St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-07

Picture framing done az Portland
prices at II. +. Clark's, the furni
ture man. Adv.
Now is the time to spray youl
roses with Nicotine Rose Spray.
Get it at the st. Johns Phar.
macy.
Furniture For Sale - Rugs,
Beds, Good range. Stove, Sewing
machine. Piano. Call 9l3 Lynn
Ave-, st. Johns.
The Order of Moose will give
a Smoker in their hall Thursday
evening, May 18th, when a jolly
good time is assured.
The Bachelor Club announces
its Sixth Annual ball to take
place at Wright's Dancing Acad-
emy, Hibernian Hall, $40 Russell
street, Wednesday evening, May
10Th. Miss Walters Orchestra
will furnish the music. A most
excellent time is assured.
Ray H. Wright and j. L. Karr
have secured the Oregon Sales
Agency for the Gnu Automatic
Copyholder, which is said to be
the finest thing of its kind on
the market. Their Headquarters
are 516 Stock Exchange building,
Portland.
Mrs. E. +. Day entertained the
Debonair club at their monthly
spread at her home on Thursday
at 80 o'clock. These monthly
luncheons are very enjoyable
affairs. Several guests were
present for the afternoon. Mrs.
Day was assisted in serving by
Miss Lena Long. Mrs. Day is a
charming hostess and a delight
full afternoon was spent by those
present. Mrs. Alice Learned is
President of this popular club
and Mrs. Fones. Vice.president.
Apropos of a recent article
in the Telegram fearing a water
famine in Portland this summer
owing to lightness of snow fall
and shortness of rain. p. II. Ed
lefsen, manager Of the st. Johns
Water Company, advances So
luton so far as the Peninsula
is concerned, at least. He states
that the local plant has a capaci.
ty Of 5000. 600 gallons of water
per day. with an unlimited sup
ply: that about a half million gal
Ions serve the wants of the peo.
pile of st. Johns. but reserving
one million Of gallons for local
consumption. TO be on the safe
side. there remains two million
gallons daily that is not working
and may be utilized by the peo-
pie of the Peninsula. insuring an
ample supply for all. So If Port.
land runs short of water the
coming summer. connections
might be made with the st.
Johns water lines and partial
relief. at least, afforded.
The A la bon heur Bridge Club
was entertained in a charming
manner by Mrs. p. II Edlefsen
on Friday afternoon last. This
was the closing game of the Sc.
ries. Mrs. w. X. Evens had the
highest score for the season and
Mrs. Roy lngledue was second
highest. Mrs. Hartof Portland,
being the last member added 10
the club. had the lowest score.
The president. Mrs. Edlefsen. |
presented Mrs. Evens with a
hand painted sofa pill
low. Mrs. lngledue was given !
a dozen hand crochet basket i'm
dividual nut holders. each con-
a red rosebud. Mrs. |
Hart received lovely hand made |
lace for two pillow slips. Mrs. |
in a few well chosen |
words announced her resignation |
as president saying that that hon
or should be passed around
among the members and a new |
president should be chosen for
each series of meetings. Mrs. |
w. X. Evens was then appoint
ed president and Mrs. f.. +. Day. |
vice president. iThe Club will
have two more regular meetings.
Mrs. Hart of Portland will en-
tertain next and then the new |
president. Mrs. Eyens. will be |
hostess. Delightful lunch was |
served by Mrs. Edlefsen assist
ed by Miss Blanche Edlefsen.