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PAILT EAST OSECOMAW; PEjmtETON. OREaOX l SATURDAY EVENflTO, NOVEMBER' 13, 1020.
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Social and Club News
VNTIIOLA CONCERTS ItK.StM Et.
Itenumptlon of Unlfr vlclrola con
certs " Sunday afternoon will bo
welcomed by wore of folk who have
enjoyed visiting the county library to
spend fnilct hour hearing favorite
musical masterpieces or loved melo
dies in time preceded or followed
perhaps y a ttt of reading. Tomor
row will ce the first of the 1920-21
i Well known songs and instrumental j
tnulc will comprise trie viciroia con
cert at the County i Library Sunday
afternoon. The music commences at
three in the main reading room which
is open from two until five.
; 1. Pilgrima chorus from Tann
hauser , OVagner) Arthur Pryor's
bund. v
J. Irish Love Sons lJng)-r-Ern-ejitln
ScVinmann-Heinck.
" I. Kerry nance Molloy Ernes
tine Sehumann-Hcinck.
,, . 111 Take Tou Home Again.
Kathleen Clarence Whitehlll.
' 4. )How Much I Love You La
Forge):1 b) The Years at tie Spring
(Itoactrt Johanna Gadskl.
' C. . Magic of Your Eyes (Arthur
renn) -M-Vanccs Alda. 1
7. Vecturne In D Flat (Chopin)
Mlsctofc Slman.
i. Somewhere a Voice Is Calling
(Newtofc-Tate) John McCormick.
McOfrrmack.
- 19. " Oavotte In Q (Mozart) Mis-
Cha :.$..
, llvtarianWrcet- Song (Victor
' . A frrenm (Cory-tlartlott) John
Herbert)) Victor Herbert's Orches
tra, IS. A Little nit o' Honey, (l)oml)
Evan Williams.
U. Just a-VearyiiV for You
(Bond) Evan Williams.
H. Humoresque (Dvorak) M1
cha Klmnn.
15. The Moon Props Low (Cad
man) Janet Spencer.
IS. From the I-and of the Sky Blue
Water (Cadman) Alma Gluck.
17. Rigoletto "Klgclla! Alio Pa
dre" My Daughter Freda Hcmuel-
rasquale Amato.
HOSPITALITY 18 UNIQUE.
A' graeiou welcome' and a decided
ly enjoyable program at the home of
one hostess and a 4 charmingly ap
pointed tea hour at the home of the
other, was the unique form of hos
titaiity chosen by Mrs. 11. E. Bickers
and lrs. K.' P. Tulloch. when they
entertained the 'Current Literature
Club" yesterday.
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Bick
ers in the Bowman apartments,' the
members, joined by a few additional
friends, tnjoyed the folowtng numbers:
English and Irish Drama Mrs. E.
B. Aldrich.
Heading from, and Review of "Lin
coin" by Drlnkwater Mrs. J. R.
Kaley. v. . V' ' 1' ".. I'i'V'
. ; Veeal -tBolos with violin - obligate
'Rose In the Bud," "Hurt lio Living
7aopvs irsTTiits sliop, rb'n y u.m k n
SATURDAY
EXTRA SPECIAL
PRICION
SUITS, COATS AND
f DRESSES.
Suits to $59.50, now. v; . . . . $29.75
Suits to $79.50, now $39.75
Suits to $97.50, now $48.75
Georgette Waists to $14.50,
now $6.95
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Thing," Mtss Mildred Berkeley,
Mra. V. Robinson.
Review of flay Hj- of the Wust
ern World" by. SMigo Mrs. Juntos
Johns.
' Reading, Court Scene from Merch
ant of Venice- Ms. l M. Spalding.
The program proved a most en
joyublo one ami n't Its conclusion the
guests adjourned to the home or .Mrs.
Tulloch where, a light h. 'fet lunche
on was served from a lovely tMe, its
central cluster of luvendor asters be
ing flanked by tall white candles.-At
the semovars Mrs. J. N. Burgess and
Mrs. N. Berkeley, presided..
FAREWELL POMPLhipvt r-iA.t.-v!
A stirin-lse party which proved In
deed worthy of It name, so unexnoct.
edly was It received, honored Mrs
Beryl BUfflnitOn Veulerdnv hn uhr.
