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1 ' ill ,....,,,,, I, , '. CULT EAST CftSOOmUf. f ESDtETCtf CMOOIf , FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMEEH-17, 1020. Social and Club News THE Dressed Chickens nxii r.vr vovxo ciiicilexh ihiuxt hmjm tiu: it a.ncii llense llaw Your Oilier i :nrly THOMAS 5 7 o o o o 1 'U'n H.VJuVS OAXnxo C.llletle. Mrs. Clyde Thaoker. Miss 'tunity to greet Mrs a ne Kddy win. Kill Kare Klub memliers Inst even- Kvelyn McAllister. Miss KuIh Simpson. 'recently returned from Minneapolis to int efi.toyed-the firth of their program Miss Dorothy lioberlson. Miss Helen jmiik her home III tVndleton. Thor- of dunrln parties marked !y pleasing .MoKenxie, Miss Im'h ltauefc, Miss ouplily delightful were the informal Inrotmiility, charaetrrllic of Hie series l'aiiline Dohnert, Miss Hlunelie Smock, jhoura and later laying aside tho neo- Ihc.'aTrnir was held In Kale-Wid- and .Miss lona Uowman. 'dies and thimbles, gne.sts found places men hall, diiming filling the hours The hriile-to-lve is the daughter of at daintily appointed luncheon tables. ('tween R;30 and 11:3" with supper-Mr. and .Mrs. 1. I-., Ilurd, of Pilot They were guided by attractive raids In the haioinet nom follow ing. The'Koik her father being a well known host committee fir hist evening was fanner of the southern section of Ihe t (imposed of Mr. and Mrs. J. I, Yaiiphun, Mr. and Mrs. John Mont gomery, Mr. and Mrs. Viratt Saavely. Mr. and Mr. IV P. Uohatt. Dr. nitd Mrs. U D. Idlcman, lr. and Mr Floy ! vroiip. Mr. and Jlrn J. B. McC"ok, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tansert, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Vaush.in and Mr. an I Mrs. Hugh Hell, county. Mr. Wlssh-r Is the son of Mrs. Kv Wtehr. of Pendleton, and lio Is associated with the East Oregoiilnn I'uhhshiny Company. Cl.V IJMFCTI.Va EXJOVKI1. Inspiration Club members enjoyed k delightful afternoon Wednesday as 'guests at the home of Mrs. Frank iUreullch. A pleasing luncheon ram Iplitcl the informal hours and Mrs. J. K. Sharp assisted the hostess In serv ing. Mi's- Poyd was welcomed as a new member at yesterday's meeting. ; The next club day will be the first Wednesday of the new year, when jMrs. !.. A. MeClintwk will bo hostess. HKTKOTHA1. MADli KNOWN. A betrothal of Interest is that of Miss Kvalyr, Hard and Harold Wisler well known young folk of Pendleton, whose marriage is to be an event of the near future. The attractive bride elect Is lc:ng showered with prc-nup- tlal compliments, an interesting one ' among which took place Wednesday j VK. A XI) M US. PIvKPTE IX POKT- evening when Miss Juimita Du ruis;lN'I and Miss Clara MeKenzie entertained! Mr. and Mrs. Ted Preble arrived for ber pleasure at the home of Mirs f'om Seattle yesterday to pass the Du Puis, 712 Calvin street. : holldavs with Mr.- and Mrs. K. P. ; Preble.-"-Morning Oresonian. Anurlod of crimson hearts, flutter-i - Ing from streamers of w hite, made an ; Ml!.1. ADAMS HOSTESS, apropos foil for the event a mtsrel-! In a veritable garden of fragrant laneou shower. A delightful supper 'Christmas greens and brilliant red marked the final hour and friends who Irarnution. guests bidden to the home shared the pleasure of the compliment j of Mrs. Walter Adams at 305 Wilson were Wside the honor guest nnd hos- street, yesterday enjoved chatting and tessess. Mrs. Stella Pupuis, Mm. Tom needlework combined with the oppor- bearlns a Christmas motif and each ta ble was centered by a s ngle crimson blossom. Besides Mrs. Kddy, the friends who enjoyed Mrs. Adams' hos pitality were, Mrs. H. K. Ureen. Mrs. James Welch. Mrs. A. U Sehuefer. Mrs. A. C. Kbert, Mrs. A. J. Matliew - son, Mrs. Snow, Mrs. li. Huchnnan, Mis. M. S, Kern, Mis. D. D. Hobnrt, Mrs. It. H. Horne, Mrs. U D. Drake. Mrs. J, K. Thompson. Mrs. H. J. Kav- anauKh. Mrs. Frank Ktneald, Mrs. J. K. Montsomery, Mrs, I C. Scharpf, Mi's, I), u. Hill and Mrs. Fred A. Lieu- alien. OI'KX MEKTIXO IS PI.KASCMJ An open meeting of the Pendleton Woman's Club proved an Interesting event, indeed, when it was held in th clnb room of the library yesterday. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Ken neth Mcltae, Mrs. t;. W. Phelps, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Chrystal, Mrs. C. S. Terpenlng and Mrs. Uobert S'.mpson. With the Industrial and Social Con. t'ltion as an Aid to Americanization, the topic of the day, Uev. O. L. Clark, pastor of the Presbyterian church, Cave nn exceptionally interesting talk. Americanization, declared the speak er, is the making of a good American, and so the factors of obedience, Intelli gence and loyalty were stressed as'es- AM First Orado Coffee, any slue tin, pound W Tea Harden Mince Meat, none better, pound ., V.,..SV Oregon Wulnuts. pound (to IMg Cheese, pound .., loo Block Fish, pound ."MH- Fresh Christmas Candy, pound . ..Sl.Vt Sllctnl Haw Ham. no bone, pound i ..,,'....,...;...Oo flood Prooms, each , ,...J.V) White I-aiihdry Soap, 17 bars ....... '..". I.OU Fruit Cuke, three kind. of Pules, PiiIUhI Pitsm-J Wlilto mid Itluck VtitH, Ciniilierr1 ps, J usterii ).vst"r(i. Table Ituls n. all kinds of 1 Y-sh Nut mid ChrlMinas Candies, Jap and Cali fornia tn-aiiges and ever.Mldnjr (pxal Tor ChriHiiiiHS. BUY A BARREL Of FLOUR Gray Bros. Groceiy Go, ' THREE i-HONES QUALITY , SHOP ( ,,rf((frtmifl'friM'''niMiMr-(1,,lf,iM(tmni,rpiifii!iMnr nt. GIVE HER A FUR SCARF FOR XMAS HOT F'S l'lTAIKS SIIU1' of AV; I Mi mm 1 A SAVING OF 33 1-3 PER CENT can Share in of Fur Ani- Just 50 Women This Great Sale imal Scarfs Beginning Tomorrow, Saturday, Dec. 18th And continuing for ONE WEEK (while they last), 50 CHOICE, SELECTED, ANI MAL SCARFS sent to us by one of America's foremost manufacturing furriers to be disposed of at 33 1-3 Per Cent Reduction. aentlals. Derived from these are eon duct, education and patriotism which aro taught through the home, tha school, the church, and the Industrial world. Uev. Mr. Clark made a pled for Americunimng the foreigner in stead of foreignining a community hnd for production for service instead of the production for profit. The talk was ably supplemented by a paper presented by Miss Beth Smith, which discussed In an interesting way the subject from the standpoint of Am erica's children. Mrs. J. B. McCook and Mrs. Baymond Hatch contributed a charming vocal duct and the high school glee club, of sixty-five voices was heard in several numbers, which were a pleasure. Indeed. Concert singing was also enjoyed by the clnb v.-ith Mrs. S. H. Forshaw as director. A tea hour furnished a delightfully informal finale, tho table gaily decked with crimson carnations being presided over by Mrs. G. L. Clark and Mrs. James Johns.. mm Irrwer 'weather can holdfast . to your Job yf Ifou wtir d Fish Brand Slicker A-J. TOWER COMPANY B O STON EXMORDlfjARY wis, '( V ' HIGH SCHOOL MB il MISS PCUIXGTOX IS BU1DK. An Interesting wedding occurred at Burns this week when on Wednesday evening Miss Helen Purington became the brido of C'hurles K. Plllmaii. The service took plueolat the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Purington and. Mrs. Jlads H. Saur mnn and S. C. 'Bid ridge were chosen as the couple's attendants. ' The bride was altired in while satin worn with a veil of tulle and her boiuiuet was a cluster of bride's roses. Her matron of honor wore pink Georgette and sil ver cloth. Pink roses fashioned her bouquet. 