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;$&)m? THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. ORFnnitf. sflTimnAY. OCTOBER 29, WO-EVENING EDITION. COMING in in ii. .! ) i i hi 1 1 i.ii iii ip -Tf m - . Hj I,, -i CONTRIBUTIONS concornlng toclnl happenings, Intended fur publication In the society depart ment of The Thnos, must bo sub mitted to the editor not lator than C o'clock p. m. ' Friday of each week. Exceptions will bo allowed only in cases whero ovonts occur lator than tho tlmo montlonod.) Tin-: fun ok victory. Thero's a heap of satisfaction In a trouble If you grin, If you keep your norvo In action And you wear a lifted chin. Thcro'B n Joy in doing something That you'vo never done beforo, So don't be a dent nnd dumb thing, Chnnco Is knocking nt your door. Down and out, thoro's fun In rising, Fun In facing heavy odds, Doing deeds that aro surprising, And tho happy follow plods. FlodB along nnd hums a ditty Ab ho Journoys down tho strcot Of tho buHvgold-mnd city, Till Iio'b back upon his feet. It's In overcoming troublo That n follow gets his fun; It's In shattering tho bubblo That la labeled "enn't bo done." It's In striving night nml day tlmo When tho problom hopoloss Booms, Man nppreclatcB his playtime When lio's realized IiIb dreams. There's a heap of satisfaction In n trouble If you grin, DKIlcultlos havo nttractlon U you kcup a lirted chin. And tho linnlor that your light Is Then tho greater Is your fun, And tho flnor your delight Is As you view tho things you'vo done. SELECTED. SINCE time immemorial, Hallow e'en Iiiih boon oelebrnted In, some form or other. At first, so fur as history rolates, it was a great festival of tho Druids. Lator It enmo to havo n rolIgiotiH Hlgnlllcnnco. In Its modern vorslon It Is a tlmo to havo fun and frolic; of signs nnd BymbolB, and of absurd practices. It Is ono of tho days wo colobrato Just for fun, and tho most popular way of colobratlng Is to havo n hallow o'on party, whom ancient auporatl tlotiH nro rovlvod; fato Is tested and Folly, in hor cat! and bolls, Is queon. Tho popularity of Hnllowo'on par tlos lncrensos as Hnllowo'on growB in ago, and while ItH diversions nro founded upon ancient ciiHtoms, "ago cannot wither, nor custom stnlo" tholr morry-mnklng Qualities. What to do at Hallowe'en parties Is an old, old Btory that Is yearly told and probably will bo yearly told for onllghtonmont of gonorntlons yet unborn. A little nonsonso now nnd thon Is good for ovuryono, lest wo grow too doloful and inako of llfo i dark and dismal swamp of woo. Having mndo thus few remarks wo will now turn our attention to the nroresald diversions, suitable to tho n foresti Id Hallowe'en parties. If you do not oxpoct to glvo a Hnllowo'on pnrty it mny bo you will onjoy read ing nbout tho things you might do If you woro going to glvo such n party, or, if you nro intondlng to thus on tortnln, It may bo you shall find a fow helpful hints for tho coming colobrntlon. In olthor caso, hero's hoping this writing may bo honorod with n small bit of approval. Above all olso, hearts aro trumps at Hnllowo'on, nnd most of tho gamer nro planned with Intent to poor Into tho mntrlmonlal future. Hero nro quite a numbor of things to do, from which you may tako your choice: Tassels from corn ears nro named by tho girls, plarod ovor tho door of tho room In which tho fun Is go Ing on, nnd tho first man to pass un dor the ono bonrlug his name Is sup posed to bo tho llfo pnrtnor of tho girl who named It, Tho cniullo fortuno Is another way. I'laco llghtod candles In nu open window, nnd tho ono which burns the longost la the ono who will remain faithful to tho end. The candles nro sllontly named before being lighted. None neod toll tho unme. Tho anclont rite of Throo Bowls, origin unknown. Is another way of telling fortunes. Arrnngp throo bowls, or saucers, on a tablo. Fill ono bowl with wator, ono with milk, and loavo tho other empty. Tho girl who wishes to try her' fato Is blind folded, turuod around three tlmos, and startod in tho direction of tho bowls. If she dips hor flugor In tho water, sho will marry a bachelor, If In tho milk, her husband will bo a