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mi U THE COOS BAY TIMES. MARSHFIELD. OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 4. 1910 EVENING EDITION .a WHO fcatf3S9ad!9 W D BA.L Saturday, July 2, 1910 v. &avesmnu&z rue rffinrnr 3OTSinTK)BUysviD UKArN tfi ft 1 !. , I .i B V 1 I 1 I y iwpa U u w B k Hf it i Y CONTRIBUTIONS concerning social happenings, Intended for publication In the society depart ment of The Times, must be sub mitted to the editor not later than C o'clock p. m. Friday of each week. Exceptions will be allowed only In cases where events occur later than the time mentioned.) SUE TOURED THE TEA. She poured the tea. Ah, she was fair As, urn In hand, she neared my chair And stooped my waiting cup to fill, The while I sensed a wond'rous t thrill For such a fragrance filled the air. 'Twas not the tea; her wayward hair Just brushed my cheek, and lingered there How could I calmly wait until She poured the tea? To steal a kiss who would not dare? If one, who would not steal a pair? I stole them, as a fellow will, And sensed a warmer feeling still, Tho' not of hort, for that's not where She poured the tea! Louise Schneider. F YOU have charm," says Mag- Maggie, the heroine of Bar rio's latest play, "What Ev ery Woman Knows," "nothing else matters. And if you haven't charm nothing else matters either." What then is this wonderful thing, charm? It was a question "I rt i'.hi. Mrs. P. M. Wilbur were guests. Next Thursday, the club will meet with Mrs. Fannie Hazard. One of the prettiest weddings that has been solemnized on Coos Bay in many a day took place In Marshfield on Wednesday, June 1, when Miss PERSONAL notices of visitors In the city, or of Coos Bay people who visit In other cities, together with notices of social affairs, are gladly received in the social de partment Telephone 1331. No tices of club meetings will be pub lished and secretaries are kindly requested to furnish same. a few months' visit at her old home In Minnesota and other Eastern points. Among those present, ex clusive of the children, were Mes dames Ray, Brown, Kelly, Jones, Annie Henrietta Ferrey, daughter of Carlson, Peet, Lund, Chas. LaChap- Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. Ferrey, Sr., be came the bride of Lloyd W. Jacobs of Portland. The ceremony took place at the Episcopal Church, The impressive Episcopalian service unit ing the couple was in charge of Arch deacon Horsfnll. The bridesmaid was Miss Martha Bernitt, and the groomsman, Jas. L. Ferrey, Jr., while the bride was given away by her brother, Goo. W. Ferrey. Little Miss Gladys Yale Ferrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ferrey, was ring bearer. As the couple entered the church, Mrs. L. W. Traver ren dered Mendelssohn's wedding march. The chancel was prettily decorated for' the occasion with Oregon 'grape, huckleberry and ferns and white roses. The bride wore white moussellne silk and carried an exquisite shower bouquet of carnations Intertwined with white ribbon. An exceptionally handsome young woman, she never appeared more charming than she Barrio's heroine asked as has many! did at the altar, another woman. But that does not MIss Martha Bernitt. the brldes- For how does one maldi was uecomingiy gowned in a lavender silk mulle and carried a bouquet of bride's roses and buds. Only a few Intimate friends of the family and the young couple were In vited guests at the church. Besides the members of the bride's family, among those present were Mrs. E. A. i Anderson, Mrs. Emma Nasburg, Miss enlighten much fascinate? Some can do It with beauty. But many a woman without beauty has charm. Some call dress to their aid. But again, many a plainly dressed woman has charm. As Mag gie says, "If you have charm, noth ing olso matters." Charm may be some subtle, magi- Mhinlo Havkensee, Miss Nellie Ber cal thing born with one and not to be acquired. But if a girl will care fully study the woman who has charm, if she will analyze what seems to her its characteristics, and then go to work with a genuine de termination to acquire charm, she Telle and John LaChapelle, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Kreitzer will entertain the Tuesday Night Whist Club at their home next Tuesday eve ning. Mrs. Smeaton and children arrived here this week from Wisconsin to join Mr. Smeaton who came here a few months ago to become general mana ger of the C. A. Smith mill. They will occupy the former home of J. E. Orenw hich Mr. Smeaton had in read iness for them. The Royal Neighbors enjoyed a de lightful social at their