THE C'JOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1916 EVENING EDITION
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Alexandra- Laudo, Mrs. H. MIiirus,
Mrs. Georgo V. Murch, J lire. W. P.
Aturphy, Mrs. Mary McKnlght, Mrs.
C. 1 MeKnight, Mrs. Mary Snilth
and Mrs. Charles Stauff.
(Next Thursday, tho club will bo
entertained at tho homo of Mrs.
Alexandra Lnndo.
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THE FIUEND THAT WILL IK)
Hero Is tho kind of n friend Unit will
do
Brushes tho gray from tho sklcH till
they're blue,
Chases tho .liliadowo that fills you
with gloom,
Helps you look up to tho light tindj
tho bloom,
Qfven you .fresh courage and valor
and heart
To take up your duty and fulfill your
part.
Hero Is tho kind of a friend you
should know
Helps you forgot thcro Is grief, there
Ib woo,
Makes a now world for you bright-
cnod with gleam,
Helps you bcllovo In the truth of tho
dream,
Cheers you mid comforts you till
your heart sings
With Joy of lire's hotter and benultftil
things.
Hero Is tho kind of a friend you
should churlHh
Comes to you ohorry when other
hopes perish, ,
Helps you seo sunshluo again on your
way,
Brings you tho faith mill the Htrength
of tho day,
Makes you fool miininor again lu your
soul,
No matter how darkly .tho shadows
may roll.
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for you;
Come to my party on Tuesday at 2.
J'lio namo, date 'and hour woro
given and "IMeaso wear play suits.'
Gingerbread men, women, chil
dren and animals wore sorved with
cups and tumblers of milk. Pcpper-
iinlnt candy and nut sandwlclics,
coniplotcd tho simple refrcHluuonts.
Each child had u gingerbread favor
to take home, carefully wrapped In
a pretty paper napkin. To tho
child who found tho most pcatiutB,
which were hidden over Iho lower
floor, n copy of tho "Llttlo Ginger
bread Man" was Blyon., The guests
wero all at homo by ft o'colck.
Spoon Shower
A young girl who was to marry a
"man not blessed with a great storo of
this world's goods was tho recipient
of this novel shower. The girls, ll!
In number, contributed tho prl;o of
a dozen Hpoons. Each spoon wns done
separately In tissue paper and put In
a lovely plo mndo In shape of :i wed-
dlng boll. A white satin ribbon run.
to each place When tho .first pie
had been opoucd a spoon bearing
this Jlnglo wns forthcoming:
Personal notices of visitors
In tho city, or of Coos Bay
pcoplo who visit hi other
cities, together with notices
of social afralrs, arc gladly
received In tho social de
partment. Telephone III .'I.
Notices of club meetings will
bo published and secretaries
tiro kindly requested to fur
nish name.
most delightful of tho year. Tho
guest list included: Misses Stuliiio,
Ellon Larson, Grace Griffin, lvi
Stokes, Ethol Itcese, Dagmnr Flcls-
burg. Eva Hansen, Esther Asplund,
Adelaide Clarke, Virginia Clarke.
Lillian Seaman, Grace Williams,
Fninccs Franso, Allc.o Curtis, Wlldit
Harris. Until Cowan, Nelllo Wnrwlcic,
niul Messrs. J.T.Hrnnd, V. A. Ack-
ornian, .lay Doyle, Win. McDonntn,
Claude Thompson, Clarence Burrows,
Win. Ilorsfall, Frank Ilnrlockor,
Harvey Walter, Wesley Seaman, Ig
natius Chnpmnn, Harry Gordon,
Jens Hansen, Kalph Drcssor.
Hero Is tho kind of friend you
should love ,
Gives jou morn fnltli In tho skies
up above,
Heals you of heartache mid lifts
from despair
Whon only tho loss and the sorrow
nro there,
Lightens your burden and hulpu you
keep sweety
No matter how grave the misfortunes
you meet,
r I'olger MoJCInsoy,
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NKU Ideas for socials mid
entertainments aVo welcome
to tho hoHtOHU ul this season.
It Is also a good time for church
suppers mid socials. Hero Is some
thing called "A Plo-d Affair," which
was got up by the young people of
a, church society. It was certainly
different from the ordinary church
supper. This menu was printed
on rounu iirowuisu nits of puporf
to look like pies:
A PIE-D AKFAIIt.
Baked Anebs
(Baked Hoiiim)
Obwnr Bahdo
(Brown Broad)
Kiimpulp loii
KPiimpklii Plo)
Loiiu Alum
(Cold Meat)
Dorccam Otatup
(Creamed Potato)
Eoofco Lyjol
(Coffee .Jelly)
The tables wero tastefully ur
ranged with bread, lullwlma and lliu
menus. There was u hostess for
each table, who poured the coffee
or tea. Tho guestH hud groat fun
working out tho hill of fare.
('Iiigei'liieatl Party
'An old-fashioned mother of iilx
charming children whoso ukon
ranged fiom li to II gave this
unique party. Tho Invitations wuro
Issued on rounds of brown papoe
scalloped to look Just liko n ginger
cookie Tho rounds wuro pasted
on whlto paper backgrounds and
this rhnie written beneath It:
Como to my party us many as can;
Como for a romp with tho Ginger
bread Man.
Glngorhread smiles on his glusar-
bread face,
Glngorbivnd buttons all neatly in
l"ac0. ICowim Sr.. and ,Mis. IA IC. Conway.
Itnhdns tho eyos that nro watching The ceut Is spoken of as among tho
. Ono spoon for two,
Oh! what f mil
But thun you ueo,
You two nro one.
. Tho rest of tho girls etich drow n
onooii. and oxclalnicd. iib they Just
matched the ono drawn by tho brldu-
eluol, that they must all go to Iter.
Tho refreshments were shrimp salad
Served lu hcurt-3huped caBes, with
coffco and nut sandwiches, mixed
with mayonnaise dressing, then a do-
Melons tutti-frutti lu bell-shaped
molds.
Shou'or for a lli'ldcgi'iiom
Tills affair cortalnly wmi some
tlilug entirely new to mo mid I think
will bo so to most of my readers.-It
nil camo about lu this way: There
was to bo a wedding and tho bride
Vas much "entertained. Cue night,
tho men who wero to bu In tho bridal
party said they thought a bridegroom
wan a iiiuch neglected Individual.
Tho result was his receiving an In
vitation, a copy of which was sent
to about 2(1 of his most liitlmato
friends.
"A 'shower' will bo given ut tho
homo of J. I Black lu honor of C. G.
Whlto on Tuesday night. Please
bring mi nrtlclu suitable for him In
tho new life ho Is about to under
taku." Tho men entered Into the spirit of
tho thing and tho icsult was amus
ing lu the extreme. There was not
a girl in oNldeiice, though the host
man's sister arranged for tho re
freshments, flowers and place cards.
Hero weio some of tho nrt'cleH con
tributed, all done up lu tissue paper
tied with ribbons:
A box of collar buttons, razor
strop, silk hose, Mimpcudt'iH, (tutors,
shaving brush, a tad, hammer, bath
Hllppers, cup and saucer. .Many of
tho HlftH wero accompanied with
rhymus, which wero road iiloud as
wioli parcel was opened. The ushers
and best man planned tho shower.
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I MVItTLE AMIS PAHTV
The nacholor Club of the Mrtle
vWiiih wero hosts at a delightful
daucliiK imrly Khun in tho outer
tuluiiiont hall of tho Myrtle Arms
lust Saturday moiling lu honor of
tho debating teams of tho Marsh
field High School: Mioses Evu Han
sou mid Until Cowan mid Mohmh
WiUiy Sannian and Harvey Walter.
Anthony's orchestra tiirulshod excel
lent music for the affair. The fol
lowing woio the pntronotiscti: .Mrs.
II, S. Tower, Mrs. F. L. GrannU. Mrs.
A. J. M. Uobortsou, .Mrs. Itoxal
N'llos, Mrs. F. A. Tledgon, Mrs. .I111110
I .IOINT HlltTIIDAV PAHTV
Last Saturday evening, Mr. mid
Mrs. Ed Duncan entertained at a
Joint birthday party for their chil
dren, Howard, Alda mid Edith, all
of, whoso blrthtlayn occur this
month, on tho -1 tit. 12th and 1-lth,
respectively. Tho ddcoratlons woro
very pretty, and lu tho Valentino
design. Tho' guests wero required
to make valentines mid thou these
woro auctioned off. Thoso win
ning first prizes lu tho Valentino
contest wero Joslo Hdwnrdu mid
Georgo Uoiirko. La to lu the even
ing, ti dlllclous luncheon was served,
tho special attractions being tho
birthday cakes with the proper
iitimher of caudles on each. Thoso
present woro: Mr. and Mrs. T. 0.
Young, Mr. and Mrs. G Johnson,
Mr. mid Mrs. 11. M. Alhce, tho
Misses Violet Itohortsou, Marie
Schwartz, Dorrls Galbralth, Blanche
Wlugo, Olgja Chrlsteuson, Viola
Johnson, Joslo Edwards, Imi Chrls
teuson, Gouevrn Archer, Edith mid
Alda Duncan, anil Messrs. Italph
Chrlntousun, Dudley Hill, William
Woodrlng, Algert Johnson, Leiius
mid Clifford Johnson, Florence and
Unlph Ulchardsou, Georgo Uourke,
Henry Albee and Howard Duncan,
and Mr. and Mrs. E, Duuivui,
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Mrs, K'atu Laudo oxtuuded her
hospitality to I he ladles of tho
A. N. W. dub at her homo Thurs
day aftoiuoou, when the following
wero special guottls. Mrs. Tom
Coke, Mrs. !'. U. Wilson. Mrs.
Male Dano and Mrs, Howaril Lar-
gout. Tim usual social lime of
sowing and soclnl chat wan enjoyed
and at tho eloso of the afternoon,
Mrs. Laudo served temptiiiK re
freshments. Tho regular members
out tills week wero: Mrs. F. IJ.
Allen, Mr. G. A. Bennett, Mm.
C. H. U1111K.111, Mrs. Olhla Ednmn,
.Mrs. Carl Eu'itsen, Mrs. Alice Hall,
Mrs. J. T. Harrlgan, Mw, Frances
llaaril, Mrs. MlUabcth Hde, Mrs.
The regular bi-monthly mooting of
tho Mnrshfleld Bridge club wns, hold
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Eliza
beth Merchant on South Fourta
Blrect. Tho session opened with a
delicious luncheon served nt (0110
Ihlrly o'clock. This was followed, by
nn afternoon of bridge, at which high
scoro was won by Mrs. Wm. Horn
fall Jr. The parlor decorations con
sisted of groons 'and a choice se
lection of spring flowers. Tho fol
lowing ladies substituted for the ab
sent members: Mrs. F. E. Hague,
Mrs. S. C. Small, and Mrs. A. L.
Hotisoworth. Thoso out thin week
wero: Mrs. G. W. Kaufman, Mrs.
II. S. Tower, Mrs. Wm. Ilornfiill,
Mrs. J. W. Bennett, Mrs. Herbert
Lockhurt, Mrs. ,T. S. Coke, Mrs. Edii:i
Ulchardsou, Mrs. E. IC. Jones, mid
Mrs. W. M. Blake.
I DELIGHTFUL SEWIXG PAHTV!
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An especially pleasant sowing par
ty wiib given by Miss Bess Ayro nt
hot- home 011 Ninth street hist Tues
day ovonlug. Tho roomu woro very
prettily and artistically arranged
with Valentino symbols. Tho arch
way between tho parlor and dining
room was hung with streamers of
ted hearts and whlto cuphls; from tho
chandeliers woro suspended stream
ers of tho samo decorations mid hero
and there about tho rooms woro
bunches of woodland greous. Some
of the young ladles crocheted, others
tatted, while others did other fancy
work, mid during tlto entire evening
a lively hum of H-onvcrsatlon was
prevalent. Misses Besso Flanagan and
Esther Whitney entertained the
guests with Bovorul humorous reud
IngB, Misses Bertha Davis mid Edith
Ayro rendered some piano solos mid
Mlssca Anna Cox and lleso Ayro sang
a number of very pretty selections
all of which woro greatly enjoyed by
tho guests.
At a lato hour, Muster Robert
Ayre, In chef cap nnd apron nssistod
the hostess lu serving a delicious
luncheon.' Tho cookies mid sand
viclies were also In heart design
carrying out the Vnlontlno Idea.
Those present were: Misses Evelyn
Anderson, Alice Curtis, Myrtle Miller,
Myrtlo Hewitt, Myrllo Downor, Alice
Cox-,' Ann Holland, Gmdys Roddy,
Junot Escott, Ida Downer, Annlo
Wlckinuu, Anna Cox, Horthn Davis,
IJolva mid Hosso Khinngan, Esther
Whitney, Alpha Mauzey, Ellzn, Edith
mid Bess Ayro, Mr. mid Mrs. George
Ayre, John Longsiff rjud (.Master
Robert Ayre.
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I PASTIME CLl'll .MEETING
On Wednesday nftornomi of this
week, Mrs. Mllns Richardson enter
tained tho Pastime club nt tier home
in North llend, special guests proB
out being, Miss Josephine Ulchard
sou and Miss Hlldiir Selauder who
during tho afternoon ming sovernl
songu to tho delight of tho guests.
Sewing was tho principal diversion,
and this togothor with social chat
occupied the pusslng hours. Toward
evening, tho hostess served tempting
dainties. The members present wen
Mrs. E. J. Arms, Mrs, A. II. Derby
shire. Mjb. Joe Olin, Mrs. Frank Mus
ciib, Mrs. A. J. Surhock, Mrs. U. Ila
er, Mrs. Ulchard Marsliail, Mrs.
Earl llutchliiH, Mrs. Tom .luza and
Mrs. Uoy Bralnard.
In two weeka tho club will meet
again with Mrs. Surhock,
(Continued u Pago It)
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appetite Order from any dealer
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY, Portland, Oregon
Wc havo sonic very attrac
tive patterns in stock and can
quickly secure any other you
may desire.
Our prices are reasonable
and we guarantee material,
fit and workmanship.
Come in and let us show
you.
Wk -K $i
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J. V. Koski
Tailor for Men and Women
Market Avenue :: Marshfield
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300 Rose Bushes
GROWN IX MARSHFIELD
Also
('annas, Dahlias, Gladiolus,
and
PlantN for Winter Boxes
Marsh field
Florist C o.
Phono 111-J.
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Edwin G. Scott
Cut Flowers, Floral Designs,
Plants.
Phones: Storo 2&9-J.
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WHAT HAS IT DONE?
is the real gaucjc of motor car value. What will the
car do for me? Back of the Ford car is a record for de
pendability which breeds confidence, a uniformly low
cost for operation and maintenance, and, a wide-spread
system of service which keeps the car running 365 days
in every year. Such is the record of Ford cars througfi
twelve years; a record of service rendered in every field
of human activity, under all sorts of conditions, in all .
parts of the world. The Ford car goes beyond expecta
tions. That is why there are more than a million Ford
cars in use today half the cars you see are Fords.
FORD TOURING CARS, $525; ROADSTERS, $475.
, Delivered in Marshfield '
EASV TEUMS IP DESIItED
These prices are made possible only by immense pro
duction and represent greater value dollar for dollar than
any car in the world. '
ISAAC R. TOWER
Coos and Curry Representative
:: MARSHFIELD, OREGON
"THE GUNNERY"
DEMAND
THE
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1JKAND
CANNED GOODS
BEST BY TEST
California 1'iults, Haualiaii Pine
apple, ltlpo Olive?., Corn, Deans
IVni, Anparagiis.
OyMrV, Salmon, .Mimed iCIunis,
Crab, Shrimp, Tuna, Pluileiilos,
Itulhlfis, Cturaiits
AND ALL OTHER FOOD
PRODUCTS
Mother Hubbard's New Cupboard
ONE OF THE
THINGS THAT
HELPS TO KEEP
WOMEN YOUNG
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KOl'TII COOS ItlVEU MOAT
SEHVICI!
LAPNCII EX I'll ESS
leine.s .Murslifieli! every ly
K ii.iii. Leaves head of river
nt :i:l. t. m.
STEA.MEIt ILMNDOW'
loaves head of river dally at
7 u. in. Leaves MnrslifleUl at
i! p.m. l'or charter apply on
board.
ItOGEItS .V SMITH, Props.
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ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL
E. W. SULLIVAN
Corner Market and liroadway
W'o solicit all our old patrons of
tho Lloyd nnd unsure them tho samo
reasonable rates.
GET NEW MUSIC
Como lu and play tho latest Ictor
records on our niaehlno and select
(lio ones you deniro
.",(1(10 to Choo.se- l'rom
Wo will order 'special Nuiubers for
yon
L. L. Thomas
Music Co.
7!l Central Aemio
UIIO thliii;H In a wo-
uiau'H life that are
luoiiotououit, that taho
much time mid effort In
their acc'OinpllHliuiuut, that
.MPST he dono day after
day and day after day, mo
the thliiKd that put tho
nuuka of uko Into her faco.
So, Ivx-nuso a kltehon
cabinet relieves tho monot
ony mid effort lu kitchen
work, wo say It 1b ono of
tho thliiKs that hulps to
keep women young. And It
Is.
A klhh.-ii enblnot should
nut only concentrate into ono
blnce, Into one rocoptnolo, ov
ery possililllty of ucconipllsh
Iiib all tho work lu a kltohou
that cannot ho done at sink
or stove, hut It should bo so
arraiiKed and equipped with
such conveniences as to still
further- rellovo tho house
keeper. MOTIIEIt Hl'U'MltD
KITCHEN CAIIINETS most
completely fulilll this idea of
what n kitchen cabinet shoud
be.
Also kitchen
something
mono
v
cnblncta are
even i"-"
'tills.' Thoy aro made with
tho Idea that, Inasmuch as
women aro more or loss
obliged to spond considerable
tlmo In tholr kitchens, the
kitchen furnishings should bo
as pleasing lu nppearau o as
thoso for othor parts of tho
house.
.Thoy arc also mado with the
Idea of iwrformiiig all these
sorvlcea for u llfctimo.
WE HAVE KITCHEN CABINETS AS LOW AS $11.50,
Johnson-Gulovsen Co. North Mra0rnshneid
SPIRELLA CORSTS
may be obtained in Marshfield
from
Mrs. Annie Holland,
352 So, 5th St. Phone 200-X
A Piano of the Highest Merit
BECKER BROS.
New York
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HENRIK GJERDRUM
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