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7HE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 191b EVENING EDITION TWO sr? k ...m i ta xk wm&'. rrmt js&ga& srisgfc8ss& frftj m 'iK. ,i assgsftsafettM? MBSHeSilBglfa . i ra&E72:i .Sjl! vvvr - ' y , ' Y-W-h-. 3 H S If I' m . i .AAA.AAA n , J i --i Ml . A I ' Contributions concerning social happenings, Intended for publlcntlon In the socloty department of Tho Times, must bo submitted to tho edi tor not lntor than C o'clock p. m., Friday of each week. (Exceptions will bo nllowod only In cases wlioro tho ovcnl occurred later than tho tlmo mentioned.) "A DUlWSOKSSIO.VAIi" dlrl of the Ktituro, feared of all, Chasing tho far flung Knshlon line, What awful things may yet appall. Hung on your human form divine! Girl of Today, stay with us yet, Lest wo regret! Lost wo regret! Tlii) tunic and tho pcplum dies Tho plaiting and tho Marc depart; Oli, what must wo next Bacrlflco To future fearful art? Olrl of Today, stay with us, do! Lost worso bofall! Lest worso bo fnll Tho blotiso and bodlco molt away. Korovor fadcH tho sllhoucttoj Lo! all tho modo of yosterday Ir ono with puff and pantnlotto Olrl of Today, Hlay with us, do! Lest worso onsuo! Lest worso en sue! If drunk with mad' designs wo lou Wild Btylcs that hold no art In awe Such clothing ns tho KIJIh use, Or lossor breeds without tho law Girl of Today, stay hero with wo, Loflt'worao may bo! Lost worao may hoi For foolish maid who puts her trust In French talllour or smart mo diste, In valient men of mien nugust, IWIthnut discernment In the least For frantic fada of Fashion's whirl, Havo mercy on.'us, Futuro Olrl! Carolyn Wells T1IKY say thcro aro always two utiles to ovory (ucstlon, but when tho question of woman In Involved thoro scoma to ho n. many nldej as thuro nro colors In n ghiBs prism, and It all dopemlB on whotlior you nro looking at It opti mistically or pessimistically. Ject was ' Personal and Natural Ef- flcloncy," aald ho thought woman ....... fnllllnn In ilin Innlt.lP rtf ttm MU U iUIIUIU 111 IIIVJ 1..UIIW, w. . flcloncy hecnuso ho bollovod that man also was. "Woman," ho Bald, Murch, Mrs. J. W. Flanagan, Mrs. Charles Stauff, Mrs. Guy Uirncr, Mrs. Geo. Forry, Miss Agnes lluteho son, Mrs. U. H. Chandler, Mm. F. W. Payno, Mrs. A. T. Lagorstrom and the hostesses. WKI) THIS HVKXIXG . . Ml3s Mildred Storey, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Storey and Earl Davis will bo married ai 7:30 this ovonlng by Itov. II. II. Foskett of tho First Uaptlst church at the homo of Miss Storoy on South Uroadway. Only tho Im personal notices of vlsltort modlato relative. of the families In tho city, or of Coos nay will be present. The young couple peoplo who visit In other will bo at home to tholr many cities, togethor with notices 'friends after May Nr3t, at tlio homo of social affairs, aro gladly on South Broadway which is In received In tho social do- readiness for them. partmont. Tolephono 133. Notices of club meetings will bo nubllBhcd and secretaries aro Kindly requoBtod to fur nish same. This ovonlng at 8 o'clock, Miss Dagmar Erlckson and Will Uur- man will be united In marriage at .the home of Mr. Hurman-s sister, ated their apartmont with hucklo urry and rhododendrons. A de lightful evening was spent in "500" and hearts, Ico cream and cako being served for refreshments. Tho in vitation list Included: Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vestal, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Going, Dr. and Mra. H. E. Kolty, Mr. and Mis. L. A. llakor, Misses Allco Cur