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fo f iiue. f II.,. tiVev.ia iifco. 'fctiicls aiwe asijsaaet) " "
puctioH t,t i : Tliur-ejay ami i.t'ientiaV .nudte'ncV .
K'hl.iy af rriiM.i. ,T-le tables trtis- co'nd liiusleal nuusbi
I'la-.-il rm HrinV.! -each iluy, e-'ajnTaalaetions pluycil by -tads '.Nr-I-a
tti'M 1ti for both ilaysfu...! -An wurtin" lit ltii.-
iiiiDXifitMl nvtf in,r SmiiJuii-. 'I'.hc
hi !' fur Hit' io atifrnooKs
-Mi'hm HMiriitttt' Folj, .Mra.
AiHilpli Hii-ttrin nt Mrs. Herman
Vl'riHt. . Afttr .Iho acores were
toMiired fur til first afUirnoon,
thvy pro..( Mrs.' lllmfr StiMlUard
"us ' wiinixr tifihi! first priao- and
Mis :.anor Mi'Clanp of Hot Lake.
.i'iiHj-, r ill,! rimmiiiiI prize, vMtf
Mrs. Sam- A. 'J)iirj!iioilr won .con
nutation. .
The Bpeoml day wIipb th scores
wre- counted, Mrs. W. 0. Sawyer
wo first prize... Mrs. Han Soiimrer
of Elgin- second, and Mrs. If. f.
Finn. wiiMiliiK consolation.
The color scliemo of pink and
T.hlte was carried out In the de
coration of the SieKi ist home enc.li
day. A dellcluos two eotirsu luncii
on was served 'to - fie guest" of
the t.wo afternoons.
Oiie ot the. prettiest banquets
held for some time was thai or. the
Bible in Art Class which was held
nl the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. 1
Mossman on ' Thursday eveniiiB.
Nearly sixty members of this en
terprising class wore seated round
the banquet tables, vhici were pret-
iny uworated with Karlimds of snii
lax, and tall brass candlesticks con
UiniiiK Ioiib yellow candles. Bowls
or yellow HIirliiK flowers wei ar
l'aiiKed about fhe ta.ble' and the
attractive oolor scheino or yellow
mid preen was also curried 'out In
the' bund patntud place cards, ar
ranged by -Miss Blanche Clark anil
lie r' committee. The cards were cut
in- the shape of a chundh window
and the -griitn and pold outlines
contained the letters for the class.
;'U.. A. C." .
A delicious four course banquet
wa 'served, several members of the
class assisting in t-he service.
Following the . banquet hour.
toasts wero responded to. Miss
Francis Smith acting as toaslnils
tress. The toasts 'called .for were
all grouped under Bible headings.
and Miss Smith (herself gave the
ten rommnndiuenls, which laid
down -the rules of . the, class, most
of which, although true, proved
mirth producing. - In a clever man-
Tier, Miss Smith then called for the
other tousls. Miss Jessie -FalTls re
sponding to "Tie Miracles." She
reviewed the history of the class,
telling how It came to be organized,
and also wove Into her story, many
of the little intimate stories so
dear Ui the heart of Bach Member.
Mfss llertha Walsinger responded
to a toast on "Revelations," and In
rhyme, gave a toast to the leader
of the . class, .Mrs. Mossman, and
th various officers. Tho toasts
ptioved a very popular revelation tc
I lie members .of the -class as to
these offices, and Miss Walsinger
received a round of applatuV for
her ken observation.
"The Beatitudes" wire given b
Miss Marion Cailin, iifid showed (tie
way .in which the high school gii
responded to as fine a class as lf,is
one is. Miss Kdith Vecliin Tospond
m,i to the call for "The Parables,"
hii Miss Hi'len McDonald re
sMiiid'd to "The First. Psaliii,'1 a
toast to the host, lr. .Mossman.
F'ollowing . the banquet hour, an
amusing, skit was put on by the
stunt 'eoinmi'Uee, under the itialt;
maiishit) tit Mrs. Ihinuld' M. Pugive,
whn tad prepared .a take-off on
ilw how much talked or Blue Sky
i.aws. Tlie amlienre were' taken
hack iiW o I lie DUrk Ages, and grad
' wally shown the various ways or
idiservine Sunday, even on into the
yi-ur lK0.
The ! niembi'rs of thjs class have
(,0: social evening a mpnOh, and all
ililiaried Thursday evening telling
thijip honlees ' and host .that the
rBiii't was the very b-st I'Venlng
of- them all.
