St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-01-29

registration DOCKS VIII be
open at the city hall beginning
Friday, January 29th, for the
city elections.
Fashionable dressmaking, al
teration and remodeling; rea-
sonable prices. Call Alb East
Charleston street.
Dry Cord Wood for Sale. 49,
Price, $500 per cord See
Shaffer at Star Sand Company's
dock at foot of Richmond street;
phone Columbia 262.
Mr.. Quinn of South st. Johns
surprised his family and many
friends by returning unexpect-
edly from Alaska, where he has
spent the past ten months. He
reports times good in that north
ern country.
A basket ball game and dance
will be held in the skating rink
Saturday evening, February 9th,
between the Sunset Athletic
Club of st. Helens and the st.
Johns Fire Department. Good
music will be furnished and
nickle dancing take place. Ad-
mission to game, % cents.
A happy surprise and birth
day party was given Miss Annie
Toole. on her thirteenth birth
day by her friends at her home
Saturday. January 20. Games,
music and refreshments was
the program of the day.
Those present were Misses
Annie Toole. Laura Haskell,
Agnes Jones. Mildred Collier,
Greta Paul. Alice Cato, Mar
guerite McCarty. Grace Cato.
Reba Cato. Violet Jones. Mas
ter Richard Collier. Francis
Cato. Andrew Cato, Joseph
Toole, Clarence Toole. Kenneth
Cato and Leslie Toole.
Mrs. Sargent Wilson, on Will
lamette boulevard, was hostess
Friday afternoon to a goodly
number who listened to an in
teresting and uplifting dis
course on "What is Psy-
chology?" given by Mrs. Grace
Ferris, formerly of st. Johns,
but now of Portland. The
speaker said that psychology
was never to the forefront as il
is today. and every man and wo-
man should have a knowledge of
it. So many are afraid of the
word psychology" especially
people who claim to be Chris
tians. but she declared il was
common sense" and surely
we all need a baptism of il. IL
makes us more efficient in any
walk of life. and the twentieth
century is calling for specialists.
Reporter.
The Cradle Roll department
of the M. Il. Sunday School held
a Cradle Roll Social at the home
of Mrs. b. A. Olson. 502 West
Richmond street. on Thursday
p. NJ. January 81. About six.
teen Cradle Roll babies. accom-
panied by their mothers. were
present; also Rev. Ingalls, and
wife. Mrs. S. c. Cook. Sunday
school superintendent of the M.
+. S. S.; Mrs. Sterling. assistant
Cradle Roll superintendent, and
Mrs. II. o. Brown. A short
program. consisting of a song
by Mrs. Ingalls, and Mrs. Brown,
recitation, Little Orphan
Annie" by Elizabeth Blew. A
short history of the Origin and
Purpose of the Cradle Roll was
read by Mrs. +. A. Blew. Cradle
Roll superintendent, after which
light refreshments were served
in the dining room. A very
enjoyable afternoon was spent
by all.
The Ladies' Aid of the First
Baptist church of st. Johns
gave a surprise house warming
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Borden
on Monday. January 25th.
Music. games and refreshments
was the program for the eve.
ming. At a late hour all retired
To their homes feeling well
pleased with this old world.
Those present were: Mesdames
Paul Behnke, VIM. Shaw, j. II.
Knowles, Sarah Jones, Violet
Jones. w. p. Naples. Amanda
Fowl. j. M. Shaw. ID. |. Jones.
H. Lemon, E. a. Simmons, H.
C.. Finch. S. b. Gibson. M. Bill
yeu. X. ii. Patterson, Ella Shaw.
Anna Maher. Julina Parker. j.
II. Evans. Il. p. Borden. Bra
ham. Misses Flora McNiven,
Vesta Simmons. Allie McAlpine,
Vida Evans, Messrs. T.. p. Bor-
den, Vernard Jensen, S. G.
Holt. L.K. Simmons. Reporter.
A delightful afternoon was
spent last Thursday. January
2lst, when Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Thyng entertained the Pro-
gressive Study Club at the
home of Mrs. Thyng on Alma
street. the study being Irving
and Cooper. Mrs. Schafer read
paper on their lives. Mrs.