The Coos Bay times. (Marshfield, Or.) 1906-1957, August 28, 1915, EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textsi BUI ft BUI a 9 fi a CD ' $1160 for the price, don't you think ! Goodrum's Garage Marshfield, Oregon Phone -373-L What There Is more, iiiikIi mow, limn Jtisi m'IIIiik ' J'"1"' phino, talking lunchliio or plnjcr plnno at our utoies. Every buyer at any .llcn slow knows (hat In buy ing nl' mil' I'll m hu has Mettled (lie musical question lor all lime. First IIwmiim' ho has the certain knowledge IhiK the Instrument purchased will fulfill every claim musically, mechanically, ami in durability. .Second Ilo has the- advantage of n jerico dopnitnieul upon vthlcli ho may call at will for regulation oc adjustment. U& Third Every buyer lieiv gels not only quality ami hcrvlcc, hu( also a plnno, a player piano or a talking machiuo that Ik of the highest iiuallty puichasalilo at at (Im price, paid on the Pacific Coast. I Sack of every Instrument Mild Is our guarantee as to quality, service and prlco. Hack of that guarantee Is tho cntlio folimllUloii upon which our business micce.ss has heeu Iiulll. Wo know dial our methods and our merchandise merit your confidence and jour .support; that you may purchase hero at pi Ices w'lijch aro the lowest possi Hllile, allowing for a legitimate margin f profit, and on easy payments, Insliu ments dmt will pi-ovo our every claim. Vou owe It (o yourself (o iiiako your lnustigation thorough. Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back W L. L.. THOMAS, Mgr. PLAYER MUSIC ROLLS VICTOR-KTROI,S AND records. 7i5 CENTRAL AVE., MARSHFIELD Other Stores Hau Fiuiiclseo, Oakland, .Sacramento, .San .lose, Fresno, l.os An geles, Sail Diego and other Coast cities. 10 COMMUTATION nn TICKETS. R.iin. Jll rshflehl-Xord, Hend Auto Lino rs cverv im, ...i....i - .-.. iiiiuiiius irom a- Hi. to 12 I,, in . , c..,i. I1"Kh 0,lco a day, ieavliiB t a. in,. t0 jj,niro tI t . day, GOItST is Kixo, irops. DUNGAN UNDERTAKING PARLORS will bo kept fVlOTHEPUnuo ri"Rlr state licensed "'lei taker villi J)0 i chnrgo I'hono 105.J THE snxcraziEsn rrT7"n If you want a Buick 6, let's get together now, so you can get delivery 1 BUI CKM. CK BUICK BUICK ' DUICK BUICK .00 is the livered fMH&XMPJtuxmrti' tssmssaasDBa A WESTERN LOAN AND t BUILDING CO. $ Assets $2,340,000.00 Pays 8 per cent on savings t I. S. KAUFMAN & CO. t I Local Treasurer X T. J. SCAIFE (2 A. n. nODGINH Marshfield orating .co.; Estimates Furnished Phone 140-H. Marshfield, Oregon DRY WOOD at CAMPBELL'S W00DYARD Norlli Front Street I'hono U70 i 6 We Give Piano Buyers m. COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, j CO 3 O O W is. W price de--Sorae car '& - HAVE THE ROOF FIXED NOW See C0RTHELL Phone 3171 iWOOD! WOOD! iUtt T v0'0 $1,73 to a 1 !. ... ... . .w to o Free Delivery i ,)nono 227-J. North First St. I CHINOOK SALMON ,L TODAY'S CATCH Also all kinds of deep bca fish, when available. FISIIEIIM.V MARKET I'hono lit) Oct your Job printing dono nt Tho .Times office. iV . ' 'kX&f;'&u-r''' ' """"' ' " '"" ' mi p in mm (Continued from pago 2) EASTSIDE SURPRISE PARTY . At u blrthdny surpriso for Mrs. Hoburt Wntts of Enstshle, some of her neighbors and frlcmlH gatliored at her homo Thursday oveniiiK nnd very pleasantly wlilled away tho i hours with Mr. nnd Mrs. Watts In kmiioh of vnrloiiR dPRcilptlons and doclnl chat, nnd at a into hour bciv- cd wholesome refreshments which j i they had hroiiRht with thoin. Thos? present were: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vineyard, Mr. and