The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-02-25

Willis H. Simpson, of New York, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wal.
strom. Mr.. Simpson is capitalist anC
business man of New York and is very
much impressed with the valley.
Rev. Donat, of the Riverside, church
was the principal speaker at the Wash
ington Congregational Association
which held one of its meetings at Bin.
, gen Wednesday night.
II. G. Oliver. .traveling freight agent
of the O-.W. r. & N. Co.. and J. l..
Miller, travelling passenger agent OF
the line, we're Hood River business Wis
itors Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Colvin of Port.
land were here over the week end tC
visit their son, j. 4. Colvin, who has
been seriously i'll. Their son accom-,
panied them to Portland. where he will
receive treatment in hospital
J. R. White and family will remove
today to White Salmon, where Mr..
White has purchased the pool hall of G.
c. Russell. Mr.. White has sold bis in.
terest in the Pastme pool parlOr tC
Norman TOstevin.
Mrs. Earle Nj. Spaulding will enter.
tain the members of the Sans Souci
club at the home of Mrs. Gay Vowel
on Sherman avenue this afternoon,
Thursday, at 2.30 O'Clock. All men,
bers are urged to be present on account
of election of officers.
Henry Blagg, a former local high
schoolestar athlete is playing center on
the regular Oregon Agricultural Col
lege basketball team. "Henie" has
been showing much class at his favor
ite game and he will undoubtedly get
his official "U' this season as a sopho,
more student.
Next Lords day morning our subject
will be, "Go Preach the Gospel" and
the evening subject will be. prayer
At 6.l5 p. m. special program will be
given. which celebrates the 34th birth
day of Christian Endeavor. Every body
invited to all services.
II. c. Clark, Minister.
Mrs. Karl Buelow has received from
her relatives in Germany pictures of q
cousin, young man who had just left
for the front. 81 am off to the war,
he said, "but do not know where | an
going" She received another picture
of brother who is an officer in the
German Red Cross service.
Ira E. Williams, who is now residing
in the Camas Prairie district, was in
the city the latter part of last week or
business. His son, Perry Williams,
will remain here until the close of high
school, when he will join the family,
who expect to remain in the northwest.
ern klickitat county community until
this fall.
The Unitarian Young Peoples soci-
ETY. will give a masquerade dancing
party at the Heilbronner hall tomorrow
night. The patrons and patronesses of
the party will be Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Ainsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Kay W. Sin
clair, Mrs. D. G. Jackson, Mrs. Minnie
Wonder Abe, Mrs. Geo. II. Littlefeld
and Mrs. H. NJ. Huxley.
The card party given by the ladies of
the parish of st. Mary's Catholic church
at the home of Mrs. S. A. Mitchell on
Tuesday evening of last week was a
very pleasant event. First prize was
won by Miss Katherine Hogan. Geo.
Baker, of Milwaukee, who has been
here with his wife and child visiting
the Mohr families, won second prize.
John Mellon was awarded the consoa-
tion prize.
Miss Virginia Johnson and Miss Flora
Wilson spent the week end at Seaside
and Cannon Beach with party of Ma
zamas from Portland. Miss Wilson re-
turned home Monday evening. Miss
johnson, who is taking her vacation,
will remain for time at Seaside and
Cannon Beach. She will visit Portland
friends before returning home. "We
walked about Is miles Sunday" says
Miss Wilson, land on Monday our party
took hike of l8 miles"
The Pythian Sisters and other friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Nj. Spaulding, to
replace their linens lost when their home
burned, gave them shower party al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T.
Prather last Friday afternoon. Among
the many useful articles given them
was handsome quilt made and pre-
sented by the Wauna Sisters, ?. S.
Mrs. James Parker, who was hostess
for the afternoon, served unusually de.
licious refreshments.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the United Brethren church met with
their invited guests last Tuesday even.
ing at the home of the pastor and wife,
Rev. and Mrs. Morris Goodrich. A
short program, social hour and light
lunch were greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent. A short time ago the society en-
joyed communication from Pres. Viii.
son in recognition of a note sent him ir
appreciation of his Christian states.
manship. This years corps of officers
recently elected is as follows: A. Will
son, Pres. Miss Marion Sloat, Vice
Pres. J.E. Lay, Sec. and Treas. Mrs
Earl Bartmess, Cor. Sec.
Homer Rogers Upper Valley Mount
Hood Lodge has been very popular this
winter with Portland people desiring tC
take advantage of the winter sports
afforded by the snow fields of the vicin
ity. The following spent Friday nigh
at the Hotel Oregon and Mt. Hood ho
tel and left Saturday morning owe
the Mt. Hood line for the Lodge: MIR
and Mrs. Crumbpeckle, Miss X. X
Hart, L. Hodson, j. R. Latourette, r
G. Hart, Mrs. j. N. Teal, Miss Rutl
Teal, Miss Rhoda Rumelin, Miss Ailsi
Mac Master, Miss NJ. MacMaster, jane
Haselton, MacConrad Snow and Roge
MacVeagh.