The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-06-25
l.. H. Arneson left yesterday fol
pnrtland making the trim by hnat

IL. ii. AfneS0n le1t yesterday Tor
Portland, making the trip by boat.
Wanted-Competent girl for general
housework, about July 5. Mrs. f. o.
Blanchar, Phone 349l.
Geo. W. Collins, of Underwood, was
in the city yesterday to attend the
merchants bargain day sales.
Reymund r. Early returned yester-
day from Eugene, where he graduated
this year from the University of Ore
gon.
Rev. A. E. Mcnamara, rector Of st.
Marks Episcopal church. was in Cas-
cade Locks Sunday evening where he
held regular monthly services.
Mrs. Maude Van Tuyle and daughter,
Miss Velda, are visiting at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. f. r. Bradley. Carl
HOllingwOrth, of Seattle, is also visit
ing the Bradley home.
The wedding of Miss Ada Mark,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Mark,
to Waldo Mills, of Salem, was solemn
lied yesterday afternoon at the Pine
Grove church.
A special communication Of Hood
River Lodge. No. 105. A. F. & A. M,
will be called Saturday evening, when
work in the masters degree will be
conducted.
W. W. Smith, of La Porte, Ia, has
arrived to be here with his daughter,
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Hill, who has been serious
Iy i'll at her home on the East Side.
Mrs. Hill was resting we'll yesterday.
Miss Ella Northway. who has been
visiting in southern California, arrived
the first of the week for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Blackman and
family. Miss NortEway Is enroute to
her home at Milwaukee, Wis.
Miss Katherine S. Arnold, who has
had charge of the mathematics depart
ment of the MilwauKee-Downer girl $
school, arrived yesterday to spend the
summer here with her brother, Hosmer
X. Arnold, of the Barrett district.
Ed Willbarger, having thrust Ian
tern into the manbole of one of the
oil tanks, in which the city received
the asphaltum oil for the streets, last
week received painful injuries when
the gas In the tank exploded. His eye
brows and hair were singed.
A number of young people enjoyed
a party at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
James W. Pfer last week in joint cele-
bratl0n of the birthday anniversaries
of MIR. Pifer and Miss Eva Brock.
Miss Brock has just returned from Eu-
gene, where she was at the University
of Oregon.
Miss Aldine Bartmess, Miss Estela
Rich and Miss Maude Carlisle sailed
Sunday from Portland aboard the
Steamship Bear, for San Francisco.
Misses Bartmess and Rich will attend
the summer course of the University
of California at Berkeley, while Miss
Carlisle will visit friends in southern
California.
At a meeting last week the follow
ing officers of Waucoma Lodge Knights
of Pythias were elected for the ensu-
ing year: J. K. Carson, C. C.. F. w.
Blagden, V. G.. John Rainey, Prelate ;
Arthur Howell, M. W.; Roy Roberts,
Nj. A.; j. H. Hazlett. |. G.. and Jas
per Wickham, o. G. The officers will
be installed on the evening of Tuesday,
July Z.
Prof. ]. N. Beggs, of Portland, will
begin dancing class for children at
the Heilbronner hall today. He will
conduct classes by appointment for
boys and girls of high school age dur
ing his stay in Hood River. Prof.
Beggs, who was in Hood River four
years ago. is well known to Hood River
people. many of the young men and
women of the city having received in
struction from him.
With their wives and sweethearts
with them enjoying the hospitality, the
members of the Philharmonic orchestra
we're entertained Tuesday evening in
the basement of the Unitarian church
by the members of that congregation.
The orchestra conducts its rehearsals
there and the party was held after
their regular work. Cake and ices
were served.
Robert Hays, of Portland, spent Sun
day here with Donald Nickelsen, both
being members of the Sigma Chi fra
terninty at the University of Oregon at
Eugene. On Monday the young men
walked to Dee, where MIR. Hays is
working, making the journey in two
hours and so minutes. Returning from
the Punch Bowl Mr.. NickeIsen made
the trip on foot in two and half
hours.
Little Miss Norma Young, the daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. r. N. Young, of
Cascade avenue, celebrated her sew
enth birthday last Friday with party
for ten little playmates. All went to
see the moving pictures at the Electric
and were then served delicious refresh
ments at the Young home. Those en-
joying the young lady's party we're
Evelyn Spear, Georgisna, Kelsay and
Leonard SlocOm, jeanette Cramps,
Betty Jane Skinner, Mary and Corinne
Mitchell and Margaret Pineo.
Last Friday evening. a number of
young ladies gagthered at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. II. G. Clark, to shower
their daughter, Miss NADIA, to remind
her of her near marriage. She, her
mother and friend were down town.
When they returned and the lights
were turned on, she beheld her friends
calmly awaiting her, and the enjoy
ment forthwith began. Everybody haC
very pleasant time. Many useful
and beautiful presents we're brought
and appreciated. Many hearty con
grstulstions we're expressed in wore
and action.