'
Mr. .and Mrs. Wren Howell cele
brated their" wooden anniversaiy on
January, t their home on Wash
iriKton Ave The evening: was spent in
curds n'nri music An elaborate dinner
was served" by th hu.-itess. The dining-room
was prttily deVorated with
red cainStionfs and small cupid place
cards msrknl places for." Mr. and Mrs.
1 S. 11,-ai'V. Mr. at:d Mrs. J. A. Girr-
ni), Mr. and Mrs. Iloyal Ktpnti, Mrs.
Ben Kherhart, and thr'Mi'.n Muil
Lamm, Kdita Elierhatil. ami Mildred
Brown, the Mess Kkha?4 (''O'TJ
and Oscar Jackwn.
.
liM nianch rfJlar, M- 'iprf
ji j,f the NVIehborhond Oluli. s
the lend-r gr tin" s!endil f(:tni
" dlvea Tnep4ay aftenioa o thrVlut.
.rcoins. A rme..An n :"r m
ie topii' .for study.
' t OpeitiifK'the oroeramp Mri B.'E.
ltiirKiindr fang i a vstry pleasing
nanfi.r, '.'t Colombia.w (The !.)
V$ Kurt. 9rhnirtr o"l graclotwTy
reepond-d to, in tmwf "Little
Irfshs,r.irt," by I.oir. She was ac
, conipaniHl b jlt J- Dm&4 ilf-t
erif. .
W. MM C. B. Hafipersett ga
a iy Inteiitlni5 iitetch 'of the
lite ot (ientire Innesai America',
fi.i-finost fandsrape paatter,
X0 (.-lark save a Ftudyr((of hiah,, of E,ina Pmn, 2-
r!. later IhrWuiiiK sn;e repro-
d!ictna of mine of lesa' niosl
f.ni-ous pa-tn(i on the arreen.
alias tS'lark ibowed a number of
rlf 0 .J
ni.ii Gaairit (b) "ludlur li
1 hurleau Leurance. '
Mm. W. tl. Cleaver then delight
ed, her listeners with an accuuiit or
Wi'nstoiv Homer'3 life, America's
Marine pulater, -and Miss Clark fol
lowed" with Homer1!) woi's ami n
lew slides of. ki 'famous wr.rks.
Aii In all, line p.orram wna most
interesting and .iUMinicilve.
The- memhUi's o! the Uiiivorstly
Club, . following a shor) business
n.inling Tsesday evening at me
Club roo In the- Library, enjoyed
a arogrni 'ad. social hour. Mr. It-.
.4. OuHois. ohairmun of the pm
giam committee, and Mrs. A. K.
Pryke, chairman of the enti'riuln
n.e.irt comnilltee, had cooperated
thftir work- aad a very interesting
unit was -the result. Several do
lightful .mimical numbers were giv
en, Mr. tierwood Williams sing
in In hhi usual pleasing manner,
Mate, O'Mine" by Percy Riliott,
and "Just ror This," by Mrs. H. H.
Ile tch. He was accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Williams.
Allss. I.ucillB Dunbar gave twe
very pretty, .violin numbers. "Cava
tiiia," by Itass and "Goodbye," by
Tutlt. She was accompanied a tin
plr.no by Miss Alwda Peterson.
E. P. Towler delighted his aud
ience with a vocal sold, ''Down In
i lie Dee," by-Lohl ami responding
to an encore with "The Banjo
Siing," by Homer. Miss Jessie Fnr
is& accompanied on the piano..
Miss Mary A- NIcfholB, county II
bra r kin, gave a moBt intwrestlng
talk on American literature, ' anil
the new hooks which tho Librarj
either has now on it's shelves or ex
pects within the nvar future. Fol
lowing her Instructive talk, as wel
as enjoyable, several interesting en
lortnliiment features- we?e c.
out', innch to the amusement i ,
Che melnbers present. .
The members of the Knfi'ee
Klatsch club have postponed llieii
meeiings until after the Lentep sea
son.
The memkerB of lite. Clio Clu"
are meetlnf, With Mrs. Chase Boh
ninkamp (ils afleruoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. McNamee
were charmitiir host and hostess Wed
nesday, evening for a number of their
friends at. a card party. Four tabres
were arranVed for Five Hundred, and
following the, game, Miss btta roley
whs awarded high honors.
