CUE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOEER , 1,: 1922.
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ILI ARRIET t-EACH, popular Pprtlaiid bpano.v3I ap
Xl pear irr recital at .The Auditorium Thtarsday etening,
October 19. May Van Dyke Jardina, pianist, and Icilio
Miccoli." flutist, will assist.
NotedMusicIan
Decides, to Sta
in1 Port! an
f A UEXANDER . BKAVEXNA, violin
, iJrV. iat-cornpoeer. Jiaa ; Recently, been
xrtut fn the instructlne staff cf the
i jportlajid Institute of Music anJ Dra-
matte Art, tt Is announced ty George
H aumson, director; mt. Skavenn wag
bro feasor of violin at: th .Imperial
Conaervatprjr f Music, Bmssia, in 1913
and 191. Since then h nas been
pnnratrf -tAtin Slf&anA 'And
'S- Finland U 'Ifr. Skavana's ' tia
Cpuntry, , although his musical educa
tion was received largely . in Russia.
filn Petrograd, at Jthat time, St. PeteS-
tiurf. . Sooa, after his grfaduatiao h
beearoe solo :VioUn"it fn Prince vTschk-.
rbuaekys string quartet in South Rvw4
Kia. Durine the ummr . of 1911 ie
Blared -with the. famous Pavlovskyf
Bymphony orchestra and the Imperi&l
J MiiBic society symphony orchestra in
Moscow. He ts tha composer -of many
apueessfaf Finnish ? legend . eongrs.
X The KtMskoe SloviQ,' Moscow newspa
per - says pt Mr. Skavenna's concert
trork there "Moscow has found la
magritficent -artist on ; t&e violin arid
the auccesafoi nro&rani that he ehoa
for hte concert vaa ell calculated v
Srtva the opportunities for demonstrat
ing the unauestlonable Bkill that lie
! baa, in handlinsr hi'a 'Instrument."
i Pans i;I&aro, London Tunes, Milarto
portiere pella Sera, liiJ ether Inflti
ntial newspapers all peak in biffheit
terms f ;his concert performances.
Mrs. Skavenna is a highly accom-
piisnea piainsu
n The Oregon, chapter of th Amer
ican Guild of Organists will hold - i
Bublic service al Centenary Wilbur
1tfcthodi3t church, East Is'jnth and Pmb
iMreeta, Moay, Qcteberr a, 8t S :1B
inTtn Orcan (finliin i'"Sonff nf th
i Basket .Weavers" Russell), "Tocea
f in a Major" BartleU), William Robi
tut Jwuc, - vruuaL r usi viisia.u
Science church; vocal solos Reel
I rBeholdL Mf Bervanf (3. Mac illila!
f Iuir)f-ria "He Shall ; Not Strive No
tery tJ-Uac Millait'Muir), J. Ma
TCentehary church.rcgan solos J
iitttrne (Arthur FooteJ.VAllegr co
I Brio"' ' from ."Sonata . in E Minor
t f James H, .Rogersj; - .'TloBUknaaUi
SMlnM" f Ahsxaader Mathews), Fred
f BralnenL organjst Tfrinlty , Episco
I church ; address rby , the pastor, Re
f (narles MacGaueher. -J.' D. iv voc:
f soloa Redt "Horn, Ikmg, O Cord" 4
-lHear i-Mie, (Mr. "Muir ; organ .solos- -ffAva"
Maria" Bossi-Ton, "Fantasia"
I reest), Martha B. f Reynolds, A. A .
iRoWt Lcnila Barroa presented tles
j pupil In aa entire violin radio pro
gram last Wednesday ; evening. Th;
I program was gtvea by Helga Hansen ,
I Ruth O'Brien land Vernbrr Elliott. Mr.
Barron played J:he accompaniments ,
Monday evenlrur. October , Mr. Barroi i
vrlH gfvo the' first of a ;.bi series of
puplia". recital at uir loung en t
Christian Asaociauon auaiioriurn. xn
entire series will include eight recif
tala in which about 30 pupils iwm ap
pear in frronps of scCos. "th first pre
cram wit ba arivan bv -Mebra Hansen ,
f Ruth CTBrien;; Vernon' a ElliotU Fleda
$ Updike an Marceil Strowbridge. Biacl i
!p"ptt will ...play a group of three nym
bars. Mr. Barron will play, tiiay 'ac
iTJ Mlss Ines M.? Chiambers Violinisl ,
iaaa - returned f ram a- ; successful
Chautauqua " tour, in tha East. Sine
I her return Miss Chambers baa; been ad
ilaist for eeverai- poplar concerts. In
I the near future Miss Chambers is to
f assist - Miss Marie u A. - Souie. la . tlie
i presentation rtfcital of Helen Hawkins.
Misa Chambers ' is planning to- apend
ftha 'winter In.. Portland.-' teaching add
John dajra: Monteithl whs hasfbeein
enjoying ' his vacations motoring in
California, spent l a raonUx in Ims
Angeles. - where he appeared, as beri
ton aoioiat -At . many- cluhaittnd coa
carts and as honored. -guesU soloist arid
irpeaker "at .the annualbanqaet f tae
Music leacoers . aaeocmiion ;iter ja
two weeks' .stay in- Sah Franc jbgo Be
Is returning to PcrU4hd this week to
take up h'S w ark for tha Season. v
'"?iunaf1ia TTlman. nwnM iha Nfew Tnatc
-""concert season on Friday evening- with
la violin concert at'Csrnegle ThaEU ' Tris
- waa Elm&n'a first appearance in. on
cert'in New.Tork' since nta return frotn
' Via onuvar4 . tvis - 4Wkl4 tfM xa f
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Baritone'sVoice
Pleases Critics
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TRAISE of Royal: Dadmun. soloist
a. wit-n ne I'ortiand Byrnphony
orchontra a the opening concert, at
the Heilig theatre .on November ,15. is
reflected In f the press reports V of his
staging fromi- New York to Texas.
v Possessor i of a beautiful- baritone
volaa and artist in tha use f it, ha is
said to sing: -extremely low tones with
ease and then to soar to heights writch
many a tenor might envy. 'He will
corae to Portland in the course of a
series of appearances with the sym
piftny orchestras of the United Stataa
It Sm of interest that Dadnjun has bean
soloist on the long tours taken by the
New Trfe Philharmonic Under Jasephf
Stranejey and the Mianeapous orches
tra under- Km 11 Obeittoffer.- bo.th or
ganisatkms. wbSch have been heard in
.Portland.
Mrs. Donald Spencer, business man
ager of thai Portland ' Symphony or
chestra, is gratified that so many
patrons are renewing their subscrip
tions for ..season tickets. The file
which contains these ' renewals grows'
tnicner, every oay. t.
' Of interest, to teachers of music who.
desire that their- students; become .ac
quainted with wrchestrial music . and
thus know music in a broad way, Is
a plan whicTTls being worked 'out by
a comrnittea of which,; Mr. Ted Bacon
is ccatrman arm wntcn will be pre
sented by Mr. Bacon at an early date.