Widower. If sho touches tho empty dish, she will bo nn old maid. After each test is made, the order of tin bowls must bo changed, to provont thoso who wntch from knowing which Is which. Unmarried man mny como into this game, as well as tho maldH, only, of course, It cannot bo expectod that any man will over be come a spinster. At suppor, more mirth nnd laugh ter may, bo occasioned by hnvlng n largo cako In tho ccntro of tho table with as many candles of n different color. Whon the cako Is passed, each guest chooses tho candle that pleases her fancy. Whllo this Is going on, tho hostess rends: Sho who takes tho cniullo blue Will Unci hor sweetheart over true, Tho pink, tho sweetest of them nil, Will wed a follow six feet tall. Alas I for yellow, bright to sec, Your lover o'er will Jealous bo. Happy sho who orange takes Quickly preparo your wedding enkos. Joyless, houseless maiden she If tho cniullo whtto should bo Crown her blest this very night Who hns chosen crimson bright. Sho whoso choice Inclines to red Hor henrt's lovo will surely wed. A Mystery cako affords opportuni ty for mirth and laughter. Its "mys tory" Is tills: Tho cako Is cut by lot, It being considered nn honor to cut tho first slice. Insldo tho cako nro tiny whlto bngs, Inserted before baking or Icing. Ono bag contains Hour, which Indicates n rich mar rlago, another holds sugar, signify ing n lovo match; n third Is filled with corn monl, which Indicates that Its roclplont will have to work for n living. Throo empty bngs, foretell jlUKloblos8odno4H for tho noxt yonr. For decorations, brnnchoa of onk treos, autumn loaves, ovorgroeiiB and Jnck-o'-lnuterns In cnndlo-llght-od rooms nro most np'iroprlnto. An upon llro Is n delightful pnrt of tho "veiling, ltod Is tho color most used it Hnllowo'en parties, nnd a roc' "ovor looks Joyful on tho suppor tablo. From Hums nnd Shnkospoaro mny bo found sultnblo quotntlonB. Theso things nnd moro, which have not boon told, aro Hnllowo'en diversions nnd nccompnnlmonts. It Is n tlmo for merriment and good tempor, nnd to romonibor, when the children run n llttlo wild, that you woro onco young yourself. 4 Tho innrrlngo of Lnwrenco A. Lll Jcqvlst nnd MIbh Emmn Shorwood, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shorwood, which took plnco nt tho homo of tho brldo's parents In Coqulllo, Wodnesdny night, was a so clal ovent of much interest. Asldr from this It was ono of oxceptlonnl beauty. Tho ologant Shorwood homo was handsomely decoratod, ferns, whltf roses nnd chrysanthemums prodo lulnntlng in tho flowor scheme. Promptly nt 8 o'clock, tho young "ouplo took tholr plnco undorncath tho largo cosmos bell. Tho brldo wns given "away by hor fathor, A. J. Shorwood, and tho Archdoncon Ilors fall officiated with tho Impressive Episcopal ring service Tho woddlng march was played by Miss Esthor Johnson, whllo Delia Shorwood, Bis ter of tho brldo, was ring benrer. Tho brldo woro n whlto satin prla coss with ovorsklrt with cream trim mings, Sho also woro a beautiful cross and carried a prayor book and bouquot of orange blossoms. Miss Clnra Shorwood, sister of tho brldo and mnld of honor, woro pink Bntln hobblo-sklrt gown with pnssomonterlo trimmings nnd carried a bouquet of whlto carnations. Mr. LUJoqvlst woro tho conven tional black as did tho groomsman, Chns. F. McKnlght of Mnrshnold. Following tho coromonles, nn olab orato suppor was sorved which mado tho occasion of happy follcltatlons. Among tho Impromptu toasts reapon tied to were "Tho brldo'.' by Lou II. Hazard, "Tho Groom" by John D Ooss nnd "Tholr families" by John Lenovo. Tho young couple recolved a largo number of hnndsonio prosonts. Mr. LllJeqvlst nnd his bride nro among tho most popular young poo nlo In Coos county. Tho brldo was born nnd reared In this county and through hor winsome graces and ac complishments has encircled horse'.; with hosts of nrdont friends. Mr. LllJeqvlst Is a lending member of tho Coos County bar and Is deputy prosecuting nttornoy for this district. Thoy will reside at Coqulllo, occupy ing a homo Just completed by tho groom. Among thoso Invited to tho happy nuptials woro PERSONAL notices of visitors In tho