At an appropriate hour, a delicious
luncheon' was served by the hostes'i,
Invited guests included the Misses Kt-
ta Foley, Wilma Oesterling, Minna
Ash, Mary Newlin, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stoddard, Mr. and Mr. ''-Elmer fn
Melius, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rey
nolds, Mr. and Mrs. I,ee Reynolds.
Charles Hardini?; Dr. J,ee Bouvy and
I'aul Mttssee.
.
Thursday Bridge Chill will meet
this coming week with Mrs. T-. S
Ivanhoe, corner of Main ami Cedar
streets.
. The Kinsr's Herald met last Satur
day afternooi at the home of Lois
Jtfelson. The guests were greeted by
hildren from China, Japan and India,
thejcountJ-j.- which the members of this
club are atttdvinki ' A- little touch of
oriental dacorntion was in evirlence, to
add- to the study" of the afternoon.
After the study hour, (fames were
played, and refreshments were served
by t,he hoste, 'assisted by her foreign
friends. .
The nst ;inetin(r f -the King's
Heralds wilt be held at 'the home of
Loaise I.eighton.
Thelma Brown- was hostess to a;
group of young 'friends last night for
a slumber party given 'at. her horn,
lf04 M avenue. The evening was
spent in -various garries and dancing;.
Later refreshments were served. -An'd
then the.r'irls proceeded-to live up to
the name of the. party. Those who.
slumbered at -Miss 'Brown'. hoihe -were.
Irma Lyman, Dorothy CaMwrTI, Ktta
Bell Kitcken, Luis Tinr, ,Mitiii..t
Wel.1, Kuth Hraoiwell, (ithaiirie.iiar-
lan, Cn1t'n Work man, l.ili Itoan arid
Thflma Brown.
'
The., fliyal Neihhora entettjiina-l
,the - hu4Bdi und mmtir lt nipHi
at tt K. of P. Hall. The f-vantna" !
si.-r in own. n4 o'b.r TtjuameM.!.
IuW"ir7 ' tl .jircial fwtiirr of the
et'ffri. Vffee Brit tke writ atrvtd
lat tt j-lo.'of th Ra,ns. ,.
. .
fw KratHI? f,nliir tit Eayles fnet
t flight at h li.lg rii anil the
itnain fart of the,Jynir- -aasspent
fi uru u tKr or not i
Ladiaa' franiztin shotald be forro
ed for tMs erdar. No decision was
mad on the subject. . I.iitht K-fresh-ments
were sefveti -tnd the last part
of the evening w pent in' daicin.
ITiis dance had as' its special uests,
members o !! Jolly Goojf Tfmers
Club. ,
fe Camn Fir. girlii met A-the.
Nort Kernnd strt-t, on Wednesdajt.
eveninf. Afrr .pendine an enjoyabte
eTeneft-. rfresheti8(were flrrol.
UT which t&e Aerulier returned lo
their b0)Ui-T. T'hose jPosont were-,
Evelyn Omen, Milletta MrClure, Thel
mn Kitchen, Mnry Pmn' Audrey
jHarer, Hrie a'sevp Kuth Ijirsen.
! Bertha. Hcrger,il tv'Franris Smith.
'guardian, and th? hostess, Winn F-o-
M''IS evening, F.U;
ley 7, is tlft
l date .'t asitte v1'11 socuti eveniK for
tJw meitwr.eof the I oung Wnieno
'diR-iotal .uxiTian,-. Kaclj yienier
afll l entitled, to bing a guest, gen
tWsjan of lail.' ' .
Jn unilt Vilentine pfl ty is being
,l'iAid ,y t; committee, of whici
Mi.s .WeM l'i, sin . is chaif.iian
oth- m-i?ilr t,f the committf he
it,S tt Mls.Vs Male-1 Oesteiilinft, Jan
et Juntu, N'i-W Wanaffe.v, Hertha Wal
sinirei, Alice rtktrom, Mrs. Sher
wood Williams mt? Mes. .S. W. Ne!."on.
The party' will lie rfivrn in the par
lors of the W'th.ortit fctf!i..,
Pciry wus the st' of x jittit.4so(tsioii !'
of thi & tnd 4 .. An intrfi'Stinn
,tulk on :cureiit tt triio conVorn-;
ivtK the1 JxpnfMMw sufjjt'c in rt'ai!
to Oivrfun. Wa'hifiKin. Mnfrio iiiwi i
Californit. . 1
Three Hig gWM3 of volley fmll be-'
tween the slims nml tlw fats ait
the .hort weiv alayet, !hr seoit1 lie,
inif in favor of t?ie .slims ami fnts. A
fi')'a baskthal Vmo wys rtho. pjy
ed between the iilneks atul the whites, ,
the whites winning by score of i
to 7. . . .