Mr. Bacon has beeri chosen for this
particular task because' of bis unique
record In having been Instrumental in
selling J140 worth i of tickets to
students and patrons for a' single
symphony .concert last season. How
performed this signal service to
the orchestra he will explain to other
taaschecs,- atfea- ragUBSt -at tha- erchear
tra- managennt, which is also having
made . printed copies of a chS.rt Mr;
Bacon devised f or the purtwaa 6f
keeping ait account f sates.
The regular fortnightly meeting of
the Cadrmam Musical club ' was held
Tuesday evening, September 26, at the
home af Mrs. I. SankTtHunt, No, 8
isast ..w street nortn.- Mfs. Hunt was
assisted as hostess by "Mrs. G. E. Jef
ferr. i A A'erv interestlnff brosrram.
consisting, enfirelj of compositions by
J. S .BerSM rendered by- tha rnrem-,
bers. -s Mrs: Charles Moody- read wi
paper on the transition of music from
the old modes to the classical school
mustxatea m ia "well Tempered
Clavichord."! Mrsi. Walter May played
the first of 41 "Preludes and Pages."
Other . numbers were contributed
by Mra IX Sahky Hunt and Mrs.
EL, Trayle, piano ; Mrs. C M. Shipley,
violin; Mrs. Chester Bobbins, Mrs. .WJ
Harrison, Mrs. ' E. A. - Densmore, Mrs.
Miles X. Warren. Mrs, C. ,W. Yeildlng,
vocai. . j ..i ; 3 v.. - -
Tha Ladies Aid -society cf St. James
English Lutheran church entertained
at-the home; of Mr. and 'Mrs. Q. A,
Olson on Woodworth avenue last Fri
day night. Mrs. J. Harvey Johnson ar
ranged an excellent program, which
was given fey Mrs. Aiden Andersonj
contralto ; Miss Manrreth PetersonJ
soprano ; Ra i "Stahttm, tenor T Eugene
Holm, baritone; and Miss Harriet Hor
rtgan srf Miss Alma Scharpf. readers.
The anhponcemant' thatLMss iStisiaj
Michael; pianist; and Miss Sylvia Wisin
steirt violinist, will appear in joint
concert October 11 at tha Mrltnomah
hotel ballroom, is meeting with much
int-eBt from all ' who remember the
work th the -past of tlresa two young
musicians. rThe program will featura
a Chopin group for tha piano, Includ
ing the Weill, known O minor ballade
and soma seidom- heard modern com
positions. Among other -numbers Miss
Weinstein ; win play i te .WienlskiT
r. minor, eoneertorB off tJ most
baautitult-and Ineidentariy. most diffl-.
-eulf to play; of violla concertos. f ;
' Mrs,- Arthur C. Perrin. 'contralto.
witt ba the soloist at tha dedication of
the new pipe organ Of the Centenary
Wilbor M. E. church, next Sttnday
evening. Mrs. Parrin possesses a Voice
of unusual beauty,, -with Wide rrfa
and ample power. h is equally at
home in sacred o lieeular 'somrs. -i P.
A. - Teh Raaf . her. instructor, expects
to present her in a: public recita. tn
tha rrear future.
- Miss Oene v! vaGilbert. soprano, has
returned to; Portland .after- filling a
week ! of aagagementa at the Eastern
Washington State fair at Wenatchee.
- Applications for ' the free vocal
scholarship ; given by Phyllis Wolfe
must be in Mr October 2 it - is an
nounced. Tha studio will be kept open
jriang
Sunday afternaan from 2 t ( o'clock
tor those who cannot come during the
week. Tha scholarship, wiuc anutlea
tha winner" to a season's instruction
rttfc Miss Wolfe, is given in tha inter
est of music in general and with the
opsthat it.wgi opea vp the way for
a vOcal career to soma ambitious young
person. The time and opportunity la at
hand for these talented yeung people.
not only to try for tha scholarship, but
to have : their voice Bearo y some
of the most prominent musical people
of jtba city. The oniest -will be .held
at tne xoung; aen s mua awsv
piaUon Saturday H evening. October ?.
at t'ordoek. , Judglmr will be a near
as possibla from tha natural : talent
standpoint. i.Tba? follow tog: local u
thorHias oa music wilt act mm Judges:
Jane Bunt Albert, vocal teacher; Mrs.
Ponald Spencer, manager or ne fort
la&d By m phony orchestra ; Mrs. Ily
siAruiy, execuuvs cuairuMiu? w.
Musis Week; Georg .Wilber Reed;
yocal teacher, and Otto Wedemeyer.
head of the voice department of loa
SUlisea-Wluts conservatory. . 1
Tha first meeting at tha , PortUnd
Oratorio society. laat.Twasaay avening.
waa welt attended, fcaverai, choruses
from "The Messiah were practiced.
Copies of the oratorio, "Isiah," j Pat
tea), a beautiful work which haa-never
bean gle Portland, rill be I sent
for.- and work wiU- jpegin on that A
third, concert of miscellaneous sacred
numbers will be prepared and given
publie rendition by the Portland Ora
torio sodaty, augmented by tha 35
voica PorUand Concert company, and
the 0 voice Arfcata, ptist ehurch
choir, aQ three organisations conduct
ed by Joseph A. Ilnley. . This is the
eleventh year of tha Oratorio society.
It was organized in 1911 and the diree-
4lnn riven ta JcseDh A.. Fituey. Who
baa tor nine of tie past I years con
ducted rehearsals and concerts. Choir
singers or past oratorio- singers are in
vited o join, jtmu imormauon can oa
had : at the next? 'rehearsal, Tuesday
night at s:lS, at tha East -Side Branch
library. East lita ana Aiaer. .
TJnder Oie- atsipiees4 of "the city and
tha - direction of -WUliam T. Js.ngie,
Miss Harriet Leach, soprano, will bo
presented in raeital st Tha Audltorrum
Thursday night. October 19. , Assist
ing on the programwiil be May Van
Dyke Hardwick, pianist and IeUia,
Niccoll. flatlst. : Miss Leach had the
rare .opportunity ef-ainging for Mary
Garde wneir tne pfimax donna was
hera with the Chicago Opera company
last season and was .much encouraged
by tha comment of the famous star.
Far . several seasons Miss Leach has
been featured in concert numbers by
the bii vaudeville circuits if the East
and also on tha p&cifie coast. She
scored a big success as one of the
principals of the-Portland Opera as
sociation one season and lias been solo-'
1st on many occasions throughout the
Pacific Northwest.;; "V ' f;
rehearsal of the: Portland
Concert company will be Frtday, Oc
tober S. in room A, central worarj
KniiHimr Mrs. Ethel Meade will ac
company and Joseph A. Fiptey win
conduct. Study was. begun rmmeoi
ate.iv on several Ctograms of saered
and secular music which -will he ren
dered in the near future n fortiana
and earby cities. : . ,
The first rehearsal of the newly;or-
ganised Portland Civic Symphony or
nhdtrft. Harrv Linden conductor, will
be held Monday evening at o'clock at.
Social Turn Veraln hail, istn ana mam
streets A. L. Clif iord, manager, . re
sorts that2 about 65 performers have
signified their intention of participat-
Abetter recently received from Paul
I Aithouse, sent from Sydney, Austra
lia:' tells of the- reeep Wort given to- aim
land to Arthur Middletoiw Both" A.1-
thousS and Middle ton are moaesi men
and the letter touched lightly on" the
enthusiasm of theiaudiences. How
aver, dippings from the Sydney Mail.
Herald. Sun and World tell- tha story
for them. From these it is gathered
that their Sydney appearances were
something in tha nature of ovations.
- '. .
UP. X. Areas, the' New "York voice
expert and pedagogue, passed through
Portland Wednesday evening -on nia
way- from his Hood River ' summer
home to Los Angeles... where he will
spend the winter conducting his second
annual course. -Mr. Arenz, after clos
ing his early summer course in Port
land, spent several weeks fishing at
East lake, in the Cascade mountains.
V.e ;
Miss Virginia Owens, Instructor In
piano, will leave this week for Eugene,
where she, will conduct classes and
private work. Miss Owens plans to re
sume her teaching in- Portland -iext
summer.
it .-' .';
Randolph Howard, advanced piano
pupil of, Mrs. Amy Carroll, will'be pre
sented in recital Tuesday night at the
Christian church, St Johns. - Frank 1
Jue, Chinese tenor will assist
Parkplace
Mr. and Mrs., M. Poison of Portland
were Sunday guests' at the home of
Mf . and Mrs. F. W. Monger.
Louie Hiraler and Raleigh Woodward
returned Friday -from a trip In the
isckamai mountains and were for
pinnate in capturing - deer.- -
. Stanley Klyce of Portland spent the
week-end with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Kruger." . -Mrs.
Munger, f Mrs. Brecht. Mrs.
Helen Purcelt, Mrs. Ef fie Smith and
Miss Emma Brecht attended the wed
ding anniversary dinner of Mrs. Hat-
tie Felts- at her home in Muwaukie
on Thursday, v ; . 1
. Earl Morris of Clifton is spending
a few days at his home on the Heights.
1 Mr. apd Mrs.. Hen.ry May have
moved to .Oregon Cityj
I A carload of 25 Guernsey i cows, se
lected by Mrs. A. I.s Hjughes ;f rom the
'herds of Clackamas i county, was
shipped to Los Angeles last Saturday.
This . is . the fourth j Car selected . by
Mrs. Hughes and shipped- to the same
parties the past Trear.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Kruger, their son
Dewey and Howard. Osborne of 'Ore
gon. iCity motored to Pendleton, leav
ing 'Sunday evening. The: men will
spend two weeks - in the mountains.
deer hunting.
The three county commissioners of
Pacific county," Wash., "Christewsen of
Seaview. Leber of South Bend' -and
Wheaton ' of Raymond. with former
Commissioner VA. :; Morehead and
Postmaster H. J- Browh of Nahcotta
were guests of Mr. and , Mrs. lieata
of the Park Place grocery, last : Mon
day, before proceeding-- to the .Pendle-
ton i Round-Up and (i the annual con
ventioO - of county -commissioners of
Washington ' at Walla Walla.
Mr. J. Pv Hart,- formerly f Wlllapa,
Wash arrived in Park Place last Sat
urday, and will make his future home
with Mr. - and Mrs. : P. B Heath of
the -Corner grocery-. Mr. Hart is the
father of Mrs. Heath. ; - -
- Samuel Sianlfer has returned to his
itome 1b McMlnnvirte. after a visit of
several weeks- with his daughter, Mrs.
Sara Wyrkas. t. . V i
f AttendirdCi high ?-schoo! at ..Oregon
i-OityTLre : - Blanche Johnson, t? HaseJ
Felih. ; Blanche-. Holbrook. -- Olive
Schlegel. Normari Glass. Carl Fisher,
Lester Muendei and Eddie Zoloskoski.
- About 15 . Htt'40 friends of Delbert
Smith were invited to his home -Saturday
afternoon-in honor of his fourth
birthday , anniversary. Gasoea 1 were
enjoyed by the little folks. - Refresh
ments were servied by Mrs. Smith, as-
sisted by-Emma Brecht
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Lake Grove
That tha Lake Grave - Anglers - dub
has serious -intentipns .of - building a
Club house is evidenced-fey the fact that
it has erected a fine wire, fence around
its lot that adjoins Lake Grove Park.
Efforts, ara now being madai.o raise a
fund sufficient to erect a first class
club bouse-. - - - -. - I
Mrs.. W. d.' Uridse of Fresno. Cab.
who baa been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Geoffrey P. JNock f or tha pact month.
lert Wedneaaay rer her .home in dors
pany with her son Thomas. Os
day eveaiRGr aba was tha motif Of a
charming dinner at tha hornfl of Mr.
ana rreqv, Bischotr, i. . : x -
Lake Grove has sent wo of bar sons
to the state colregea Donald Jlotden
left - fop vTarmlKi tn ntr hii imond
year at O. A. C. while Clifford Snjder.
tha son of Mr. and. Mrs. L. W. JSnider
left Cor Sugane to aster his first year
at tha University of Oregon. --T :
Saturday evening Mrs. Louise wells J
enieriainea st a 'dinner, honoring stra.
W. U. Uridga "of Fresno. Mrs. Wells'
guests were Mrs. Martha P. W. White,
Mr. and Mrs..' O. P. Nock, iMmand
Mrs. 23. 'B. Vincent and the goasf of
honor. . --s
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Klner of - Bait
Lakaj. Utah, have been tha 'house guests
of Mr. and. Mrs. A. L. JJol lender. !Mrr
and Mrs. Nicer left Salt Lake-June 1
ana - Bare bean .touring the Pacific
Northwest. The ,-will! visit; Los An
geles. While enjoying . their- outing.
Mr. Nlner is keeping his eye open: for
a Euiiaoia ousiness location. i
airs. iv. j. jsincK wasr -tendered
surprise shower on'Thursday last to
ceiebraU her adoption of a IrtUa five
year old daughter, Miss Margaret. I To.
express their happiness several of Mrs.
Zinck's friends gathered at her home
with appropriate gifts; the ladies being
Mrs. jdgar Stone, .Mrs.? Craft, Mrs.' M.
Ellis, Mrs. L. Bath, Mrs.. R. StoetSel,
Mrs. D. Burt, Mrs. C. MaeFarTand.
Mrs. G. Simpler. Mrs. R. Shreve, Mra
a. ts. carter. .1 t
Xr. aand Mrs. R.) A Payne are; re
ceiving congratulations over the arrival
of a son, born Wednesday at St " Vial
cents hospital. The young man -weighs
seven, pounds, and is a husky chap.
