oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-05

SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL CHI OMEGAS AND FRIENDS FROLIC AT BLAKELY'S The final course of a progressive party was enjoyed at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Blakely, West Broadway, when eight Chi Omega sorority girls and their escorts as guests of Miss Harriet Blakely motored here to pass the remainder of the evening in dancing. The girls are all living in the sorority's house at 1148 North Berendo, and are seniors in U. C. S. B. The first three courses were served in Los Angeles at various locations, which was a real jolly stunt, but the climax was reached in the drive and cordial reception awaiting them at Miss Harriet's home. Her parents had added to its charm with pretty floral arrangements and a daintily appointed table. The happy young folk danced the remainder of the evening away. Participated were the Misses Emmy Lou Simons, Millicent Ford, Julia Shores, Irene Goody, Connie Fowler, Alice Pitcher, Connie Culmer, Margaret Wachtell, and the Messrs Richard Crawford, Ben Window, Everett Wendell, Gene McKinzie, John Geeran, John Richardson, Orville Kanary, Fred Rose and Jack Lawson. Masons Install With George Settle, retiring master, serving as installing of Patriotic Orders Install Public installation of Malvern Hill Post, G. A. R., and Julia Ward tent, D. of V., was attended by an interested crowd this afternoon. The meeting opened at 10 a.m. with a delicious spread at noon. A program of particular interest was presented. Mrs. Eva Bell and her staff, of Santa Ana tent were present for the pleasant purpose of putting on the installation rites. D. of V. members to take office included: Beulah Curran, president; Carrie R., Mawe, senior vice president; Mary Updyke, junior president; Jessie Waiters, chaplain; Mabel Ellis, treasurer; Pearl Hemus, patriotic instructor; Amy Milla, guide; Kate Barcalow, guard; Cora Houston, ass't, guard; Agnes Davis, press correspondent; Monte Porter, musician; Hazel Smalley, Maude Thompson, Agnes Davis, councill; Julia Cusick, Etta Jones, Eda Williams, Margaret Willits, color bearers. Dine at Elks Club Mrs. Lise Morehous and Mrs. Louis Jacobson and their husbands entertained the Jolly Nine Card club at Elks clubhouse at 6:30 dinner Friday evening with covers placed for 18. Pink carnations adorned the table where a sumptuous dinner was served. Driving to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson, on Carolina-ave, Placentia, directly afterward, four tables of cards were played with Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson scoring high and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McFadden low, with attractive prizes for each. All members were present in the pleasurable club's closing event of the holiday season. Masons Install With George Settle, retiring master, serving as installing officer, and district inspector E. B. Trago, of Santa Ana, as master of ceremonies, Anahelm Masonic lodge held open installation of their officers for the new year. Several out of town members were present among the more than 150 who witnessed the impressive ceremony. The new officials include Guy M. Damiels, master; Clyde Williams, senior warden and Wm. P. Webb, junior warden, who will be installed later. Mr. Webb it will be remembered is confined to his bed following an operation for appendicitis. Others are J. L. Atkins, treasurer; Wm. Chambers, secretary; Len Witherell, senior deacon; Thomas Lumsdon, junior deacon; George Jackson, chaplain; Alonzo Alexander, marshal; Geo. Gregory, senior steward; D. D. Webb, junior steward, and J. H. EnEarl, tyler. A program was enjoyed during the installation ceremonies and the remainder of the evening was devoted to dancing. Hear Notable Pianist With Miss Lucy Belle Morgan as hostess, the Apollo club held a meeting Saturday afternoon, at her home. Two musical numbers, one "Hark, Hark the Lark," Liszt played by Miss Stuthman, and "Passe Pied," Bach, Miss Charlyn Tedrick, were efficiently rendered. Games and refreshments made a pleasant closing hour for the afternoon, wherein the following girls were present: the Misses Charlyn Tedrick, Harriet Austin, Frances Pickleseimer, Naomi Wheeler, Florence Welder, Agnes Johnson, Esther Phillips, Rolland Golter, Lorris Morgan, Lucy Belle and Elizabeth Morgan, Miss Struthman, the teacher, and Mr. and Mrs. Morgan. Several members of the club were present at the concert in Philharmonic auditorium Friday aftercoon when Miss Olga Steeb played the accompaniments for two of the orchestra's numbers. Round Table Program International Relations day will