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ALBANY DAILY DKMOCAATAATUKDAV, JANUAKY II.. HIT. FAOI THRU s OCIETY MIm Beatrice Bandar Society Editor Ml 4a i J Cleverly arranged in rvrry detail and a chamiing dinner was the one given last night 10 tlx boys ol the football train of A. H. S. with Miss Janet Ilawson and Miss Kuth l.ivcn good as hostesses. The Dawson home Wai "t. i !r. in ' I ' f U tC dtCOft lions. The centerpiece for the pret tily decked lalde waa arranged of yellow chrysanthemums anil a large 1 In! !ow on the haskcl Prom the chandelier OVtl the talde hung a Idue and gold Inothall hearing llie boy's pictures. Yellow caudles were ttiad td villi bill slnte. and in every de tail Mir High School colon were us ed. I'lace carda of hlne cornucopia! marked places lot the Metara.-Wal- ter Wood. Ray Hudson, Louif Shiill, Clarence Wicks, Pete and I'anl Miller, I .or en llasi., Kalph lid yen, Kollan Allen, bred Mn hclion. George Mdlridc, Merrill Gibson. Francis Ileal, Koy l-'.atthtirit, Kennnh McCnne, Zed Grove, Waltci l.illini Jay Wdlard. Min liahrllc Young, who spent the Christmas Holidays In thia city, waa tiie honoree of a delightful tea Ifivrn by her mother, Mrs. I. A Young, on Saturday afternoon of lait week About 12 guests, the in timate friend of Miss Young .were present for thia occasion. A gay dancing parly was given laat night by the hriya of the younger et. entertaining their girl friends and a number of out of town guest Bustard's Hall waa the tcenr ol tin. delightful affair. Mm. 1.. K. Harris and Mr. John Neeley were patron CMC a. Punch was served to the darner and good music waa furnished throughout the evening. The Monday Night BrlttaTf Club met this week at the home of Mr. G. E. Riggs- Bridge was the enjoy able diversion of the evening and re frcahincnts were served at a late hour Mm Kdwin I'ortmUJrr substiiuteil for an absent mcmher. ' Miss Frances Marsh will entertain her S. S. class of the First Presby terian church at her home on Fifth and Walnut street this evening. The invited guests arc Olive Darker, He! en I'ugh, Frances Waruke, Heulah Stover, Melha Neclef. I.ela Watson. Barbara Plriffer. Mildred Hartsock. Olga Jackson, I'mily Dohnert Fran HAIR! HAIR! HAIR! Lasdint, have your old switches and combings madt up 'THE BET TER WAY " A complete line cut hair swit dies, t r ansf u-mations. water wave, puffs and curia, all hair. Guaranteed Aral quality. MI8S M LIVINGSTON Phone .189 K 41 7H Lyon St. Albany, Oregon ics Marsh and their trachcr, Mrs. I'.ilgur. I I I On Thursday evening Mrs. O. D. Austin and Mrs J I). Summers very informally riilrrtaiiied a few of the Flks' wivci. An evening was crl joyahly passed ill Bridge by the guests, while their Infibaiidi attended the celebration at the F.Iks' Temple Refreshments completed the evening's pleasures. Present were llie Mesdames J. K. Wraflicrford. A. W. Bowersoa, W. C, Twccdalc. A. Stark, Mark Wca th. ifi.nl, W V Merrill, Walton Wor rell, W A. COS, Bllycu, L II Fish, F.. C Brandeberry. The Pythian Slslers met this week on Tuesday in their club rooms, and passed the afternoon in fancy work, later enjoying choice refreshments Mr. and Mr C P. l-ssex were quests to a bouse puny in Browns- tille from Saturday uutil Wednesday - cuing. An interesting meetiiM of the Moti lay Study Cluh arSJ held this week it the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sua. Mr. I. It. Y inn prepareil an mti resting paper on "A Trip Through South America," the reading of which h.ii enjoyed !. the ineuiliers present Prof. Kent and Mrs. F. H. Grscl hrai lit led in the discussion of the paper Refreshments hroiight a de lightfnl evening to a close. HQ n Miutday afternoon of this week the I. E. O. Sisterhood observed I tin jlioual day, at the home of Mrs. Owen Beam. A husincss meeting took up the afternoon's lime. Mrs Karl Fisher entertained the Monday Afternoon Bridge Cluh at her home, this week. An cnjoyahle afternoon was passed in bridge, fol lowed by a dainty lunch. e Mr. and Mrs J. J. Barrett delight fully entertained for the I.afalot Cluh n Monday evening. Several invited guests spent the evening in "500" at their home. At a late hour a delicious-lunch was served. 9 1 The Tuesday Club was delightfully entertained this week at the home of Mrs. W II Davis. -Sewing was the afternoon's diversion and a dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Sev eral complimented guests enjoyed the uflernoon. The members of the Coterie Club spent a delightful aftcrnooy on Wed nesday, at the home of Mri. Charles Ohling. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the af ternoon. Mrs. McCtillotigh and Miss May Clrmo were. invited guests. Mrs. W. S. Weaver entertained on Thursday afternoon for the members of the 11. I). W. Club. Fancy work was enjoyed during the afternoon Hid a delicious lunch completed an -njoyahle time. The home of Mrs. Archie Metiger was the scene yesterday of an enjoy able Neos N'umphe cluh meeting Fancy work waa the afternoon's di version and refreshment! completed his. Complimented guests of the hostess were Mrs. Charles Monson, Mrs. John I an and Mrs. If. N. Coek- rrlini. Mrs. Charles Essex extended the hospitality of her home to the mem hcrs of the Necdlecract Club. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in sewing and a aorial time, interspersed with IB tic and a short business meet ing. The dining room was aglow with red carnations. The guests were Mrs. Raymond Fisher of Wood- burn and Mrs Glenn Willard De licious refreshments were served. Mrs. Frank Powell gave a recital last Saturday evening presenting her pupils in an entertaining program. The Friday Bridge Club met yes terday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. C. Pate. Mrs. O. D. Austin and Mrs. A. Austin were complimented guests to enjoy an afternoon of Bridge completed with a dainty lunch. 9 0 9 Mrs. G. A. Flood was hostess yes terday afternoon to the Twentieth Century Club. Mrs. Gustav Abra ham and Mrs. Charles H. Wiedcr were taken into the club as new mem bers. Refreshments completed the afternoon. The F.Iks' t.odgc gave a big social o their members on Thursday evening of this week. A unique program was 'ivrn during the evening and uicrri ment prevailed. la Wednesday evening the staff of the popular college paper, the Orange Peal, gave a basket social in the First t Presbyterian church, raising money in the interest of their paper. m m m Miss Willrlla Wright is in the city and w-il spend several months here. She came recently from her home stead near Drewaey. The Shakespeare Club's annual so la) gathering and entertainment for the members and their husbands was eld last night at the home of Dr. nd Mrs. W H. Davis, a delightful ffair. During the evening the mem bers presented some tableaux and short representations of prominent plays, such as the death scene in Othello, three scenes in Romeo and Juliet, the casket scene in the Mer chant of Venice. Lady Macbeth wash ing her bloody hands and the sleeping accuc in Midsummer Nights Dream. Those taking the different parts were Mrs. Davis. Mrs. A. C. Schmitt. Mrs. J. D. Summers. Mra. J. F Watson. Mrs. Bray, Mrs. L G. Lewelling, Mrs W. C. Burkhart ar.d Mrs. Nutting. There were also vocal solos by Mrs Davis. Mrs. Watson. Mr. Watson. Mrs. Nutting and Piatt Adams Davis. and piano solos by Mary. Heniretta and Daisy Jane Davis. Mrs. If. S. I.ogan and Miss Violet Nutting were accompanists. 9 9 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. M. B. Reeves entertained the ladies' aid society of the First Baptist chdrch, at her home on Fast First street. The affair was in the form of a ten-cent tea and w-as enioved bv about 20 la diesVh o enjoyed a very pleasant af ternoon. Mr.'.. John Seip was hostess on Thursday for the S. S. S. Club. Mrs Charles I-amb was a complimented MAJESTIC THEATRE Corvallis, Oregon MONDAY, JANUARY 22 "GREATEST COMIC OPERA OF THE CENTURY" Boston, affl ! aaaW 1 swFLwaaaSt. . ) BlBTMaasaaw V TT-ff T MaW Andrea Dippel natuna the Jooat Musical Success that Captivated Hew lorn, Chicago. Big Beantr Cfeoras Fashion Show, De lightful Comedy and Dances. Augmented Of" cuesir a Brilliant Musical Gems Star n nan a era it csumm crmum Original Cast, Company and Production Intact, Direct Pre One Year a the Ftxtr-f ourtl, St Theatre. N t, PRICES: $2, $1.50, $1. Seat sale Wednesday, Jan. 17 . Mail orders receired, and filled in order of receipt THE waters still run meirily along just be neath the surface of the little woodland, icebound despite the menace of old Wint?r's vainglorious dis play and blow and Mus ter bend low, friend, and yon can hear the rythmic heating of its heart. Just beneath the surface here large thing are go ing on the so-called Mid-Winter dullness i only a myth. Life and ac tivity prevail where you least expect to find it. for this is the gct ready-for-Spr-ng month when all the resources of the store are called upon heavily and persistently to pro duce and provide for the new season's needs. The source of supply never becomes irehound. N o menace of a "dull month" em stop 'the steady in