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DAILY EAST C1EG0NIAN, f ESDLETON. CSEGOJT, TITOHSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10,1021.
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Social and Club News
WI-UMNO SOI.KMM7.ED. Following the ceremony weddlnK
M ID o'clock Cfrrmnny yesterday tucakfast vnn served ill th Iiom of
morning. Mm. Miriam Caldwell and th bride and groom. Quests of th
Oorg Kemp wvr united In marrkiKe affair wers:
fct the Puiitist church with Hev. W. H.
Cox, pastor, officlatlnir, amid a setting
of htaclntrs and ferns.
Mrs. Ontrc Hnwktns, of Elgin, was
niatrun of honor and Francis 'Kllcy
was best man. The bridal party en
tered to the train of the wedding
march. plyed by Mrs. Hcrt McPim
uld. The bride chose for her voddlng
R"n a charming model of rose satin
veiled by apricot rorsette. with smart
ton Hi" to match. Her bouquet was a
shower of white carnations.
Mrs. Pelimla Collins, mother of th
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson English,
l'teth, Mr. and Mr. Gilbert Collins.
Nolln. Mrs, Perthn, Powell, Portland.
Air. and Mrs, Will Kirtley. Eugene, Al.
len Kennedy,, Rleth, Wilbur Collins,
Yakima, Mr. and Mrs. G. D Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mason, Mr. and
Mrs, Mason Thompson, Mr. and Mrs,
len Nichols, Harvey lieuder, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Illlsy, Mrs, J. Ilobinson,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morris, Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs.
noPF's crsTAins shop
The Most Gladsome Season of
All the Year
' ' SPRING ',
The time of all times when every well dressed woman is
nnxiou to don mw and interestcny clothes. We have' assembled
here the most approved styles in
. SUITS, WRAPS, FROCKS AND BLOUSES
at prices within the reach of all. Your inspection invited
OfER TAYLOR HARDWARE CO.
,. Phonograph Records at
One-Half Pricey
'. Make your dollars do double duty when purchas
ing records. We are now selling all records we have
in stock at just one half price. V,
. " All $1.00 Records SOc .
All $1.25 Records . .:. . .'. . . 63c
All $1.50 Records .'. 75c. ... . .
AT
IHS DRUG STORE
Charles Ol.Meail. Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Smythy, Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Uneoln,
Uev. and Mrs. W .If. Con. Miss Fan
ohon Klllott, Mrs. A. H. Hudd, Mrs. R
J. 'Rndicott Mr, Urumtt, C, 0, Daley,
liev. Snavely, Arthur Morris, Harold
Morris, Harvey Morris, Lawrence. Col
lins, Miss Nelll Caldwell, Herbert
Caldwell, La Vein Hawkins and MUs
Grace Wagner.
Tht couple will make their home on
Walnut street. Mr. Kemp Is afiic ru
ber of tho firm of RUcy & Kemp.
M It;. WRI TP WEDS
Of Interest to Pendleton people Is
the following from the Oreironian re
garding the marriage of Mrs. Hart-
ridge Whipp, who has friends in tho;
city:
A wedding of exceptional Interest
was solemnised yesterday when Leon
ora Fisher Whlpp (Mrs. Hartrldge
Whipp) and Alvln Thomas Shane
were married at S o'clock in an at
tractive suite In the Multnomah hotel.
Kev. Joshua Stnnsflvld officiated. Mrs.
Shane is a widely known organist,
having appeared here and throughout
the northwest in concert and recital.
She is recognised for her musical ab!l
lty and her charm of manner has en
deared her to a large circle of friends. '
The ceremony was simple, but the
suite was banked In rare flowers. The
bride wore a Paquln gown of becom
ing model with a touch of rich color
ing in the flowers at the girdle. After
an extended wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Shane will return to take up their res
idence In the Multnomah hotel, where
they have engaged a (handsome suite.
