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Mrs, Maude Login entertained
Tuesday evening at the borne of her
aon-ln-law. Dr. E. R. Norrls, for her
mother, Mrs. Sarah J. M. Mllllron,
and her daughter. Mrs. Norrls. whose
birthdays tall upon the same day
Fifteen guests were present at the
dinner. Decorations were tastefully
carried out In pink and white. Mrs.
Mllllron is 78 years of age, and Is
one of the early pioneers of Central
Oregon.
i Mrs. J. E. Moren entertained Tues
day evening at her home at 117
Chamberlain avenue with a card par
ty and luncheon of eight covers hon
oring Miss Margaret Berrigan of
BemidJI, Minn., who Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. Le Blanc at 404 Colo
rado avenue.
Honoring Mrs. T. A. McCann, who
left Wednesday for her new home at
Minneapolis where her husband will
act as vice president in charge of
operation of The Shevlin-Hixon Com
pany, a barbecue party was held
at the home of Dr. Paul Woer
ner, Drs. Woerner and John Besson
being the hosts.
The barbecue was held on the
lawn, and was prepared In South
American style by A. Keller, Dr.
Woerner's stepfather.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Hennessy, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Meister, Mrs. A. G. Sheridan.
Miss Mary Agnes Sheridan, R. W.
Wetmore. R. D. Moore. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Shevlin, Paul King. Dr. and Mrs.
Woerner, Dr. and Mrs. Besson, and
the guest of honor.
On Wednesday evening the Ma
sonic Order held at its club rooms
the first of a series of Informal dan
cing parties to be given during the
winter. A three piece orchestra fur
nished music for the dances until a
late hour when light refreshments
were served.
The Wednesday Bridge club was
entertained this week at the home of
Mrs. John M. Herbert on Congress
street. The afternoon was spent in
the usual manner. Mrs. L. O. Tay
lor and Mrs. Crosby Shevlin winning
the honors at the popular game.
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Dement. Mrs. J. H. Haner and
son Frank, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Law
rence. Mr. arid Mrs. R. S. Dart. Dr.
and Mrs. Charles F. Bloom, and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Edgar Bloom motored
over the Century drive last Sunday
enjoying a picnic luncheon at Elk
lake and returning to Bend early In
the evening. The same party will
make the trip to Metolius this week
end.
In celebration of the third birth
day anniversary of her son Master
Byron Royce, Jr., Mrs. Royce enter
tained a party of her son's small
friends this afternoon at the Royce
home on Hawthorne avenue. The
afternoon was spent with games and
In the enjoyment of refreshments
the most interesting feature of which
was a large cake bearing lighted
tapers. Those present were Char
lotte Gagen, Ruth and Grace Gaither.
Leona Bond, Junior and William
Hill, Rosina Forrest, Gene Smith,
Levetta Rooney, Marie Arnold. Rob
ert Arnold, Donald Mayette, Arthur
Robinson and Master Royce.
secretary. During the prist year the
society has learned and paid 1690.00
on its 1,000 pledge toward the
church building fund, beside supply
ing many other cash donations In
the upkeep of the church activities.
The Aid society of the Christian
church held Its regular meeting on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. R. V.
Randall. The afternoon was given
over to social pleasure and to an
informal discussion of the year's
work.
On this occasion a well planned pro
gram for raising additional money
throughout the year was worked out.
On Thursday the Missionary society
of the church met at Epworth Hall
where the work of the past year was
recounted, officers elected, and the
work of the new year outlined. Dur
ing the past year an interesting
course on The Hible and Missions
was completed and this year a text
book on "The Kingdom and The Na
tion" will be studied.
The officers for the year are: pres
ident. Miss Alice Spaulding: Secre
tary. Mrs. A. J. Erickson, and Treas
urer, Mrs. J. E. Purdy.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Miles accom
panied by Mrs. A. R. Leary and Mrs.
David Larson, of Minneapolis came
Sunday morning by auto for a weeks
outing motoring about Portland and
hrough the Willamette valley. Mr.
Larson who Is head auditor for The
Shevlin-Hixon Company will leave
the party at Portland for the return
journey to his eastern home.
ThA mnnv frfpnrlg nt Mr. and Mrs.
Charles W. Erskine will be interested
'to know that their little son born on
Monday at The Woman's hospital in
Portland, has been named David
Wesley.
The Episcopal Guild held its first
meeting of the season yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. E. R.
Ryan on St. Helens place. The time
was spent in sewing for their regular
bazaar to be held within a few
months and in arranging for a mus
ical tea on October 14. The tea will
be the first of a series such as were
given on the last season and which
were greatly enjoyed by those who at
tended then.
