St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-10-27

smoker at the Wo0len mills cruz
house tonight.
Christian Science: Sunday
msrning services at IL 100; We'd
nesday evening at 500 at 403
Smith avenue.
Miss Irene McQuarrie and Mr..
Paul Underwood, both of st.
Johns, were united in marriage
at LaGrande, Ore, Thursday of
last week.
A bouncing baby boy arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. e.
Kasmeyer on Saturday evening.
Mother and babe are getting
along nicely.
Mrs. j. Sherman Hodges and son
Willis, who have been visiting
relatives in st. Johns during the
past month, leaves today for her
home in Seattle.
The Loyal Women s class of the
Christian church will hold n
home cooked food sale Saturday,
Oct. 2Sth, at l.. Simmons 4 Co. 5
store, sol Il. Fessenden street,
Old fashioned llallowc 'cn
dance given in Assumption Hall
Oct. 2Sth, Smith avenue, between
Buchanan and Burr. Come IN
your ginghams. Old and mod.
ern dances.
j. o. Emerson, whose place rs
near the Cation ranch, has red
raspberries ripening on his vines
and others in bloom. They pre-
sent n novel and pleasing ap-
pearance at this time of year.
Mr.. Pierce, Democratic candi.
date for Governor, addressed n
large number in the Williams
school building Tuesday evening.
S. $. George also made an adj
dress.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Monahan and
Rev. G. Il. Gates have returned
from Chicago and and Eastern
cities. They were delegates 10
the National Evangelistic Con
vcntion held in Illinois.
Remember the Community Club
Halloween party the evening Of
October 3lst at the Y. w. &. A.
building. IL you want TO enjoy
yourself, attend. Go dressed in
sheet and pillow case, or fancy
costume, if desired.
Hon. Il. j. Henning, Assistant
United States Secretary Of Labor
will speak TO the people of St.
Johns on the general condition Of
the labor situation in the United
States. Coming as he does from
the Office in Washington, ID. c.,
he no doubt will have a message
for you that will be Of vital in
terest 10 all. Do not miss the OPP
pOrtunity. Mr.. IIenning is an or
ator of nOte-a man of high stan
ding. Remember the time; s 100
o'clock Saturday night, October
2sth; hall in Masonic building,
All are invited.-W. A. Carroll.
The Altruistic Club, Pythian
Sisters, was most delightfully."- en-
tertained at the home of Sister
Ethel Jones Tuesday, Oct, 18th,
with an all day session. Work
for the bazaar kept all busy.
Dinner was served at noon. Those
present were Mesdames Brice,
Douglass, Treber, Nellie Johnson,
Swift Clark, Hendricks, Jones
Maxheld, Beckman, Campbell,
Jacobsen, Phillips, Walker, Grace
johnson, Oihus and the hostess
the guest being Gladys Berham
from LaGrande. The next meet
ing will be with Sister Brice ON
Tuesday, Oct. 81, when everyone
is requested to be present.-Rep,
The hard time dance given by
the women of Mooseheart Legion
Monday evening, Oct. %, was re-
ported huge success. The dance
was the first of the season TO be
given by the Legion and ever
effort was mado 70 give every
body a good time, The music
was Furnished by the Refs 'hman
orchestra anI the event of the
evening was the grand march by
those who came in costume which |
was the cause of much merriment
by the OnlOOkers. The judge fl
nally decided that Mrs. j. Fields
was the raggedest woman, and
Mr.. Bill FOrsythe carried off the
prize for the man. The ladies of |
the Legion are planning a mas
querade to be given in the near
future.-Rep.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Mathews |
held a farewell party at their
home, $50 Tioga street, in honor
of their daughter, Mrs.J Sherman
Hodges Of Seattle, who has been
visiting them for the past month.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Buckles and daugh-
ters Alta, May and Dorothy, Mr..
and Mrs. F. ii. Stephens and
daughters, Jeanne and Phyllis,
Misses Alma and Frances Kena-
ga, Viola Root, Ruth Weiss and
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