St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-04-22
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tack of diphtheria.
Miss inez Smith Of South
Ivanhoe street is in West Side
Hospital recovering from an op-
Grafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. e. Vernon
have purchased an attractive
home on Willamette boulevard
from j. S. Mckinney.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Shields on william
cite boulevard Wednesday morn
ing.
The Bachelor Club ball team
will playEastern & Western Lum-
Der Co. team at Columbia Park
Sunday morning.
J. N. Edlefsen and F.P.Drink-
er motored to Larkin-Green log
ging camp recently. They re-
port a very enjoyable trip.
A very interesting display of
old photographs have been on
display in the Peninsula Nation
al Bank window through coutte-
sy of I. j. Monahan.
Robert f. Tanner of Corbett,
son-in-law of George Atchison,
is in st. Vincent's hospital. A
complete recovery is soon ex-
pected.
Miss Katherine Whitlow has
returned from Topeka, Kansas.
She wos accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs. W. o. Whitlow, who is
a guest at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. Whitney Rose.
All the girls clubs Of the Y.
w. &. A. will hold rally Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the club
rooms. Mrs. Geo. Hall will read
and a good program will be CIV
en-. Miss Gula Gamble, field
secretary for girls work, from
will address the girls.
Parents invited. Don't forget
the date.
"What was our First Estate?"
This is one question which will
be answered at the cottage meet.
ing TO be held at 8 p. m. Friday,
April %. at 524 l.. Mohawk by
the missionaries Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints. A hearty welcome is ex-
tended to all. Reported.
A book contest was held at the
Library Tuesday. participated
In by the Sb grades. Reviews
were given on four books-Great
Expectations, Last Days OF Pom
peii. Little Women and Jacquel-
Inc of the Carrier Pigeons. Dor.
Dthy Constance Young of the
Sitton school won the contest on
her review of the latter named
book.
The women Of Mooseheart lie.
yion are giving a May Day pro-
gram April 30th at the Moose
hall. The program will be enti-
lied "Earth's Garden" The
playlet will feature Lucille Nub-
son as May Queen, Genevea
Nubson as Fairy Queen and a
chorus of flowers. also a rain
irop dance by Louise Rice and
Marie Duffy. The play will be
followed by a May Pole dance by
he many bright colored flowers.
Everybody welcome. Moose
md their families are urged to
attend. A few short talks fol-
owed by dance; good music.
A surprise handkerchief show
er party was given in honor Of
Mrs. w. A. Sconce. ALP East
Burr street. on her birthday, Sat
irday last. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbeck. Mr..
Ind Mrs. Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
cook and their neice Mary. Mrs.
Ryan and daughter. Mr.and Mrs.
0rville Gaines and son
md Mrs. Cheney. Mrs. Sconce
vas placed in the center of the
DOM while the guests surround
ID her showering her with hand
,erchiefs while Mrs. Cheney |
'layed. Mrs. Sconce also re.
eived a beautiful diamond ring
rom her husband. Refresh
1ents were served and all re.
orted it the most pleasant and
omplete surprise party they
ad attended.
The FraterDal Boosters held a
leeting Wednesday evening
nat was highly enjoyable.
!uite large number was in at
enhance and enjoyed the even
lg thoroughly. A. II. Johnson
Commissioner Barbur's Office
ave an interesting and instruc-
We talk on city hall affairs.
Iiss Edwards and Mr.. Hunting
on gave pleasing readings.
Iiss Belle Williams presented
le. following pupils in songs.
ances or readings: Deloris
audert. Lola Warren. Margaret
city. Georgia Siferte and Da-
i'd Richards. They all acquit-
ID themselves in splendid style.
Iiss Williams was the manager
I the Little Follies." well
nown in California and the
outh, also recently put on the
lay for the Portland Woman's
lub that was such a success,
nd NUT ON the nlaua for the