The Misses Emma Brock, Tressa
Churchman, and Ara Tucker, have
taken up their residence in the new
concrete block apartment house re
cently completed on the corner of
West third street and Portland aven
ue. The Misses Laura Rand and
Helen Johns have also taken an
apartment there and it is anticipated
that the remaining two apartments
will also be occupied by teachers and
business women.
Miss Francis Heyburn leaves Sun
day evening for Seattle where she
will take up a course in public school
music at the University of Washing
ton. Miss Heyburn will be accompan
ied by her mother, Mrs. John Hey
burn who will remain with her
daughter until she is comfortably
domiciled at Clark Hall, the girls'
dormitory, and the work of the uni
versity year commenced.
Miss Margaret Inabnit leaves to
morrow evening for Eugene where
she will enter the state university.
Her mother, Mrs. Frank Inabnit and
sister, Louise will make the trip with
Miss Inabnit and remain for a short
Miss 'Marian Lawrence leave
Tuesday for Chicago where she will!8'1 1 tne university city.
take up her second year's work at
tbe Chicago Institute of Art.
The Emera Club entertained this
afternoon with a card party at the
Masonic club rooms. Mrs. Charles
Hayes and Mrs. Ashley Forrest re
ceived as hostesses. During the win
ter the club entertaini every other
Saturday in this way and frequent
ly the guest list Includes a number
of teachers who especially enjoy the
social diversion.
The Missionary society of the
Baptist church was entertained oa
Thursday afternoon at tbe home of
Mrs. M. H. Horton. Following short
program the afternoon was spent In
doing White Cross work which con
sists nt preparing hospital supplies
which are sent direct to Baptist Mis
sion hospitals. The consignment on
which the members are now working
will go to Central America.
Mrs. S. R. Peoples has arrived to
make her home with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Peoples. Mrs. Peoples with her hus
band the late Dr. S. R. Peoples has
spent the past thirty-five years of
her life as a missionary In tbe in
terior of Slam. Dr. Peoples was both
a doctor of medicine and doctor
of Divinity and tbe two were able to
contribute valuable service In the lit
tle mission they established six hun
dred miles from the border line of
civilisation.
The Misses Tift, Harriett Umbaugh,
Evelyn Carlson, Avla Fisher, Vera
Grant, and Miss Laura Rand, teach
ers in the local schools composed a
party which left this morning for
Cruter Lake National Park to return
Sunday evening.
It Is with great Interest that a
second party of teachers many of
The Aid society of the Methodist whom have come to this part of the
church held Its annual meeting onis'ito for the first time, started early
Tuesday of last wek at the home of hls morning to motor over the Cen
Mrg. L. L. Fox MriE. D. Gilson will itury drive. Thoee making the trip
enter uon her fourth year as presl-re the Misses Eilhart, Abhle Gray,
dent. Mrs. H. C. Dodds will serve as Mahle and Louise Yensen, Effle Wll-Tlc3-rres!dent.
Mm. L. L. Fox at "enwon, Anna Gephart, Emily Miller,
treas'irer and l!rs. A. 3. Erickson as Helen Abel, Winifred Howard, Edith
Perry, Alberta Dryden. Anna Lund,
Huiol Ilatelton. Miss Alice Spaulding
will also be a member of the party.
Mrs. L. II. Uulrd and duughter
Murjnrie leave Mouduy owning for
Eugene, whore Miss Huird will enter
the University of Oregon. Mrs. Ilnlid
will return to llond within a few
duys.
The Woman's Civic league which
during the past your has each month
arrui)Rid an open meeting on some
topic of interest, and (he women of
Bond and vicinity, for their October
meeting have arranged for a four
days course in millinery and home
dressmaking to be held at Epworth
Hall on October 17 and IS and on
October 20 and 21.
The classes will be In charge of
Miss Esther Cooley. clothing special
ist of O. A. C. and Miss Eva Comegys
county agent. The first two days
will be given over to the mukiug of
huts and the second two to the mak
ing of wool dresses. Those wlHhing
to join either class are asked to reg
ister with Miss Comegys who is at
the city rest room every Saturday ,
from ten to twelve a. m. and from
one to four p. m. The Instructors ,
will be able to serve about 20 wom
en earn day in the sewing class. '
which will receive Instruction ami
supervision on the platform of the
hall where an Interested audience
may gain valuable suggestions from
observation and be at liberty to at
any time ask questions concerning
the work.
Such Institutes will be held by Miss
Comegys later in the season In dif
ferent communities throughout the
county and city and the offer on the
part of any who receive instruction
at this time, to assist In the luter
classes will be much appreciated.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. P.
Myers entertained the Woman's Civic
league committee in charge of the
recent flower show of which she was
chairman.
The afternoon was spent in a dis
cussion of plans for the greater suc
cess of next year's show. It was de
cided that a permanent chairman
be appointed at the next regular
meeting of the league and that sub
committees become active very early
in the growing season. A complete
list of rules will be printed and sup
plied to call those who wish to make
entries.
