ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. IATURDAY. MAY 22, 1911
PAOE THUI
1
OCIETY
Mill Mm C. Tillman
Society Edlior.
Btll Phone 5IJ R.
Ham 2IM
A delightful affair o( (In week tuiilc
plure an Monday at I lie O. I). Auilin
home on Montgomery iltcet when
Mrs. Autiln anU tier titter, Mn. D. J.
llallanlyue, entertained fur llielr
mullier, Mr. Mien Jonc. I.ilile Mitt
Cernldliie Kinne, drcttcd in t dainty
while frock trimmed In iink, received
the gueata at the door. ' The rooma
were artiati.'ally decorated in riut of
roue, which made in effective back
ground for the (manly gowned ladica.
Fancy-work and music furiiialicd the
fternoon'a diveraion. The muaical
program, which wat very much en
joyed, conaiatcd of vocal toloa by
Meadamca Rhodes, Nulling Davia
and Kelly and I piano aclcclion by
Miaa Logan. Mra. Worrell and Mra.
Ilurklurt rendered I piano duet. 'At
he cloac of the afternoon, a dainty
luncheon waa aerved by the Miaaca
Marcicl Auatin, l.ucile l.onglMttoin,
Violet Nutting and Nathiel Donaca.
The privileged gtiealt included Mee
damei K. Wilea. ". L. Pate, U O.
Coalea, II. L. Ilochineyer, II. 'II
Hewitt, S. C. Worrell. Walton Wor
rell, Howard Keevea, J. J. Cultina.
Fred Fortmiller, A. Stark. Kigga. 1
II. .'Iodine. J. A. McKillop. J. t). Sum
mera. W. A. Uarretl. t. E. Kinne.
W. C. Tweedale. J. W. Wcaiherford.
Arthur Bowcraox. L. II rlah, W. II.
Iloltnan, L. E. Hamilton, l.onghot
torn. W. II. Rhodes. P. P. Nutting.
L. I.. Swan. J. L. White. Percy Kel
ly, I.ouia Vicreck, Edward Viere-k.
Charlea Mnnaon, Harriet Faulk
(Alaaka). Griff King, Grant Pirtle. A.
Auatin, II. Palmer, William Hand,
John Kobaon. G. W. Wright, Mc
Chcaney, W. It. Davia. Logan, Daw
aon. George Taylor, Roliert Burk
hart, Hugh Fiaher, W. I Marks,
Fred Word. Reed Walworth. D.
Wakefield (Portland), Glen Junkina.
Bert Weatbrook. U. G. Smith. R. A.
B. Veal and Miaa Nellie Pate.
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In compliment to Dr. and Mra.
Kavanaugh, who have juat returned.
after a aix month'i trip in the Kail
und who arc reaidenta of Portland.
Mr. and Mra. A. Mirkel were hoata
to the mcmbcri of the "SKI club,"
the club in which the honored gtieata
were ntrmhera while they reaided in
tliia city, on Tuenday. "5tW waa the
game played and at the cloac Miaa
Stella Durgan and Mr. Grant I'irlle
acorcd high. In the lute evening the
hoateaa aerved I drliirhtful iiiiper.
I)r, and Mri. Kavanaugh were pre
aented with gift aa a remembrance
front the gueata. The additional
gurtts included Meaara. and Mea.
dutiicl IV Mitchell, J. V. Uooley, J.
Liudgreu, Grant Pirtle, Miaa Stella
Dorgau, Miai Anna Schulta, Mra.
I.ouia Goff, Mra. Peter Paulue, Mr.
Ora Baker and Mr. Harry Shea.
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Mra. Frank Meiatcr entertained the
mcmbera of the Arlcrafl club on
Tueaday. A plcaaunt time waa paaa
cd in acwiug and converaation and at
the rloae, dainty refrcahuientl were
erved.
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Miaa Elhrl llcougher, aenior of the
Albany high achool, waa the iuapira
ii on for a farewell party on Wednra
d.iy at the home of Miaa Winnifred
lladlcy at hrr borne. 124) Water
atrcel. (jamea and niuaic furniahed
' lie eveniug'a diveraiona and at the
t'loae of a aocial hour, choice refreah
ineuta were aerved. Thoe preaent
were Mr. and Mra. Maurer, Mr. -and
Mra. Hadlry, Mitace Eater Gilbert,
Father Maurer, Miunifred lladlcy.
1 llu I Beougher, Meaara. 1-eilic Babb,
Barclay Newman, Glenn Monoamith,
Otto LaGrange, Emit Gilberg, I.loyd
lltdlry and Cheater Hughaon.