tis Mildred Itlpley and Messrs. S. J. Lolnnd, Frod Kelley and A. H. Itlpley. "has tho power to form a mnn's Mra j, rj. Smith, Mr3. W. H. Smith, character becauso It Is sho who hnsjrr8l w. L. WIrtli, Mrs. Knight, and tho first chnnco to mold nian'a Misses Ada Cllnkonbeard and IIol iii I ml when It Is In a phiBtlc condl- cn i,andrlth. tlon." Ho said ho thought thatl jjrs, Loronzo Cutllp and Miss Ada If woman dovolopod In efficiency 'cllnkonbeard will he hoBtesse3 at Cll. man would correspondingly devel op. An nntl-suffrngo debater spoke of woman as tho "Greater Amateur". "Women wlio put all tholr empha sis on tholr. lovo lights," sho aald, "aro akin to men who dovoto their lives to tho making of money, they havo over exaggerated tlioir duty In llfo and havo become machines." A well known writer In a recont- ly published mngazlno says: "Man Is conventional' bccaii30 ho respects convention; woman Is conventional becauso sho Is afraid of what may happon If bIio (Iocb not obey con vention." tliu next mooting In two weeks at tho club house. . CLim MKKTIXO POSTPONED 4 Thoro Is neither tlmo nor Bpnce lo bIiow ovoij n few of tho many col ors woman appears In these days, says May Talmago. Sho Is shown In nil the nlloglcal phaBC3 or hor whims, and In many of tho absurd ities of her desires. Nevertheless, sho has been emancipated In every thing but hor French heels. Sliort aklrts, froo talk, auffrago, no moro tight lacing, tndopoudenco of action, has given hor hor placo In tho work lug world, and sho hits moro recog nition In social service. A Tho Kensington Club meeting has boon postponed from next Friday afternoon, until tho Friday follow ing, on account of next weok being Holy Week. Tho hostess will bo Mrs. n. . OUon. DELIGHTFUL HIKTHDAV I SUItl'ItlHIO OUTIXM PAHTV Oeuoral llootli, tho Salvation Ar my hoad, said tho other day that one of tho causes for thla optimism wau found In tho universally Im proved position of women. "Fifty ycarH ago woman played an Incon spicuous part In tho national llfo. Hho wna either u sluvo or u toy. Now women aro co-workcrn with mou, and the rdfliuMiiout and splr- Ituallty of women are gradually making them felt In tho llfo of tho Nation. In nothing In tho whole Mrs. Loiilo O. Anderson of North Ilond entertained nt nu outing party Sunday In honor of tho thirteenth birthday of hor son Herman. Tho party inndo tho trip In tho liostCBs' car to Llbby where a ploasant day was spout, the chief fcaturo bolng a dollclous luncheon. Tho outing guesta were: Mrs, Mao Gaines, Clara and. Estolla Kohoe, Koger and Lulu Thomas mid Herman Anderson. I HAIXHOW CLUIJ MEKTIXG I Tho homo of Mrs. Win. E. Horn don In Englowood was tho sccno of n delightful birthday aurprlso Wednesday nftornoon In her honor, and sho received many llttlo tokens of friendship. At tho closo of tho nftornoon dainty rofro3ltmonts woro served by Mrs. E. Yako and Mrs. Ulnltoy. Tho other ladlos present woro: Mrs. M. C. WVods, Mra. O. K. Hulln, Mrs. J. E. Cool- ey, Mrs. Wm. ADio, Mrs. a. uie innn, Mrs. L. L. Ilradloy, Mrs. E. Cameron, Mrs. II. E. Hcnnler, Mrs. C. M. Connor, Mrs. A. T. Honry, Mrs. M. C. Raymond, Mrs. C. A. Il'ettlt, Mrs. J. E. Pettlt, Mrs. I). It. Mynatt, Mrs. C. O. Oojnoy, MIbscs rtcatrlee MvCuno and Miss Huby Cooley. I DIXXEIt AXI) DAXCIXO I'AHTY t Mr. and Mrs. Itolf Nerdrum en- tertnlned a number of their most intlmato friends nt an 8 o'clock dinner last Wednesday evening. An elaborate courso dinner wns served In Swedish style followed by danc ing and music until a late hour. The guests wero: Mrs. Wllholmlna GJcr