St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1922-06-30
Mrs p w Patterson and h

Gray, and family, 72l n. Syra
cuse street.
We desire to express our sin
cere thanks to the neighbors ant
friends for their kindness an,
sympathy during the illness an,
death of our beloved mother an,
grandmother, and also for tn
beautiful floral tributrs.-Mr
and Mrs. NJ. 7. Swan and Family
Today, Friday, the st. john
Chautaqua opens at the Williams
school grounds. The program il
an exceptionally good one, anC
all who can should attend. On
account of elimination of the wal
tax the season tickets are less il
price than last year. Buy a sea
son ticket now.
j. l.. Dillon, Jud. Akirell ant
Mr. Lamb of Appleton, Wash.
spent Monday evening Of last
week at the home of Mr.. Dillon,
daughter, Mrs. G.. II. Spcrling al
$50 Il. Tioga street. They left
the following day for Southern
Oregon, where they expect tc
look after some business interests
and then return to the home of
Mrs. Sperling.
The Oregon College of Ocular
Sciences,of which DR.. Frank San.
difur is one of the instructors, has
closed for the Summer. Owing Ia
this his hours in his 81. Johns of.
fee will be 500 10 10 am; cv.
cry evening Z 10 0p. m. and all
of Saturdays. Bring your vision
troubles 10 him aud get the relief
you should have. Bonham. Cur.
ricr Bldg, phone Col. $40.
A Home Keepers Economic
Demonstration will be given by
Elinor Mcacham Rcdington, lee.
turcr on Home Economies, at the
new Pioneer NJ. T.. church from
July LIST TO July 9th, beginning lt
; p. m. Season tickets for tho
four day course $l.00; single ad
missions 35c. The hours are be-
tween the afternoon and event ~
Chautauqua entertainments.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. B. Campbell
left Monday for two months
sojourn at Brookings, Curry
county, and California beaches.
At n business meeting held on
Monday evening at the home Of
Lena Crump the following officers
were chosen by the members of
the /. q. II. Y. Club; President,
Rose McCauleyi vice president,
Sara Abbott; secretary, Eleanor
D0ughtyj reporter, Nesta
Hughes. The remainder of the
evening was devoted 10 500.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hosteSs.-Reported.
Mrs. hay Kerr entertained he
Altruistic Club of Pythian Sis
ters at her home ON Charleston
street Tuesday, June 20, with IL
members present. Piecing of a
quilt was the work of the day.
Dinner was served at noon, after
which the business meeting was
held. IL was decided TO postpone
the next meeting which falls on
July 18th until July IL, when the
club meets with Mrs. Ellie Max
field. Those present were Mes
danes Johnson, Hendricks, IRE
ber, Clark, Jones, Beckman, Gro
machey, MaXfeld and Swift. The
guest was Mrs. Fihn,-Rep.
A delightful birthday party
was given by Mrs. Ross Walker
at her home, 420 0swegO street,
on Wednesday afternoon, June
2sth, in honor Of her little daugh-
ter Marion's fourth birthday.
Games were enjoyed during the
afternoon, after which the little
guests gathered about the lovely
decorated table, where the birth
day cake was served. Those
who enjoyed Mrs. Walkers hos
pitality were Blanche Wesley,
Wesley Nichols, Ruby Morton,
June Armstrong, Jean Kerr, An
ma and Margherita NOce, Alberta
Mason, Marion Walker, Mrs. Os-
car Mason, Mrs, Chas. Wesley,
Mrs. Richard Armstrong, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Steifens.
Laurel Lodge No. lS6, /. o. o.
o. f., and LaurelwoOd Rebekah
Lodge No. 100, /. D. o. f., and
their families enjoyed a joint
picnic June 25th at Columbia
Park. The afternoon was spent
in races and a ball game between
the Odd Fellows and the Rebek-
ahs. The game was close con
test, the score standing II to II
the last half of the ninth and the
Rebekahs were at bat, the bases
full and two down. The star
third baseman Of the Rebekahs
hit the ball for a home run which
ended the game, the final score
being II TO l6, in favor of the Re
bekahs. Two star players, Ed.
COnnant and Walter Moreno of
the Odd Fellows, oyerestimated
their capacity during lunch and
were unable 10 play. They are
the main battery for the Odd Eel
LOUIS co thav ware missed great