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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1921)
t t r ' i n i DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 2C, 1021. TZN PAGES PACK SIX Social and Club News In niUKlc. sewing and chatting, lih a unique t Housing contest as a diversion, the prize being won by Mrs. Charles H. Conroy anil the consolation prize Suing to Miss Uzzic Peterson. The nienilKTs welcomed Mrs. Pra dy of Spokane lodge who has conic to Pendleton to reside and also Mrs. J. V. Prown of J'ortland. A delicious lunch was nerved late In the afternoon by the hostesses who wore assisted by Mia. Harry McFar- I. 111(1. tsucsts for the occasion were Mrs.1 Mrs. I-:. .1. Murphy received word today that her cousin,' Mrs. Magiito MclHmald. and her two children, haw returned from a trip to Scotland They were met ut Washingtoif. i. C. by Mr-. James Mci'ull. formerly oi this city and the party went froM there to West Virginia to visit at ti e McCall homo, Mr. M-Call being Mr. Mcl'onald's coi.sin. Mrs. McDonald will return hero later. IIIRTIIOAY IUXNKi: C.lYl.V A birthday dinner was last Hobcrt Prown, captain. Mr. Charles, evening: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, Mm. 1'. C. Peterson, Mrs. !y, J. How-el's In honor of Mm. H, w M. K. l-ung. Mil. Kverett Allen. Mrs.!0rs' birthday. Cut flovverd Jeor.iicd Frank King Mrs, Win. Dale, Mrs. I. i the table w here a birthday ao, bsht- Mm. Klla Itoss, Mrs. Ella led with candles was n feat -ire of the menu. Guests were Miss iel.t Tcr rill, Miss Kltzabeth 1-a Hue. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wi Mentier. 'lDiuild McnUc. 8. Farley Anderson, Mrs. Ed Nelson, Mrs. Cecil Hampton, Mrs. Waller Jones, Mrs. Charles Conroy. Mrs. Jesse Mcttec. Mrs. lieryle Buffington, Mrs. James :and Herbert Craver, McConnell, Mrs. James Klsk, Mrs. .. George Powers. Mrs. Claire Edwards !l T. A. TO MKKT. Mrs. Hurry McFarland, Mrs. Charles: The high school Parent Teacher as. l'upuls. Mrs. J. W Yaiulle, Miss Uzzie j sociation will meet tonight at the 1'cterson, Mrs. l'rady, Mrs. Charles ; county library. H. H. lnlow will llluhm. Mrs. Eugene Lyman. Mrs. j speak and Mrs. Charles Uonnov will Jack Jowctt, Mrs. Jake Pozcgur, Mrs. : give a report of the 1. . A. con von -Jim King. Mrs. J. W. Drown and Mrs. Itinn. The freshmen of th- "l'gh school George Edmunds. I will give several number and M-ss Shirley Hew will lie the program WILL ARRIVE TUESDAY I The majority of the delegates from! RECITAL TO HE OlYF.X the Willametto Valley and Portland; Mrs. c. E. Heard will present her clubs'who will attend the state conven- pupils In piano recital Monday nlght.t LEAVE OX "WKDPIXO TMl Hie tnoi Federation of Women's v'l'i'wi In which .Mrs. Hishop will be :i dcltga'v. l. ijf It. KXTEI1TAINED. Pendleton homes, w-iere rooms and the stato convention oi Mrs. lee Drown and Mrs. Otto hnaktast will lie provided. Some lo X lnon entertained the members of the cal hostesses are planning to entertain Iwgree of Honor yesterday afternoon ' tin Ir guests lor luncheon and dinner nt their home on Johnson street. Cut ax well, flowers and potted plants formed the j a decorations. The afternoon was spent ; M McP. Al.li ItlCTt'ltXS. tilXXEll DANCE U1VEX. A delightful social event of last evening was a progressive dinner dance at which thirty Pendletunluiis were guests. Mrs. Keuenth Mellae, Mrs. L. I). Idleman and Mrs, Perry Idleiuan were hostesses for the first course, at the home of Mrs. Mcllae where cut flow ers were used for decorating. Mrs. M. L Akers, Mrs. C. S .Cole and Mrs. Alser l-eo entertained the guests for the salad course at the homo of Mrs. j Akers where cherry blossoms were a beautiful decoration. At the II. L. Johnson home, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. I, E. Tvvitchell, Mrs. Ivan Dimtck and Mrs. D. C, Brown w ere hostesses Here the dinner ' course was served, with California I poppies decking the table. I Dessert, served by candlelight amid a profusion of roses, was enjoyed at the home of Mrs. W. R. Wyriek with Mrs. Wyriek, Mrs. Jack Winer. Mrs. V. S. Ueiohert and Mrs. C. J. Han scojiu as hostesses. Later several hours of dancing were enjoyed at the J. X. Scott home, the hostesses being Mrs. Scott and Mrs. If. Struve. Tulips were used in decorat ing. Receiving the guests at the door and presiding nt the punch table dur ing the evening were Miss Margaret Scott and Miss Pauline Scott, young daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Scott. They were charming In frocks of fluffy white. June Rih at 8.13 at the Presbyterian Church tlon of the oregvin Federation of Women's Clubs here May SI. June 1. 