Albany daily democrat., March 20, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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MASQUERADE
BALL ES EVENT
OF THE WEEK
ST. PATRICK'S
EVE BANQUET
DELIGHTFUL
The musiurruilc kIvimi by Ihr A.
aemhly rlub of Albany bit WihIiij.
ly r veiling took prercdftirt ovrr all
mher aociul aetivitiea fur ihr wmk.
Tho uff.ilr waa on -of ihr prrttieat
Jhal hut taken place thla etjaon.
No hint of Irntcn aolemuily roulil
be dlacerned among Ihr varied hurd
and artiatir disKuiara that robed the
f.-fttiv nilikn:iMraflp S'Miirw li-il
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torn i'j adopt ihr tlrmurr attire of
rolunl.il ilaya, while oihrra chose more
ilifHiit and unique deaiirns. Amonir
the mm a variety of novrl ami hum
orou KBrln prevailed. Thrra wai
murh oriKinallty displayed and lh
ial spirit of thr rmlrr evening- add
ed to ihr pleasure of lha uffair.
Thr hall Was drroratrd with purple
anil white Interapcrard hrrr and there
with green. Following thr grand
march tuantitiea of confrttl Were
thrown over wires stretched In thr
rtMim In a thnrt llmr tha multitude
of brilliantly rulurrd streamers hang- I
lug ubout the room, aw.iying in and j
around thr maakrd danrrra gave thr :
orraaiun thr aHC of a carnival. A '
feature of lha evening and out ih.it t
drew tho enthualaatic 4pptur from '
the rntirr aarmblage u tha dainty
and artistic interpretation of Orien
tnl dancing given by Mita I.oulae M4-
son.
Out of town gucata wrrr Mra. Wal
ti r Cook of Cortland, and Mr.. K.irl
Hrara of Lebanon, Albany mrmbrra
of thP Assembly club arr: Mr and
Mr. P A. Young. M.v Koek. y Ma
aon. Mr. and Mrs O N. HuiLon, Mr.
and Mr.. Chsurey Iliuwrr, Mr and
Mr.. Hill lianrtt. Mr and Mra Owen
lleam, Mr and Mra. Ian Johnaton,
Mr. and Mr. John French, Mr. and
Mra. Allrn Strllmaetier. Mr and Mr..
I A. MrDowell. Dr. ami Mra. Karl
Fortmillrr, Mr. and Mr F.dwin Fort
miliar. 1 r and Mr. (i. A Kigga. Mr.
mid Air.. Charles Kirk, Mr. and Mia.
K. L. McKi rn, Mr. and Mra. Herman
Ahr.th.im. Mr. and Mra. Van Wieder.
Mr and Mr. Karl Day, Mr and Mra.
William Pollack. Dr. and Mra J E
Ilrldgwatcr. Mr. and Mr. F.d Hud.on,
Mr. and Mr., Will Mrmll, Mr and
Mra. Willanl Murk., Mr and Mm
Kjlph Croni.r, Mr and Mra. O. D.
Hyera, Dr. and Mr II A. Ielitingerf
Mi.a Klnra Maann, Mi.a Iulwlle
Younir. Mi.a Vrlnm Pnvia, Kd lt.ir
ml, Krnnrth Pivena, Kdmund Trncy.
and Victor I'cltrraon.
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teachers n.un
KNJOV8 SLTl'F.R
Thr , Tf arhrr'a Chib of tHr high
.choid enjoyed a covered dlah aupprr
Thur.ilny rvoning in tha Junior high
school auditorium. The tabic waa
pr ttitv cen'ercd. with a hugh bowl of
daffodil. I'lwrs were marked for a
bout thirty Ini'.y teachers. During
t" at'unrr muale Wna furni.hrd by a
Columbia machine. A pleasant aoc
iat hou followed the dinner.
MISSION
SOCIETY MEETS
On Wrdnv''y evening ihe young
ladies mUsi'innrv aocicty of the U. P.
c'lureh cnjnvid a driehtful rovTrd
di.h aupprr in the church dining room
Following the aupprr two very Inter
calitig paprr. on "India" were given;
one "The n'Xf of Mis. ion. in India"
bv Miss Mae Phillip and unolher
"Womt , in liiilin" by Miss Mablc
Scbulti a .hort buninea. m -eiinr waa
held and Mis. Mar Phillip, waa elect
ed ri'praarnlative of the I'reabytcry
It Isn't
Too Late !
to plant MARQUIS WHEAT.
The need wo hare ia from a crop
aown in April. It yielded 40
buahcla to ths acre.
MAHQUIS v Wheat is small
grains, hard as flint and brings
a premium in "any market.
Our MARQUIS SEED WHEAT
la only a trifle higher than tha
commonoat RUN-OUT stock.
Phone us today and reserve your
supply.
The Stock is Limited.
Charming in In truly Iriah atmoa
phrrr waa the Kt. Patrick's day pro
uram and bamiuet given in the
auditorium of Hi. Mary'a academy
I'ueaday evening under the au.piciona
of the (llff.rmit .ocirtiea of ihe cath
olic church. The room waa magnifi
cently decorated for ihe orca.iou. The
Iri.h Kipuhlic" rolora were every
where, l-ong atrramrra of ihe white
grrrn and yrllow hung gracefully
tH'.ide the red white and blue. Sham
rocks circled ihe walla ami di-rorattd
the place carda. Iri.h mclodira float
ed through the room., and out through
thr bri.k evening air making one
wonder if he waa In Albany or Dub
lin.' About onr hunnled and fifty en
joyed the elaborate bauiUet. Mr. W.
A. Darren prraidtd as chairman. Tha
.prakrra wrr Hi v. Arthur l.ane of
Albany. Rev Father Keney, of Cor
valli., Mr Henry l.yona, Albany Mr.
Frank MeKrima, Mr. Walter I'owrra,
and Mr. Clianilicrlin all of Corvallia
Following thr dinner Mi.a Stella
Dorvan and Mi.a Mary Bender ren
dered irveral beautiful vocal aoloa ac
companied 011 the piano by Mra. John
Donley. Thr childrena program waa
very Interesting. Tho three little
Mi. ae, Barbara Eaglra, Louias llora
key, and Margan t llolmea, aang the
Iri.hman'a toaai and were dreaaed res
pectively in the colore of the Iri.h
flag The real f.uture of the even
ing waa the medley by littU- Kather
Inc Annette Riley, thriN- year oid
dativhie' of Mr. and Mra. Thomas
Riley: ILr compound w. compo.ed
of parla of "Im Forever Blowing
IMbble." and "Mtckcv". The SUr
Snangli'd Banner rlo.ed the plea.urea
after which Rev. Father Lane gave
ihe Benediction.
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MISS WIRE BECOMES
BRIDE OF DEVER MAN
A charming home wedding took
place Weilfleajay ai high noon when
Mi.a M.irgaretta Wire become thr
bride of Mr. Charles L Jones of Dvv
rr, at the home of the brides parvnta.
Mr and Mra. (J. C. Wire at 63H Ea.t
Fifth Street. The crnmony waa per
formed by Rrv. C. H Young in the
preaenee of rrl.itivea mid a f w inti
mate frieudi of the young couple.
Tha ring crri mony was u.i d. ' Before
the ceremony, Mra. Dora Flood sang,
"I Love You Truli y" and Mia, Allie
Worrrl pluyed "lavhengn n'a W.iUling
March". Thr room in which tha bri
dal party alood, waa atlrariive with
apring bloaaoma and greenery. Thr
bride wore a becoming gown of dell,
rata pink grrogelte over nlk with
rich silver lare trimming,
She has lived in Albany for the
pa.t seven years. Khr is well known
and popular In .oeial clrclea. She
ut ten iled Albany High school and has
ainCr been employed in thr Hamilton
Department store ,
Mr. Jonrs is a graduate of Albany
high school and laUrr aliended O. A.
C He is an ex-service man.
Mr. and Mra. Junra left on the
noon train for Portland where they
will apeni their honeymoon. They
will make iheir home at Dcvcr where
Mr. Jonet is engaged in farming.
