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About The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1913)
IltArty"lBr WfUV .f A if nwro - - the COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1913-EVENING EDITION. Ing will be to band music and n big time Is anticipated. f 8 ' -i ' " JUssilSIiSSSSJESSS f 1 Koi'iAi. ciii:xii:u i Evorltt, Mrs. l- K. Glnzler. Mrs. Nell Hanks, Mrs. Chun. Kaiser. .Ma. Curtis, Mrs. Gardiner. Mrs. Dlin mlck and Mrs. Archie Phillips. The house was prettily decorated with garden flowers and KrceiiH. The regular guild meeting will ho Ji'eld Thursday with Mrs. S. A. t.en- oan, HOV.U Al'CTlOX llltllKSK. I The Hoval Auction Urldgc Club was entertained last Tuesday after noon bv Mrs. .1 T. Hnrrlgan at her Jionie in West Marshllold. The r!zo at cards was won by Mrs. V. G. Chandler. At the close of the afternoon the hostess served refreshments to her guests. Those attending were Mrs. E. Mlngus, Mrs. W. G. Chandler, Mrs. A. T. Hnlnes, Mrs. E. K Straw, Mrs. AV. E. Dungan, Mrs. J. II. Mllner, Mrs. Fred Powers, Mrs. R. K. Hooth. Mrs. A. t. Iloiificworth, Mrs. V . Scott and MrH. K. E. Hague. Next Tuesday the club will meet with Mrs. V. I. Scoll. Tills will bo tl'-o last meeting of t.ie season, j. .j. 4. Aii'Ait societv. - The ladles of the Episcopal Altnr Society met Saturday nfternoou at tho church for tho purpose of elect ing officers for tho coming year. Very few were out. .Mib. Murch wns elected president, and Mrs. Booth socretnry-treasurer. The society will meet hereafter on the llrst Friday of oyery month, with tho exceptUm of July, when as tho day fallB very near the Fourth, the meeting will ho held July 11. Miss Nettle Savago will bo hostess. 4 I HVHXIXO I'AltTV. I 4 . Miss Ituth Allen entertained In formally at cards Thursday evening In honor of Miss Mnbol Wilson, who Is visiting her sister, .Mrs. F. L. Grnnnls. Among her gucsra were Miss Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. V. I,. Grnnnls, Miss Nan Drowning and Messrs. John Donaldson, Fred l'nyno and Chns. Frampton. I tiiimiim: ci.i'ii, The North liend Thimble Club hold a short business meeting at tho Jennings storu Friday nfternoou, but adjourned without accomplish ing much as thoro was no quorum present. Tho club will meet for Its usual sowing boo noxt Frldny at tho homo of Mrs. Linden. : : - I PICNIC I'ARTV. Mrs. ,.!. A. Swnusou entertained tho young folks of her Sunday School class and a few friends at n delightful picnic party nt Sengs tncken Park Inst Weduosday. A sumptuous picnic luncheon followed tho usual outdoor diversions and tho little folks and tho grownups enjoyed It Immensely. Among the older porsons besides Mrs. Swau Bon, present woro Mrs. Piny. Mrs. fitonecyphor, Mrs. Wallace, Miss Stella Peterson. Miss Illnnnhe Tollof soii, Miss Anna Lund nnd Mrs. Stonecyphor, Sr. I MEET Tlll'ltSli.W. Tho Eastsldo Social Club will moor Thursday with Mr. Wm. Steckle nt her homo at Enstslde. I KEHXDAI.E CM'II. ' Tho Forndulo Sowing Club held Its final mooting of tho our with Miss Johnson at her homo in Fern dulo yesterday nfternoou. Adjourn munt was taken until the llrst Fri day In September, when tho club will meet with .Mrs. John llouser. Sowing and conversation yesterday were follnwod by delicious refresh ments. Among those present were Mrs. Rlohnrds. Mrs. Spado. Mrs. Jens Hansen, Miss Annlo Lund. Miss Elslo Larson, Miss Ednn Johnson and Mrs. John Houser. 4 W. II. M. On tho second Tuesday In Julv the C. W. H. M. will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. C. A. Sehlbredo at Plat 11, with Mrs. E. L. Hopson in chnrgo of tho program. 