2 and 3 will arrive here Tuesday even ing. It is thought that many of the other delegates from all Over Oregon will have arrived by Wednesday morn, evening from Salem .o nc t'le gnc-t event of Tuesday evening In Portland Ing. The visitors are to be guests In of her son Chnuncev Ulslmo. during at he home of the bride's mother. Mrs. MRS. T.1SHOP TO AKr.IVl. Mrs. C. P. l.ishop will a i ve this sir. and Mrs. Donald Robinson ar rived this morning from Portland and will leave this evening for a month's wedding trip through Canada and a visit to Banff. Their wedding was an Manufacturers and Merchants Carnival THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY See our display of mm-handiue sold by us exclusively IMPERIAL TEAS IMPERIAL COFFEE IMPERIAL EXTRACTS CHASE & SANBORN TEAS CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE OLD MONK OLIVE OIL STANFIELD CHEESE BURNETT EXTRACTS Re sure and stop at our booth and try a cup of Imperial Coffee. Expert Swiss cheese maker will make cheese m afternoon and evening show. Stop and sec how cheese is made. Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 Phonei 28 Only 1 Quality the Best II Ol'l" S V I" S T A I It S A I' 1' Alt E L S II O I THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MERattNTS' AND MANUFACTURERS' CARNIVAL HAPPY CANYON AFTERNOON AND EVENING For the Three Days We Are Giving Special Reductions On Suits, Coats and Silk Dresses Three Days of Reduced Prices on Suits, Coats and Dresses. Don't Fail to Attend. X. U Willisana, with Ilev. Taylor, of liruco Memorial Church, officiating. Only Immediate relatives were pres ent. SHOWEU IS (51VKX. Honoring Miss Louise SclnilU, whose marriage to William fk liarn will be n June event, it number of friends called at the Sehiirn homo last evening for f surprise "shower." The honoree re ceived many charming gifts, after which refreshments wero served. WILL I.EAVB FOH I.KXIXC.TOX. Mr. and .Mrs. Oeorge Ferguson and son, Jlmnile Ferguson, will leave on Saturday for a motor trip to 1exlngton. Nebraska, and to Iowa, where they will visit for several months an the guests of relatives. MRS. STOW H TO BK HOSTESS Mrs. Anna Storie will entertain the ladies of the Riverside Needle club Friday afternoon ut her homo 1H Itiver Drive. CALLED BY ILLNESS. Mrs. Hoy Farley left last night for La f.rande where she was called by tho illness of her grandfather, A. C. Huntington. CLl'I! TO MEET Tho Delphian Club will meet In reg ular business session Friday afternoon In the Committee room of the County Library. iiigi: mown (Continued from pag i) New Sport Apparel just arrived, Jersey Jackets, Novelty Skirls and Blouses. Visit our Booth at the Carnival. OVEIt T AYLO K II A II D W A R E STO II E Price, Quality, Service These three words Is our Alpha and Omega in every detail of our business. We are no respecter of powjon when W'J are railed upon to give service. And regarding mail order house, if we can't uiiderfli any of them we dont ai-k you to leave your liw.'r grei-n around here. Olhcrvvibe we would be a liability and not an asset to this community. Oet your w llm-k and compare with thene few articles. Our regular every day prices: 7x7, 8 oz. Auto Tents, with poles, delivered $12.00 10x12, 8 oz. Wall Tents, No. 1 stuff, delivered $16.50 6x14, 8 oz. Bed Sheets, with snaps, delivered $6.00 No. 1 galvanized Wash Tub, good quality $1.25 No. 2 galvanized Wash Tub, good quality $1.50 No. 3 galvanized Wash Tub, good quality $1.75 35 pound Silk Floss Mattress $17.50 We puy freight on all out of town orders. Let us tee you during the M. M. urnlul. Riley & Kemp Quality Our Watchword Phone 522 Satisfaction