Mr. ana airs. v. ai. iveweomo .nave
given up their cottage near Goodin
and have rented the Commons home at
Lake j Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Ashten, who formerly, occupied that
house have built a heme at Cook which
they' are now occupying: ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Oswego have
begun building on their beautiful lake
side- lots near Lake Grove station
Thev grounds have b'eeK artistically
landscaped and the foundation of the
new home is in progress.
An interesting sewing club has been
formed by. the ladies of .Goodin
who
meet every Monday afternoon to, wortn
on their Christmas gifts. Each lady
entertains the elub, one afternoon, light
retresnments are served. Tha personel
of the club is as follows: Mrs. W. E.
Simonton. Mrs. Irving Stanton. Mrs. R.
K. Kennedy, Mrs. Charles Duffy, Mrs,
Joy-Soule, Mrs. II. E. -Carpenter, Mrs.
Fred BIsehofr, Mrs. Russell Robertson.
Airs, leuiee W. Wells,: Mrs. John Bux-
man, Mrs. Geoffrey P. Nock. Mrs.
Sydney B. Vincent, Mrs C. E. Calvert,
ana jnrs. jonn Muuer. .
Mrs. Chard has begun buildina aoer-
ations on her half acre on Upper Drive.
and expects the. house to be ready;, for-
vv.v upaiivj f It - n Xt3r - II1UII11L3. a
Mrs. James Alexander and ItisS
Asaneth Glossot were dinner guests
Thursday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Boulanger. ' ' ' .- . n
Mr. and Mrs. O. W Johnson enter.
talned Wednesday evening for their
son carron in ceieDration or his. 14th
Dirtnoay anniversary. - Fifteen of Car
roii s young rnenos were invited to; the
Mrs. Mattle Summers , of Prlnevllle
Oregon, is the house guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Max Boulariger. i
Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Darbv who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Mrs. R. D. Bangs the past fort
night left Thursday to establish a home
-rwt xownsena. wash., 1
Oswego !
Mr. a&id Mrs. Harry A. Cordiriert af
Larwaie, Wro., accompanied by their
daughters, Marian Grace and Betty
jean, are guests at the home, of Mr,
ana Mrs, John Brownlee in South
Oswego. Mrs. Cordiner and Mr.
Brownlee are sister and brbther. Mrs.
Cordiner and the children have spent
the summer iii the Northwest, t nd
Mr. Cordiner, who is a leadintr driue-
gist iil Wyoming, came on to accom-
pauy mera nome. j
Miss Whilimina MacDonald of Port
iana was the guest recently of the
Misses Ionian and Marian Stevens.
Mr. and .Mrs. John R. Coulter of
Portland, parerts. of Mrs. C. L.' Stevens,
are among the many who enjoyed an
outing in Oswego of late. Mr. Coulter
was very much pleased with 1 the fine
usnmg in- Willamette, his first
The first meeting this fall of the fit.
wega Women's club will be held In the
scnooinouse next Wednesday. Mrs.
John Davis, the- wesident iirir(v inn
members to be present and to haye
userauons ror me yearns program'
Mrs.. .George Griffey entertained th
ladies of the "H. E." Cafd club at faer
home last' Tuesday, s Mrs. Fred. Nor.
mand and Mrs. George Thomas wgrf
prises. !'' ;,
Miss Shannon Pettinger left during
the week for Eugene, where she will
enter the U: of jO. at the opening of
the fall semester. - . : - -41
Mrs. W. Q. Weightman was hostess
on Wednesday for the "500" club. The
house was prettily decorated and de
itcious - refreshments - were - served:
Prises fell to 'Mrs. X Lord. Mrs.- Purdv
and Mrs. Steffens. Election of officers
was neid. Mrs. Lord was chosen presi
dent. Mrs. Albert Roeentreter secre
tary and Mrs. Weightman treasurer.
; , The - Altar society of - the Catholic
cnurcn naa a tea and card party at the
home of Mrs. Mullen of Lake Grove
on Tuesday last. Mrs. John Davis,
Mrsj- isawaro warnock and Mrs. Ma
rorse were the prise winners.
Mrs. Helen Griebel of Seattle, Wash.,
and1 Mrs. Elbert Robe of Portland-were
the house guests of Mrs. W. G. Weight-
mani during th week.
. Virgil Oliver left this' week for Ea
gene, : where he will 1 enter his senior
year at U. of O. - , - '
: The Eugene Worthingtons attended
tha state fair at Salem jon Friday. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles , Hawka- were
hosts on Saturday, night, honoring
John Davis on ixis birthday. . A large
number ror friends and relatives 'a'
tended .and enjoyed cards, dancing
and 1 dinner.
John Merrick attended the 'state fair
at Salem last week as the guest jot
Charles M, Hyskell, who motored up on
Wednesday.
George Thomas was host to a num
ber of friends on Wednesday evening.
entertaining In honor of his wife's
birthday. The lucky winners of prises
were Mrs. George Emmerick. Mrs. W.
S. Wessllng. Mr. Youngman and John
Darts. . " r - -,-
Misees - Mary - and Lillian - Bickner
and J.- W, Bickner motored to Salem,
Thursday, ta attend the!; fair, - .
Mrs. Lloyd Brown has been on the'
sick list but ts reported better.
. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Borghorst en
tertained several friends at their home
at an evening of cards, Saturday night
The girls of the; Eighth Grade Do
mestic Science club were hostesses on
Fftday at a limeheon served to Judge
Campbell of Oregon City aad. the fac
ulty . tof Oswego achooL . A proram
was iven during the afternoon,' with
the pupils of Mrs. Buckley's class as
hosts . ' Judge Campbell spoke enter
tainingly to me young- peopie. -i
The -Oswego Campfh-e'GlrU had the
fini toasting this.' fall. wWednaaday
afteraoon. They met at the noma af
their j guardian, . Mrs. Leslie Savaged -A
teumber of relatives ai4 friends
motored to Ttedlands Sunday last, for
aN birfthday dinner, given in honor of
Leonard Hallinan. well knowa jormer
Oswefca reEldent. 1, - ,
Mr .tend Mrs. Dale Slgler were din
ner hosts oil, weanesosy evening lor
Mr. and Mrs. Albart RosentreUr. ,
. I wii. . m ..a . 1-. m .. -1 i - .
Milwaukic
Tha Hauaehel Bros.' property,; con
sisting of two- and one-half acres, with
splendid house and buildings, has been
purchased by Mr. 'and Mrs. lauwe,
recently' of England; consideration.
Mrs. Harry .put or ua urova.
daughter of Mrs. Brooks, jhas r pur
chased the new Pelton bungalow on
Harrison street for 1200. f:
MrJ and Mrs. Ware, jiewcomers have
burchased two lots on Washington
street for JS50, and will erect a modern
bungalow.,
(wnTimd an increase1 in its capital
stpckf from llOO.ODtf to 20,000. The
bank was orgsniad la MIS. - ,
Adoloh pless a-nd Henry saptess,
sons m Rev. ana rs, Henry apiesa,
who j have . been .tenaing summar
ur-hool t Eutene. have resumed' their
duties as superiatendents of the Myrtle
Point) and Stansf laid schools. '
A marriage license has been issued
iaiChehalis.-Wash to Fred Purdyand
Bertha Rbasell of Milwaukee
Mrs. Stanley -Zelasko is Visiting
relatives in Grays Harbor county.