4 AXXIVEHKARV DINNER. I Mr. and Mrs. Hugo E. Qnlst en ttrtalned at 7 o'clock dlnuor last Tuesday evening In honor of the first anniversary of their wedding. The table held a beautiful center nioce of pink roses and tho tablo decorations were pink candlos and roses. Among their guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Murch. Mr. and Mrs. Ansgar I.agorstrom. Miss Daisy Dean Hush, nnd Mossrs. Cornell I.iiKorstroin, Rowley Crult and Geo. Murch, Jr. I LAWKS" AKT CLVI1. Tho Ladles Art Club mot yester day with Mrs. Wm. Hoss Smith nt her apartment In tho Williams' building for tholr Inst mooting of this year's session. Plans wore made for tho club's annual picnic, which will bo hold at Charleston tomorrow, Jf weather conditions nro favornblo. A I, CALENDER Saturday. Ilrldgo with Mrs. E. I Auction K. Jones. Mrs. I. S. Kaufman sowing imrfv fur Mrs. Heine. Midsummer Dance of Swedish LInnea Society. Sunday. Ladles' Art Club Picnic to Charleston. Tuesday. Mib. Richardson lyul .Mrs. 0' Connell at cards for Mrs. Ford. Hoval Auction Ilrldgo with Mrs V. U. Scott. .Methodist Episcopal Ladles Aid Entertained by .Mrs. E. W. Schrock at Cooston. Presbyterian Auxiliary Picnic to North Coos Illvor. WcdncMlny. Auction Ilrldgo with Mrs. M. C. Mnloney. 11. P. O. E. Annual lllrthdny Dance. Presbyterlnn Missionary So ciety with Mrs. Ilutton. Jolly Dozen with Mrs. A. L. Uuttz. Tliui'Mlay. North llend Altar Guild with Mrs. S. A. Leiinon. Eaststde Social Club with Mrs. Wm. Steckle. Friday. North llend Thimble Club with Mrs. Linden. Loyal Woman's Clnss of Christian Church with Mrs. Mc- Cnrty. I Norwegian i.utnernn lonug i j People's social nt thu church. I J-J.JTJ1,-.-.rJ-JJWU,j,wlf The Rainbow hns been chartered to carry tho club members nnd their families to the beach resort. Tho club will meet again on tho first Friday In October with Mrs. D. Vaughn as hostess. Mrs. Smith served a dainty luncheon nt tho close of tho afternoon session. Those present at yesterday's meet lug were: Mrs. Mutt, Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Ed man, Mrs. Flyo. Mrs. Sehroeder, Mrs. Suinnor, Mrs. Ilousoworth, Mrs. I III deubrnnd, .Mrs. Iloagland, Mrs. Kin ney, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. McArthur. Mrs. Story, Mrs. llnsmussen. . OFF TO THE RANCH. Miss May Prouss will take ns guests to tho Merchant ranch near llandon for a week's stay. Misses Elvira FrlzoQii, Inez Johnson, Mny .Myron nnd Helen Merchant. I V V. P. S. Tho Norwegian Lutheran Young People will hold u mooting and so etui at tho church ball noxt Frldny evening. .IOLLV DOZEN. Tho Jolly Dozen will hold Its un nual election of officers next Weduosdny. Tho mooting will prob ably bo hold nt tho homo of Mrs A. L. Hut., unless It is chniigcd on account of conflicting with Mrs. Miitz's Missionary Society meeting. Part of the nominations have been made, being ns follows: For prosldont' Mrs. H. M. Hush nnd Mrs. A I bee. For vice-president Mrs. Geo. Hourko nnd Mrs. A. L. Ilutz. For secretnry Mrs. W. T. Gale and Mrs. L. Chrlstonscu. For Treasurer Mrs. llrocknilllor. Mrs. Faudon and Mrs. Johnson. : : 4 1 mews vi:dxi:sd.v. i The Marshllold Prosbyterlan Mis sionary Society will he entertained next Wednesday bv Mrs. W. Hut ton. 1 Sr.VDAV SCHOOL SHOWER. I 4 MUh Mny Prouss and the children of tho primary classes of tho M. E. Sunday School entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hntledgo nt a handkerchief shower at the church last Wednesday evening, spending a very pleasant evening telling fairy stories and play lug games, llosldes tho guests of honor, several parents nnd friends weie present, among thorn Mrs. Cof fin. Mrs. Sargent. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Sunnier and Kiln Fargo. The, children present were Leottn Smith, Ethel Sumner. Mario Sargont. Edith Sumner. Wllla Hyerly. Frances Sum ner. Leona McClees. Mnybollo Nel son. Hazel Coffin. Eileen Shelton, Aldeen Smith. Ceclle Smith. Helen Perkins. Hertha Dnls. Hoxlo Hall. Donald Allen. Hort and Georgo Why, Kugoiio and Thomas Crosthwalt. George Wostorborg. Lawrence Me Atteo and Philip Coffin. 