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SATUBDAY, MAY 28, 1921
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E EVENING OBSERVES
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j : L6cal News In Brief
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Practice Golf
Judge J. W. Knowles, and H Hanna,
court reporter, while in Enterprise
during the Wallowa- county circuit
court term which closed this week,
spent their leisure moments in prac
ticing g61f.
A golf links is being built at En
terprise, but Judge Knowles gnd Mr.
Hanna went to a pasture at the edga
of town and used this. All went well
so long as the balls avoided the creek
and ditches, Hanna said. However,
4t was good exercise, he added.
Wallowa People Here
Among the Wallowa people ar
riving last night were Oscar Max
well and V. D. Vogle.
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included toys of all descriptions and
just about everything eise Marshall
Wells carries in-stock for its Christ
mas trade. There were thirty-eight
trunkfuls of goods and three men
travelling with the exhibit. From The
Dalles the travelling sample lines
will be shipped into Portland.
Christmas Toys Leave
The Christmas goods exhibited at
the Sommer hotel sample rooms by
Marshall-Wells during the past week,
for the benefit of Eastern Oregon
merchants planning for their Christ
mas stocks, were packed up last night
and shipped to The Dalles. The line
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COMING EVENTS.
May 2i. 8 p. m. L. D. S.
Tabernacle, C B. Irvine,
blind editor of the Oregon
Journal spcuks at union
meeting on the Chinese sit
uation. May 30. Memorial Day. Par
ade of American Legion, G.
A. R., W. It. C. and S. A. W.
V. forms at 10 a. m.
June 1. 8 p. m. in Eagles
Hall, special meeting of
American Legion Post, No.
4!1. Purpose oX, meeting .
Discussing bonus bill and
rcadign of official Union
county slacker list.
June 8-4. State Banker'
convention, Seaside and As
toria. June 6. Union county circuit
court convenes, June term.
June 7. Special state elec
tion. .
June 14. Flag Pay. Special
observance, Klks Temple, 8
' p. m.
July 2. Dcmpsey-Carpenticr
bout, Jersey City.
July 2-4. State Convention
United Artisans, Astoria.
July 8-in. Chautauqua at
Riverside Park.
July 'J.r-17. Stale' conven
tion. United Spanish War
Veterans in Astoria..
June 20. Annual school clec-
. lion, 2 to 8 p. in, ,
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oluuiiul In ha Miaila nf II nn TYi,
Juration fay. The well Sat pen, in
progress or J wing arnica, for the
past several jionlhs by RescoeWost.
TIM well Is now 210 foot and, the
water reSghcs wtthiu thirty cot o(
the top. A tank, or concrete rosvr
volr has been" put In, which will 'hold
9,000 gallons. A power plant has
been installed and- fines laid so as
to carry water- to all parts or the
cemetery. Later on, the Odd Fel
lows expeyet to grade and level the
streets of the cemetery.
Judge Knowles Returns
Judge J. W. Knowles returned last
evening on the, branch line train from
tntei-pnse, where he had been hold
ing court for the past month.' This
morning he left for Eagle Valley to
spend several days with his family.
everott Knowles, his son, 1ms a home
stead there. Mrs. J. W. Knowles and
daughter have been visiting at Ev
erett's homestead during Judge Know '
les. absence, driving uo'with him.
The Judge will probably drive back
about Wednesday.
Three-Acre Orchard Tract Sold
L. N. Bushnoll has sold his three-
acre tract just outside of the city
limits near the Pioneer Flour Mill, to.
Mrs. Anne Allen, of KamelnJ"Tne
deal was niaiio by r. N. TO I'd, of the
Pyramid Land Co. The consideration
was $2,626. Mr Allen will move to
La Grande in the near future and
make this her permanent, home.'
Plan for Convention-
The Odd Fellows committee, com
posed of H. T. Dodd, Alfred Harvey,
Frank Bartlett, It. P. McCall and
Frank Suydam, is meeting with the
"Rcbekah committee this evening, for
the purpose of planning for the dis
trict convention, to be held here June
17 and 18. '
WATERTAKES A -';
BIWTODAY
Seriously 111 '
R. J. Kitchen, Jr., young son of
R. J. Kitchen, local attorney and mun
icipal judge, is serious ill with diphtheria.