Our Aim 523 Main DR. C B. DAY Pbrnouui ami Surgeon Osteopath Kooma 21 and 26 Smlth-Crawfor Building. THE ' THOMAS saS!S SHOP , J mm" mi mum ts T--f So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing habit No-To-Hiic Iiuh helped thousand to hieuk the costly, nerve-Hlutltcrliig to bacco habit. Whenever you have a longing for a smoke or chew. Just j piace a nurmieas .Nu-To-Unc talilet in your mouth instead. All denim atopa. Shortly the habit Is completely broken, nd you are better off mentally, pliy. slcally, financially. It's no easy, no simple. Get a box of No-To-Uac and If It doesn't release you from all crav ing for tobacco in any form, your druggist will refund your money with out question. case at the rear. All the candles shown are manufactured by the Walla Walla Cnndv Co. of Walla Walla turcn necessary to the management of -which was ree. ntly purchased by the IHmney's A mlnaturc butcher Khop with fix- V I If AN EXCEPTIONAL ARRAY OF Silk IBlouses To go in the Merchants' anil Manufactur ers' Carnival Sale Week at . ... $5.85 THEY'RE JUSTIN! 'THEY'LL GO OUT A-FLYIN'!! New shipment of Voile and Organdy. Dresses and White Silk Sweaters. ' Attend the Merchant' and Manufacturers' Carnival, May 26, 27 and 28 1HICH ESTER S PILI ! . Tnr. diamond RBAna. J Ptlla U R.4 M UI4 uallkXl, Tk. mm mtmmr. Mmr mi DIA JJ-Iir- HRAtD PILLS, fo. TI SOI 5V DJKKifi.'STS fWpWMl FOREVER FREE' from Hay Fever and Asthma Hundreds of people are as tonished und delighted . with ipliek and I'KltMA NE.VT relief they have re ceived from our wonder ful new discovery. Aslhina-vM-a. Ilay-r'ever ami A tlona. with all their tor tures, liAXIISHKL KUIl tTVKIt. Tear out this an nouncement und send at once to II. l. II. I.AItOH Tli.il Ml Alaska lUdg., ht allle. Wash. enlargements are on the walla together with attractive posters advertising Jon teel. Samples are being distributed of some uf the products. An attrac tive color scheme of lavender, yellow and white makes the booth a place of beauty. TallinHii & vo Showcases on either side of the spaco occupied by Tallman A t'o. de mand attention on account of the dis play of toilet articles. I'crfumcs and otlo-r necessities of milady' comfort ire to be seem In addition, there Is a Stradivari phonograph which Is to bi scen and heard. This machine is sold by the company. Pendleton Trading t'o. A miniature'grocery store Is on dis play by the I'cndleton Trading Co. In the front is a glass case "Which con tains cuts of meats with a refrigera tion compartment concealed In the lower section. The back part of tho liooih is occupied by canned goods. To Die left there are pyramids of vege tables arranged to appeal to tho eye. On the right an appetizing arruy of olives and relishes of different kind. make their appeal. .Merchant Tailors , A booth artistically arranged to re semble the office of a tailor's shop is the offering of the Merchant Tailors' Association. Potted palms give the place an air of dignity and on busts tliut rest on a table are to be seen goods displayed by the merchants who '"-long to tC newly formed organiza tion. J. L. Vuughan different styles of fixtures In the eleclrlc.il line are shown by J. I. Vaughan in his space, and the attrac tiveness of the lamps, chandeliers, etc are likely to make the beholder thank ful to the genius that haa harnessed electricity and mado it of service to nion. lilffcrent effects aro brought out in the booth which make it one of the most uttnictH-e-rfn. the big room. D. D. Fhclps Another boom that smacks of modernity Is the display of bathroom fixtures shown by D. I. Phelps. The booth represents a modern bathroom. and tho white enamelled tub, drinking fountain, drain and other facilities are attractive In the extreme. A shower attachment Is also bhown In connee- I tlon with th bath. Telephone and Ti'legrnph "no of the neatest displays of th'. enrnlval Is the scene portrayed In the space occupied by the Pacific Tele phono and Telegraph Co. Tho back wall of the booth is a painting repre senting ,t (jlrd's-eye view of a part of t'matllla county with a telephone on the front counter marked "Pendleton," Tho different towns on the