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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. ORFGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1020.
TWELVE PAGES
Social and Club News
WHJL VlfilT IN AI. HAN'T. . Hobertson on the evening of M.iy 6
Mr. arid Mr. Fred lohnert nnd to which husbands of members will
)n lighter, l'strlcla iKtugla. left lust ; alo be invited. Mrs. TUlle Walters
nlirht for Albany nherc they will be and Mrs. Klgin Noreen were weleom
;mefrt of Mr. Dottftrta parents, Mr. Into the club and at the close of
and Mr Wright. Mrs. Oohnert and the business session a delightful pro
iMby will remain for three weeks but! gram was enjoyed. It included the
Mr Iohnert will
day.
rturn here in a few
Knntoonrr uphn iobrt
The I .adieu Aid Society of the
Methodbn Kplopal Church were de
lightful I ell esterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. H- O.
Worthtnjeton. who was Assisted by Mrs.
K K. King. Mrs. H. W. Ireland, and
Mm Uicy IV Iterr'.
After a sh- -rt bi i Minws session t he
society enjoyed evraj instrumental
("flections by Mrs. l'almateer. and
group of songs by little Robert Wylle.
T!WER IS ENJOY Rn
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Whitman
had as their guests last evening the
employes of the Pendleton Cash Mar
ket who were entertained at dinner at
their home on LtWtfl street. The din
ner if an annual affair and covers last
evening were laid for fourteen.
MM Mcoonvkm, HoinM.
Lavender cluh memlers enjoyed an
interesting day yesterday when they
were guests of Mrs. Anna McConnell.
Mrs. Dorothy Thomas, vice president,
presided over a short business session.
Appointing Mrs. Tom Robertson and
Mrs. Emil Dohnert to sponsor a meet
following numbers:
Reading Mrs. Thomas
Reading Mrs. Robertson
Vocal Solo Mrs I P. Lampkin
Vocal So I -j Mrs. Iohnert
Recitation .. Miss Thelma Crandall
Recitation ...Miss Marjorie Crandall
remain in Portland duiinjr the summer
but expects to lo-ate this fall in Santa
Monica and the couple will make their
home there.
ENTERTAIN AT CARDS.
In the sun room apartment of the
C. S, Terpening residence on Tustin
street was given on Thursday after
noon by Mrs. J. S. Davidson and Mrs.
H. W, Wagner a much enjoyed card
party. Invited guests were Mrs, Al
bert James. Mrs, Mears of Walla
Walla, who is soon to reside in Pen-
A light luncheon was served by the ; dleton. Mrs. Homer Hedrick. Mrs. Ar
hostesses assisted by Mrs. Fred Fra- ! lie Terpening, Dr. Ella P. Terpening
ter. The rooms were decked with land Dr. Charles Terpening. Dainty
colors of the club, white and lavender, refreshments were served and the
Mrs. Herbert Crandall was an addl- i afternoon afforded much pleasure,
tional guest for the afternoon.
DYED CHILD'S COAT
AND HER OLD SKIRT
"Diamond Dyes" Made
Faded, Shabby Apparel so
Fresh and New.
Don't worry about perfect results.
I'se "Diamond Dve," guaranteed to
sive a new, rich, fadeless color, to any
fabric, whether It be wool, silk, linen,
cotton or mixed ffoods, dresses,
blouses, stockings, skirts, children's
coals, feathers. draperies, coverings.
The Direction book with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
dye over nny color that you can not
make a mi-stake.
To match any material, have drug
gist show you "Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
MRS. WYIUCK UETl'RNS
Mrs. M. . Wyrlek returned today
from Hot Lithe where he has been i Mrs. Nellie Morton and J. M. Harrison
visiting her daughter. Miss Haiel W'y- ' were united In marriage, the ceremony
rick who la convalescins after a recent l taking place nt the home of Mr. and
nines-.' Mrs. R. o. Draper. 6115 Garfield street,
j with Rev. Robert T.ee Rns-sabarger.
lim BOYNTON TO OO SOITH
Mis-s Glanvs Boynton plans to leave
on No. 1 7 Sunday for California where
she is to spend the summer with her
brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Boynton at their home in Santa
Monica.