1 DANCES. I ; The Mnrshtleld Elks Lodge will hold their annual ball at the Eagles' Hall next Weduosdny evonlng. Juno 2-1 If Is oxpected that about 200 couples will bo presout nnd it prom ises to bo a most delightful affair. Tomorrow the Sons of Norwnv's picnic at Knegron's Grove will, ' if tho weathor pormits. bo attended by ono of the largest irowds that has gathered for an affair of tho kind In many mouths. Tho Coos llay Concert Hand will furnish music for It. Tonight tho Swedish Society Linen will glvo Its inid-summor dance at tho Finnish Hall. Dnnc- i i PAX-IIELLEXIC HAXQl'ET. I - Arrangements nro boliiij mndo for a Pan-Hellenic banquet to be held July G, probably at North llend. All' of tho fraternity men on the Hay are Invited to attend to effect a permanent club or organization of the fraternity nion here. A par tial list of tho fraternity men has been compiled, but all fraternity men tiro requested to send or turn In tholr nnines to either F. D. Co nun or J. C. Kondall, who hnvo the mntter In charge. Tlioy have arranged a constitution nnd by-lawa for the permanent organisation. I - nixxEits. Dr. and Mrs. J. T. McCornine were guests of Mr. nnd Mis. C. K. Perry at dinner Thursday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Songstncken entertained nt dinner Wednesday ev ening, numbering among their guests Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Missoula. Montana; Miss Florence Million nnd Dr. nnd Mrs. J. T. McCornine. V H V . . I IXl-'OHMAIi CHAT. I Mrs. W. T. Merchant writes frloinlH that she has taken n suite nt the St. Angelas Apartments for herself nnd son, Churies. Mr. .Merchant nnd dnughtor, Helen, will soon Join her. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. S. llnrgelt nro nxiipeteil home oarlv next week from n trip to Portlund nnd Puget Sound I Points. On their return .Mr. nnu .wrs. enri v. i-jvertsen win leave for California to visit for n few weeks. Mrs. E. E. Straw has returned from Snntn Hosa where she visited j re at ves nuil ntteiu ion ino marriage of Harry G. Uutler and Miss Vivian Taylor. MIsa Frances Golden, duiighter or Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Golden, will grndimto from the Lincoln, Hlgn School nt Portlnnd Juno L'fi. Her ., i i. ...... ri..l ii.tiu luuinei iiiiii Biniui, iiiiiii, uiu n In Portland visiting rolntlvos and awaiting commencement. Mrs. W. S. Chandler is oNpectou home early next week from Port lnnd, where she has been visiting her mother following trips to Sac ramento and Eugene to attend the ninniages of her sons, Irving nnd Den. Dr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Tower nnd Miss Nolllo Tower nro expected here early next week from San Frnnclsco whore they hnvo been visiting roln tlvos tho past week following tholr return from Monrovia where they spent tho winter. .Mrs. M. A. McLeod hns returned from a trip to tho Hoso Carnival In Portlnnd. Mrs. MeLcod wns ulso a delegate to the state convention of tho Eastern Stnr. Mrs. E. E. Hrando has returned from n trip to San Francisco whoro she visited at tho homo or her dnughtor. Mrs. 11. W. Oleson Is expecting Miss Edith Dunning nnd the Misses Moreen, of Ilerkoley, soon for n visit of several weeks. F. I. Norton nnd his niece. Miss Edith Preston, visited friends In Myrtle Point this week. Mrs. Joseph Tnylor, of North llend, wns the guest of Mrs. Percy Poet, of Enstsldo u few cloys tills week. Mrs. I. S. Kaufman and Mrs. Itelso nro planning to make u trip to Myr tle Point Tuesday to visit a friend, whom they knew In tholr old home In Illinois. Miss Nora Tower Is expecting as guests this week Miss Hutli Hrown llo or Vallejo. Calif., and Miss Char lotto Cowle of Alameda, Calif., fellow students nt llerkelcy and Mirorlty sisters, who will iiiuko a two week's visit nt her home. Itowloy Crult, ono of this year's grnduatOH from Oregon Agricultural college, and roninmnte there of Geo. ' Murch. Jr.. nrrlvod this week vln Drain and Is visiting nt the Murch home. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Qnlst left this morning for a week's outing nt tho Gold nnd Sliver Falls above Allegany and will visit Mr. lsakson at his camp thoro. Mrs. Willis Varney expects to lonvo shortly for nu extended visit to hor old homo nt Anoka. Minn. Misses Elvira Frloen, Mny Prnuss, Mny Myron. Inez Johnson nnd Helen Merchnnt left this morning for a week's outing at Hiillards. Julius Matson. the seven yonr old son of Mr. nnd .Mrs. Albert Mntson. who motored to Portlnnd with his mothor nnd rolntlvos two weoks ngo, Is expected to nrrlvo today vln Drnln. Julius is trnvellng alono nnd snyB ho had all tho sight seeing ho wanted and so he Is coming home, Mrs. Me.tsou will contlnuo to visit with friends In Portland and in Wnslilng ton. W. A. Toyo. G. W, Kaufman. H. S. Tower, Claudo Nasburg and I. H. Towor. who took tho Murshflold Irrldgo club nioinbors to Shoro Acres Innt Wednesday In different nutoino b!lo8 wont to lllg Creek on a picnic, nil returning in tho Into nftornoon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank niaek. Mrs. Hosa Prouss and tho Misses Tholmn and Lois Hlnck lort yestordny for a short visit at llandon. DENTAL SUPPLY DEPOT OPENED ON COOS BAY Mnimncr llhcli AiliK Another li. poitnnt Dt'imitineiit to the I ted Cross )ruK Store. KrauUllii C. Illrch, who returned yesterday from a business trip to Portland, while in thnt city perfect ed arraiiKeiuents to ndd n complete lino of dental supplies to tho Hod Cross stock. Horotoforo San Fran cisco nnd Portland wore tho nearest Points nt which dentists In this sec tion could securo any supplies, and nt times this necessitated somo vorv Inconvenient delays. As n resuU of this enterprise, dontlsts will now he In n position to securo everything In tho dental lino promptly. Ir nlso Indicates tho development of Coos Hay ns a jobbing center ns these goods will be sold to dentists only. You'll Delight Tho "Solby" Shoo ipprcciak's individuality and distinction in hep ' )( -wear for tin: woman who desires hop shoes to look as well and fit as well as any other part of hep wear ing apparel. All "Sclhy" Shoes are made with ro-iu forced arches. When you slip on a "Sulliy" you I'eel t he support instantly it fits at the, arch as though held 1 y a gloved hand. Evening Slippers in the Popular Shades at Hub Dry Goods Co. U'ntr i "Se1l!"-"TI,e Shoe Thai A'm no 7miA in, AT HUB DRY GOODS CO. ONLY On Display at Complete line ol hand-made laces and Oriental iMiilirnidiM-ies Mandarin imonos I land-hags and Scarfs. Imported and .shown by Mrs, rims' I K Donolioe. Hub oroxxfiLL nriLDiNci 1 I" J i-'ixi: eiiot.w.M civi-:n. Children's llay nt .Mnrxlifleld Cln-ls. thin fliureh. An iiiiusuully kooiI proKintn wns l'Ivkii nt t lit. .Mai-uhfleld Christian church last Sunday evening, the oc casion being the Children h Day ex orcises. Tho progrntu wiih iih fol lows: Song by school, "My Country, "Pis of Thee." Scripture rending by Superintend ent W. A. Held. Prayer by Hov. .. O. Howard. Hecltatlou, Until llSnon. Drill, "Cry of NntlonSS' Duet, Kuruest Hume! nnd Lavlua Painter. Song, Helen liiimel. Recitation. Blanche Coppel. Song by school. "Tho Fight Is On." Drill, "Lineup," solecteil. Song by school, "Onward Chris-. tlan Soldiers." I Hocltutloii, .lennlo Howmnn. ' Duet, Helen Imuiol nnd Margaret Wiseman. I Hecltntlon, Hay DuvIh. Song, "If I Wore lllg Llko You." Hecltntlon, Kurnest Imniel. Chl(lpn'B Day Offering. HemnrltR by tho Hiiiiorlutendeiit. j Song by school, "Hlost Ho the- Tie." Closing prayer nnd bendlctlou by the pastor. i h l I CIIII.DItllN'S l).V I IX XOHTII IlKXD. I i Tho children's day exorcises which wero held