Mr. Shane will take his bride on a trip
east. He Is from ldab.0 Falls, where
he has extensive business and banking
Interestsi Xo announcement of the
betrothal had been made and the wed
ding was a surprise to the many
friends of the bride. The couple will
be away for two months, but on their
return doubtless will Inspire a number
af social events of interest. ,
MRS. KORRIS HONORED
A tribute to Mrs. Charles Norrls,
who for the past four years has serv
ed as treasurer of the Presbyterian
Ladles Aid and who during- that time
liaa never failed to attend each meet
ing, was paid at yesterday's meeting of
the Aid when members presented her
with a set of silver salad forks. Mr
orrl, with Mr. Norris, recently went
to Portland to make her home, bui
returned to attend the meeting yes.
terday. She will leave for Portland
on Saturday and much regret is ex
pressed at her departure.
Officers of the Aid for the year 192t
were chosen at yesterday's meeting.
Wn. Kenneth McRae was chosen pres-
dent; Mrs. William Blakelcy, first vice
president; Mrs. It. Raymond, second
vice-president; Mrs. S. A. Newberry
secretary and Mrs. A. J. Smith, trea
surer. With tho exception of Mrs.
Raymond, who succeeds Mrs. H." B.
Mi'Lean, and Mrs. Smith, who succeed
Mrs. Norris, the old officers were re
elected.
Hostesses yesterday were Mrs. I L.
Pogers, Mrs. Ouy Boyden, Mrs. Brun
ham, Mrs. Joe Cox, Mm. Ed. Morgan.
Mrs. Dorothy Thomas and Mrs. J. W.
flyers. Refreshments were served
during the later hours, the tea table
being contered by hyacinths and carna-
Ions. 1 .
Solid Pack Gallon
Goods
Not to be confused with the Cheaper Grade of
Water Pack Gallon Goods.
, THE QUAIL BRAND OF GALLON GOODS
Teachea, solid pack, tin , $1.15
Pears,,solid pack, tin $1.15
Apricots, solid pack, tin v '. $1.15
Black Berries, tin $1.25
Logan Berries, tin : $1.25
Pine Apple, sliced ........ $1.50
Rhubarb, tin , ....60c
Italian Prunes, tin 65c
Apples, tin 60c
Ripe Olives, tin $2.00
Peas, tin $1.10
String Beans, tin .,....! 80c
Tomatoes, tin : 60c
Catsup, tin 90c
Beets, tin $1.00
; Squash, tin .... ; 60c
Pumpkin, tin 60c
Gray Bros. Grocery Co.
3 Phones 28 Only 1 Quality the Best
' Charming .'Silk
; v 'Frocks - -
Attractively Priced
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
Mrs. W. R. Wyrick, president Of the
Pendleton Parent Teacher Council and
one of the vice-presidents of the State
Parent Teacher Association, has been
appointed by Mrs. Jvlirabeth Hayhurst.
president of the state association, as
convention chairman for the state con
vention to be held, here May 11, 12 and
13. With Mrs. Wyrick, the committee
will constat of Mrs. Dora B. Schllke,
of 1a Grande and Mrs. Edward Pal-
iner of Portland,
i Mrs; Thomas Hampton, of this city,
one of the directors of the state asso-
'itlon, will served with Mrs; E. H.
Worte and Mrs. J. & Chapman, of
'ortland, on the transportation com
mittee. (
The program committee will consist
of Mrsi R. M. Walker, Mrs. J. 8. Hill
and MrKyW. J. Kerr.
Mrs. Wyrick is now at work on the
'Dpointment of committees of local
""- to mn'' arrangements for the
convention. Following tho local con
vention, it is thought that many dele
gates will go to Walla Walla where
the joint Oregan-Washington P. T. A.
convention is to be held, the final day
beins May 14.
Cl.l'K WOMEN IN CHARGE
Pendleton club women are pleased
at Die prospect of Improvements to the
library club room and auditorium be
fore i lie opening of the state conven
tion of the Oregon Federation of
INGROWN TOE NAIL
TURNS OUT ITSELF
A few drops of "Oulrro" timih the
v A, Vrein i, , , "kl" surroundlnr the Ingrowing nail
A omen Clubs in the city. May 31 for reduce(( iIlf,ammatlon and pain and so
ion. By action of tho-uljBhB11H , tend(r wni,lt,ve gkm un.
.5 known as the LI- dprncBth th, too nall ,hat ,t can n(jl
penetrate the fleah, and the nail turns
baturully outward almost over night.