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t-od iki
Silk.VFiJJ
CTS
patterns
White,
Shantung
urepe tie
re Silk
SII1K SHI
The very latest
have arri
Broadcloth
Poncree Sil
Chine
A useful gift for the boy
graduate
At Lowest Trices
Clint's Clothiery
The Store With Con
science." 1309 Adams. Ave. .
Gophers Weeded Out '
Alex ftohiitsou tut whnsu farm
on Cove avontio 0110 of tho gopher
poisoning' demonstrating was held
recently by tlto farm buroa, drop
ped into County Agent Harry
Avory's office Bevoral days icgo and
reported that he . rouuer several
gophers working aflor Ilia poison
was placed and Hint lifter putting
out soma nddiliiiiml poison nil In
his fluid were killed off.'l Tho de-'
maud for tlio poison being distrib
uted by the farm bureau 'to th"
fanners of tlio country is great and
yesterday a frainer dropped into tin
office iiud took out , about - fifty
pouuds which ho and Iuh ueighbor.s
expect 10 use immediately. JCoblu
son s experience was that parsnips
vvero better for bait than carrots.
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I.OWKST 81XCK MAY
IS ItCl'OItT
10th
Cold Weather Hns Healthy Kfioct on
Catherine Creek; llnlriy .M01111
tnln Still Snowcapped
This uftcrnoon the water on
Cuthorino creek, was lower than It
has been since May 13th. The
reading on the guage at the E. H.
Miles ranch this afternoon was 4.5,
the rending nn the 19th having
boun 1.1. This morning tlio gauge
roud an even five foot.
On Iho Ww J. Townlcy ranch
the wator had gono down slx'liiclios
this morning. From all parts of
the wot aroao tho water Is receding.
The low temperature or tno last
thirfy-six hours has had a bono
ncinl offoct on tho -cntlio area ad
jacont to tlio creek.
Tho Island Clly road to Cove was
GOING DOWN
ThVstreams of the county are rapidly going down.
ason is near
f lies- a f evt
simre. uur
Ayur rr
hvey
Fishing se
Haywood
you'll get your
local conditions.
flies once and you'll
at last. Fill up your book with
good leaders and spinners and
stock is carefully selected for
ices are right. Use Haywood
o others.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
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t'tilluwiiif Ihu cuiuiiicneuiuciit l'a-UIk!h auction clul were Invited hi
c raises last evening at. the hi(jh school und 'the aftcmoon was pleasantly
auditorium, the mothers of the grad- Kpent over the eard tables.. Mrs. K.
uates, according to un old custom, en- IK, Vehrs won high honors, and Mrs.
d condition. I A of lhe frj(imIs n(J rcIative8 of , The guests coming in. for tho after
im eovrml i..... i j..- nnon inrludrd Mrs. Ceoriro Vohnt.
Ml. KifliHr In INn-tliiiMl .
'Al.rs, Ktl KidtTlo in an urrivnl at
tho Jiuporial. Mrs. Kldtllo Is tho wid
ow of tho latt.' slate highway com
mtasiotier, Oreponlau. '
(limbs' l'laMafr -
L. A. Chandler, an employee in
tUft superintendent's office of the
0-), with nothiiiK but a belt and
spurs to assist him climbed tho com
pany's flncstaff to rerve the hal
yards. .Coming down he used the
halyards. Sone-timc ayo tin; halyards
I came loose and a switch engine
j cut joff tite lower portion. Then they
, ran - out completely and tho cinploy
i ees "of the; company not wishiiiR to
wait until the company took action
open yesterday. A culvert that terUincd at a reception in the gym- l A
lino uHi-ii ntisnuu um wiia ueuiH 10- nasiuni ii
plnrori and othorwlso the road was 'graduates,
reporieu 10 00 111 (poi
Haldy iMiHintnln Is fiTH covered1., .,,. . ii,i j j,,,. noon iiu-ludrd Mrs. Ueorjro Vehrs
with snow, a few hum snota being ; u 1 ... n. i Mrs. 10. K. Vehrs. Mrs. Chns. Cross.
inir of the exercises, the K.vmnnsiuin Ml!i- M- u- Allc'1 tt"1 Mrs- v' 7j- Tcr-
was filled with 11 happy thronir of ponny.
Iienple who have watched with inter
est, the progress of the 11121 class
through their high school enrecr.
The (rymnasium was! most attraC'
elect.d state president of the P. K.
