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. OREGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, islS-EVENIMQ EDITION
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Till) MODHltN' GllUi.
"Wo knock anil crltlclso her,
"Wo scold, npoatronhlzo lior,
Wo wish thnt sho wore wlsor,
Moro cnpnblo nnd kind.
Her path wo'ro always stnlklnj:
To criticise her tnlklng,
Her clothes, hor ways of walking,
Hor niannora and hor mind.
Wo say, "Oh, hlshty-tlghty!
SIio'b frivolous nutl flighty,
And all her ways nro mighty!
Undignified to seo;
Sho dances nnd sho chnUors,
Our golden rulo sho shatters,
And laughs nt serious nwttors
With unabated gleot"
Wo chldo and wo correct hor,
Wo shadow and detect hor,
Wo study and dissect hor,
With all her smiles nnd tears,
And find, on looking o'or hor
(And learning to adore hor),
She's Just llko girls before hor
For twenty thousand years!
Exchange.
CONTItlUUTIONS concerning
social happenings, Intended for
publication In the society depart
ment of The Times, must bo sub
mitted to the editor not lntor
than C o'clock p. m.. Friday of
each week. (Exceptions will bo
allowed only In cases whoro tho
events occurred later than tho
tlmo montloned.)
PERSONAL notices of visitors
In tho city, or of Coos Day peoplo
who visit In other cities, together
with notices cf social affairs, nro
gladly received In tho social do
portmont. Tolephono 133. No
tices of club meetings will bo
published nnd secretaries tiro
kindly requested to furnish same.
inched to the appearance nt events
I
W. It. .M.
'.Mrs. W. A. Held, tho committee on
arrangements.
Following Is the program;
Opening Song "Hlest bo tho tie
Congregation
Prayer . Ito'v. CI. hoKoy Hall, C.C.C.
Vocal Solo Dorothy Painter
Remarks Jlgo J. P. Hn 1 ,
Hoprosontntlvo Methodist Church
Vccnl Solo "Perfect Dny
Miss Mnrlo tlrogg
remarks "Kiatcrnnllsm"
Mol G. Duncan
Representative Mooso. j
Remarks "'. J. Knoll"'
Popresentativo Methodist unurcn.
Vocal Sola MIb Anna Cox
Remarks ConUcr
Rep N. U. Christian Church.
Remarks C. A. Behlbrodo
Rop. Mfltl. Christian Churcii.
Response
QUALITY
Rov. Gregg. Pnstor
Vocnl Det, Mrs. J. W. Motley and
Mrs. V. A. Hold.
After n soeinl hour nnd fitting
wi.rdP of farewell were said, tho ln-
nttondod by sorlety, or of the various
mannequins who wear tho designs a.
crontod by some celebrnted house. w R Jf c nJoyc., n vcry
Ami It Is well known that any house, .,, .. .. ... . lmnlu
possibly excepting that of 'Worth, Qf Mrg J Cor0.( ast Wedncs- dies of tho church served dnlnty re
will slrlvo to tho utmost to prosent lay'aftprnoo ".The missionary topics I fieshments.
their olothos on n celebrated person- b() A c,llI(, , tho Mjdst." In I
ago rathor tlmn sell thorn to anyone t)l(J al)gollro of jtrs. Alvn Doll, Mrs.
who wants to buy. A z Downs took charge of tho pro-
Thoy rosllro thnt In this manner. iJ?rnm'f whlch was ns follows: Paper,
and In only this manner, Is fashion . chlldhootl in Its Holplossnoss",
iimdo. It Is tho fashionable women Mrs n H Corey.
In smnrt Kiiropson society who, g?t-jnpadlng, "A Truo Alaskan Story of
ting their Idem from Pnris, co-ordi- n child," Mrs. C. S. Hoffman
(Jlltl.S' ATllliHTIC OlilMl.
The Girls' Athletic Association
met Inst Thursday evening nt 7:30
In .ludgo Wntklns' office, with the
president, Miss Ruby Wntklns, pro-
M.tn. !.. u-ltl, tl,n tlnalirnnt-ii. mil! 1....1 A T lfl UM.Ifn Afrlnni, . Sldlllg. MISS AMCC MCMHIl IICCI111CU
unviuft .u. ...... .. w.0..-. MI-UUIU& iiwu .? ... .-..-. .
choosing a lino from ono frock, n sll-: some Dlnck ones and n Goat,
I ImiioMn frnm nnnllipr. n rIpovg horOiMlcu Mnmln f!nlmnrn.