WuMneton.
tnhomwi F.rj' a native of Russia;
; ' ' . 1
and frohn Gottfried auter, a .Jg
of Swjtserland, both residents bf:?RoBte
1. Milvraukie. were examined in Oregon
City ion Monday for final naturalisa
tion papers. .: ' ?
Articles of Incorporation have been
firEd" wiih the 'state department at
Sanaa by the Milwaukie Real JSstate
iDefrelopment association, Milwaukie.
Incorporators are M. A. .Denman,
F. Richardson aud W. F. Frey. .
Tha Master Mason degree - was con
ferred oi three candidates' before Mil
waukie lodge No. 109, Ai F. and A. M.,
last Saturday night The degree work
was put on- by .the P. R. L, & P. de
gree 1 team of Portland. About 100
members were present
Troutdale
Maurice ' Thompson of : Lewiston,
Idaho, a nephew ef Mrs. C. 5. Thomas,
visited last week at the CJL Thomas
homei - Mr. Thompson is a marine en.
giheef., . i ' -1 :
Mrs. L. Maud StUes of Portland has
s taxied a class in music here. .
Miss-. Merle Monohan irislted ' with
korr.ei folks Sunday. ; '
. .juwaLtvjr nu w lie juioioiiea 10
Pendleton to attend the Round-XJp. -
Sunday visitors at the home, of L.
D. Howard were Mr. and Mrs. L. P.
Manning cf Gresham, Mr. and , Mrs.
McRoy of Portland and Miss Ethel
Manning ef Oakland, Or. Mrs, .How
ard ij daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Man
ning, j a sister of Mrs. McRoy and a
eon sin ef Miss Manning. a.
k ! J. Thompson is building a house on
his acreage near Troutdale.
J. K. Knarr and famUy have moved
to their new home on the Sandy river.
that k third teacher, -Mrs. Grace Otto
of Milwaukie, has been engaged. . Mrs.
E. C. Shaw, principal, has tita-seventh
and eighth grades, Mrs. Grace Otto
fourth, lifth and sixth and Mrs. C. E.
Scott I the three4 lower grades.
Mrsl JI, Holm Is having bojtJb of her
houses ' near . the M. E. church re-
shingled. 1 v ,
Mildred Surber, Cleclia Crawford,
Helen Xndan, Louisa Howard. Harriet
Holmes. Stella Weis and Richard Shroy
are attending Union high at Gresham;'
Miriam Spemce is attending Wasbing
ton high- and Horace McGinn is, Ben
son.. . -V-
Mrs, L. A.-Harlow and Mrs.-Mary
Parsons visited Mrs. H. Bradley at
West Linn one day last week i
, Thej EadieS'. Aid will meet with- Mra
B. Morehe&d Wednesday, October i.
' W. C. K pence and wife attended the
state f air at Salem, Tuesday.
Herman Blaser gave a chicken din
ner Tuesday; evening to a number of
his friends, r Among them were Mr.
and Mrs. WSliams, Mr. and Mrs. . E.
McIJean, son and daughter; all of Port
land, land Mar;, and Mrs. A. Althaus
and daughter, j . ''
Carson Heights
The appointments for the election
board for precinct No. 325 H for . tbe
November election are aa follows : Mrs.
P. A Duhrkoop, Mrs. F. ' W. Finke.
Mrs. -p. E. Ewing, Mrs. Bert Smith
and Mrs. George Hartman, supervisor.
Mr and Mrs. G. W. Paden are happy
over the arrival, of a baby girl weigh
ing 7 pounds, who U to have he
name jof Kathrym Mary. -
Tire 'pretty 1 attractive bungalow which
J. Doesark f Collins View -iii building
for himself is rapidly neaping comple
tion, i -. ',: ..'.
Mr. and Mrs. F.JW. Flnke are re
decorating their home In Kilpatric
tract.) . ' ,
The; BJverdale Parent-Teacher - asso
elation la planning 'to hold a dance, the
proceeds to fee used in the purchase of
a piano. j , .;. ,.
I Mr. and Mrs. A 'Dully and family,
with- AJ. Anderson. Mrs. Daily's brother,
recently returned from a. tour, of the
beaches, spending several days at
Wheeler, where they have a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Kirker are put
ting. in a new foundation to their 4ome
and making other alterations.
On account of the increase of pupils
at Capttol Itill school, a new teacher,
Mrs. Hayes, has been added to the
force. Mrs.. Hayes has part of the
fourth, fifth and third grades. : I
-The1 Ladies - Aid society' of Carson. J
Heighta Community church held its
first meeting of the year at the church
last Wednesday, when they made plans
for the coming year's work. . f- ---M- 'H
The I next meeting ef the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society will be held
next Thursday, October 5, at the borne
of .Mrs. StUlwelt at the Rex Aims
apartments, corner of East 13th and
Morrison streets. All members are in
vited for lunch at 1 o'clock. : ! .;
The Capitol Hill circle of tha Parent
Teacher association, held its first meet
ing Thursday. ' Mrs. D. B Kelly, coun
cil president, was the speaker. .Mrs;
R. A. lA ndeiwm rendered . vocal selec
tions. 1 Refreshments 'were served. -
t One of the most (Sligbtful. parties of
the season was that given by Mr. and
Mrs.' Pi. W, Flnke. in honor of their
17th redding anniversary, Thursday
evening, September 28 The evening
was passed . In cards and music, and a
sumptuous : buffet y tunc hi was Hwrved.
Among those present were Mr. . am!
Mrs. Morris., Mr. and Mrs. C Prfgrie
Mr., and Mrs. H. Copp, Mr. and ,Mra
H- " LI McGraw ' and Mr., and Mrs.
George Hartman and Mrs;. A. S'aJter
son. . . t-. "-i't- k a j
Mr. and . Mrs. W. ; Wrtsbt have re
cently jretifrnctd from jneior rin to
Seaside and various beaches. t ( r ,
Mrs, Paolor and family are tamc-ng
tha Invited guests -of Mrs. C- friggte
on a luotor trio to tre zaur at faaiem.
The many friends at Mr Morris will
be pleased to hear that he s iracov-
ered frotn. s recent severe , illness..
. i-.Mra. B. lathrop of acapitoi m ana
familyspent the day last weak, factor
ing to lAa fair a Saiem, -t-'
Mr. and . Mrs. Bert iSmitli sol Vr,
and Mrs A. T. JUIms were the gueatsj
of Mr. and Mrs. M- L. flcGrawi last
cupoay. .