Sunday In the Methodist ICplscopal church, consisted of tho following progruin: - Song. "I long to bo King," by an il lonce. Wolcnnip, by Helen Laird. Song .by choir.' Recitation, Helen Ilisey. Hecltntlon. "A Little Maiden," Floronco Lnlrd. Hecltntlon, "Tobacco," Merlin Nowlln. Kxorclso. "A Ladder of Praise," by Klght Little (Mils. Hecltntlon, Horthu Jointings. Song. "Summer Dny," choir. Hecltntlon. Krwln Slirlvor. Kxorclso, Mrs. OiuIku'h i-lnss. Hccitntlon. Vivian Slirlvor. Pnnslos, Six Llttlo dlrls. Song, "Siinimer Dny," TwpIvo Llt tlo Olrls. Kxorclso, by Two Llttlo Olrls. Solo, "What n Friend tho Children Found Him," Maud Fryo. Hecltatlou, Mildred Johnson. Recltntlon. Karl Stownrd. "nird," Three Llttlo Olrls. Solo, "Sleep Llttlo Hlrd," Kvolyn Clarko. Rocitatlon, Kdward Laird. Kxorclso, Ed. Laird nnd Doris Grubser. Song, Four Llttlo Olrls. Recitation, draco Nollner. Recitation, Victor Johnson. Talk. Rev. Albort Hlsey. Song, "Calling tho Prodigal," by choir, Invocation. Rev. Hlsoy. The two dnughtors of Mrs. Fryo, Florenco and Ruth, wore christened. I - XOHTII IlEXD XEWS. Tho Mothodlst Eplscopnl Ladles Aid socloty will bo entertained noxt Tuesday at n chicken dinner and pic nic by Mrs. E. W. Schrock of Coos ton. Mrs. E. R. Hodson nnd dnughtor. Lrmn, woro visitors at tho Robert McCann homo In North llend todny. FRESH SHIPMHXT FOSTER OKKAIt'S CAXDV nt LEWIS'. in Wearing the "Selby" is made for Hie woniiiii who A new shipment, of "Solhyy--hl)s , suede and all the popular li.wT-r A A to V). Price $3.50 to $5.00 This Store June 21st and 23rd Dry Goods Co. i A'Mo.ri;r"sToir ! T,,,s 'i:VA,m' Llttlo Loulso Old ley, tho I l-yoar old daughter or Mr. mid Mrs. A. II. Oldley, who wns operated on last Wednesday for appendicitis, Is re ported doing nicely. E. Stublm of Dine Ridge, came (o town yesterday Hiifforlng from a piece or steel Imbedded In tho front of bis neck. Ho went on to Mercy hospital mid hnil It removed. W. H. Leacli Is convalescent nftor a few weekH' Mines. M. I). Meeka Iiiih been confined to his homo tho past couple of days with a Hovoro case or Indigestion. Wins ('use. A telegram from from Portlnnd states that John West, who was ailing tho C. A. Smith Lumber Compnny ior $L'0,0()0 for the disablement or botu logs, secur ed n vordlct In Fodoral Court for 2500 dumngcH. Ho was Injured at the mill hero somo time ugit. W. T. Stoll wns bin attorney nnd a number of tho wUiiossch nt the enso nro expected homo tonight or tomorrow from Portland. Outing Suggestions KODAKS More fun with kodak pictures of all your good times, THERMOS BOTTLES Handy to keep liquids hot or cold while on excursion trips, FOLDING CUPS Carry them in your pocket, $1.00 WATCHES Leave your good watch at homo, Red Cross Drug Store Phone 122, 3 i: e i i , . -,""ti H LMIOXKoGl. Tho work of InilMIng thttnDu the boulevard i llit of way undtrtht supervision of Abncr Trlblxj kit been practically completed throajh the Hcyuohls Dowlopuicul Coapisy property at an expense of itmt Snoii. To extend the trail oa to CharlcHtoa liny will coit about I10J more. Wo need thli anoint ot money. Who will put It up? Send or (In your donation, to Dr. Stra or Burt Dnroiuiis, Don't unit for tbea to call mi you. Any amount howtttr small will he npprcclatoJ, l( thtn are any hilmrlni; men or labor orpa Izatlons In tho city who care Mo nato ono day's scnlco ploaw tail oa Ahnor Trllihoy. l'lione 155 This means nuicli to MariMlcU and the patriotic cltlicm of tie (IV eniiuot afford to let It remit la fall- HOPLKVAIti) COMMITTEE. New STVM3! In I'HOTW at i;r.Ti-:ii.ss sTiino, !U inn Hnvo your Job printing de t Tho Tlinca onico. WAX PAPER AND PA PER TOWELS AND NAPKINS For putting up lunches. No laundry - JUSI throw them away. TALCUM POWDERS AND COLD CREAHS--To keep your skin worn burning. FOUNTAIN PENS- with. (ycl6 Deliver j Motorc: IT - -r: