NOVEMBER 10, 102B
HILLSBORO ARGUS
PAGI TWO
The Fascinating
Fanny Brown”
Pleaee »end all Women'« Cln b New» to Mr». W. W. Phillip»
and Maine Caldwell.
.Mrs. Moffett—A neighboring cot­
tager
May Detree»
Martha—A servant Elma Schneider
Scene—The living room of Per­
cival** summer hotel, “Idlewild."
Time of Play—One and one half
hour*.
GIRL RESERVE NOTES
The Hilhi Girl Reserve club *n-
tertainvd the Portland Federation of
Girl Reserve clubs with a party at
the high school gymnasium Nuv.m-
ber 14.
The party was In the form of a
carnival. The girls, upon their *
rival, were given paper money with
which they paid their way to
the booths.
The most popular event of
evening was the fortune telling
Miss Eva Bailey. Another interest­
ing thing was the scenic railway
run by Irene Connell and Dorothy
Tongue.
At the meeting of November Id
very interesting friendship talks
were given by Erma Pasley
Dorothy Sherman.
Many events are planned for
cember. The formal recognition
vices on the 4th, a pot luck supper
for the cabinet member» on the
7th, a week-end for the Hilhi club
“The Fascinating Fanny Brown,"
b farce in two acts, will be given
the time was pleasantly spent in by the young people of St. Mathews
visiting. A dainty luncheon was church Sunday afternoon and Mon­
served by t^e hostess. The next day night, at the St. Mathews hall,
meeting will be held at the home of I with dancing after the play Monday
"Below the Line," (he Warner
Mrs. W. Wienecke December 3.
night.
Bros, classic of the screen which is
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Specialty stunts will be given bo-
The seventh gTade Girl Reserve* ' tween acts by R. C. Wahner and or- at the Venetian Friday and Satur­
will meet at the home of their lead-' chestra music will be furnished by day has for its theme the excit­
ing story of a vicious, snarling dog
er, Mrs. 1» W. Hyde, next Tuesday. Wahner'* Broadway Entertainer*.
made loyal and brave through loving
Miss Marjorie Siegel, Giri Reserve
Percival and Billy are wooing
secretary of the Portland Y. W. C. Dorothy Dudley and Florence Howe. (mining. Rin-Tin-Tin, who will be
remembered by nil enthusiasts of
A., will be present to initiate
To make Dorothy jealous, Billy dog pictures, for his remarkable
organization.
I «rites love letters to a pretended work in “Where the North Begin»,"
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Fanny Brown. Dorothy discover* his
There will be no meeting of the ! plot and plan* to punish him. Her "Find Your Man," "The Lighthouse
Study club Thursday, November 26, brother, Henry, arrives and »ho by the Sea" and "Tracked in the
Snow Country," is said to outshine
it being Thanksgiving day.
dresses him like a girl, introducing ■ all previous performances in his
him as Fanny Brown. Mr*. Moffett, latest production.
i
FAIRBANKS PICTURE
r. nervous guest, think* Henry a
FULL OF ADVENTURE traveling hypnotist. Many exciting
ECZEMA EASILY CURED. SEE
and laughable things happen then.
DR. DARLAND.
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With the news that Douglas Fair­
Come and have a good laugh and
banks in his latest screen success, • see how Billy and Audrey discover
"Don Q, Son of Zorro," will be the ' Henry's identity and how everything
feature attraction next Sunday, Mon-1 turns out.
day and Tuesday at the Venetian I Cast of Characters:
Leave Orders
theatre, comes the added announce­ Percival Gale—Who keeps a sum­
ment that this famous star has. for i mer hotel, “Idelwild"
at the
the time being, stepped out of his I
Clarence McFadden
role of the historic character—such Billy Person—The only man at the
is "Robin Hood,” or the fantastic—
hotel
Raymond McCoy i
such as "The Thief of Bagdad." and henry Dudley—A college sophomore I
for
will be seen in his new photoplay
Raymond Spiering |
us the romantic adventurer, winning Mrs. Caldwell, Audrey Caldwell, Dor»
ms and plaudits with his inimit-
heart
othv Dudley and Florence Howe—
uble qthletic prowess.
Guests nt Idlewild
Susan Etzel,
Anita Corrieri, Anna Schneider
The Hillsboro Coffee club held a
very interesting meeting last Friday
in the chamber of commerce rooms.
Ten dollars was voted toward the
Doernbecker Endowment fund. Mil­
ton Johnson, age 11, officially start­
ed this fund by giving one dollar of
the five dollars earned in the garden
contest, held last summer. Money
subscribed will be left in an endow­
ment fund treasury here, for thirty
days, so that anyone that wishes
to contribute to this may do so
within this time. Five dollars was
voted toward the Girl Reserve fund.
The Girl Reserves are repairing
many old toys which will be put on
the contemplated Community Christ­
mas tree. Mrs. C. E. Wells, presi­
dent. appointed Mrs. L. W. Hyde,
Mrs. J. W. Connell and Mrs. W. W.
Phillips to act as a committee for
arranging date, place and program
for the County Federation of Wom­
en's Club meeting to be held here
in January. A committee represent­
ing the Coffee club will assist Mrs.
Emma Bryant in the annual Christ­
mas seal sale, starting alter Thanks­
giving. The following are members
of this committee: Mrs. W. Frank,
Mrs. Harry Morgan, Mrs. Leonard
Brown, Mrs. C. H. Emmott, Mrs.
Sam Bentley and Mrs. Lloyd Brown.