J.i and also a delegate to tho su
lypme convention lo be held in Kan
sas Clly in October. The convention
was held In Woodburn on Tuesday
and Wednesday. ,
A former La (riindu woman, I)r.
Dora B. Underwood, was a speaker
durinu the convention. Mrs. 'Brown-
ton will spend about two weeks in
Ik ,lv;llut..ni t.. .r..ll.. ..t.:iiK. ...:.t.
nnsirsH otiring inc auernoon
vt.'dhlo .wilh field glasses.
M. I. A, PAGEANT
ISIV10NDAY NIGHT
Miss Ann Shell, who has been or
ganist at the Arcade this winter, left
riday morning for Wallowa, She
l!voly decorated, with lnirip htinciur J"" v'"11 I""" ""-- uur'
baskcts filled with wild f owers. nlac- ,"'S aummer,
(I at conspicuous placcjj, around the
The M .1. A. are niak;
pinna for tho paprcant
Tuesday evening, May 31, in the I..
n s TUm.l. Tk .,,..,i ;.,
. i'"hln" " , ...u:t u.-.i 1 1 im.i
scheduled tc sUirt at 8 o'eln:!.. and K,"'", """''"""""'-"
will be entifelv free to the nubile. Ilne "moknR of pll Pea
The pageant will be portrayed by
balcony, nild from tho cchtcr beam of
inir elalmi ate ilhp ""'""" ,c"'1
to be KJ,--. t1 :,f ym mW
Miss Alvedn Petei'soii, one of the
cbiirniing teachers of tlio La (irntide
o- entoi! ot yellow-iilulloniinale:! ;iiuniie scnoois l'r tno lasi iwo venrs,
in the decorations while at each end will leave, for her nomo in Portland
of the prymnasiuni, huge masses of jtbe last of this week, where she will
COItVALt-IS, May 28. Co-eds who
Mrs. Edna C. ilrownton. of La (Jrande.
was vice-president during the ' p.st
year.' Tho meeting this year was the
liest attended 'annual meeting ever
held by the sisterhood. . f
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Invilaiinns have been issued by the
Past Chiefs of Rowena Tempi. Ko. 9,
Pythian Sisters, for their fin an
nual dancing party, to be given at
Ilex Hull, Wednesday evening,' June
1, 1921. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Cora Jwla, Mrs. John Krawlcy. Mra.
J. It. Oliver, Mrs. Jesse Robinson, Mrs.
will see to it that freshmen girls coh-1 Oscar (lurncr, Mrs. Giles Hamden,
lorm to rules niiiuied down by the
sophomores havo been chosen. They
became wearers of tho citation ham
mer Wednesday and are now thor
oughly .instructed In tho art of detect
ing green ribbonless freshmen and in
stilling Beaver spirit into them. The
chairman of tho committee will be
chosen at the first meetjng of the
now committee next week. . !
Helen Sims, of La (irnnde, was one
of the new members of the society.
Mrs. L. A. McAllister was the guest
of honor at the meeting of the Lucky
tween the juniors and seniors was
the M. I. A.'s of Cove, Union, Imblcr ,lc'"ure 01 l "?nlnK
and La Grande. The story portrays
the four seasons of the year, as con
nected with the activities of the M. I.
A. for - each season. The pageant in
A. for each se ison. The pageant will
be given in three episodes, the first
the jammer, season, in which the M
.eacn ine coniing year, mucn 10 me Thr,OTn dub Thlll.s,ny nflt,,.noon ul
Grande. '
on the- matter decided that' one ,.f j1- ' deyo'ecl to physical activities;
I theif number do the work.' It tout;
j Chandler 20 minutes to climb the
j pole and reeve the halyards.
Is (ilvcn Scholai-sliii ,v
Miss Geneva Smith, member of
this year's graduating class, and a
dauEhter of Itev. and Mrs. James
A.' Siiilth.-"Wa llisf everting -grven a
scholarship to Whitman college, for
.one year. The scholarship was
presented to Miss Sniltlt by Dr.
Stephen B. L. Penrose, president
of Whitman college, Just before
commencement exercise last even-
jsecond and third the fall and winter
seasons, m which the emphasis is Inid
on spiritual work; and, fourth, spring,
In which the activity is intellectual.
The object of the work of tho M.