Kenton
1 "
The parents and all interested lnUha
Kan ton Aiatrict will be Interested iu
the - fact that tha Kenton . school is
going to be remodeled and -eight roctns
added, which will include the sewing
and cooking for girls and manual traps
ing for the boys. '; The block Just east
of the school, eoasistrag of ana erruare
block, bought from the Kenwood Lead
eompany -at a cost ef f 10.09.- will bd
used as Blavtrrounds. . - t
. The ladies of the United Presbyterian
church and their friends spent a social
afternoon oh Wednesday at thehome
of Mr L. C WllkensonJ 3No. 1599 Elj
more street- 'r'" -.W':-'-it'-1
W. H.rWebb Is buHdlns residency
at No. Sl West Terry," This particu-
lay tract will be, remembered by older
residents ' aa the i cherry ' ' Orchard on
Peninsula-. avenue : which - consist of
19 acres ana nas peeq iaia out in ios
and homes are going up Jn rapid sue
cession,, 1--... .. :. ":
Mrs. Maude Felits of Los Angeles
Was the guest of Mrs. John , Jemison
00 Weonesday.. . .
Gordon .Wilkinson, son of Mr. and
Mrs, L. C. Wilkinson, will leave this
week - for. Eugene to enter the state
university, -where he will take up a
business administrative course, " v
, Tlie Missionary society ef United
Presbyterian- church will hold a social
mktwu J
M rs '-Ce4y.
meeting on October 4 at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, NVB; Madson, No. T
Kilpatric, are receiving congratula
tions on the arrival of a daughter, born
on August it, .
C A. Lyon, superintendent' of the
Protestant heme of orphan boys at
Lebanon,' gave :a series of lectures .at
Kenton school each evening; during the
past week.
The Kenton , Community church is
holding a- rally today and promoting
the children to their respective gradesV
Mrs. J. W. Sevier Jr. 'was hostess at
an informal dance given, at .Kenton
clubhouse on Wednesday, The rooms
were decorated in . red and b yeiiow
dahlias and autumn leaves.
U. Thayer, No- 1551 Brandon street,
is the owner of two Java monkeys,
4 years old. They are about the size
of an ordinary house cajt. and play
around tlie yard and street like chil
dren,' but being of a very curious na
ture, must be watched. Recently our
ing the absence of their owner the base;
ruent window become Droun ana tne
monkeys began to celebrate. Joe en
tered a near neighbor's house and
took 2 ana a 25 cant piece. Ha came
out and gave tha 2S cent, piece to
Daisy, his mate. In the -meantime the
crowd of children was growing larger
and more hilarious and the climax came
Just before the owner arrived, when the
monkeys found axdosen eggs in a
cupboard and began', to bombard the
spectators. - .
These .monkeys are supposed to be
hard, -to . keep in. ,capttvt!y put e Atr,
Thayer has no treable. They are
atrtetlv veaetarian and "soapartous,
being very fond of soaR. They watch
their chance SAd grab pieces of soap
and eat them with loud .smacks of sat
isfaction, i .
Montaviila
The ladles, gymnasium- class starts
Its winter meetings Wednesday eve
ning. October. 4.
The Sunsbln club gave a "penny cir
cus" at tha I. O. O. vaJL East 0th
and Glisan streets," Saturday, evening.
September 28. The club netted $100 to
be turned into the fund ror a seuu car
pet tn the lodge room. '
WA special call meeting of the Monta-
viua parent-Teacner association win
be held Tuesday October S, '
Mr, and Mrs. Zednlk. No. 276 East
88th street, spent last ' week-end . at
Corvallis, making the trip by motor.
' A. W. Kline manager of the; Monta-
viiia ijiDerty xneatre. is improving
ateadily at Portland Surgical hospital.
Hudson parent-teachers held their
first meeting of the year at Hudson
school last Thursday. There 'will, be
an evening' meeting, program Octo
ber 20. . ;
A reception, waa held at .'the Meth
odist church for the new minister and
family Friday evening, Srftember 22.
s'Wllliam IMcKlnley eorpg' held a sociable-
atx the home of - iMrsi . Sarah
Misen. No. 374 East i?3d street.
Wednesday afternoon,- September 15.
Tom Blanchard, No. 254 East 82d
Street, is visiting his son at Canby.
, The Community club of the Hudson
school district wiU hold its next meet
ing-Friday evening-. October "20.
; Mr. and Mrs.: John Harlow of Green
ville, ' Mich., are visiting: Michigan
friends in Portland and vicinity They
have come by motor and, are going on
to California, t -j f ;(-.,
Along' the Moorages
With: the arrival of fall, water sports
are no longer proving attractive to
moorage dwellers, although a few of
the braver spirits still enjoy an occa
sional swim. Parties and: dances will
now be in favor and the- dance held
at the Oregon .Yacht club Saturday
evening was the first event 1 of the
season.' - : X ,- . '' -,.
. Miss Evelyn T. Ross of WlUamette
has accepted a position as librarian in
a Brooklyn, Ni Y library, where she
will also deote herself to the study Of
child welfare, st . . - . .
Spending their honeymoon on Hoi
gate are Mr. "and Mrs. A. W. Llngaas,'
who have purchased the George Kas-
per. home. Mr, and Mrs. Llngaas
were married at the home ef the bride's
mother, Mrs. A Borgeson, Liiigaaa 4s
with the Whitney , Lumber company.
An event of the season was: the card
party at the Oregon Yacht club Friday
-evening, consisting of three tables of
bridge and five tables of "500." Mrs.
B M. Shermarn was - awarded first
prise at "100" And "Buddy v Williams
won consolatiorl First prise at bridge
was won by 14 O. Bradley and con
eolation by Mrs. L. R. Pearson. .:- .1-:-
- It is with, sorrow that friends of
B. Hoilingsworth, prominent mem
ber of the P. M. B. C, learn that he
is still- seriously II) at GeodU Samaritan
hospital.' nt;;;.i-i-: Xft-i- ' ;.. :::
The seoand meeting of the moorage
ladles sewing club was held at the
home- of Mrs. N. O. Lindholm Thurs
day. The club will be known as tbe
M. A. V.- E. JN." lo; henceforth, v
Mrs. E. 04 Olson ' of Los Angeles.
who has been vistilng her sister, Mrs
D. -D. Dackmsv- OBf-Holgate' left for
her southern borne 'Wednesday pa the
3. S. Senator.
. Mr. and Mrs. J.i F. Bryeon returned
to Holgata Thursday from a 10 days
visit at Ban - Francisco and Los An
Mr. and Mrs. a.! Evert Baker of
O..TT. C motored to tha Salem fair and
also to . visit theirson,v Everett,:, .at
lleighton : Horton of Lancaster, S.- Cf,
is visiting her sister; Mrs; J. Ct'Palen
of ' Willamette. Mr. Horton coatem-
platea - making his home ia Portland
and locating la- business. :..
The home of "Mr. and Mrs. J. Fergu
son en Willamette has been -purchased
by . Frank. Rosenthal at the Oregon
Honey Co." The Fergusons are doml-
IImI rh, Whwldnn innn. - - . .