flow and Dtltea of mer ehsnibse even nt the be ginning of a New Year when stocks are supposed to he at the lowest ehb. 2 Mstroultom' AT THE CHURCHES i (aa3aS United Presbyterian Church W. P. White, pastor. Sermons by the pas tor at Hi . i a. m. and 7:3" p. m. Bible school at 11 45 a. m. Christian Kndcavor at 6 30 u m. The subject of the Monday Night Lecture at 7 JO o'clock will be: 'I he Life of David. The pastor's subject at Corvallis to morrow night will he: Lddyism or the Hible Which? M. B. Church Preaching morning and evening by Dr S. A. Danlord. Sunday school 11:45 a. m Kpworth League 6:30 p. m. Chas. E. Gibson, pastor. First Presbyterian Church. Rev. F. H. Gesclbracht. minister. I0i the Session will gladly meet any who de sire to onite with the church. 10:30 morning service. Public reception of new members and the Observance of the Communion. To my Junior Con gregation: What is Love? 11:45 S. S classes for all. 6 311 young people's meeting. 7:30 evenim- service. Theme Must 1 llccoine a better Man, Be fore 1 Become a Christian? "Conic thou with us and w- will do thee good." Christian Science G.nirr Fourth and Ferry streets. Sunday service at II a. m. Subject of lesson sermon. "Sacrament." Sunday school at 10 and II a. m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8. Reading room open irOCn 2 to 4 30 p. m. Monday. Wed nesday and Friday in the church par lor. All are welcome Pentecostal Church of the Nazar en Notice of services for Jan 14 Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Preach ing at II and 7 JO. This may be your last opportunity to he ir Rev. J. E. Hales, and he i indeed a powerful preacher. This series of revival meet ngs will close Sunday night. BUT KEEP TAB. ON THE TABER- NALl.t. U. Walker, pastor Grace Presbyterian Church Robert Joseph Divcn, minister. 10 a. m. Bi- hlc school. 11 a. in. morning sermon by livangclist A E. Fitch. 3 p. m. Senior Endeavor. Leader. Lloyd Car ter. 7:30 p. m. evening sermon hv Evangelist Fitch. The special serv ice; now in progress in Grace Church Mill continue throughout next week. Attendance is good, ami the preach ing and singing of Evangelist Fitch are of such excellence as would fill the largest auditorium in Albany ev ery night if the public hut realized what is heing offered Everybody not now in regular attendance on some other similar meetings is specially in ited. This meeting is for the public St. Marys Church Rev. Arthur Lane, rector. Rev. Henry Pclleton assistant. Sunday services at 8 and 10:30 a. m. Father Lane will offic late, and preach from the gospel of the day. St. Matthew, ch. 2. The sub ject will be "The Epiphany." Sunday school will meet at 11.45 a m. There will be an afternoon service at 4 dock in which the children of the parish will participate. The evening service will be omitted. Methodist The revival meetings be ing conducted by Dr. Danford at the Methodist church are daily increasing hi interest. Attendance at both after noon and evening services arc encour aging the belief that the coming week w-ill be one of unusual manifestations of the divine power. Tomorrow the evangelist will speak in the morning service on the subject "The Christian Program." In the eve ning on "Sin and Its Remedy." The doctor is one of the most reasonable exponents of Biblical Holiness that has ever visited our city. Many will he better because of his teachings His sole desire is to help us have a better Albany. Baptist You are welcome at the services of the Baptist church. Bible school 10 a. m. sharp Morning wor ship 11. Young people's meeting 6 30. Evening service 7:30. Subject of sermon, "Why Evolution Is Not True." G. H. Young, pastor. Allan Hanks. S. S. Supt. Evangelical Church C. L. Schuster pastor. Sunday school at v.s a. m loung Peoples Alliance at 6:i p The hour of the evening worship 7:30. will be in charge of the Woman' Missionary Society. This will be their annual Thank Offering service They will he assisted by the children who will give a short program. All are welcome. Dodge Brothers MOTOR CAR It is difficult to conceive how one of these cars can outlive its usefulness if given even ordinary care Touring Car or Roadster $880 Winter Touring Car or Roadster $1045 Sedan $1275 Prices F.O.B. Albany, Oregon RALSTON MOTOR CO. 121 E. SEVENTH ST. 9 m I S s 3 CITY NEWS Mathaloma Docks Her The U. s. Government boat Matha- oma docked here last night. She just finished pulling snags in the upper river near tiarrisourg. ne capiam states that the Willamette is now the cleanest from snags that it has ever