Was called to the homo nr Mia K-i-n,,ii
King, at 709 Jane street to be greeted
y a nost of friends, .most of them
members of the rvcrrm of n,,,r t
Buffington Is to depart soon for Texas
to reside and the arfair yesterday was
a gracious "bpn voi'stjie" expression
from the rodgeVand W supplement It,
I'hurniinif tokens were irlvnn tho h.innr
ucst. ' On behalf of the organization.
Mrs. Walter Jones presented her with
I handsome elft'of eilt trlnuv tin Afru
Robert Thrown, captain of the degree
taff ttaVA her ft orent eliiQtoi- r, ninU
'nrjsaninemums, while a number of
mennsnip tokens were brought by
individual members.
In an Informal program, the fol
lowing ntirnbers were given:
Instrumental Solo '. . . . ; . ..'.'
Mrs. Eugene Lyman
Vocal Solo ;Mrs. Clair Edwards
Instrumental Solo. . .Mrs. Otto Kelson
Reading ..Mrs. Cecil Sykes
Vocal Solo . : Ms. J. W. Tompkins
Reading .... .....Mrs. Tompkins
a tea notir followed, the hostess he
;rijr assisted by a committee commit
tee composed of Mrs. J. V. McOee,
Mrs. Lee Brown, Mrs. Jones and Mrs.
It. S. .Farley. Red rosebuds decked
the table.
Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Sykes and Mrs.
Mary E. Rhodes were additional guests
who enjoyed the affair and Degree of
Honor members present were Mrs.
Kyle Long. Mrs. George Powers, Mrs.
William Dale, Mrs. J. W. McOee, Mrs.
Robert Brown, Mrs. J. E. Pin-
son, Mrs. M. A. Ferguson, Mrs. Otto
Nelson, Mrs. Ray Hutsell, Mrs. Lee
Brown. Mrs. Charles Conroy. Mrs. Far
ley, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Everett Allen, Mrs. X. E. Bowman,
Mrs. M. A. Ross, Mrs. P. C. Peterson.
Mrs. J. H. JTiske, Mrs. C. W. Goodman
nnd Mrs. Tompkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bufflngton expect to
leave Pendleton the first of the week
motoring to Portland en route to their
heme in Texas.
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morning. ' . , '
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GUEST SAUE HONORED.
A delightful event last evenlnir took
place at the John Peters home. Logan
street, where a protip of .friends were
bidden to meet Mr. and Mrs. Claus
Johannsen who are guests here from
their home in Illinois and are en route
to California to pass the winter
months. The affair was a surprise to
the honor guests. Dinner was served
and the evening was spent in a de
lightfully informal way. some of the
guests having brought needlework and
others devoting the hours to music.
The party included Mr. and Mrs. Claus
Johannsen, Mr. and Mrs. August Ku-
oers. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Effgers, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Hudemann, Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Heyden, Mr. and Mrs.
ChrlstPreding, Mr. and Mrs. Renner
Rhode. Mr. and Mrs. John Peters.
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Peters, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hudeman. Mrs. Her
mann Roehlk, Mrs. Meta Rohde. Mrs.
Hanna Suhl, Mrs. Gus Miller, Mrs.
Annie Ruther, Mrs. Louis Mueller. Mrs.
J. C. Hawkins, Mrs. Catherine Eggers
of Orange, Cal., Mrs. Catherine
Struve, Mr. Deitlef Struve, Mr. Carl
Marschman, Mr. Carl Kupers. Mr.
Jake Rohde,-Mr. Louis Koebke, Miss
rauline Breding. Miss Hilda Lorenzen,
Miss Roselina Rohde, Miss Josephine
Rohde, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Anderson
and their small son..
LEAVE FOR EUCKNE
Thomas Thompson, Miss Edna
Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. James
Thompson left yesterday by motor for
Eugene Where they saw the University
of Washington-University of Oregon
football game at Homecoming today.
They. will visit the pacific Interna
tional Livestock Exposition before re
turning to Pendleton.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
REST FREE tx right party hi ex
change for Janitor work Inquire
Bickers & Friedly, 111 E. Court JSt.
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$ Wheat, Barley, Oats, Corn,
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p Hay and numerous other articles.