drum, Mr. and Mrs. 13. U. Ostllud, MUb Edna Louise I.arscn, aud'.Me3- I...... . . . .. ... ......... ..... Isi's: Htmrllc Glordrtim. W. Isaacson. Airs, uan Anueraon in uunaer inu.i f Members of tho families and a few,nll(1 Jnsta 'Noruacl Intlmato friends aro Invited. Mr- Bnrt Mrs- Nerdrum will lcavo , .j, .j. on tho Adeline Sunday, April 2I(rd Stanley Drlggs, son of Mr. and ,U1 au" '"'. " " , m n w ti-i.. o..i. wm, will proceed to their homo In Swod- .liOi V. tV . Ul IHtjD Ul kJUIIlll i-Ittll Street and Miss Elsa Lewis of Pro3per, Ore., will bo married this evenlnir at Dandon. bv He v. Smith " -----, . . -....... ,m .. of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Urlggs .1 IVM""'" l-"u,, will 'attend tho wedding. Miss Low-j . . .. Is was employed last fall In tho1 ''nst Y wwrnoon, Mrs. nohfeld Art Store, and tlurlnir lioi'."' w- Jlortmv "" "er "os"'- ntay here won a number of friends. ,tnllt' t0 tno Klo9lor cll,u ember .j, , .ai a very pleasant nitornoou or necdlo work and social chat and towards ovonlng served n simple ' EXTKUTAIXS IlIHLE CLASH luncheon to tho following: Mrs. F.t 'Orannls, Mrs. Lionel Gordon, Mrs. Jlrs. John DaBhnoy entertained 'clarence E. AbIi, Mrs. X. JI.I the Ulble class of the Presbyterian Mac.Mlllan, Mra. J. n. Towel-, Mrs.! church nt her homo on South Fifth otla Wilson, and Miss Margaret, Street Tucaday aftomoon at a de- Shaw. , llghtrul row hours or sowing anil I Mra. J. II. Towor will bo the host social conversation, and nn nppctlz-CH8 ut tho next mooting In two lug luncheon was served by the weeks. hostess townrds evening, asslatcd Ti., ' """" ' T""" I . i55 1 II II l THE UNIVERSAL CAR WI.U fifty .-,, es-,UPntj..fve ..-sen, ,!!,, ,3 m, cariy ,; Nil , I'oul owners reap ie i ,rt" of ,U5 "0,'vlt "endercl ,r .,, I wontlorfiil oi-Manl.atlon. Ax, D '" 8 V'St f,r ,l,0I't and nial,l(cim,,ro N (w" '-",,H " ' Willi real SCI Dill V!P0 ",,l,,"'VPi' iiPiilctl. Toiirl,,, HII Vr'i ."U.": IiiiniiliMiii c.i-- .. . Illll Mllol,,- SMI r! Illll Isaac R. Tower I . "THE- GUNNERY." i5 JLf? -223i . Illll II 1 1 flEmsigS J II lsoi!JlHlfl MmMWSsJ. I M rJCfWTL5r 111 1 I I "13racitr!B'''l'll''lM',,IMIII,,,,'lllM"IBI'M'l"""'"ir ILIlars prettily decorated tho club houso on South Coos Hlvor wlioro the ltalnbow Club met Thursday for an all day session spending tho time AKTEHXOOX LUXCHKOX Mrs. C. K. Porry ontortnlnod vory Informally nt sewing and luncheon Monday nrtornoon ror Mrs. J. T. McCormnc or Uorkoley. Her guests woro: Mrs. McCormac, Mrs. Edna HIchnrdBon, Mrs. E. K. Jones, Mra. E. Mlugus, and Mrs. J. T. Harrlgnn, EPISCOPAL LADIES' GUILD Another pleasant session of the Episcopal Ladlos' Guild occurred Tuesday afternoon at Guild hull, tho ladles bolng outortnln.id by by MIsb Fnnnlo McLnln. Thos3 prcsont, woro: Mrs. W. W. Uutton, Mrs. Dock, Mra. MePhcrsou, Mrs. W. Wllaon, Mrs. J. S. Stubulofleld. Mrs. Savage, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. D. A. Jones, MIsb Anna Jones, Mlsa Fnnnlo McLaln, nnd npcclnl guests Mrs. C. II. Walter, Mrs. Al lan Todd nnd llttlo son, Marlon Dock, Marlon Atchison. A A A .IOLLY DOZEN CLUII - I Tho regular meeting of the Duuk or Hill Jolly Dozen club wns hold Wednesday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs. H. M. Albco, with the ubiiiiI social diversions. Special gucats prosont this weok woro: iMrs. E. Kelley and Miss Hesso Flanagan. Tho members attending woro: .Mrs. nrockmuellor, Mr3. M. Itoss,' Mrs. G. Johnson, Mrs. T. C. Young, Mrs. Ed Duncan and Mrs. Chrlstenson. Tho hostess served delicious re freshments. In twowcoks tho club will meet again