THE COQS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1916. -EVENING EDITION
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hico jConnor, Dnlo Harding, Vl'oln
Wilson, Kddlo Unlch, IAjbIIo Hulln,
Thelnm McCluro, Twlta lllnkoy, iMnr
Knrot Wood, Clyde GoBney, Edith
Anderson, Lola Harding, Hon Mc
Cluro,, Caldy IiiBJimn, Urnco John
son, Doris 1'ottlt, Alpha Hlnkoy,
Mario Hliikoy, Dorothy Connor, John
nlo Fitzgerald, Wallnco Camoron.
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Personal notices of visitor
In tho city, or of Coob Day
peoplo who visit In other
cltios, together with notices
or social affairs, nro gladly
recotved In tho social de
partment. Telephone 133.
Notices of club meetings will
bo published and secretaries
aro kindly requested to fur
nish same.
Tin: pexrulum ok time
I romembor back In eighties when
Hank Frlsby wont to school,
Everybody In tho vlllago had him
doped out for a fool.
For ho was bo awful homely, all tho
critics In tho placo
Said thoro wajn't no lutolllgenco or
larnln In his face.
Ho was tall, rawbonod and kuock
kneed and as awkward as a
cow,
And tho gals thoy always panned
him by and never smiled no
how. Ho was bashful and waa nwkward
and ho socincd to have no
vim,
And tho follows 'round tho Bchool
houso always poked tliclr fun
at him.
Nuthln' much wan said about It
when ho loft our town ono
dny.
Hardly anybody knowod tho fact
that ho had gone away.
Once in a whllo they'd mention
Hank and wonder whero ho
went,
Hut nobody over found out, for
thoy didn't euro a cent.
Nlgli a dozon years passed by and
then ono day a thing oc
curred, Groat big auto camo a-tearln' dowu
main strcot with a yank,
And tho fellor In tho back scat glv-
In' ordors ho was Wank.
Hank had gono out West and struck
vain of oro both wldo and
deep,
And ho plckod up half a million
whllo our town folks was
a3tocp.
When ho jumped out of his auto
full of vigor and of vim,
You sliould havo seen tito lown
folks all n-todyln' to him.
Ho put up u splendid mnnslou and
ho wed tho vltlngo belle,
And ho has his dlunor ovcnlngs or
at least tho servnnU toll.
Ho's a mayor now and owns a mill,
a rnllrui) and a bank,
And thoro's no ono In tho vlllago
who ain't mighty proud -of
Hank.
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SHE stood In tho mldjt of a flow
er garden, her big sun lint
shading her fuco. In ono hand
was a pair of sclsaors, In tho other
tho big basket Into which she had
bcon putting tho cut flowers,
"I don't think I havo found my
vocation as yot," sho was saying
In a fresh glrlbh volco. "Von boo
1 am very restless Uko nil tho rest
of tho girls. I don't know exactly
what I want to cfo. J havo thought
I would Uko to recite, but then, If
I over wanted to mako money, there
Is nothing In thut. Then I wanted
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to teach Ancient History, but tho
doctor says I must atay out of
school for a year becaiiBo I am not
strong. Well, 1 am going homo
next week, then mother Is going to
decide what I shall do."
1 looked at the slim girlish fig
ure as alio stood there and I thought
how many boys and glrhi thero nro
Uko that In this country; full of
tho wish to do something nml yet
waiting for mother or someone olno
to tell them what to do, not realis
ing that it Is only tho, "I urn go
ing to do", that Is going to got
them nnywhero; that llio wish to ho
nn-at bo closoly followed with the
question "What enn I bo?"
Wo nro nil cqulppod with tho
seme fino senses, education jnly
de'clcplng our forces, says u
Tnliiiogo. Hut wo all havo s.mo
big thing that Is latent In us, uomo
tlilng In which wo can oxcol. Our
temperament, heredity, Biirround
lngfl, Bomotlmcs develop us moro
uloug ono lino than another. If wo
aro In tuno with tho Infinite, tho
spiritual side or our nnturo tuny
make tho call, somo creative lino t if
work, something artistic.
Again It may bo tho materialistic
side.
