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TEN PAGES . - PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1921. Social and Club News NEW CUT. MEETS The fl-st dance of Dancing Club, recently formed. m held last evening at Eajtle Woodman j Hall, ;wlth Mrs. Lester llamley, .Mrs. Duvid II. Hill. Mrs. Clyde I'hillips. Mrs. Frank Kincaid. Mr. U M. Spalding, lira. R. M. Tannler. Mrs. Fred Brown and Mrs. L. l ljvermnre as hostesses. After an eveninc of dancing supper wan served. Members of the cluh are as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Hlaine Kurton. Mr. and Mm. Charles Bent, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ponert, Mr. and Mrs. Burton r.reulich, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oib'us, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oraham, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ijiwton, Mr. fcind MrR. Clem McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maloney. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson. Mr. and Mrs. J'anl O.stroot. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ropers, Mr. und Mrs. C Jtlchey, Dr. und Mm. L. M. Ppanlrtlng, Mr. ami Mrs. I.ee Shannon., Dr. and Mrs. David 1!. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. i8-1 let Hatnley, Mr. and Mrs. ti. E. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Hunhes, Mr. and Mrs. Itlchard Hanley, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hatton, Mr.nnd Mrs. Henry Jncohson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kin caid, Mr. and Mrs. I.. C. Llvermoro, Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Uvermore, Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Tannler, Mr. and Mrs. Italph Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Tem ple, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harnett and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thompson. Members of the club are chosen from those In the younir married set and the list 'Will lie added to friiin t. i time to time. Ir. David B. Hill is the Tlllicum . president of the club, and Clyde rhil- ! ,-. 1 .... 1V. .4..., ..As ops is sei I eiarx -ii easui f i . i nc 'muvt will be Riven every two weeks ut Kagle-Woodman hall on Monday even- 1AK Til I!( IIT.1T I'KXni.KTtlX .Mr. and Mrs. F. K. .Judd. of rnrt- land formerly of I'endloton, passed through here List evening, en route to Washington, D. C. With Mrs. W. U Thompson, who is now in Washington, they will motor to various parts of the east and will return to I'ortlard short ly before Christmas, nur'.ng the ab sence of Mr. and Mrs. Judd, their resi dence on Cornell road will be occu pied by their son, Honry Judd, and Mrs. Judd (Vera Temple..) AID TO MEET The Ladies Aid of the rresbyterlan church v-ill meet In the reception rooms of the church tomorrow with Mrs. J. T. Hichardson, Mrs. Thomas Hampton, Mrs. J. B. McCook, Mrs. J. R. Oillanders, Mrs. M. H. Kern. Mrs. Charles Cole, Mrs. It. Hayden, Mrs. William Barclay, Mrs. Huckstcp, Mrs. C. L. Menke. Mrs. Victor Mason, Mrs. Fred Lleuallen, and Mrs. I. 0. Kcharpf ns hostesses. Fnrn TO BE INITIATED Four new members will be Initiated Into I'aullne Kebekah Iodge t a spe cial meeting to be held tomorrow night at 7:30. LEAVE Ft III POItTLAND Mr. and .Mrs. Maurice leader left last evenlnrr for Portland. HOPF'S UPSTAIRS 81IOP Continuing Our GREAT SALE OF Women's Suits EVERY NEW FALL SUIT OFFERED AT , 33V3 REDUCTION FUR TRIMMED SUITS-PLAIN TAILORED SUITS, YOUR INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES WE ARE OFFERING. PENDLETON' 8 POPULAR GARMENT SHOP WHY DO WE OFFER YOU Eaton's Highland Linen Stationery There is a very rood reason why we offer this pa per in preference to others. YOU are the chief rea son. We offer it knowing- that it is of the" quality you will like because it reflects the tests in style of envelopes and choice of tints YOU would approve, and it is back to I'RK-WAR PRICE. :0e