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Newspaper Page Text7R743 ;C It:?,, ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1. i916. PAGE THREE Mi Mat C. Tillmin Society Editor, Ball Phone 5 U.K. Home 2150 One of the fittest iuiKii.il irrxrani i'Vir heard in Albany, was given on Monday in tlu- Masonic temple, when llii' members Si. John' bulge cn-ti-rlniurd the nii'iiilici s of their faini. lir mill friends. Past liraud Master I). I'. Mason was chairman unit Kcv .-, I''. II. ticscll.r i. hi opened the program willi ii prayer, Wilim' twenty -piece orchestra played several selections and solos wen rendered hy Mi'sdaiui' W. II. l);ivi. Howard Fag.in. A. J Kalin mill Mint llliiitchc Kuth ll.iin mr ,lr. A. J. Rahn gavr a reading "The Suffragette," which caused ;i ureal jlcal of laughter and merriment Mr. J, K. N; Hell of Corvallis was tin speaker of llie occasion and shot I sprcches were given ! Colonel Hob ert Miller (rortl.iii.il. C. II. Wieder. I fell Johnston anil Neil Haiti. A sminl hour followed iiml rcfichmcuts were served. Oil Id c Triiby liefore Christina .Mr, S. W. Koss arrange! a drlitthl fill surprise at tier lioinr "n West Truth street for lliv West AIIi:iii Prayer Cirrle, After llie rrtrulr -r;i -cr meeting, tiny numbered canU were distributed, and frt.m llie handsome ly ileekcil table. c:u'li Inly selected n iiifl giving n iiutnlier rorre .pondiitu to that on lier card. Thee articles Clearance Sale Slights-used Phonographs 14-1 5', 00 fclUon with 10 rccordi for $12.50 1430 Edison with 20 recorda for $9.50 1-427.50 Edison with 20 recorda for $7.50 I $4S Victor talking machine with 10 selection! for $1 9.50V 1425 Columbia disc with 6 elections for $7.95 1410 Guitar slightly used, for . $5.75 1 $105 Saxaphone for ; $45 " ; 1 SECOND HAND PIANO CHEAP. Wood worth Drug Co. ALBANY OPERA HOUSE E. W. HUGHS, Manajcr and Owner, presents -The Popular Richardson & Talhert Stock Company for an indefinite engagement opening New Year's Night with " KENTUCKY SUE " A beautiful story of the Southland, replete with pathos, sentiment, and sparkling comedy This is an Eastern Company of high-class Dramatic Performers Lower floor 20ci balcony and gallery 10c . Plays change Mon. and Thmrs. OCIETY were of line, in cream uml white Mini were Mis, Moss's own cxijuisilc band irons. Dainty ami unl(iie refreshments concluded the iiflernniin's enjoyment. The additional guest win Sir.. Phin lup. ' W The F.Iks' temple wits the scene of .i iretiy dancing party mi Wcdncs 1 1 : i , wlic it the Alpha Omega K i rl s kiivc their seventh annual hall. In eiieh cor ner of tile hull were liniie hunches of red curnalioii mid placed along the side walls were I. ill, while lighted candle. lleniler:.ioil'v six piece or chclia of Fugciic, furnished excel leiil music throughout the evening. Misses Murion Amleriioii uml Mr Kollo Ual.luu led llie grauu tnureh, followed hy about fifty couple. The following out-of-town guest were in the city in ultenil the Mimes El eanor MeClaine, Frances and Louise Adams uml llcss Cnwilen, nil of Sil verlon, the guests of Mis Lora and Cii'i'iy Xayh.r: Mii Constance Piper 1 1'i.rtl.iihll. the unetl of Mrt. li. 1. Ciiaivk: Ml-nes (il i.lyr. Uohey ( l'ort lundl.. Helen Killcn ( llillihoro). Tre.,ii N'iiholns (Corv.illU). the home iliienu of Mix Zona llainlil: Min.cn Melia M.iiiin (Corvallis). who vis ited Mist. Pcra Will(ins und Messrs. Koherl McMnrry ( I'ortlainl). K. I;. Slide (Siilcml Chnrles Keynnlds (Sa lem). Neil llain I llnrrishuru), Mark Miihlleenff (Corvalli-), Vernon Scott I Portland), I'ruhk Harrelt (Dallas), Ralph Kcevcn ( l-ehnnoii), and Hurry Hawkins iSpokane). Mr. ;,ud Mrs. Attflerson "Canuoti (Portland), w-ere house KUesis of Mirs I'lora Mason. j no Sever.il ii.irr were uiveu after the dunce on Wednesday, iiinonir ilicm lieimt iui- et the lioiue of Miss Velina Davis, whose kuchis included Mioses Melion Martin (('oivallis). Vernila ' Kroinnn, Peru Wihiiiih. Messrs Ver non Scoti (PorlluiuD.Murk Miildle coff (Corvalli.). Alired Ahrahani, anil C. P. Slevens Another one look place ul the home of Mines l.ora luul Uerly Taylor, when their kiicsis iucliidid .Misses Hess Cowilon. Ille.inor Mc t'ltiine, I'Vauces and l.dttise Adams. all of Silvcrlon: Marion Anderson, Wlunifreil Austin,- Messrs. Roherl IcMnrry (Portlniiih. K. Slade (Sa leiu). Charles Reynolds (Salem), Neil .llain (lliirrishuru), Harry Hawkins 1 (Spokane). Frank Barrett (Dallas). Kollo K.ilntoii. and dus Ahrahani. ; ' 's ( 0 Miss A lima lloftich was it churmiuu ; hoiesi on Wednesday, when she en i icrlained for the A. B, 0. club mem bers. Music and names, followed by a social hour, made up the evcninit's pleasure, after which choice refresh ments were served. The club members present Winded Mis"cs N'nlhiel Don. aca. Violet Nullinit. Marciel Austin, l-'.lhel Bussard. I.ois Neberitall, Helen l.ivinuKood, I. ue He Lonttholtom. Messrs. Marion Bnellicher, Vernon Henderson, Arthur Knuen, Ralph Bil yell. Raymond NcherKall. Charles I'feiffer and Renel Moore. Miss Ks telle Price (liuucne), Messrs. Mnson 'Price, Bruce Ncelands (KiiKcne), and idraham Smith (ISiiK?tie), were eom l.limented (tuests. S " Miss Klisabeth P.acles enlertained ! the A. II. G. (lirls and their gentlemen i friends last iiiuht in compliment to Mis Kslellc Price (EueencV to walch the old year out and the new year in. (iames, music and stums made up the cvcniiiK'? pleasure and ul midnight choice refreshments were served. The invited attests included Misses Amna Hoflich, Nalhiel Donaea, Violet Nnl- lini, Marciel Austin, Ethel Bnssard. I.ois Nchcrnall, Helen I.iviiiKood. I.ii cile I.onitbollnm, Messrs. Marion Bocllicher, Vernon Henderson, Ar. Ihitr RflRen, Ralph Bilyeu, Raymond NcbcrKiill, Charles Pfelffer, Mnson Price (KiiKcne), Hrtice Neclunds (Eu- Kciie), (irahuin Smith (Eiikciic), and Renel Moore. CD Cfl V The A, II. G, club member were royally enlerluiued on Monday at tltc home of Mh.s Helen I.iviiiKood on Lvllsworlh street. Game and music were the diversion of the evening. after which a dainty repust was serv ed. The rooms were prettily decorated for the Division with Ctiri"" Kreens. Those prcseioT were Mt' Violet NutliiiK, N'nlhiel Donne Hoflich, Marciel Austin, I.r' nail, l.ucile l.oiiKbnttoiii, I'stii.. . i , (Curvalli), Kiliel Itussard, Helen Liv iiiKooil. Messrs Marion' Bocttichcr, Vernon Henderson, Arthur Rogers, Rnlph BilyeM, Rnyiiiond Kchcrtfull, Charles I'feiffer, Renel Moore, Mason Price (UtiKene) anil Hvticc Ncelands ( Kukciic). ' 9 The Rtirnl I.adie Club met with Mrs. KiiKcne Suiiib on Thursday. SewiuK was the pastime 'if the after noon, followed hy choice refresh ment. The members present includ ed Mesdamcs Allen. Ashton, Barber. T. K. Allermalt. Nelson AJtermatt. Crehmcrch, Virgil f.ooney, Pisher, SJiirlcy, Ralslou. McParland.. Misses Mildred Allen. I'loreuee Ralston and l.ucy Ashton. The honored iirucsts were Mrs. lrecmnn and niece. Mrs. Glen Howard and two daughters. Mits Dorothy Campbell, a xuest at the Smith home and Mis Ethel Ry der, a niece of Mrs. Fisher. . ' Complimenting Miss Beatrice Hoi brook of Spriuxfield. Miss Dorothy l.ec entertained several of her friends on Thursday ul a ibealrc party, fol lowed by choice refreshments and music at the I ce home on Calapooia street. In the party were the Misses Amna Hoflich. Violet Niltlinn. l.ucile I. oUKlmttom, Natbiel