THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1913- EVENING EDITION.
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Jl oovlnl happenings, intended for
I publication in tno society uuimi-i-
snonr oi Tlio runes, nuisi uo auu
mitird to the editor not Inter
flkaa fi o'clock ). 111.. Friday of
waeh week. (Exceptions will ue
H Mllowvd only in cnHes wheto the
tennis occurred Inter than tno
Oirao montloned.)
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PERSONAL notices of visitors
in the city, or of Coos Ray pcoiilo
who visit In other cities, togotuor
with notices of soclnl nffnlrs, aro
gladly received in tho soclnl de
partment. Telephone 133. No
tices of clul) nicotines will bo
published nnd sccretnrlos are
kindly requested to furnish same.
land nnd tho steamer Rreakwaer.
Thoy will probably visit In Portland
a few days before continuing their
Journey.
Tho bride, who has lived in Salem
for about two years, has been nurse
at tho Oregon state reform Bchool
for the past year.
Mr. Orannls Is well known hero,
having graduated from Wlllamctto
university and Bpcnt sovernl years
teaching at tho local reform school,
He Is now tho tencher of history at
the Mnrshllcld high school. ,
Tho host of frlonds In Salom of
the hrldo and groom Join In many i
congratulations nnd well-wishes for
tho two young pcoplo In their now
life."
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It Will Pay You to Call and See
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CIIAItlVAItl PARTY
T7T5 lints appeared a year ago
KWix nothing but n feather.
'CJwt looked as though It hnd boon
JJirotigh
X month of rainy wenthor;
2i narrow quill. tr scanty bow,
Or wing erect nnd lonely,
Or solitary tnll aigrette.
iOr Jluffy pompon only.
13.iil now on ovcry fomnlo head
Slehrild the autumn bonnet
voe many shapes, but each without
JK scrap of trimming on it.
E?jBr since tho price of beef hns
tins soared
To heights Olympus dimming,
We nrny afford to buy tho huts,
Hut -not, alas, tho trimming.
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rT N A PART of India It Is gen
ii orally understood, and is
vcn the custom, at formnl
inasUvo illnncr parties to keep si
Htntm If thoro be nothing of inter
wt nu uny, nnd to speak only oc
laalonnlly when one thinks of
something to say, or talk nil tho
ri'cntt U those at the table liavo
cnronKh to say which they consid
er worth while.
(IL Hieing tho custom to have
: jbnrt or long silences, there Ih
'antitinly no emlmrrassmunt about a
aHcnctj, nmt it In rather refreshing,
its; Judicative that the thoughtK of
1trm nnd guests are active and
?rhnn I hero is n result worth while
wxjo-csslng, It will ho expressed.
Thus tho sllenco la always nllve
iiail sever dead,
Soino one bus very aptly suld
hsU the strength of sllonco lies
avllitjly In tho spirit within It. Wo
ltarn nil had the experience nt
VnnnlieouH or dlnnerH or in any com
patnj of two or more uciiulntnncos
rrf oxporlonclng unexpectedly n
oMenci.', nnd then it Ih rurious to
tvr: liow one will wrlgglo with dls
(CAmnirt and speak nay Inanity ru-
Jfbcr than let tho silence last.
It Is because the Impression heto
Ut this country and In many others
lis That If a man does not speak It
ta brcniiso ho hns nothing to any.
'OTairoforo, women nru constantly
apaklng when thoy have nothing
tt say, for fear by sllonco they will
ttxpnso tholr empty minds.
D2&uy women speak when thoy
rwoiild mueli prefer to keep silent,
Otsuroiso thoy liavo heun brought up
5fi lieliovo that silence Is dlscour
tenuu nnd awkward. And so It Is
irtub) this custom of constant talk
'tar, is upon nit.
Hut why not i-hniiKe the custom?
JSi would take sumo tlmo to do it.