with Mrs. ChrlstoiiBon. A A A Continued on Pngo Two. (r ATTEXD SYMPHONY CONCEHT an nil uiy session Bpenning mo nine "" ' delightfully In flowing during tho Mr8- J- A- m'on n,ul Mr?' laU(,e mnc, nf t.iv ni..,.lnro !,, I a tilorillllir hours. At noon. 11 dollc- 4l,B,,urH " " " m'l'"l moro striking or moro boueflclullous cold luncheon wna served, and ll0,lr' orva nht rerroshmonts. contrast with (ho past, than In tho 'In tho afternoon, matters of routlno Nl,xt weok ,)ol"K Hol' Weokl n,oro liliklnnuu u'lirn Inkjii mi nml illHi.ngu. I " "" "' t.ili"b, lu Uliuu position women now occupy In tho mind and heart of tho world," "Women as tho World's Worst Failure," wits tho toplo discussed at k dinner of tho Public Interest of. Hostesaes for tho day wero: Mrs. 11. E. llcssey. Mrs. W. G. Ell iott and Mrs. Guy Chambers, Mrs. Del1 Chambers was added to tho chili liiiml)ornlili. llu- other moiiilierj . ... . .t ' A-aKuu mi iiiiHintuH iiiiii proiossionai ,,,., i,p,K 10 foowlng, Mrfl. women; tho pesslmUHu side of tlio ,air(nro Clltlp Mra s, ,lf ClUPt Hltuutlon. A inemhor of tho faculty Mr8, Jt.n80n, Mra. M, j,8trom, Mrs. of one of our iinlversltlos who. bu1.-!w, nknw(l Mr8, j. A. 8mlth JE rTi Mr 1 I'l.CXTV tBV i:its this viait. OIIDKIt 1'iltliV l-'Olt Easter LILIES, IIYDIIA.VGIUS, spiki:h. Order Your NEW SUIT Now l Wo have a good assortment of ixitteiiiH fiom w Ii It'll vim I'nn solect n ytiur spring ami hiiiiiiuer milt anil Jj li. assured (lint joh mv tlio lattvst o'mjIo. hi Wo iiio 04iilpped to glo you J piiniipt service and our tailoring! Ladles' white Clndorelln one-strap LJiinil lilting is Kiiiirnutml to bo tlio pumps, 2 IS to 7. Prleo JjiJ.OO ft Our prill's aro reasonable, Hl' If joii wixui .tour Suit for KnsttT. I plwiso order as oaily as you uu aniljLttau,a' Victti loathor ono-strnp 1 avoid tho rush work. pump. Plain too. high lieel. ,:i.83 w If you priTer a inado-to.ineasui'O 0 recoinmend Shlnola for patent vj Mill rroiu tlio I'.ast at a lower price, being postponod for two weoks. Tho ladles present this weok woro. Mrs. Mary McKnlght, Mrs. D. O. Wolcott, Mr3. E. Nnsburg, Mrs. Jumea Forry Sr Mra. J, W. Hen uott, Mrs, Auiilo Tower, Mrs. E, Nnsburg, Mrs. E. P. LowIb, Mrs. J, A. Wlilttlugton, Mra. Nancy Noblo. Mrs. John D. Goss, Mrs. George A shlpmout of White Shoes Just Arrlvod. Chlldran'a whlto one-strap pumps. Slzos from 8 to 12 'j. 9I.1W o fjil.rid Misses' white ouo-strnp pumps. Sizes from 12 to 2 ...ijit.no o $1,115 Ladles' whlto Oxllto Soles one-strap Slzoa 2M- to 7 Price $1.1)3 Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Marsh and daughtor, Mlsa Isls Marsh loft Tues day morning on tho train for Eugono wlioro In tho ovonlng thoy attended tho Now York Symphony Orcnemra Concert. Mrs. Mnrsh nnd daughter roturnod to Marshflold Wednesday ovonlng, and Mr. Marsh went on to Corvnllls to attond n Masonic lodge meeting, rotnrnlng, Thursday ovo nlng. Thoy roport n very pleasant trip and aro enthusiastic over tho concert. Others nttondliig irom Marshflold woro Mrs. William Hors fall, Jr., and Miss Clara Myron. V Brown Says "Pure, dcpondnblo drugs and chemicals, such as I always flpcclfy on all orders for Tho lied CrosB, cost much (noro monoy than tho ordi nary kind, but they nro worth moro. : : : IMMEDIATE DELIYEHY. THE The Red Cross ' Pharmacy w hen Ym Take ut Baby O I. Leo Drown :: Phono I2U "PHKHCHIPTIONS riltST." in this glorious Spring air you will feel prouder if you have a naat, comfortable, well constructed baby carriage! Our new Spring stock of baby carriages is complete Special attention has been given to all details-wide" roomy beds and finest springs make them comfortable and durable. Best German reed finished in old ivory, white enamel. French gray, brown and natural. Many good styles in go-carts. PRICED FROM $6.50 TO $32 Johnson - Gubvsen Ceipiy The Quality Name With the Service Fame1 KLl'NKY CLUII Ladles' whlto Piazza no-strap pumps Sizes from 2 Ms to 7. Prlco . .