Donaea, Mar ciel Austin, Ethel Bussard, I.ois, Neb erttall, Delia Stover, Helen Liviuitood. Beatrice llolbrook and Dorothy I.ee. The llalevjood Tallinn Club nieiil bers were pleasantly entertained on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Arnold Poe. Fancy work was the pastime of llie afternoon, al the close of which clpiice refieslutienis were served. The members present were Mcsdames William Van ' Niirden. Nicholas SpriiiKer, Julius Caesar, Frank Pow ers. "William Anderson, D. P, Specr, Pearl. Holey. J:rauk Verno, Thomas Moores. Grnudmn . Anderson, and Miss Isnhellc SpriiiKer. Mrs. A. E. rchibald of Plainvicw, was n com plimented Kiicst, ; Mrs. C. H. Leonard entertained for the members of the Coterie club on Tuesday at her home in Bryant's Park. The ladies brought their fancy work and passed a few pleasant hours tonether, at the close of which a dain ty collation was served. The member .present included Mcsdames Archie Metattiar. Earl Boyle. I. N. Douuliton, Charles Curry, R. M.' Russell, and C( II. Leonard. Mrs. John Bryant was an honored taicst. In honor of Miss Rose Mason (Jefferson), Miss I'lora Mason enter tained at luncheon on Monday. Seat ed around the prettily decorated ta ble were Misses Isahellc Youmj. Ber tha Lee. Priscilln Dobhs (New York). Anna and 'Janet Dawson. Carolyn Cannon (Portland), Marion Ander son. Lora and Gerty Taylor and Mis. ses Mason. A very enjoyable evening was pass- mi in KUmes and music on Thursday at the Cathey home oil Washington street, when Miss Margaret Cathey was hostess for several of her Kirl friends. A t a late hour a dainty re past was served to. the following girls, Salome Cusick, Florence Fort- miller, Olive Barker, Helen Pugh, Pauline Dohnert, Emily Dohncrl, Dorothy Walker. Wilma Jtinkins, Rnrhara Pfeiffer and Margaret Ca they. ..Mis Hazel Ross was hostess tor a few of her friends on Tuesday, at lier lioihMkoii Ellsworth street. Games and music made up the evening's pleasure at the close of which dainty refresh ments were erved. The guests were Missel Harriet Van Tassel, 'ililde gurdc 4pillmun, Blanche Kagen, Bes sie Hoover, Messrs. Edmund Tracy,. Richard Thicker, Percy Davis, Win ston Henderson, Forest Forest Camp, bell and Elton Gildo-. Mr. Harold and Mr. David Wicdcr were hosts at dinner on Wednesday, preceding the Alpha Omega dunce. when their quests included Messrs, Henry Fish, Frank Barrett (Dallas), Harold Trcgilgas (Portland), Ralph Reeves (Lebanon), Kollo Ralston and Van Wieder. . - Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Fish will en tertain at dinner this evening, their guesit including Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Walton, Mr. afid Mrs. Glen Jtinkins, Dr. iind Mrs. A. I. Hodges, and Mr. Henry Fish. On Tuesday the 1915 class of the Albany high school held a reunion at the home of Mr. Henry Fish on West Sixth street. Game and muiic were very much enjoyed until a late hour.' when cloice refreshments were erv ed. , ' On Friday the Musical club, Mrs. S. C. Worrell, director, met. with Mrs. W. C. Btirkliart. The afternoon was pleasantly passed in music, games and a social hour, followed by choice re freshments. The members present were Misses Doroihy Lee. Violel NintinK, Marciel Austin, Nalhiel Don ace. Dorothy Cockerlrne, Minerva Braden. Eldine Prochnow. Lctha Cuminings. Camilla Kroscliell. Lucile Lougbottom, Mr. Curry, Mrs. Wor rell and Mrs. Burkhart. Mrs. E. C. Brandcberry entertained several of her friends on Wednesday in honor of her house guest, Mrs. Ai drich of Mill City, at a theatre party, followed by a dainty supper at the Brandcberry home. Additional guests included Mesdamcs E. M. Pugh, J. J. Barrett, J. A. W. Gardiner, Charles Monsou, D. H. Brattin and David I'roman. " , On Wednesday the Christian "En deavor Society of the United Presby terian church gave a social in the church parlors. Gaines and music were enjoyed and at a late hour, re freshments were served. 