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Musical Program
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Scott: Maud Woodyard, fctoist, Zet-
tie Hawkins, Pianist.
Steal Away, Negro Spiritual:
Faculty Quartette, Robert Nelson,
Manning Nelson, Wayne Smith, E. E.
Leslie.
Ave Maria—Schubert, Manning
Nelson, soloist, accompanied by the
orchestra.
Selections:
Cantabile
religioeo
from Aida—Adagio from Fausto-Pil­
grim’s Chorus from Tannhäuser—by
the orchestra.
Panis Angelicas (O Lord Most
Holy) Frunck, George Tumey, So­
loist; Maud Woodyard, Organist;
Muriel Dee. Violin Obligato.
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, from
Samson and Delilah—Violin section
The last -service of St James
Episcopal church with which Rev.
Geo. R. Tumey was connected as
vicar took place at 11 o'clock Sun­
day morning with the Coquille Con­
cert Orchestra presenting a program
of vocal and instrumental music. The
church was filled and the audience
enjoyed the hour of music, the pro­
gram being:
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Ave Marta—Gounod—Orchestra.
The Lord’s Prayer — Malotte:
George Tumey, Soloist, Maud Wood­
yard, Organist.
The Voice in the Wilderness—
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Last Friday evening, the Myrtle
Club, husbands and families, met at
Coaledo for their annual turkey din­
ner and get together. The tong
tables were loaded with good things
to Mt and after everyone had eaten
their limit, a general good time was
bad. The older folks played pinochle
and the younger set, games of all
kinds* Thcwo enjoying th® oocosion
were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chard and
Phyllis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sandine,
Mr. and M h . Sig Eckhoimn and
¿leorgp, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Standley,
Eloise and Marie, Mr and Mrs B<*rt
Anthony, Rhea, Bobby and Louise,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mullen and two
children, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mullen
and three children, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Southmayd, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ruble,
Mrs. Helen Anderson, Mrs. Bertha
Edwards, Bonnie and Bill, Theodore
Zosel and Geo. Milholland, of Olym­
pia, Wash.
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nessy, of Maarttfield, Misses Betty
' Felker and Roto
Messrs. Man-
nlng Nelson, Wayne Smith, Bobby
Bums and Rev. G. R. Tumey.
Mrs. Laurence Bracelin, nee Mar­
jorie Dey, a recent bride, was ten­
dered a kitchen shower Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. Clinton
Baah on Heath street. The evening
was spent in playing games and cards.
Delicious refreshments were served
at a late hour. Present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Laurence Bracelin, Mr. and Mrs.
Vic Dennings, Dixie and Bonnie, Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Hubbard, Russel and
Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hubbard,
Mr. and Mrs. John Denning, Mrs. Eva
Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dey and
Barbara, of Marshfield; Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Hubbard, Phyllis and Janice, Miss
Evelyn Denning, Elmer Denning, Bob
Giles and Jean Leas, of Marshfield;
Mr. and Mrs. Bash and Jackie.
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Zettie Hawkins, Pianist
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Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusti­
cal»: Maud Woodyard, Soloist, ac­
The "Duplicate Club” met with
companied by the orchestra.
Mrg. A. B. Collier Friday for one
Prayer Perfect, Faculty Quartette. o'clock dessert luncheon. Mrs. Frank
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Andante Religioeo—The Orches­ Thrift and Mrs. Collier won high
tra.
score and Mrs. McClary and Mrs. Mc­
Members of the orchestra parti­ Keown, second. Members present
cipating were: violins, Mrs. Fred) were: Mesdames E. M. Kay, Albert
Jensen, John Bachman, Leonard Powers, R. E. Booher, IL E. McClary,
Ensele, Cherie Mae Hartwell, Euola Frank Thrift Hal Pierce, Mary Mc­
Vollman,
LaVelle Dale.
Cellos, Keown and the hostess.
Mrs. J. P. Beyers, Charlse Stauff.
Trumpet and saxophone, H. 8. Nor­ | The “Omit Club" met with Mrs.
ton. Clarinet, Geo. Fuller. Flute, Ray Matoon, nee Audrey Taylor last
Albert Seelig
Piano, Mrs. M. O. Thursday evening for an evening of
Hawkins. Musical director, Muriel bridge. Miss Margaret Belton! won
Dae.
high score and Miss Georgian!» John­
son, low. At a tote hour, delicious re­
freshments were served. Present
were:
Misses Norene McKeown,
Maxine and Georgianna Johnson,
Margaret Belloni, Lurene St. Clair,
Aloha Allen, Helen Lund, Mesdames
Frances Littrell, Lloyd Wood, Mon­
Friday, February 3
roe Swindall and the hostess.