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EVERYTHING IN THE FEED LINE
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SATURDAY
IMPORTANT SALE
OF
WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
r N APPAREL
WILL VISIT PORTLAND
Mr. hnd Mrs. S. Ft. Thompson left
yesterday by motor tor Portland where
they will attend the Pacific Interna
tional Livestock Exposition. They
will be met later by Miss Thelmu
Thompson who with other University
of Washington students was at Univer
sity of Orcson for Homecoming.
,NEV CLUti IS OltGANWKR
A new organiialion is to be wel
comed in Peaclleton clubdom. It had
its origin a week ago Friday when
friends were guests at the home of
Mrs. 0. A. Crabtree and Its first reg
ular meeting was 'held yesterday with
Mrs. Joe Kornick of 812 Mill street,
as hostess. The newest circle Is the
Klden Club.
Yesterdayig meeting was marked by
Informal sewing and chatting which
preceded the serving of a delightful
luncheon. Members of the club are:
Mrs.- Pave Johnson. Mrs. J. ('. Marin,
Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mrs. Will Khcohan,
Mrs. Jack Allen, Mrs. Earl Rilland
ers, Mrs. C A. Crabtree and Mrs.
Kornick. Its next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Alfred Smith
on'IUver tJr!'e next Friday after
noon: ,
God." Sunday school at 1:S0 p. m.
Young peoples meeting at 6: 80 . n.
Salvation meeting at S o -.ocli, subject,
"Learned Fools." (
Week day meetings. Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday Hible study open to the
public and (Saturday night at S o'clock
wlvnllon meeting.
If you believe In the kind of Salva
tion flint does not compromise with
the world, nnd Katun the father of lies,
drop In to our meeting, and hear the
truths of the Gospel. Itcmember the
scriptures; He not deceived, Ciod is
rot mocked, what soever man fcowcth
that shahe also reap. What kind "f
seed are you sowing? ,
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RCH E- S
Ulum li of tin- Kedi-cmcr
llev. Alfred Lockwood. rector.
S a. m. Holy communHm.
9:43 .Sunday srhotd. ' 1
1 1 a. m. Morning prayer and ser
mon. '
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon. '
The rector will preach at the morn
ing service on the Law of Service,
with special reference to the work of
the P.ed Cross. The evening top'c will
be, "The Man God calls a Fool." The
public is cordially Invited to these var
ious servire-s. ' (
The Parish is looking forward to the
dinner to be served on Monday even
ing by the Parish Aid Society to which
all the members of the Parish are Invited.
I
Lutheran
Rev. IllasbiiFK, pii.stor. , German
Lutheran strvhts will be held at L'
"'cluck Sunday at the Christltin
Church. Kveryone ts Invited.-
Annodnccments ror this depart
mcnt must Ik, submitted to (lie
East Oregnnian not laU-r I ban .
Friday evening in order to be as
sured of publication on Buturdaj.
IWptlst Chun h
ReV. W. H. Cox pastor, residence
51S Bust street, phone 1167.
Sunday morning Huiiday st lnjnl, F.
M. Riley, superhltendent, :5, come
and bring your children. Preaching
service 11:00 a. m.. subject, "God's
3tatement About Believers."
Sunday evening B. Y. p. u., Mr. C.
Daly, president, 6:30. All young peo
ple cordially Invited. Preaching ser
vice. 7:30 p. m., subject, "Man's Qnes
:'.,n and God's Answer." Wednesday
night prayer service, 7:30. These ser
vices are for you. Good singing good
music. goo4 preaching. At the 1 1
o'clock hour the nnator has a child."
sermon. Bring your children. . You
arc more than welcome.
I'Ir-t lrr.bjter!un Church 1
Corner College and Alta. llev. G.
L. Clark, pastor. '
10 on u. m Habbuth f-'chcol, A. C.
Funk. Supt.
11:00 a. m. Hermon, "Ited Cros-
Service."
5:30 p. m. C. K. Hoclal, unhpie
program. ,
7:30 Sermon, "Armistice buy les
sons." v
A Welcome to all.
I'lrst Methodist l'p!scoHil tliurcli
Fast Wel)b and Johnson streets.
Jchn H. Secnr, minister.
Mornin? services Strndiiv' ehool
M0 o'clock. Morning sermon, 11
ir'clock, subject, "Dy Way of The
: Cross."
Evening services Kpworth League.
if :30, tuple, "The Acid Tent of Friend
ship." Leader, Donald heath.