be celebrated at Placeontia Round Table club Wednesday. With their national anthems contributed by Mrs. J. J. Farley and Mrs. S. L. Walker, the following countries will be represented by Russia, Mrs. Society is Admitted The Girls' Friendly society including four associate and 20 active members, was admitted last evening in a beautifully impressive service in St Michaels church, with the Rev. A. G. H. Bode, rector, administering the rites. The girls were each presented with a special badge. A social hour was enjoyed in the parish hall after services. The candidates branch, including girls under 14, will be organized this afternoon at a meeting in the hall, 3:20 set for the meeting hour. Yeoman 'Poverty' Dance With the Llewellyn orchestra engaged for tomorrow night, Yoemen of Fullerton and Anahelm are awaiting the Hard Time dance tomorrow evening to be held in the K. P. hall. Prizes will be given for the most effective costume depicting 'hard times'. Drill practice will be hed previous to the dancing hour and every member of the team is asked to be present promptly at 7:30. Refreshments will be served. Work for Queen Esters Another interesting session of the Queen Esters will be held tomorrow evening in the church bungalow. The girls are asked by Mrs. Maryin, their leader, to come directly after school for there is a comfort to tie and it is desired to complete the work in one evening. Supper will be served in the social hall at 6 o'clock. The usual lesson program will follow. Satin and Beads Fashion Gown Hand painting on goat the season's fashions with the end while mantau for even young girl (right) makes up practical frock of cocoa crepe. HOUSEHOLD HINTS MENU HINT Breakfast Apple Sauce Bran Mutton Brolled Bacon with Eggs Coffee Lunchoon Celery Soup Cracked Eggs scrambled with Corn Peppers Reheated Bran Muffins Grapes Dinner Brisket of Beef with Beans Combination Salad Vichy Carrots Baked Pine Slices Coffees Brisket of Beef—Two to three pounds brisket one pound beans one-half cup brown sugar half cup maple syrup salt pepper Soak beans in water night Drain Put in iron kettle with sugar mustard syrup and pepper Place meat on this Cover with water Bake oven three hours adding hot ter when necessary. HOUSEHOLD HINTS ... $ MENU HINT Breakfast Orange Juice Hot Buttered Toast and Marmalade Coffee Juncione Welsh Rarebit Crackers Stewed Fruit Calc Milk Tea Dinner Ham and Potatoes en Cassero Colcalaw Apple Fritters with Sauce Butterscotch Whip Several members of the club were present at the concert in Philharmonic auditorium Friday afternoon when Miss Olga Steeb played the accompaniments for two of the orchestra's numbers. Round Table Program International Relations day will be celebrated at Placetta Round Table club Wednesday. With their national anthems contributed by Mrs. J. J. Farley and Mrs. S. L. Walker, the following countries will be represented by Russia, Mrs. S. W. McCulloch; Mexico, Mrs. T. L. McFadden; England, Mrs. Charles Thamer; France, Mrs. W. J. Travers; Italy, Mrs. Herbert Sullivan, who will read; Ireland, Mrs. Fred Cline, also with a reading; Germany, Mrs. Walter McLellan; Japan, Mrs. W. J. Newell; China, Mrs. W. J. Carmichael; South America, Emily Cuff. Mrs. Frank McDowell is in charge of the program with the Meadames C. L. Petty, C. W. Blattner, O. D. Harmon, L. M. Walker, P. J. O'Brien and G. H. Forster, assistant. Christian Church Dinner The Christian church ladies will serve the usual excellent dinner Wednesday in the church dining room, with Mrs. A. Zimmerman and Mrs. H. S. Leavitt as hostesses. This is the first of the delicious repasts served since before the holidays and the hungry business folk hall it with happy anticipation. NOTICE All members of Knights of Pythias are requested to be present at Anaheim Castle Hall on next Monday night, Jan. 5th. "There will be installation of officers." "Something good to eat," and also the presence of several of the Grand Officers is expected. J. W. CORDER K. of R. S. FURS! Remodeled into latest fashions. Fox scarfs closed $5.00. Raw Skin Tanned Open Evenings Phone 8541 211 W. Chartree, Anaheim The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped deeply at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt and ends of trailing panels. It is beaded in gold and silver beads. The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown. The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beaded in gold和silverbeads。 The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends of trailing panels。