St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-09-15

The Altruistic Club, Pythian
Sisters, held a pleasant all day
meeting with Sister Oihus Sept.
5th. Piecing a quilt was the
work of the day. A very appetiz-
ing dinner was served at noon.
Those attending were Sisters Mel
son, Bricc, Jones, Maxfield, Clark,
Jacobsen, Swift, Hendricks,
Beckman, johnson and the host
ess. The next meeting will be
with Sister Maggie Phillips Sept.
10Th at 1909 s. Leonard street,
when all are requested to be pres
ent, as there will be work for
all.--Reported.
The Pier Park football team,
1876 pound city champions, will
turn out for their first practice
Sept. 18th at 9 80 a. m. The pros
poets for another championship
team this year are better han
ever, az the backfield will I'M
doubtedly be the fastest in the
city. So far the following play
ers have signifed their intention
of trying out: "Shorty" Frank,
"Salty" Groh, "Spokes" Mar.
lett, "Bat" Lind, X. Cato, Jim.
my Bean and Shorty" Milton.
Pad" Shaw and Grit" Lind,
who will handle the coaching end
request all players wishing 10 try
out TO report at Pier Park Sun.
day morning Reported.
Tke home of Dayton Harris,
1927 N. Kellogg street, was the
scene Of a quiet though happy
wedding last Tuesday Afternoon,
when ThOs. a. Lind was united in
marriage with Miss Flossic r..
Harris, DIR. II. +. Jones perform.
ing the ceremony. Miss Mabel
Pratt acted as bridesmaid, while
ID. j. Lind acted as best man "a
the groom. The brides mother
served the guests with an clabor.
ate dinner, after which the young
folks left for n short honeymoon
at the beach. They will make
their home in St.Johns upon their
return. The ncwlywcds are well
known here, and their many
friends join in wishing them all
JOY and happiness for the future
A very pleasant surprise party |
was held at the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. NJ. w. Cation, 23G West
Mohawk street, Saturday, Sept
9th, in honor Of the 10th birthday |
Of their daughter, Lillian. She
was the recipient of many benuti-
ful gifts. The evening was spent
IN muSic, dancing and games, Re.
freshmcnts were served at II
o'clock and all reported a good
time. Those present were; Car
men Roger, Grace Roger, Gather
inc Roger, Florence llcbert, En-
ma Seibold, May Cogm, Eileen
Barry, Nellie HIATT, Maxine Cat
ton, Lillian Cation, Jack Rice,
Emile liehcrt, John Cannard Ray |
Seymur, Earl Cation, Bill Cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Purkapilc
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Cation,
Mr.. j. N. Edlefscn. president of
Peninsula National Bank, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Edlcfscn, has just
returned from an extensive motor
trip throughout the Sound cities
Their trip extended as far north
As Vancouver, Is. &. During the
course of the trip Mr.. r. T.. Drm
ker, vice president of Peninsula
National Bank and president of
Peninsula Security company. and
Mrs Drinker joined the party
The beautiful drive through the
Hood Canal 10 Port Angeles and
Lake Crescent was enjoyed, from
which points the trip was extend
ed Ia Victoria and across Ia Van
eouver Island and Vancouver.
Bellingham and Seattle were also
visited on the return trip, thence
through Pasco, Yakima and Gold
crossing the Columbia at
Hood River and completing the
drive over the Columbia High
way. The object Of the trip was
principally in the interest of bus
mess, and Mr., EdlefSen reports
very favorable conditions with a
general feeling of optimism pre-
yailing throughout the points Wis |