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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1920)
SOCIAL 9 PERSONAL POPULAR GIRL1 ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Wright aorved delightful four eounu luncheon. Red place cards marked cover fur the guests around thro prettily appointed small table. The favora war while nut rupa tied with red mollne and contained red candy in keepltiK with the color achem of red, green and white, which u alio carried out in the vianda. The avent which claimed the at- E(u.h uble WII e,nU)riMj wlh , mnt. tention of Albany aoclety thia week Chriatmaa tree, prettily trimmed and waa th anouncement of th approach ing marriage of Mia Annla Leo Fortmlller to Mr. Clarence Wilea which will take place at tha horn of Mia Kortmlller' paranta, Mr. and Mra. Fred Fortmlller, January 15, 1020. Tha now waa made known at email tJry Monday evening, when Miaa Carolyn Wright Invited the member of th A. M. A. club of which Mia Fortmlller I a member to spend th evening with her, at Miaa Wrlght'a home, 732 Walnut Bt. The room were bright and pretty in th Chriatmaa decorationa. Tha O. A. C, and la member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, lie apent year in Franc with Co. D. 318th en gineer. Th young couple will make their home on th Wile ranch where a beautiful modem new bungalow elaborately furnished awalta them. CUS1CKS' HOSTS AT DINNER ON THURSDAY EVE. A delightful affair of tha week waa th New Yeara dinner party for which Mra. H. B. Cuaick waa hostess Thursday evening at her beautiful home on Weat Seventh atreet. Th venlng's pleaaur were sewing, mil- Mr. E. F. Wile. II i graduate ale and dancing, after which Miaa of Albany high achool and attended holding a comic gift for each girl which cauaed much merriment. When Miaa Ruth Livengood unwrapped her h. mI hIi Cfiiinil tftlnt(1v anirraVMi card bearing th announcement which apacloue rooma war aglow with ahad- ah read to tha gueata. Miaa Fortmlller la charming young lady, tha only daughter of Mr. and Mra. Fred Fortmlller, and one of Atbany'a moat popular member of tha younger aoclety act. Bh waa graduated from Albany high achool with th claa of '18 and attended the U. of O. and la member of th Pi Beta Fhl eororlty. Mr. Wlln la th only aon of Mr. and ed candlra and Chriatmaa decorationa. Place carda in harmony with the Chriatmaa coloring marked placea around th maaaiva table which wu prettily arranged for, Mr. and Mra. C. M. Brewer, Mr. and Mra. E. B. Day, Mr. and Mra. Owen Beam, Mr. and Mra. R. U Steelquist, Mr and Mra. Joaeph Ralston, Mr. and Mra. R. E. Mason, Mr. and Mra. Dan Johnston, Mr. and Mra. P. A. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Cuaick, Mr. and Mra. W H. Davia, Mr. and Mra. C. C. Cathey, S t m ir TIT 171 T T ' S MAXWELL Cars and Trucks ji To Advance in Price February 15 i ! We have just received a telegram from the factory announcing an increase, j j of 70 on Maxwell Cars and $125 on Trucks. ..MtJ& r On and after February 15, 1920 the price will be MAXWELL CARS $1220 MAXWELL TRUCKS $1510 Place your order NOW We will continue to fill orders at the old prices as long as the stock lasts. HURRY! SAVE MONEY! I Waldo Anderson & Son and Miaa Flora Mason. Out of town guesta war, Mr. and Mra. Hotchkiss Street, Dr. and Mra. Chaa. Chamber lain, of Portland, Mr. and Mra. Harry Hawkins, Mr. and Mra. Robert Mc M urray , of Balem ; Mr. and Mra. W II aon, of Corvallls; and Mr. and Mra. II. B. Cuaick. A social evening follow ed th dinner. Mr. and Mra. 8tret delighted tha guesta with aeveral voc al and Instrumental aelectiona. IRIS AND RUTH PORTER CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS Mr. and Mra. Carl Porter gave an elaborate dinner but Sunday, tha oc casion being tha 18th birthday of their daughter, Iria and th 6th birth day of their daughter, Ruth Those circling tha Uble were Mr. T. B. Campbell, of Portland; Mra. Florence Hale, Brownsville; Mrs. Harriett Baly or, Mra. Paul C. Dawson, and little aon, Baylor, Iria, Cleo, Eleanor and Ruth Porter, Mr. and Mra. Carl Port er, f ) DINNER GIVEN AT U. P. CHURCH .. On elaborate affair of th week waa tha diner in tha U. P. church New Year day. Th church dining room waa beautiful In Chriatmaa deco rationa, holly and red carnations be ing used in profusion. Th dinner which waa served at 1:30 p. m. was presided over by the parish ladies and consisted of chicken pia and all th good things that accompany it. Every member of the church waa pres ent ASSEMBLY CLUB GIVES NEW YEARS BALL Th Assembly club enjoyed th sec ond of their aeries of dances