It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of the skirt和ends OF TRAILING PANELS." It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 at the bottom of THE SKIRT AND END OF TRAILING PANELS." It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing this lovely evening gown.The white satin is scalloped深深 AT THE SKIRT AND END OF TRAILING PANELS." It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used in developing THIS LOVELY EVENING GOWN." It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing height and slimness are used IN DEVELOPING THIS LOVELY EVENING GOWN." It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing height AND SLIMNESS ARE USED IN DEVELOPING THIS LOVELY EVENING GOWN." It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing HEIGHT AND SLIMNESS ARE USED IN DEVELOPING THIS LOVELY EVENING GOWN." It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." The straight, long lines, emphasizing HEIGHT AND SLIMNESS ARE USED IN DEVELOPING THIS LOVELY EVENING GOWN." It is beDED IN GOLD AND SILVER BEADS." THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. 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THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORK AND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORKAND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORKAND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORKAND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKE A FORKAND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA FORKAND MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARY SOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARYSOFT WEAR. THE STRICTLY FORMAL STYLE IS USED TO CREATE A SOFT And COMFORTABLE OUTPUT FOR THE PERSON WHO WILL TAKEA Forkand MATCH IT WITH NECESSARYSOFT WEAR. 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A. Rousseau, of West Built celebrated his "dozenth" yesterday, with a company tives as dinner guests. The meal was served at and topped off with a big cake carrying the number of candles, and with the initial of the name which his family only elicited to use. As the you was so recently presented an array of Christmas gifts curred to his guests that was the better birthday he received a purse filled silver coins to add to his account. His guests were his greater, Mrs. R. E. Rousseau; Mrs. C. W. Kunze and Margaret; Mr. and Mr. Howell and the Misses Ellen Rousseau, all of geles, who, with his parents his sister, Catherine, not even dozen happy celebrations. Many at Federation Two long tables and but a little bit shorter rounded by women of the Federation which included from Huntington Beach, Santa Ana, Pufferton, and Orange, today as the monthly gathering was Odd Fellows hall. The session was devoted to officers. A delicious menu of roasted potatoes and gravy creamed turnip, gravy cranberry sauce, hot apple coffee were served. They were centered from en with lengths of ferns dot Hand painting on gowns and costumes made from Spanish shawls is noted prominently in season's fashions with the more common fur and embroidery embellishments. In the center a black white manteau for evening is made out of a handsome shawl, while a pink chiffon frock for young girl (right) makes use of handpainted rose design for trimming. On the left is a more technical frock of cocoa crepe roma trimmed with bands of kohlsky and embroidery. HOUSEHOLD HINTS MENU HINT Breakfast Sauce Bran Muffins Brolled Bacon with Eggs Coffee Luncheon My Soup Crackers is scrambled with Corn and Peppers Reheated Bran Muffins Milk Dinner Risket of Beef with Beans Combination Salad Carrots Baked Pears June Slices Coffee Disket of Beef—Two to three dishes brisket, one pound nays, one-half teaspoon mustard, half cup brown sugar, one-cup maple syrup, salt pepper. Soak beans in water over Drain. Put in iron kettle sugar, mustard, syrup, salt pepper. Place meat on top of Cover with water. Bake in three hours, adding hot water when necessary. SEEHOLD HINTS ... $... $... MENU HINT Breakfast Orange Juice Hot Buttered Toast and Marmalade Coffee Junicheon Welsh Rarebit Pickles Sweet Fruit Cake Milk Tea Dinner In and Potatoes on Casserole Coleslaw Apple Fritters with Sauce Arrocot Whip Coffee TODAY'S RECIPES ing Bean Salad—Take two string beans, cut off, then cut beans HEART AND HOME PROBLEMS ELIZABETH THOMPSON CHASM. Dear Mrs. Thompson; About two years ago I was married and after living with my husband a few months was divorced. A year ago the 18th of November I was married again. Then my first husband caused me some trouble about my divorce and the law said that my fast husband and I had to part until January while I went thru another divorce case. When my second husband and I parted he told me I was single and to enjoy