hall last Tues day evening. It was informal, danc ing and various games being enjoyed. Delicious refreshments were served. ? Miss Edith M. Dunning and her nieces, the Misses Mereen, are ex pected to-morrow from Berkeley, Calif., to visit Arno Mereen and with friends on the Buy. Mr. Mereen met them at Roseburg and Is coming in with them in a private rig via Drain and Gardiner. Large dancing parties promises to be a feature of the Fourth of July on the Bay. It is announced that a large ball will be given at the I. O. O. F. Hall for the Coos Bay Concert Band. The Eagles will give a big ball at their hall on South Second EAGLES' HALL Under the Auspices of the Fraternal Order of Eagles COME ONE, COME ALL Admission: Gentlemen $1; Ladies Free friPItoffil0'-g ou FORY Beiore you buy Ice Cream, we mean, SEE STAFFORD the man who sells pure cream. It's no joke at all, but real, plain proof. STAFFORD'S noted for his Ice Cream, "that's the truth." The season's here, the weather's right. STAFFORD'S ICE CREAM PLEASES, EATEX DAY OR NIGHT. Always something new at nitt, Miss Alice Curtiss, Mr. and Mrs. street on Saturday evening, July 2. W. B. Curtis, Cell Ireland, Will .;. Sharp, Wm. Curtis, Lon Border, L. ' W. Traver and wife, Harry Fuog and Ferd Painter. , jgMffbndi TWO STORES 230 Front St 140 Central Ave oo mttttttt ztutnmm nmttttmmm um INDEXEDFILES WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF THESE FILES THAT ARE j JUSI' TUB THIWU For the Ladies n 8 :; it Hir T1TT Tl Tininmmn zx-ri mn-. " iu -iu& ucoairiB ui intuit no USE HOLD ACCOUNTS, ft LETTERS. AND IN FACT ALL KINDS OP PAPinna i.-pdt r. REFERENCE. BUSINESS MEN NEED THEM. For One Week WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE FROM Ihe b Mrs. C. H. Marsh and daughter, Miss Uma, plan to leave to-morrow for Portland, where they will take will secure something that at any tU(J brldo.s 1)arentg, only members of rate will be very close to it. Not thQ famUy belng lnvlted mat sno snail uo arunciai or try io( Thurgday noon Mr and Mrs L. nass off a worthless imitation. But harm is grounded in character and If she will cultivate in her character tho ingredients of charm, even If she sloes not have the born-wlth quality, sho will certainly have a usable near-charm. Its chiof ingredient Is unselfish ness, a genuine interest In the wel fare of others. The thoroughly self ish person rarely has charm. Pleas antness is another component; Tho person with charm is pleasant. A certain forco of character is neces sary, not aggressiveness or undue as sertion; but one feols there is strength In the woman of charm, j not flabblness or negation. Sho is a' unit, not a cipher. Kindliness, sympathy, all the gen ial, expansive traits, go to make up charm; but not gush. A littlo dash of reserve is necessary, for it im plies trustworthiness. Tho woman with charm always makes ono feel sho can bo trusted. The woman who has no resorvo, one does not feel can bo trusted with a secrot. Charm is the sum total of many beautiful traits. It is like Michael Angolo's perfection, niado up of trl lles though it Is uo trltle. A girl nnay. think that sunniness Is a little tiling "or that sho cannot always be expected to bo in good humor. But can you imagine a woman who has i'onuino charm as being bad tem pered? Sweetness is too thoroughly n part of her nature. Since thou ciarm Is so worth hav ing, if It was not a gift of tho fairies nt your birth, why not try to culti vate it? If yo should nover reucu Iho sum total ot charm, the posses sion of any of these characteristics will do no harm and will brlug In Broased joy Into life. Tho A. N. W. Club was ontertalnod Thursday afternoon by Mrs. E. G. Flanagan, at hor home on Market nvonuo, Tho afternoon was plons mntly spout with tho usual diversions. No business of Importance was brought up. Bosldos tho rogulur club members, Miss McNamnra and Following the nuptials, a wedding ln the Rose Festival and spend a few supper was served at the nome oi weeks with relatives and friends. Last Monday evening Mrs. A. J. Pnrlsnn wns hnafpsA tn n nmnll rifn- W. Traver entertained at luncheon at ner 1)arty at her norae following the Transit Hotel in honor of the whIch a delightful evening was en young couple. Thursday afternoon, !j0yed. Among her guests were Au the young couple left via Myrtle ust Carlson and wlfe D. a. Nelson trip auu and wlfe jIIss j0hnson, Mr. and Mrs. Point on their honeymoon will spend sev points of interest . Ing which they will reside at Port i land, probably. Although a quiet I wedding, the young couple received many