PER BOX at in "Try the Drug Store First" MltS. .MAItSll CHOSEN Mrs. Charles II. Marsh, of this city, has been chosen by Miss Ava B. Milan, chairman of the department of applied education of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs as chairman of the food committee of the department. Members of the various other commit tees are: County co-operation, Mrs. Jessie D. McComb; clothins Miss Edna Waples: thrift, Mrs. F. Setlle meier; education. Miss Elizabeth Fox; ltural schools, Mis Ida May Smith; better American speech, Mrs. ,eorue Coodall; vocational training and guid ance. Miss Clraca Johnson; kindergar ten, Miss Elisabeth Matthews; library extension. Miss Cornelia Marvin; peace. Miss Anna M. Lan; and con servation of national resources, .Mis. A. J. French. mrs. FnAzinn is hostess Mrs. Frank Frazier was hostess yes-, terday ufternopu for a meeting of the, Implicate Whist Club, at Hillside home. Besides club members, am sis were Mrs. 8. II. Forshaw, Mrs. Frank: Hays and Mrs. Henry V. Collins. Aft-1 er a few hours of play, Mrs. Frazier served refreshments. CI.VR TO MEET The Kill Kure Klub will hold the second of a series of winter dances on Thursday evening at Eaale Woodman hall. Hostesses will- he Mrs. Wilson 10. Hrack, Mis. Harold flarnett, Mrs.! James Hill, Mrs. Wllllnm Kupers, Mrs. j Herbert Green and Mrs. L. C. Scharpf. ClItCLHTO MEET The Bible Heading Circle will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in I'arlsh Hall with the history depart ment In charce. These readings are entirely undenominational and all ladles Interested In such a course are eligible as regular or visiting members. LADIES AID TO MEET Till ladles Aid of the Methodist Church will meet on Wednesday after noon ut the home of Mrs. It. U Oliver, fill Perkins Avenue. Hustesses will be Mrs. W. J. .Stockman, Mrs. L. Stock man and Mrs. Louis King. MTTLK DAl'CrHTKlt BOIl.V Mr. and Mrs. Burton Orcullch aro the parents of a baby daughter born last evening at St. Anthony's hospital. The new arrival, who is a frranddaiiKh ter of Mr and Mrs. Charles tJreullch, has been named Doris. PAItTY TO BE GIVEN The Catholic ladles pulld will hold a card party on Wednewlny evcnlmc nl ":M In the Knights of Columbus hall Hostesses will be Mis. Otto Hobach, Mrs. Mike Itoden, Mrs. Hay Hester and Mrs, John Luck. MltS. MOItAN VISITS Mrs. J. M. Morr.n, wife of a promin ent sheepman of Staibuck, was a an est of Mrs. C. H. Jerard last evening. Mrs. Mornn was en route to I'ortland to at tend the Pacific International Live stock Exposition. o LEAVE FOB I'OHTLANP. Mr. and Mrs. I,. S. Bentley ami Mr. and Mrs. George Slangier left yCNtenlay by motor for Portland. They will return alter the Pacific In ternational Livestock Exposition. LEAVE FOB POHTLAN'D Mrs. Iludolpli M. Crommelln anil Miss Hose Boss left yesterday for Portland. IThey will remain durinu "ho Pacific International Livestock Exposition. MltS. DESPAIX ItETl'HXS Mrs, Nancy 10. Dcspaln has returned to Pendleton after a sojourn In Port land. She will spend the winter at her home, Hawthorim, near this city. VISITOltS IN l'Kni,IOTv.X. Mr. and Mis. F. E. Barkley nre here from Vale, Oregon, visiting at Hie home of their daughter, Mrs. J. M. Uicliardson. MISS BELTS Dl'PAltTS Miss Ethel Holt?., who has been a guest lit the home of her parenls, Mr und Mrs. p. T. Belts, left today for Portland. COrXCIL TO MEET The Purenl Teacher Council will meet at 4 : 3 tomorrow afternoon In the committee room of the county li bra ry. MltS. ItEESE IS VISITOR Mrs. Bessie lteese of Helix arrived In Pendleton today for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. Itaymnnd. A It K POHTLANO VISITORS Mr. anil Mis. A. I. Molstrum and daughter, Miss Daphne .Molstrum, nre Portland visitors. 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It will pay you to come here when in search of such goods, for ours is fully guaranteed, and strictly first quality ware. Special White Cups and Saucers 6 for $1.50. (First quality) The BEE HIVE PENDLETON OREGON ijta ::.t , '. 