Uwt H could be done. Wo should
rtstYti to pend out diunm- ianU or
Ouirlinoii lnltntlous with "tempo
wiry Pllenros luquestud" down In
nib loft hand lower corner,
TCho request would at first be
inrt -with coiitumptiious lemarks
-T.ri wornful suggestion with 10
wpnl to the hostess being at such
je loin for subjects of convoiHntions
vSv.il alio must In her invitations re
kudbt the lonlency nf her guots,
tttc
llut let two or threo women who
itiTc known to bo good tnlkors try
tfifcos oxputlment and stick to it for
:il reason and thoy will find not
mly that the rostfuluess of their
dmnor and lunchoons will add
rpi?atly to their attraction, luit tho
.Btii'Hts will come awuy with all
that has been Interesting In tho
mnTorsntlon liesh In their memo
Mica Instead of with Hie impression
vit n gonoral Jumble of words and
tfood.
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Mrs. J. A. Mntson. Mrs. Oco. Klnn-
ngnn, Mrs. J. II. Flnnngnn, Mrs. II.
I.ockhnrt, Mrs. W. M. lUnke, Mrs.
W. T. Tiirpen. Mrs. C. M. Ilylor,
Mrs. W. S. Chandler. .Mrs. II. S. Tow
er. Mrs. 0. W. Kaufman. Mrs. Wil
liam Horsfnll, Jr., Mrs. Ii. .1. Simp
sou, Mrs. H. M. Klchardson, Mrs. W.
T. Merchant, Mrs. 13. K. Jones nnd
Mrs. J. S. Coke.
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SIIsb Norn Tower, who hns been
here from Uerkcley, Cnllf., to spend
her vncntlon from tho University of
California with her pnronts, Mr. and
Mrs. II. S. Tower, Friday nftcmoon
ontortnlnod Informally a few frlonds
nt hor homo In South Marshflold.
Among hor guests woro .Misses May
Pi-cuss, Ruth Allen, Agues Cnrpon
tor, Frnnels Williams, Mntlgo Harry
and Mrs. 1). H. Maloney.
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.Airs. R. K. Hooth was hostess to
tho Royal Auction Bridge Club Wed
nesday nftcmoon nt hor homo In
West Mnrshllcld. After a lovoly
luncheon served by tho hostess the
afternoon was spent In cards. Mrs.
A. Ii. Housoworth won tho prize.
The next meeting of the club will
bo next Tuesday with Mrs. l 1!.
Gottlns.
Those present nt Wednesday's
meeting were:
Mrs. C. K. McKnlght. Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. J. II. Mllner, Mrs. i:. 13. Strnw,
Housoworth, Mrs. F. K. (10111118, Mrs.
F. 13. Hague, Mrs. I). Y. Stafford,
Mrs. W. F. Nicholson and Mrs. O.
A. Dennett.
Tho boys and girls of tho high
school nsslsted .Mr. nnd Mrs. F. L.
Grnnuls In settling tholr now homo
on South Fifth street Wednesday
night by means of n charivari. Tho
program opened with tho usunl noise,
which lasted until Mr. and Mrs. Oran
nls appeared at tho door. Then Les
lle Isnncson, in behalf of tho boys,
presented them with n beautiful li
brary lamp. After this n Bextotto of
boys Bang a touching llttlo song of
sympathy for tho groom. Mr. Oran
nls responded with a speech nnd tho
ontortnlnmont was closed by tho boys
with threo chcera for each of tho
family. Harvey Walters and Shot
Powers also attended.
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JMrn. Honry Sengstuckeu ontertnln
il xho llrldge Club Wodnosd.iy after
oon with a HrldKo luuchoon. Tho
tlor schenio was jollow Yellow
jToovors and yellow candle and
rtliados carrying out tho effect.
.After a llvo course luncheon cards
tfllml tho rcinaliilng houro of the af
Iharnoon, Tho jirUos woro won by Mrs. W.
"31. TRuke, first prUo; Mm. 0oige
jyaaitngnu, second ptlze and Mrs. U J.
JdiBupson, consolation.
ThoBo prcbout at this meeting weie
Tho Salem Statesman contained
tho following last Sunday concerning
tho mnrrlago of F. L. nrautils, who
nrrlvod hero n week ngo with his
bride:
"At r o'clock Inst Sundny nfter
noon MIhh Anettn P. Wilson nnd
Frank I. Orunnls woro iinltcil In
marriage nt tho homo of Dr. nnd
Mrs. Fletcher Homan. The ceremony,
which was performed by Dr. Homan,
was witnessed by relatives and a few
of tho most Intlmato friends of tho
bride nnd groom. Tho houso wns
beautifully derornted with yov
houghs, Oregon grnpo and ferns.