Fortunes aro bolng mndo by wom
en who can plcklo, mako Jollies or
flakos. Now York has" any number
of Illustrations of successful women,
who having no talents, havo had
great oxecutlvo ability. Womon
who -started with making a fow
homo mndo candios, or artistic
trlnkdts, havo developed business to
ouch great proportions thut today
tholr big shops on Fifth Avenuo
'havo becomo a part of tho life of
tho greut metropolis.
Ah 1 said to tho little maid who
stood In tho midst of tho flower
garden: "You can't stand aim
dream and wish and wonder what
you can do. Mother can help,
frlonds van advise, hut In tho mean
while you must search for tlio tools,
and get thorn ready to carvo out
your own destiny. No ono else can
dc that for you." That particular
latent power that Is waiting .'or
your call, your touch, Is like a
lingo block of marhlo In a quarry.
It may always bo Just an uiiRhap
on, imoIcss plcco of btone, or, Ilka
Michael Angolo, you can tako It
and carvo It bring out shnpo and
form. Mako your llfo ono of Joy,
beauty, and usefulness to others as
well as yoursolf.
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ia reside outixg
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Last Sunday a party ft young
pooplo chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs.
Honry O'.Mara went to Lakcsldo on
tho train and spent a dollghtful day
at tho popular summer resort. On
their return In tho ovonlng tho
young peoplo wcro luvltod to tho
homo of Air. ami Mra. O'.Mara whoro
a delicious supper was served, and
a pleasant ovonlng spout. Tlioso of
Contributions concerning
Boclnl happenings, Intended
for publication in tho society
department of Tho Times,
must bo submitted to tho edi
tor not later than C o'clock
p. in., Frldny of each week.
(Exceptions will ho allowed
only In eases whoro tho
ovont occurrod later limn tho
time mentioned.)
tho party wore: Misses Oortrudo
Scalfo, Lillian Thorwnld, Mao Olo-
man, Messrs. .Too Hoonoy, Mort Carr
nnd Ernest Wood, and Mr. and Mrs.
O'Mnra and boh, Raymond.
PROGRESS (,'liUH PICNIC
Tho luat mooting of the Progress
Club wna luBt Monday when tho mom
born nnd a number of guests enjoyed
a picnic at Cooston, tho launch Coos
bolng chartered for tho trip. During
tho day I'ortBinouth wns visited. Tho
Sumptuous dlnnor which wns nerved
about noon wns mndo up of tho
most dainty nnd doloctnblo dishes
and wns heartily enjoyed. Among the
Hpcclnl guests Invited -woro: Mrs. N.
II. MncMlllan, Mrs. Herbert Lock-hart,
Mrs. J. II. Flanagan, Mrs. I. S. Knur
man, Mrs. Claude Nnsburg, MrB. Do
bio, Mrs. A. T. Lntforstrom, Mrs.
Esther Convorso, Miss Margaret
Shaw, and tho niotnuora going wore
Mrs. W. M. IUnko, Mrs. Charles Hall,
Mrfl. It. W. Morrow, Mrs. W. S
Nicholson, Mrs. F. W. I'nyno, MrB,
F. A. Tiodgon, Mrs. J. W. nonnott,
Mrs. F. L. Ornnnls, Mr A. J, M.
Hobortson, Mrs. A. C. Vestal, Mrs.
R, E. Lara way, Mrs. J. S Stubbloficld,
Mrs. A. E. Ongnon, Mrs. I). It.
Chnndlor. At thin affair, tho yoar
books for tho next club year woro
glvon out.
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ALPHA DELPHIAN KOCIETV
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Tho second month of tho Alpha
Dolphlnn Society courso wns tnkon
up In rovlow Inst Monday ovonlng nt
tho homo of Miss Ornco Johnson In
Hunker Hill. Tho program wns an
Interesting ono, every mombor proa
out taking pari. Aftor tho loflson,
a social tlmo was enjoyed nnd npjio
llzlng dainties woro served. At a
lato hour Dr. II. M. Shaw camo nftor
tho guosts In his car. Thoso prcsont
woro: MrB. Ollvo IC. Drown, MrB.
Kato Lando, Dr. Mnttlct n. Shaw,
and tho Misses Myrtlo Downor, El
lon Uudnns, Irono Prouss and Grnco
Johnson.
Next Monday ovonlng tho club will
meiet with MIbs Irono Prouss.