In the fall Mbs Boynton is to be- i in a gown of blue silk and georgette
come the bride of Charles McRwen. to I and she wore a corsage bouquet of
whom her engagement was recently cecile Brunner roses and maiden-hair
announced and the wedding will occur ! fern.
In the California city. Mr. McEwen. ' A ngnt ourret supper
VVKDD1NO IS SURPRI8B fuT' c""f "ons nnd Pnk
I decking the dining room.
At a o'clock service last evening, Guests included 'besides Mr. and
; pastor of the Christinn Church, offi
ciating. Jonuuils and ferns decked the
j liviiiR' room where the couple, unat-
tended., exchanged vows while vtc
j trola music furnished soft strains of
I "I.ove. Here Is My Heart."
The bride was becomingly attired
was served
ing to be held at the home of Mrs. who is in the automobile business, -will to the wedding at the conclusion of
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TOMORROW
29.75
SATURDAY
Newest $'
Spring Coats
Values up to $37.50
Colors Tan, Pekin, Brown, Navy, Etc.
GREAT REDUCTIONS
ON SUITS.
Quality considered our prices are always lowest.
M IF
Mrs. Dra per, Mr. and M rs. II. S.
Crispin, Mrs. S. A. Blue. S. W. Blue,
of Astoria, brother of the bride. Miss
Haroldine I Tort on, Marian Draper,
Sarah Draper and Kdgur Draper.
The couple departed la-st evening- for
their home near Hteth where Mr. Har
rison is a prominent farmer, and the
surprise which the wedding occaaion
ed, wan returned to them when a mo.
lor party of friends arrived to extend
further congratulations.
"STATURE DAT" OBSERVED.
. "Nature day" was observed bj
members of the Research club at an
interesting meeting yesterday at the
h.me of Mrs, J. V. Maloney, Mrs. O.
E. Harper assisting her as hostess.
Mrs. James Hill gave an interesting
review of the life of John Burroughs,
who as a nature writer stands almos'
supreme, and very fine articles by
him were read by Mrs. Clarence Pen-
I land. Mrs. Tt. Raymond and Mrs
i Harry Benson. Mrs. David Hill gave
two piano selections, "J'y Pense"
(Halmund), "Minuet" (Schubert).
(Several Vtcirola lumbers were en
joyer during a delightful tea hour
Daffodils decked the rooms of the Ma
loney home and In serving a dainty
luncheon the hostesses were assisted
by Mrs. J. M. P Snyder Jr.
Guests other than Club members
were Mrs. Kenenth McRae, Mrs. Sny
der and Mrs. Jess Try on of Portland.
MRS. WILL, WTRICK HONORED.
Mrs. Will Wyrick in to bo the guet
of honor this evening at a meeting of
the Parent-Teachers Association of
Athena. Mrs. Wyrlek was Instrument
el In the organization of the Athena
association, which has become an ac
tive community factory.
x t r a Special!
Suits at $49.50
VALUES UP TO $75.00
Appealing spontaneity and deft artistic touches in
trimming: and embroidery make these new Tailor-made
Suits of surpassing charm and real artistic appeal. Trico
tine, Poriet Twill and Serge. A big assortment to choose
from.
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Drug Co. for an appointment with
Elena C T
Who is here this week. Consultation and Massages
free to illustrate the
CHERNOFF
Method, which is the new Mud Pack Treatment to pre
vent wrinkles and blackheads. This line includes an .in
stantaneous bleach which will remove Moth Patches,
Liver Splotches, Freckles, etc.
Phone immediately as her time will be very much oc
cupied, and being advertising only we are desirous ot
reaching a large number of people.
Si (Try Associated Press.)
SI SALEXT. April 16. Colonel George
5' A. White, former adjutant general,
S regumed that position today, replac
S:liig Conrad Stafrin, of Dallas, who
S;held the place during the absence of
BJ '""Innel White overseas.
FRECKLES
CLT'B ENJOYS MEBTTN0.