Mrs. Inslo Peilor hoii, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnrl West, Misses 1 Stella Pcilorson, lllhhi West, nnd i Ethel Anderson nnd Mcssils: John Johnson, Victor West, Emll West. Andy West, Will Kittson, Henry Pet erson, John Tellefson. j. EVENTS POSTI'OXEI) I I OwliiR to tho illness of Mrs. Clms. Q. Van Duyn, the bridge parties wlich alio was to hnvo given ton Tuesday ami Wednesday nftprnoona of this week hnvo been Indefinitely postponed. Tho moonlight ride to tho Snnd- hllls seheduled for Inst Wednesdny evening by tho young people of tho town 1ms been Indefinitely postpon cd owing to iinforsccn clrcunistan ces. : Tho repairs of Owl lodge rooms not hnvlng been completed by Inst Thursday evening, the social ovon- Ing to hnvo been hold on thnt night wns postponed until next Thursday oven lug. : EXTEItTAIXS FOK VISITOIIK I-nst Wednesdny afternoon, Mrs. O. S. Torroy entertained Informally nt a plcnonnt afternoon of sewing for tho plonsuro of her dniighter (Mrs. W. 0. Crnlg, of Wnckfoot, Idn ho, nnd for Mrs. Wilson nnd Miss Wilson who nr.o visiting nt tho homo of tho formor's daughter Mrs. V, L. 'Grnnnla of this oily. Tho tlmo wns delightfully spent and nt tho closo of tho social hours, Mrs. Torrey serv cd appetizing dnlutlcs to licr gupsts who wore: Mrs. Crnlg, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Wilson, Mrs. u. Lnrgont, Mrs. P. E. Allon, Mrs. Jnck Allon, Mrs. J. O. haiigwortby. Mrs, A. U, Old ley, Mrs. J. A. nintl, Mrs. P. L. Sumner, Mrs Ivy Condrnn, Mrs. Joseph Knotts Mrs. W. E. Iloaglnnd, MHs Until Iloaglnnd, Mrs. Waugh, Miss I.oulso Tllntt, Mrs. Ellznbcth Ilydo, Mrs. Ot is Wilson, Mrs. P. C. lllrch, Mrs. W. II. Perkins, Mrs. Clins. Davis, Mrs. D. MoKinnon, Mrs. Chns. Curtis, nnd Mrs. A. n, Cnmpboll. . liADIFS llOXOIIEI) 4 Comiilimonlnry to Mrs. Herbert Wolcott, of Syracuse, Now York, and Mrs. Chester Wolcott of this city. THE HENRIK GJERDRUM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC (Incorporated) HENRIK GJERDRUM Director Piano, Voice, Violin Harmony, History of Music Fall Term opens September 6th Registrations daily for All departments Central Avenue at Eighth Phone 356 Vinton Auto Service DAY AND NICiHT Sixty horso powor seven pns- songer car LYNN LAMDETII Chandler Hotel Phono 20 I AUGUST 28, 191 5 EVENING Mrs. II. T.argcnt delightfully enter tnlncd nt sewing on Thursday after noon, August 20th. Tho nrtlstlc derorntlons were of cut flowers, with sweet peas, asters, and glndlolns pre dominating against iiackgroumls of greens, altogether producing n very charming effect. During tho after noon, tho guests hnd tho nlensuro of listening to voenl and Instrumental selections by Miss 1'roston, Mrs. Her bert Wolcott, Mrs. Cnrl Evortscn nnd Miss Mnrlo Lnrgont. Towards ovon ing, the hostess assisted by Mrs. Knotts served very ilnlnty refresh ments to tho guests who included: .Airs. A. D. Wolcott. .Mrs. Herbert Wolcott, Mrs. Chester Wolcott, Mrs. Thorwald, Mrs. Myors, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. O. S. Torrey, Mrs. W. O. Craig. Mrs. Cnrl Evertsen. Mm. M. J. Kl rod, Mrs. I. s. Lnndo, Mrs. A. Isnnc son, Miss Preston nnd Miss Mnrlo Lnrgont 4 EASTS! DK SEWINO Cril'l! . On Thursdny nfternoon of this week, Mrs. Cnrl West entertained tho Eastslde Sowing Club at a pleasant aftornoon of Bowing nnd friendly conversation and towards evening served dainty refreshments to tho following ladles: Mrs. I, Hndlock, Mrs. Fred Brooks, Mrs. It. Kittson, Mrs. Carl West, Mrs. A. Cavnnnugh, Mrs. Elmer Vineyard, nnd Miss Hil da West. Mrs. Gnlbrnlth will bo hostess to tho club nt tho next moot ing In two weeks. p, DOIICAS CIATR 1'ICXIC i Tho Dorcns Club ladles, their bus bauds, nnd fnmlllcs, numbering about slxty-flvo in nil spent n very de lightful dny nt tho camping grounds Just nbovo .Inrvls Landing Inst Wed nesdny, tho time being tnken up by tho usunl picnic diversions. At noo,, a bountiful dinner woh spread for tho picnickers, whoso hearty nppo tltes wore moro thnn sntlsfled with tho "ents" which hnd boon provided. Somo of tho crowd wnlked over to tho bench and wont in wading. Tho party returned homo in tho Into nfternoon tired hut enthusiastic over their day's outing. The next rcgulor meeting of tho club Indies will bo in two weeks nt tho homo of Mrs. Win, Dtmobrako on Itoss Inlet. Among those present Wednesdny wore: Mr. nnd Mrs. J. T. Collvor,, Mr. mid Mrs. J. Mnttson, Mr. and Mrs. Smlthgnll nnd family, Mrs. and Mrs. D. .Mnttson nnd family, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. M. Collvor nnd fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. C. Collver nnd son, Mr. and Mrs. II. .T. Hussoll and hnhy, Mr. nnd Mrs. II. L. Ilussolt mid baby, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lnckstrom nnd family, Mr. nnd Mrs. E. Smith nnd family, Mr, nnd Mrs. .1. C. Olsch nnd sons, Mr. and Mrs. F. Olsch, Mrs. Knlno mid family, .Mr. Guiiuoll nnd family, Mrs. lllnko nnd family, Mr, anil Mrs. Jnckson and fnmlly, Mr. mid Mrs. nonchrnko, Mr. and Mrs. Van Ankon nnd family, Mr, and Mrs. II. ilongoll mid son, Mrs. Ilrnlnnrd and children of North JJcnrt, Uov. nnd Mrs. Peoples, Mrs. Lystor of Onrdlnor, Mrs. Illldon- brand nnd 'children of Marshfield, I Lena .Mnttson, Mario Vnsoy, Alice Church, Oeorgo nnd Elizabeth Itoss, Uortlia and Union Smith, Waltor Strickland, Nndluo Taylor, Arthur Mnttson nnd Arthur Mooro, f 4f SIWDAV OUTI.VO . On Sunday Inst Mr. nnd Mrs. Anion Lobrco, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Ilerzog, and Mr, nnd Mrs. M. Wal lenstoln wero tho guests of Mrs. A. E. Lnndo on a launch rldo about tho Dny nnd up Coos Ulvor whoro thny wero Inter tho gnosis of Mrs. Eu geno O'Coiiiioll dt tho Mn?o. After n delightful lunehcou. several hours wero spoilt In recalling old times and thoroughly enjoying tho beau tloH of' Coos County outdoor llfo. A plonunut Incidout of tho outing was tho discovery that E. K. Jones was an old schoolmate In Sau Francisco nnd many wore tho mysterlos of early day mischief brought to light Returning In tho evening tho guestH wero loud In their pralso of Coos Ulvor nnd tho natural beauty of tho camps. Among tho oarly day friends who nided In tho pleasantries wo:o Mrs. A. jr. Hutchinson, Mrs. E. G. Porhmn, Mrs, Win. Doubnor, Mrs. Emma Nasburg, Mrs. M. .1, Elrod, Mr. and Mrs. L Lnndo and Miss Agnos Hutchison. I Ll'CKV TIIIRTKEX CLI'R .A Mri. L. L, Diiullcy charmingly EDITION. ontortnlned tho members of tho Lucky Thirteen Club nt her homo In Enstport yesterday nfternoon, dec orntlng her home artistically with shower bouquets of dnhllns and nnsturtlums. After tho hours for tho most pnrt had boon whlled nwny In sewing and chnt, Mrs. nrndley served a sumptuous luncheon to Mrs. Ynko nnd her mother, Mrs. Chnndlor, Mrs. L. M. Stromborg, Mrs. Olomnn nnd Mrs. M. C. Woods. Tho club will meet ngnln In two weeks, but tho place is as yet un decided. A a NORTH HEX!) EPISCOPAL OlMLD I Owing to n session of tho Eastern Star in North Rend Thursdny nftor noon, thoro wero only three mem bers of tho Episcopal Ladles' Guild present at the meeting with Mrs. John Lcnnon, but tho tlmo wns pnss