map an'J the Instrument are connected with streamers of blue and white ribbons A legend on ono of the side walls la "It your voice lake the trip." l-oooiilv llrug Co. A novel effect Is gained' by til Economy I)rug Co. with the display ol phonogiuphs of different styles that It made. The booth occupies a corner space, and It Is not enclosed excepl for a double chain line that swings I n.3 from the pillars. Pictures of l!ulh-js Ctircl. John MeCormack and Caruso I E adorn the walls. sni)tlie.)ii rjjail Co. A palnllng of a peacock, respleudant In all the colors of his natural plum age, ts the background of the mythc I-onergan Co. booth. The sido walls j Sz and celling of the booth are bluck, and j tha legend over the bird, which advel- g Uses the brand of coal handled by the c company, la "A Bird Well Known ln the business Is Been In the space that has been attractively arranged by LH) wiiey'g. I matlllii I lour and (.rain Co. At tho L'mntllla Flour and llrain Co. booth, not only can tho cyo be satis fied, but the appetite may be appeased as well. Simples of the products turned out by this home manufactur ing concern, which also lists I'm.-itilla county crops, consists of different kinds of commercial feeds for the stock man and poultry raiser, an well as human foods. A sm:ill electric oven is kept -busy baking samples of foods that can be made from the products of tho company. IVndUMon I'aklng Company Pastries are being baked by the I'cn dleton Baking Co. In the oven in their booth, and the products turned out by the company arc on display. lioth a baker and demonstrator are present and they explain tho merits of "Made in Pendleton" coods. Pendleton ah Market Candles and confections that are hard to resist, either for children or the older folk, are arranged In The Charles Co. booth. The shelves that occupy the sides have candies both tn ?lass containers and In pucksges, and box candles are shown In the class proprietors of the local store. t;rajr llros. t.nat-ry Co. At first glance, when tho visitor en. ters Happy Canyon and sees the dis play of liray Itros. (Irocery Co. he could very easily imagine that he had stepped into a big grocery store in a large city. Tho triangular booth Is partially enclosed with a glasa case which contains products fr'the home table. The shelves on either side, are neatly nrranwil with canned goods uf different kinds. The K. O. In the space occupliHl hy the Kasl Oregonlan Publishing Co. the Miller Feeder Job press Is a nonr-huinun ma chine that Immedlntely'attraels atten tion of tho carnival guest. This ma chine automatical! v feeds Itself and keeps going until Us material Is ex hausted when It rings an alarm that calls for more. Hamples of Job work turned out by the Job department, framed posters showing the extent of the big "!:. t. Family" In Pendleton and I'matllln county, and old files that urc oen to the public's Inspection are other attractions. Peoples Wan-ltouse Uron-rlo Xo more neatly arranged booth Is to be seen In all the rounds of tho car nlvnl than the grocery department of Springycakness la Overcome and tfie blood purified ' and vitalised by ,9 Hood's EE. the Peoples Warehouse. The color scheme of the dororation Is blue and white, and a display of canned gnoda Is arranged on the shelves of the booth. I1 Beauty Contented' thf roar buutr ti developed to Uwkiahnt ol iu powiNIIUOA ar utlnf CourAud OrioaUl C.'CAin. 1 StndlSe. for Trim! Sin a t k.rrtifc'wtiiM, Your House is the Heart of the World H3 E3 You owe it to yourself to make of it all that it can be in comfort and con venience, it should also be beautiful. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME. Whether cottage or mansion, beauty and usefulness can be found in furnish ing at any degree at cost best suited to your resources. It is not the amount of money paid out for furnishings that establishes their true value nor that makes the home artistic and enjoyable. Wise Selection Counts Most You arc invited to visit our booth at the show and our store at your conveni ence. You will never be importuned to make purchases. Crawford Furniture Co. 3 is EV1 Winter." IpllllilliipilllliW