THE RKKD ni'M.KTIX, DAILY KPITION, lUCNP, OIIKGON. KATl'RDA V, Jll.Y AO, 11)31.
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(By Mra. L. W. Gcheai, Phone 809J.)
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For tbe pleasure of her bouse
guest, Mrs. S. B. Bennett of San
Diego, Cl., Mrs. C. H. Hudson en
tertained with a bridge party on
Tburtday afternoon at which fifty
guests enjoyed the hospitality of the
Hudson borne. The spacious room
of the residence were attractively
decorated with a profusion of Glad
ioli and formed a plaslng setting
for the tables at which the popular
game was enjoyed until the late af
ternoon, when the names of Mrs.
Carl A. Johnson. Mrs. J. P. Hennes
sey, Mrs. J. C. Vandevert and Mrs.
R. D. Miles were announced as priie
winners, and a dainty lunchen was
served. Thise present were: Mrs.
H. K. Brooks. Mrs,. A. M. Pringle.
Mrs. J. C. Rhodes. Mrs. J. P. Keyes.
Mrs. C. H. Shevlin, Mrs. H. E. Allen,
Mrs. Paul C. King. Mrs. L. M. Foss.
Mrs. Carl A. Johnson, Mrs. G. A.
Horstkotte. Mrs. T. E. J. Duffy. Mrs.
J. H. Haner, Mrs. H. J. Overturf.
Mrs. L. B. Baird. Mrs. C. L. Mann
heimer, Mrs. E. D. Nelson. Mrs. W.
D. Barnes, Mrs. Minnie Allen, Mrs.
F. O. Minor, Mrs. J. H. Meister. Miss
Margaret McCarren, Mrs. A. Whls
nant, Mrs. A. F. Larson. Mrs. J. C.
Vandevert. Mrs. R. H. Hendershott,
Mrs. Hugh O'Kane. Mrs. K. E. Saw
yer, Mrs. L. G. McReynolds, Mrs. C.
A. Hayden, Mrs. E. P. Mahaffey, Mrs.
H. G. Norton. Mrs. J. P. Hennessey,
Mrs. R. D. Miles, Mrs. L. O. Taylor.
Mrs. Farrington, Mrs. E. L. Vinal.
Mrs. D. C. Watson, Mrs. F. I. Stev
ens, Mrs. L. C. Gunning. Mrs. C. W.
Hayes, Mrs. John Ryan. Mrs. S. R.
Peoples. Mrs. W. A. Leet. Mrs. M. E.
Daws. Mrs. F. P. Kelleher. Mrs. N.
W. Bales, and Mrs. S. B. Bennett.
Mr.and Mrs. J. O. Gibson leave
tomorrow morning for a 10 days'
visit with Portland friends, going
by auto over the McKenzie Pass.
While in the city Mr. Gibson will at
tend "Buyers Week."
An auto party consisting of II. G
Bullen and, son. John, accompanied
bv Mrs. Kay Osborne, all of Portland
arrived in the city the middle of the
week on their return trip from at
tending the Elks convention in Los
Angeles and are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Knowles. Mr. Os
borne who was called to Portland on
a matter of business rejoined the
party this morning, and with the
Knowles family will spend the week
end at Odell and Diamond lakes.
Mrs. Ross Farnham and Mrs. C.
H. Brooks entertained Wednesday
evening with a lawn party at the
Brook home at 4!7 Greenwood
avenue. The affair was arranged In
celebration of the birthday of Mas
ter Willard Farnham. aged 6. and
Nell Lois Brook, aged 8. The after
noon was spent with games and rest
periods during which Mrs. Farnham
held the attention of her smalt au
dience by telling stories. At nine
o'clock the birthday cakes were
brought in. the one bearing eight
candles and the other bearing boy
and girl dolls. Refreshments were
served. Those present were: John
Pringle. Stewart Morton. Blllle and
Helen Harriman, Florence and Mild
red Dick, Jane and Katberine Far
rell. Bobble and Jean Mc.Mun, Janie
and Marie Dubuis. Walter Pease.
Robert DeArmond. Frederick and
Robert Toomey. Leora Bromble.
Seal. Janet and Willard Farnham
and Nell Lois Brook.