I. A. is to develop the boys and girl
Miss Peterson is planning lo vittlt
The committeein charge of the re- iber brother ill New Voile City, during
freshmcnts served ices and rakes dur- ,the summer vacntion.
ing the evening, and Lindsay's or
chestra furnished music for the danc
ers. Thus marks the close of the
A pleasant surprise for 31, V. Rock
was given at the home of his daiigh'
school year, and for a number of tcr, Mrs. J. A. Leek, at Mt. Glenn
graduates; the close of their school Sunday. Mrs. Gus Lyons, of Namp'i
days. On the other hand, a Inrge num- j Idaho, another daughter, came up for
tho home of Mrs.C. 1). Putnam. Mrs.
Bruce Dennis won first prize and Mrs.
McAllister won guest peixc.
During the afternoon the members
of tho club presented Mrs. McAllister,
who is leaving shortly for Seattle,
with a gift to show their friendship.
Delicious refreshments were Rcrvcd
by the hostess.
About forty members of the West-
Waler for IliMM'atJi-'n . .
Tho Odd Fellows cemetery now
has water aplenty, and free use Is
I. O. O. F. NOTICE.
All 'Odd Fellows arc asked to meet
at the hall on Monday at 1 :'ii, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of
Brother A. C. Huntington.
FRANK SUYDAM.
fi-2X-Iln.
this .coming year.
Mrs. W. G. Sawyer will be. hostess
into well rounded beings, as will be P"xt Thursday afternoon for the mem
well brought out in this pageant.
her of this years graduates are plan- ,thc occasion and when Mr. Koek came minister Guild attended the -meeting
ning on continuing their course in j to dinner ho found th 1 tab.lo laden Ulondny evening at the city park. An
some institution of. higher learning with k mntmtliln of1 good things, to 0,111 unusually good time was enjoyed by
and his family assemlJed to congrat
ulate him on his birthnlny. -
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Because of a typographical error In
which has been soj well arranged.
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NEUTRAL ZONE
hers of the Lucky Thirteen Club; Mrs. .Wednesday's. Issue, Che name of Mrs.
Sawyer will entertain her guests at .Colon It. Kberhard -was left out of a
Ui.GoirtitryClub This will ibc the list of members of the menu commit
last meeting of this club until after tee of the Neighborhood Club, lunch
eon,
Mrs. Harley
Smith
has returned
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Mrs. !an Sommer, of Klgin, w.'H
n ch'.urning hostes's Wednesday, when
she entertained with n luncheon in j was the occasion for a number of
ih'jnor of a number of La Grande icharming sociiU events while there,
iladies. Covers were laid for eleven, having many friends in the Rose City.
jThe centerpiece was formed of beau
from a ten days' trip to Portland. She
The members of the Parkdalc Club
were entertained Wednesday after
PARIS. May 28 Tho Allied tiful lilacs, and the following gues?
council of ambassadors has virtual-'were seated around the table: Mrs.
ly approved tho plan to establish William Ash, Mm. W. Bollons. Mrs. noon at the Ijcautiful country home of fully decorated in lilacs nm tulips.
a neuiral zone Between 110 Herman II. K. Coolulge, Mrs. J. Y. O Conneil, sirs, isellic Harrison. Jirs. narn.-on
anil Polish Torres In 1'ppor Silesia. ! Mrs. I. A. McAllister, Mrs.' Bruce was assisted by Mrs. Bart Owsley.
II was decided, however, to ob-, Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Somn-c, of During tNe afternoon Mrs. Hurried
tain further Information before tak- I.a Grande, Und Mrs. Leonard Adaiiin, Young Frcrman rendered two beau
Miss Celia E. Bollman and Mrs. Jamfa
O'Neal. .. . . .,;
Tho members of the Kaatern SUr
Social Club will be entertained on
Tuesday, June 7, by Mrs. C. S. 'Dunn
and Mrs. J. I). Dobbin, at the attrac
tive Dobbin homo north of La Grande
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Misses Ine Hughes, Mary Crawley,
Clnra 'Vies, Lcona Waldorf, Frank
Pooley and Clark Fitzgerald were
Right visitors last Saturday, night' to
attend tho Wade recital.