Open House, Coquille Valley Coun­
try Club.
Mrs. Vai Harless was hostess to a
P. N. Grands Club at home of Mrs.
few friends for cards Thursday after­
Geo. Johnson, 7:30 p. m.
noon gt her home on Knowlton
Altar Society Card Party, Coquille
Heights. Following 1;« o'clock des­
Hotel. 3:00 p. m.
sert pinochle was played. Mrs.
Monday, February S
Frances Brown received high score
B. A P. W. club, Guild Hall, g:00
and Mrs. Bernice Clark, low. Guests
p. m.
were: Mesdames Irving Larson, T. F-
The J. G. W. club met with Mrs.
Erickson, Hobart Schaer, Ed Tuel,
Three Links Sewing Club, at home )
Frances Brown, Bernice Clark and Marvin Lyons In Marshfield Friday
of Mrs. L. A. Greene, 3:00 p. m.
for one o'clock luncheon, with Mes­
Sherman Morris.
Wedasedsy, February 7
dames J. S. Lyons, C. McC. Johnson,
Episcopal Guild, St. James Parish
Ç. W. Johnson and C. Huling as joint
House, 3:00 p. m.
hostesses. The afternoon was spent
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in needlework and chat. Those mo­
We carry complete line al Plumbing
toring to Marshfield were: Mesdames
Fixtures and Materials. See us far
A. N Gould, E. E. Johnson, C. J.
low estimate. J. A. Lamb Company.
Fuhrman, J. A. Lamb, J. L. Smith,
E. W Lorenz, Henry Lorenz, Lloyd
Rosa, M. O. Hawkins, O. C. Sanford
and Mrs. J. E. Walstrom and Mrs. E.
F. Lucas, of Bandon. The club will
meet next month with Mrs. Hawkins.
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! Peart ElUflgeen. Major and Mrs. G. L.
’ Maynard. Mr. gnd Mrs R. A. Hen­
of Loed'^^'^Mindfui
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of Hit Own-
Fallowing the regular meeting of
Beulah Chapter, No. «, O. E. S.,
last Thursday evening, a social time
was enjoyed with bridge and pinochle,
with prizes for high scores. Refresh­
ments were served in the banquet
hall.
Honoring Rev. George R. Tumey,
who is leaving Coquille to make his
home in Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Wernich were hosts at a dinner
party Saturday evening at their home
on Cunningham Drive. An evening
of music fallowed. Guests included:
Dr. «nd Mrs. T. De La Rhue, Mrs.
Tuesday evening, Mrs. J. E. Axtell
was hostess to her bridge club. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Trojel, first, and
Mrs. Estes, second. Mrs. Trojsl was
tendered a handkerchief shower. At
a late hour, delicious refreshments
were served. Present were: Mes­
dames Fred Watson, Kenneth Klstner,
D. B. Estes, Walter Litzenberger,
Julius Ruble, E. A. Walker, Paul
Trojel and a guest, Mrs. R. C.
Vaughan.
Mrs. Neil McGUvery was hostess to
the “Pythian Home Club” Tuesday
for one-fifteen o’clock dessert lunch­
eon. The afternoon was spent in
sewing, chatting, etc. Present were:
Mesdames Clarence Tuttle, Sam and
Jack Arnold, W. L. Kistner, Harold
Varney, George Gilman, J. J. Stan­
ley, Maggie Simmons, Ernest Perrott,
Carrie Baker, of Fairfield, Iowa; Gus
Tillmann, of Seattle, Wash., and the
hostess. The ladles will meet with
Mrs. Kistner in two weeks.
Monday evening, the “Get-together
Club” met with Mrs. G. S. Gosline.
The hostess was presented with a
lovely gift from the club in honor of
her birthday. The evening was spent
in playing cards and at a late hour,
cake, ice cream and jello, carrying
out the valentine motif, were served
with coffee. Present were: Mesdames
M. L. Giles, J. M. Doering, George
Burr, G. C. Torrey, R. M. Waggoner,
C. E. Martindale, J. W. McGuffin,
Miss Vivian Tomlinson and Mrs. Gos­
line.
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club last Thursday afternoon. After
,a short business meeting, an after*
noon of sewing was enjoyed, followed
by a dainty lunch. Members present
were: Meedames May Anthony, Huth
Varney, Alice Standley, Ina Sandine,
Aina Eckhoim, Angie Yoakam, Pearl
Ruble, Helen Anderson, Margaret and
Beryl Mullen, Bertha Edwards and a I
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