V
r IN SOCIETY
| Mrs. Morion Vcatch carrying off the
I honors.
Mrs. Hemenway in her pleasing
manner briefly outlined bazaar work. |
The gucsta matched pieces of fancy
work to draw partners for the dainty
lunch which doaed a pleasant social
Brugger-EUis Wedding.
An attractive wedding wan cele­ event. Fifty guests were present.
brated at the home of Mr. tint! Mra.
Miss Franklyn Dean and Clyde P.
A lt « k in « when Miss Nellie M Kill» Stafford were married at Eugene yes­
wit» married to Kilward I.. Hrugger, of terday.
Mina Dean is the daughter of
Koaalia, Wash., Saturday evening. No- Mr. amt Mrs. D. F. Dean, and has
l vent tier 4, 1911.
been employe«! aa eompoaitor on the
Promptly at 8 o ’clock the bridal Cottage Grove Leader. She bus made
party entered to the »train« of Meiulol- many friends during her few month»'
solin'» wedding mareti, played by Prof. residence here.
Ml. Stafford ia a
J. U. Waterhouse.
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bookkeeper at lialaey.
Kittle Jennings king, dressed in
Mrs. N. K. Compton entertained Die
pale blue, pieceded the bride, bearing
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
the ring in a while roaebud.
church at tier home We«lne»da> a fte r­
The bride, charmingly gowned in
noon. About thirty ladies were pres­
pale blue tatfeta with an exquisite l»ce
ent and the afternoon was pleasantly
drape and carrying a shower tunpiet of
spent in games ami social chat. Later
white chrysanthemums and ferns, en­
refreshments were served.
tered attended by her bridesmaid, Miss
Invitations are out announcing the
Audra Kliinehart, who ap|i«‘areti in
white crepe de chine. The groom wore wtslding o f Miss Vernio Brown ami
the usual conventional tdaek and was Clarence Roy Boyd which will lie cele­
attended by l.uther A. kin g o f O. A. brated at the Christian church on
Wednesday evening, Nov. 15.
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attractions, its tine beaches, hot
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Justice of the Peace Alta king ulti-
ciated at the ceremony, during which
the guests remained standing and
joined in singing "B lea t He the Tie
That Hinds ”
Green and white color scheme was
used throughout the living room. The
piano and bookcases were banked high
with asparagus ferns and white cos­
mos, gracefully interwoven with white
wax berries. The doors and windows
were arched in ferns and berries.
The rooms were lighted with soft
yellow shades. A rare old stand of
California red wood in circular design
was spretitl in one corner o f the room
with an exceedingly handsome white
lace lunch cloth. This held the wed­
ding cake which was designed and dec­
orated by an intimate friend o f the
bride. Ferns and wax berries were
arranged around the bottoms of the
table to give the appearance of an altar
at which place the groom and his at­
tendant arrived d u r i'g the first meas­
ures o f the wedding march to await the
conmig of the bride.
A ft e r congratulations, the bride
started the knife in her cake which
was served with bon bons.
Prof. Waterhouse furnished instru­
mental music during the evening ami
Mra. Waterhouse sang very touching­
ly “ My Wish” to the bride.
The bride, who was the valedictorian
o f the 1910 graduating clasa of Cottagc
Grove high school, was a very popular
young lady and the groom is a highly
respected and prosperous merchant of
Rosalia, Wash., in which place Mr. and
Mra. Hrugger will be at home after
Nov. 15.
Following is a list o f the invited
guests:
Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar King, Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Water-
house, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kinter, Mr.
and Mrs. C. K. King, Mr. and Mrs.
Chamberlen, Mis*es Lulu Currin, Lau­
retta Atkinson, Leah Perkins, Jean
Del-ong, Jennie Smith, Audra Rhine-
hart, Messrs. Hugh Currin, Henj. C.
King. Chas. Heals, and Luther King,
Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Hrugger,
Spokane, Wash., and Miss Harriet
Hennett, of Bohemia.
Some o f the presents received t y the
bride w ere: Silver olive fork, Mrs.
Edgar K in g ; set o f silver teaspoons,
Mrs. Harrison; silver berry spoon, Mr.
and Mrs. Waterhouse; silver sugar
tongues, Mr. and Mrs. K in ler; antique
brass book rack, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
K in g; hand made dower chest, Mr.
Chamberlen; silver salad fork and ber­
ry spoon, Misses Currin, Perkins and
Mr. Currin; solid silver sugar shell en­
graved, Misses DeLong and Smith; set
of silver salad forks, Miss Atkinson
and Mr. Heals ; cut glass salt and pep­
per shakes, Henj. C. K in g ; large hand­
painting, Miss Hennet; solid silver
bread tray, engraved with the bride's
monogram, the g if t o f the groomsman
and bridesmaid; solid silver souvenir
spoon o f Cottage Grove, Mrs. Job; sol­
id silver cold meat fork engraved, Mr.
and Mrs. Alta King.
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The Woman's Club met at the Com­
mercial club rooms Saturday a ft e r ­
noon, Nov. 4, .and opened its first
meeting of the season with a large at­
tendance. A fte r answering to roll call
by discussion of current events, the
members took up the study o f Shake­
speare's, “ The Merchant of Venice”
and the afternoon was pleasantly spent
in an interesting study o f the leading
characters in this historical play. The
ladies were much encouraged over
the interest manifested at the first
meeting o f the club. Officers present
w ere:
Mrs. J. C. Johnson, president; Mrs.
I). Hemenway, vice-president; Mrs.
Geo. M. Hall, secretary, and Mrs. H.
A. Miller, corresponding secretary.
The next meeting will be held at the
home o f Mrs. Geo. M. Hall.
Tuesday afternoon, November 7,
Mesdames, A. W. Kime, A. S. Powell,
A. A. Richmond, C. I). Brown, Emma
Miller and D. T. Awbrey gave a de­
lightful “ A t Home” at the Christian
church to the ladies and friends o f the
church. This affair was given in an­
ticipation o f an elaborate bazaar to be
given later, and the leading affair of
the afternoon was a needle threading
contest that caused much merriment,
Mrs. Nelson Durham was hostess to
the Young Married Ladies' Embroidery
Club W’edm-aday afternoon at lift- home.
A pleasant time was spent, embroid­
ering and a dainty luncheon followc<l.
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Cabinet Photos, $2 per Doz.
Cabinet Folders, $3 per Doz.
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Hot tor ratios for more money but
more for your money than you cun
got anywhere else. These Mpeoittl prices
will not last and you will have to hurry.
W e have the largest and best stock of
Photo Goods ever brought to Cottage
(»rove, also by far, the Itest equipment.
Quality the best.
ARMSTRONG & DEAN
N O R T H F O U R T H S T .. C O T T A G E G R O V E
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CHURCH NEWS
At the Presbyterian church, Sunday
Nov. 12, there will be the usual ser­
vices, as follows: Sunday school ut 10
a. m. Sermon by the pastur, A. S.
Mason, at 11 o'clock, subject, " T h e
Mission of Suffering.’ ’ Christian En­
deavor society at 6:30, led by Mr.
Ernest Wyatt.
Evening sermon at
7:110, subject, “ Do it Now, and H e r e ."
All will be cordially welcome.
Rev. Smith, of Eugene, tilled the
Presbyterian pulpit Sunday, Rev. C.
E. Wnoley. who had been announced,
being unable to come. Rev. Smith
proved an entertaining speaker.
Rev. A. S. Mason, of the Presbyter­
ian church, preached at Eugene Sunday
and reports successful services.
The Bible school o f the Methodist
church is increasing in attendance ami
interest. One hundred and tifty-ffve
were present last Sabbath morning,
against ninety-three on the same date
a year ago. No less than twenty-six
were present hi the young |>eoples’
class. One young man was baptist-d
during the peoples' popular service in
the evening.
On Tuesday evening the workers of
the Methodist church held four cottaee
services at the homes o f
Messrs.
Handy, Lewis, W ilkinson and Gardner.
Delightful seasons of prayer sod praise
were enjoyed. Next week more meet­
ing places will be added to this list.
Due notice given from the pulpit at
the Sabbath gatherings.
The workers o f the Methoidst church
have in preparation a splendid program
for next Sabbath. Public woratnp at
11 with sermon by pastor. Subject:
“ Hand-Picked F r u it."
This should
be of great interest to all orchardista.
peoples’ popular service at 7 :3U, Rob­
ert Sutcliffe s|>esks on “ The Question
of a Frightened J a ilor." There will
be special music at both these gather­
ings. Bible school at 9:46. Glasses
for all ages. The Epworth League
Devotional meeting at 6 :30 conducted
by Ansel Wood. A hearty welcome
extended to all.
FAKE MAGAZINE AGENTS
SWINDLE PUBLIC OUT OF TH EIR
MONEY.
Remedy Lies in Placing Orders with
Local Newsdealers of Known
Responsibility.
The attention o f the public is called
to the numerous “ agents'' working
throughout Oregon and the Pacific coast
soliciting magazine orders and collect­
ing money in advance. We beg to warn
you against these fake canvassers, aa
a number o f local peolpe have been
victimised, and suggest that to avoid
any risk you filacc your orders with the
Modern Pharmacy, a responsible busi­
ness house o f your home city, which
makes it unnecessary to patronize
strangers, who are usually frauds.
We ran supply you with any magazine
in the world ami giv e as low clubbing
rates as anyone or will deliver maga­
zines to you on the day they are re­
ceived and you may pay for them as
delivered. We want your patronage
ami ask you to favor us as against the
strangers. 1-et us have your orders
now for single copies or subscriptions.
Always at your service,
T H E M ODER N P H A R M A C Y .
The Kexall Store.
Extra copies o f the Sentinel always
on hand to send to your eastern friends.
Virginia Creeper Is Dangerous.
The discovery o f the fact that the
Virginia creeper berry is a powerful
txic was brought about by the myster­
ious death o f Dr. Alan Welch Smith’s
20-months old ton two weeka ago in
Keep the W h e e ls M oving
•OMKTHING broken down?
Maybe it’s the plough
I or the m o w in g machine.
W hat's to lx- done ’
!>«-lav means lt>s*
T h e nearest supply «U-j►
>>t may Iw miles away.
U max lx that tii*
necessaiy patt can «>nly I k * obtained in some distant city.
T h e Hdl Service does the work.
T h e tanner gets into quick communication with the deal i and ship­
ment is made without delay.
N o wonder the entetprising igniter regards the Hell S n v i c c a s a u
essential to success.
A re you trying to get along without it
It' so, consult our I«« al manager.
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Center Pieces made or brown or white
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We have I). M. G. Cotton in all sizes and colors for
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COTTAGE GROVE,
Cortland. The death was attributed to
acute bronchitia, but Dr. Smith, who
ia a member o f the city health board,
waa not satiHfled with the cause given
on the death notice.
City Milk Cherniat Galloway waa
aaked to make an analyaia o f the
creeper herry. The milk chem'at fed
a dozen o f the berriea to a guinae pig
and the animal died 36 houra later, ex-
OREGON
hibiting all the aymptoma that had
been observed in the caaeof the infant.
The vomit of the child waa alao ana-
I ¡zed and found to contain hundreds o f
the minute apicule of the deadly berry.
Medical expert» aay that Chemiat
Galloway’ s experiment is the first they A
know of where a human death haa been ^
known to have resulted from eating the
berries o f the plant.
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