Mr. and Mrs. Richard . Stra&l ot
Willamette spent': the ; week-end x with
the B. R. ,Nelson,,rtormer mooragera.
at theic ranch' at McMinnvuie.
About 10 frleneds' of the: Fergusons
on Willamette surprised them with a
farewell party -Tuesday evening.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ernest routs are leav
ing P. R.'-. C Toesdax for New York
city, where Mr, Pouts will manage that
branch of; the jantzea Juuttrag com
About'ie -memoera ox tne woroen s
department of the- Reorganised Church
of Jesus Christ, were socially enter
tained Thursday by Mrs. E. D. Auchen-bach-
of WlllsmeUa for ber:s.mot3ier.
Mra C T, Mowery. ,' "-ai.-.--'. y-'
Roy Renick. Yoreman , of the malnte
nanca deoartment of the Pacific Tele.
phone " and Telegraph company, J was
electrocuted last week While installing
nevv; telephone wires on the Willam
ette mcorage. Contact of, ;theire with
which he was .-working ana a nrgn
voltage light wire caused tne acciaen.
A i number "i of. 1 WiUamette-Holgate
residents met 'at the Carl Straus home
Wednesday evening." - where they en
joyed an informal card and; dancing
Party. 1 '',
Extensive improvements, are 1 unaer
way on the houseboat Tck" at P,iR. C.
owned by - Melvln Ogden. . .. - i -,
Mrs. R. D. Beam ana daughter Mar-
Jorie of O. Yr C. are enjoying a- vaca
tion at Seaside. - - :'
St. Johns.
f Tri-wor-suc la tha name .which one
of the girl reserve clubs of . the St
Johns branch of Y. v . a. nas
chosen. The name la a cbmbinatipn of
nrr'i "work" r and s "auocesS" and is
lemblf matte of the sftlrit t of the etub
wora. Kponsorea oy tms ciao. pim
times social was given In tne v. -. w
C. A. on Saturday evening.. :. ?
The St Johns Community dub will
meet in the Masonic hall Tuesday eve
ning for a ehort business session,' after
which the evening will . be spent in
dancing and cards. ts '
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis have moved
into the residence owned by, J. F, Gll-
m ore 'on Hartman street. '
Mrs. II. G. Ogden of Dayton was
the guest of- her daughter. Mrs. C. K.
Bailey, No. 819 ' North KeUogg. street;
last week. " ' tii
- Mr. - and Mrs. E. R, Ingtedue, Kix
916 South Ivanhoe street, returned oil
Wednesday from an extended visit to
relatives and friend in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Evans and Mr.
and Mrs. I. Fr Horsman were among
those who motored to Pendleton last
week for the Round-Up.
Mrs. J. S. Kerr attended the county
fair at SL Helens last week and vis
Ited with her son and his wife. Mr.
and Mrs. Ales Kerr, who recently pur-
ehssed a variety store there..-
W. E. Thompson has returned .from
Das Moines, where he- was called three
weeks ago on aeeount of .the serious!
iiiness 01 nis motner. . t, .
Frans Drinker has resigned his 00s
tion with the Peninsula Security com
pany and will .'enter the University jof
Oregon next week. : v ' ... :
, Mr. aadyMrs H. t Ci-ary of fiteatile
were guests af jair, ana ( Mrs. red
Couch, .and ,MC- and Mrs.: C. Ef Bailey
last week. "1. ; ; . '
Mrs. Clarence Wootey left last week
ror central city, Neb., where she will
visit her father and. other relatives.
Mrs. wooley will accompany "Iier
rather ,to ,the G. A R. reuniprr in Des
Moines. , ' .' ,
Mrs. William Blaikie will entertain
members of the Ladies' Aid society of
the Community" church, at her home in
Norh Willamette boulevard, -"on
weonesday afternoon. : The meetlna.
whih will te the first of the season
ror me society, will be of a social
nature, and a silver tea will follow.
The Radiators Sunday school class of
t-ioneer jsaetnoaisl ehurch will serve a
New England dinner ; In the church
basement on Wednesday, beginning at
a o ciock. a social evening will fol
low.
Rix&wood
The Parent-Teacher association met
last Friday and elected a new set of
officers for the coming year as fol
lows : Airs. Daisy Burlingame, prest
dent;. Miss M. Hartman, vice presl
dent; Mra Martha Cook, secretary
treasurer. The members are planning
an entertainment soon-to buy a: sewing
nMcraao lor ciud worK. : t .
The Rev. Mr. Hisey preached here
last Sunday evening and held a busi
ness meeting after services. T Hev.
Mr. Smith preached la Greahain. -....
- The . Ladies Aid WIU hold a business
meeting at the church Thursday to
elect a president to fill out the rest of
the year in Mrs. Powers' place. -.
B. Powers and two daughters left
tor ijos Angeies last Thursday by boat
They went to take Miss Ruth Johnson,
who has been in poor health for the
year - ',-
a meeting at the grange hall.
Wednesday , evening, f sponsored by the
'vra bureau, r two speakers,- Tom An
derson of : Pierce -county, Washington,
and Guy Robinson, gave interesUng
taik n cooperaOon for the farmers.
The v Grangers Are making great
iyjiuun lur weir lair and sasaar,
WnKa. yy ' .-4... . -r. - - r - ---: . .. '
Horppickers are ..alt fcai-itS -
port a Jolly rood time fi
madd good moneyr but that the grocery
fr . o.ii as they charged
such high prices fhi. v,. .
Mf; andMra,C E. Prlsk and family.
Mr--and rs. Bert Baker and family.
Rotsertana Kenneth Burgess, -Harry
We land. Albert Stockton Dave
Weiland r wiU leava J-rhTt i!
orchards next week at vinru tji
- T - z . . f:r
. uo. oureess aitenaea the Den.
wu. p-uy committee meeting la The Jour
nal building Fridav wnir.-T ?
riw tr "ut ounaay
With- Mr., and Mra. -Tt nn ...
heMaccabeea will hold a, meeting
Thursdayanerhoon. i 1 "t".8
irr Mr;n,.8iigefelifea
Ma5lfn' Mr rles Mc
Carter. will eave m a week's-fishing
and pleasure trio next R.,.. J Sir
v Mr,and MrswWIljr Sloan oved to
their; SmrnetiMontavinarii
Mrv and Mrs. Peter Burgess. Jr' and
i!'wr?. btc fish
T-IBMch r K butj also
dMahTT.?' ey
SSiSiGIafJstone
rila?W:: have re
turned to Gladstone after spending the
"''r . ar view, , where they
vvi uiiiur oi. cottages. - " -A
L. Stephens spent the first of the
wrea wim in en as in Salem,-
. Mr. wiu mm. j. uk wneeier are re
jmtziua over uw tvrnTU oi a sen, whom
iney win can i-roy.
. . Mr. and Mrs. K. Ketels have returned
from Eugene, where they were guesrs.
of J. K. Ketels and family."
