St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-01-06
Dance at Portland Woolen Mills
club house Friday evening, Janu-
ary 9Th.

ary 9th.
Early to bed,
Early to rise,
Makes a man miss
All the fun till he dies. --Ex.
Excellent bargains are offered in
the Review this week. Read the
ads read them every week. 1t
will pay.
! Some rascal swiped a blue roos.
ter from the home of Tom Mon
roe about 8 p. m. New Years
evening. Tom says it is lucky
that the dog slipped his collar
before the visit.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Won
Groenwald, Mr.. and Mrs. HAL.
mar Anderson and daughter and
Mrs. Catherine Mackey of Port.
land were visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. h. Vernon
last Sunday.
We wish to thank the friends
and also the organizations who
so kindly assisted and rendered
their sympathy during our be-
reavement and loss Of our be-
loved husband and father, DIR. S.
C.. Cook. Mrs. S. Il. Cook, Mrs.
c. l.. Holmes, Mrs. +. A.Blew.
J. |. Barr is building handsome
$4,000 home on Bristol street ad.
jacent TO Pier park. Mr.. Barr has
an acre of ground which he expects
to place in an attractive condition.
The new home will make a fine ad.
dition to this important section of
the city.
The Fraternal Boosters will
give a series of entertainments
commencing Saturday, January
l4th. when a dance will be given
at st. Johns rink. with special
music. Admission. including
war tax, 35c. Watch this paper
for further announcements.
The following newly elected of.
icers of Holmes Lodge, X. Of r.,
will be installed this, Friday, even.
ing: Il. Il. Phillips. {. c.; w. l..
Jones, V. c.; &c. w. Moreno, Prel.
ate; {; X. Zurcher, NJ. W; {. +.
Morgan, NJ. of A, >; A. Carl Nelson,
X. X. S.; J. X. Watson. NJ. Of +, :;
L. J, Wright, NJ. Ex.; Claude Poh,
|. G.; Edw. Connant, o. G.;
J. II. Black, Trustee, : years.
Twenty pupils of the Waldele
dancing class. which is being
held each Tuesday evening in
the rink. with a few invited
guests, gave a very delightful
surprise party for Miss Georgia
Siferte: January 3rd. 1922. With
perfect music the light fan
tastic" was tripped until the
call for "eats" was heard. when
all partook of the delicious cakes,
coffee and punch which were
served. Then the Home. Sweet
Home" was rendered. all re-
spending. with regrets. - Re
ported.
The local camp of the w. o. w.
has been having a lively contest
for new members in conjunc-
tion with all other camps with
their membership divided into
two teams. with C.. A. Kreyer
and +. A. Trout as captains. The
public is cordially invited 10 be
present at the public installa-
tion of its new camp officers for
the present year Monday even
ing, January 9th. at Bickner's
hall. The installation will be
conducted by NeighbOr +. A.
Beard. deputy district manager.
assisted by Mulinomah camp No.
n team. Dancing for those who
wish at the conclusion of the
program, the camp orchestra in
charge of the music. The new
officers are: II. Peters, c. G. Il
h. C.. Green, advisor lieutenant
c. A. Kreyer, banker; H. H.
Hemming, escort: l.. N. Bellin-
ger, watchman; M. b. Green,
sentry; p. II. Walker. manager;
j. n. Oliver. musician Re
ported.
A very delightful party was
held at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
o. +, Young on New Years Eve,
The evening was enjoyed i'm
mensely by all in playing games,
among which was the game OF
Spool" Shortly before midnight |
conceived the brilliant
Idea of organizing a Spool Club"
After much argument and debate
the details were arranged. AS the |
infant year was ushered into exist
ence, amid scenes OF splendorous
pomp and ceremony, the new or
ganization was created. The mem.
ship consists entirely of young
couples and each member
IS dedicated to the high and noble
cause OF seeing that any other mem.
Der who mentions the word "di-
vQrce" without a broad smile on
heir face receives a generous coat
of tar and feathers. that being a
noble way of inilicting disgrace up
On any transgressor. The charter
are: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ].