The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 9

I VOL. XLV.NO. 54. CHARMING DICE AND DINNER AT BAILEY HOI Local I. 0.

0. F. to Assist in Anniversary Celebration at Riverside THE SUN'S Staff Correspondence COLTON, April 22. One of the most elaborate Boclal affairs of the season occurred yesterday when Mr. and Mm.

Halph D. Bailey entertained a number I of friends at a dancing party given in the parlors of the Chocolate Palace at San Bomardino. The popular host and hostess had everything arranged for the happiness and pleasure of their guests. The hall was effectively decorated with wild purple lupin Intermingled with pink rosea and the same decorations were used oh'the'tables'ln the banquet room, the flowers being ar. tlstlcally arranged in large, crystal bowls.

To the strains of sweet music the happy couples forgot the cares of the day, and at a late hour they surrounded the banquet tables where delicious refreshments were deftly served, consisting of French pastry, orang sherbert, coffee, mints and salted inotds. Those bidden to the happy affair were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Osborne, Mr.

and Mrs. V. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. E. M. Lash of Rlalto. Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs.

Denair Butler or San Bernardino, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Wlllcts, Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Merryfield. Mr. and MrB. I.

M. Knopsynder, Harry Hodge, J. N. Burson, Mrs. Ida Smith of Pittsburgh, Mrs.

Grace Garner an'l Attorney H. L. Watt. LOST In Colton, a diamond sunburst. Leave at Cosgrove'B.

Lsdaa Meetina TVie Odd Fellows of this district will cekvirato the one hundredth anniversary of the order at Riverside, California, Saturday; April 2. All members of the subordinate and Renckah lodges are requested to meet at the Odd Fellows' hall In Colton at 8:30 m. and motor to Riverside. Mrs. D.

A. Reynolds Entertains For a little surprise for her friend, Mis. R. L. Rutherford, who is entertaining house gueBts, Miss Marks of Punl)cna and Mrs.

Barnes of Titer--land; Mrs. Reynolds gave a social at her home this afternoon on West A street. The rooms were profusely dec. orated with bowls of Richmond roses and other varieties. Dainty refresh ments: were served, buffet style, of home-made cake, fruit salad and coffee.

Mrs. Ella Hiler gave a number of readings which wore thoroughly enjoyed by all. Those privileged to attend including the host and hostess Miss 'Winifred Marks, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. E.

Hines, Mrs. H. C. Robinson, Mrs. H.

B. Day, Mrs. C. Smith, Mrs. Roy Malrs, Mrs.

J. J. Cottrell, Mrs. Lee VanVoorhis, Mrs. M.

G. Taylor, Mrs. Lena Myers, Mrs. Olive Phillips, Mrs. P.

P. Carroll, Mrs. T. M. Hatchett, Mrs.

Will Rtoy, Mrs. James Carrlgan, Mrs. John Martin, Miss Anne Martin, Miss E. Wood, Miss Gladys Pepper, Mrs. Os car Wear, Mrs.

Forest Branch of Ha. wall, Mrs. E. E. Gilbert and Mrs.

Ella Hiler. Mrs. Reynolds proved to be a very genial hostess and all report moBt enjoyable afternoon. Soldier Guests Richard and William Castle, returned soldiers, were hosts at a large party given at their home on Friday evening at Grand Terrace. The honor guest was Miss Josephine Kerrlck, teacher of domcstlo science at Santa Barbara, who was home for the week-end.

The occasion was provided that she mlgnt meet the returned soldier boys of Grand Terrace. Those present were Elmer Horslcy, LeRoy Kemp, Walter Snyder, Paul Fox. Ralph Crawford, WeBley HI inf and Jim Baysinger; the boys were dressed in uniform ana tnorougniy enjoyed the "get-together" occasion. There were two guests from San Bcr face one FOR THE Hi MedSometHngTerrible. ifvCcficnra Healed, "My face was in an awful condition.

It was smeared with pimples, DiacKneaas ana cniargea pores. It Itched something terribla and I lost nights of sleep. My face was disfigured for three veers. "Then I saw a Cutlcura arilMfnnt and I sent for sample. I bought more snd It only took two cakes of Soap and two boxes of Ointment to heal me." (Signed) Henry Ooldfarb, 21S N.

Fremont Lot Aogelei, August 0, 1918.) Having cleared your akin keep It clear by uaing Cutlcura Soap and Ointment for daily toilet purpoaea. rrXotkara Talcnm Powderva fc net fall to teat tha fascinating fra aralce of thia exquisitely aerated face. Sthe txnoq a charm tncomprbl sod (peculiar toltaetf. of Cutlcura Soap. I Sold snsrywlMra at mco.

Texans Are to Picnic at SAN WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS MEETING ASSIST COLTON CHAUTAUQUA Club Has Interesting Proceeds Will Go to Municipal Project THE SUN'S Staff Correspondence COLTON, April 22. The Colton Woman's club met In regular sesslor this afternoon with Mrs. L. C. Newcomer, second vice-president.

In th.s chair. Lumburd was introduced and made a stirring and forceful talk on the Col-tin Chautauqua, to be held April 24, 25, 2(5, with its 14 excellent numbers. The profits will be turned over to a fund for the establishment of a municipal park, with a swimming pool and all that goes to make an up-to-date equipment. Mr. Lumbard Is at the head of the chamber of commerce and a public-spirited citizen.

Mrs. H. G. French then read the report of the county federation of clubs, which was held at Grand Terrace April 15. This was followed by a report read by Mrs.

C. F. Whitmer, on, Reciprocity day, held at the clubhouse at River-1 side, which Mrs. D. W.

Willets, Mrs. M. B. Wood, and Mrs. C.

F. Whitman attended. Luncheon was enjoyed by the participants while new plans and Ideas were exchanged. Delegates were then elected to the district con-! vention, they wore Mrs. C.

F. and Mrs. Jacob Bohlander, Mrs. Van Luven and Mrs. E.

T. McNeil. Delegates to the state convention, the president-elect, Mrs. L. C.

Newcomer, and Mrs. Jacob Sycamore Grove Saturday on Anniversary of Battle Out of the smoke of the battle of San Jacinto 83 years ago arose the Lone Star of the republic of Texas. The day of this battle has an abiding place in the hearts of Texans, and its anniversary will be celebrated by a picnic at Sycamore Grove park, Saturday, April 26. All Texans and former Texans in Southern California are expected to be on hand. Every Texan is expected to write and phone and talk of the occasion from now to the day.

Pass the word from, Texan to Texan, so that not ono-in California southland will miss the pleasure of tho It will bo a basket picnic a picnic of baskets of fried chicken, home made preserves, pickles, cookies, cakes, and so on an dso forth. Hot coffco will be provided. There will be county headquarters and registers so friends may find each other. The program will Include speeches, music and song. WANT FARE REDUCED WILMINGTON.

Anrll 22. Tho voters' nonnart lan lensnin ho odnnt. cd resolutions asking that the local iracuon company oe requirea to restore a S-cent street car fare in Wilmington. nardlno. Miss Gla.dvii And TWtnnM fne The other guests were Grand Terrace people numbering 35.

Ice cream and home-made cake were bountifully serv. fed In buffot style and the rooms tastefully decorated with Cherokee roses. i. Dr. L.

A. J. La Motto was able to take a long auto ride this morning, his many friends will bo pleased to know. J. E.

Butler, residing on North Eighth street Who has boen ill for mnnv "weeks, Is very much Improved. miss eulzer, who has been a house-gueBt of Mrs. Sam Andrews' for the winter, returns to her home at Tacomo, Washington, today. Mrs. J.

Tregear of Seattle, Washington, has Just arrived and will make an extended Visit with her mnlhar Mr. T. M. Hunt, at Loma Linda. Mrs.

Tre gear nas many friends in Colton who will be delighted to meet her again. Mrs. Forest Branch of Hawaii, and baby Betty Lou came the lntter nirt of the week for a visit with her moth- er wno resides In Los Angeles. She is now In Colton visiting hor sister-in-law, Mrs. Florence Wear, and her aunr, Mrs.