the even ing of Dm. 31 in the Moos halL The O. A. C orchestra furnished the ma- Isic Th next dance will be January 28, 1920. OREGON STUDENTS TO HOLD DANCE ' Th event par excellence among the devotee of dancing is th big dance thia evening in th Armory under the supervision of th U. of O. atodenU who ar in th city for th holiday season. Tha receipt are to be applied on tha fund being raised to build the Df. woman's building which will be con- rU'atruqted on th campus In Eugene rU 1 thia 'year. A very pleasant evening Jh ii anticipated. Th hall la in gala Jn! attire. Th U. of O. colors lemon K j yellow and green ar added to the Is" I ..;.. I .AMVlma alwtvi retained fP by th American Legion. Th U. of rC O. orchestra wil furnish th music jQ I Th floors have had special attention, ifi I Mr. R. M. Steelquist and Mra. H. LC B. Cusick will render aeveral vocal If t selections. Among them will be the Distributors ALBANY OREGON fj nii-niv i aj "Toast to Oregon" and "Hail to Ore gon," by Mr. Steelquist. Mrs. R. U. Steelquist will be the acompanist. Other feature auch as feature danc ing will be staged. A cosy corner haa been arranged for the patronesses, it is completely lined with Oregon pen ants and color. Th patronesses are Miss Flora Mason, Mra. E. D. Cusick Mrs. William Fortmiller, Mrs. W. G. Ballack, Mrs. Fred Fortmiller, Mrs. J. R. Hulbert, Mr. W. A. Barrett Mra. F. E. Van Taaael and Mrs. F. E Livengood. Punch will be served by the Misaea Ruth Barrett, Kate Stewart and Stella Dorgon. MISS HART IS. HOSTESS ON FRIDAY Lair Thompson and son Dpnald, and Mr. and Mr. Frank N. Parent and two sons, Donald and Howard, all of Portland; Dr. and Mra. Fred H. Thompson and son, David of Salem and Mr. and Mra.' Alan H. Banks and daughter Margaret of thia city. ' NEW YEARS DINNER GIVEN AT BARRETTS Charmirig in every detail waa th dinner presided over by Mra. J. J. Barrett at her home, 637 W. 6th St, New Yeara day. Th living rooms wer attractive in th seasons color ings of red and green. Th large din ing tabl waa decked with an artistic center piece of violets. Th elaborate seven-course dinner waa served at six o'clock, followed by a social evening. Those seated around tha perfectly ar ranged table were, Mr. and Mra. Ed ward Barrett, Mr. and Mr. W. A. Barrett and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Dawson and aon, Th Misses Kath erin and Ma Barrett, Mr. Frank Barrett and Ed Barrett, Jr. MODERN TRAVELERS MEET AT MRS. FROMANS Mra. David Froman waa hostess to th Modern Traveler thia afternoon at her home on 7th and Ferry St. Roll call waa responded to by current events, Mrs. Braden read a very in. tereating paper, "Religioua Life," Mra. C. C. Bryant's paper, "Legal Status of Women in Oregon" waa also inter. est ing and instructive. Following a business session, Mrs. Froman serv ed refreshments, after which th lad iea enjoyed a social hour. BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS MEET The A goes and Amona Sunday school classes of the Baptist church will make merry at th horn of Miaa Onal Marsh this evening. Th Marsh home haa been mad bright and cheer. ful with many light and flowers for th occasion. Games, vocal and in. atrumental music will be th evening diversion, after which refreshments will be served. Miaa Ada Michaelson of 'Lebanon is th house guest of Mis Ianth Smith at her home 820 Weat Fourth street. MRS. RALSTON IS HOSTESS AT SHOWER.' Miaa Rolla Balaton waa a hostess of the week when she entertained with a miscellaneous shower in com. pliment to Mis Annie Lee Fortmiller, bride-elect. Th afternoon waa apent socially and with fancy work, followed by light refreshments. The guests were th A. M. A. girls of which Miaa Fortmiller la a member. LOUISE MASON IS HONORED AT PARTY "TONES that are reproduced truer, ner, KV Mr7( sweeter. Music that in coin spirit anu ici- - -T Y 7 ter is restated with greater beauty." "All All Phonographs in One records transcribed with greater hdelity. Golden opinions like these are showered on The Brunswick by its hearers everywhere. 