At nn approitriate'.hnur, a luhett
consisting of saml.wii-hes, eako .natl
eoffee was st'i'ved to the l'ir jucst
pesent. The evPninV was deelareil .to
have been a most enjoyable one by
nil present.
The Eastern ChK'kamas News, edit
ed by a former La Grande minister,
liev. Upton II. (Jibltf, of the Kpifte
pal Church,, contains an interestinfc
item on , two otlrer former La Grande
residents, Mi, und ILrjf. 1". W. Bart
lett. The rtitide is as follows:
"Mr. and Mi. E. V. llarth-tt went
to Portland Monday, to observe thff
twenty-seventh unnivettnry of their
marriage. No doubt the ' trine, o
looking back, seems short and th
events of 27 years- npo but as yes
terday. With two grown children well
settled in life, and two grandchi-idre,
they may consider their marriage hs
had auspicious results. Here's hoping
that, surroundclby graridchildren and
great-grandchild rcty they miry .cele
brate their goldtn wedding.'1'
The Giles Harnden home was tfce
scene of a pretty get-iogether party
last night, when the Social Club of
the T'ythian Sisters gathered foi .
good time. .The evening was spent
in enrils and dancing. A very delicious
China VFamm
Is Hear (1 by America
' team
uiauti t ..ii s Vi' "ft f .11
l J S WW
CHINA'S MADONNA eJF MISERY f
&r.am ar.A Uttioirraplibfl by H.nry aa a aoiMMa' -VMtafeaiafcaM.
'"is.!v?;'H.?,15u'1.'l, -;ou" i ,-:
lirntvht killed tlit"rrrlp! in Xorth- help came from the outride world
fn Cbim one a!tdone-llf years aga The Ctlristian Herald, under the .
liw norld heard, but saw noiixiiig d'dki oi ftrkham Patterson pub
J.ra.nc in the news. There c-.iitfd, .lislmr, orwiiiz'isil a relief, (und, and
T.owev, a cu i iiun whidf wouH arranged witli tlie Stale Department
.ae-U---n termed .-imine m any otUcr U,r the trani,iission of its rereiiitj to
:.;t. I here .a., no surplus- id China's Peking thrbugh the itmerican Ina- "
w-tisottal cn.p; her fcreaf popu!a- tw. "Tha-oKed Cross act a-ide
i;,n requires tun double bounty of fSW.m for relief work in the
-H-e to liv. . .stricken area. . .
'le ''"? k coHra-rcouslv to -J'rMent Wilson, Re"ceirl-r 0 i-
Jo rl tlnjitu:.un. Tf-ejr sued an appeal to the Ameri.-;.i io
i:ir.,ei the.r" v-inter crops, -and- lived )H:, and appointed a tibintnitiee-iu or
Mronnlie the. laird waiter with flie .iif lad tarry or. reliej 'work i
. :-, r that stjing wouid brine plcmy. f .iuna. .Thus tlie Commit e for
'I he clrouht
. on'i,-iu;tl tlie sum-
a rrot jrop u
ni.iteriai:-ii. AVith
I tid tliiiit.i trirlc-
.-.a-t,ltJp..x aAi-a.ll-f -ji? j.,r a
i crf,''i"Jr coW f'" winter
t;t in. .The druht res;a.-l.'- and
t,.-v ,w ti en- la-t ho; pi.-sh.
": '! iafu-e nf'IS.i.fjti rp
trerti-ana m f.l HcoMKKmci to
all .! eouiitr's'iI!ri:fi m to Chin.'.
tl! llll -ll. vr,( ...(.,... .:. ;
Hie .orst mi- i,-jf..m ;s-'
m-r'c:ni i)ir;r,. iw.ti-
r aJirmnient. iti rradtitlv
lofv.
-'- -irf ir, it-e ,iict lint
,r'"',e "tf'"""
.,.j clothes. !,.-!
f..-', or si. if ji IJ-jka- aa'-1 -
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u.-.v..r.i wio sjciifoti,
.Ijf.'. 'I lie iWi.K'ht 'ontiinx-d.eSecrctary, and 'Jnion K. litthrlt,
.tin. f,Ja.e t Jane'the h plant- Oairman if ibe1iccutive Commit
uif, ra.n. iel! 1 hr, iwi-i!e '. e fr, "a tt-ame into htinc.
t..-l le.raie eS m
ft""""-"""-"-"----"-"
llll! a a - - ,,. mill
1 -FRIDAY;.
