THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OREGON. FRIDAY. AVGUST », WM
SOCIAL NOTES
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Miss Delia Sherwood entertained
with a Bridge tea Monday afternoon
at hdr home, honoring her sister, Mr».
Harry Slack, who hat been visiting
for a fortnight with her parents, Mr.
and Mr». A. J. Sherwood. Bouquets
of larkspur and marigold were beau
tiful in the rooms. Those who enjoy
ed the pdeasant hours were Mesdames
Harry Slack, Delbert Oberteuffer,
Hale B. Eubanks, J. Arthur B.*rg, O.
C. Sanford, A. J. Sherwood, Miases
Adrienne Hazard, Marvin Jane Haw
kins, Pauline Chaae, Harriett Gould,
Cynthia Liljeqvist, of Portland, Kath
erine Nickelson, Doris Sengstackpn,
Mrs. John Lawler, of Marshfield;
Mrs. Chas. Ridenour, of North Bend,
and Mrs. Muri Pettit, of Albany.
Along the North
Trail
■y CLARISSA MACKIE
Mrs. J. G. Denton, of Fresno, Cal
ifornia, was the guest of honor at a
Bridge luncheon given for her pleas-
I ure by her sister-in-law, Mrs. E. A.
| Walker, last Friday afternoon at
1:80 o’clock at her home in East Sec-
| ond street. Centering each small
luncheon table was a pretty bouquet
| of sweet peas. About the rooms were
alto bouquets of gladioli and snap
dragons. Covers were placed for I
Mesdames J. G. Denton, Harvey 8.
Hale, Roy Watson, E. L. Vinton, A.
I W. Chapin Jr., Otto Davis, W. H
Mansell, Donald Estea, C. C. Williams
A. B. Collier, R. A. Jeub, Edwin L.
¡Kay, Wm. Zosel, A. O. Walker, G.
I Earl Lo>w, J. Arthur Berg, George
Johnson, L. H. Griffith and Mrs. Del-
1 bert Oberteuffer,
of Eugene,
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*---- , Mrs. H.
R. Lukens, of Marshfield, and Miss
Ellen Warren, of Seattle. The high I
score .prise went to Mrs. Low and
Mrs. Denton was ffiso presented with
a lovely gift.
Marx Made (slothes
Miss Ethel Mae Squire was united
H in marirage to Albert Owen Weekly.
I of Roseburg. Oregon, Saturday even-
I ing at seven-thirty at the Adventist
I church, their pastor, H. A. Nieigaith
officiating. The bride is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Squire, who
live only a short distance out on the
| Myrtle Point road, having resided
here about two years.
The church
having been prettily decorated for I
the occasion with greens and pir.k
and white dahlias made a pretty set
ting for the bridal party. The bride
was given in marriage by her father.
She was lovely in a sleeveless gown
of white crepe, her tulle veil daintily
gathered about her face and held in I
place by a wreath of orange plossoms. I
She also carried a bouquet of pink I
rosebuds and white sweet peas. Her I
little sister, Velma, dressed in white!
was flower girl. Anither sister, Ber-1
nice Squire, was the bridesmaid of I
honor and she wore a green georgette
dress of pastel shades,, also carrying
an arm bouquet.
Floyd, Squire, a I
brother, acted as best man to the
groom. Mrs. Sam Johnson played the I
wedding march. Preceding the service I
Mi ss Bernice sang moat sweetly, "I I
Love You.”
On leaving the church the happy I
couple was greeted with a shower of]
rice. About thirty-flv» guests were
entertained at the Squire home fol-1
lowing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. I
Weekly left immediately on a short I'
honeymoon trip and will live on Mr. |1
Weekly’s farm near Roseburg until '
fall when both entend to enter the
Adventist college at Walla Walla, j
Washington.
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Mrs. Melvin Kern gave a lovely
birthdag party for her oldest daugh
ter, Mary Kern, Thursday, of last
week in observance of her tenth year.
Out on the lawn a large table had
been arranged and decorated with
dahlias and sweet peas, where the
children were served iee cream and
cake. Mrs. W. A. Gilbert and Mrs.
Josh Ruble assisted the hostess.
Those present besides the honored
guest were Lucille Flitcroft, Nellie i
Lane, Leona Belle Coy, Lois Guider
Laura Carter, Betty and Lucille Kern.
Evelyn and Erma Porter, Delores Bel-
loni, Dorothy Osmond, Verda Zosel,
Kleanore and Winifred Newbury,
Bobby Gilbert and Robert Arnold.
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co
Coquille
PHONE 100
Mrs. George Lorenx is entertaining
with a seven o’clock dinner this eV-
ening at her home, complimenting her
rister-in-law, Mrs. -B. 8. Norton, of
Redding, Calif., who expects to return
to her home some time the latter part
>f next week. Larkspur and mari
golds centered the table where place«
were provided for Mesdames 8. 8.
Norton, M. J. Hartaon, Caroline Lor-
jm . A. J. Sherwood, J. A. Lamb,
Muri Pettit, Edw. Lorens, Misses
Delia Sherwood, Avis Hartaon and
the hostess, Mrs. Lorens.
Sentenced and Paroled
roads «of the county were
by the county court this
First M. E. Church
There will be a union service of
the
churches and young peoples’ so
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. Belle
cieties at the Church of Christ Sun
Elwood, superintendent
Morning worship, 11 a. m. Sub day evening.
Gua A. Garboden, Pastor.
ject: “Christian Fellowship.”
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 p. m
Pure Fresh Milk at 10c a
Meeting of Ladies Aid at Mrs.
Belle Elwood’s hom^Thureday after Delivered by Coquille Dairy.
171-R.
noon. Mrs. Sadie /ayes president.
Meeting of the Epworth I eague
Friday night 8 p. ns.
Miss Cleta
Call Farr A Elwood for transfer
Johnson, president.
and fuel.
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