St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-22
Mrs. shsckleford gave a pleasal

Mrs. Shsckleford gave a pleasant
party for mothers and their infants
at her home, 507 East Polk street,
July Goth, between the hours of 2
and 5 p. m. The following were
present: Mrs. Rhuland and baby
Linda, Mrs. Dawson and sons Cal
vim and Earl, Mrs. Bellew and
nephew Byron, Mrs Roy Thomp.
son and son Walter, Mrs. Louie st.
Johns aud son Yvonne, Mrs w.
Simmons and daughter Jane Ellen,
lIrs. T.. II. French and daughters
Della Fac and Leila, Mrs Horslcy
and daughter Reva. Mrs. Cook
read a paper on Normal Babies"
by DR.. Swart, and Mrs. Ruby
Bower read a paper on Babies
First Teeth" by DR.. p. r. Meany
Of Portland. Ice cream sundaes
were served.
A Summer fete and festival given
by the St. Johns branch OF the
Y. W. c. A. in its club house on
Wednesday night drew a capacity
crowd. Festoons Of Dorothy Per.
kins roses and japanese lanterns
made the room beautiful setting
for the Japanese and folk dances
which were a prominent feature OF
the program, along with the varied
colorful costumes by the different
participants, who, nearly all, were
members of the girls reserve clubs
connected with the branch. A spe.
cial feature Of the program aside
from the dances was a clever and
amusing plsylet entitled, Maids,
Modes and Manners" given by 20
girl reserves from the Williams
school. The entire program which
was given under the direction
Of Mrs. J. NJ Shaw, the
branch secretary, was all that could
be desired Refreshments were
served following the program.
A chapter Of Women of Moose
heart Legion, an auxiliary to the
local James John Lodge Loyal Or.
der Of Moose, No. 1909, was insti-
tuted Tuesday evening at the Moose
hall. The officers and degree team
OF Portland chapter No. 297 put on
the excellent work that is required,
after which refreshments were
served by the gentlemen The pres.
ent officers installed are: Mrs. NJ
Lavarack, senior regent, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Oihus, junior regent; Mrs. Il.
Ashby, past regent, Mrs. N.
Young, chaplain; Mrs. l. Sperling
recorder; Mrs, A. Imboden, treas
urer; Mrs. NJ. Gasser, guide; Miss
A. liolton, assistant guide; Mrs, 5.
Cluck, sentinel: Mrs. l.. Pankake,
argus. ST. Johns will be proud OF
this organization because Il repre-.
sents what our nation is proud OF
Mooseheart, the city OF childhood,
where children OF deceased Moose
are reared, educated aud trained for
life. Reported
Mrs. NJ. $. Leggett, widow OF the
late u. I. Lcggctt, died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. l.. II. Cham.
bers. at 1877 Riske street Thurs.
day. July I4th, at 6 p, m, Deceased
was born in Elgin, Ontario, Can
ada. in the year 1876, aud moved
to Omaha, Nebraska, in 1881, She
united with the Congregational
church in 1886. In 1893 she moved
TO ST. Johns, and when the Congre.
gational church was organized here
she became a charter member She
is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
l.. III, Chambers and Mrs. ID. Frank
Horsman. The funeral services were
held al the Chambers Undertaking
ParloTs Saturday afternoon at
o clock. lnterment in RiveIview
cemetery.
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tor Records AT Currin's?
Safety Pirst--you'll never lose
hem In ROGERS 50c. Suspend
sTs.
Maternity cases taken reason.
,ble at my home. 607 East Polk
street. Col. 904.
For Sale. Piano. $275. Can be
'sen at lilo South Edison.
Mems Dress Socks l5e, pair aSe
K o G Il r 5
For Rent. Two rooms for
light Housekeeping, ll5 South :
Edison.
Don't send your printing out
4 town.
Cool Work Hats Zoe,
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Chas. l.. Graden wishes to an \
ounce that he has severed his
NTH priuata oornor