.W..U..W ..w. -. . .11.00 .........W v..w .
nmi n Rflsli thoro. nrrlvn nt nn early, ntlmr nnnnrR hnd been nrennred,
conception of n gown thnt immediate-; but owing to sickness of n number j Ellen Ogren and Madgo Simpson were
ly becomes the fashion. 'of the members these were omitted appointed ns a committee to lnvestl-
It Is this onsomblo that tho Amor- from tho program. After a number gnto tho matter of gym suits. Thoro
lean dressmakers take un later In the 'of excellently prepnred selections had ' Is now nn enrollment of 12 members
soason after thoy have spread brood- been listened to tho hostess nsslsted nnd a likelihood of this number bo-
cast tho first nnd untried designs, Mrs. C. S. Hoffman serving dainty Ing Increased. Tlio nine ot too hum
refreshments to the following: Mrs. 'meeting Is undecided ns yet.
the offlco of secretary nnd Miss El
len Rudnns was elected to net In that
capacity. The Mlssos Alico Curtis,
j mot J"1 Mil HHIWi Hffl IMWWOfcKafflUlKX.IlM..ia
Need No Special
Sale Price Tag
brought over from the August and
Fobruary openings.
I PHl.SCir.IiA Cl.Ull I
THOSE who dispute and argue for
and against tho "Amorlcnn do
Blgn" question, loavo out of It
tho most Important, becauso tho con-1 T,0 irBctllas woro entertained
trolling, factor, which is that the. HBt Wednesday nftornoon at tho
fashions nro not made by tho do- ,orao of Mrs. Dan Orr in Bay Park,
signers. They are mndo by tho wo- sowing and chnt woro Indulged
men who wonr tho fashions. A do-n until tho sorvlng of dnlnty re
slgner may bo ns great as Paul Polr-ifreshmonts by, tho hostoss to tho
ct, or Callot, or Chorult, to choose! following mombors: Mrs. Win. Arch
thoso of opposing schools, and yot.ler, Mrs. Win. Dodson, Mrs. M. L.
without tho guidance of n woman of Robinson, Mrs. It. F. Rush, Mrs. H.
power, thoso designs fall flat. M. Albee, Mrs. Mosteller nnd Mrs.
Paris recognizes this controlling 'Wm. Phillips who will bo hostess to
factor In the launching of a style, but ' the club In two weoks.
America has always had a tondencyl
to put tho power In the hands of tho 7
mnn nr wntnnn rvhn iliulcfna.l lii' I WOMEN'S AUXILIARY I
frock. Naturally, much credit goosj"
to that source. Tho Inspiration llos1 Tho Woman's Auxiliary of tho
there. But the final succoss doos not ! Presbyterian Church met for their
Ho thcro. It rosts absolutely with 'regular monthly business mooting
tho woman or women who oxplplt It last Wodnoeday nftornoon with Mrs.
Roy Carpenter, .Mrs. I). C. McCarthy, '
Mrs. A. 'A. Downs, Mrs. Xnson, Mrs.
E. Horndon, Mrs. Carpenter, Sr.
Mrs. Lupton, nnd Miss Mnmlo Qui-
ovson.
Tho first Wednesday In March
tho Missionary Cirolo wilt meet
with Mrs. A. 55. Downs when Mrs.
G. L. Hnll will have charge of tho
program.
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PARTV TODAV.
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Mrs. Malr Dano Is entertaining
Informnlly nt two tables of bridge
this nftornoon.
KVKXINC PAUTV. I
C. W. It. r.
Tho C. W. B. M. onjoyod nn In
teresting program last Tuosdny nf
tornoon nt tho homo of Mrs. S. J.
Immol.
Each month tho ladles rccolvo n
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Miss Thorla Lund was tho hostoss
last Monday ovonlng to n fow of hor
friends, tho tlmo being spent onjoy
nbly in progrosslvo whist, music nnd
games. At whist, Mrs. ClmB. P. Tor-,
ry won first prize nnd Mrs. Harold
Bnrgolt second, who also won flr.it
prlzo In tho bean contost. Dnlnty
refreshments woro served. Thoso
loiter from somo missionary and n, . . ... ,,.,,, ...
, , ,,, . ., , , I enjoying M ss Lund s hospitality
picture 1 ustrnt ng somo phaso ofi ' ' ,.' ,.... '
his work.
This tlmo
they
wero
from Porto Rico, tho letter being
road by Mrs. Roso Gregg.
lwtfnrA a miipIaus ii.t .I.IHM ..1. n 11 H'nHt nM Cm,1. rnt.tt tlv ul'l '" " uwwwn "
."" ......I, -;" ""',:,,""":', f "cusslon was "Service of Money or
He. Street. Tho Indies decided to give ( .
Tho actress who woars a Callot 'no llvor ton this month. Tho auxlll.';"0- .. v'c Jq no "'
frock In a now piny 8 responsible for '" will meet ngnln In two weeks,"1"- "cd by Mrs. J. A Held,
tho fashion for that frock In Europe will, Mr. W. F. McEldowny. Tho J t,ict r 0cS:,y ' "0
as well ns In Amorlea lator on,' following woro prosont nt tho moot-. L0X; , ,"' "' l ... l B ,
though America may be unaware of!"'" Mn, Q. 0. Sutherland Mrs. W. S. " ' "
. . .. . . . . w1Jil.l. M- , rr ift..n. m- , " ..w.. in .. ..u..v..
ii. ii is mo coiouratcu woman of "" ji. . ii .no.
plcasuro who starts tho voriio for Kva Gnmmlll, Mrs. I). A. Jones,
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For yoa will remember tl
Quality long after you h
forgotten the price
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Johnscm-Giilovsen Compaq
The Quality Name With the Service Fame
tho hut that Suznnno Talbot crontod
It Is tho loador of smart Paris soci
ety who boglna tho popularity of tho
ovonlng wrap created by Cherult and
copied In n dozon whole-1
salo houses In lower Now
York. Evo l.nvnllloro gavo the
cachot to tho slim boyUhnoes of l'olr
ot'a brain ohlldron nnd Iwulorn Dun
can showed how this Greok adaptn-
Mrs. M. A. Swootman, Mrs. A. B.
Diluent, Mrs. Bllxnboth Hyde, nnd
Mm. C. II. Walton.
WOMB.VS CliUI!
Owing to unfavorable wonthor
tho Coos Hay Womnn'B Club, which
wns to havo met Wndnosdny ovonlng,
tlon Is suited to tholargoflgi.ro of;"' th ,,lbrary A,u,Uorlu,- "08t
many modorn women.
poned tho sotwlou ludoflnltoly.
SILVER TEA
No doslgnor, no mnttor how nront
ho or sho Is, is bin enough to bo In-
"r,M1 ol uuo w ,oro womon Tho indies of tho Christian Churoh
who nio In tho public oyo. Tho fact , lire giving u slhor ton thl nftor
ls towtlflod to by tho linporlniico ut-i noun In tho church hull.
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WEAR DIAMONDS
This nftornoon tho ludtos nro hold
ing n silver ton In tho church.
On noxt Tuosdny, Mrs. A. W.
Grogg will ontortnln tho Christian
Sisterhood,
Thoso prosont Inst Tuesday woro:
Mrs. W. A. Hold, Mrs. I). C. Mc
Carty, Mrs. A. W. Grogg, Mrs. II.
V. Painter, Mrs. W. B. Cox, .Mrs.
J. C. Jonos, Mrs. Irvln Smith, Mrs.
S. J. Immol, .Mrs. H. A. Copplc.
v. c. t. ir.
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A program propnrod by Mrs. A.
G. Rnnb, Hiiporliitondont of tho
MnthorH' Dopnrtmont of tho North
Ileiul W. C. T. U. wns nttontlvoly
llhtunud to by Its momboiH In tho
PrimhytBrlnn Church Inst Thiirsduy
aftornoon.
Tho topic for discussion was "Tho
Training of Children and tho Impor
tance of Tompernnco In tho Pub-
He Schools."
Singing, followed by prayers, op
cuioii the program, Mrs. K. Goorgo
Smith, necompnulst.
Scrlpturo Heading Mrs. Geo. lln.
zor.
Papor. "Sunshlno nnd Puro Air."
Mi's. V. W. Stovons.
Papur "Molhors nnd tho Public
School." Mrs. Win. Nollson.
