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THE TWICE-A-WEEK GUARD.
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MONDAY, JAN. 16, 1911
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t<.‘ud a public ball. The attendance pany. produced the play In Ikfix rliua
raislng money for the new church, tew friends at the rectory on Olive
was not as large us expected, which t been -e.'ii In New York div. Miss
and furthering the social life of the street. There were four tables of
was due to sickness ami other social Lai? 'more makes a splendid .'H om
church.
Mrs. Hard had as asslst- whist, at which
Mrs. D. A. Upper
functions that took pluce the sante Trelawney, and has the aupporf of a
ants, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Fannv Bar- wou the pYlze. In serving Mrs. Ham
evening
However, those who were splendid company, in which m her
ger and Miss Clara William
William:.. ’
Re mond was assisted by her soil, Phil
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present have Prof. Robinson's prom
freshments’were served at the close Hammond. The guests were Mr.
ise
to
give
another
In
about
two
of the meeting bv the hostesses.
and Mrs. Frank Page. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Klein’s play, "The Gam
weeks.
It is pioluilile that a mar
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Julius Goldsmith, Mr. and Mrs. D.
ried folks club will be organized blers,” has entered Its eleventh week.
The eighth grade of the Patterson A. Upper, Mr. and
Mrs.
M,
F.
and the social parties will be given Of the striking siK-ccssea of the pres
school gave their annual party last Griggs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Travis.
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ent Hi'asoli the Klein p|*| bolds the
semi-monthly. News.
evening. The upper hall of the Mrs. Chas. Long. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
president
of
the
The
supreme
vice
record among the serious dramus.
-Tie Gamira Delta Gamma soror-
building
was
the
scene
of
the
merry
inson.
and
Mrs.
A.
Lilly.
Mrs.
Emma
Fraternal Brotherhood
nened their beautiful new home Medford, where they will make their gathering, and It had been prettily
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It. Neldlg. arrived In liugene yester
Mrs. Leslie Curler, vrto has added
'ast Thirteenth street this after- home, as Mr Aya is engaged in the decorated with evergreens. Ivy. and
Oil Monday afternoon the Shakes day on her tour of the lodges of the
to her triumphs by her acting In the
¡. In honor of Miss Maude Stin lumbering business in that city.
Japanese
lanterns.
It
was
in
the
peare
Club
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
society throughout the Pacific North
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lending rede of "Two Women,” hns
their house mother. Their new
Mrs. Frank Wetherbee was hos nature of a masquerade party, and P. K. Hammond on Olive street. A west. She was the gueat of the •<>-
joined the large number of promi
e. which is so attractively ar-
the
costumes
afforded
much
laugh
profitably
couple
of
hours
were
cal lodge Inst evening, and she was 999999999999999999 nent women supporting th«« New York
tess
to
the
Ladles*
Aid
Society
of
the
ed. presented a most effective
ter duiing the evening. Those in at spent in the study of "Twelfth elaborately entertained while here.
school teachers In their fight for
arance. with its decoration of Congregational church on Tuesday tendance were Miss Ida Patterson. Night," followed by an interesting On January 16. she will be the guest
New York, Jan. 14
MI mh Maud«
afternoon,
at
her
home
on
Mill
equal pay. Rhe han written u letter
on grape, and cut flowers. In
Miss Georgia Dillon. Miss Leona Ed- discussion.
of honor at a banquet at Portland Adums' regular season Is always an;
street.
The
fore
part
of
the
after
dining room yellow formed the
to the president of the Teacher«* ue-
ruB, Miss Florence Plank. Miss An
Hotel. Mrs. Neldlg Is a cultured and event in New York, but this year her,
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utatlng h<<r view» on th«
the
‘ scheme, used in
decorating, noon was devoted to a short busi na Lawrence, Miss Drusilla Castelie,
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge forceful woman and has given her coming will be of unusual Interest, sodutloii stating her views
ness
session,
which
was
followed
by
in the candles which lighted the
Miss Jeanette Calkins, Miss Velma Club met with Mrs. C 8. Dillon tills best years to fraternal work, Th« for she Is going to present the long- nu bject.
a
social
hour,
during
which
Mrs.
ened room. It was presided ov-
Davis. Miss Little Elliott, Miss Cath week. The full membership of the present tour is one of many which promised "Chantecler." What will
y Miss 1 illy Irvin, assisted bv Wetherbee, assisted by Mrs. Fred erine Dobie. Miss Frances Schenk, club was present, and a most enjoy she has made to different parts of also be strange to admirers of Miss
At the Astor theatre "The AvIa-
Clementine Cutler. Miss Elsa Davis. Mrs. David Linn, and Mrs. Miss Cleone Carroll, Miss Edith Ela able afternoon was spent.
of Adams will bo her appearance on a tor," with WallaM Eddlllger in the
United
States
In
the
Intereit
i
he
Archie
l.iverore.
served
delicious
re
'ber. and Miss Neta
The theme Is of
Bartlett,
pass. Miss Ivy Forrest, Miss Helen
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stage other than that of the Empire title role, is on view,
her society.
e In th? receiving line with freshments to about tw nty-five la- i Rhodes. Miss Mildred Van Du.vne,
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theatre, which has been the home of the moment, the treatment Is farel-
dies.