9 9 Mrs. H. H. Hewitt entertained at breakfast on Christmas in honor of Mir.ses Neil and Lyle Rain. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hopkins and the latter' mother, Mrs. Small, re turned Monday from Portland, after a several days visit with relatives. t) Tonight the following young people wHI attend the University of Oregon Glee elnb concert, after which Miss Marciel will entertain them at supper, Misses Nathiet Donaea, Ethel Bus sard. Amna Hoflicji, Helen Livin good, Estelle Price (Eugene), Messrs. Marion Bocttichcr, Raymond Nebcr rrnll, Mason Price (Eugene), Brnce Ncelands (Eugene), Glenn Smith (Eugene), and Charles rfciffeji. Last week the Kosy Komcr club met with Mrs. Shutt on .East- First street. The ladies sewed, during the. afternoon, at the close of which choice refreshment were served. Mrs. David of Portland and Mrs. Hatch of Salem were honored guests. . Miss Miriam Page (Eugene) is the guest of Miss Inez Lcmke. -The Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church met in the church parlors on Wednesday. . In compliment to her niece. Miss Constance Piper of Portland. Mrs. E. D. Cusick gave an informal "Tea" on Thursday. Pink begonias and chrys anthemum were effectively used in the living room and in the dining room, the attractive tea table, cen tered with a basket of pink roses, was presided over by Mrs. Edwin F. Fort miller and Mr. William While. Miss es Salome Cusick, Florence Fortinil ler, and Margaret Cathey, served. Miss Louise Mason received the guests at the door. Assisting in the rooms were Mrs. H. U. Cusick, Miss Lora Taylor and Miss Mac Tillman. During the afternoon Miss Isabelle Young sang several solos and Miss Piper played a few musical numbers. About forty young ladies called id meet the charm ing visitor. On Wednesday, the Alleyites met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Nutting on Washington street. Games, music and stunts were very much en joyed and at a late hour, a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. S. C. Wor rell and Miss Violet Nutting played several piano selections and Mrs. Wil liaii Rhodes was heard in a few solos. The Alleyile is composed of Mrs. Kate Cundiff (Eugene), Messrs. and Mesdamcs L. E. Blain. D. J. Ballan- tync, D.'H. Bodine. L. E. Hamilton, (). D. Austin. O. A. Archibald. Tiar ton, I". M. French, A. J. Hodges. F. P. Nutting, Mrs. Longbottom, Mrs. William Rhodes and Mr. S. C. Wor rell. Mrs. Lafe Compton wa a chaming hostess on Friday, when she enter tained the members of the Paxtang club in the parlors of the Albany Ho tel. "500" was the game played at three tables, and at a late hour, a dainty luncheon was served. The members, present were Mcsdames A. Bowers, A. C. Van Nuys. C. B. Davis. Radaker. Whinnery. Compton, Misses Clara and Emma Buckner. Mcsdames E. P. Crumpton. C. L. Monsou. John Ncely and M. Montgomery were hon ored guests. At the Dawson home, after the dance on Wednesday. Misses Isabelle Young. Anna and Janet Dawson. Mae Ballack. Messrs; Harold Tregilgas (Portland). Earl Fortmiller, David Wieder and Lyle Bain enjoyed a sup per. - ' ' . S I-ast ni?ht a jolly crowd of young people enjoyeii the evening in the grange hall across the river. Dancing was enjoyed until, the midnight hour, when a luncheon was served. , ,. Miss' Zona Haiadit gave a supper, after the dance for Misses Gladys Ro be'y (Portland). Helen Killcn (Hills