Roll call was nnsworod with cur
rent ovonts. Tho romalndor of tho
nftornoon wns spout In Borvlng,
'inoso prosont at tho mooting woro
wero Mr. nnd Mrs". Chns. P. Torry,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Hehfold, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Win. Bwnrd, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Harold Bnrgolt, Mrs. T. Edwin Do- ' 7'"
Inn, tho Misses Hattlo Rehfold, An- Mrs. J. P. Mnloney, Mr. nnd Mrs. A.i
nn Lund, Lillian Cook, Emma Quar- L. l-'ostor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Krod Mooro,
tormnss nnd Messrs. Kolth Wilde, Mr. nnd Mrs. D. E. Major, Mr. nnd
Oliver Spires, Wnltcr Rehfold, Hnllet Mrs. It. A. Chnpln, Mr. nnd Mrs. II.
nnd Pnul Bnrgolt nnd Pnul Zlelkc. ( H. Brlnkloy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Colo, Mn. i
Stownrt, Mrs. A. C. Allnrd, Mr. Hill,
Chns. Mnttlllln, .Ins. Mnlonoy, Mr.
TEA l'AUTV. Drown, L. P. O'Connor, MIbh Mor-,
tottflon, Bruco Kolly, Ploronco Hnrnea,
Mrs. Arthur Rehfold ontortnlned jir8. cimrloB Tower, Mrs. Poolo, Tod
Infornmlly nt ton Thursday afternoon ,ly i,r08i (j0orgo Mnlonoy, Vornon
Mrs. II. L. Bnrgolt. MlHsThorlu Lund urinkloy, Juyru Poster, Itmo Mulo
and Miss Lllllnn Cook. ' noyi yioiot nnd (Hudys Brlnkloy nnd
Irvln Mooro. ,
ALEUT CLUB. !
WEDDED HERE
Lnst Thursdny nftornoon tho Alort .
Club hold Hh bi-monthly meeting Last Wodnosdny ovonlng nt tho
with Mr. P. E. Lnrson of Allognny. ' homo of Mr. nnd Mih. CIiiih. Mngnry '
Tho club Iiiib taken up tho study of In Wost Mnrahflold, wiib soloinnlzod
plans to nrrango for n bnhy contost tho mnrrlngo of tholr dnughtor, MIbb
In Mnrahflold In tho full. Tho moot- Huth Anolln Mngnry. to Mr. Enrl
Ing wns In tho form or n towol Hhowor W. Simmons, Rev. J. E Kuotts, at
for MIsb Mllllo Gould, who yoBtordny " Mnrhflold Mothodlst Church
liodimo tho hrlilo f Mr. Win. Rob-, offlelntlng. Tho hrldo wiih prettily
oris, both of Allognny. At this moot- gowned In white with liluo trliniiilngB '
Ing Mr. (5. A. Gould, prosontod tliot'r,,' woro "ttondod by hor hlstor,
club with n honutlful myrtlownod Mrs- l)m l'nlrta nnd Mr. Huberts,
gavol, n gift which a highly prized Following tho nuptials, n mimpt-'
by tho mombers. AUo during tho uoim woddlng suppor was sorvoil. (
buslnosB sosBlon nn oxocutlvo commit- T1,08e I)roBont woro "- 1 Mrs.
too consisting of Mrs. P. n. Hood ' Ar,nur WHIlnniB, Mr. nnd Mrs. II.
Mrs. Ed Noah, Mrs. E. C. Harbor NV' Pn,ntor' Mr n"'1 Ml'8' Dn llo,)
Mrs. John Prlco nnd Mrs. V IC or,s' JIl8fl Lylln Do(,K. r. nnd Mrs. i
Hood, wan appointed to arrango tho ?,,RK"ry' J,I,r8' McKny' U,lcu,ft J,oKn'
club progrnn.B for tho m,r ,onrl MeKny, Clyde Mngnry, Cham,
montliB. Noxt Thursday tho Alort ,MnKary- Mnrv,n nlort, Mrs.
Club mombors wl. 1 a 1 o Klf8 o "1 "T, T M "V' C'
Th rsda PebTln 8 wHh M n, TU W? ta " chnri""' yo
Ed Noah i.r.. in , mm M,r8, woman. Por tho pust threo yours
ro Ms P n 't 'n,urdyl8ll0 n8 ,)0mi agBiglut
Rood ii p., ', r ' J' ) K' Vn,,K,,, offlco' T" '"" an
Hood, Mrs. Claud Piper, Mrs. Jnmos inatrnn.nr i n, ,..! ..
, . .. v.u. , ,t kw iivituuiii (iv JUIU"
111080 nraSOIU Ut tlio mnn no wni-n I Vnivlln r-. t ii ,. ., .