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lunch rv t the miiWht
hour. Those who enjoyed the eveninit
were Mr. ami Mrs. J. 1). Kinimell, Mr.
uml Mrs. C. C. HieW'Mr. nd Vrs.-K.
C.'J'ifMs, Mr. and Mm. Frank Cleav-iiiKi-i--,
Mr. Mill Mr. Cnrl Stevenson,
11.. U... tl VU .Uilu 1. ati',1
Mvk W US ...' Mi-i'aM Mrs. W. L.I
Mr. and 'Mrs. Eu'cari.oh. Mr. ';
Mis. C A. ChcsRcr. Mr. and Mrs
James O'Nwil, Mr.. aM Mrs. R.-J.
KiU'hcn.'Mivami Mi a. W. X. McClure,
Mr. and Mrs. tloyi Amoa, W-r. and
Mrs. Munrs, Mrs; C. IS- Hendevsun,
Mrs. Mary Shaffer, Mrs. Kstella Unr-
tin, n-nd the tfisses- Nell and BiilHe
Unne limm Fund 7 homas SV. La-
mont Ouirmin: Vernml Munrrie.
The uvnrl- th mh:,-!iL. ,'.
ajreadv un:r way. thwi:hrf Sun.
day atiuoli, nmchaiilt' ormmlutioin.
motion icturet and theatrical organ
autkmsanta Chinese tm ietiei are co-
fcratin. Funds ire bein rueivej
! the Urease :r at the Hi Mr House,
'ni Vnrt. f. k.,1.. I,.--
wanted to th Intecationil Relief
C.CTmittea in tsSina. "
The nsfmiiuU 1. wnrkin. P..S--
I.J .V.'t-. : - .
mtuatMrifKM meant much - a penny
I'! a- meal--three rents ml' ave a
!i, (, a it,.-- a dollar will .avi a
!:. - f. .,.i.ii.i fu.. ...
..... t . . -. -
(iJC human lfgs Will r-
tMr.met.
.-. saefore
SATURD&Y&nd MONDAY !
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.vWiU brin to'a close the Greatest'6f "All Sales'
. . ..; ... . f6r 1921
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Have You Shared In Its Offerings Y
TWENTY-SIXTH
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Sale
ENDS MONDAY, JANUARY 3
Cooper. The Messers. Walter ami Buil
Shaffer, Sum St. Cluire, nml Alon?.o
(ihmvers.
...
Miss Mae Stenrns and Miss Bess
Kelley, of Cove, arc visitors at the
lrome of -Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stenrns.
Wi?s Kelley will spen.l several .lays
here, while Miss Stenrns will remain
j for a loner .period!
Mrs. W. I. Cooler and son, Fred
crick, of I.a Grande, arrived in Snlem
Tuesday to attend the golden vasklinic
anniversary of Mf. ntul Mrs. C. V,
Lnnsintr, which event was celebmtod
Tuetiiliiy night at the I.itnsinfc'home on
the Ciirdsn i-oinl. Snlem Ca'piunl Jour
nal. i
. The. home of Me, nnl Mrs. G- W.
Sjienepr was tho scene of n pleasant
-sTirprise party, Wednesday evenffta;, it
beintr Mr. Spencer's birthday. Table
were arranged for ln-hlge and those
who took part in the evening of card
games .were Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Muckey, Mr. and Mrs. Riflph- flyers,
Mi. and Mrs. Ralph Winters, Mr. and
Mrjt. Harvey Muckey, from Hampton,
N. J)., and Mr. und Mrs. Spencer. R
freshmenls were snrved by the hiist
ess after the enrd games enmt to a
close. I
...
MKDFORD, Oregon, .Tun. 2!).
Mi'ss -lieiiii Schott, of.Snrom, domes-
lie science ti-nctH't' in the Medforil
high school, who taught nt Elgin, Oro.,
two yearn before coming here, has
resigned because of her rnnrnaec n
the near future. Hfr pltir will he
taken by Miss Herthn Ilendrick, of the
C-aryvllie, l.n., schools, who is a grad
uate of the 0. A. (',.