1 A wedding supper followed the ex change of vows and Mr. and Mrs. Dill man departed for a short trip to coust points. -. i . The bride, a former Pendletun girl. is a graduate of the University of Ore gon, a member of tne lacuuy or me Harney county high school, a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority jSwanson gave a number of Xew Year and a talented young woman. Her Ireeolutlons which, he said students husband is a veteran of the recent war should make and keep. and Is now clerk of Harney county. !. , , . . Two Members of Faculty I.earlng ITodaV Was the Inst ftfil' In l'an.n.tnn WREATHS ARE I3EIXG MADE. ,h,h ,,,, ,,, , ' , "J" " VT An Inveresting number among t year's faeiiltv. s r ki.iw u.a the science department and K. o. lliMWter tluli Ulxia Progi ani - The Booster Club of the school gave an In teresting program at an assembly held this morning. Sam Oliver, president of the club, acted as chairman. Byron Warner talked upon the prospects for a winning basketball' team. Miss Ks tella Mils told of the possibilities o, a winning girl team. John SlnipBon told the students whut real school spir it should be and encouraged interest In all activities for the coming year. i.Mlss Mary Douglas Chisholin told of I Pendleton high school debuting team and the date for the tryouts and the first debate of the yean- Thelma Blunchette told of the things that the students should do to show their cour- sy- to teachers and classmen. David WILL BE OFFERED j, SATURDAY ON ALL CLOTH AND PLUSH COATS SUITS DRESSES SKIRTS BLOUSES SWEATERS AND r ' . - c FURS. COMPARISON ESPECIALLY , . INVITED . Art Class fkHilptnrlnlt Members of the art class are studying the sculptur ing and relief work. Several of the students have posed as models and the class is getting good results from the work. Miss Wurtenberser is In charge of the work. Other members of the class are studyln cartooning and post er wirk. BLACK FOXES, BLACK LYNX, BLACK WOLF, BROWN FOX, TAUPE FOX, CROSS FOX,. POINTED FOX; ETC. Ranging in price from $40.00 to $200.00 and offered during this sale at $26.75 to 133.35. A deposit will noici any.iur unui nnsunas. church "Bales ' of the season Is an s, event planned by tne t-hurcn of tne Redeemer which will take place just before Christinas. It is a sale of Yule tide wreaths and the fragrant or shin ing Christmas greens are being fash ioned into a host of lovely clusters by women of the parish who are at work In a veritable garden, transplanted for the time being to Parish hall. The sale however, will take place at the Ellis.- Schiller reception room on the corner of Main and Water streets. Mrs. Charles Greulich Is chairman of prep arations. O V i: 11 T A Y l' O It H A It 1 W A It F. S T O It K oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooootoooo o o O! o o o Oil O! O'' o o Si o Ol e o; i o ! o o Ol i o OL o !! ON li S!1 s o o o o o o c o c o o o o o CORN IS THE CHEAPEST FEED. YOU CAN BUY. ASK US FOR PRICES. IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE. UMATILLA FLOUR & Cfiilll CO. Phone 1014, 175, 351. o o o o o : o !: IO ' IO : iO o o :o ,0 o o o o o o o o o o o o io o o 0 o o o I IO' IS o o o. IO o o o o' Ol o: o, nhoonnnrecoeponpooptrdononoooootiponooonofiooononoobop ! SIMPLEX SUNBOWL ELECTRIC RADIATOR attach It to any lamp MM'keL With the Simplex Electric Junbowl Radiator you can In stantly have the radiant warmth f the summer sun from any lamp socket. The Inverted cone-shaped el Ktrlc heating element and Its generous sized reflector makes '.his radiator not only the hot test and most cheerful but also the most economical of them all. It takes. no more current to operate than your electric iron or toaster. J. L VAUGIIAN Ctione I3t 20S E. Court Uraper, head of the commercial de partment. Mr. Itlether will leave this evening for Mosier wJiere he has busi ness interests. His place'will be til ken by Marion Hays who has been confined In bed since the beginning of the school yeur with rhumutism. Air. Draper will become cashier In the Peoples Warehouse. Mr. Draper was in this line of business before taking tho school position this year. As a tribute to hm several of the, commer cial department today presented Mr. Draper .with a set of gold uff links. Juniors Clioow I'iajr The Junior lass has chosen "Ureen Ktoekliigs" a their annual play. It will be given In February and the proceeds will go to defray the expenses of the 'inlor prom which Is given In honor of the senior class. , ' : NOTICES KOTICH TO niTn If-Tiint Healed bid will be received by the Suprrvleors of the L'nmtllla Drainage 1! ?'C'P' " lhe "'N " ' Furnish Ditch Company In Mtsnfleld. Oregun. until S o'clock, p. M.. December 1. ll:e. far the furnishing of all labor and materials for the rnniiruotinH A drainage system, ss set forth In the V. E" nd sPeellleatlons as prepared by . . . 