1 a mm : .a tauftui Back Home 1 . ' Xtii tin Knrieo Caruso, her daughter aiorla. and her brother, Romeyn P. Benjamin, as they arrived In New York. Mr. Caruso is here to settle' the great tenor't estate. IDEAS FOR HOUSEWIVES HOME DEMONSTRATION KOIt Till: I.I Mil IM)X Mothers who are at their wits' end in lilanninii the children's school lunch will welcome the following siiRxcstions. Sandwiches with sliced, tender meat for fillintt; baked apple, cookies, or a lew lumps of sugar. Alices of meat loaf or hean loaf; bread and butter sand- wiches; stewed fruit; small frosted cukes. Crisp rolls, hollowed out and filled with chopped meat or fish, moistened and seasoned or mix- ed with salad dressinf?; orange, apple, a mixture of sliced fruits or berries. 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S.--U'. 11 The Hvnittt pnxsml a renolution callint; on the interstate conuneroe roinnilH Hinii to luviluce copies of all contracts ami iiKieeinenls, between the Amer ican ruilnuils ami the roreimi sie;iin shii emnminies resulted from Hie charges liy Senator .1 tinea of Wash ington that fun-Inn inl'liienceH were seeking to cripple the American mer chant marine. I fiTiDDUl iniY U luarantMd by 30 ycM Mrvic to million, of Amtricini. Kondoa'i work wonder, lor your .cold, inceilnl cough. chronic c.Uirh, hcJ. chc, lore now, etc. rl.CSV .UW1W "V hav 30Tn.lm.Bi 111 H W ft B. ... Mn KONDON NuummIU, Nlaa. Druggiata MAnSHFUCl.P, Xov. S.-WaIl.TCe i",f,,t ,0 M" 1Uul hls b;lil f""'" ,lt V ..,,..l. a, ,r a I r.il rt 1.....U..1.... i:..; v it, xvil, Hhru ,i utv Ill-IOI II1UK O'l a ranch on lluyi.es Inlet, came to Marshfiehl today und Rave himself up I after having sliot Uoscoe Hart, attedj L'l, a neUshbor, Sunday evening, Hello, Heroine! f Jl The two men had some words Sun day afternoon and In the eveniutr When I Hart, in company with a friend, lleoi'Ke Hoodie, passed Crouch's Bate, a further argument took place. It Is aliened that (Touch hhot three times at Hurt with a 38-callhre revolver, the first bullet missed. Hart fell when struck by the second bullet and Crouch fired at him tiKnln after he had fallen. One bullet passed through both legs and the other lodged in the lett leu. District Attorney lien Fisher says he cannot learn that Hart attempted to attack Crouch. Hart was not armed. It Is thought the trouble started over pranks played on Crouch Hallowe'en night and that he believed Hart was one of the young men who annoyed him. Hart resides on a rjnch with his mother, Mrs. V. It. Hart. A brother, 'lien H.U't. res'des in North Hend. He Is a yotinir man of first class reputation QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable PriceM East Oregonian Printing Department1 and well known. The wounds are se- Ivions but recovery Is expected if no complication arises. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKH sleeping office. TO room. :i:NT Furnished -Address "t;" this VANTKl One or two good milch cows to care for through the winter, good pustule and feed. 1'hona 1UbS-J, This is Atnerlca'a bravest tele Phone elrl. winner of the Theodort N. Vail rold medul and a cash re ward of 1000. She is Mrs. Mildred Lothrop. of Homer, Nob., and she saved the lives of more than 100 peoiile of her village when th warned them of a flood May II. 19:10. Nine other operators fot sil ver medal aud U got broosa' nulaia. iH Society forever 73 veu hat nlied upon Gour.ud's Oriental Cream to keep the akin and complex ion in perfect condition through the stress of the Season's activities, Srnd ti e. for Trial Sim mi.T. riorums so;. lorkuir Free For One Week Only Free . One set of dishe3 given with each Seller Kitchen Cab inet. Sold on EASY TERMS. 1 SOLD ON CONVENIENT PAYMENTS SEE OUR WINDOW CRAWFORD FURNITURE I0S E. COVIIT ST. IMione 4 r.xrbanije our old furniture for new. nilirat prices paid fur your ltl furniture. ' ' "