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About thirty-five neighborhood
frlrnda aurpriaed Mra. R. llolbrook
on Wednraday, at her home in Al
bany hclghta. the occaaion being her
birthday. The rooma were prettily
drcoratrd with pink and white roaea.
The evening waa paaaed in gamea and
niuaic, Miaa Alice llolbrook render
ing aereral vocal and piano selection.
Dninty refreahmenta were aerved at
the cloac of the evening by Mra. Van
N'uydcn and Mra. Whiter Daggett
and Miaa Alice llolbrook.
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Mra. F. C. Pate waa a charming
hoateaa today, when ahe entertained
at, carda. "Bridge" waa the game
played and the gueata made up aia
tablea. In the late afternoon a dninty
collation waa aerved. The privileged
gueata included Meadamca A. Auatin.
(). D. Auatin, Reed Walworth, Rigga.
J. D. Sumtncra, Francia Arnold, J. J
Collina, C. R. llolvert. On a. Mnnaon,
Falk (Alaaka), C. II, Wieder, 1. H.
Fish, McAlpiu. Clara Hand. Mark
Wcaiherford. Grant Pirtle. I'. R. Kel
ly. Farl Fiaher, W. L. Marka. Walton
Worrell. Fred Ward, Glen Junkina.
Will Merrill, and Brundage.
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Miaa Bernice Hackleman will be
preacntcd by Miaa Waggencr in a
piano recital and Miaa Eva Gentry
will be presented by Mra. Flo in voice
next Thuraday evening, after prayer
meeting! at eight-thirty o'clock in the
Firat Preabyterian church. All
frlenda of Miaa Hackleman and Miaa
Gentry arc invited to be preaent, aa
no Invilationa have been iaaued.
The Hotel St. Francia wat the
acene of delightful gathering on
Wednesday evening when the clasl of
'16 of the Albany High School com
plimented the claaa of 'IS, the occa
aion being the annual Junior-Senior
banquet. Miaa Margaret Gibeon and
Mr. Lyle Bain, who had charge of af
faire, were aaalated In receiving by the
Miaaca Eleanor Bruce and Hildegarde
Spill-nan and Meaara. Foreat Camp
bell and Fred Aldrich. Promptly at
8:15 the jolly crowd entered the din
ing room and found . unique hand
painted place carda, marking placet
for the ninety-iix gueata. The tablea
were decorated with dark red roaea,
the Senior claaa flower. The attract
ive programe bore the junior claaa
emblem. After the elaborate ten
courae dinner, Francia Bee la, prcat
denl of the Junior claaa, acted aa
toaatmaater and the following apicy
loaati were given: .
"Sunriae" ...-.. Lyle Bain
"Sunaet" Kenneth Stevena
Smitea ....
Tear
Talk
Idlrneaa .
Habit a
Recollection!
Elton. Gildow
.. Daiay Crocker
David Wieder
..Margaret Gibaon
Prof. Finnerty
Abbie Andcraon
The affair waa a auccetf from ev
ery atandpoinl, and the ecntore are
loud in their praiac of the hopeitality
of the juniora.
Mra. Hary F. Wilkini extended the
hospitality of her home on Thuraday
to the member of the Thnraday
Study club and a few additional
gueata. Mra. E. M. Pugh read a pa
lter on "The Royal Gorge of Colora
do," which waa full of intereat and
Mra J. A. W. Gardener read a iplen
did paper on "Brltiaa Colombia." Miaa
llarel llockenamith aang a aolo, after
which the ladic pasted a cocial hour
together, followed by a dainty repaat
aerved by Miaaca Gertrude Swank
and Aubrey McMicken. The hoateaa
complimented on thie occaaion Mea
damca Mark Wcaiherford. Lamb,
fcUaaka). McKeig. R. S. .Wilkina,
Fred Ward. W. H. Davit, and Miaa
Wcaiherford.
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In honor of Meatrt. W. A. Barrett
and A. Mickcl, who have recently
been elected to the two higheat posi
tions of the Knighla of Columbut in
the atate, and Father Van Nevel. t
reception waa given in the K, C." hall
on Thuraday. by the mcmbcri of the
local council. The hall waa prettily
decorated for the occaaion with roaea
and ivy. A tplendid mutical program
waa given, which consisted of aevcral
vocal tolot by Mist Pauline Liaka, a
trio by Miaa Liaka, Mrs. Mickcl and
Profeaaor Palmer, followed by a num
ber of ahort apeechee. About ten K.