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Mrs. Edgar Charles Hart and Miss Annie Lee Fortmiller shared honors ' at an informal party at the home of Miss Corintha Hart Friday afternoon. The motive was to Introduce Mrs. ' Hart and aurnrise Miss Fortmiller Dj with a kitchen shower. . The after flj noon was enjoyed with fancy work nJ ' and phonograph music, after which iss Fortmiller waa asked to find the gifts which had abeen hidden about the rooms. Miss Hart served Vefresh- 1 menta. Those present were Mra. E. C. Hart, Mrs. George Earl Fortmiller, Mrs. Rolla Ralston, Miaa Annie Lee Fort miller, Misses Ruth and Catherine Livengood, Miaa Dorothy Lee, Miss Carofln Wright, Miss Mae Ballack, Miss Janet Dawson, Miss Irene Bar rett, Miss Hariet Van Tassel, Mrs. I. F. White, of Portland and the hostess. Miss Hart - " Miss Roberta Torbet . entertained eleven of her little girl friends this afternoon at her horn, the occasion being her eleventh birthday. Games and music were th diversions, re freshments were served around a prettily arranged table, centered with a birthday cake adorned with eleven pink candlea. It was a very enjoy able affair. - THOMPSON FAMILY HOLDS REUNION Mrs. Rufus Thompson was hostess at an elaborate New Yeara dinfer on Thursday. . All of her children, but three were presen'. Including Mr. and The horn of Miaa Flora Mason, on West Sixth street, waa the scene of a merry crowd of youngsters Friday evening, when Miss Mason entertained in compliment to her niece, little Miss Louis Mason. Misa Mason's home waa nrettr for the occasion, the Chriatmaa colorings mingled with shaded lights which made a pretty back ground for th happy group. Games, music and dancing were the diversion of th eveing, after which Miss Mason served refreshment. About SO of Miss Louise's friends en- joyed th affair. SEVERENCE JOHNSON WEDDING IS SOLMNIZED A quiet wedding occurred Wednes day morning when Misa Anna Marie Johnson became the bride of Mn John H. Severance. Rev. W. White rea4 the service in the pres ence of Immediate relatives and a few friends of th contracting parties. Following a short trip, Mr. and Mrs. Severance will -make their horn Ashley, Montana. MISS GIBSON HOSTESS AT PARTY Miaa Margaret Gibson waa hoateaa for an Informal affair at her home in North Albany, Friday evening. Her home waa pretty In th Chriatmaa dec oration. Th evening waa apent In game and music, after which Misa Gibson served light refreshments. Those to enjoy the evening wer th Misses Florence Rider, Ruth and Maud McDaniel, Bina Reeves, Helen Lee, Florence Hunter, Margaret Gib son; Th Messrs Kenneth Philip. Del- Glldow, David Martin, Cleo Jenkins, Lyndon Meyers, Warren Hunter, and Raymond Tomlinson. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HAS BANQUET . A very enjoyable time waa had at th First Presbyterian church Friday evening. A sumptuous banquet waa served, followed by business discus sion. Th banquet waa given by th committee of five who wer in eharg , of th financial affair of th church th past year, in appreciation of th able assistance given by th congre gation. Rec D. V. Poling gave a very interesting and instructive talk on the work of th church, th past year without a minuter. Mr. A. O. Schmitt, chairmarf of theyeommittee, also spoke very interestingly of th yean work and future plana. About 200 wer present. NEW YEARS PARTY GIVEN BY MISS PROCHNOW Miss Vldinc Prochnow was hostess to a number of friends on New Year Eve, when ah entertained with a watch party. Th evening waa pleaa antly apent in games and music Re freshments wer served at a lata hour. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS WATCH OLD YEAR OUT Th Knights of Pythias and their friends had a very enjoyable affair in the K. P. hall Wedneaday evening when they gathered to watch the old year out and welcome little Mia New Year aa an honorary member of their order. Music, games, dancing with many features wer th pleasure of th evening. Th local orchastra furnished delightful music A ban quet followed. About 200 wer present. A. C Schmitt waa boat to his Sun day achool class of the First Presby terian church New Years evening. The pleasure waa a line party at the Glob Theatre, followed by refreshments at th Elite. (Continued on Paga Six) Pneumonia ftaa fellew Neglected Cold KILL THE COLD I HILL'S CASCARA fc QUIN I N R0M1& i wn-l "V aar rwiT Kan sac L ,ptim fer.ka ap s cold ta as ' np in a WT if it hub. Tka ia mi I lit with Mr. HOI'S Eton. At 4B0ra-5jrs If You Keep Money In th store or office, it's subject to loss by firs or theft. If you keep checks too long before depositing, they're some times returned marked "No Funds," The safe way is to nave a Check Account with thia bank, and deposit daily. Cspitsl & Surplus $90,000 J. W.-Cusick & Co. Bankers FACEj Albany, Oregon Before and , After you play or work in sun or wind, give a thought to your face. If you want a fair complezion treat it fairly and treat it often. Don't spoil your fun by forgetting that your cheeks and lips neecr COLD CREAM FACE POWDER . ROUGE, ETC. Burkhart & Lee Th "Stor of Fair Treatment' Mrs. C D. Bowles, Mr. and Mr. W.