J. F. Walln. Odd Fellows' Anniversary Odd Fellows of the district will celebrate the one hundredth anniversary the order on Saturday at Riverside! All members of the subordinate and Rebekah lodges are to a-alher at tt tn. cal hall Saturday morning at 8:30 ciook motor to Riverside for the all-day celebration.

All are urged to attend. NOTICE Hours for using water or lawna and gardens, 5 to 10 m. and 6 to 9 p. m. One dollar fine for violation of these hours.

Colton Water Department BERNARDINO. CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 1919. HER IE LOSES MAKING Mrs. G. M.

Webster is Declared Delightful Hostess By Friends Newly-weds Return to Find Serenaders Awaiting at Late Night Hour yesterday with the surprise or Mrs. and Mrs. A. S. Pariser.

Miss James Frazler Milllgun, of Exeter, whom her a house guest of her cousin, Mrs. parents had not seen for IS months or Webster. more. The rooms were beautifully Returned decorated with yellow Lady Bunksia1 Mr. and Mrs.

Otto B. Lee returned a double birthday celebration at. the geti0 serenaders were around the Humphrey home earlier in the day, rouge for about a couple of hours when members of the Woman's Bene- waiting the return uf the newly-weds fit association of the Maccabees gath- )aje the evening, ered in honor of Mrs. Humphrey and; Boys Home Mrs. T.

H. Lackey, whose iiatal annl-1 nobcrt Broadbelt was welcomed versary came only the day before. The home yesterday by-his parents. Mr. guests brought with them baskets Bnd Mrg Daniel- Broadbelt of East fil ed with all sorts of good things to Highlands.

He has been in service eat and at the noon hour an elaborate t.w vMr. Bnn h- feast was spread on the long table lcturned from overseas. inosfc beaullluljy docomld for the! Kenneth Clark is expected homo this The day "'-evening from Camp Kearny where he ment and good wll was enjoyed by his dlsch arge. Mcsdamcs. W.

D. Humphrey, T. ui.ui.-j ci: Lackey, Delbert Stewart, H. C. King man, Hbur Tolle, Mrs.

Frazler Mll-ligan, Mrs. J. F. Sweetman, Mrs. Chester Jackson, Mrs.

John Cox. Mrs. Henry Robertson, Mrs. Ralph Wood-worth, Mrs. A.

H. Stewart, Mrs. C. W. Rclslnger.

Wonderful Crop Thla nornlng theWeiicr Brothers began cutting their 600-acre grain field lying just west of tho city limits, and the crop is of the best. A good share of tho oats have grown to a height of five feet and much of the rest will measure four. It is expected that tho harvest will reveal a record production. Pleasant Affairs Mr. and Mrs.

George Hay ward and their house guest, Mrs. E. M. Owen, are furnishing the motif for a round of happy happenings of late. This afternoon Mrs.

Hayward and Mrs. Owen are being delightfully entertained at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. F.

Mathes, of North Date street, tomorrow the two women and Mr. Hay-ward will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross, of South Riverside avenue. A delightful feature of tho day was the presence of a son of Mr.

and Mrs. Southard but Just returned from the army, whom the visitors had not seen since his return home. Judge and Mrs. Francis Bartle, of the county seat, were In Rlalto today on business for tho Fraternal Brotherhood of which the Judge is district mantigeijl Ulopmlngton and! other neighboring towns were also visited. Mr.

and Mrs. W. Hill are vlHitlnv their son, Frank, and family, at Car-. uiners. William Prout and daughter, Jotta, who have been with Mr.

Prout's sister, Mrs. Thomas McKoown, of South Orango street, since Christmas, toia left today for their home at Drlnkwa- j-m uaontuwi.uwan, uanaaa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenco Wilkinson en.

tertalsed Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Rick-enburg, of San Bernardino, at a charmingly appointed 7 o'clock dinner at mcir apartment on North Riverside' avenue. Rlalto canteen, unit No. 2, mot all trains at San Bernardino today.

fight Between Man and Wife is Declared a Draw i and Officers are Mystified Who should have been declared the wlnnor of a combat between Mr. and Mrs. James Jacobs staged at their home In 124 East First streot early yesterday morning, Is a question which puizles officers. Officers Everett and Crutchflcld answered a hurryup call and found that both had Issued punishment equally. Jacobs and his wife were both severely bruised about tho head and face.