"Outjtro" Is h harmless, antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodists.. How
ever, anyone can buy from tho drug
rtore a tiny bottle containing directions.
a thri-e day session.
c.ty council, I'J
btury Ball Fund," Is to be devoted to
the mirrhXK. itt new ftiriilnhlnDU ' A I
comrt.ittee of twelve clubwomen, with
Mrs. y. E. Boyden as chairman, will
be in charge.
REVUE ATTRACTS INTEREST.
For tomorrow night is scheduled
the Interesting benefit, "Juvenile
Revue," to be presented by the pupils
of the Washington school at the high
school auditorium. The proceeds will
be devoted to the Washington school
boys' band. . ....
iiiTeTEsfeES for cu:n "'
Mrs. Will H. Bennett and Mri
manes Bona will be hostesses for a
meeting of the Current Literature Club
tomorrow afternoon at the Bennett
home, 203 Jackson.
CMB WILL. MEET . j-
The members of the .Spizserinktum
club will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. J. H. Roley with Mrs.
Raley and Mrs. Matthews as hostesses.
miss Mcdonald visits
Miss Florence McDonald, of St.
Ignatius, Montana, U a house iruest at
the home of Mrs, Charles Gross, of
Railroad street.
JOLLY NINE TO MEET
The Jolly Nine will meet tonight at
the home of Mrs. Grover Traylor, at
the Traylor residence on Raley street.
LEAVES FOR LA GRANDE
Mrs. H. C. Grady left this morning
for La Grande, her former home, for a
hort stay.
MRS. McINTYRB VISITS
Mrs. A. J., Mclntyre of Weston Is a
visitor in the city today at the home
of Ans. R. W. Demott.
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REPORTS OF RUSSIAN
SITUATION CONTINUE
k .TO BE CONFLICTING
LONDON, March 10. (A. P.)
Reports regarding the Russian anti-
soviet movement continue conflicting.
The Helsingfors dispatch says the Rus
sian agency there declares that the
fate of Pctrograd is still In the bal
ance. It says the Insurgents liaye
taken the part of the city which is
under fire from Kronstadt , and that
it Is also being shelled by tho bolshe
vik batteries at Boulkovo.
J f fit ji
For Sale
BLUE SPRING BARLEY.
ALFALFA SEED
CHICK FOOD
ROLLED BARLEY
ROLLED OATS.
Ur.lATILLA FLOUR & GRAIN
Phone 1014-351
HOSTS FOR CLUB
Mr. and Mth. Harry Huckstep en-
-rtalned the Hapov Cirole Club on
Saturday evening at their home on
West Webb street. Progressive "500"
was played, with Mrs. Henry Synder
and Vern Hobbs carrying off the high
score trophies. After the evening's
play, a three course luncheon wash
served. Guests were Ir. and Mrs.
Henry Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Miss
Delight Snyder, Mrs.. William Earkley
and Mrs. Charles Cross.
blNNRa IS GIVEN
' : More than a score of guests en
Joyed a dinner party last night at the
country home of It.. O. -Earnheart
Among the guests were Mrs. La Hue,
Hr., Miss Rose Lalftie, Mr. and Mrs.
R. X. Bisninger and family. Mrs.
or' V and .'sun-ht Mr s-l
Mrs E. G. Mears, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Mentzer and daughter and little Mit
Norma Mentacr.
MISS PIERCE TO WED
Miss Helen June P.erce, daughter of
Walter M. Pierce of La Grande, for
merly of this city, is to be married to
day to James Raymond Wilson, now
of New York -but formerly of Port
land. The marriago is to be solemn
ised todav in New York and Is to be
followed by a reception. Miss Pierce
and Mr. Wilson both were graduated
from" Reed College, in Portland.
AT THE COLONIAL.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Richardson.
hose return irf being welcomed In
Pendleton are domiciled at the Colo
nial spartmenls. They arrived here
recently from La Grande,
GL EST8 IN CITY
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bohnenkamp
of La. Grande, arrived this morning
from Spokane, where they have been
visiting, and are guests of Mrs. Ellen
- FOin MO AUK KILLED.
.BELFAST. March 10. (A. - P.)
Four Men who had Incurred the Sinn
Fein displeasure were killed near
here Tuesday night.
(East Oregonlan Special.)
IflBBON. March 10 Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Ruble and Mr. and Mrs. Ruble
moved Monday from Duncan to Gibbon
where they will reside in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson spent
.Monday and Tuesday In Pendleton.