C mcmbcri from Corvallit were pret
ent alio. A dainty luncheon cloaed
Over a Million and a Half v'iSsv
Gallons of jraV
igj. The Standard Oil for Motor Car . J
ifV- wcra uacd latt year in lubricating Qm'
motor car and motor boat. CvV jt
3jV ZEROUENEha won thispopu- -'kwf fW
jl Jubricaitioti. f
L.r.. tv 'XT- IPfXrJ 2sa.avXsi.af TZ.
Dealers everywhere .
PORTLAND ,
SAN FRANCISCO
an enjoyable evening.
Miai Helen Myert wat a charming
hotteti on Thurtday at luncheon, in
the dining room of the Albany high
achool, the occaaion being her birth
day. Pink LaFranca roaea centered
the table ind a large cake with can
did. The invited gucati included
Dr. and Mri. W. H. Davia, Meadamca
Elizabeth Stewart, - Nellie Myera,
Smith Cox, Sarah Bloom, Dr. O. K.
Been (Chicago), H. Bryant, Mitaet
llalllc and Franc ea Myert and Mr.
Lyndon Myert. Miaaca Ruth Fiaher
and Violet Painter terved.
The Epicurean club gave "cover
ed diah auppcr" on Wedneaday at the
home of Mr. and Mra. J. D. Summcre
on Ferry itreet. After a delightful
auppcr, the gucatt enjoyed thcmaclvca
in playing cardt and dancing. The
membera are Mcaart. and Mcadamea
S. E. Wataon, Riggt, A. J. Hodgei, L.
II. Fiah, Glenn Junkina, ind J. D.
Summer!.
The H. D. W. club met with Mrt.
Waltert on Eaat Tbird atrcet on
Thurtday. Sewing waa the patt time
of the afternoon, after which refreah
menta were aerved. Mra Hovet and
Mrt. Conn were honored gucati.
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Miat Violet Nutting entertained the
S. C club, a claaa eompoeed of girla
of the Unitede Prabyterian Sabbath
achool. Mitt Gaff, teacher, on Wed
neaday. A pleaaant evening waa
patted in aewing and mnaic, followed
by refreahmenta.
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On Wedneaday the ladiet of the
Methodiat church aerved dinner to the
mcmbcri of the Official Board and
their wivet, in the dining room of the
church. The regular monthly buai-
neaa meeting took place, followed by
a aocial hour.
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Miaa Helen Myera entertained the
lady leachert of the faculty of the Al
bany high achool on Thuraday after
noon, in the domettic acience room.
Choice refreahmenti were aerved by
the hoateat. ,
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A few friendi patted an informal
evening on Wednetday at the Brenner
home on Weat Third atreet. Carda
were played and at a late hour re-
freahmentt were aerved.
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Mrt. S. E. Wataon entertained at a
little informal card party on Tuetday.
Dainty refreshment! rounded out the
evening! gayety. 1
Mra. VVnt. T. Panck waa a hoateaa
yeaterday at an informal aewing party
complimenting her lialcr. Mra. A. O.
Ramtden, of Portland, who hat been
vititing here for the patt week. Pink
carnation and La France rosea artis
tically arranged, adorned the living
rooma. .After a pleasant afternoon
spent in tewing a dainty collation waa
terved. Cuestt were: Mrs. A. O.
Ramsden, Mrt. Wm. Hoflich, Mra
Fred Harrit, Mra. R. H. Kaltz, Mrs.
Frank Powell, Mra. A. F. Duplisea,
Mri. Truman Babb, Mra. VAn. Bach'
meyer and Mra, Bockmeyer; Sr., of
Ohio, Mrs. Frank - Meister, Mrt.
McAlpin and Mita Kathryn Cham-
The
Carlton
Sunday Dinner
35c
Served from
12 to 2; 5:30 to
7:30
E. DOHNERT,
Proprietor
bert.
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A very enjoyable time wat paaaed
on Friday at the borne of Mra. C B.
Winn, when ahe entertained for the
la die a of the Lcieure Hour club. A
clique feature of the afternoon, pre
pared by the hoateat for her guettt.
wat "The Sixteenth Anuual Conv
mencementa exerciaea, which took
place at three ofclock at Winn Hall."
Each lady was conaidered a aenior
and at the cloac waa prcaentcd with
a diploma, which, when opened waa
found to be the new book of viewt of
Oregon. The following commence
ment program waa given which caus
ed a great deal of merriment and
laughter:
Chorus . Senior Claaa
Innovation Claaa Yell
Leader, Mri. Joseph Rattton.
-L. 11. B. C, L. H. B. C, Rah! Rah!
Rah I L. H. 8. C."
President'! addreai Mra Train
Salutatory . ,., . Mn. Littler
Octette Meadamea Crooka, Nel
aon. C. E. Sox, C. H. Cuaick, H. B
Cuaick. Miaaei Waggencr, Anderson
and Irvine.