myself until the time came for us to be married again. A few nights ago I went to a dance with a couple of girl friends and he did not like it. I was not with a fellow as I expect to marry him again. The next morning he came to the house and would not speak to me. He left without saying good-bye or when he would be back. I thought he would leave town and so I have looked all over town for him and have failed to find him. Would you advise me to wait for him and to marry him when he does come back? Would you advise me to marry any one so jealous? I love the man and I know he loves me. ROKEN HEARTED WOMAN. The man you married last will always have to face the fact that you gave up your first husband for him, and therefore jealousy on his part will not be entirely without warrant. If he comes back, and he probably will since he loves you, be tactful and kind so that his jealous fits will not be provoked and intensified. Under the circumstances it was hardly wise to attend the dance even in the company of girls. LOVE AT THIRTEEN. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl of thirteen. For two years I have cared very much for a boy four years my senior. He does back. The next day I found it in my desk. I didn't want it any more so I gave it to him and I think he will keep it for good now. Did I do right? I love this young man dearly and would like to win back his friendship. SOFT-HEARTED SUE. Your opportunity to win back the young man came when he returned the picture to you. At that time it was not necessary to show joy to think he gave it back, but you might have told him you would keep it because you preferred friends to enemies. Now, however you might just as well recognize the fact that your friendship is a thing of the past and to forget him as quickly as possible. INDIFFERENCE NEEDED Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have known a lot of boys, but none of them have been true to me. I have always treated them nicely and so have my parents. They are invited to dinners, house parties and a lot of meals. They always come, but they do not stay as my friend. I am true to them and they know it. I dress well, am considered good-looking, jolly and very decent, but not real distant. I work but I don't have to. I have not the best of health and am meloncholy. I am nervous and quick but kind at heart. Men only like me a night or two and then it is all over. They say I am a good girl with a sweet disposition, but that is all. Many people have told me I was too good natured. But I was born that way. Please tell me some way out of my trouble. BILLIE DALE. You make things too easy for the young men who take an interest in you. A little more indifference on your part and the part of your parens would be better than to invite your friends to dinner, meals, house Midwinter Picnic As a pleasurable farewell Alexander Pathoyios, Hugh and A.E. Clark, a relatives and close friend Orange-co park yesterday they enjoyed a steak bakes of tasty fixin' under clms. Mrs.Pathoyios has liting the Clark families two months, but leaves for her northern home. The kiddies of which several, enjoyed the pinch in the afternoon as the chatted and basked in shine at the pretty recreation. The party was composed and Mrs.A.E.Clark and Mrs.Hugh Clark and chil their guest Mrs.Pathoyios and Mrs.Walter Clark dren, Mr,and Mrs.Loo J children;Mr,and M Schwager and children;Mrander and Mr.,and Mrs. Dance at School A dance in the Cypress school will be held Friday sponsored by a committee Parent-Teacher Ass'n of old Old time dances will be program, with modern course, interspersing an lent music has been proThe affair is a benefit to cover the cost insured ing the lawn about the building. Other improved planned by this wide awa elation as fast as money earned for their cost. FULLERTON BRIDGE E.A.Schuiz and fr South Gate Gardens via Schulz's mother in Fuller terday. TODAY'S RECIPES Benn Salad—Take two string beans, cut the off, then cut beans whose in fine slices (each in three or four slices). In salted water until tender, take one tablespoon bacon sausage, one tablespoon flour and well in a skillet, then add brown flour to the salted on the beans. It makes a rich gravy. Add one-half cup sugar, salt pepper to taste. Take a casserole that has been pared and fine, let stand in salt water minutes and add to the beans the vinegar, etc., have been 1. Bring to a scald and serve. Omelet—Take one-half of bread for each person, add lent milk to soak it up well, may take a fork and mash you wish, then add one cochon person and beat up well the fork. Urge it out in a hot skillet, ed well with butter, salt and