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CHILDREN'S PAHTV
4
Mrs. A. L. Evans of Englowood on
tortnlned tho small children of thu
neighborhood lnat Friday May 12 in
honor of her birthday. Tho nftornoon
waa spont In various games after
which refreshments' Avoro sorveA Dy
tho hohteas nsslsted by Mrs. Roy
Morcor, Those present wero: Wnl-
I). M. C. OLUII PICNIO
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I-ist Sunday, tho North Hond 1).
M. C. Club nnd tholr himhandB en
joyed n delightful picnic on Coos
Rlvqr, Win Vntighun conveying tho
party In his bont. About noon, a
delicious picnic dlnnor wob participat
ed In to tho satisfaction of ovory
henrty appotllo. Outdoor gamos wore
Indulged In by nil tho nicmborn of
tho party and n genuinely good tlmo
waa tho result. Thoso making the
trip woro: Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester En
ton, Mr. nnd Mm. C. W Perkins,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Iru Woltzol, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Wllllnma, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Henry Kirk. Mr. and MrB. A. E.
Morton, Mr. nnd Mrs. Stownrt Mc
Donald, Mr. nnd MrB. Win. Vaughan,
Mlsn Carolina Howell, Mrs. Fay Ward
and Hoy Drnlnnrd.
A. N. W. OLUII MEETING
Mrs. Annlo Towor was hostess at
hor npartmonts In tlfo Langworthy
ApartmontB Thursday to tho members
of tho A. N. W. Club nnd Bpeclnl
guosts Mrs. J. T. McCormnc, Mrs.
C. W. Tower nnd Miss Gwoneddo
Tower. Tho rooms woro very at
tractively arrnngod with cholco roses
After a fow hours spont In fnncy
work nnd jRoclnl' (convoifintlon, tho
hostess served dnloctaliln dainties.
Tho mombers prcsont nt tho meeting
this wook woro: Mrs. F. K. Allon,
Mra. Olivia Edmnn, Mre. Lily Frlcd
boYc. Mrs. 'Alice Hall, MrB. J. .T
Harrlgan, Mrs. Frnncc3 Hazard, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hydo, Mrs. Kato Lundo,
Mrs. Alexandra Lando, Mrs. E. Mln-
gus, Mrs. Gcorgo Murch, Mra. "VV
P. Murphy, Mrs. Mury McKnlght,
Mrs. Nancy Noblo, Mrs. E O'Connoll
nnd Mrs. Hugo Qulst.
Mra. Allon will entertain tho club
inombcrB next Thursday nftornoon,
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Hor selections for tho Sunday con
cert woro plensantly varied, nnd each
ono wnB well sung. Perhaps tho
"ChuBoiiB In Crlnolln" wero best re-1
colvod or nil, bolng rondcred with
nu ologanco nnd dollency whloh woro
charming n wns the eoBtumo in
which thoy 'wore glvon. Tho Nor
wegian songs In ponsnnt costumo woro
novel to most ot the uudloncc. vm
poclally rino vocal crfectfl woro
achieved In tho "Norwegian lEcho
Song," nmong theso.
Tho duets of MIbs Hnmmor nnd Mr.
Hunt woro unusually good, Including
Moznrt'B "Hclch tnlr die Hand" from
"Don Junn," nnd "Cnlni nH Night"
(Gootz.) Mr. GJordrum's piano num
bers woro plnycd with flno discrimi
nation nnd iidmlrnblo technique
Thoy Included tho Chopin Prelude In
C Minor, Grlog's "March or tho
Dwnrffl." nnd tho Study of F Shnrji
Minor of Arousky.
Mr. Hunt was at his best In Chnd
wlek'B "Oh Let Night Spenk of Mo,"
nild "Ono by Ono" (von Ann Cnrao,)
and finished his group of boiicb with
Hodnoy'a "Clang of tho Forgo," mmg
with Hplrltod power.
Mi-. OJcrdrum'B accompnnlinontB
wcro pluycd with liln accustomed
flklll and nrtlstry. Although tho sea
son Is approaching Its cloco, It Is to
bo hoped that tho Inst ono of these
Sunday afternoon concerts has not
boon hoard, iih thoy have proved a
wclcojno Innovntlon to us, nnd hnvu!
been educational nH woll lia delight
fill.'
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Baby Out
I). M. ('. CLUIl
Flowers
for
DKCOHATIOX
DAY
Marshfield
JFlorist Co.
Edwin G. Scott
Uut riowors, rloral Designs,
Plants.