.air. ana airs. Dave Bonlfer ero
rendleloir visitors Monduy.
Mr. Ceo. Cllsby siwit Saturday night
at uibDon returning to Duncan Sun
day morning.
Mrs. W. W. Williams suent Satur
day In Pendleton.
Miss Theo Kirk from near Athena
spent Saturday and Sunday here with
her sister Mrs. Dave Bonlfer.
Mrs. May Wells, second trick opera
tor here spent Monduy In Pendleton
on business.
Mrs. Mose McBean and little daugh
ter Angeleta, are spending a few days
nere from Pendleton visiting at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Layer
ixnd Mr. and Mrs. George Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ricks and chll
dren left Sunday morning for Cayuse
wnere they will make their home.
air. jonn imtrey . and - two sons
Mathew and Charles of Athena iwero
cere Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Ruth Woods of Texas arrived
nere last night for a visit at the hom
of her sister Mrs. Roy Swart.
Mr. W. W. Hoch and Fred Bruce
went down to Pendleton Tuesday.
Mr. A.. W. Cook depot agent here
went to Pondlleton Tuesday.
Mm. Dave Bonlfer went to Pendle
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. Hugh Boble and little daughter
Vlrsinia ' spent Tuesday In Pendleton
trading.
' Mr. Clifford Skinner operator for
Baker City spent Tuesday here with
Mrs. Mae Wells on ht way to Portland
on a visit.
Pure Blood
Is a necessity to health at all sea
sons. No better time for blood
cleansing than now. and 'ho one
true Spring Medicine is
Hood's Sarsaparilla
m ,w rr..7i ft j-
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Just the kind of frocks you need for Spring and
early Summer are these of taffeta and Canton crepe
whose service seem never ending, since ' 0ey are
suitable for so many different occasions. Their
styles are the newest, their lines charming and
youthful, and quality of their material unusual.
The Thomas Shop
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Painless Parker
Has This to Say
' By Painltu Parktr
SOME people don't like me be
cause I advertise my dental
business. They think it all right
for Harding to advertise his poli
tics, or for Ford to pdvertise his
cars, or for banks to advertise for
' , depositors. . but when Painless
Parker advertises the E. R.' Parker Sjttem,
it is something awful!
Of course, I don't look at advertising that
way. I think it is a good thing for the pub
lic to know that Parker dentistry is as good
as can be bought anywhere, particularly
when the prices for it are so reasonable. I
also think I ought to get some credit for
educating the people about the dangers of
bad teeth. I seem to be the only dentist
who is doing educational work and paying
for it out of his own pocket a
When you think of TEETH think of
PARKER.
RsjfatnW bnlhtt Vttnt
. . KR. PARKER SYSTEM
Dr. Pauiiess Parker lr. v, A. rsurvabj
lr. IL O. Pa I ton ,
75S Main St. Pendleton. Ore.
Big
Dance
EAGLE-WOODMAN HALL
Friday Night March 11,
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' 1921
THOMPSON'S INTERNATIONAL SEXTETTE
ADMISSION $1.00
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Announcement !
We wish to announce to the motoring; public that
we have purchased the repair shop of V. D. Hick
man, located in the Garden St. Garage, and are ready
for business. Come in and see us. Service is our
middle name.
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I ii l ney re Lasy to Clean I
Zk Sanilart 1 v TV..-- ' .V.,.e U. 1
JJERE sn tU rup tU ,.rt Ukcs Our Meek or the new Cosfokam Art.
the weep out of p Rug, will be tmt for ytutere.. Such
"V -h't make ekMing.d., . joy. mtrwlom ptitenii m low-pnced rii
But, tha onlf ene KfvMl.j of Con- f,,,, mi poye. You will
foknim Rugf. a hill Ihu et which ws fi.id hre jun what you w.at (or mrj
dupUying Ihu week. Com. loora , youf mi Call sround ud
lve yow Boor cording problem lousy.
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T.L. ROGERS
Phone 222
VV. A. BRACE
616 Garden St.
For Linoleum and Congoleum
SEE OUR WINDOW ;
CRAWFORD FURNITURE CO.
103 E. Court St Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 438
Henderson In this city.