The Rrotherhond of -Railway Clerks
announce their Third Animal Hull date
rtiesdiiy. I'ciirunry, sin, nt.
the
To Car Owiniers
THE SAFE WAY
is to have ymf car . exaitiinNi r awh&uitri W-ow btfinning its
. Gars sf i mote or
wathf( and do not work as perfectly a tnoy 1iou1d Thi.i
means- additional wear and strain, on the parts effected, and in-
created etyenM to you if allowed to continue in that condition.
failure to "(n:t thme defect ba.; taasw! tne wrecking of aianjr '
cajrs. D'on't k it
We can
INLAND; MOTOR CO. .
m,
' ' . ' . "-' '.--; -'
I , , 2a a p a o
earance
Rex Hall. This affair has been a
successful ot for the past two years.
Lindsays orchestra will furnish the
mustc.
Th iully Gool-Ttmer8 were guests
at a ilssix-a ivn at tste Kngle'si Hull
last idKbt ami it ia stud to have bern
most successful affair.' This club
was formed hecnUHe the high school
gymisaahim essnsiot lis UBed an a dattco
hull any ar, according to the
ruling of ,fhe faculty. The visiting
sevcial gus-st-s of tho evening. .
... ...
Mrs. A.lfct- Hunter,, who is tn Sn
lem during tis lMittiv sessions,
whoro ht-r husbnnd is a rearesentative
from Union county,, was. a- trueit of
tlve Founders' Hay mnchswn of th P.
R. O. Sisterhood, held last week In
Portland. Mrs. Hunter Is a member
of the local chapters 1 ,
.
Mi p. ' Anna Polaek tntertainetl the
nmnnhors of the Thursday uflernoon
Bridge Club and tlinlr hiislianils,
Thursday -awning til tho W. H.
Dohnenkniiip home. The ovonlng
was anient 'around the card tables,
Mrs. W. H. Itolinenkanip winning
Indies' prlte and Ue I. lie CJre'.iii win
ning tho gontloiiiiin'a prize, Refresh-
inenls roiindod off I tin jileiiBnnt
evening.
'
The Young Women's Educational
Society .iof tlin First M. B. t'hurch
met In the' church purlins on Mon
day iive.nlnsr, The atttdy for the
evpning.wns on China, tho subject
being Tfiwa und Mn. ; Thfl pro.
irrnm was uiusi-r tho lunderehlp of
Mm. Itosi ForrHteir, ,-wlio was na-
slsted by Atrs, Fred Wells, Mrs.
Hurts and ton Misses Viola Han-
ham nnd Mabel Tutt. Tbene ludies
v.-ere all di-esseif In C'llns-se eos-
tnuie and alwi had the parlors of
Its oat of order during
accur to yoors. .
B .
overhani your car. at slight
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this church ttettutlfully ,' decorated
with trees and orhtnlul hangings.
Chin catr niusle was. layl 'noverul
tittiea (itiiliig the evouisijt.
' After thin bualnes anas'. Insr which
Was preslilml over by lb. J'rerfiletit,
Mrs. R. - A Land's, very Interest
ing as well ns-llimnsrli.e -program
wn given. Tho first: Mma-r was
a dialogue in which Mrs.' ftWra verv
cleverly took- the part of a Chi-
iiKe inlhsJonury tolliiig f tit ciih
tt'tus and conditions ' enisling In
China.- This wiia followed by a
bea'.itlfully remlnreil violin lolci ty
Miss nuclle Unit liar. ac'cointianleil
by Mlsg 'KVvedik Peterson. -Mrs. Knotf
Wella- nine played n very prolly
Cbltfeno aeliielioii .on the -piano,
MlH Viola Heuhani then took,
clinrgs) of the lesson, dlfrorcnt auh
)nctH being -diaeussod by oilier mem
bers of Hie aocPely, Mrs. Slier,
wwsod Wlllliinia acieil us critic rir
the evening In hot- usual pleasing
iniinnei-,
At tho close of thn evening, iK'
llcloiis relri'sliiuonts wmro served,
little Juno Wi'lla, diesseil us it
dainty Chinese inald, ii.shIuI.ih In
tho SITVllljt,
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Tho 1). 0. 0. K. Lixlito Is hnvlni? a
smoker- thii evening. -Tlie time will
be spent in card games and pleas
ant timo is anticipated in ta midst of
the uromu of smoke.
Last Wednesday evening the Star
nncnnipment held its mutual roll. call.
This organization ha more than dou
bled its membership ditriruj the past
year, the roll now hating more "than
rtlnoty names. The Royal I'lirple ik-
gree wa-s conferred upon a ndmbev of
members, anil this wns fallowed by
the roll call. A bountiful clam' sup-r
was snrved, bringing thn enjoyable, af-
'fair' to a pleasant close
th ver winter
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