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THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON. THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1027 PAGE SIX Womens Activities Club and Local Organizations hills in least until utter l.ubnr 4f tin y . SOCIETY i linger Success i SWIVI II I'.V lit ('OtlllllOI'CO IlllOVOr I will Hot mil from liirn tonight fur 'u in n ii t li ' h i our lit tlin I'nclflc const I - I llt region which brought lit III (hi-wn lit us u preslilenllnl riiuill Mrs. J. M. lllxon Is entertnlu lng with n bridge luncheon loilny for Mm. Percy Smith, who Is a; hotiro guest of Mrs. John II. Hi'si-; non. (.'nests Million for tlip luncheon ;inc.lude Mrs. Smith. Mrs. ltossun, , MrH. Jlugh Thompson, Mrs. II. K. i Allen, Mrs. Charles Krklne. Mm. i Kenneth llnusiir iiml Mrs. Croi-by i yiievlln. J V JikIrp ami Mis. T. K. J. Duff! have returned to llend nfior srv-. erul woeKK Hpettt In Portland j Avboro JihIkp Huffy was holdini; . court In Miiltnoinuli county. ; .y. I ' Miss Helen Stuilebuker of Alipr iloon, Wash., who has been guest j "nt 'I ho I. II. Peoples home for the , last two weeks, Is returning Sat-, urday. Miss Klllil Stldd of Portland Is nnothpr house j;iiesi at tlio Peo-I ,ples homo. KnlRhts of Pythias and Pythian I Sisters are planning n liicnic at i Shpvlin park for next Thursday evening. Urs. Walter Kmard is .rnter tnitiinR this nftpruoon for her sis ter, Mrs. James Lynch of PoYt lnnd. . Miss Myrtle Amelia Estes or Tiend and Frnncig P. Turner of 'Ontario were married Wednesday evening nt the Preshyterian church. 1 Kev. A. W. Lewis offi ciated. Miss Allre Williams and Harold Goldsmith were the attendants. The bride wore a frock of yel-, low taffeta made with a tight fit-j ting bodice. The bridesmaid 'e u'-pink gown with a picture hat. j .Tho lirldo carried a shower bou 'UHP.t of roses and sweet peas. Miss Koinaine Nicholson played ;the wedding march frojn Lohen grin. A reception was held later at tho home of the bride's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Estes. 123 St. Helens place. ' The church was decorated In pastel shaded flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Turner left this noon for -1 a - ii rrr' i I 1 1 I MX j I I I ".slide. Ki'llv. Slide" Is 11 linsehull ! oned In the death house, suld Mrs I picture which has miido it big hit Snyder luul not commuulculed lUlu, ,i 1( i-titK the lnt tow yr. win, ihe critics unit Is to lie shown1 with her former lover so fur on , lero soon. 'ney Know. The (iorlllu Hunt" Is Ihe pl; It was pointed out Unit no ne tuie of the actual hunt of eastern tlon (irny could take now inward I big game hunters. It was tuken assuming blame tor the crime ! In the territory of the largest could he expected to do more lliiin known gorillas in the world. j win u commutation of sentence lor "Mr. Wu." the new '.on t'ha Mrs. Snyder, unless both ure nev picture.. Is billed for showing granted new trials. Their convict I nBSSf5mv,twisri LYNCH, ROBERTS J TO MOVE STORE ut the t'apitol within few weeks. "Hookies." a new war comedy, Is another picture to be shown soon in Bend, "t'limuers" and "Cradle Snatehers" art other pictures o be shown by the Pond theaters within the next few weeks, .ic- cording to announcements. tlnos have been nppeuled. New I, (Kill ion Will ho On Willi Street ! Small Boy Injured When Dogs Battle i Farley On Armaments Is Shifted to London London. July 2 SI. U The center of the nuvnl armaments conference shifted to London to day. W. r. llrldgnuin. first lord of the admiralty, uud Lord (.'tic 11. both of whom returned from ie nevu late yesterday, arranged for conferences with the cabinet iiml Richard Aiken. '2-year-old son! with naval experts at the admiral or Fred Aiken, was III St. Charles ;ty. liosultul here lodav us the resnli ! In government circles it wus re-! of a dirc finht. Tho small bov. ! norted that Hrldgeumn. bead of ''he visiting the George Graft ranch. ; the llrltlsh delegation ul the arina- near La Pine, with his father, ments conference, would lay be- was standing just insldo the door fore the government proposals of the ranch house when two which were said to ronstltlltn the Airedale dogs attacked each other' basis o an agreement reached I urogram, t arpets will lie laid in the yard. Opening the screen among the three powers at Hi '"""'rul " Moor, the boy evidently attempt- conference earlier In the week. Lynch and Huberts Smart Shop, now locuted ut 118 Oregon u ve nue, will move to the corner of Oregon ii lid Wall street In the Penchutos Investment building shortly after August 1, according to tinoiiiicemetit made today by M. A. Lynch. While the storn will continue to speciallxe in women's reudy to wear, a greatly enlarged stock with u number of new lines Is comempliited, Lynch an Ul . Work of preparing the new tiuurtors for occupancy is now mi tier way. Contracts for remodel ling the Interior will bo let In next few days, Lynch suld. Cuuiplete rcdecorution is planned, with enlargement of the display windows und installation of spe cially constructed fixtures part of From the three-a-cniy to the Mot- riM)litnn Opera