Phonos: Storo. 2C9-J.
GroenhousQ 425-X
(Closed on Sunday)
Plenty of iliolco flowers,
for jim lHttir oicler curly.
MAHSHFIELD I-'I.OIMST
COMPANY
Start Right and
Finish Right
."Mucli of your personal success do.
pen d.s on your selection of clothes.
To lo hiiiTessful In llfo, joii must
ho careful of your appearance. Hut
you do not havo to pay high prices
for your clothes to ho woll dressed.
Come and st-o my latest style's. and
all wool fabrics and leave your oVder
today for your Fourth of July suit.
Mndo to
Barefoot Sandals
if
Measui-o Clothes
ft
J. V. Koski
fl Tailor for Men and Women
Ml Market Avenue :: Marshfiold
Phono 111-J,
For Ladles nnd Children
Ludlos Sandals, ono Strap and
Jftickle, good ono. Sizes from
21, to7, prlco ..$1.7.1, to 1.1)0
Chlldren't Sandals, ono Strap and
iBuckle. Tho Kind You Can
Havo New Solos Stitched on
(Sizes from n to 8 for little1
Kids and 8Vj to 2 for larger
Children. Prices, ,$l.oo to .$1.50
Chllrden's Whllo Duck Sllppors.
Good ones. Sizes from ! to 8.
Prlco ijU.m
Children's White Oxllto Soled
Pumps, Sizes from 8V to
13 Vi, Prices $l.'M to $1.03
Ladles' White Cinderella Pumps.
Prlco $1.8.1
Ladles' White Piazza Pumps.
Prlco , IJ51.7.-5
Hoy Scout Shoos, Elk Skin Soles.
Prlco S1.HO to $2,10
Men's Sennit Shoes, Elk Skliv
Soles $i,n
Men's Neolln Soled Shoes Tan nnd
Black. Prlco s l.."50
We Sell Gpod Shoes
You Savo Money by Duying at
Electric Shoe Store
S. J. IMMKL, Prop.
180 Roiuii Hrondway
Anothor ploasan. session of tho
D. M. C. Club wnB held on Wod
nosdnv nftornoon ns unnouncod In
tho Boclnl calondnr. Tho usual bo
clal diversions woro again Indulged
In during tho afternoon, nnd toward
ovonlng, tho hostess served tomptlng
refreshments to Mrs. Wnltor Smith,
Mrs. II. E. Evans, Mr. Arthur Mor
ten, Mrs. C. V. Perkins, Mrs. L. -
.LoomlH. Mrs. Fay Ward, MrB. Ira
Woltzol, Mra Win Vaughan, MrB,
Stownrt. McDonald nnd Mrs. Hoy
nrnlnnrd.
Tho next meeting of tho Club will
bo In two wcoks with Mrs. McDonald.
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I ItAINHOWCLimSKSSlOX I
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Tho Kalnbow Club of South Coos
Hlvor mqt Thursday for an all day
sosslon at tho club houso, and woro
entertained by tho hostesses Mrs,
Frank Hodson nnd Mrs. E. L. Doxtor.
Call a Lilies nnd rosos won used In
attractively docorntlng tho club houso
whero during tho morning hours, tho
ladles busied thomsolvos with fancy
work. At noon, an appetizing dlnnor
wns sorvod and this was followed by
tho regular routine of business. Mrs.
Million nnd Mrs. Allan Todd of Marsh
riold iworti prcsont as visitors of tho
club, tho m om liors out being: Mrs,
J. J. Cllnkenboard, MrB. L, D. Smith,
Mrs. J. A. Smith, Mrs. W. II. Smith.
Mrs. P. Radford, Mrs. 13. L. Doxtor,
Mrs. Wm. Richards, Mrs. W. L.
Wlrth, Mra. Ia Doll Mrs. George
Smith, Mrs. 0. II. Dungnn, Mrs. Guy
Chambers, and tho hostesses Mrs.
Hodson nnd Mft. Doxtor.
Tho club will, meet ngaln In two
wcoks nt tho club houso and will
bo ontortalnod by Mrs. Bunnell nnd
Mrs. Hagqulst,
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! DELIGHTFUL TOXCEHT
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Tho luro of out-of-doors was strong
Sunday afternoon but music lovers
round more compelling attraction In
Uio Matinee concert given nt the No
blo Theater by Miss Sofle Hammer,
and Messrs. Henrlk GJordrum and
Gerald Hunt, and found what they
sought a satisfying and dollghtful
Hour of musical enjoyment. Tho in
sistent encore of overy number evi
denced the sincere appreciation of
those who attended.
