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THE COOS BAY TIM ES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1fl13-VENING EDITION.
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CONTRIBUTIONS concerning
social happenings, intended for
publication In tho socloty depart
ment of The Times, must bo sub
mitted to the editor not lator
than C o'clock p. in. Friday of
each week. Exceptions will bo
allowed only in ensca whoro
ovonta occur lator than tho tlmo
nnntlnilPll.)
Styles
Wo look
Hnck on tho
Ancient ilnyH with
Much of wonder
And ntnnzu the vngu
rlcs of In (Huh fair oxclto
Our mirth and our despair. A
Comic Bight It must hnve been
When grnndmn woro a crinoline
Por-
Imps
the f ii-
turo too
will think
. Tho present
Styles nro
On the blink
And they
Will Brln
And Joy
Will
Spurt
1 When
They ,
Shall
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Tho
Hob
bio
Skirt.
PERSONAL notices of victors
In tho city, or of Coob Day pcoplo
who vlalt In other cities, together
with notices of social affairs, tiro
gladly received in tho social de
partment Telophono 13:11. No
tices of club meetings will bo pub
lished and secretaries aro kindly
requested to furnish same.
SOCIETY bleceen
WO WOMEN wero discussing
tho other day tho porcnnlnl
subject of tho rights of men
nml women.
"1 recall being tnken to hear
Theodore Tllton lecture on tho rights
of womon when I was a very llttlo
Klrl," said tho older. "Mr. Tllton, as
you reinombor, was nn nldent suf
fraglHt mid I enn seo him now uh bo
pounded tho table with IiIh list and
exclaimed dramatically:
" 'Ever Hlnco Adam nml Evo wo
man has boon tho slnvu of man!"
"Tho coutrnst between Hint nster
tlon and condition In tho homo I hiul
loft to hear It was so startling that I
burst out laughing. And over nftor
vnnf when I wanted to got anything
out of woman, all I bad to do was
fo pound tho table with my small flat
and shout:
" 'Ever since Adam and Evo wo
man has boon tho slavo of man!' "
Perhaps tho suffrngo orntora of our
own dny may not orr so grently on
tho sldo of overstatement, which It
la almost tinnossnry to remark has
never mndo n permnnont convert to
anything. Hut It Ih posslblo to henr
women discourse ovon In this golden
ago of nllmony, upon "tho slavery of
woman to man," writes Mxolu
Smith.
Nothing muld bo more absurd!
Many unfortunato women nro
slaves of their own Inelllclency, for
which tho parental Imbecility that
still sends boys to college and girls to
dancing school la mainly responsible,
But ns tho host husband Is not
nn altruist nml tho worst not n
Simon Logroo, tho Individual mon
cannot bo blamed If nt forty or fifty
his wlfo gets' tired of swinging In
coiifo, but having no other menns of
livelihood koops on doing It with tho
notion that alio Is a persecuted
slave
Tho most hopolesa letter I hnvo
over road enmo to mo from a middle
aged woman not long ngo,
"I hnvo read your article saying
that tho husband Is not tho wife's
partner, but nor employer," she
wroto, "nnd I want to toll you how
truo It Is of my Vase, I am fifty, In
poor health. Yet he begrudges mo
a flro In my room In winter. I have
not had a now dreys In nine years,
though he Is fairly well-to-do and
co.ild glvo me money to dress nicely.
"ot what can 1 do? I am too old
nnd too unskilled to get work nt
which 1 could support myself. My
husband Is the only employer that
has any use for me, nnd that only
boenuso ho can't got rid of me."
Thoro are, I suppose-', thousands of
women similarly placed, and there Is
no solution for their problems In say
ing glbly: "Got a separation," bo
cnuso their battles woro fought and
lost twonty-flvo or thirty years ago.