"Preceding tho coromony Miss
Ilitena Illcknoll sang "Oh, Promise
Mo." Miss Mabel Fraloy played Mrn
delssohn's wedding mnrch ns tho
company, led by Miss Kathorlno Ho
man, ring hearer, ontered tho room.
"After the coromony a dlnnor wns
served to tho guests In tho dining
room, which was tastefully decorated
with smllax and pink nnd white car
nations. Assisting with tho serving
was tho Misses Lottie Ponn nnd Jtinln
Todd.
"The young couple left on tho S.5R
electric tialn for Portland, whore
they spont a few days and thon pro
ceeded to Mnrshllold wheto Mr.
(irunnis la n member of tho high
school faculty.
"Mr. Orannls Is an alumnus of
Wlllametto university nnd his father
was a former minister in Salem, hold
ing tho pastornto of tho FlfBt Meth
odist Church several years ago.
Tho bride eiuiio to Salem nltuost
two yoars ago ftotn Ctvston, Iowa,
whore she hns many friends, who nil
Join with her Oregon friends, In wish
ing her many happy years as tho
btlde of a man who is as popular as
Mr. Cirannls."
Tho Salom Statesman of last Sun
dny morning contained tho following
iiuttineo account or the nuptials:
"At the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Flotihor Homan on Sovontoenth
street will he solemnized this oven
In. Deromher 0. nt 3 o'clock, tho
wedding of .Miss Aneita Wilson and
Fiank Orannls. Dr. Homan. undo or
the btlde, performing tho ring coto
mony. MIW Mabel Fraley. a formor
student of Willatnotto university,
will be prokont and play tho wedding
march for tho occasion. A splendid
wedding dlnnor will bo sorvod. Af.
tor tho ceremony the young people I
u ku to .Mnrsiitiold, where- Mr.
Orannls Is teaching, by way of Poit-
Mrs. II. W. Olson this weok moved
Into tholr lino now homo In South
Mnrahflold nnd hopes to have It com
pleted by tho tlmo Captain Olson
arrives from his long trio n round
Cape Horn on tho Adolnldo Smith,
tho big now lumber schoonor of tho
C. A. Smith Company. Tho houso
Is 0110 of tho most commodious and
most palatial on Coos Day being most
complete and modorn In every par
ticular as well as elegantly finished.
Mrs. Olson expects tomorrow or next
day to rocolvo tho llrst word from
Captain Olson slnco ho loft Dela
ware. Ho Is iluo to roach Point
Arenas, Chill, about January 12, or
thirty days artor ho loft tho port on
tho Atlantic.
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Mrs. R. K. Rush of Runkor Hill
entertained tho Jolly Dozon club Inst
Wcdnosdny afternoon. After n bttBl
nesa session of tho- club tho hostess
served light refreshments to tho fol
lowing Indies: Mrs. W. Onlo, Mrs.
Snow, Mrs. Chrlstlunsen nnd Mrs.
Oeorgo Rourko.
Tho next mooting will bo January
22 with Mrs. A. I,. Hutt;
Save money by saving the
extra wear and tear on your
cooking utensils, your stoves,
on your health, by having
everything in place and sys
tematized to
Save Unnecessary
Handling and
Moving
This can only be done by having a Kitchen Cabinet.
We call particular attention to the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
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Tho A. N. W. Club was entertained
last Thursday by Mrs. Kitgeno, O'Con
nell, assisted by Mrs. 13. IC. Jonos
and Mrs. F. 13. Hague.
Aftor n short business session tlio
afternoon wns spent in sowing, when
dainty refreshments woro served to
those present who woro:
Mrs. F. 13. Alien, Mrs. Olivia 13d
man, Mrs. J. T. Hnll. Mrs. F. A.
Hnzard. Mrs. 13. Mlngits. Mrs. (5. F.
Murch, Mrs. Mary McKnlght and Mrs.
C. F. McKnlght.
Tho noxt meotlng will bo bo hold
Jan. ICth with Mrs. 11. Reed nt Klt
tyvlllo. Tho club motnbors will moot
nt tho homo or Mrs. M. R. Smith nt
1:15 o'clock noxt Thursday and go
In a body to .Mrs. Reed's home.