When nice and brown, and fry on the other side. Here is a recipe for a whole Christmas sweet for chili. Every normal human behas a sweet tooth and the her’s aim should be to sat this natural eating with disastrous results to the digestive organs. Apricot candy: Three-fourth dried apricots, three-fourth shredded coconut, one-half chopped nut meats, one-taboon lemon juice, one-half moon grated orange rind, half teaapoon grated lemon wash the apricots and steam them for five minutes. Put the three ingredients thru meat chopper. Add lemon and lemon and orange. Knead until well blend. If mixture seems too dry a little orange juice. Roll in a sheet one-quarter inch thick. Cut into small squares diamonds or into other small fancy shapes. LOVE AT THIRTEEN. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl of thirteen. For two years I have cared very much for a boy four years my senior. He does not like girls older than I. He does not know that I care so much for him. At first I played together like children, but things have changed. I care for him more than as a friend now. I am nearly sure that he cares for me because when he is around me he acts like it. Can you advise me to find out if he cares for me or not? Also tell me what to do to let him know that I care for him. WAITING. You will have to judge how much the young man cares for you by his actions. Both you and he are too young to talk of love and marriage. Do not try to make him tell you that he cares, and by no means confess your love for him. It is enough to let him know you value him as a friend. Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl seventeen years of age and have been going with a boy one year my senior. About a month ago we had a quarrel and I thought I would give him the privilege of never coming back, and so I returned his letters. Now I can sorry I did so and he also acts differently. Is it my place to make up? If so, should I write or speak to him? Do not make up with an apology. Simply speak as if nothing had happened when you meet, and if he is ready to be friendly again he will respond to you. After a few friendly meetings you will doubtless find yourself on your former footing. LOSEN BOY FRIEND Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl eighteen years of age. I am going with a boy the same age. We have been good friends until about two weeks ago when he asked us if he would have nothing to do with me. He gave me a picture nearly a year ago and the other day I decided to give it. You make things too easy for the young men who take an interest in you. A little more indifference on your part and the part of your parens would be better than to invite your friends to dinner, meals, house parties, etc. Let the young men ask permission to come and never urge the matter yourself. Your opportunities are not over and in the future you will be able to profit from past mistakes. Also remember it is better to be too distant than too free. FULLERTON BRIDGE E. A. Schulz and for South Gate Gardens via Schulz’s mother in Fullerton terday. Mrs. L. Fores of Bremlent at Fullerton hospitl Miss Dorothy Dean l morrow over the S.P.f ley. J. F. Llewellen left over the S.P.for Memphis A Class Ad is best little... Youth Celebrates Clarence, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Rousseau, of West Broadway, celebrated his "dozenth" birthday everyday, with a company of relaves as dinner guests. The meal was served at 4 p.m. and topped off with a gorgeous cake carrying the required number of candies, and inscribed with the initial of the nickname which his family only claims the night to use. As the young man was so recently presented with an array of Christmas gifts, it occurred to his guests that silver was the better birthday gift, so he received a purse filled with silver coins to add to his savings account. His guests were his grandmother, Mrs. R. E. Rousseau; Mr. and Mr. C. W. Kunze and daughter, Margaret; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dowell and the Misses Ethel and Allen Rousseau, all of Los Anles, who, with his parents and his sister, Catherine, made an even dozen happy celebrators Many at Federation Two long tables and another but a little bit shorter was surrounded by women of the W. R. C. Cederation which includes corps from Huntington Beach, Whittier, anta Ann, Pufferton, Anghemi and Orange, today as the regular monthly gathering was held in add Fellows hall. The morning session was devoted to installing officers. A delicious menu of roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy, peas, creamed turnips, gravy, salad, cranberry sauce, hot apple pie and