Every marriage or for that mnt
tor any association of two persons,
olthor men or womon has Its war of
wills Bomotlmes when tho con
tenders aro unevenly equipped a
short, sharp, decisive contost, like
our wnr with Spain, but mon ofin
n cittM, indeterminate struggle llko
uie war or 1S12, at tho on.l 'A which
bet): pnrtles aro glad to sign n jnaco
treaty which doesn't ovon montlo.i
the caime of combat.
"Ponco Iiob Its victories no loss re
nowned than war," as wo hnvo heard
school commencement orators ob
serve. But tho victories of pcaco In
tho household nro often more shame
ful thnn thoso nchlevcd by bloody
battles.
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A number of friends of Mrs. Annie
Ulggs.of North Bend surprised her
nt her homo in Old North Bend last
Tuesday evening, tho event being In
honor of her birthday. Tho evening
wiih plonKantly spout nt cnrdB fallow
ing which refroshmouts woro served.
Andrew Lnlng nnd wife of North
Bond, left n fow dnys ngo for Port
land. Mr. Lnlng hns been connected
with L. .1. Simpson's summer homo,
"Shoro Acres."
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Mr. nnd Mrs. E. A. Elckworth nro
planning to movo to Portland or
oiiio other northern Oregon town in
tho near future to mnko their home.
Their daughters, Mrs. R. V. Oob
hnrdt, nml Mrs. R. E. Plncgor, nnd
their husbands nro now residing in
J- Portland,
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Coos County club women nro much
Interested in tho plan of tho Oregon
Stnto Kodorntlon of Women's Clubs
for districting tho Htate. It is be
lieved that through districting, more
womon will bo enlisted in tho club
movement nnd that moro Interest can
bo kopt up In tho work. As tho Coos
County clubs nro so rcmnto from tho
hnlanco of tho Htate, It Is likely that
thin taction would bo put In one dis
trict nnd tholr work mndo moro of-fectunl.
Tho membors of St. Ellzaboth's
Oil lid nro being outortnlned at n
business meeting nt tho homo of
MrH. M. C. Mnlonoy this nftornoon.
Mrs. J. S. Coko will entertain tho
Brtdgo club at her homo next Wed
nesday. Miss Evelyn Andoraou, who haB
been Hpeuding tho summer with
frlonds and relatives In nnd near
noston and on Prince Edwnrd'a Is
land, Is expected homo tho first of
Novombor.
Tho Chnmlnndo Club held tho first
morning session of tho series It has
nrrnuged at tho homo of Mrs. Wm.
Horsfnll Jr. last Wednesdny. Tho
meeting proved n vory successful
ono. Miss EBther Johnson rend a
papor on "Early Protestant Music"
nnd Miss Edna Larson read ono on
"Tho Nothorlnnda School." Mrs. J.
V. Smonton was elected to mombor-
shlp. Tho outlook for tho sonson Is
very good and Mrs. Horsfnll, tho
director, Is highly pleased, Tho
club's membership Is open to nil who
nro Interested In music and hnvo any
vocal talent, mid It Is expected Hint
many moro will be enrolled In tho
courso of tho next few months.
Mrs. W. T. Morchant is planning
to ontentnln a largo number of
friends nt her homo a week from to
day. The Invitations will bo Issued
shortly, probably.
Closo frlonds hnvo been apprised
of tho dnto of tho marriage of Willis
II. Kennedy and Miss Lottie Larson.
Tho affair will bo a quiet homo wed
film nnlv n fim v..ii l.tll.tnit. I
friends and relatives of tho contract- i V-----------B-Kj
lug parties to bo presont. Tho
young couple are among tho best
known ami most prominent young
folk on tho Bay and will bo tho reci
pients of congratulations from a
host of friends.
Tho club will meet next Wednesdny
nftornoon with Mrs, M. C. Mnlonoy
to perfect plniiB for tho your'B work.
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R. R. Montgomery nnd wife nnd
MIbb Corn Mao Montgomery, who
hnvo been epeiullng several weoks
on tho Bay us guests nt the homes
of D. Y. Stafford, Colby Perry nnd
P.. J. Montgomery, left today on the
Brenkwnter for their homo In De
catur, 111.