Miss
Lillian
Gilkey
Informally
en
Stinson. were Miss Louise Ce-
Miss Etta Tobey. Miss Dorothy tertained a few of her girl friend«
The local alumnae association of her New York engagements for so <•«1. the love Interest Is strong, and
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M rs. E. E. DeC-m, Mrs. F. G.
Dunn, Miss Nellie Sales, Miss Laona on Thursday evening. Music and the University will be entertained at many years. "Cnntecler" will be pro n real aeroplane makes the climax.
Last
Monday
evening
Miss
Lucile
tg. Mrs. F.
. . L. Chambers, Mrs.
Clark. Miss Ruth Mills. Miss Vida
pleasant
hours the ' Tri Belt house. S70 Alder street, duced at the Knickerbocker theatre,
lotte Zteber and Mrs. Dunston Dunn entertained with a surprise McLeon. I eGrand Wigmore, Ned cards willed the
"Rebecca of Hunnyhrook Farm."
kitchen shower, in honor of Miss
spent at Miss Gilkey’s home on High uex Friday afternoon, by Miss Mo- with Miss Adams, of course. In the
lbany.
by
Kate Wiggins and Charlotte
Cox,
John
Ruth.
Wayne
Daniels.
El
Hair,
and
Miss
Mabie
Kuyken-
leading
rols.
She
has
been
rehear«-
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street . Those who enjoyed her hos
Margaret Hetich, a tyida of this
Thompson. Is In its fourth month at
e e
week.
| Ing the play for over a year.
Those who participated in mer Baldree. Archie Gumm. Louis pitality were Miss Cosby Gilstrap, dull.
the Republic theatre. The play Is one
Scaiefe, Miss Grace
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Miss
Enola
1 Wednesday
Woods,
_ morning at ten o'- the surprise were Mrs. Geo. Smith. Neff. Elmer Bissell. Joe
Society at Springfield.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell, who Is star that appeals to old and young alike.
: Miss Margaret Hetich, daugh- Miss Dillon. Miss Helene Del.ano. Chester Mye, J y McLeon and Janies Wells. Miss Vena Taylor, Miss Frieda
"It’s all in the Pay Streak," is ring this season in "The Foolish Vlr-
of Mr. and Mrs. W. I Hetich. Miss Ethel Gibson, Miss Meta Gold- Equals.
Goldsmith. Miss
Meta Goldsmith.
At the Globe theatre. Elsie Janis Is
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plouis Aya of Medford.
were smith. Miss Mary- Chambers, Miss
Miss Carrie EI sikw «. and Miss Gene- the title of a three-act comedy, put g.n." will en dher engagement at the
The
Kaf
eeplatsch
Club
spent
the
on by local talent at the Springfield Knickerbocker theatre to make room making a delightful "Slim Princess,"
vi«ve Elspase.
st
St.
Mary’s Catho'ic Juanita Wilkins. Miss Grace Bing
which Is also the name of ber new
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Ham-
opera house last night, under the for Miss Maude Adams.
Miss afternoon with Mrs. Creed
Father O'Farrel read the ham. Miss Eve'yn Bristow.
play
She takes the part of a Turk
Needle work
Royal Neighbors. The
The auxiliary of the St. Mary's auspices of the F
itlful Cath life marriage cere- Merle Lili, Miss Freda Goldsmith. mond on Wednesday,
ish Princess, whose lack of embon
v. Miss Hetich was attended by Miss Bessie Hendershott. Miss Kath and conversation, which is entirely Episcopal church met yesterday af piece was well staged, a nd
actr<*»»e»
in
The leading actors and
point causes anxiety under conditions
sister. Miss Mildred Hetich and erine Watson, and Miss Gladys Wil- German, occupied the afternoon. ternoon with Mrs. P. K. Hammond. formance was viewed by
New York will do the handsome thlug which prove to be highly entertain
Mrs. Htunmand served dt^uty re It was their
regular
fortnightly crowd.
troom by Wilshire Bristow. Mrs. kins.
this afternoon at the New Amster
The play Is by Henry llloaaob,
I freshments during the afternoon.
cast of c ha rac- dam theatre, where a testimonial per ing
Following is the
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meetin. and was characteried by an
Nicklln played the wedding
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(Ivor*» Ade's
Ada's
adapted from one of Georg«
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interesting program. Mrs. __________
Hammond - I ters:
:h while Miss Mae Huff Smith
The Birthday Club invaded the
formance will be given for Marcus beat short stories
Marguerite
j John Lawton
U. M. Cagley
by Miss
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Miss Muriel Williams, cousin of home of Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Wil
Mrs. Thrall entertained the Elco was assisted
Mayer, the well-known theslrlcal
lit
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/I tin
refresh-
( Flossie, his
daughter
bride, sang several solos. The loughby early Wednesday morning, club at her home on Charnelton Hammond in passing light
man. Among those billed to appear
The Salem high school and Fall
....................................... Verna Wallaoe are William Collier, Blanche Bates.
rs were: Mr. R M Walker Mr. in honor of Mis. Wil’oughby's birth street this afternoon, The usual ments.