coffee were served. The tables were centered from end to end with lengths of ferns dotted with Watch Ventilation and Gas Heater in Winter Weather Do you cough, is your throat dry or do your eyes smart? Maybe monoxide gas did it. Sixteen deaths have been caused in Los Angeles by gas poisoning in the last few weeks. Some two years ago an Anaheimer was poisoned to death by the gas to or from his heater, after he had lain down to sleep with all the windows and doors closed. J. C. Hayden, local manager of the Southern Counties Gas Co., was asked how about it this morning. Here, in substance, is his view: Most monoxide gas poisoning is caused by water-heaters, burning in a room which is shut up and without ventilation. The copper coil is responsible. Every gas burner, stove, heater or what not, should have an air mixer, properly adjusted, and the room should be kept ventilated. A pan of water on a stove or heater not only furnishes moisture by steam to the air, but prevents the too rapid consumption of the oxygen in the air by the stove. The fumes should be carried to the exterior by pipe, the same as smoke is from a coal or wood stove. Many deaths and much harm are caused, not by monoxide gas, but by the gas which has escaped before being burned. Defective pipes or connections are to blame. Some advice circulated in Los Angeles includes the following: Keep stove clean and free from dirt. Don't leave gas burning at night or when nobody is present. Keep at least one window open three or four inches at the top and bottom, regardless of weather conditions. Ventilators of heaters should be connected with the out-of-doors air. All gas burning stoves, heaters, etc., should be inspect regularly to make sure that they are not elogged or defective. The Southern County Gas Co. makes these adjustments free of charge. Regular W.R.C. Day The local W. R. C. will meet in regular session at 2 p.m. tomorrow and every member is urged to be out. Starting the new year with a full attendance is just the nicest thing the officers can ask, and hope to have a unanimous response. HOLIDAY CAKE One and one-quarter cups sugar, one cup shortening, one teaspoon baking powder, one teaspoon cinnamon, one-half teaspoon allspice, two cups raisins, one cup candied pineapple, one-half cup dried apricots, one-half cup coffee, four eggs, two cups flour, two teaspoons ground clover, one-half teaspoon mace, one cup currants, three-fourths cup candied citron. Midwinter Picnic Dinner As a pleasurable farewell to Mrs. Alexander Pathoyios, niece of Fugh and A. E. Clark, a party of relatives and close friends went to orange-co park yesterday where they enjoyed a steak bake with oats of tasty fixin' under the big ims. Mrs. Pathoyios has been visiting the Clark families the past two months, but leaves tomorrow or her northern home. The kiddies of which there were several, enjoyed the playgrounds on the afternoon as their elders chatted and basked in the sunshine at the pretty recreation spot. The party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark and children and their guest, Mrs. Pathoyios, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark and children, Mr. and Mrs. Leo McGavren and children: Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Schwager and children; Mrs. Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble. Dance at School A dance in the Cypress grammar school will be held Friday evening, sponsored by a committee of the Parent-Teacher Ass'n of that city. Old time dances will be on the program, with modern ones, of course, interspersing, and excellent music has been promised. The affair is a benefit proceeds to cover the cost insured by planting the lawn about the school building. Other improvements are planned by this wide awake association as fast as money can be earned for their cost. FULLERTON BRIEF'S E. A. Schulz and family of South Gate Gardens visited Mr. Schulz's mother in Fullerton yesterday. Bizarre Model's Done in Velvet What the Neurocalometer Is —What It Does The Neurocalometer is a very delicate, sensitive instrument which when placed upon the spine: Verifies the proper places for adjustments. It measures the specific degree of vertebral pressure upon nerves. It measures the specific degree of interference to transmission of mental impulses as a result of that vertebral pressure. It proves the exact intervertebral foramina that contains bone pressure upon the nerves. Which the X-ray cannot do. It proves when that pressure has been released upon nerves at a specific place. It proves how much pressure was released, if any. 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