Monday cvonlng, tho Coos Bny
Motor Boat Club members will keep
"Open IIouso" for friends nt the
club hoiiBO In North Bend. A busi
ness session will nlso be hold to ar
range for n series of social uffnlrs for
tho winter montliB.
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Thursday evening, Mr. nnd Mrs.
J. V. Smonton were host nnd hostess
nt n sninll dinner, party nt their
homo In Mnrshfiold compllmoplnry
to Mr. nnd Mrs. Warner nnd Q. A.
Smith who hnvo been speeding n
short tlmo on tho nay. Ariio'Morccu
was nlso n guest, Mr. nnd '.Mrs,
Wnriior nnd baby leave today on the
Nnnn Smith for their homo In Cali
fornia nnd Mr. Smith nnd Mr.
Moreen nlso lenvo for n Bhort stny
In California.
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Mrs. C. S. WltiBor Is hoatess nt a
reception at her homo In North Bend
this nftornoon from 3 to C o'clock In
"'onor of Mrs, Tyrell nnd Mm. Lnng
ford of California, who', with tholr
husbands nro guests of Mr, mid Mrs.
L. J. Simpson. Tho affair Is ono of
tho most elaborate that has been held
In North Bond this Reason.
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Last evening, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R.
Smith of North Bond, entertained n
fow friends nt dinner in honor of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tyrell nnd Mr. and
Mrs. Lnngford or Oakland, Cnl who
nro guests of L. J. Simpson nnd
wiro.
Tho Bonutirul Amorlcn Club or
North Bond, will shortly resume Its
irogulnr sessions. Mrs, Wlnsor, tho
president or tho club, will shortly
Issuo tho call for tho first meeting
of tho senson.
(Contlnuod on Page 8.)
THE GREAT RECEIVING DEPOT, ASSEMBLING FACTORY AND WHOLESALE HEAD
QUARTERS OF EILERS MUSIC HOUSE, AT PORTLAND, NOW THE LARGEST IN
THE WORLD, LOCATED ON THE TERMINAL COMPANY'S TRACKS, HAVING
ITS OWN SIDING TO THE BUILDING, IN THIS BUILDING ARE CON
TAINED AT ALL TIMES MORE THAN FIFTY-FIVE MAKES OF THE
WORLD'S LEADING PIANOS,
OIL
SUPPLIES
The Coos Bay Oil and Supp
Company under the manngoment c
J. W. Flanagan will continue to hai
dlo the Union Oil Company's giui
line, distillate, benzine and coal o,
at their oil house across the Bay t.
which nlace they hnvo moved theli
flic Pimiif 302
coos my. cmrwff.
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HEALERS J& AGENTS,
COAL , COLONIZATION, MM.
FARM. FRUIT. MHWU
OrsaniziKs or musmAi
C0J1PAMES A SPIC1AITY0
BREAKWATER HOTEL,
I-Yont St., Miirslilleld, Ore.,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Has boon thoroughly renovated
and nowly furnished. Rooms reason
able, by day, week or month.
Mrs. J. H. O'DONNELL, Prop.
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G. W. Dungan
Undertaker
Mnrslilleld, Oregon,
Parlors, 180 South :$drSt.,
Telephone, Dny or Night, 1U.W,
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Miss Genevieve Sengstncken ex
pects to lenvo noxt Saturday for
Portland whero sho will spond n fow
weeks ns tho guest of Miss Helen
Doble. Sho mny nlso visit nt other
northern points before returning
home.
Miss Florence Aiken returned to
San Francisco this week to resume
her course in art after a short visit
at her homo in this city.
At a special meeting of tho Sis
ters of Bethany this weok, tho fol
lowing officers woro olectod tor tho
ensuing year: Presldont, Miss Eve
lyn Anderson; secretary, Miss May
Stauff j treasurer, Mrs, F. A, Sacchl.
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