lovely flowers being used. Games, catals and guessing were enjoyed and a jolly evening passed. When Miss Schellens opened her gifts there were many lovely articles in the collection. Miss Schellens is one of Anaheim's own maidens, popular in both social and business counters and her marriage to Ernest Pyles. Long Beach is an anticipated social event of the future. She has been employed at the Anaheim National Bank for some time but will resign her position there this week. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Nolan, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Boney. Out of town guests were Mrs. Ralph Glassard, Victoryville; Mrs. W. J Matter, Maywood; Mrs. H. E. Clemons, Walnut Park; Mrs. George Vermillion, Long Beach; Mesdames Lyttel Larsson, Kenneth Peek, C. B. Goodson, Bernard Dresser; Robert Boney; the Misses Ethel Harling, Grace Johnson; Madge Sanders, Stella Bastian; Lucille Bastian, Gladys Cottrell and the honoree, Miss Elsie The decorations lent a spring-like atmosphere which was in keeping with the operetta entitled "Midummer Eve." Miss Lilah Schute played the role of queen. She was lead to the throne by six dainty little flower girls, Pearl and Mearl Pebble, Mary Ellen Gordon, Wilma Collman, Gila Conrow and Gadya Spencer who were costumed in yellow and pink paper dresses and carried beautiful baskets of flowers. Rosser Williams and Hardin Covey were pages attending the queen. Ten intermediate boys very cleverly played the part of little green elves. The younger girls in a bewitching manner enacted the part of the Will-of-the-Wispe and gave a dance and song. Twelve intermediate girls were costumed to represent various flowers. They very ably executed a lengthy and difficult drill which infrequently is surpassed for beauty. Many thanks is due Mrs. Dan Williams who played the accompaniment. After the operetta a pretty reading was given by Gladys Spencer; a piano solo by Henrietta Heamatra. The primary boys and girls costumed to represent the "Overall Boys and Sunbonnet Babies" very pleasingly presented a song and march. Mrs. Ethel Lewis sang two vocal selections in a very charming manner to which the audience leapt no little applause. Miss Laura Johnson gave the valedictory address after which Mr. J. McDuell, president of the school board, in a very efficient manner, presented diplomas to the graduates. Final West Side PT. A. A program especially for eighth grade mothers was presented yesterday by the West Side P.T. A., when George Hedstrom, of the high school faculty, gave a practical talk concerning children who are to enter high school next year. Although not all of the mothers of the association heard the talk, those who did gleaned much benefit from it. Two piano solos by Miss Jessie Fallis and two solos by Mrs. A. L. Kalp with Mrs. Hitehcock at the piano, added enjoyment to the afternoon. An excellent report from the Pasadena P.T. A. convention was presented by Mrs. R. C. Irwin. Election resulted in the choice of Mrs. A. Palm for president; Mrs. C. R. Harrison, vice president; Mrs. R. S. Irwin, secretary; Mrs. Chas Schweinfest, recording secretary; Mrs. Lonen, treasurer; Mrs. Bryant Drake, parliamentarian; and H. D. Adkins, historian. The meeting adjourned for the summer and the autumn meeting date will depend upon the open-ended atmosphere which was in keeping with the operetta entitled "Midummer Eve." Miss Lilah Schute played the role of queen. She was lead to the throne by six dainty little flower girls, Pearl and Mearl Pebble, Mary Ellen Gordon, Wilma Collman, Gila Conrow and Gadya Spencer who were costumed in yellow and pink paper dresses and carried beautiful baskets of flowers. Rosser Williams and Hardin Covey were pages attending the queen. Ten intermediate boys very cleverly played the part of little green elves. The younger girls in a bewitching manner enacted the part of the Will-of-the-Wispe and gave a dance and song. Twelve intermediate girls were costumed to represent various flowers. They very ably executed a lengthy and difficult drill which infrequently is surpassed for beauty. Many thanks is due Mrs. Dan Williams who played the accompaniment. After the operetta a pretty reading was given by Gladys Spencer; a piano solo by Henrietta Heamatra. The primary boys and girls costumed to represent the "Overall Boys and Sunbonnet Babies" very pleasingly presented a song and march. Mrs. Ethel Lewis sang two vocal selections in a very charming manner to which the audience leapt no little applause. Miss Laura Johnson gave the valedictory address after which Mr. J. McDuell, president of the school board, in a very efficient manner, presented diplomas to the graduates. BLOUSE OF PRACTICAL SIMPLICITY Truly a revelation of simple elegance is this overblouse of figured silk crests de Chine. The Vashaped neck and sleeves are bound with plain silk, then finished with blanket-stitch embroidery. This effect is repeated at the lower edge of the hip-band. One also adds the monogram as a final touch of elegance to blouses so simply and delightfully designed. Medium size requires 1½ yard 36-inch material. Pictorial Review: Blouse No. 2115. Sizes 34 to 46 inches bust. Price, 30 cents. Local News Passengers over the U.P. from Fullerton for points east were announced today as follows: Miss Ruth House, Merrill, Wis.; Mrs. Nana Williams, Denver; and W.H. Henderson, Salt Lake City. Miss Isidora Alvarez of Stanton is a patient at the local sanitarium today. Mrs Murle Gossett is absent from her duties at First National Bank on account of illness. Mrs. Ralph Gossard of Victorville is passing several days in Anaheim with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Westphal. Mr. and Mrs. George Vermillion and little son of Long Beach were guests of Anaheim relatives and friends last