boro), Tressa Nicholas (Corvalli), Messrs. Walter Gaunt (McMinnvillc). W. R. Bilyeu and Paul B. Bridewell (McMinnvillc). Miss Flora Mason entertained a few friends at supper after the Alpha Omega dance on Wednesday. The Loyal Sons of the Christian church entertain the Loyal Daugh ters last night, as the result of their losing in a recent contest. Games. UK?K and stunts were enjoyed until the miiinight hour, when refresh ments were served. The home of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. French was the scene of a watch nifebt K.ny last night, when their guests included the members of the covered dish club. Five HuirdVtd was the, game played and at a late hour, a dainty luncheon was ' served. Dr. a-d Mrs. A. J. Hodges. Mr. and Mr W. C. Iweedalc and Mr. RediicH were honored guests. 99tS 9 S S KNOX BUTTE NEWS AND PERSONALS ? Manly Copeland of Portland "spent Christmas with his parents,- Mr. and Mrs. 1. H. Copeland. Miss Mabel Moyer of Satein is the giiest of Miss Hazel Wallace this week. Mrs. Frank Warner and little "so of Canada arc visiting at the home of Mrs. Warner's mother, -Mrs. Maria Miller. Tl-'y will not return to Can ada until February. Miss Ruth Lines of the O. A. C. is home during. the Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jamison and family of Riverside visited at the llaniford home on Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Crowder audi children of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Powell and daughters of Leb anon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W T. Gary Christmas, and over Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Caldwell and Ruth visit cd during the week at Rivcisidc with Mr. Chas.. Masterson, Mrs. A. D. Shew. Mrs. Laurence Edholm and Mrs. Jas. Caldwell. The '.Knox Butte 1 and Houston school each dismissed .for the holi day to reopen Jan. 3rd, while East Knox Bute will continue through the week with their studies. A minstrel was given by local tal- Special Library Lamp Sale $23.50 $22.50 $18.44 $15.50 $12.50 $ 8.00 $ 7.50 Library Library Library Library Library Library Library Lamp Lamp Lamp Lamp Lamp Lamp Lamp Ralston Electric Supply Co. 310 WEST SECOND STREET ent Wednesday oti.'.ng at Harmony Hampton. grange hall. The proceeds amounted I Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lnderwood are to $23 which will be applied on . the ' uniting Mr. and Mrs. Kisser at Pci piano fund for the grange. Another j crson's llulle. entertainment will be gi-.cn by th.-1 o- -3inc minstrel- Friday evening. Jan. 7,1 French Submarine Sink, at Crabtree. ' I (By United Press) Mr. W. T. Carey received on ! Berlin. Dee. .1 1 .- I he Austrian -Christmas morning a beautiful silk ! ?adron sank a l-rcnch submarine ., . , , , ., : iii .Moire iJnrr.zzo harbor 1 liursday until from her mother win. resides at j ; ,.,-ri. ,.,. bMll. WI(. ,w Austrian Pleasant Hill Missouri. Mrs. Carey j i:estrovrrs were sunk, the war omce prizes the giit very much as herl 'i!"d. lie second ou'icer and 15 of mother is 88 years of age and almo,t I ''"' Mmiac rre- were captured. blind, doing all the work, entirely i alone embroidering each piece and all the work is hand made. t . Mr and M-rs. John Hampton and 1 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton of! Jefferson visited from Friday until; Monday with Mr. and Mrs. D. H. GREETINGS! HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL May you receive your full share of the increase prosperity that ' is sure to follow the ; coming year. , v . City Meat Market 432 West First Street . QUALITY PRICE This shall be our motto for 1916. 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