The home of Mrs. Will Brown was
yesterday the scene of a much en
joyed meeting of the Merry-Go-Hound
Club. A musical program on a
Victrolu, recently presented to th
hostess, was u feature of the enter
tainment unit in a guessing contest,
Mrs. Claude Hnitsconi wou high hon-
(ors. A dainty luncheon was served
during the final hour. Additional
, guests for the affair were Mrs. Zeua-
ke, Mrs. Olson and Mrs. parish while
I club members present included Mrs.
William Hut hers. Mrs. William Boyn
ton, Mrs. Garland Grey, Mrs. Clyde
Preston, Mrs. Jumes Numbers, Mrs.
Joe Cheney, Mrs. Clarence Prenton
Mrs. Dave Rogers and Mrs. Ilanscom.
The next meeting of the club will be
held in ;i fortnight with Mrs. Cheney
as hdstess.
WILi, VISIT IN" PUIXuMAV.
Mrs. Joe H. Parkes, Mrs. Jsnae
Parkes and Miss Shirley Ham plan to
leave tomorrow morning for Pullman
where they will be guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Chambers. Mrs. Isaac
Parkes, grandmother of Mrs. Cham
bers, plans to remain for an extend
ed stay, but the others will return aft
er a short visit.
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Suits at $75.00
This assortment includes all of our Very best suits. A
magnificent assortment to choose from. Eton, Bolero,
Box, Ripple and Tailored Styles. They must be seen to
be appreciated. Many will be shown for the first time
tomorrow.
Coats Special at $35
You will realize the value of these when you see that
they are made of the finest materials and many of them
are full lined with pussy willow taffeta linings. All the
new styles.
ALL OTHER COATS REDUCED
to $19.50, $25.00, $45.00 and up to $75.00
COMPARISON INVITED
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Invoking the prinlcple of "aelf-de- Nebraska voters at the presidential
termination of free peopleo," Mont- preference primary April 20. I
mart re held an election on Sunday.
Julea de P&qulL, a cartoonist, was
elected mayor, ire received an over
whelming majority of the. votes east
by the painters, sculptors and poets
who from the predominant part of the
population. His platform was term
ed "highly Idealistic," being simply:
"Free Beer."
There was only one prohibition vote
cost in the election.
JOHNSON SAYS LEAGUE
IS BOUND TO BE ISSUE
(Bv Associated Press.)
HOLD RftXHg Neb,. April 16. V.
fl, Senator Itfram W. Johnson of
California, candidate for the republi
can presidential nomination, in an ad
dress here Wednesday night declared
the league of nations was bound to be
an issue In the coming campaign. Sen
ator Johnson spoke in connection with
the candidacy for endorsement by
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
He declared It was "all well enough
for the politicians In Washington" to i
Buy that the league shall not become I
a politice.1 ismie but that regardless of
what they assert, the issue in here and
will be with the American people until
they decide It.
TEURALCIA
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nd templet with1
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rdy Spots.
55 j There's no longer the slightest need
5 of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
Hjas Othine double strength la guar
55anteed to remove these homely spots.
J5i Simply get an ounce of Othine
s double strength from any druggist
5 land apply a little of it night and
5 morning and you should soon see that
55 even the worst freckles have begun to
J5 disappear, while the lighter one have
55' vanished entirely. It is seldom that
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S more than an ounce is needed to com-
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Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine as this Is sold under
1 guarantee of money back If It fails to
remove freckles.
ITALIAN BARITONE CALLS
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY MOST
BEAUTIFUL SPOT IN WORLD
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
It'
3 Grandmother's Recipe
Restore Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness.
to
Almort everyii knows that Sore
Ta and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
liiMtre to the hair -when faded, streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowaday, by asking at. anv
drug store for "Wyeth'n Sage and BBS
nhtir Compound." you will get a large
vttle of this famous old recipe, lm
nroved by the addition of other In
gredient, at a small cost.
Don't stay gray Try It! No one
can poewlMv tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does It so naturally
PORTTAXP, April 16. He is rav
ing over what he saw Stunday.
"Who?