evening. L Hanson has gone to Mt.Baldy for a two weeks outing. Fearl Filer, 330 So. Melrose-st, who has been ill for the past three weeks is considerably improved. He has been absent from his duties at Heying's Pharmacy. Mr. and Mrs.H.E.Clemons of Walnut Park end Mrs.W.J.Matter, Maywood were guests of Anaheim friends last evening. Misses Lucille Bastian and Marie Robertson plan to leave soon on a ten weeks' vacation to eastern points. Wm.Everett, Wm.Knot; and Wm.Fassel attended the funeral of Arthur McClain in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.M.L.Wolfe, son Bryce, and caught, Glades, left by motor yesterday afternoon for a three months' four of the north and east. They will visit Yosemite Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs.Nolan, assisted by her sister, Mrs.Boney. Out of town guests were Mrs.Ralph Glassard, Victoryville; Mrs.W.J.Matter, Maywood; Mrs.H.E.Clemons, Walnut Park; Mrs.George Vermillion, Long Beach; Mesdames Lyttel Larsson, Kenneth Peck, C.B.Goodson,Bernard Dresser,Robert Beney,the Misses Ethel Harling,Grace Johnson,Madge Sandera,Stella Bastian,Lucyle Bastian,Gladys Cottrell and the honoree,Miss Elaine Edens and the hostess,Mrs.Norma. OPENS HAIR GROWING SHOP Mrs.Iva Hussey has opened a shop in room 200, at 222 East Center, where she will give the Barnett system of growing hair Through appointment or on Tuesday evenings she will give scalp treatments, specialize in falling hair treatments, and other stimulating of the scalp. Mrs.Hussey has been very successful in her methods and invites all women of the vicinity who are victims of the common alliment, falling hair, to visit her. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Sig Peterson, San Francisco; A.W.Ellmer, Alban-bra; T.E.Copham, San Bernardino; and C.H.Handworn W.C.Meadors,Riverside. Although the tower of London was built nearly four hundred years ago it is still in perfect condition. CARD OF THANKS We desire to express our heartfelt thanks for the many kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings at the funeral of our beloved. This evidence of esteem and friendship was a wonderful consolation to us and thank all for their kind attentions. MRS.OLIVER HILL and family. GIRL, REPENTANT OVER FRAUD TO STUDY IN PA! An excellent report from the Pasadena P.T. convention was presented by Mrs. R. C. Irwin. Election resulted in the choice of Mrs. A. Palm for president; Mrs. C. R. Harrison, vice president; Mrs. R. S. Irwin, secretary; Mrs. Chas. Schweinfest, recording secretary; Mrs. Lonen, treasurer; Mrs. Bryant Drake, parliamentarian; and H. D. Adkins, historian. The meeting adjourned for the summer and the autumn meeting date will depend upon the opening of school. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA George Collins, San Francisco; J. A. Ellis, Z. Howard, Wm. R. Myers, Louis Herzey, J. P. Pitt, Miss B. Mowley, J. C. Jewett Leo Gibert, and Harry Schwartz, Los Angeles; and K. C. Hoskins, La Verne. Classified Ads Bring Good Results be a lone fight. Beware of wearying your husband with two frequent recitations of what you are suffering, try inspiring a feeling of utmost trust in him and learn to laugh at yourself. A Beautiful Dainty White Skin for You in one minute or your money worth RED OR BROWN FACE, NECK, HANDS OR ARMS WILL KNONE DOUNCE BEcome a beautiful white if you use Derma Viva Flush, white or grunette, at home or in public, attractive white-neds of your skin causes comments of admiration. Used in place of powder has better effect, but does not show or rub off, harmless. AVOID SUBSTITUTES, SIKY CENTRE. FULLERTON BRIEFFS Passengers over Santa Fe: Rebecca Ivy and daughters, Pauline and Katherine Hot Springs, Ark.; H. H. Young, Chicago; James E. Pomilee, Salt Lake City; Hugh Orr and wife, Martin, Mich. AT THE CALIFORNIA HOTEL FULLERTON N., Davis, Frank N. King, E. E. Mycoff, David L. Wright, C. E. Williamson, C. W. Barrett, and Henry E. Hansen, Los Angeles; S. H. Allen, San Francisco; and C. J. Arthur, San Diego. Classified Ads Bring Results Misses Lucyille Bastian and Marie Robertson plan to leave soon on a ten weeks' vacation to eastern points. Wm. Everett, Wm. Knott and Wm. Fassel attended the funeral of Arthur McClain in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wolfe, son, Bryce, and daughter, Glade, left by motor yesterday afternoon for a three month's four of the north and east. They will visit Yosemite, Portland, go up the Columbia river, strike the Yellowstone trail at Walla Walla, visit Yellowstone park, spend some time at Aberdeen, S. D. and proceed to Minnesota. Charles Jack Lind and Harriett Chappell, both of Las Angeles, were married yesterday afternoon by Charles Kuchel, justice of the peace. They will make their home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kraemer of Placentia are the parents of a daughter born at the Anaheim Sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stoll of Artesia are the parents of a daughter born at the local sanitarium. Mrs. Ethel Robinson left yesterday over the U.P.for Minneapolis, Minn. John C. Bowerman left today over the U.P.for Denver, Colo. New patients at sanitarium: H. O. Cole, Corena; Baby Ludette, Placentia; and D. B.Walt, Oranga. New patients at the Fullerton hospital include Sammy Conover of Fullerton,and J.I.Salveson of Brea. In 1923 Miss Erna Lange was acclaimed the winner of the John Armstrong Chalonner art prize with her contribution titled,"Lament." Later the committee awarding the prize disqualified her because it was found that her picture bore a striking resemblance to one done several years ago by an English artist.James Williams.Miss Lange admitted the second and last mistake that Mr.Bowerman did she has suffered through and decided she has suffered enough to Paris for a year's study.-