City high debated the question of
Herbert, his son, an outcast .
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nan Siglin. and Mr. F. Wing day. The ladies spent the morning pleasant afternoon was spent, fol-
Amelia
Biagbam.
Dustin
Farnham
by the
restriction of Immigration
Vance Cagley
preparing a sumptuous turkey din lowed by luncheon served by the
Rich Mountain Circle No. 47, Iut-
Lina Abarauell. Robert Hilliard and educational test. Fnll City winning
allowing the ceremony, a wed- ner to which they all did justice at hostess and ber daughter. Miss Flor- dies of the G. A. R.. held their in- llarlen Brice, Flossie’s accept
a
long
list
of
lesser
lihgts.
The Salem team that went tn Cor-
ed lover
Fred Wilcox
stallation on Friday afternoon. Janu
breakfast was served at the noon. After lunch at six o'clock, the ence Thrall.
vallla. though, won. taklug the neg-
2 of the bride’s parents. Mr. and evening was spent -with cards aad
ary 13, in W. O. W. Hall. Past Com- JI Rogers, "Pay Streak", a
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William
Gillette,
who
is
making
stive
rustler
Charles Poole
Hetich cn High street. - The fol music.
Th Ke who spent the day
The Tuesday Evening Whist Club rnonder Frank Reisner, as installing
his
farewell
tour
In
repertoire.
Is
de
bg girls, members of a club. to with the Willoughbys jvere Mr. and met this week with Mr. and Mrs. Jul- officer, installed the following offi Mollie Baker. "Rocky Moun
River h»s n ««bastionai
tain Grouse”
Georgia Wood voting this week to his famous suc
h the bride belonged, assisted in Mrs. David Linn. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I ius Goldsmith. At cards Mrs. Lilly cers:
cess, "'Secret
"Secret Service " His
Ills engags-
engage
suit, one by Clive N. Need-
Rachel,
old
family
servant
^>f
President
Katherin
Smith;
S.
V.
Ing: Mi<s Helene DeLano, Miss Kays. Mr. and Mis. Robert McMur- won the ladies’ prize, and Mr. Page
William <1
Snow. n wel-
Mrs. Lawton's
Alma Betterly ment at the Criterion theatre ends
e Lili. Miss Lucile Dunn Miss phey. Mr. and Mrs F. R. Wetherbee. ! the gentlemen's. Mrs. Goldsmith Pres. Estell Dimond; J. V. Pres., An
riu'tor for ,30.000 bacauae
The social dance party at the op next week, and after a tour of the
’a Goldsmith, Miss Meta Gold- and Mrs. S. J. Wilson.
j and her daughters, the Misses Frieda no Pryor; Secretary Hattie Keopke;
Barhite;
chaplain, era house Wednesday evening, given lending cities. It Is said that Mr Gil
fi. Miss Grace Birgham. Miss
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and Meta Goldsmith served delicious treasurer. Eva
lette will settle down to play wilting
e Hendershott, Miss Gladys Wil-
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the retreshmentc. The guests were Mr. Mary Wheeler; conductor. Eva Mc- by Prof. Robinson for the married
, Miss Juanita Wilkin?, Miss Methodist church met at the home and Mrs. J. W. Kays. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy; assistant conductor, Hattie people, was one of the most enjoy
Miss Ethel Barrymore In Trelaw
-erine Watson. Miss Evelyn Bris- of Mrs. F. J.
Mitchell; guard, Mrs. Fetrow; assist- able social affairs of the season. I he
Hard on
Hilyard J. K. Pratt and Mrs. Lil’y.
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Miss
Mary
Chambers
and Miss street Tuesday afternoon. At that
ant. Mrs. Dansfield; musician, Pearl dance was strictly Invitational and ney of the Wells,” Is doing splendid
work.
Not since Mary Mannerlng
1 Gibson. Mr. an d.Mrs. Ava left time the society was divided into ten
On Thursday evening Rev and Lindley. There was a large attend- ( was given at the request of a num
The Guard's Classified Ada pay
the
afternoon
train
for woiking bands for the purpose of Mrs. P. K. Ham nond entertained a ance of Springfield Circle and Post. ber of citizens who do not care to at- headed by the Lyceum thentie <<>m-
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