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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1920)
a MISS MASON IS HOSTESS 'AT A DINNER I A vrty pretty affulr of thr wrk n i he m-voii o'clock dinin r prrsidid Wrr liy Mm Mawn at her horn on sixth street Turxlny aftrrnoon. Spring fluwm were arranged nlioul I hp rooms mid the perfectly appointed table with diiiniy effect, Mia Ma.om gutota were: Mr. and Mrt. Karl I), Day, Mr unci Mr. I'. A. Younif, Mr. and Mr. K. U. Hir,l,ul.t, Mr. and Mr.. II. II. Cu.lrk, Mr. and Mr.. K. E. Mj.oii, and Mr. Kenneth IHven. A pleasant ocal evening followed the dinner. HOUSE GUEST Mi Marjorie llulnun of Eugene Is pniling the week md in AMiany vi.ltmic with Mi. Irene Barrett. MOTOR TO PORTLAND Mr. and Mr. R K. Ma.on and childrrn litlU Mi.. I.ouW and Ma trr David motorrd to Portland Friday to attend the auto ahow and rnjoy the metropolla for a few day.. MRS. JANE KNCl.EIIAM GUEST OK MRS VEAL Mr.. K. A. Vial of 410 Jff.r.n Street ha. a. her gurt, her grand mother Mr.. Jan Engleham, of Crandvlew, Wa.h , and hrr aunt Mrt. Minnir Thompson of Churches Ferry, N D. IDA TAEEELL IS ENTERTAINED HERE FRIDAY One of ihr best lectures ever given In Alhany, wa. uVlivrrcd Friday even ing in the Kirat Prebytvriati Church by thr notrd publicist and author, Mim Ida M. Tarbell. Mi.a Tarlwll' .ulijrrt waa "Tin United Slain at I he Peace Confrreiico". Prrci eding the Irrturr, the hlth .rhoul ori'hr.tra gav a d"l)rhtful cuncrrt. A lurge ani appreciative audience wa. prraanl. Following thr Ircturc thr Monday club hcli! a infiirmul rtti'pilun at thr honir of Mi.. Flora Maun compli menting Mix Tarhrlt, and giving ihi pulillc a chance to in it I the great juurnullst. Irrturrr, and author. MRS. !'. A. YOUNCi . : WENT TO SALEM I Mia. I'. A. Young spent lust Week rnd in Salem vitititig frivmU. i I MRS. PIIIPPS HONORED ON WITH ItlRTIIDAY Mr. and Mr.. I., U. Weaver Were hosts Wednesday afternoon and rvcn I ing to a number of friend, when ' thvy rntrriained in compliment to Mr.. Wravera mother, Mra. Emily I'h pp.; thr occasion beinK thr With binhility anniversary of Mr Phipp.'. The Weaver home wa made vrry at irartive for thr affair, red carnations and ferns b. lug prntily arranged a bout the room.. The pleasure wi re voral and instrumental muaic and so cial conversation. Two very rlahoi ale luncheons wrrr served in the af-, ternoon and evening. Mrt. Weaver wat at.lated In serving by Mra. E. V, Kiniih. An immense) birthday rake prntily trimmed and ornammted. centered the lartre table. Thr guesta included. Mrt. Murrit Dowd, Mr.. J. A. Harm i, Mra. Tom Froman, Mrt. Down (Portland) Mr., (Jiunlitll (Corvalli.), Mr and Mra. George (;!!n. Mr. and Mn. E. V. Smith, Mr. and Mrt. FT K. Churchill, Mrt. W. 8. Wravvr. Mi.. Elva Weaver, Dr I'hippa (Oregon City) ton of thr gueits of honor, and W. A. Phipp., of Hastings Nebraska, Mrt. Phipp., received many beautiful gifts. EASTERN STAR INITIATES SIX CANDIDATES Tht Mu.onic hull wat vrry prettily decorated in pot led plant and fern Tue.ilay evening when the tallies of the Kaaiern Star entertained wilh an elaborate baniU't honoring, their State Grand Worihy Matron, Mr. Mc Muiphy of Eugene. Following the baniUet ix new member were united with thr order. The Albany initia tion team put on the work. After which Mr.. MeMurphy a poke vrry In tending and inairurtive on the work of the oril. r Senator II lyuet. Grand Matter of Portland, wa. also present and addressed the meeting 1n a very able and interesting way. Thoae in itiated Wrre thr Mi.te. Wilma Junken. Josephine La e. Lois Nelx rall. Grace MeCalley, and Mr. and Mrv Pank. - SCHOOL CHILDREN HONOR GEORGE WASHINGTON On thr evening of February 23 the auditorium of thr high tchool wa the acrnr of a merry crowd of Pat r'otic younr.tcr., when a coitum? I any wa. irivrn by the pupil, of the different (fradea, Each (trade Rave a .tunt, every on rrprr.entinir aomc act of Georir Wa.hinjrton. The de roration were chrrrie. hatchet and flagt. NEW IDEAL CI.UU MEETS j Mn. Gilbury wat ho.Uraa to the ! New Ideal Club, Thursday afternoon. ; The plea.anl afternoon wat .pent tocially in conversation and needle 1 work. IWinty rrfrv.hmenta were arr- ved by thr ho.teat atti.trd b her dauKhtrr, Mr.. G. HodJry. Thote i preent were the Mel.,mea H. Burk ; hart, Fallry, E. Peebler, S. Ward, 8. ! La.trllr, J, Camiirir, A. Camiifie, J. HraKif, D. 8. Gandun, and W. O. , Skrene. 1 K. OF C'S MEET TO PLAN BANQUET I The Kniirhtt of Columbut met in I regular .enion in their hall on EU- worth Street, Monday even in if. Mr. Kropp wat chalrma,, of thr evening. Rev. Father Lane gave a very imtr ' eating addrra. They will meet again ' Monday to make plant for the Ai nuul St. Patrick. Day banquet. MRS. TRAIN ENTERTAINS ENTRE NOUS CLUB ; The Entrr Nout Club were iruc.t of Mr.. S. S. Train, Tuexlay after noon at hrr home on Seventh .trrct. The room, wrre pretty with the tea tona flower, and palm. The after noon diverion wa bridge. Thrr tablet wrre played aftrr which the ho.te.t at.i.ted by Mra. Geo. Sa.lrrt tervrd a dainty luncheon. Thote ub.tituting for abarnt memliera were Mr. Pugh. Mr. Geo. Sander. Mr. Haight, Mrt. Twerdale, . and Mrt. Bowrrwx. Mrt. Pugh had highest acorr. ALCAZAR COMPANY STAGE COMEDY ' A full hou.r waa out Thursday evrning to hear "Nothing But the Truth", thr trcond of tho terirt of IIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIE Invest Profitably In Properties You Can See PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK in the extensions and improvements of Mountain States Power Company. 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