TheWednesday Bridge club was
entertained this week at the home of
Mrs. A. M. Pringle on Greenwood
avenue. Prize winners for tbe after
noon were Mrs. Crosby Shevlin and
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YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PARK
The World's Greatest Playground
and Museum of Natural Wonders
Magnificent hotels and commodious camps; 300 miles of im
proved highways; all in the midst of matchless scenery.
Its hotels are marvelous establishments. Its camps are
pretty little tent villages, models of cleanliness, sanitation,
order, comfort and simple. Informal living. An Ideal place
for vacation pleasures. Send for our beautifully Illustrated
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THROUGH SLEEPING CAR.
Operated DAILY during the season between
Portland and West Yellowstone
by the
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
COMMENCING SATI'RDA Y, .H.'NE IS, LEAVING PORT
LAND 5:00 P. M.
Our local agents will be clad to ex
pialn the various toura which enable,
visitors to r;j the Yellowstone so
comfortably and at minimum cost;
bIko to quoto fares, prepare your
itinerary and make your enerva
tions. Call on,
F. K. MTt'DKMAKKK,
Traveling Freight unci I'lmwuiT
Agent
or address
WM. McMlKKAY.
Ceaeml Paangnr Agent,
Portland, Oregon
Mr. J. C. Ithodea. At the usual hour
a delicious luncheon was served by
the hostess, assisted by her sister
Mrs. O. O. Tlcknor, of Portland, who
is making an extended stay at the
Pringle home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Hudson are en
tertaining their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
S. 11. Dennett of San Diego, with a
few days' outing at East lake. Mr.
and Mrs. Dennett, Donald and Doris
Hudson and their grandmother. Mrs.
H. 8. Carpenter, left the city Thurs
day evening and Mr. and Mrs. Hud
son joined the party on Saturday.
Good fishing and splendid hotel ac
commodations make East lake one
of the most popular resorts in this
vicinity.
Mrs. Charles Humes of Culver. Is
spending the week end at the home
of attorney W. P. Myers on Port
land avenue.
Mr. L. L. Kohinson will tnku his
Snnduy school class In the Christian
church, on a pirnlo to the Metollus
river tomorrow morning. The clans
consisting of boys and girls of high
school age have prepared their les
son for the day and the regular class
work will be carried on in nature's
great auditorium.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Christian church met Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Emma
Hinman, where the annual election
of officers and appointment of com
mittees took place. With the excep-
tion of Mrs. Emily Clark, who fills
a vacancy In the secretary"! office,
the same set of officers will serve
for the ensuing year, with Mrs. W.
P. Myers as the president.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Ray. formerly
of White Salmon. Washington, who
have recently taken up their resi
dence in I tend, accompanied the J. F.
Arnold family on an outing trip to
East luke last week end.
Mrs. Victor Buckingham left Fri
day morning for Roseburg where
she will make an extended visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Larson de
parted Friday afternoon by auto for
Tokeland. a seaside resort nea
South Bend. Washington, where they
will spend a two weeks' vacation
period. They were accompanied as
far as Portland by Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hayden and their daughter,
Katherlne.
The members of the Christian
church held their regular church
service last Sunday morning on the
banks of tbe river across from the
camp ground and enjoyed a basket
dinner later.
A lawn party wan held on the j
fire house lawn last Sunday after
noon, the department being host to
wives and friends of members, and
to council members and their wives.
At this party first plans for forming
the coffee club, organization of
which was effected later in the week.
Those present were Mayor and
Mrs. E. I). Gllaon. Mr. and Mrs. L.
L. Fox. Mr. and Mrs. George F.
Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Carlon,
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Rhoads, Mr.
and Mrs. John Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.
George Stokoe, Mr. and Mrs. John
Massart, Mr. and Mrs. Richard O.
Wise, Miss Ellen Flack and G. C.
Allen.
"the coolest place In town." Try it
tomorrow and see.
The wholesome, homelike atmos
phere and the short, refreshing men
sages will niiike you glad you came.
Sunday school at 9:45; morning
service at 11:00; Epworth League
at 7:00 and tho Happy Sunday eve
nlng service at 8:00.