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KLGIN, May 28. Miss Lela Wide, 1
who graduates Sunday from the Sac
red Heart Academy in La Grande,
preserved a class of music pupils In
recital at the City opera house last
Saturday evening. Miss Wade pqt on
a program that would huve proved tlie
mettle of a much older person, and
when one stops to think, It was the
work of Just a high school gtrlj.cviMi
more npplauio may be given he t. JK).
gin may .well be proud, of her dnugk
ter, and In later 'car net will hetlr,
more of this talented young girt, ' 5 s
those L'olnir to the mule, thin hnlnir .Manager llnrman showed a epleil-
the closing meeting of the season. P'cturo In connection with the tint
The Junch that wna taken along wns,8il'ftl program to a capacity house, -declared,
to,,havevbeen lespeclally jrood, j Following is the program, andinven
o " .thbilgh'lf wis a long one, Hie' audl-
Mrs. It. J. Green, Mrs. J. Donald i0"1'0 wantpd even more. Miss Wade
Meyers and Mrs. Verne Johnson were wn """'"ted by Frank Dooley, of New
hostesses to their friends at bridge Yl,rk; who Is spending tho season In
Friday , afternoon nl the Country-''" 'r"lfi! ' ' -
Club. Twenty-one tables of ladies en- f riano 'luet-Misses Margnret Ull
Joyed their favorite game during the drwood nd Audrey Woods.. ,
urtemonn. J '"i wi-rfiiin iwiey.
Mrs. W. II. Bohnenkamp won first ' Pmn0 '""' Miss Fay Wilson and
prize, Mrs. Ileniv Kill, second, and Cediic Southard. i
Miss Jncobs, of Portland, third. I p,,n0 "ol "Hungarlon Rhup-
elicious refreshments were served '" Mil" '-el Wade,
during the afternoon. The club I '''"no solo "Carnival dc Venice'
rooms were de irhlfu v and tiisle. i nouvnam,
Ing- definite action.
OIlSKItX Clt V.AT ,MM PAY
Announcement
OLD-TIM B DANCES
will be gl'in In Rex Rail on
Thursday evenings. Nothing
but tee
dances
by Llnd
EreryoBe
tfancea;
thote t
hy ftaoolnt
Mr.ScMrt,
grac
will be d
y' supkrb
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b sure i
ful. old-time
need. Musie
orekntra.
the first
and attend
LeeaeM
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Ptnvera
DANCE
Modern . daIces Tejesiny and
,nd Saturday nisht.
.ticket givfgt each UtcrJ' dancer.
for Prizor-Ioe l4 S'ven away
eachTud;ft night
We've otJ4
tor you
-THAT NEW
EDISON BOOKLET!
ACT right away. Our tup-
pljr is going fast. "Whet
Ediaon Likea in Music1 is full
of worth while thinf
through the list of Mr. I
aS favorite. GM his ri
hoiinirig tc muse. Ow
sm '4 yea herre th i
Im thank erery em ahaAld
aneveeav, fX ymf t
Owen. Cevrw hereif y1
B hmr er hay-mmj ot I
0tiji Mr. T-di
rmmtA. We rvt th
fstmfim iwxA 'of Rh
Hows In I'm ff. a
tier ft !do tT J
xew;lhS'6oo!
v statiCnEry
WAcr
EHiton
Likes In
Musie
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.id A )rrY'f '
of Klein, and the host and hostesi. tiful selections on the piuno. Mrs.
In the afternoon, members of the (Freeman 3s visiting her parents in
Fruitdale. After the serving of, re-
f rcshmenUs by our hostesses, the
I 1 .tw.nl I B,l,nirnn,l mt ufTllin
: M17AA7 1 TOT-AY'1 (it,. i no",c f mm- Min-
11JU1I X SJXfJrX. X I Suiter In Fruildale. who will be
nssisteil by her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Davis. ,
t.OK SALIv-Fi
etc. Illack Z
FOIl SALK 6-rooi
blwks from pot
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ocVcru,
I liiuigalow, fuur
fu. lied I :!-'.
FOR RKNT It-drw.
Ave. Phone Ula'k
i.) ibll Ailami
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(TO C,lk
wtti. Call
U-.H If
WAMMi-tiiil or 6niln ,
for s"ninll eiew $A Inrn 'A la
Farmer! 8x or lieil 111 :
Ik'rkcley Ire Cream.
