pinochle Fri-! the rest of the afternoon.
ms were deco-
faN Bowers.
son- high and
O. Terry won
All won low
teas presented
ra. Flannery,
the Mesdames
Refresh-
menu were served to the following
; Mesdames Iola Moore, Amanda Sul-
ton, Nettie Griffin of Myrtle Point,
Mildred Schaer, Harriet Schaer.
Frances Brown, Bertha Holbrook and
Miss Edith Grqenwald. Next Tues-
day the club will go to Nettie Griffin's
>t Myrtle Point for potluck luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, of Aber­
deen, Washington, stopped tiere the
first of the week to spend several
days with Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs John McNair. Four friends
from Aberdeen joined them here and
the party went on to San Francisco,
where Mr. Smith and one of his
friends from Aberdeen boarded ship
for Midway Islands. Mr. Smith, who
is superintendent of the mechanical
work on two islands, has been in the
states for a two-week vacation. He
goes to Midway to spend another
year. Mrs. Smith plans to meet him
in Honolulu next summer.
were the Meedames J. E. Axtell,
I amis Bosworth. Don Estes, O. T.
Gant, Kenneth Kistner, Julius Ruble
and E. A. Walker.
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Mrs. C- C. Farr, co-hostess with
Mrs. Clifford Kern, at a bridal show­
er given Thursday afternoon at the
Arthur Towne home for Mrs. John
Towne (Patricia Nosier), found her­
self an honored guest at the party.
As a farewell gesture, Mrs. Farr’s
friends gave her a handkerchief
shower. Before the surprise shower
far Mrs. Farr, Mr». E. E. Nosier and
Mrs. Arthur Towne, the mothers of
the bride and groom, opened the
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Mrs. John McNair
Mrs. John McNair was doubly sur­
prised by members of the Co-Work­
ers club Thursday, when as hostess
for the regular potluck dinner meet­
ing, her guests gave her a bath towel
shower and a shower of miscellane­
ous gifts. Visiting and fancy work
filled the afternoon, Those present
were the Mesdames Genie Chase,
Homer Detwiler, C, H. Dondolio,
Hui tin, Ivan Robison, John McNair
and W H. Schroeder.
Mrs. C. J. Fuhrman, of Sixes River,
Mrs. J. E. Norton and Mrs. Bert
Folsom were the hostesses Friday at
a buffet luncheon for members of
the J. G. W. club. During the after­
noon, Mrs. Folsom brought out a lot
of old pictures, many taken of mem­
bers years ago, when their clothes
were a good deal different from those
worn now. They had lots of giggles
over helmet hats, extra long waist­
lines and hem lengths that varied
from ankle to knee, depending upon
the date of the picture. The J. G.
W. club was started when most of
the members were just out of school.
Many of them now have grown chil­
dren so there were also pictures of
J. G. W.s as young mothers with
their babies.
Present at the party were the fal­
lowing members: the Mesdames C. E.
Huling and Marvin Lyons, of Marsh­
field; James Walstrom, of Bandon;
J. A. Lamb, E. W. Lorenz, J. E. Nor­
ton, L. L. Rosa, Birdie Skeels, J. L.
Smith, Jane Williams, M. O. Hawkins,
H. A. Young, H. N. Lorenz R. V. Wil­
helm, Bert Folsom and C. J. Fuhr­
man, of Sixes River. Guests were
Mrs. George McClellan and daughter,
Donna, of Lebanon.
Mrs. W. H. Fortier gave several
parties during the week for her sister,
Mrs. Malinda Oderkirk, and Mrs.
Oderkirk's daughter, Mrs. Jack Saun­
ders, of Roseburg, who were house
guests at the Fortier home for nearly
a week.
Mrs. Oderkirk, who is a former
,Coos resident, has achieved consid­
erable recognition as a poetess. Be­
sides publication in various newspa­
pers throughout the Northwest, sev-
•ral of Mrs. Oderkirk's poems have
appeared in recently published an­
thologies of modern verse.
On Thursday evening, Mrs. For­
tier gave a surprise shower party for
Mrs. Saunders. Among the guests
were the Messrs, and Mesdames A.
R. Oderkirk and William Young, of
North Bend; Peyton Oderkirk, of
Marshfield; J. J. Esser, V R Oder­
kirk and V. R. McCurdy.
A family dinner party on Sunday,
when places were set for 14 ended
festivities for the visitors. One eve­
ning, while they were here, was
devoted to moving pictures taken by
V. R. McCurdy. Both Mrs. Oder­
kirk and Mrs. Saunders enjoyed their
visit here and their opportunity to
see old friends and relatives.
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