Christian Science Society Serv
ices every Sunday morning at 1 1
o'clock. Sunday school convenes at
9:45 a. m. Testimony meeting
every Wednesday evening at 8 p. m.
The society maintains a public
reading room at room K, Deschutes
Investment Co. building. Open from
13 m. to 5 p. m. dully.
Three first-clnss barbers at the
Pilot Ilulte Hsi-ber Shop. SZlfc
JAPAN WILL BUILD
CITY FOR LEPKRS
riulMH-ntr I'luti For Control of
I)Neis.. To lie Ciuileil Out Soon
lly the XippoueM (toei-iiiient.
(Br t'nltrd PrtoTk Und HulUtln.)
TOKIO. July 30. The Jupanese
government Is considering elaborate
plans for the control of leprosy
which Is at present but little cared
for. It Is estlmnted that there are
some 16.000 lepers In Japan, of
whom only 1,600 are being looked
after in private and public asylums,
the remainder being allowed to be
at large, a constant source of In
fectlon.
The government now expects to
take serious steps to prevent further
spread of the diseuse by building a
model city where tho lepers may be
gathered together and whero proper
treatment may be given them. This
city Is to have all the advantages
possessed by the most modern cities
In the empire.
CONVICTS TO PLAY
POLICE AT SALEM
l nl(ur Ilnll Game Between Crim
inals And (Mirer Scheduled At
I'rnitrntiary Tomorrow.
I Br fnlled Prm to Th. Bi4 BullrtliU
SALEM. Ore.. July 30 Probably
the most peculiar game of baseball '
in the history of the sport will come1
off tomorrow on the field of the;
Oregon state penitentiary. That Is, j
If present plans hold good.
Motorcycle I'a'rolman George
Kelly, of the Portland police force.
early this week signed articles agre. .
Ing to bring his blue coated ball ;
towers down from Cops' Heaven at
Second and Oak streets. Portland.'
nnd match the skill of his nine
against the nine the "pen" has
turned out. State Parole Officer ,
Percy M. Varney Is handling the!
Salem hoys' end of the matter. I
Safe TJlUfC for infants & invalids
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We Add a Steady Customer
Just as soon as a family once tastes
re--.-yr- .'..t- . BE NO, OREO am.
That helps Bend's payroll, too, for Des
chutes Gold is Bend-made. In fact it's the
only creamery butter produced in Bend.
Boost home products, and please your fam
ily by keeping Deschutes Gold Butter on
the table.
The Central Oregon
Farmers Creamery.
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CREDIT IS OUR
GREATEST ASSET
The commercial world is standing on the
foundation of credit Every individual is a cog
in the great wheel. When one neglects his
credit and fails to pay his honest obligations,
he makes it impossible for some one else to
meet theirs, therefore it is extremely vital
that each and every one see to it that we
KEEP OUR CREDIT GOOD
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
y?t the (lurches
The First IlaptUt Church "The
Homelike Church." F. H. Beard,
minister. Residence, 4 06 Wall St
Services July 31 I'nified service
Sunday school at 9:45 with morn
ing sermon following immediately
the whole service being concluded
by 11:40. Remember, there Is no
intermission. It Is all one big, liolp
ful service. Come and help make it
a success. It is for tiro whole
family.
B. V. P. V., Marjorio Nordnen
leader, at 7:00. Evening sermon
"God's First Things," at 8:00.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 8:00.
The pastor will conduct fnrvlec
as tirual, having deferred his trip
to the assembly until the first of
the week.
Come to church. If a member,
duty calls you. If a non-church
goer, this Invites you. If a s'rnngor,
a church homo for you. Whosoever
you may be, a welcome awaits you
at tho First Baptist church."
POMGOODS
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Methodist Kplsropnl After hav
ing itpent ten days In camp with the
Boy Scouts and another ten days
recuperating therefrom, the pastor
Is again on the Job at the old stand.
Epworth Hall bas developed an
unforeseen merit these days in tbe
fact that no matter bow hot it may
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Season Opens Monday, August 1
If yon want reliable Information an to
where the best hunting Kronnds am located
come In and see. us. We get rojKirt from
many sportsmen and are glnd to help yon
to get a full bag.
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Sport Store
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