We Also Call Your Attention to Our
German Aluminum Ware
GOING HARVEY CO,
Complete Housefumishers
No Matter What You Want WE SELL IT FOR LESS
MIXXI13-WIS CMJlt
Mrs. Helen Raldwln was hostess
to tho Mlnnlo-Wls Club Thursday nf
tornoon at her homo on South Fourth
street. At a business session or tho
club, the following wero oloctod odl
cors: Ptesldont, Mrs. 13. 13. Kolley;
Sccretnry and Treasurer, Mrs. Mary
Special
Candy Sale
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Stafford'
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Saturdnj and Sunday
Delicious Fresh
Caramels
Only :." Cents Pound.
Alnajs .sonu(hluK new at
Stafford'
Thompson. Tho bnlnnco of tho after
noon was spent In sowing aftor which
dainty refreshments wero served by
tho hostess, nsslsted by Miss Inez
Daldwln. Tho club adjourned to moot
Jan. 2.1rd with Mrs. F. II. Drossor.
During tho business meotlng Mrs.
Win. Hongland was olectcd to mem
bership of the club. Thoso present
woro: Mrs. F. II. Drossor, Mrs. Clins.
Davis, Mrs. Win. Perkins. Mrs. J.
Dashney, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs.
Cans. La Chapello, Mrs. Cluis. Hols
ner, .Mrs. Wm. Hongland and Miss
13 va Drossor.
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On necount of tho stormy woathor,
tho mooting or the 13plscopnl Ladles
Auxiliary wiib postponed from this
woek until Tueadny of noxt weok,
whon tho business session will bo
hold In conjunction with tho mooting
of tho Ladles Guild at tho homo of
Mrs. W. U. Curtis.
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COOS DAY REALTY
SYNDICATE.
CCALERS j& AGCNTS
CCAl COLONIZATION. MM
FiRtf mUT. MINERAL,
and riMtirn t imo
Orsanizihs or mwsrm
COMAWS A fPKIALTY
I NORTH I1I3XI) PARTY
Miss Mnrjory Swonrlngen of North
Rond wns ltostosa last Saturday even
ing to n numbor of frlonds. who nftor
onjoylng nn hour nt tho thontor, ro
turned homo wlioro thoy woro served
tintnty rofreshmonts by tho hostebs.
Thoso or tho thoator party woro:
Misses Otolla Hoolllng. Guroa nnd
Nora Hago, Marjory Swoarlngon nnd
Messrs. nay Cnrr, Russ Fluklgor,
Harry Conro and Allan Klssani.
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O. K. SOCIAIi T
Tho North Rend Christian Kn.tniv.
or or tho Presbyterian Clmrxii i,ai,i
a business sosslon and social last
Monday evening in the church rooms.
Artor tho gonoral routine or business,
music and games wero indulged in
artor which rerreshmonts wnr ,.,.'
cd.
Among thoso nresont r-,
Goorgo Hazor. Mrs. 13. r.onr ami.i,'
Misses Ressio Raines, Grndys Kranick
Allco Waters. Matilda Groves, Knra
Shouse. Juno Young, Naomi Smith
ami .Messrs. Lester Katon, Tom Storn,
ThO Past llnB nrOVOn thnt InvMlmnnti In imnll n. na ntr
cities aro tho most protltablo. Tho C. D. R. S. has such to offer. M
nriiannKQ. AiarstHIOIU. OTO.
Give Them Crisp Toast
Done Clear Through
Good Toast, with no.no doughy insldes, is suita
lejind nourishing for children of any age.
They eat it morning, noon and night, and demand
mum uiu next aay.
ELECTRIC TOAST is best because it's good toasl
hot, crisp and done cear throuah.
It's fun to make it on your dining room table, and
the cost for current averages less than one cent
a iiieui.
Price
$2.50
Price
$2.50
(Continued on Pago Eight.)
We will be glad to let you try one on two
unnlo' fnnt i:i
oro 11 cu uiai.
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Telsphone 176.
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may be obtained In JIarshflold from
Mrs. Annie Holland,
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