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Wagner-Whobrey
Miss Marie Whobrey and Edgar A.
Wagner were quietly married Satur
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Johnson where Miss Who
brey has made her home for several
years. The loom was decorated in
daffodils with greenery.
The ring ceremony was used, by
Rev. W. S. Smith, who performed it.
The bride was given in marriage by
H. L. Johnson. Miss Wanda Houdy-
shell^jittpnded the bride and Ross
Kistner acted as best man.
« The bride was very attractively
dressed in a royal blue dinner dress
and carried, an arm bouquet of pin
roses and freesias, while the brides
maid wore a peacock blue dress and
carried a bouquet of snapdragons.
Mrs. E. A: Woodyard rendered two
beautiful vocal solos, “Because” and
“I Love You Truly,” after which the
Nice fat birds.
Make a reasonably low Sunday
wedding march was played by Fred
dinner.
Dumam of Dora.
A reception followed the wedding
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at which time the following guests
wer?'served a delicious buffet lunch-
son: Mr.
son:
Mr. and Mrs. J. A- Houdyshell,
Mr. and Mrs. Guss H. Tillmann,
Misses OUve and Virginia Tillmann,
Henry T. Kuehn. Str. and Mrs. Clyde
E Niles, Mias Gloria Getz, H. C. Getz,
Tohn Rhule, Mrs. Allan McLeod, Mrs.
Maud? Woodyard,-Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Dale. Mrs. Martha E. Mulkey, Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Houck, all of Coquille;
Mr afid Mis. Arnold Sundstrom,
of Reedsport; Mrs. A. I. Wilcox, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles McGary, Jr., of '
Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Gear
hart, Miss Hazel Gearhart, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dumam and Mr. and Mrs.
Minard, of Dora.
to
make
another
payment
on
his
Three Before City .Recorder
During the luncheon the couple at
$100 fine the last of this month.
Three men have been before Re-
tempted to make their escape by car
coider Leslie the past week.
Walt
but were interrupted by the Usual in
Smith and Carmel Sanders, arrested
terference of human obstruction, rice,
After a time they were released
Friday, were fined $10 by the judge
Modern Piano Instruction etc.
on Wednesday and are serving it out'
and allowed to proceed, writing dec
orating their car and a cow bell fas
Ellis Barker, who had paid only
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tened under it in order to further
$04 on a drunken driving charge
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announce that they were newlyweds.
some time ago, was before the re
Mrs. Wagner is one of Coos coun
corder on Wednesday. He promised
ty's most efficient rural teachers, who
is now teaching her sixth year. Af
ter Che couple returns from a short
trip north she will resume her teach
ing at Sumner. Continuing to board
in her school district, shd will spend
her week ends with her husband in
the-H.
L. Johnson home.
Phone 100
Corner Third and Coulter
"Kfr. Wagner is a highly respected
young man who is employed by the
Coquille
Niles Motor company of Coquille
Mr. and Mrs. Wagner have made
many friends, all of whom are
deeply interested in them and wish
for them a most happy life together
Veal
"ÌJour Ideai Mealing Place.
Gano Funeral Home
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Club Notes and Other
Social Activities
Last Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs
Julius Ruble entertained about a
dozen of their friends to a 4.30
o'clock dinner, the guests being seated1
at the dining table, made beautiful
with a large center bouquet of violets
with matching tapers, and hand-
painted place cards with violet de
sign. During the evening, contract
bridge was\played, with Mrs. C. K.
Noreott holding high score for the la
dies and Willard Bosserman for the
gentlemen.
The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Lafe Compton, Mr. and Mrs.
Bosserman, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bry
ant, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boober and
Mr. and Mrs. Noreott.
On Monday evening Mrs. Ruble in
vited in for cards a number of ladies,
including: Mesdames Bingham, Mar
tin, Boober, Hudson, Ralph Taylor. 1
Vaughan, Lefevre. Leland Peart.
Oerding, Geo. Belloni and Lester Wil-
-son. At cards Mrs. Bingham and
»Mm. Martin were awarded the prizes,
The decorations for this occasion con-
sisted of baskets of purple iris and.
yellow daffodils.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Orvin Gant
entertained her bridge club at the
Coquille Hotel to' a seven o’clock din
ner, the guests later going to the
homa of M:s. Gant for cards.
The
main feature of the dinner was the
presentation of a lovely birthday
cake with candles, to Mrs. Don Estes,
in recognition of her birthdayi Fol-
■ owing cards, at which Mrs. E. A.
Walker made high score, the hostess
served punch and wafers. Mrs. Gant
Used most effectively about her
rooms spring flowers of narcissi and
anemones. The club members pres
ent were Mesdames: Theo Clinton.
E. A. Walker,* Kenneth jCistner, Don
Estes, Geo. Anderson, Julius Ruble
and Walter Litzenberger.
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Mrs. Bert Folsom was hostess to
Ker Monday night bridge club this
week, with all members present.
High honors for the evening went to
Mrs. Effie Miller. Those enjoying
the evening were: Mrs. Hal Pierce,
Mrs. J. E. Smith. Mrs. J. A. Lamb,
Mrs. Geo. Lorenz, Mrs, Muri Pettit,
Mrs. PH Lorenz and Mr*. R. F
Miller.
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