Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-02-04

A most pleasing program was render
"a with artistic skill.
"A vocal solo by Mrs. A. N. Par
sons. Little Girl Goodnight" read.
Ing by Miss Marjorie Niles. "A Plan
tation Christmas," group OF three
vocal selections. "Frier Song" The
Holy City" III | had a Thousand
Lives TO Live." rendered by w. Lloyd
Morse Of Portland. q couple OF songs
by Mrs. W. w. Walker. "A Rose"
Sweet o. the Year" and a piano solo
by Miss Bcrnice Qulnlan, ''Picrette"
by Chamanade. concluded the cx-
cellcnt program. Tea and cakes were
served by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
smoker nj Guild Hall
Thursday evening at the Guild hall
tho vestry Of the Episcopal church
gave q smoker" TO their business
associates. About IS men were pres
ont and reported thoroughly en-
joyable evening. Cards and smoking
passed the time pleasantly. A cafa.
torin luncheon OF "weiners." coffee.
cocoa and sandwiches was served.
Early Morning Hikerr
Al daybreak Thursday morning the
Misses Gertrude Berry and Edythe
Robinson climbed to the summit OF
Tokny and built campfire by which
they prepared nm excellent out-of-
door breakfast. The young ladies
declare this outing worth trying
again.
Pathfinder Meet
On Tuesday evening the Path
andcrs" met at the Baptist church
for business and social meeting.
Disposing OF the business the young
ladies' prepared n spread" Follow
Ing the supper hour q short program
was given. A mock wedding being
the "Klever Komedle" OF tho even
Ing fun, The singing Of old and new
songs concluded their merry making.
All present declare most enjoyable
time. they were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Hackctt. Dorothy McManus. Edna
Holland. Lola Lewis. Ina Akin. Leona
Duncan. Gertrude Kerly. Viola Wal
ton. Thclma Robinson. Ilene Robin
sson. Ruth Smith. Deipha Rlmcr.
Katherine Wayne. Mildred Taylor.
Doris Russell. and Miss Marietta Mar
tin. a guest OF the evening.
Welded In IAs Angeles
Miss Ruth Anderson. the pretty
and talented elder daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. p. A. Anderson. was united
In marriage 10 August Drunken. Of
Grants Pass. Ore. who Ia well known
In once service with the Southern
Pacific Railroad company Of southern
Oregon. The wedding. at which the
Rev. william Davies ofiiciated. took
place at the Vernon Congregational
at Los Angeles. Cal. We'd
ncsday evening. January "a, fifty
guests being present. The church
was beautifully decorated In lilies
and pink roses. with embankments
OF ferns and palms and the pews were
tied with maline bows and pink rose
buds. carrying out the color scheme
OF pink and white, Wearing a gown
OF white dutchess satin draped with
deep silk lace and ornamented In
pearls. her tuile veil caught with
orange blossoms. the bride carried a
bouquet OF bridal roses and lilies OF
the valley. After honeymoon In
the north Mr.. aud Mrs. Drunken Will
settle In the beautiful home which
the bridegroom has prepared for his
bride, and which Is known rs Oak
Crest In Grants Pass, ore.--Los
Angeles Tribune,
A Farewell Surprise
Miss Thelma Wlseman was greatly
surprised when entering tho Stidham
home ON West street Wednesday
evening to find a company OF young
people gathered as a farewell eur
prise party for her. The time passed
quickly with games. music and u gen
eral good time. Later u lunch OF
pickles, sandwiches, salad, cake and
cocoa was served, Following were
the invited guests; Thelma Wise
man. olive Lester, Dorothy Stidham,
Mable Peterson, Gladys Mcintyre
Vida Fitzgerald, Ruby Kenyon. Eta
Gentry, Bonita Long. vada Bailey,
Effie Bailey and Edna Pope and Jack
Scott, Max Lewis. Harold Lundburg,
Ianda Gillette, Harold Isham, Le-
Roy Heston, Philip Weber, Leo
Kimbail. William I.inkhart, Arthur