At a special meeting ef the city coun-
eil, t held Ust Monday, tha bill for
graveling Clarldon and Axter . streets -
was ordered paid. . Superintendent or
StreeU T. E. Gauit was instructed to
close the road 'to the -city gravel pit
and put u danger signs. , .
The Sawiaii dub of the Gladstone
high school i girls met at the home of
Misses Mildred and Dorothy Kyler last
Monday venirg. v j
A".JtialAir.ielikiiea. na'-litttnitiul ,r
the Christian church Sunday morninc
in charge of Mti Clara Tata and Mrs.
George E. Winiama .
t -u.1. t. , 1 . , . 1 . .
- Mr, - JUIVj 'd, fUUg 1 1 1 LXI vi . VVCBI
Glads tone ; left pn Saturday! for De-
troit. Mich- to attend a railroad con- '
veatkm 'They ,wtll visit extensively i
throughout, the East and South before j
returning to Qladstene,. , I . I
county -cierk and Mrs. Fred. Miller
are receiving congratulations upon the
ajrivsi ( a daughter, born at the Ore-"
av nw8iv(,- j, .... :... .
Miss Fayna Burden, pf Gladstone
and Miss Louisa iSnuier of Jenalnea '
... W t . A. J . a. -
Bota are members of the Pi Beta Phi
fraternity ' j , w. . .. . j-..
Mrs, , 3. Hathaway . is lmprovlngl
from an illness of several months.
. Mr. , and Mrs. Clyde Green have
moved .Into - flielr oiew residence on
Exetar street. - ; . : . ; - ; ..1 f
Dale Olds of Camas. Wash..- son af
Mr,, and Mrs. Arant Olds., underwest
ac operation ror' sppenaicius last
Thursday and Is improving rapidly. , r
aussr Mary Hataawy. left September.
26 to resume her studies at the Pacifio
university. ' --1 , V i' -' -- : : - - . t. "
Mr, and Mrs. ,E.;P, Carter will re
turn to Bar View in October to spend
the' wlntert: K ... ; ... ! - .': ( r
Mr, and Mrs- R. Freytag and chili
drea, Ernest and Alice, spent the week
end in Corvayis. ' 1 j k. I
jra. , voiua airnarst or iamaracK :
Idaho, is visiting hee alster. .Mrs.
Florence Brendel. and her mother, Mrs.!
Emma ' Adams.- - - ' , j .
Mrs. . Brendel has- purchased the re-H
cently remodeled house of E. L. Brown
on Beatrice street. t
. Jennings. Lodge -
Mr. .and MrsThomas Hcwkins and
Mr.i and Mrs. William 'Gardner have
returned 1 rem the Pendleton Round-Up.
. cart etarkar, florist, was among the
exhibitor ait the Canby fjdr.
Mr. and Mrs. A B. McRevnoldi. who
have been gtieeta of thir parents. Mm
and Mrs. Henry Henriel, have returned;
to their home in Fort Worth, Tessa I
Mr. and Mra Robert Hughes accoin-i
paaied Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs!
oa a trip'over the Columbia highway ,1
Sunday. 5 . ! . ; vJ -iv:-: . - : .
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. 8. i Booth and :
children have returned from' a ; two
weeks' outing at Government Hoti
Springs,, near Stevenson, Wssl 1
' Robert T. Rogers has Installed a new-i
water system tn his Meldt'uni home. 1
The Therveux achool orchestra - will
play at the state Sunday school con
vention t be held in Portland, Octo
ber' 12. ' ' ')
Mr. andr Mrs. WHliam Snook and
daughter have been recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hopkins,
The resignation of Rev. A B. Snider. I
pastor of the Community church, was
read Sunday morning -ty Mrs. Bertha!
Hort, chairman of the"board.
.Mrs. Florence Moore and one of the
Oak Grove' teachers have rooms at Sil
ver Springs for the school terra;
fMr; and Mrs."W. W. Wood beck;- ac.
companied by Mr. and Mra .E. O. Eby,
attended, the Hanest Festival aisJUa
mascus last Friday. . 1
Mrs. k Bertha Hart has resumed her
-duties at the Starker greenhouses.
airs, tui . vook... enceriainea at
luncheon on, Thursday the., following
guests: Mrs. 11. E. Jlooker. Mrs, .1.
Johaison. Mrs. Ben Losey, Mrs. H. C.
Davis, Mrse- Lucy Wateraouse and
Miss Mary "Weinman. 1 -
Mr. and Mra. Harold Benjamin and
little son have- gone to Eugene, where
Mr. Benjamin has accepted position
as principal of the university high
school, located on the U. of O, campus.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marks and
baby daughter are, new residents on
East Jennings avenue.
Mrs. w. I. BUnstone waa hostess last
WedefMday at the- Grace Guild asso
ciation, which, was held at the churchy
Refreshments were served. . ;
Bora to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burco,
at a Portland . hospital,- Saturday
morning, a: son. -v '
Oak Grove.:.:
Mra Alice Barnett and her mother,
Mrs. Anna Abolt, have gone to Mot
Lake, Or., to spend a month ; for the
benefit of Mrs. Abolt's health.
Rev. Charles E. Miller and daughter
of Toppentsh, Wash., have been, guests
t th hom of Mr. and Mrs.! V. A.
Smith. v Miss -Miller lias entered Wil
lamette university .-1 , .
Mr. aodMrs. H-fW.3 Stevens and Mr.
and Mrs.. J, D. Batler attended . the
peaaieten Kound-Up. i
Itev. -A F. Lacey, former pastor of
tha Oak Grove Methodist church, has
bean transferred , from - Estacada to
Madras, Or. j " :.;- r
' The home of John 7. Rlsley pn ths
River road,", has been remodeled , and
is nearly cohiplated. , Ernest Hoover
son is the contraetor. -' -,i''-v'-'
Walter VJgiaa and E. Reynolds made
a' business' trip to, Newberg recently.
WU1 -Thompson, accorapanled by Ilia
brother 8J E. Thompson of Alabama
a delegate to the Episcopal -con venUon
recently adjourned , at Portland, , at
tended trie pendleton Round-Up.- -
' Mrs.-L, V.. Woodward of River For
esc Is organizing a class m piano
study..' t . . . ' ,
Mra" Willis Green of Lakewood sta--tion
recently entertained .25 -members
of 1 .tbe Oak Grove.Milwaukie Social ,
Service club, at her home, with, a lunchi
eon. Papers were read by Mrs. Mattle
Pierce and Mrs.' Anna Palmblad on
early explorations- In : North America.'
The basement of the Oak Grove
church is being repaired to be used as
headquarters for the Boy -Scouts. A
library will be .provided. ' h j ;
'PiXf i0amp")iiei9 the
kin fresh andcleaf, while touches
of theOiatment now and then as
eeeded soothe and heal the first pirn
pies, redness, roughnese or scalp
briutlotf. Coticura Talcum it excel
lent for the gkln. ' ' - . ; 1
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