Jacobs was arrested on a charge of being drunk. Officers stated that several family quarrels Ihud dtovcl-oped Into a regular fight tn tho post. Andrew Carnegie's Daughter Married to Boswell Miller By Associated PrcBS to THE SUN NEW YORK. April 22. In the presence of only a few friends and relutivos Miss Margaret Carnegie, only daughter of Mr.

und Mrs. Andrew Carneglo, nnd Ensign Roswell Miller, U. S. were marrlod at noon today tn tha Carnegie homo The bride, who was with, out attendants, was given away by her father. C.

'Robert Miller, a brother of the bridegroom, was best nan, Mrs. William Lytle and two young Personals Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ellis and children returned to Hermosa Beach on Sunday after a week's visit here. ILffta Rsiuatsk A 1 Iati Xjo HlnnAv sTllARt.

est daughters are enjoying a short visit In Los Angeles. Miss Hawks of. Los Angeles is spending a few days with Mrs. Hannah Rohrer at her home on West Pacific avenue. Mrs.

Rohrer and her guest spent today in Redlands. Miss Lily Boyd has returned to her home in Los Angeles after a week-end visit with Mrs. Nora E. sons at their honve on Palm avenue. Miss Emma Rohrer went to Los Angeles yesterday taking her nephew and! i niece, John and Louiso Rohrer, who were up here for a week-end visit.

D. Cushing and Annie and James Cusn-Ing. In the afternoon the children had a Jolly time huntlrig fbrTeggs which had been hidden In the living room and In the grass, i i a Un Atvta a. decorated In beautiful pfnk roses. SCHOOL BUILDING DEDICATED PRINCTON, April 22.

Bureau township has Just dedicated a new school blilldlng erected at a cost of Whhoping Cough In this disease it Is Important that the cough be kept lyoose and expectoration easy. This is best accomplished by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. That preparation also tends to liquldify the tough mum us, making Boyd and it easier to expectorate and renders the fits of coughing less frequent and Classified County News alternate, Mrs. C. F.

Whitmer. The' district and state convention meets at Coronado May 12, which will be a re ception to delegates, on Tuesday, the thirteenth the district convention will hold, followed by the state convention. I At the close or the business hour a delightful program was given. Mrs. H.

K. Osborne sang in her usual charming manner. Roues Are Shining In Plcardy. She responded to an encore. Miss Josephine Barnett played with fine technique a piano solo, she responded to an encore.

Mrs. M. E. Spraglns read In a pleasing way. The Sphinx Apple by O'Henry.

The annual meeting of the club will be held the first Tuesday in May. HAMBURGER THE SUN'S Staff Correspondence HIGHLAND, April 22. The Highland-Sim Ttarnnrdlno Card club was Mr. and Mrs. W.

D. Humphrey very deiightruiiy entertame'd ma a. PlhMt nnnhla Cianf1 by Mrs. G. M.

Webster at her bcieuraie UOUUie C.VCIII, home on the state hospital drive. The HaPPV OCCaSiOn (cosy bungalow was fragrant with the decorations of lilacs and sweet peas. il'he usual merrily waked tournament THE SUN'S Staff Correspondence ot brldo ylat enjoyed until lato KIALTO. April 22. C.

W. Relsingcr the afternoon when the hostess met with a painful accident today served delicious refreshments. while at work In his pluce of business. Kembers and guests enjoying Mrs. In Boine manner he caught the second Webster's hospitality included Mrs.

W. finger In the meat grinder, mangling h. Swan, Mirs. H. M.

Barton, Mrs. J. the end of the digit so badly that it William Smith, Mrs. Jonas S. Wtood, hud to be amputated at the first Joint jr8.

