St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-11-03

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Smith avenue.
On October 10Th Mrs. VIM
Blaikie entertained at dinner on
the occasion of her daughter
Joan s, birthday anniversary.
Agatha Waite, who is teaching
near Eagle Creek, spent the week
end visiting at the home of her
parents, so n. Syracuse street.
The Black Confectionery has
opened up for business at 512 n,
Jersey street with a full line of
home made candies and confcn-
tionery.
T. G. Waite, civil engineer Of
Washington, spent several days
with his family here i'm the city,
during the illness of his dauah-
ter, Miss Audrey.
Dow V. Walker. Republican
nominee for County Commission
er, is deserving of the support of
the voters. He is a local man and
should receive an enormous vote.
Mr.. Ezra Donald Green and
Miss Lucy Mae Doty were united
in marriage by DR.. II. +. Jones az
his office October 25th. They
will make their home on Hart
man street.
w. j. Lawrence brought a cou-
pie Of potatoes to this office last
week that were certainly beau
ties. They weighed 4 lbs. and
3M lbs. respectively. They were
grown along the Santiem.
The Burnside bridge measure is
one of the important measures on
the ballot at Tuesdays election.
IL is said the County Commits.
sioners are avcrse TO placing any
other bridge measure upon the
ballot until the Burnside bridge
has been provided for.
Don't forget the silver tea for
the Farm Home this afternoon
at the st. Johns Y. w. e. A. from
3 to 8 o'clock. An interesting
program will be beard and the
place is open TO any one who
would like TO come. You are
most cordially invited TO be pres
ent. The Tri-Wor-Quc Club will
serve.
Mr.. Dwight Winans and Miss
Valera Christina Martin were
united in marriage by Rev. ii. II.
Farnham, pastor of the Eyangel-
ical church, at his residence, 30i
T.. John street, Wednesday even
ing. The bride is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j, +. Martin
They will make their home at
40 y. Leonard street.
On Wednesday of Music Week,
Nov. 8, at s p. m. there will be a
NictrOla entertainment at the 81,
Johrs Branch itrary. Mr.. Ran
dolph Howard, who has the pro-
gram in charge, is selecting the
records with care and will offer
brief explanation of some of the
music Vi,trola and records
have been loaned the library by
Mr.. Currin.
The childrcn's Community Cho-
rus meets again Friday evening
at theBaptist church at Z 40 pm.
We call attention TO the error in
last week s Review which should
have read all children from 10
years up instead of from II
years up. The chorus had over
80 at the rehearsal last week and
much larger attendance is
looked for this Friday. The chO-
rus is planning 10 give a concert
in about three weeks, so all child
rem who want 10 take part in
this concert must attend the next
three rehearsals.-Rep
On Saturday evening, Oct. 81,
about 200 club girls with several
parents participated in their AN
nual Hallowe EN- masquerade
frolic at the st. Johns Branch Y.
w. c. A. The evening program
opened with the grand march led
by Miriam Bachman and Hazel
Fox, with Helen Bender at the
piano. Games and stunts by
each club were features of the
evening. Doughnuts and apples
were served for refreshments,
The building was beautifully dec
Grated by the FlorensoniOn Club
from the Williams school.
The nt-Teacher AssOcia-
tiOns and other organizations are
uniting in a big musical pro-
gram TO be given Friday evening
the 10th Of November at the st.
Johns Branch Y. w. c. A. at 8
o clock. The program follows
Mr.. Sneed' s String Quartet; Solo,
Harry Fassett; Quartet, Eastern
Star; Reading, Mrs. Geo. Hall
Chorus, George School; Solo,
Miss Lola Murphy; j. j. High
School Glee Club; Violin Solo,
John Oliver; Piano Duet, Glenna
Jones and Randolph Howard
Solo, Frank Jue; Musical Panto-
mime, Y. w. G. A. Girls. Every
one is invited and all who like
music ought TO enjoy this pro-
gram, which will be given by
some of our best entertainers.