Miss Hummer won a very oecuro
place In tho favor of Coos Day's
concert goers, having nppenred here
In concert first about a year ago,
Tlioso who -hoard hor at that tlmo
and ngaln this year proclaim a
marked development of both her vo
cal and Interpretive powers, expni.
In this glorious Spring nlr v i will fr ,r(m,icr .. .
neat, comfortnble, well constructed baby larrlngot lH
Our new Spring Block or 1iab i-nrrhiKm Is romp! t
nttonllon has been given to nil detn.Ui -wldo roomy ,m SW)1
est HprlngB mako thom bomrortnii'o nml dtitiitilc. Sl1
Host German reed finished In nl.l Ivory, white cnamd
Gray, bi'cwn nnd natural. .Man rood stles In go-carts.
Priced from $6.50 to $32
ATHEXE DELPHIAX HOC'll-rrV
4
A plensant session of tho Athene
Dolphlnn Club was hold In North
Hond library Tuesday evening.
Eleven mombers responded to roll
call quoting passages from "Tnloa of
King Arthur." Aftor tho )uslncns
Kcsulon tho following Interesting pro
grams -wore road:
Alwln nnd tho Palaco School Mrs.
A. S. Hlsoy.
Hornurd of Clulrvaux Miss Kath
orlno Monde.
Abolnld Miss Amy iHnncfl.
Tho University or Pnrls MIbs Cnr
rlo StophoiiB.
Woro tho Dark Agei ns Dark as
Wo Formorly Supposed Miss Helen
M'endo.
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Members prcsont this wook woro
Mrn. A. S. Hlsoy, Mrs. Win. Vnughnn,
Mrs. J. 8. Taylor, MrH. Chns, S.
KnlBor, Mrs. Mllns Rlclinrdsnn, MIbh
Amy Isaacs, Miss Etta Taylor, Mlsi
Helen .Monde, Miss Ellzahoth Hool
llng, MIbs Kuthorlno Mondo, Mlsd
Cnrrlo Stoplipns.
Tin club vyU meet again next Tues
day ovcnlng in tho Llbrnry.
PUPIL'S RECITAL
Miss Ethol Connor prcRontcd six
pupils In n pluno rocltnl lant Saturday
nftornoon nt her Btudlo In tho
nroadway Apartmonta, and nt tho
'on)idusIon of tho program ncrvod
dnlnty rofrcshmontB. 1-TolIowlng nro
tho numbors:
"March or tho Lltllo Sagos" Mathews
Ilolen Sullivan
"Echo Lullab'y" ...Harold Sponcor
Edna Kollond
'Woodlnnd Droam Wiltz" J. 8. Forrla
Cloo Carter
"Shepherd's Dream" Ileitis
Francos Holm
"Polonaise." (Op. 10) ... J. Slunlco
EHthor Sullivan
"Socond Mazurka" ...nonj. Godard
Duot "At School March.. Strobbog
Cloo Cnrtor dnil Francos Helm
Visitors present woro: Mrs. Win.
Sullivan, Mrs. Jamoa Kollond, Mrs.
Ed Sullivan, Mra. C. 15. Powers, Mrs.
J. I-. lolnndor and Mrs. L. J. Juston.
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GENERA 0liUI SMSSIOX
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Tho Gonora Club held Its Inst moot
ing of tho soason Thursday nftornoon
with Mrs. Honry O'Mnra at tho
Langworthy nparlinents. A plonsant
fow hours or sowing nnd chat wero
followed lata In tho nftornoon by a
dnlntritineheon. Tho following wero
prosont: Mrs. Fred Smith, Jlrfl.
H.onry Ross, Mrs. J. Davis, Mrs.
Goorgo Gulovsen,
Johnson - Gulovsen Gipaii
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XOT1CE TO THE PURLIO
From nnd after this date I will
not ho responsible for any debts
contracted by my wlfo, nnd dcnlors
aro hereby given nollco not 'to glvo
hor credit on my account.
FRANK PUG8LEY.
Marshfiold, Oro., May 18, 10 1(5
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Pays 6 per cent on
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