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lly Mm. I.. W. (iati'liiiU I'liono llintk 10H1)
NotM Mr tuhllrallon In lh tarlal rolumn In lh HMariUr luua ( Tin liullttln mnt
M In il lUr than lilt 'cluck m th aftMnean l In r nrwtelni.
MiiHlitr llolxtrt Arnold oiitortitlnnd
hint iiIkIiI lit u muituiiiirado Iliillnw
u'wt imrly, kIviiii at thn lioiiio of hht
lntrnlH, Mr. mid Mm. J. F. Arnold,
(in living itviiliuit. Tliu Kilimln ur
rlvod In costumo ut 7 o'clock and
"iiit tliu mining In (liincliiK itiitl
liluyhiK Hallowe'en (in num. Shortly
liiiforii I): 'J I) o'clock ruf tdhIi mimt
wiiro Hitrvml. Ill uddltlon tu tho
liiml, IIhikii In utlnndiitina wmii: John
Kiiowliw, ItUNKitll l.iiriiH, Wniidflll
nml Wiiyliiml I.!hhIhk. (Idiiovlovo
Hmilli, KlMWorlh HlmitM, Charlotte
()kiiii, Homiy Orlnnliiiid, Culliiirlnn
Diikihi uiul Miirln Aiiloinittta Arnold.
1'lunn nrn ImiIiik inn do liy thn Hlinv-llno-lllxon
Imnd to iiiiliirliiln on thn
evonliiK ot Krlduy, Noveiiilmr 12,
with u concert mid hocIii! ut tho Kym
imitlum for miiiiloyim of Tlia Hlicvlln
lllxon Compuny mid Ihiilr fiimlllim
and rriiindii. Dunning will bo n
Joyud (luring thn lultor part of tlio
evening.
,
Mnmlii'tti of Iliinil lodge A. F. & A.
M., with tlionn holding mninbnriihlp
III thn Order, of Eantrn Htnr, will
hold n rorlul wimlon Tilitndiiy itvnulng
at tlia Mimonlc fnmplo. Kill) olc
tlou return by wire will bo received.
Clifford Fydnll, .William 0. Iliior.
tii'iio Conmtork, J. K. Kiulth lind Kurl
Viyiiuiuih wero bout ut a iIiiiicIiir
party ut tlia Emblem club hint night.
The khiihIh prem-nt wero. Mr. and
Mm. (!. A. I'urklim, Mr. and Mm.
Clyde Wertnnhellur, Mr. and Mm.
Fred Triplet t. Mr. nnd Mm. Chtirleii
Kill, tint MUxeil rtinlpit. Hoilth worth.
Kike. Hlnip(iii, lluryon, Kpoehr,
Hi inn t, Welnitlck, Churchman. Ilrlek,!
Kminey. Hrock, Llndtxtrg, CiirlBon.
IleiiBiin. IteynnldM, Kllloti; MKnm.
DiiK'Ui, llaydiin. Ward, Fox. Powell.
Hklnuer, Terrell, CowIoh, JoIiiihoii,
Chupmun, Kloiin, Moore. DuvidHoit,
Minor. Hleldl, IMuiiib. During tliu
evening refri)Mhment were nerved.
One of the delightful norlul nffnSm
of tho week occurred at I ho homo of
Mm. T. K. J. Duffy on Tucudny af
ternoon, when Mm. Duffy nnlertalnad
In courtesy to thn Mlnite Nona and
Kdlth Dudley. Currying out a color
Nchniiio of pink and'whlto, itHtom nnd
carnation wero lined with charming
effect throughout tho roonin. Sevan
tlibUm iiccnmmodiited tho guenln.
who npent thn uQurnoon In tho en
joyment of bridge, Mm. J. II. Mutator
winning tho flint prl. and Mm. El
mer Hyan the Kocoiid. Tho nerving
of nil olubornte luncheon concluded
tliu afternoon' phiaHiiro,
Mm. Mux Cunning of Redmond
wan u vlnltor lit tliu city ou Tliu in
day,
Tho Altar Koclnty of tho Catholic
church mot Thumdny uftornoon lit
tho homo of Mm, Mnurlco I'. C'uhIi
niiin, Following a ultort btmluniui
mooting, thn tlmo wiih pleimuntly
npiint with convolution und noodlo-
work,
Mm. Cliiudi) Mot!! wiih tho houoroo
ut u nliowur Tliumduy afternoon with
Mm. II. 8. Mct'luro an bottle. Twen
ty KUHt woro proHout und preiicnted
Mm, .Mntjs with miiiiy beuutlful and
unofiil Klftii, Tho uftornoon was
njient In hocIuI coiivurHiitlon and In
thn enjoyment of a dnlnty luncheon.
Tho annual convontlon of Itnbek-
Bh, dlntrtct No. 33, jurlxdlctlon of
Oregon, wun held lit Huthur'i hull
Toonday. Tho flmt moetlng of tho
komIoii wun hold ut 2:30 o'clock, ut
which tlmo tho chutrmun. Mm. Klean-
or Van Vleet, greeted au uudlniico of
150 doleguloii from Mudrax, Culvor,
Torrobotuio, 1'rlnoylllii, Hllver l-ko,
Tumulo and Riotnbom of tho local
lodgn.
Minn Kthnl M. Fletcher, prculdent
of tho Hehckiih annombly of Oregon
wan prunt and gave uppreclutod u'
nlntanco during tho rltuullntlc work,
which wan put on In a vory credltablo
mininer by tho different lodgo rep
renentutivnn. Tho following officer
wero eluded: Mm. N. It. Tinker
ton, Miidrim, chairman; Mm. tlneder,
Sliver Ijikn, vice chuirmun; Mm. Lil
lian Wntln, Mndrnn, necrotary. In
tho evening (ho Rebekoh degroo wan
exemplified by tho Initiation of enn
dldnteH, which wan followed by a
buniUot. Thero wan a flno uplrlt of
fellownhlp evidenced throughout the
day und tho guomn dupartod oxprcnH-
Iuk upprecliition of their reception.