I Kvenlng sermon, 7:30 o'clock,-sub-(Je'ct.
"Grinding the Heather's Grist."
nur mid-week, Wednesday, 7:,'io p. m.,
suioect -jtow It Can ho Jjone.". .
Salvation Army
Hall, . 20S East Alta street, nlmne
HltnfliiV uor.i... .... :
f-'unday morning Holitress meeting at
ii.vv ociocK, Buoject, -walking With
t'liristiaii .Si.'Ience ,
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
holds services at S13 1-2 Main street.
(First stairway north of the Inland
Umpire Flank.) Sunduy services are
SHE'S KISSING. HERSELF!
1- '!
COATS
Reduced from 1-4 to 1-Ji.
Now $15.00 to $89.50
SUITS
Choice at 1-3 Off. '
DRESSES
Afternoon, Street and Evcninjr Dresses.
Now from 14 to 1-3 Off.
CHILDREN'S COATS
Of the better grade.
Now $15.00 to $30.00.
at 1) a. m. and at S p. m. The sub
ject of the lesson-sermon for Novem
ier 14th Is "Mortals and Immortal.-."
Sunday school starts at 10 a. m.
A Wednesday evening meeting
hlch Includes testimonials of healing,
is held at 8 o'clock. The Reading
room which Is maintained at the same
address Is open to the public 'daily
flxcept Bundnys and holidays, from
a. m. to f . m., where the Hible and
authorized Christian Science literature
may. be read, borrow ed or purchased.
First lUrbtbin Clilirvli
r.obert Loo Bussaharger. minister,
phone S3, residence 101 Jackson
"Echoes From Our National Con
vention" will be the Bnnday monilnR
theme. Our representatives, I'lder C.
M. Hoguc, will relate his experience
at the annuul gathering of Christian
hosts at St. Louis. At the 7:30 p. m.
service "The Greatest Mother H the
World," will be the theme. The pas
tor' Will be assisted at this hour by
MISs Virginia Todd, local reoreHenta.
... . .....
" ine American Red Cross.
Junior church will meet In the base
ment tit 11 a. in.. Sunday. Bible
school at a. m.. II. II. Dellirt.
Superintendent, christian Endeavor
it ( id p. in. In addition in the
church chu.r. McDonald's Orchestra
will render-a speelul number -al the
evening worship. Vou are cordially
Itivltrd to attend the church with tho
friendly spirit.
The
PIANO JAZZ
Adtilt-begtnners taught In 12 lefSn.
by mail. So teacher required. Self
Instruction course for advanced pi
snuts.
I.esrn 7 styles of tins. ISO Syneo-pat-4
efft jts. Blue llsrmuny. Orleninl
Chime, Mfivic and Csfe .Imzx. Trirk
Kmllng. Clever liresks. Kpsve Fillers.
Snx Slurs. Blue Ohllgato stld 217 other
subjects. Including Ksr playing. Only
course In exlstenep leaching up-to-tb
mbiute pls)-ing of popular Music In
PBAli Jnas Form. A postal brings .ur
PftKK Hpeelnl orfer. Htnle whether
beginner, medium or advanced.
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NEW YORK Tlita fair mnldsn Ik Hissing herself. Pholograrh
er declare this Is the aiost remarkatde double exposure ever mada.
Tbe heroine of the movl ere twini and the script c.ills for the kiss.
One actress plays bolh ports "The phoiographer orranged the mat
ter. Prom r.jht ,o 'ett In the picture,. Corlbno Crlir.ili and Cormne
Grifii . ; .
May we Place '" a Plioho
graph in Your Home
CHRISTMAS
IT IS ONLY SIX WEEKS OFF
, They Make the Home Tics
Stronger
Music U the very soul id enjoyment. It makes for true happiness and
contentment. It brea'hes tlio spirit of love nnd comradeship.
Music Is life! It brings beautiful messages. Don't deny this pleasure
to jourself or to your folks Xmas.
The Mandel pluyes all record. It brings to your home the world's
preulest artists. At your bidding there Is Caruso, Galll Curd, Harry
Lander, Eva Tunguay, Hotisa's I'and or the Popular Jiuts.
O.Mi; IX AXI) IIKAIt IT!
day for a demonstration. Terms to suit your convenience,
day fo.- a demonstration. Terms to mtlt your convenience.
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