R. d. McCook, Mrs. A. M.

Ham, Family Reunion Mrsi R. C. Harbison, Mrs. Bertha Hor- This evening Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. owltz, all of the Gate city, Mrs. G. W.

Humphrey celebrated the anniversary Parsons, Mrs. G. 1 W. Prescott, Mrs. of Mrs.

Humphrey's birth with a fain- Florence IM. Orton, Mrs. James lly reunion at ineir nome their home street ACCEPTS JOB I niiiumv 1 1 ki nfllLVVHl LIIYL IN ALASKA Mr. and Mrs. D.

I. Cushing En tertain at Delightful Easter Dinner THE SUN'S Staff Correspondence DEL ROSA, April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Harlls Greene of Vallcjo are visiting Mrs.

J. 8. Greene and son, Howard, of Del Rosa avenue. Mr. Greene wl'l go to Vallcjo the last of the week to sail for Alaska between the first and Ml M.

Al 1 II. Atlll flO. E. about two months. Mrs.

Greene will on Olive Cram, Mrs. J. A. Miss Villa Nye. 1 remain here with her mother-in-law.

a feature of the reunion coming Miss Lynn James of San Francisco. 'Mrs. J. S. Greene, while he is away.

SECTION TWO PAGES NINE TO TWELVE with relatives, Mias Brim returning with them. Mm. Gooriro Weber and Dudley and Dorothy Weber returned home Sunday fvenlnir after a 10 days' visit in San Diego with Mr. Miss Isabel Purnenter. who has also been visiting relatives In San Diego, coming with, them and driving the Weber machine d.

j. carpenter is home Perris Bank Solvent; again after spending a few weeks wiin her son, Jerome uarpemer, who nui been very ill with influenza-nneumonla. He is now better and able to be up some. Easter Dinner Mr. and Mrs.

D. Cushing were boat and hostess on Sunday at a splendid iiueenin 01 way. no, win. t- ani men from Vallejo. will go to repair tha ennaren oi non Mrs.

George W. Cushing and Luclle co and Alaska and will be gone for and Jerome Cushing. Mr. and Mrs. I.

MISi ANKER SECKJLi Easter dinner at their home on Date 000i an(i Louis VjKijI.s- each being street Spring and Easter time charged with grand very effectively brought out in the jiapeH, a director of the bank, swo.o to decorations at the dinner, the cen- iho plaint clunking Tach tho terplece of the table being a large bowl ia.teny of 10 Liot'ty bundC vuluea at of sweet peas. The living rooms was 26i- decorated In calla lilies and wlilie roses. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. John Peters, Mr.

and Mrs. John Cushing and family of San Bernardl Mr. and Mrs. Samuel and May Reopen; Cashier Is Arrested, RIVERSIDE, April were Issued this afternoon- for the arrest of Joseph to have looted the Bank of Perris. fit over 30, Valnl was arrested ut Perris at' noon and arraigned before a Justice of the peace.

He was held for preliminary examination set for 29; Ir. default of $5000 bail, howaa-com mitted to ti Riverside county tul. arc being made to reopen the bank tomorrow morning. Wl.ile no official statement. has bean given out by Bank Examlnej Stern, It is the opinion of District Attorney Loyal Kelley that the Bank of Perris.

loot- -j i I 1st aAlvonl BTWl f(l II JUDVUI WlUlVIWl Mr. and Mrs. W. H. uerger enierwn- tho claims of ed at a o'clock dinner on Easter Sun- despositors.

i 7 attorney roses, anu me premiy appoiniea iaDie Sunday from a two weeks' honeymoon'of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Thomason on 1 th" enouch cash left In tfce bank was centered with dainty buds and wnlch they toured the southern part Sunday evening.

dlno." Mrs. Bernard Berger and notes to metTh. de- th.8tate and 8everal Ml Mabel and Leona Hoover have daugh IvUn Wl ma. "Se" how- end Wade Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs.

w.u. including a snort stay at Biythe with returned after a week's visit tn aL Uver something unforeseen develops customary at such events, aces be- tm a M- W. H. Berger. Th Uble was decor-lever, someming uhmj W.