Mrs. W. II. Chappoll, Mrs. Goo. Bv-, Noah Mrs PC iiarkn -Mr. n " ' T'ly W,H ,wnko t,,0h' ,,blnp
or,tt, Mrs. Geo. llaz'er, Mrs. P w. m ", J WB . Ms V Go ", T anU Wl" "aV th 1,08t
Stcvons, Mrs. A. . , Mr8. Robt iMr, , J; J- A- G . wishes of scores of fr.ends.
j. i iun, .uiiiiu uoiiiu ana oeo, I J..M'l(S
McClay. .
I FARNWKLL lUtCKIM'ION'
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DIAMONDS" Mil! THE liKST INVESTMENT. WHEN A MAN WHO
IS WEAliING DIAMONDS APPROACHES ANOTHER H Jtq rrr7
TJON JJECAUSE HE LOOK'S PROSPEROUS. THIS PAYS TIP MnTl molllB tho
CHERISHED TREASURES A MAN CAN GIVE HIS WIFE sVnWBT1 1,r0V8d ft '''lod
OR MOTHER ARE "OMiWOADS." THE LUSTROUS GUTTFir arl11 -ttondod,
THESE MUST PRECIOUS STONES, MORE THAN ANYTHING EI SF M
DELIGHT THE IiEHOLDER AND THE WEARER. '
Grogg, tho Odd Follows and Moosb
This ovonlng tho Hay City Dane
'Ing Club will hold nn old-fnshlon-
J ed dancing party at tho hall, quad'
' rlllna llii.l l,1el.n .i .... .
SUItl'ltlSE PAHTV.
.TllO lOCOntloil tnnilnrml Pnv nn.ll
Mrs. Satuuol P. Giokk lait Mondavi Thurkllay ovonlng u nunibor 0f I "Joyotl.
tho Christian Church , u,um,k ot -Mr. nnd Mrs. Chnrlos Den- lllls evening Will Ilaglund, Joo
rlHoB nnd old-ttmos dances will bo
succoss and wnsn,son of Day Clt' Kav( thom n do- 'lllliims, Goorgo Hnlnoa nnd n nuni-
THEN DIAMONDS CAN ALWAYS UB QUICKLY TUBNKn nAnu- ,,-
MONEY. w.w
OUR DIAMONDS ARE I-LAWLESS t OUR PRICES AS LOW AS Tirr
BESTCAN BE SOLD FOR A Iilt
H. S. TOWER
77F RFl r.Bl E JE WELER
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Continued on Pngo Two.
I, tho ohurohos of , 1!Blltfl'l surprlso party at their homo. 1)0r of tho youngor sot nro glvlnir a
Mur-hfleld, tho Chrlstlnu Church of Tho occasion wns a farowoll for Mrs dnnco t Eagle's IJall.
uonnison, who will loavo shortly for
Billings, Montnna. for nn vt..n.i...i
uiuibwj, ooin or whleh Hov. Grogg
i a luomuer, woro roprosontod.
Tho sonts woro mado morn mm
fortublo with sofa ouslilons and
iHigo bunches of huckleberry and gnthorod at tho homo of Miss Bruco 1 1
- '"" "wiiu ino "wii uiui proeeeued in a iinrtv m
ooiia a en iiietti ono Mini, rroriii thn .inbi i. , '.. l
b due Mrs . W. Plulcr. Mrs pr.se con lot The Z p eVnT were t S"00 & lUMa
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SPEAKING OF
REOUCED PRICES
ON TIRES,
HOW DO YOU LIKE THESF
30x3 Non-Skid M
30x3'. Non-Skid. W
32x311. Non-Skid W
34x4 Non-Skid
36x4 Non-Skid.
36x4!. Non-Skid-
There arc the new fair-list price
DIAMOND NON-SKID TIRE:
and are absolutely NET. Con
these prices with those you t
been paying for non-skid
smooth tires of other makes
sider the PIONEER GUARM'
and we will have your tire br
Just figure this out for yofl
SERVICE ALWAYS
Ifi! When you buyW
MARSHFIELD NORTH6'
JK visit with her mothor. (lainos nnd 4.A.-A T7l
nmslc woro followed by a suinptnons1 1 ,t.ttSM tmsc ?
. lunoh after which all wished Mrs 1)IM'hSMA,M' nil
,d Donnlwn a Joyful trip. Tho friends i . i J'KI "ATS
i Bnthorod n ti,n i,nm , ,L ""M M",k Wimiil..(l mm prlt
reusoiiahlo . .
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High Quality Groceries
Our own Dromot and nartlcular delivery service;
cient clerks being out of the high rent aW
keeping our prices as low as consistent with gow
noss mnkfis
Gonner & Hoagland J
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