ed profitably and pleasantly and a ilnlnty luncheon wns served by tho hostess to Mrs. Richard Marshnll, Mrs. Ingram nnd Mrs. Archlo Phil lips. Tho Guild will meet In two weeks nt tho homo of Mrs. Georgo Everllt. INFORMAL FAMILY DIXXKIt .Mr nnd Mrs. J. E, Mauzey of South Ninth Street entertained nt a chicken dinner Frldny ovonlng for tho pleasure of Jasper Mniizoy of Portland, the guests Including his brothers nnd sisters who were: Lco nnrd Mauzey, Homer Mauzey and Misses Mablo and Alpha Mnuzoy. Tho children presont wero: Edgar Jr. Allco, Dnlo nnd Howard Mauzey. i I MISS AYRE ITNTKRTA1XS On WedncBtlny evening of this wcok, Miss Hess Ayro ontortnlned n party or young ladles nt her homo on South Ninth street nt n de lightful evening of music nnd sow ing nnd soclnl chnt. A pretty fen turn of tho evening wns the flornt arrangement In whllo nnd lavender, hydrnngens being used in the par lor and sweet pens In tho dining room whoro Inter was served a do llclous three courso luncheon by tho hostess assisted by her sister Miss Edith Ayre. Misses Ayro and Miller sang somo excellent selections and Instrumental music wns also con tributed for tho plonsuro of tho guests who wero: Misses Ellznbcth Arlnndson, Jeniiotto Escott, Jennie. Unit, Uorthn Davis, Nelllo Ilollnnd, Anno Holland, Zolmn Mnrtln, Myr- tlo Downer, Myrtlo Mlllor, Esslo Cnm" eron, Glndys Roddy and Eliza Ayro. At a Into hour tho guests wero tnken homo in nn automobile, a courtesy of the hostess. I alpha dkli'hiax socnrrv Last Monday evonlug tho Alpha Dolphlan Society mot at the homo of Miss Ellon Rudnas on Park Avcniio and listened to tho following pnpors on tho rovlow of Egypt: "Tho First Dwolllng." "Evolution nnd Improvement of Food Plnnts" .. .Ollvo K. Brown. "EnVlicst Uollglous Conceptions" "Tho Taboo" Allco Curtis. "Idcnls of this Period" "Tho Great Pyramid How Con- structcd" Myrtlo Downer. "Great Pyramid Tomb" "Doinlnont Personality or Kliufu" Mnrlo Gregg "Tho Shopord Kings" draco Johnson "Qucon Ilatshepsut" "Sctl" Mrs. Kollogg "Tho Templo of Karnak" Agues Kunkel "City of Thobes" "Thobnii Nocropolls" Irono Prouss "Abu Slmhol" "Wns Unincses a Orent Pharaoh?" Ellen Uudnns "How tho Egyptlnns Embalmed tholr Dead ...Dr. Mattlo 11. Shaw "NIlo Worship" "Uellglous Core monies" "Morality of tho Eg yptians" Myrtlo Mlllor. Tho visitors present wero Mrs. Preston, Miss Edith Preston, Mrs. W. C. Doubnor nnd Mrs. E. V. Uud nns mid tho members attending wero; Mrs. Ollvo K. Brown, Mrs. Harriott Kollog, Dr. Mattlo B. Shaw, tho Misses; Agues Kunkle, Myrtlo Downer, Allco Curtis, Mario Gregg, Graco Johnson, Myrtlo Miller, and Ellen Uiulnas, Next weok tho soci ety will meet with Dr. Muttlo U. Shaw. f V V I POWERS' SOCIAL EVEXTi I Social fituctlons at Powers have boon very numerous this summer, especially dnnclng nnd bontlro par tloa. Tho principal event of tho season perhaps, was u elaborate boa flro and swimming party given last Sunday evening by four young men, Edgar Smnlloy, Clustor Ilowsor, 01 Ivor Splros, and Carl Larson, Tho spot selected was "Tho Old Swim- """h JIUIU JIIBl DUIIlll ui lUWII, iltlll ouo of tho moat picturesque spqts hi forc Coos County. The immonse 1 'i flro lighted up tho pool so tho ' crs hnd no difficulty In perforin n tho various wnter stunts that lm- mnde Powers famous this aiimtn' r n bathing resort. Tho beauty o l .i scene wns greatly enhanced by 'i effective use of numerous .Tnpu c lanters festooned across tho v nnd nlong tho winding pnth lenl i from tho high bluff to tho foot lo Swimming wns Indulged in dnr i tho foro