Mrs. J. W. Connell, leader, pre­
sented Rev. L. C. Poor, pastor of
the Methodist church, who gave an
VOLZ—SOUTHER
interesting address on “The Ameri­
can Home." "Church, school and
Miss Kittie Souther aval Mr. Fred
home are the three great institu­
tions of life and the greatest of Volz were united in marriage on
these is the home," said Rev. Poor November 7 in Salem.
Miss Souther is well known in
in the fore part of his address. A
ere she once resided
vivid mental picture of a home, its Hillsboro, where
location, its architecture, its fur- end where she has a host of friends.
She is a sister of Mrs. M
nishings and its atmosphere was
painted by the speaker. He deserib- Bump. For several years she v
cd how pictures, periodicals and as- clerk in the Hande Variety store
sociates can mould a child's life, »nd up to the time of her marriage
“There is no influence in a child's was frequently employed in the of­
life as penetrating, as good, as per­ fice of the county assessor.
They will make their home near
suasive as an ideal home with par­
ents there to guide them.” said Rev. Silverton, wb-re the groom
Poor. The speaker stated that the gaged tn farming.
age of a criminal has decreased in
O. E. Agent Return»
show
how that fifty
years, Statistics sh
L. S. Sherman, agent of the
per cent of crimes s are committed
n Electric in this city, , and M
by men and women under twenty
i-h lerman returned tha- lc est of the
years of age.
>ek from an extended visit
' After the addres Mrs. H. H.
relatives
in the East, -vis ting at
Stan
gel
J.
J.
and
Mrs.
Stannard
served delicious sandwiches, “moop- old home iiK Northern Minne:
at St. Paul, Minneapolis and oth
shines” and coffee.
Note—The moonshine was made points of interest. Mr. Sherman say
’nr in the
that business is normal
of pastry dough; recipe later.
although the weather this fall h:
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been bad for farming. Potatoes are
The Civic Improvement club of
Cornelius held a very enjoyable still in the ground and selling at
meeting, with twenty-two members $2.40 per hundred.
presunt. The members voted to hire
r. woman to cook and serve hot
lunches to the school children in
school for three months. The club
will also hold a lyceum course De­
ccmber 2. Mrs. Arthur Brock held
the lucky number for which she
received a beautiful aluminum bak-
ii.g dish. After the bu.-iness meeting
Mrs. G. J. Frankel of Portland en­
tertained the ladies with a hum-rous
book entitled, "The Mixed Christ­
mas.” The story concerned three
small girls—a Jewish, a Catholic and
a Christian Scientist girl.
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The Altar society of the Cornelius
Catholic church will hold a bazaar
and a chicken dinner and supper
Saturday, November 21, in the club
rooms in the library. Many beau­
tiful pieces of needlework will be
sold and the members promise many­
good things to eat.
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The Monday Study club met in
the usual place last Monday with
Mrs. Tongue, president, presiding.
A very enthusiastic group of twelve
women studied the "Political Aspect
of the Period During the Civil War,
with Mrs. G. T. McGrath as leader.
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The ladies gymnasium class has
nearly sevently members enrolled,
with every member taking a keen
interest in the exercises and games.
Mrs. A. W. Havens, secretary treas­
urer, announced very forcibly, “The
class will meet every Wednesday
night unless otherwise notified, and
that everyone over twenty years
of age is eligible."
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The Service club, under the lead­
ership of the president, Mrs. W. C.
Gifford, is working earnestly on the
Red Cross drive. Nearly all of the
business houses have been visited
and the members report nearly every
one has responded heartily. The
residence district will be canvassed
the last of this week and everyone
that can, should contribute to such
u worthy cause.
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The Farmington Welfare club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. R.
P. Morgan November 5. There were
nine members and the following vis­
itors present: Mrs. Adams and Miss
Morgan. After the business session
Sunshine Club Girl» Bazaar
The Sunshine club of Helvetia will
give a bazaar on Saturday, Decem­
ber 5, at Wenger's hall, beginning at
i 2 o’clock. Fancy work and Christ­
mas articles will be sold. Lunch will
be served during the afternon. 38-39
To Order Pyrotol
A car load of pyngtol, the war
salvage blasting powder, will be
ordered about November 19. This
car should be delivered about De­
ccmber 28. Orders can be left at
the county agent's office at Hills-
boro. Price delivered at Hillsboro
is $7.70 per one- hundred pounds.
The Modern Woodmen of Ameri­
ca will open thein winter campaign
to increase their membership by
entertaining the Royal Neighbors,
their families and friends, with
seven reels of motion pictures and
a dance, in the Woodmen hall on
Tuesday night, November 24. All
Modern Woodmen, their families and
friends are requested to be present.
Bargain Hunters Attention
We are closing out all the Phonographs we have
on hantl at a price that is away below cost.
These Phonographs must be sold at once as we do
not want to carry them any longer.
We doubt if anyone will ever have such an oppor»
(unity to procure u Brunswick Phonograph nt such
a low co«t.
The following are the four we are offering for nale;
I—$100.00
1—$250.00
1—$150.00
1_$ 150.00
25
25
25
25
recorda
records
recorda
records
for
for
for
for
only
only
only
only
$59.00
$99.00
$81.00
$81.00
We will be pleased to have you inspect these ma
chines any time, but don't delay because they will
certainly be siwtehed up before long.
Make one Christina» present for the
family.
Th an s givin g Geese
Hillsboro Pharmacy
F or T hose W ho C are
W hat T heir M oney B uys
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We consider each patron
a personal friend and
give him the benefit of all
special sales and quality
always. Try us out to­
day with an order. We
give quickest delivery ser­
vice.
D. O. HERINGTON
Phone 2001
Hillsboro
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