$1.7n tn esiU'dnlly pleasant nftornoon of sowliig and frlondly convorsatlon waa spout by tho members of tho North Ilond Klunoy club Thursdav auernoou at tho home of Mrs. Stow art McDonald. Tlio hostos3 aorved a light luncheon shortly boforo the hour of departure. Noxt Friday evening, tho club ladlos will entor GET Nf W MUSI C " """" -.. tea - a, Como In and play tlio latest victor records on our machine nnd aoloct tlio ones you desire C.000 to Choose From Wo will order special Numbers for you L. L. Thomas Music Co. 73 Central Avouuo Good Business Judgment Wo oxpoct you to oxorclse your own good Judgment la selettlU your futuro hoineslto. That Judgment will toll you that it would U poor buslnoss policy to buy outlying property simply lecuse jo can poslbly savo a few dollars In tho prlco of tho lot oa which j oventunlly plan to build n houso costing sovoral tines tlieprlrtfl tho lot. Ilosldas, If you will Invostlgato you will find Hie lots la Porham Park, located In tho vory hoart of tho city, caa be boufbt Just as cheap and on practically tho samo easy terms. See REID About, It. 150 Front St. 1 I 5 lViarSniiela M nwinliig, trcM.iiiK and ultorlng T?1nriof P n M ,lo" I"lIyi rrirleiitly and iva-hand at W.o.l May at tholr apartments at Tho WT X l U 1 l b L v U. u. sonubly. HaEUO Thiirmlnv ov.,l,. rni. leather shoej, or any kind of black shoos, A few Oxllto Boled men's shoes on QUATERMAS STUDIO n QUALITY PHOTOS Opposite Blanco Hotel, Phone 106-L. tain their husbands at the l.o.nn n MAKSIIFIEU), OHiSOON Mr. and Mrs. llorgron and In two r1 ' we-.'Ks. tlio noxt regular club meet ing will bo held with Mrs. Jones. Tho meinbors out this week wero: Mra Jones, Mrs. Jof Hnrtman, Mrs. V. It. Simpson, Mrs. Tom Juza. Mrs. llergiou and Mrs. John Hill. A A A High Quality Groceries Our own prompt and particular delivery service Ef flcient clerks being out of the high rent district ana Keeping our prices as low as consistent with gooa dusi ness makes Conner & Hoagland The Leading Grocers Dealers in Good Grocerles-- Mi south Broadway. Phones dw- dl,u v" TO Kdwin O. Rentt W Cut r,mvT.iantal ,,eh,Kn," i J V Koski b Phonos: storo 259-j. 'Tailor for Men and Women aroonhoiwe 42c-x (Market Avenue :: Marshfield ct ivinsuu on naiiuayj PLUASAXT SUHPItlSI'J PAHTY A very pJoa3ant surprlso party wp tonuored Mr. and Mrs. Mat L. l ' " Speeding Up With the Railroad Phono Ut-J. IHHHHHHHHLflHHBHI ' See our window for prlcos and styles. Electric Shoe Store S. J. 1MMKL. lrop. 180 Kouih Ilruudtvny liooa Hepaliod Whllo You Wnlt, suriri3d Yaa complete, as returning from an auto ride, tho rooms dark I as they had loft them, Mr. and I Mrs. May only knew of the pres- enco of tho guests when they opened tho door and turned on tho lights. During tho absence of tho honored couplo, tho guesta had prettily decor- The inauguration of train service is causing the business of the Coos Bay country to speed up. There are still 60 minutes in an hour and 24 hours in the day. The easiest way to save your minutes is to use the telephone to do your business whether it is across the street, across the county or across the State: Keep ahead of the mails. Use the telephone. Coos & Curry Telephone Company " i