been. Painting Dever tSore Charles Dannals and F. P. Kitchen went to Dever this morning where they are engaged in papering the in terior of the Dever Mercantile com pany's store. To Go on Tour Miss Orah Harkness went to Port land this morning to confer with the Where Did You Come From ? A PERFECT CREATION ? OR FROM THE MONKEY ? WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO? Theme ol OH. Young at BAP TIST CHURCH 7:30 p. m. MALE CHORUS of 25 voices. PROF. WILSON with line or chestra. COME management oi the Ellison-White Ly ceum Bureau regarding her engage ment for the Winter Festivals, or winter chautauquas, which will start in aoout a mouth. Miss Harkness has. heen retained to give one of the en tire afternoon performances, and to present a prelude to the veening en tertainment. Home From Calif. Mrs. E. H. Rhodes and grandchild ren Velma and Elwood Rhodes have returned irom Oakland, Calif., where they visited Mrs. Rhodes' daughter. Miss Evelyn Smith. Down From Halsey Mr. and Mrs E. B. Pc:dand. daugh ter and grandson, of Halsey, were in the city, coming down in their auto. They found the roads in good shape. - '...in.. h..l nnlv in two nlaceS. -s Ok. Beaten by Willamette Willamette defeated the Oklahoma Normal basket ball team 19 to 15. j Even the Roscburg high school team I defeated them: but Ok. beat U. O. badly. U. O. has evidently all gone j to football. Lost in School Census Salem has lost 220 in the school ceti- sus over last year, and the other val- j ley towns have lost as a rule. Where's . the leakage? S8l9SSiaa68i Subscribers. I If the bovs tall to deliver the ) paper each evening kindly phone to the office. The management 9 invites complaints from its pa- trons and will do its best to correct faulty service. IS ee Every smoker in Albany should use McCourt's Hand Made or Albany Spe cial cigars made by the Willamette Cigar Mfg. Co., and sold by all good dealers. WHEN answering class-Tied ads, please mention the Democrat. 6o Mortgage Loans Have plenty of local money to loan on good farms, long time. No de lays. Large or small amounts. Write or call on J. V. Pipe. 203 West Second Street, Albany. Smoke Albany Specials, beat cent cigars. 10- llnTirTTIiTyi EktuIj Th P. P. "I pot my faith In the. wisdom of the Dlaln neopte." MM the- tatrsnuin. "Tea." replied Senator Sorghum The, wisdom of the plain people Is all right. The only thing 1 fear Is that some of them are getting o that tbey know too much." Washington Star. 360 PICTURES 360 ARTICLES EACH MONTH ON ALL NEWS STANDS SmslTComfort. "Never despair. Somewhere lieyond the clouds the sun la ahintni:." "Yes, and somewhere lielow the sea there's a solid tsottom DM that doesn't help a man when he falls overboard." Baltimore American. guest to enjoy the afternoon at her home. In honor of Miss Josephine Hall, who will leave Monday for Bowman. Montana. Mrs. Roy Gedney and Mrs. M. I- Sanders entertained Friday eve ning with an elaborate dinner, at the home of Mrs Gedney. A jolly eve ning was passed by the guests pres ent, who numbered about 27. 4K1 POPULAR MECHANICS AfaAOAZINC WWTTtM M TOUCAN INMMTAM8 IT All the Citil Events in Mechanic, Klisiltssi Un snd Invent mm throughout the World, art dsecribsd in s mterest- r, as iney occur. ,w9,vuv stnorrth. I 10 MM r-a Inn telhaya aH swrtttw rat o total Baaaiai e allots ui how to an ah1 repssira at k mns . aawree 4jp)9r Leriely teajatrsicter-iu sW to bal 14 cacM tsas nslssrsr yc 1 e"ss, wir l?tja, etc MB Ml If assess As reasr tVaasr saWs rwa a ewspr: V dm isiieVfat Why not give yotrr boy and prl an Xrtunity to their home ttaufjr oku an 1 eeehref Give them the same clumces to win pro motion and puccc-ss as the lad baring the advantage of WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL Dictionary in his home. This now creation answers with find author ity all kinds of puziling questions in history, gMsjrraphT. MepPVi spelling, pronunciation, sports, arts, and soanccs. ase.aee Veeabsuaar Taesns. aTSSPsslss Oiss s seal tins tr rlesss. Cosaradrsstea. as ssMveiesMST wst ssasnnires. Th type matter U equivalent to that of a 16-volume encyclopedia. and Autbotlttis than anyolhrr tng g IUh Dictionary. jat s B:;' sPew2yTE for j ' Hajt!ustrlionet.-. DR. TOEL ELECTRO-THERAPIST AND -ELECTRO-SURGEON DALLAS, ORE. SUITE 10 DALLAS NATIONAL BANK I I'rnm 9 a. m, (o )2 noon, 2 to 5 p. ui , 1 7 to 8 p. m.. Sunday 10 to 1 p. in. SpecUltici: CANCERS AND TUMORS No knife and lost of blood. No platters and pain for hours or days. DISEASES OF WOMEN NOSE, THROAT, LUNGS. SKIN CONSULTATION FREE