Historia Mrs. Tweedale
Valedictorian, Mra. Louise-Blackwcll
Presentation of diplomas, pretident
board of truateea
Mra. A. C. Schmlti
Claaa song Verses by Mrs. Flo
The hostess terved a dainty colla
tion after the program. The compli
mented guettt included Mrs. Flo,
Mrt. Church. Misses Hutchinson,
Waggencr, Clement. Ball. Anderson,
Irvine and Blackwcll.
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The senior class of the Albany high
gave a hay rack ride last night to the
home of Mitt Fannie Fromm, about
fix miles touthweat of town. Gamea
and music were very much enjoyed
during the evening after which a dain
ty lunch wat aerved. The jolly crowd
returned to Albany in the "email wee
houn of the morning" Miaa Willet
ta Wright chaperoned the atudenta.
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Mrs. Burnett entertained for the
N'eedlecraft club on Thursday, at her
home on the Santiam Road. The la
diet brought their fancy-work and
patsed a few hours together in sewing
and a social honr. At the close dainty
refreshments were scved.
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The Kcous Knmphe club met with
Mra Joe Warner on Friday. The
young ladiea passed the afternoon in
sewing and conversation. A dainty
repast rounded out the afternoon's
pleasure. (Mrs. Glen Willfird was
elected a new member. The members
present were Mesdamel John Bryant,
Charles Essex, Frank Eyronds, Rollin
Hackleman, Lloyd Marquam, Joe
Warner, and Glen Willard.
Misa Nellie Pate was hostess for
the Twilight club members on Tues
day. Supper was served at six o'clock
after which sewing and music were the
evening's diversions.
The Missionary Society of the
Christian church meta with Mrs. M. L.
Petera on Wednesday afternoon.
Several papers were read, followed by
a short program and refreshments.
Essex will ling during the morning
service.
Firat Methodist D. H. Leech, pat
tor, tor. Church services at 10:30
a. m. and 8 p. m. Tbia it Humane
Sunday, and at the request of mem
bera of the State Humane aaaociation
the paator will preach a aermon ap
propriate to the day. Thia tervice
will be in the morning. In the even
ing the tubject will be Lott and
Found. Sunday achool at 11:45 a. m.
Epworth League at 7 p. m. The pub
lic including viaitora and itrangen
welcome to all these tcrvicea.
Baptist .Church Rev. George H.
Young, paator. Regular aervicci at
the uaual houn. Sabbath ichool at
10 a. m. aharp. (Claaaea for all
gradee). Preaching by the paator at
11 a. m. and 8 p. m. B. Y. P. U.
aervicet at 7 o'clock p. m. A cordial
welcome to all attending these serv
ices. ,
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A Country Newapapen Comment
The Stayton Time tliia week wrote
up a travelling medicine company. 1
Here are aome aamplet: M:. Her
kimer waa told in a joke oneday that '
he could ting. We enjoyed Mr. Mart '
chestnuts except when he got funny.
Dr. Pardey missed his calling when he
went on 'he road. He should have
run the European war.
Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Kane returned
lo Lyoni after a visit with friends
here and at Portland.
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St. Mary'a church Pentecost Sun
day. Special services for this Sunday
will be held at 8 and 10:30 a. m. The
first service will be a mast of general
communion and the late aervice will
be a high mass with a sermon on the
mystery of Penteeosts and a select
musical program by the choir. Sun
day school will follow the late masa.
Vespers will be, sung at 7:30 p. m..
and the sermon will be the last of a
series on the seven sacraments, deal
ing wit hthe sacrament of confirma
tion. The usual May procession will
be held Saturday. The publis is wel
come at these services.
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Christian Science Corner 4th and
Ferry streets. Sunday services at H
a. m. Subject of lesson icrmon "Soul
and Body." Sunday school at 10 and
11a.m. Wednesday evening meeting
at a
United Presbyterian W. P. White,
pastor. Preaching by the pastor at
10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. Bible school
at 11:45 a. in. Christian Endeavor at
7 p. m. The Monday night Bible
class has closed until the first Mon
day night in October.
Church of Chriat (Christian church)
M. Howard Fagan, paator. 10:30
m. Communion and sermon, "The
Christ of Today." 11:30 a. m. Bible
achool, F. J. Walton, tupt. 7 p. m.
Christian Endeavor: topic, "Religious
Reading. What and Why?" 8 p. m.
Evangelistic services. Sermon,
"Creeds, the Curse of Christendom.'
This subject in the evening will be of
special interest. The doors of thit
church are open to all during any
services, both strangers anJ friends
are heartily welcomed. Mra. Chai.
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