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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1917
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Social and
Personal
AXXOIXCKSIEXT.
Social and duo news for this
department should be given to
tha East Oregonian. by phone
or otherwise, during the fore-
noon. Such news turned In aft-
ar II o"clock. noon, will fra-
fluently have to be held for pub-
lication the followinr day.
Invitations have been received by
Pendleton friends to the weddinit of
J'eter Crockatt and Miss Iltche:
which will b celebrated at the
bride's home in North Yakima on
June sixth. Mr. tTockatt is a KTad
uate of the Pendleton hiBh school
and the l"niversily of Oreaon and is
now an instructor in Spokane Uni
versity where his fiancee has lovn a
student.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kasari left last
evening- for Vancouver, Wash., upon
upoi receipt of a message telling of
tha aerioua Illness of Mrs. Kasarl'-J
sister. .
The sixteenth birthday of Miss Jans
Roosevelt was delightfully celebrated
last evening when she entertained 14
of her girl friends at her home on
Jackson street. The patriotic motif
prevailed in all the appointments of
the affair, dancing and sanies provid
ing enjoyable diversion. A number
of pretty favor dances added aest to
the occasion. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Prof, and Mrs. A. C Hampton, for
merly of this city, arrived on. No. 17
from La Orande en route to Eugene
where Prof. Hampton has been elect -
ioi aocao
ed principal of the high school for
next year. Mrs. Hampton will remain
here for two weeks but her husbanJ
will leave in a day or so. . They are
guests of .Mr. and Sirs, G. M. Rice.
Mrs. E J. Murphy, Miss Jane Mur
phy and Miss Vera Temple arrived
home on No. 17 from La Grande
where they attended the LA Grande
high school graduating exercises, Tom
Murphy being one of the graduates.
Of premier importance yesterday
was the wonderfully successful Silver
Tea given under the auspices of the
L'matilla County Chapter of the Am
erican Red Cross in the county li
brary. The undivided support and
cooperation of every club in the city
was given the affair and was largely
responsible for its success. Hundreds
of out of town guests were in attend
ance, practically all the auxiliaries
having representation. In . the en
trance hall splashing red cross ban
ners and white flowers were used
with good effect, while the auditorium
was a bower of yellow lupin. During
the afternoon four groups of songs
arranged by Mrs. F. E. Boyden were
given, including solos by Mrs. Ralph
Saling. Miss Esther South, Mrs. B.
Lv. Burroughs and Miss Nellie Anlbal.
Miss Mary Clarke gave several piano
solos.
Six prettily decked tea tables were
stationed about the room, the Current
Literature Club table being presided
over by Miss Marjorie Xuchentnal
and Miss Mildred Lnde; the Thurs
day Afternoon club in charge of Miss
Edith Still and Mrs. Ralph Baling,
the W. C. T. II. with Mrs. Mary Boy
den. Mrs. w. M. Blakely and Mrs. N.
B Despain pouring, the Research
Club with Miss Cecelia Cunningham
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motor car servt'cr
A YEAR AHEAD IN BEAUTY. "SIX" OR "EIGHT"
CYLINDER PERFORMANCE WITH FOUR
CYLINDER ECONOMY.
A Vibration! ess "Four" Cylinder car. Seeing is Believ-
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Phone 222
833 Main St.
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Approved by Fashion
That's just what you get in every Bond
Suit. The newest conceptions by a famous
designer.
Regardless of your present favorites, the
ultra fashionable
Bond Clothes
$15 to 35
Are the clothes you will eventually buy
and wear.
Right now i the ideal time of the season
to select your new summer clothes. Scores
of attractive mouels in Tropical Worsteds
and Silks for all figure.
Bond Bros.
and Mrs. Annie Talbert, the Inspira
tion Club presided over by Mrs. J. W.
Porter, Mrs. E. M. Smith and Mrs. R
?. Still, and the Delphian Club with
Mrs. H. O. Mansfield nd Mrs. Q. H
Bishop in charKe. A total of (67.30
was contributed. The ladles also pre
pared a box of home cookies and sent
it to the boys of Company M, Third
Oregon, stationed at Meacham. Owing
to the bad weather the auto trip at
the conclusion of the affair mas
abandoned.
All patriotic organizations In the
city are Invited to attend the union
patriotic memorial service a the
Methodist church tomorrow after
noon at S o'clock. The following pro
gram will be given:
H. H. Huh bell, presiding.
America oonirregatlon
Invocation R. E uornau
Hymn. f
Scripture Reading.
Mixed Quartette. '
Sermon E. R. clevenger
"The Star Spangled Banner.
Benediction.
Pupils of Miss Harriet Young will
be heard In recital at the Presbyteri
an church on Monday evening. May
29. An Interesting program has been
arranged and the public Is cordially
invited.
Two boxes for the soldiers station
ed along the line have been sent out
this week prepared by the girls of the
military unit of the Girls' National
Guard who are taking part in the
Memorial Day Parade and the Red
Cross. Next week the first aid unit
of the Girls National Honor Guard
will send the boxes. Miss Daphne
Swearingen and Miss Sophia Fikan
having beentappointed to take charse
of the work. All slrls who wish to
contribute are asked to call tip one
or the other of these members.
Mrs. O. S. Terpening returned to
day from a several weeks visit in
Cheney, Wash., with her daughter.
Mrs. Hungate.
Miss Georgia McCoy has returned
to her home at Stanfield after having
spent a few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
250 CASES SWISS
CHEESE SHIPPED
FROM STANFIELD
Big Ortfer from San KtvdWmco K
tilled By Newly KBtabtlNbed Com.
pany off Swiss Farmers.