JUNIOR CLASS
ENJOY PORTY
The Junior Cla.a of the high school
held a very enjoyable St. Patrick's
party in the Senior high school audi
torium Thursday evening. Green and
white color scheme, was carried out
in thr decorations and n fre.hm-nta
Streamers of green and white were
effectively arranged from the crilinn
and connecting all four corners of
thr room. Trillions and ahubbrry were
uaed in profussion. St Patrick's
games and a clever vaudeville were
the evening's pleaaurea. Dainty re
fre.hmenta were aerved by ihe com
mitter in charge. The ire cream was
green and white with dainty cham
rock a in the center. Other emblems
of the Emerald I sir were carried out
in the refreshment a.
U. P'S ENTERTAIN
WITH BANQUET
The congregation nf thr United
Presbyterian church, gave an elabor
ate bamiuet in the church Da r I or. on
Tueadav' evening in compliment to J.
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used last veatNIv(flfc
to KILL COLDS
HILL'S
CASCARAtMUININI
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Id rtiMdr for 20 7ar
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brk up cold in 24
bourv f liv mrtp in S dart.
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SUNBEAM ?JSS
SUNS ONLY COMPETITOR
LVKHYTHiNG RLECTRICAL
OUTFITS INSTALLKU AND IN OPERATION.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS JOHN WINKLEY,
W. W. POLAND, O. B. KEEBI.KR. I. H. COPE
LAND, JOHN WILLS, J. S. LUCKEY.
WIRING DONE BY LICENSED A BONDED W1REMEN
WE5IL
Weatern Electric
Farm Light
And Power
Outita
Phone 20
THE ELECTRIC STORE. INC
S27 Weat First St.. Albany
4 ,W : 'm.ivw,.-. ?i
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They can't puncture Yaey can't blew out
No pumping (fr patching
or roadside repairs.
Ford, Maxwell and Chcv-
Ulllll 1
rolet owners arc petting
10,000, 15.000 and 20.00"
miles of wear, in all kinds
of service on pasfengrr cars
and trucks under all kinds
of driving conditions.
Nothing can happen to Day
ton Airless Tirci but w-e-a-r.
Nothing snips them
they arc worn clear dwn to
the Inst p.cr nl rulihcr. Kc
tnembrr i.liojt punctures
or blow-outs.
rfo you use 30 x 3, SO x 34.
31 x 4 (ires'? If you do, spend
your money wisely buy
Dayton Airless. It's true
economy.
The next time you drive
around our way, STOP
AND LOOK THEM OVER.
CHZHZHZHSH
HAMILTONS
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The. new modes for Spring are presented here in all their beauty
and original development. Refinement and good taste characterize
displays that are as distinctive as they are authentic. The qew
ness and the extensiveness of our stocks will me the selection of
your Easter wardrobe a most pleasant occasion. Exhib'its are now
open.
The little touches the different
employment of fabrics and turn
ings the care of finishing and
workmanship of tailoring have been
watched with zealous care in our
suit department and each suit pos
sesses Hamiltons' quality unques
tioned. ; fc
The season so decidedly a suit
seasonr displays are more com
prehensive. More exclusive and
more in demand than ever before.
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Flower-Trimmed Millinery SuggesU
The Approach of Eastertide.
And what a gloriously beautiful
Eastertide it will be with all these
richly, deftly colored "flower witch
eries" to rival spring's own budding
life in beauty. And the hats with
flowered crowns what glories are
here. Look over our hats before you
decide. Priced as low as $5.00.
With many stopping places be
tween that and $25.00.
We are showing a 'ine
Children's Hats at $1.48 to $6.95.
HXHSH2HXH3 HAMILTONS'
"Too Good for YoUpKUty'
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Even children know good coffee.
That's why they drink Folger's
Golden Gate. . It's never bitter nor
, puckery.
Different in taste from other coffee
and better. i
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VACUUM PACKED
LOUIS K. GEIL,PSTj
IM weal ind St. A ban', Oregon
at-
Albany, Oregon.