8vrni''. EngiB.er for said l)l. '"i.u?' "'" '""owing approximate " Hill llH tbfn C" Vrt m"'" d,,cn ""- 5.0li cubic yards lateral ditch exes,. vatlon. l.jus lineal feet clearing. 3.'.. tain board feet for bridges. 70 eublo yards concrete. . ' 26U lineal reel 3V Inch pipe laying. ' cubic yard concrete a humoral.' lilds to be made on forms as furnish ed by It. A. H.dte. Secretary of the lionrd of mipervlmrs of Ihe Fmatllla Ilruinasn Dmtriet. Mtanflvld. Oreuon. A certified cheek In the sum of $ per cent of the total amount of the bid must accompany such proponal. to be returned to the bidder IT succenarul, when he has entered Into a contract, and to he forfeited upin the failure Ot the bidder to enter Into a contract, 'if bis bid lit successful. I'symciit for work under such contrsrt to be mads In honriit of the Drainage District as au thorized by rmolutlon of the Hoard of !uperv i.ors at a meeting thereof held on the 27th day of October, Such bi nos to be received by the contractor in payment at par. , l b successful bidder will be required tJ futniah a bond In a sum equal to the total amount of his bid. The Hupervia- ora of the t'matilla Drainage District rrnerve the right to reject uy and all blda. l.'M.Tlt.U DItAIN'AGK DIHTMCT. Ilv J. U. I'K.ll.)N. President lly It. A. HOL.TE. Secretary. PHOTOS W rd wa will tax you In your horn. Hay yaar Xnuu photos mad o MIRACLE IiLAY TO BE GIVEN. j ip.xn!r CUuw to Ho Organized i!e. An adaptation of one of the Old Iginning with the nnenimr of . hol English miracle plays Is to be present-1 new brunch of athletics, boxing will be taken up. Dick Hanlcy announced that if enouh wanted the course It would ed at a midnight service of the Church of the Redeemer on Christmas eve. Music of especial excellence is being prepared for the event which will be given for the public, and in addition to musical numbers directed by Miss Kiln a Gates. Miss FTiye I'rice. harpist, Is to come from Seattle to assist. The event gives promise ol noteworthy suc cess. ' J: . ' V " be offered. More than a dozen boys have signed nnd more are expected to enter the class. It will be held tho last period in the day three times a week. This course hus been wanted In the school for a long time but these are tho first steps toward lis organ ization. 1 WHAT "NOTHING" WILL DO! : 1 ifiii i (Mi iMMajniflni niit thyti NE' TORK Hit, li. vht "nolblng" In other word" -.-'Hum, uiera emptiness wUI do. II. fi. M. Mitchell of s'.lp ar flea crporatlon on Long Island, baa perfected "mMhanlnal leecV' hich lifts 25 lirii. Uklng bold of ny itnooth surfa. e. Ke it snowi , b. operating a set of two of tbo "loaebas." eapabla o; tfp,. M tons, do pall of th Urer h li holding glrss , "jtitj' !j 'iris VUUU y, 4 of ba .111 lift . lunLn b:?. , v t i SPECIAL For Two More Days Only i . " . ; FRIDAY- SATURDAY 1-3 OFF ON ALL . PIANO AND TABLE LAMP SHADES AND LEATHER ROCKERS AND CHAIRS FOR 2 DAYS ONLY, 1-3 OFF We Offer Suggestions for Xma Gift! Table and Piano Lamps, Cedar Chests, Ticturcs, Easy Chair3 and Rockers, Pedestals and Smoking Stands, Rugs,v Dining, Living and Bed Room Furniture. '. For. the Children: Chairs, Kockers, High Chairs, Kiddie Kara, Doll Carts ALL AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ' f .... Shop Nowonly 7 more Shopping Days Before Christmai Have You Seen and Heard Our Phonographs? Come in. CRAWFORD iliE II y Phone 496 103 E. Court i