Rlccardo Rtracclarl, the world's
greatest Italian baritone, fellow artist
and chum of Bnrlco Caruso, and own
er of one of the most beautiful villas
at Ban Remo, near Monte Carlo.
What did he see?
The Columbia river hlafhway, be
tween Portland and Cascade Lock.
"It Is the most collossal. beautiful
thing r have seen in the ITnited States.
and T haven't seen anything more
rrand In all the world," the famous
singer repeated time and agutn Wed
nesday, speaking of the auto trip he
took Sunday soon after his arrival here
for the concert in which he appeared
last night at the Ifeilig, as one of the
Steers & Coman stars.
' have been everywhere in the
world, but have never seen anything
that equals the wonderful highway.
It is inspiring, yes, I must say colos
sal. The greatest treasure in all the
Tnited States, ft must have cost a lot
of money millions.' 1
Stracciari is accompanied by his
wife, and his accompanist, Francisco
I-ongo, a noted Italian pianist, now
making his home In New York. Iongo
says StraxwM.'iri ha refused to talk
about anything but the highway since
the Sunday trip.
iroTSB KOR KKTN'T No children, i
Call 218 Tustin, evenings and Sundays.
FOR KENT Nicely furnished Unlit
housekeeping rooms. 614 Cobie. If.
not at home, Inquire. IK Court St. Mr. ,
rayton.
Whooping Cough
in this disease it is important that
he cough be kept loose ami expec
toration easy. This is best accomplish
ed by giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. That preparation also tends
to liquify the tough mucous, making
It easier to expectorate and renders the i
fits of coughing letfa. frequent and less
severe. U has been uted in many
epidemic of this disease with the
beat reeulUf. ft containsn no codeine
or other narcotic.
Took a Severe Cold
"Our five year old son Paul took
severe cold last winter that settled on
his lungs and he had terrible coughing
spells. We were getting worried about
him us the medicine we gave him did
not help him In the least. A neighbor
spoke so highly of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy that I got a bottle of
it, and the first dose benefited htm so
much that I continued giving It to
him until he was cured," writes Mrs.
Frank Crocker, Pana.111.
Ills Stomach Trouble Over
John R. Barker. Battle Creek, Mich,
writes "I was troubled with heartburn,
IndlgeHtion and liver complaint untH
I began using Chamberlain's Tablets,
then my trouble was over." If you are
troubled with Indigestion or constipa
tion give them a trial. They will do
you good.
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Offers an unexcelled banking service to in
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special departments with facilities of the
highest character.
Acts as administrator of estates, or as ex
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ONLY ONE DRY VOTE
CAST IN MONTMARTRE
rBy AMoclated Pre.
PARTS. April 1. Montmartre, the
lldithearted, Is rejoicing In the poos-1,-N.on
.f a. jMgjmrHte rvprnment, hav.
and evenly. Yi dampen a pons or i Inir repudiated all allegiance, to an
oft biush with it and draw thin I tither admlnlmratlona In France. The
throush y'Mir hair, taking; one email 'Tree commune of MonUnartre" an It
etrand at a time; ly morning; the, gray ; rallM liwlf will continue, however, to
hair dleappenra and after another ap- pay taxea to France, being willing to
plication or two. yonr hair become j meet even the higher rateg to D voted
beautifully dark. giJy and attractive, j goon by parliament.
DR. C. H. DAY
IId sI lan and Siureeo
Ostopnth
Roomi 21 and 2 Smith-Crawford
Bid.
Telephone , i v. Reg. T4I-R
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AT HOME
Dr. Terpen Ing A Terpen Ing.
Chiropractic, 8 a n Iprt ctora
I.k-enaed in Ore. and Waah..
616 W. Tuatln. Pendleton, Ore,
Phone 442
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Fireless Cookers
Your cooking problems are
easily solved with a cooker as
shown here.
It does away with the hot,
sultry kitchen hours during
warm days of spring and sum
mer and cooks the meats or
vegetables in just the manner
you would like to have them
cooked.
LET US SHOW
YOU ONE.
W. C. Crawford
103 E. Court St. Phone 496
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