Two hundred and fifty cases of
Swiss Cheese, the first shipment to
he made by the newly established
Swiss Cheese Company at Stanfield,
will leave Stanfield Monday gof San
Francisco. The order for the cheese
was placed after a sample of the com
pany's product had been submitted
and declared first class.
The Swiss Cheese company Is own
ed by eight Swiss farmers and dairy
men on the Furnish project, who
among themselves own 250 cows and
are adding to their herds constantly.
They report a splendid market for
Swiss cheese but have difficulty se
curing enough cows for milking pur
poses. Aside from ohtaining milk
from their own cows the owners of
tjie creamery buy milk from other
paying $3 per hundred for four per
cent milk.
The Swiss company has a'modern
ty equipped plant and the cheese la
iimde In five pound bricks, there be
ing 24 bricks to the case. A. L Steln
er is manager of the plant.
The Mutual Creamery Co. of Stan
field is an old established plant and
is managed by Adolph Sahll. This
company turns out 1000 pounds of
cheese a month and would do a heav
ier manufacturing business if more
milk could be obtained. .
Four or five new herds of cows ar.e
to arrive on the project next month
from Puyallup. Astoria and Auburn.
These cows will materially increase
the milk supply on the project.
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GERMAN SI HMAJUNKS
Pendleton musicians returning
from Hermiston report a very suc
cessful dancing party given there las
evening by Thomas Marxen In the
Hermiston dancing emporium. The
effair was largely attended and much
enjoyed.
Lloyd Riches of Stanfield Is at the
Pendleton.
Mrs. Joe D. Klmery Is registered as
the St. George.
W. R. Taylor of Athena Is a Pen
dleton visitor today.
Carl Anderson of Pilot Rock, spent
last night in Pendleton.
J. T. Hinkle, Hermiston attorney.
is spending Saturday In the city.
Mrs. Ruthers and daughter of He
lix are visiting in Pendleton today.
Sam Pambrun was among the
Athena residents here last evening.
R Jacobson and Nels A bra ham son
of Helix are spending the weekend in
the city.
Dare D. Dale and A. P. Wright of-
Helix were In from their homes last
evening.
A. H. Cox of the Oregon lumber
Yard, returned this morning from
Portland.
J. C. Hoskins, prominent Echo
sheepman, is spending Saturday in
Pendleton.
A. J. McAlliFter of the Pendleton
Drug Co., is spending the day In
Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sapper of Her
miston came up on the early train
this morning.
Senator C. A. Barrett of Athena.
is attending the good roads meeting
here today.
W. R Ferguson and Omar O.
Stephens were among the Athenans
down yesterday for the Mason ic
meeting.
The Rev. Bertram A. Warren, rec
tor of St. Paul's Church, The Dalles,
will arrive this evening and will con
duct the services at the Church of
the Redeemer tomorrow.
(Vessels pawing Through War 7on
Adopt Unique Methods to Rvcape.
NEW TORK, May 25. Smoke
bombs designed to protect merchant
vessels from submarine attacks, are
now being used on vessels passing
through the war zone, according to
information brought to an American
port today on a French ship. The
bombs are thrown by hand and on
striking the water ignite and throw
out a deVise cloud of black vapor
which hangs low over the water like
a fog. screening the movements of a
vessel In danger of attack.
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Pastime Sunday-Monday,
REALTY TRANSFERS
J. A. Bnidley, et al. to P. O. Bald
win, $ I ).M). arra(te in Urand Vie
Orchard Tractn.
Selmer Thompson, et ui, to Anne
Lamm, 1.00; 1-2 lntero.it In NV. 1-4
of XE. 1-4 and UK. 1-4 NW. 1-4 Hec.
2. Twp. 4 X. R. 36.
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CARS ON DISPLAY.
ALWAYS PLEASED TO DEMONSTRATE
We can make immediate delivery.
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ArencT for HAYNES and VELIE
DO YOU KNOW-
That June 5 is War Census Day
and is a national holiday?
That America is sung to the tune
of God Save the King?
That Supt. A. T. Park is now writ
ing his name A. Tyndull Park?
That Charles U McN'ary, spoken of
as the leading candidate for appoint
ment to the V. & senate, Is a cousin
of Dr. W. D. MoNary of tha Eastern'
Oregon .Stale Hospital?
That Frank N eagle came to Pen
dleton in 1SM3 and beat his way here
in a boxcar?
That the late Senator Harry I-ane
was nne of the foremost authorities
on mushrooms In the I'nited Htutes.'
company and former comptroller of
the treasury, had been offered a po
sition of financial authority in con
nection with the establishment of
American railroads In France.
One way not to fiKht a suecewful
war Is to discourage production
(tiartcM FMtwc-i rrfffml Job.
CHKWOO, May 25. It was re
ported here today that Charlas O.
Dawes president of the Central Trust
CLASSIFIED
WIIOIJCrfAI-B AND KKTAIIa RAW
or Improved, all auction of Mat.
Ft- rxcurilona. For particular
writ or Inquire u Vrt Court Ht.,
Pendleton.
If you are thinking of
buying a car about
the time harvest is over
and want to own a
CAR
Then we advise you to place
your order with us now for a
1918
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You will avoid delays of delivery, the car will
be awaiting you at just the desired time and it will
be the latest perfected model made.
Two Carloads DODGE Cars
Due Here Next Week
Pendleton Cadillac Auto Co.
CADILLAC DODGE BROS.
Water and Johnson Streets.
CHANDLER
WHITE TRUCKS
Phone 530
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