city, or jf Coos Hay people who visit in Jther cities, togothor with notices of social affairs, uro gladly recolved In tho social de partment Tclophouo 13H1. No tices of club meotlngs ,wlll bo pub lished nnd secretaries nro kindly requested to furnish same. nnd Mrs. Herbert Rogers, Mr. mid Mrs. Frnnk Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Nell J. Barnes, Mr. nnd Mrs. Molchor Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Rogers, Mrs. Marian Yoakam, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jasper Yoakam, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Craddock, Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Ell zen, Miss Mnudo Rlppcy, Miss Esther Johnson, Miss Mny Heaver, Mr. Al fred Johnson, Sr., Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Mohl, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slaglo, Mr. and Mrs. Ollvor Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Ucrt Folsom, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fay Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Unrton, Miss Efllo Collier, MIbh Ray Collier, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Loncvo, Mr. and Mrs.' Sam Sherwood, Qoorgo Gnge, Mrs. J. H. Flanagan and Mrs. E. 0. Flanagan are hostesses at Bridge at the J. H. Flanagan homo tills nft ernoon. : C. R. Peck nnd wife will loavo this week for a short stay In Snn Frnn clsco nnd other California points. : At ono of the most delightful par ties of tho season, Mrs. W. T. Mor chnnt wns hostess at brldgo cotnpli nie'ntnry to Mrs. W. S. Chnndlor. Tho house wns beautifully decorated, tho Hallowo'cn effect bolpg carried out all through. In tho gonornl dec orations yellow chrysanthemums, autumn lonvos with real corn woro used freely with pumpkins, Jnck-o'-lnnterns, etc. ' Tho lights were Blind ed yellow "and tho yollow color schomo was carried out In tho re freshments. Hlnck cnts woro pre sented ns BouvonlrB. In serving, Mrs Morchnnt wns assisted by Mrs. W. S. Turpon, Miss Genevieve Sengstnckon, Miss Mnbol McGann. Miss Grnco ICruso nnd Miss Helen Merchant. At cards, first prlzo wns won by Mrs. C. M. Uylor, Bccond prlzo by Mm Geo. F. Murch and tho guessing prlzo wns won by Mrs. E. W. Kam morer. Among thoso invited woro: Mrs. Roso Arrlngton, Mrs. J. W. Honnott, Mrs. E. S. Hnrgolt, Mrs. J. S. Coko, Mrs. W. S. Chnndlor. Mrs. Ward Hlako. Mrs. M. II. Ulivon, Mrs. E. G. Flnnngnn, Mrs. J. II. Flnnngnn, Mrs. F. K. Gottlns, Mrs. F. A. Goldon, Mrs. F. E. Hnguo, Mrs. Win. Hors fall, Jr., Mrs. M. U. Morton, Mrs. A. L. Housoworth, Miss Agnes Hutchc son, Mrs. J. W. Ingram, Mrs. E. K. Dr. C. W. Endlcott, CyniB Fuhrmnn, .las. Watson, Miss Jottlo Watson, Mr. Jones, Mrs. E. W. Kammoror, Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Sterling, Miss Emily J- S. Knufmnn, Mrs. G. W. Knufmnn, Hnrlockcr, Miss Eva Sugg, Miss J"s Elizabeth Knufmnn, Mrs. Dor Georglo JohtiBon, Mrs. John Llljeq-Vy Kroltzor, MrB. Horbort Lockhnrt, vlst, Air. nud Mrs. John Anderson, Mr. nud Mrs. Ed. Loronz, Mtas Mnbol Wilson, MUs JoBophlno Lund, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk Collier, CIhib. Mc Knlght, Georgo Goodrum, John D. Gobs, Rnlph Wilson, MIbs Emmn Mnury, Thomas T. Dennett, Dolllo Skcels, Archlo Collier, Lucln' Sporry, Frnnkio Donn, L. H. Hnznrd, Hnrry Fuog, Dr. nnd Mtb. W. Dowoy, Arch- tloacon and Mrs. Horsfnll, Potor Fox, Mra. J. Albert .liaison, Mm. E. Min- gus, Mrs. J. T. McCormnc, Mrs. M. C. Malonoy, Mrs. E. D. McArthur, Mrs. Arthur McKoown, Mrs. II. J. McKoown, Miss Mnbol McGnun, Mrs. A., Morchnnt, Mrs. D. Y. Stafford, Mrs. C. K. Perry, Mrs. Eugeno O'Con noll, Miss Mnudo Pnlntor, Mrs. Har riot Nichols, Mrs. F. M. Parsons, Sirs C. R. Pock, Mrs. E. 0. Porham, Mrs. A. It. Powers, Mn. Otto Schetter, DI 6 IE LOFTiN in PAID IN FUn A 4-Act Drama that run Two Years in New York MASONIC OPERA HOUS) Wednesday, Nov. 2 feats on sale Monday, at The Busy Corner Hoy Fox, Goo. M. Ilrown, J. C. Snv-'Mrs. H. B. Schoonmnkor, Mrs. Ilonry age, W. N. Ekblnd, Lex Copo, Mrs.!Songstnckon, Miss Gonovlovo Song- sracKon, .Mrs. .1. T. Sullivan or Dan