H. Berger. Th table was sw twi 0 Ml wmvi ClUUJ I11UIIO, Willi illdl U.I11I fc UII4G1DI ing marked for Mrs. Frailer Mllllgan, family. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee truly put. Miss Annie Brim of Venice was a Mr. and Mrs. Lester Humphrey, of San one over on their many friends, so to week-end eiiest of Miss Mazle Huff.

On Bernardino, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert bpeak, so that a warm, welcome was Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J.

Huff and Miss Stewart, Will Humphrey, the host and awAitlng them when they returned to Marie motored to Los Angeles to visit hostess. The family reunion followed tho tat hosnitnl if tv.nin. The family reunion fojlowed the state hosottal last evening nr 4 out of the investigation of the bank examiner. It now appears that Joseph BVJIof-fore got away with $31,500 In cash and 2C50 worth of Liberty bonds' the various issues, owned by M. I Mapes, a director of the bank, who kept the bonds in the bank safe.

Mof fere, has taken with him the 209 shares of the bank stock which he bought from W. W. Stewart for $36,575. Worth Trying If you are -troubled with sleepness-oess look to your diet Drink no tea or roffen for a ew days and take -one Chamberlain's Tabltts immediately i.a rt ha. hun ii.

in mnnv after sunDer to Improve your digestion. epidemics of this disease with tht best These tablets also cause a gentle results. It contains no codeine or movement of the bowels. They are other narcotic. unsurpassed for constipation.

WHENEVER you make a purchase here you are assured of correctness of style. Our splendid buying facilities place this store on an equal basis with those of the largest style centers, and, are continually snowing the new things as soon as they appear in the Eastern markets. This week we received the most attractive new wearing apparel as well as accessories of Dress. to this store often to become acquainted with the new things when they ARE new. EDITORIAL There is such a difference between merchandising and store keeping that we are very careful in all we do sol as to prevent being classified with the latter.

Buying good merchandise and keeping down overhead expense eo that we can sell it on the smallest margin of profit keeps ub pretty busy these days, as well as those we employ to wait on trade. Pretty Parasols New Ribbons for all purposes Among tho latest arrivals you will find the narrow plcot edge ribbon in all new Spring shades. Also a full line of gros-grain ribbons in colors. Brocaded ribbons tor sashes, hair bows, camisoles, bags, etc. New Necklaces FROM 75o TO $2.00 Just arrived a wonderful assortment of the new things in neck-beads the rage of the season.

Coral, jet, pearl, amber and turquolBe beads. Also the popular Victory red necklace. (AISLE 1) You will certainly want one as soon as you see these. They're the prettiest' we have ever had. And to induce Immediate purchase we have priced them most moderately from $4 to $13.50 Children's Parasols from 69c to 2.00 New Neckwear Our assortment contains the daintiest creations In wonderful variety of latest styles.

You. will be sure to find what you are look lng for in the Neckwear line. Prices range from 65c to $4.75 New Veils and Veilings See the new trench veiling, the novelty of the season. Slip-on voils, circular veils, drape veils and veilings in infinite variety. Let this be your veiling store.

Prices range from 25c to 13.00.. (AISLE 2) New Dress Voiles 39c Yard WORTH 60o 36-inches wide. Beautiful floral and conventional designs soft, sheer quality that drapes beautifully. Lovely Camisoles Fashionable women realize that the camisole Is one of the most important factors of their attractive appearance. A pretty camisole will accentuate the becomlngness of even the plainest blouse.

See our wonderful assortments In sizes from 34 to 62. Prices range from; 98c to $2.95 (AISLE, 2) Organdy and Net Flouncing for Graduation and Confirmation Dresses. Tucked and ruffled, 45 inches wido, J3.00 to $4.50 per yard. Harris' Headquarters for dainty laces o( all kinds. Latest Handbags 91.50 TO 915.00 Don't fall to visit our new Handbag see tlon.

Latest creations la silk or leather hundreds of them. A. M. CARTER STOCK, NOW, SELLING AT HARRIS' BARGAIN ANNEX THE HARRIS COMPANY We Give S. H.

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