handsome and useful gifts from friends here and afar. Mr. Jacobs is a young commercial traveler who has been making Coos Bay for several years and his ability and integrity have won him many friends here. Mrs. Jacobs is a grad uate of St. Helen's Hall ln Portland, and was born and reared on Coos Bay. Her winsome ways and accom plishments winning for her the fast friendship of all with whom she has como in contact and who will unite in wishing her and the man of her1 cholco all tho happiness -and success that llfo can bring. .j. $. . John Luton, head of tho reforestra tlon department of the C. A. Smith Comnany. will leave shortly for his old home In theEast, where ho wlllj spend a few months and where, it rumors afloat here are correct, he will be married, returning here late flo,d ,n atendancft in tire summer with nis unue. i Miss Anno Flanagan, who has been, spending several weeks with relatives J in San Francisco, is expected here next week. .j. Miss Vivian Tnylor, who was ex- est Clothin AT THE LEAST MONEY. THAT'S US. FIXUP iveral weeks at various ( 0ren Mlss Signa Lars0n, Mrs. Henry rest In the West follow- oison, Mrs. August Frlzeen and Mrs. Hegdahl. 4 Mrs. John Dillon Tresham, former ly Miss Eleanor Warnock, a well known teacher, last week was hostess at a most delightful luncheon jit her home in Portland. The event was in honor of the graduating class of St. Vincent's Training School. Con cerning the decorations, the Oregon Ian says: "The Tresham's home on East Salmon street was lavishly deco rated with flowers. Caroline Testout roses were used in the living-room and hall, while the class colors, pur ple and gold, predominated in the dining-room. California popples and purple pansies were used for the ta bles." i Mrs. Ora McCarty will leave short. ly for Portland, where she will attend the State meeting of the Oregon EasN em Star. Mrs. E. S. Bargelt and i Mrs. C. II. Marsh will be other dele gates from Doric Chapter of Marsh- All plan to visit there, following the Eastern Star meeting, .;. .;. . This week's issue of Leslie's Weekly contains a group photograph of the Board ot Directors of the General Federation of Women's WE HAVE MOVED a bunch ol flat irons at reduced prices. Now, we offer you a fine bar gain on fixtures while they last. Coos Bay Wiring Co. EXPERT ELECTRICIANS. Respectfully ask your patronage. PHONE 237-J. I U 8 s T-, ,. uci iuuh 1'UL.iss DURING THIS SALE. CALL IN AND :: 50 cents to 40 cents SEE THEM AND FIND HOW CONVENIENT THEY ARE. NORTON & HANSEN STATIONERY CO. :: MARSHFIELD OREGON , ESTABLISHED 1884. BETTER JOIN OUR CIRCILATING LIBRARY. jmiimmmmmmmmmmmwiiiiiiii C&&S mv. w?i. Clubs, tnknn nt Plnplnnntl In Mnv jpected here the latter part of June tOpIn thfl gromj ,g Mfs S(u.ah A Eya spenu me summer. nu twin menu of Poptlani, wno ., . nrninlni,nt .,,, woman of Oregon and known to many interested In the work of Wo men's Clubs in Cocs county. For indigestion and all stomach trouble take Foley's Orlno Laxative, as it stimulates tho stomach and liver and regulates the bowels and will positively cure habitual con stipation. RED CROSS PHARMA CY, (John Preuss, Prop.) VJ'll! 7 nOWMX -..iFl t a cixanW, tl V: vr Jr - SAKE ANP P H ululxh x yv - X vr vyv - r( PISESENTED X I sr '''' ' '' cr COOS BAY REALTY SYNDICATE. DEALERS co'i. AG&I7S COAL . COLONIZATION. MS. FARM, FWIT. KiMMb - TIMBER. LAHD5. cvnd Organizes of mvsmi COMPANIES A SPECIALTY tt8Hnm8:mmmtt Real Estate Prices Raising I that it is doubtful if she can make tho extended stay hero that she had ' , planned. Sho may come the latter part of Juno but will romaln hero only a few weeks if she doos, i I.aat'Soturday the Mlnnlo-WIs Club monibors and their families enjoyed a soolal at Bay Park. Tho day was ldoal for tho outlntp It was In the nature of a farewell for Mrs. Kelly of Bay Park who left this week for . Ou Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. T. Haines, the La dles' Auxiliary of the P'rst Presby terian Church, was pleasantly enter tained. Thb afternoon was spent In needlo work, The company was (Continued on Pago S.) Taxes are going up. Cost of living is higher, but you can buy Furniture at the Same Old Prices at the SAME OLD STORE. Call and Inspect our stock and get our prices. C. A. Johnson Oldest Established Furniture Store On Coos Hay. V. ii Tho past has proven that Investments in small acre tracts near grow! cities are the most profitable. Tho C. B. R. S. has 3uch to offer. Chas. J. Bruschko, Marbhflald, Ore. mmtmtmtmtmmK::::K:::::mm::mm:n:m:mntw) r. 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