don, Mrs. II. S. Towor, Mrs. W. A. Toyo, Mrs. W. S. Turpen, Mrs. J. M. Upton, Mrs. P. M. Wilbur, Mra. R. T. Streot, Mrs. Goo. F. Murch, Mra. R. M, Jennings, Mrs. J. A. Luso, Mrs. Drowning, Mm. J. V. Smonton, Mra. Fnnnlo Hnznrd, Mrs. II. W. Olson, Mrs. L. Lnng, Mrs. A. E. Polloxfon, Mrs. T. W. Ronnlo, Mra. R. A. Wcr nlch, Mra. L. J. Simpson, Mra. Goo. Lnngford, Mra. C. F. McCuIIom, Mra. C. S. WInsor, Mrs. T. II. Hnrry, Mra. Mary Cnrpontor, Miss Fnnnlo Cnr pontor, Mr. nnd Mra. Orlan Llljoii vlst, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. LllJeqvlst, Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Anderson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wnltor Hlrtzo, Mrs. John John son, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frnnk LllJeqvlst, Mr. and Mrs, Win, Llljoqvlst. .j. .j. .;. A protty wedding took placo Mon day, October 21, nt tho homo of tho brldo's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Julius Larson, on Larson's Inlot, when their daughter, Doletta 0. Larson, beenmo tho brldo of Willis II. Konnody, Row Father Moran odlclatlng. Tho dnto nlso mnrked tho nnnlvorsnry of tho birth of tho brldo's fathor. Tho coromony wna performed under a bowor of Orogon grapes, maiden hair fun, and whlto roses, and festoons of Ivy hung from colling nnd chnndo Hers. After tho ceremony, n wed ding breakfast was sorved, tho color schomo of tho dining room b'elng pink and whlto. Tho brldo was gownod in whlto ninrqulsotto over whlto nioiiBsollno with pearl and sti ver trimmings, nnd woro a veil hold In plnco with orango blossoms and carried a boquot of whlto roses with streamors of tullo. After n honoy moon Bpont In Portland and othor northern points, they will return to Mnrshnold whoro thoy will rosldo and whero tho best wishes of tho host of frlonds of tho popular young couplo will follow them. Tho Chnmtnndo Club was enter tained last Wednesday by Mrs. J. V. Smeaton at hor homo In South Mnrshnold. Tho rohonrsal was fol lowed by an instructive paper on "Olavior and Clavichord" by Mrs. B. D. Oatllnd. Tho noxt meotlng of tho club will also bo with Mrs. Smenton. Mrs. F. A. Golden will ontortaln at hor homo in Forndalo next Saturday afternoon, Novombor 5. Miss Allco Dutler returned this wook from an oxtonded stay at vari ous California points. Last Mondny, Mrs. C. J. Mlllls was hostess nt a picnic pnrty at Cooston. Tho trip there nnd return was mado In her prlvnto launch, tho Heaver. Tho weathor was dollghtful nnd tho outing a moSt enjoyable ono. Among hor guosts woro Mrs. L. w. Trnver, Mrs. Chas. Curtis. Mrs. A. H. Pow ers, .Mrs. j. t. .McCormnc, Mrs. F. S. Dow, Mrs. S. It. Harper, Mrs. C. R. Peck, Mrs. C. W. Towor, Miss Nollle Towor. Mrs. L. A. Whereat, Mrs. E. H. Morrlssoy, Mrs. C. K. Perry, Mrs. D. Y. Stafford, Mrs. C. A. Sohlbredo. Mrs. J. W, nennett, Mrs. Alva Doll, Mrs. E. McCray, Mrs. A. L. Buttz, Mrs. Chas. Fenslor, Maxtuo Fensler and Miss Edna Lowls. (Continued on Pago 8.) For Parties and Luncheons Tho ono thing needful abovo all olso tho ono thing thnt ndds the final touch of dollght that makes tho refreshment of a so cial affair a success Is tho des sert. Wo aro proparcd for that. Our DELICIOUS ICE CREAM Mado to order In bulk, bricks or In dividual portions. Also nil tho llt tlo Dainties In confection that aro bo nocessary. SALTED ALMONDS CANDY ItinilON HALLS. HON RONS to suit your color schomo. Ahvuys something new nt Settle It Now Settle It Right For constitutional amondmont giving to cities and towns 4 oxcluslvo powor to license, regulato, control, suppress, or prohibit tho sale of Into. pleating liquors within tho municipality. 328 X Yes t ENDORSED BY 40,000 OREGON CITIZENS OREGON HOME RULE ASSOCIA- TION. 1K Electric Hulltllng. PORTLAND, OREGON. (Paid Advertisement.) lim'i'i'i'i cods my. (mzGM. - SMXAMlr W.jp DEAL-4&J V""8 f s cv xrc r r (jPSESENTED NX J r '''' ' '''''" tJ COOS BAY REALTY SYNDICATE. DEALERS J&; AGENTS cm . colonization. Mm FARM, FRUIT. tlimJIU TIMBER LMDS. and Organizing or ibustm, comms a McimYo Thn nnnf linn nrnvnn Hint Invniimning In nninll ncrO trflCtS ntir OT I citlca nro tho mest profltablo. Tho C. B. R. S. has such toffr. Ctulj Hruschko, Marshftold, Oro. 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