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

The interior of the Peninsula
National Bank is undergoing eX-
tensive alterations.
|. j. Medved and wife and l.. II.
Thorpe and wife motored to New
berg and back last Sunday.
The Bachelor Club tangles with
the Waterfront eleven at Pier
Park Oct. 29th at 2;30 p. m.
Tickets % cents.
C.N. Macarthur and several 9TH
er speakers addressed a good siz-
ed audience in the Moose hall on
last Saturday evening.
Eyes examined, glasses fitted.
We do it right.--Dr. w. j. Gil
strap, Physician and Surgcon
ii Peninsula Security Bldg.
The Peninsula Laundry has just
installed an uptodate steam
dryer. Folks in difficulty about
drying clothes, call up the Laun-
dry.
The Bachelor Club ball held i'm
the rink last Thursday evening
was a fine success. The next one
of the series is announced for the
9th of November.
Wear a sheet and pillow ease at
the Community Clubs IIallow
cen party in the Y. w. G.. 4.
building next Tuesday evening.
II YOU like a jolly good time, do
not fail TO attend.
On Saturday at the Community
church parsonage occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Samuel Colvn
and Miss Dorothy Woodidgc. The
young couple will make their
home in 81. Johns.
The Community Chorus meets
Friday evening, Z :I5 p. m. at the
Baptist church. All members are
requested TO be there, also those
wishing TO join, as we are work.
ing on concert and every re.
hearsal is very important. An
children from II years up can
join this chorus. Costs nothing
TO join.-Rep.
The Security Benefit Associa.
tion at its last regular weekly
meeting in the /. o. o. Il. hall de-
cided on its course of business
and entertainment for the Winter
months. The first entertainment
will be a llallowe 'en masquerade
on Friday, Oct. p. A four piece
orchestra has been engaged for
the evening. a rousing good time
is promised for all.-Rep.
Senator Blackburn of Ken
tucky had gone 10 pay a visit to a
friend in a distant city. His
friend met the senator as he
alighted from the train. GLOW
are YOU, Joe?" his friend asked.
"l'm up against il, was the re
ply. 81 lost the best part of my
baggage. Ibid you misplace il
or was il Stolen2" his friend ask
ed, Neither" said the Sena-
tor. 1.-The cork came out. ."-Ex.
The Royal Neighbor Club met
AT the home Of NeighhOr Wood ON
Thursday, the 18Th, Quilting
was the work of the day. A pot
luck dinner was served at noon,
which every one present enjoyed.
Those present We're MeSdames
Tormey, Free, Fairchild, BOyu
Campbell, Stuhr, Corbett, Wright,
Wymore, Berry, Ogden, Rey-
nOlds, Bilyeu; visitor, Mrs.
Krechel and our hostess. The
next meeting place will be with
NeighbOr Ogden, 2OsO Willamette
boulevard, Thursday, Nov. 2nd,
All Royal Neighbors are wei
come.-Reported,
Mrs. Russell NJ, Poif was hostess
at a miscellaneous surprise
shower at her home at 2O3 Il.
Burlington street Monday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Valera Mar
tin, a bride-tO-be. She received
many useful gifts. \ very pleas
ant evening was spent in cOnyer-
stiOn, music and fortune telling,
after which a delicious lunch was
served. The guests included Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. Felix Thier-
man, Mrs. Jesse Martin, Mrs. Or
Vile Sewer, Miss Erma Haskell,
Mrs. Carl Martin, Miss Marie
Wilson, Miss Lydia Ilerzog, Mrs.
Leo Martin, Mrs. Glen Haskell,
Miss Valera Martin and the hos
tess.-Reported.
The Catholic Ladies Sewing
Circle met at Mrs. Marchand s,
1107 S. Ivanhoe street, on Thurs
day, Oct. 18th. The ladies spent
the afternoon sewing for the Ba-
zaar, which opens the early part
of November. The afternoon
was also spent in singing by Mrs.
Mills and Mrs. Marchand and
Miss Lorraine at the piano, also
Mr.. Bill Fox and Marcelle Mar
chand at the piano. Those pres
ent were Mesdames HOllcraft,
Durand, King, Brooks, McAnn,
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