The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-05-08

evening they will give the play at
Parkdale.
Mr.. Scrugs. Of Tennessee. uncle OF
Arthur Hale. visited him last week
P. b. Laraway narrowly escaped q
very serious accident last week. ms
team was startled BY an engine while
he was loading something on nls
wagon. He fell from the wagon ana
received some painful INJURIES Out Is
not confined to bis room.
The Ladies Aid will sew for Mrs. r.
b. Pape at her home on FRIDAY AFTER
noon, May 9. at o'clock.
A. H. Maeee visited over Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Barnett at
their ranch home near Mosler.
A social event of no little interest
was the regular meeting OF the Aloha
club on Wednesday afternoon, April 81
at Mrs. II. F. Geason's home. Each
lady had been asked to come IN cos
tune of other days or to bring some
thing of interest because OF its an
tiquity. Mrs. Thos. Avery wore a
beautiful large white silk shaw that
her mother had as a young lady: IL
was brought from China and was hand
embroidered. Mrs. H. F. Blackman
wore a dainty lace cap that her great
grandmother had worn and brought
three spoons, each made from silver
dollar and handed down two or three
generations. Mrs. Guy Smith wore a
SILK dress that was 50 years old. Mrs.
Vonnegut and Mrs. Allen wore old
Jewelry dating back several genera
tions. There were several old brooches,
some containing hair. Mrs. r. w..
Radford and Miss Leila wore costumes
dating back about so years and Mrs.
Radford's was generally regarded as
the quaintest costume present. Her
dress of striped lawn was entirely
hand made. A white lace fschu, cap,
a shoulder shawl and a tiny reticule
containing a tin case for her steel
bowed glasses, completed very inter-
esting "old lady," Miss Eula LMc-
Gully came in her grandmother S gown
of gray silk trimmed in scream silk
lace, her mothers wedding bonnet, and
jewelry made of Oregon gold in 1852.
After all guests had arrived and their
costumes admired, strains from the
Lohengren wedding march were heard
and bridal party descended the
stairs. Mrs. j. D. McCully was bride
in her own beautiful wedding gown of
cream silk trimmed in brocade and
fringe. 1t was necessarily altered a
little, but the style was unchanged.
Mrs. Henry Hill was bridegroom in
"the conventional black and Miss
McCully acted as bridemaid. They
were altogether as interesting as a real
wedding party. Some kodak pictures
were taken on the lawn, after which
each lady gave short history of her
costume or relic which was very inter-
esting. Mrs. Farnsgorth and Mrs.
Palmer, mother and sister of Mrs.
Gleason, and Mrs. Goth, mother of Mrs.
Vonnegut, were out of town guests.
The hostess served refreshments.
The May Day program was marred
somewhat by the chilly wind, but
nearly one hundred patrons were pres
ent for the dinner and program. About
80 the entire school formed in line
and escorted the queen, Miss Florence
Clark, to her throne, which was placed
on the school lawn. After several
songs by the school the children of the
two lower rooms engaged in several
contests and games under the direction
of Miss Grace Turney. The two May
poles stood in the center of the
grounds, their streamers of royal pur-
pie and gold loosely bound. The child
rem of each room wOve and wound them
in turns. and it pas beautifully done
The occasion was one of pleasure to al
who attended. County Superintendent
G. d. Thompson was on the grounds
during the program.
Mothers Day will be observed at tht
church next Sunday. The. W. C. T. u
have arranged program of songs anC
addresses.
Church notices. Sunday school at II
a. m. Mothers Day program at II a
m. There will be no evening service.