Pluns for the development of the
Children's department will be in
charge of Mrs. J. I). Duvldson. The
superintendent of schools will be re
quested to ask the principals of the
various schools to take charge of the
registration of children's gardens i
which will be periodically Inspected !
by a league committee. ;
Only cash prizes will be given in j
the children's department and for
vegetable exhibits while a choice of j
fine bulbs, roots or seeds will con-!
tinue to be given out for prizes under I
all other classifications.
In the late afternoon a dainty j
luncheon was served and the guests
in leaving were appreciative of the ,
fact business affairs and social pleas
ures had been successfully combined.
Join the American Legion Colony
In Beautiful Bend Park
Are you a member of the American Legion? Are you planning
to take advantage ot the bonus and buy or build a home? If no,
lose no time in talking with us. IT WILL HE TO YOUR
ADVANTAGE.
Bend Investment Company
HEAL ESTATE
(The House of Service)
INSURANCE
est was noticeable In the sumluy
school as well as In all other ser
vires last Sunday. Fine May we
make even greuter gains tomorrow.
While we are crowded for room you
will find a teacher, a class anil a
great big welcome awaiting you.
Come and see and help us grow. If
not un attendant elsewhere. The fol
lowing is a fitting motto for our
church school "Glow, grow, go, and
I will Help to Muke it So."
H. V. P. I'. Francis Nordeen, lead
er, at 7:00.
In this service you will find the
young people in Increasing numbers
and their programs are certainly In
spiring and helpful. Young people
don't miss this service. It is your ser
vice. Come and enjoy It.
With the beginning of October, the
group system will be started. If not
already a member, join at once so
you will be assigned to a group right
In the beginning.
Evening evungelistlral service.
"Only One Way," at 8:00 o'clock.
Pruyer meeting Wednesday eve
ning at 8.
All Baptists are expected to be
boosters for every service. The so
journer and those without church
homos are cordially Invited to wor
ship with us.
The Itally day committee Is pre
paring an interesting program to be
given Rally day, Sunday. September
25. at the morning hour.
The Deschutes assorlntlonnl II. V.
P. IT. Itally will be held with the
lorul society, Saturduy afternoon mid
night, September 24 and Sunduy,
Septomber 25.
A special feature will be a banquet
served for the young people by the
I local IV Y. I'. I'. Saturday evening
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F. II. Heard, pastor.
Residence. 400 Wall St.
IAXi'K AT Tl'MAIO
A blc rianrn will tin riven hv fhn
jTumalo Fair Association at Tumalo
on the evening of Saturday. Septem
ber 17. Oood music. Everybody In
vited, adv 86-ssc
Helpful.
The only l.f r u. I tout at we can toler
ate Is the friend who puts a good Ihltir
in our way. Boston Transcript.
Guns and ammunition at the beat
prims. Wo want to buy second hand
pump guns, llurli waiter's 7 life
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Wednesday from 2 lo It o'clock
Saturday from 10 to IJ ami Stun
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Methodist Episcopal
The MethodiBt Episcopal church
extends a warm welcome to the pub-!
lie school teachers and others recent-
iy arrived in Bend to the services
and social life which It maintains.
Our services, just now, are held in
Epworth Hall, the basement of the
building under construction at the
corner of Kansas and Bond streets.
"Keeping Warm" will be the ser
mon subject at the service In the
morning at 11:00 o'clock. In the eve
ning, at 8:00 o'clock, the pastor will
speak on the theme: "The Triple 'H'
In Happiness."
Now Is the time when all boys and
girls, all youths and maidens and all
men and women should take their
places In Sunday school. Rally day
is the 2nd of October. Get on the
"Band Wagon" tomorrow morning at
:4S.
And bow about Epworth league.
young folks? Do you desire congen
ial fellowship with other young peo
ple? Come on over tomorrow evening
at 7:00.
J. Edgar Purdy, paBtor.
Intheran
Sunday school with adult Bible
class, 10 a. m. Communion service
at 11 a. m. in English. The evening
service at 8 o'clock will be conducted
in the Norwegian language.
S. A. STENSETH, pastor.
First Ibintlst (Imrcli
Services as follows: Unified plan.
Sunday school at 9:45. Illu:itratod
sermon by pnstor Immediately fol
lowing or about 11:00.
Theme "The Peanut" or "The
Test of Faith."
A fine gain In number and Inter-
Lei us suggest a whole
food to accompany your
morning, cup of coffee.
BUTTERHORNS
CINAMON ROLLS
BUTTER TWISTS
BEARS CLAWS
MAPLE SQUARES
DOUGHNUTS
SNAILS
We are sure any or all
of these will prove most
appetizing.
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