Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-08

Long Beach, Joseph Woke. Herman
Horning. II. 9. Bobzien, A. X. Cass.
Samuel Stinebaugh. G. II. Elsmann,
Lloyd Harvey from Glendale. r. A.
Williams. Clyde Martin. Jim Tufts,
Mary Dulibon and Mary Browne.
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Fifth Graders Club
Eight girls, members OF the fifth
grade OF the East school. have form
ed Teeny Vicente club, which meets
every Thursday afternoon after
school at the home OF one OF It's mem
bers.
Last week little Miss Eleanor
Cougle was hostess to her club
friends at the Cougle home at 80 d
street.
Among the games and amusements
the most Instructive. as well as en-
tertainlng. was an animal cooky hunt.
The cookies were hid In every nook
and corner, and when the hunt was
over lively discussion Of the AMI
mails represented. their habits. char
acteristics. ETC.. filled the time until
watermelon was served.
Those OF tho club are Irene Braeger.
Gladys Shinn, Marionne Heath, Ar
leta Myers. Dorothy Fallin. Arda
Isham. and Eleanor Cougle.
Birthdays CommemOrated
Between the hours two to five on
the afternoon OF September 80 the
little Misses Echo and Elsie Pardee
entertained a number OF friends at
the Pardee home on North Seventh
street.
The entertainment was a commem-
Grafton Of the sixth and eighth birth
days OF the small hostesses and was
given on Saturday, the 30th, because
the birth dates. September Goth and
29th. each fell on a school day.
Out-of-door games filled the hours
until Mrs. 8. ". Pardee. pother Of
the honored girls, served those pre-.
sent with Ice cream and cookies.
The guests were Arleta Myers
Mabel and Catherine Bellew. Francis
and Katherine Wyley. Brona Hughes
Dorothy Bellew. Olive Balsam. Eve
lyn Bradford. Agnes and Marguerite
Bellew. Ruth and Ada Gentry.
Tuesday Evening Musicale
! The NJ. E. church parlors on Sixth
and b streets were well filled with
the attendance which gathered OF
the evening Of October TO enjoy tht
musicale given by ladies Of the church
aid.
Mr.. Ferguson. who appeared In ths
program. was accompanied BY Mis-
wInifred Flanagan. To his frst mum
Der. when Irish Eyes Are Smiling.
he encored with Memories. "She'i
the Daughter of Mother Machree'
was followed by annie Laurie" II
the true Scotch brogue. The las'
number was given upon request ant
was especially pleasing to his hearers
! Three recitations Dy the Misses
Emily Morgan and Bertha Calhoun
displayed the excellent training which
the girls are receiving from their In.
structor. Mrs. s. II. Baker. Boil
girls came back with eneores. Mia
Morgan's numbers were 80 Was +
and THE Kitchen Clock" while Mis-
Calhoun gave "Mamie's Lullaby" ant
The Christmas Orphans"
Mrs. Bert Barnes, In her portrayal
"One FieetIns Hour" sang In hel
usual pleasing manner. She was &C
companied by Mrs. George C. SabiI
at the piano and her son, Donald. OIL
the violin.
Leonard and Norman Kendall die
remarkably well In the several instru
mental numbers given as plano duet
and solos. The technique Of botl
boys was, very good and the selection
given brought to light the excellen
training from conscientious teacher
who has, earned a place In the musica
activities Of the community,
Much praise is due the ladies 70
the excellence OF the entire program
and from a financial standpoint thu
evening entertainment has proved |
pleasing success.
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Sunshine Club Meeting
The Sunshine club met at the HON,
of Mrs, Hull, on u street, Thursda,