pnrt of tho ovonlng, r -i which there wero games, corn i ping and ending with a big v. ni melon feed. Thero wero f eight people present and all w enthusiastic In their pralso c' " young men's ability In cntcrtnl j. . I rilRISTIAX SISTERHOOD Tho Sisterhood of tho Cln' Church met for work last Wi C day nfternoon in tho church ' tho following members taj.tct : Mrs. S. J. Immcl, Mrs. Mnttle ' Mrs. P. C. Jones, Mrs. A. W. c Mrs. J. W. Motley, and Mrs. . Copplo. v 5 I NARCISSUS CJAJII 1 A, Miss Blancho Tellefson o' "' sldo onjoyably ontortnlned I. Enstsldo Narcissus Club last Well o day afternoon when Jlrs. ' ' Prcscott, Mrs. Shopnrd Bod; a' d Mrs. Cnrl West woro spoclnl ;: tho mombors presont being, I' ' '" glo Pcdorson, Misses: Stella l'd r son, Annn Lund nnd Hilda Wi I- pleasant soclnl tlmw was b; r sowing nnd conversation, the 1 serving dainty refreshments rl closo of tho afternoon. Mlr, ' " Lund will ho hostess at the " . meeting In two weeks. y 4 a, ,J'' -J BIRTHDAY DIXXER PARTY ' Last Sunday ovonlng, Mrr. .1 H. Lyons entertained at a dinner m H at tholr homo on Flanagan Avo. in honor of Mr. Lyons' birthday, ''"v'ti", as gnosis: her sister, Mrs. K-oneu-berg, of Denver Colorado, Mr, nil Mrs. Will Lyons ami children Nor. man and Holon, Mr. Lyons' incfier, Mrs. Emma Lyons nnd Dr. ar 1 M n C. W. Endicott and son Charl nil Miss Owen Endicott, all of Con ,''" Following tho dlnnor, a do'.:?' ,f ovonlng of reminiscent clin gnged In by tho liost nnd liostofc a 1 their guests. 0 INFORMAL DAXCIXO PAP.T'. On Wednesday of this wee' i and Mrs. I. B. Bartlo of North lb ml afforded n delightful evening i tholr beautiful homo for n n n 'be" of guests, tho affair being an I mnl dancing party compllin 'H1 , Mrs. Bcnlsou and Miss Bonluoii o David City, Nebraska. Cut f! crs wero used profusely cn-r"' out a color schonio of red and y low, producing a unlquo and n' gothor artistic effect. An a 1ii hour, tho hostess sorved a sump iniu suppor luncheon to tho folljur guests: Mrs. Bonlson, Miss Beiib'. t. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Powell, Mr . I Jlrs. Donnls Hull, Mr. nnd M: r K. Tomple, and Mr. and Mrs ;HJ Kruso. . A MUSIC NOTES . A considerable amount of con work will ho dono this coming sou by members of tho Ilenrlk ' i drum ronservntoiy faculty. An peclally strong combination w'l i Jens Sevely, tho violinist, II -hi ' OJerdrum, pianist, and Gerald !m i'. barltono. These thrco artists c i to mnke soverul short concert t i u during tho early fall. Ono of " first towns to bo visited is Co'p whoro tho arlstB will conc-r e soniotlmo In September. l',o ,' i Hunt, barltono, and Jens Sevely- v. -llnlst, will glvo a concert Moid ovonlng, Soptombor Cth In tho 1' ulHli Hull. Tho public Is loo i forward with much ploasuro t i! roucorl of these artists who as m hors of tho Honrlk GJordruni c ,i sorvatory faculty will mako M n field their futuro homo. Mr. I oly comes directly from Now j '. whoro ho a week ago finished n ccssful engagements with tho I! slan syniphony orchestra. Mr. H has boon filling Important co:. engagements in tho east this i uicr. Mr. Honrlk OJerdrum wli acconipniilst for tho ovonlng. The concerts will bo given at ular prices. Pupils already r tored In the conservatory will admitted free. LUXCHKOX GUESTS , Dr. Bonobrako, wlfo and daue'' " antl friend of Goldendiilo, W.i. It who aro visiting with relatives r tho Bay woro luncheon guests to of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence Pennr Mrs. Pi ock's father, Tom C was also present. (Continued on Pago Eight) t