Our Berkeley Ire O'i'm is apure
ice cream withstt most flelicinu Tlavor
tbafe costs ,mere to make than any
Mrs. liny F, Murphy has retu.rned
from Kansas City, where shn has
ireii visiting for lhe past several
wefij. ,"rs. -.-in. ir,i. ...
allri! (be wedding of her sl.-ler,
Miripttn (iriffilh,
.'Mr. Dan Sommern, of Klgin.'wss a
vWtor in the city yesterday, having
come lo La Orande Vi attend lhe par
ly given 11 J the Country Club by Mrs.
.1. Donald Meyer, Mrs. 'II. J. CJrccue
aflij Mrs. Verne Johnson. ,
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' During the past week invltalioiis
were issued for the graduating; exer
cises of Sacred llcavt Academy, rijin
lothcr. and we sc.ll it for t- v fyK M 27 4 lhc fhurehpf
ch;?1 ,CC. """ it.nr Lady of the Vallcfl at T.W
old f"r ' -!0c a pint or0c a iuart. f , . .
r n- drinkthn Mr. Frys,s isi0'"'
Mrs. All' 'i iinsen.wns In the rltj'J
hursday, having arrived 'from Ls
.t-. 1- ... k..-jl..ain, v.
one of the best Hers at wtbody's
fountii on'the Pacific: Coast. lit
him wrve you one of -thsc rinks on
h hot ilay fe.sllV at
FAMILY ORJJO STORE
(gi LA OSANOCOSKOON.
Crunde to attl thigradunlng ex
...i (k- M..h A-h,.t Ihiat pven.
.i ,j.rn. .,.. j - -0--"
( .ing. Hakerelleralil.
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J Word was receivedn Iheaity this
. ., l t- 1 r 1
morning 01 me rotrn nonur cuihiti-i
on a ls (;randeUoman, jr. 11. K.
recitation Miss Audrey
Mrs. Cus Levy is hostess lo a num
ber of her friends at tcu Ibis after
Musical
Woods-.
Piano and vocal sehrtion "The
Chilli's tiood-night," Misses Jtaehcl
Woods and Genevieve Crum.
Violin solo Poct and Peasant,"
Cl-rk FlUgerald.
IV.no 11 nd vocal selection "Sllre'r
Tl-.re. s Among! the Gold," Mr. Doo-
A number of li Orande cviiil b'ud-1
ers will go to Pendleton next week to I
attend the meet inir of the Ktnli Fed.
eration of Women's Club wlibh Is to, '7 U,,J Audrey Woods.
be held there May ill to June 'A. Tllo'-e j ,
chosen from the Neighborhood ("bib 1 The m Crnnde troop of Bov Scouts.
are Mrs. I,rc Warniek, Mrs. i. L. gave a banipiet In the Y. M, C. A.
Larismi, Mrs. A. K. lvMiiho. Mrs. W. ,1 hurray evening in honor of A. Kd
II. Talbot and Mrs. C, II. Iti lwell. The win Pryke, scoutmaster, who left
nlleninles chosen by lb" cluli tire Mrs. la it evening fore short vacntion In
Albert Hunter, Mra, -'Colon It. Flier- Montana. The boys had prepared the
hsrd. Mrs. liny l.tri'n, Mr.i. J. f.l. bsnniiel as a surprise to their lead-
Smith and Mrs .F, F Okiht. icr, the evening having been the reg-
tiilar WreUly meeting night of the
Woodliiirn, Mav 'is. Thp P. K. O. .Senilis,. Mrs. Pryke and little Mar-
Sisterhood rlosed 11 three diiy sesi'on ( ion Pryke were also guests of honor
r rinsy. iirirgaies irom iweniy-sii ni nir nanniiei. iney will te .awav
rbapters in the slate, about t.Vi in nil, from home all summer.
Mtendrd lhe meeting. Mrs. May K.I Olhers invited to the bannnct by the
Wright, or Im iraiHle, was aniMiig to" i"ys were J, L. Cramer, secretary rf
women raspouding to roll cull on 'W'ed- the Y. M. ('. A.; C. C. Snow, who yrll
nedar. As her siiblei t she eboso ,!, acting scoutmaster during Mr.
Wirtnen in Progress." , 'Pryke's absence; Harvey Carter, as-
Mr. C. II. Illdwell. .,f l a Orind-. ititnt Scoutmaster, and t'Dad" HiVkf
Carr
it
Cerir
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