Tho convention next yonr will meet
at Mad ran.
Odd Fellows and Rnbekitha held a
Joint social meeting Friday evening
at Hather'i hail. J
Tho flmt, of a nurlun of munlcal
loan, to ba given by tho Rplacopul
guild, won held yeatordny afternoon
ut tho homo of Mm. I... M. Fobs nnd
proved a decldod nucccits. Tho npa
clou living room of tho Fobh rest
denco was beautifully decorated for
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tho occukIoii with link ana white ac
tum, gladioli and potted plunt; Tho
following program, which wun wall
rendered, wait onjoyod by fully SO
gutmlH: Vocul hoIom by Mm. it. 8.
Hamilton, (a) "liuuh. My t.lttio
Oim" (lierlgnattl); (b) "Harkl
Hark! tha Lark" (Hcbubort); tnxtru
inontiil n urn born by Mr, K, IJ, Well
(a) "HuKtlo or Bprlng" (Binding);
(b) "Boeond Muzurka" (Goddurd);
vocul hoIo by Mm, H. It, Gould (a)
"Tho May Morning" (IJonza); (b)
"fivroiiudu" (TohII); instrumental
nuinhorH by Mm, It, S. Hamilton (a)
"Polonalne" (Chopin); (b) "Vaioe
In C Hhurp Minor" (Chopin); quar
tet compound of Margaret lialrd,
Kiitherlno ffaydon, Francos Heyburn
und Allco Btockman: (a) "Tho Wan
derer" Night Song" (MenditliBMjhn);
Highland Fling, danced by Erma
Luhrmun, Dorothy Taylor, Giadyu
McC'onnoll and Allco Holmes,
Ono of tliu moKt enjoyuliiu parties
over hold In Bond was given Wed
nonduy ovoulng, whim Tho Rtirinora
club entertuliied with an elaborate
dancing party at the Masonic ball.
jTho halt was most beautifully doe
' orated to represent an outdoor scene,
A fringe of bright-colored autumn
; foliage and upstanding cornstalks
circled the room, above which bats,
'witches and othor symbol of the
J Hallowe'en season were in evidence,
j while in one corner the greenery was
arranged to conceal an old-fashioned
well, whore the dancers might re
fresh themselves by partaking of
sweet elder. Tho lights were sub
dued by yellow and bluck shades.
During the evening a short pro
gram consisting of a vocul duel by
Mr. end Mrs. Goodman; vocal num-
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Uk Ut tk. us. GoU MmAmt oa mrf bn
ben by a Quarter composed of Her
bert Boss, C. P. Chapman, Dr. L. W.
tiatcholi and O. A. Thorson, and a
classic dance by the Misses Kathar
ine Hayden, Leoia Whitmore and
Marlon Bather was presented. Later
refreshments were served,
The ladle of the Methodist Aid
society are making extensive prep
aratlons for a bataar on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday ot next week.
The Order of Eaaiers Star enter
talned this afternoon with a bridge
party, Mrs, C K. Norcott and Mrs,
Childers acting as hostesses,
!ffist!smmma;Bimmrai
FOR SHERIFF
OP DESCHUTES
COUNTY
R. II. FOX
Enforcement of Law.
Justice to All.
Special Privileges to
None.
GIVE HIM YOUR
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Cut Flowers and
Potted Plants
After Friday, October 29th, the River
side Florist will have display of mi
flowers and pot plants at new store,
861 WALL STREET
Phone Red 2231
Orders taken Sundays at Hot Hotise,
456 Newport Ave., same phone number
as store, Red 2231."
Riverside Florist
Store, 86J Wall St. Hot House, 456 Newport
The Next President Asks You To
Vote For Bob Stanf ield
"All who are earnestly deBlrous that the Republican party shall take con
trol of national affairs, to the end that we may restore the health ot the Republic
and Insure the good of the country, will wish, as I wish, that the voters of
Oregon may And it to their best judgment to support Robert N. Stan field for
United States Senator."
WARREN G. HARDING.
The Next Vice President Wants Oregon to Send a
Republican Senator:
"The success of the Republican ticket to Oregon Is earnestly to be desired.
More than that, my own desire to preside over a Republican Senate leads me to
' hope for and recommend the election of R. N. StanBeld to represent your great
state In that honorable body."
CALVIN COOLIDGB.
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"Young Teddy" Makes the Same Request of You:
"Heartily endorse candidacy of Robert N. StanSetd for Senate. Apart from
the fact that a Republican majority in the Senate is of vital Importance just
now, be is the type of man alt the Toters of Oregon should be proud to hare
n&resent them."
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Taft Urges that You Vote for Stanfield:
"Election of Harding is assured, bat be can do little unless he has a local
Republican majority In the Senate and the Hottse. I earnestly urge ait who
' Tote for Harding to Tote for StanBeld.
WILLIAM H. TAFT.
Hughes Believes in Stanfield:
"I cordially endorse the candidacy of Robert N. Stantteld for t'ntted States
- Senate. In addition to Mr. Stanfield's Qualifications for that office, it is ot very
great importance that there should be a Republican majority ta the Senate to
support a Republican President and make possible an efficient and successful
administration. I sincerely trust that the people of Oregon will not fall to
elect Mr. Stanfield."
CHARLES E. HUGHES.
Don't Waste Your Vote Trying to Send a Democrat to Washington
to Support a Republican President.
Vote The Republican Ticket Straight.
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
THOS. H. TONGUE, Chairman
640 Morgan Building Portland, Oregon
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