The new age., 1907-01-05

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1907.
Now is the time you will get your
6's and rs mixed.
Miss Maud Lucas entertained a few
OF her young friends on New Years
eve.
Miss Matte Ashby has returned
home, after visiting relatives in Chi.
cago.
The watch meeting at the Zion A.
M. E. Church and the Mt Olivet Bap-
tist Church were well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Fullilove have
both been somewhat indisposed, but
are great deal better at this time.
MIGo 1A1Ll1S DIluSSWdl6I, Ol 1Uf
North Fourteenth street, gave a holi-
day party on the 31st inst. to num-
Der of her friends.
The ball given by the hotel walters
at the Armory on the 26th. inst. was a
decided success from a social stand
point, although not largely attended.
- h
ing on air. The cause is that on the
oath inst. his wife presented him with
bouncing heir. Mother and son are
doing well.
Remember the experience meeting
given by the Household Of Ruth, 844,
G. U. o. of o. F., on the second Tues
day of February at their hall, Second
and Yamhill streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Merideth enter
tanned at dinner on Christmas Mr. and
Mrs. ]. S. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
Laurence, Mrs D. Newman and
Messrs. E. Richardson and V. Keen.
On the evening of December 25th
Mrs. L. Wickliffe entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Merideth, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Laurence, Mrs D. M. Newman and
Messrs I. Maxwell and John Mason.
Mrs. Lulu Easton and Mrs. E. King
are both suffering from sprained and
bruised limbs, as the result Of fall.
While their injuries are painful, no
serious consequences are expected to
result, although both ladies are con-
fined to the house.
Mrs. Hattie Smith, of Ankeny street,
gave an elaborate dinner, served in
courses, to 25 of her friends on Christ
mas. The house was profusely deco
rated with gar1ands and other appro-
pirate holiday trimmings All voted
the hostess most successful enter
tainer.
Willis BURY, formerly of this city
but now domiciled in Seattle, spent
several days in our city during the
holidays. He reports that he is pros
pering in his new home and has in
vested quite extensively in real estate
in his new home Rumor says that he
is looking for helpmeet.
Of the holidays was the Tom Thumb
Wedding" at the Bethel A. M. E.
Church, with Master Earl Taylor as
the parson, Miss Leila Jackson as the
bride and Eddie Watson as the groom.
The affair reflected great credit on
those who had the management of the
same.
Mrs. Marie G. Penny gave course
dinner at her residence, Thirteenth
and Main streets, on Friday evening,
December 28 to few friends. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Stensll,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gregory, Mrs. M. Carr,
Mrs. d. M. Newman, Miss M. Krumpp
and Messrs. w. H. Carter and Robin
son.
We learn that Mr.. J. P. JOEL, who
has held the responsible position or
steward Of the Concordia club, has
made up his mind to resign and en-
gage in business for himself. He Will
be succeeded by Mr.. Thomas Johnson,
who has ably seconded him for some
time past. We predict Mr.. JOEL a
brilliant and prosperous future.
MT, ana MIS-. d. W. Ny nv -
Wheeler street. entertained few
friends on Wednesday evening, jan
uary 2. The new game of 500 was in
troduced to the delight of all. An
elaborate luncheon was served the
guests. which included many rare ana
excellent dishes for which the es-
teemable hostess is justly famous.
What is the matter with the
churches and societies? No celeDra-
tion of the 1st of January; In fact' IL
seems of late that our ORGANIZATIONS
have ceased to take advantage OF op-
portunities to appear before the pubhc.
we trust that 1907 will make change
for the better in this respect. Let the
members of our churches and benevo-
lent organizations wake up and go 10
work. Remember it is better 10 wear
out than to rust out.
coIoRED PIONEER OF THE PA
CIFIc COAST.