company is tile courw of ltevay Howard, ttorke- knocked I ley, Calif., (tirl now playing; In i Seattle. She lias a contract with , - . . the famed .New York company j PUTS. OXiyuCT KCQUeStS IllIN KIM, U1MI ii,f-s w n-T,, success of Marian Talley of Kiui siis City. ed to stop the fight. The battle wvpt over him and In the Ken" J fnii fpnr) CMnAT ieral confusion he recelveil several 1 J3JA I UK UluUU I severe ruts on the neaa, anil neck. The boy was brought to the hospital here shortly after mid night. He was operated upon I this morning and. unless intee-, Nation's Finances Is Sub tlon develops, was expected to .: ject DlSCUSSed recover soon. One of the wounds j narrowly missed Ihe Jugular rein. I j while another cut was In his cheek, one tooth having been out by the dog's fangs.: Mate to Take Blame Uupld City. S. 1).. July 21. (LPI Chairman Smooth of the senate j nnunce committee, wtucn win frame the tax reduction bill at the next session of congress, ar rived today for a conference with President Coolidge on the statu of the nation's finances. Snioot indicated that he might ! have his committer meet before New York. July 21. (IP) Mrs. the regular December session be Ruth Snyder, convicted of slaying gins so that It might work hand in her husband. Albert Snyder, was. hand with the house ways and reported today to be trying to means committee In framing the persuade Henry Judd Cray, also: tux reduction bill, convicted of the murder, to ar.-! The exact extent to which re cept full blame for the crime. iduction can go cannot be deter- their new home In Ontaria wherel jj0freshments were served at the! " tira'r agreed and Mrs. Snyder mined as yet. he said. Turner is In the furniture busi- cose 0f lne evening . ' - (was released as a result, shej An announcement was made ness. He Is a son of Mrs. Mary I k ! would make every effort to save i from the executive offices today Mrs. Ora llorton. manager of the Lynch and Huberts store on Oregon avenue, will be In charge of the new store. Lynch said. An increase In the staff will probably MFSTQ rnfll innFl'"' necessary, duo to the fuel thut lUJULi t O JJUlUJLi miiinrv ,l..,,r, ,.,, win i,; added to the store and all Hues of merchandise will be enlarged. Definite announcement of the opening date will he made by the first of August. Sybil Marshall. Miss I'hylis Kver ett. MisV Marian Smith. Miss Beth! Ager. and Miss Katherine Carlln. Prizes were awarded to Mlssi Sylvia Shepherd for giving the best stunt and to Mrs. Mahle Hen-, rv for the best novelty costume. I Turner of Ontario. I Mrs. M. H. Symons and her sis- I Inr Mra .1. Kohler. with Mvra ansa uetnei m. Jackson of K"l-SymonB llrove to Portland yester him from the electric chair, she 'that John Coolidge. the presl was said to have promised. ' j dent's son, would come here about Warden Kuwes and other ofti-.the middle of August for a three Orr of Marin I ar to visit with Mrs. Symons' ' ciula at Sing Sing prison, whert; weeks vacation, Indicating mond and Jess K. county, California, were married Sjster jn aw jrs. u. a. Head- Mr3. Snyder and Gray are Impris- president will remain In the Black in-tno fresnytenan church Wed- ford Mrs. Kohler is visiting with ncsday afternoon. Rev. A. W.H Mrs evmons for a few weeks. Lewis officiated. The witnesses were Naomi Rader and Athel Dud ley of Redmond. J Miss Irene Dart returned home1 t wun ner moiner. airs. it. r. uari. Mr. and Mrs. L. Sheeley and their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Donald i rtitchrest of Yakima. Wash., are Miss Thelma Thompson enter-. iB.vlnir todav for Elk lake where lalned Wednesday evening with a , they wiu be or the next week. novelty party In .honor of her if. house guest. Miss Elsie Tribou. Those present were Mrs. Roy Jen- hen. Mrs. Mahle Henry. Mrs. Rich- ,hi ..t flor hnvin .w.ni i. nrd Marshall. Miss 'Sylvia Shep-!eral wef.ks vlsiting in Portland' herd. Miss Hnzel ('rosswhite, Missl ,i r.,u nrnve - ! Mrs. C. T. Terril has returned1 from several days' visit in Port land, i 3 3 S j The Sunshine club met Tues day afternoon with Mrs. Louis Bennett. It was the first meet ing of the club in several weeks 1 anil a social afternoon was en joyed. Those present were Mrs. E. D. . Gilson, Mrs. Harry Sissell, MrB. Harvey H. De Armond. Mrs. R. A. i Smith. Mrs. A. L. Saye. Mrs. S. S. Simpson, Mrs. R. D. Ketchum. Mrs. j Harry Clement, Mrs. Cortley Al-1 len. Mrs. Harvey McKenzie. Mis. i. McDonald and Mrs. Harry Ham-; i Hi. .n I 3 . . . i weniy memners of the worn-' en's Civic league enjoyed a picnic , party at Hansen's resort on the ; Metollus yesterday In honor of Mrs. Carrie Manney, who is visit-: Ing here from California. Mrs. i Manney, a former president of the league, gave a talk to the club i members at a social meeting in j the open after the luncheon. p'-y -Jll Big Pictures Coming To Theaters In Bend The film version of. "The Re- Jtivenatlqn of Aunt Mary" opens; today at the Liberty theater. This; picture is the comedy In which j May Rohson played on the legiti mate stage. She has the lead In i the film version. i "Corporal Kate," with Vera i Reynolds, Kenneth Thompson and' Julia Fuy is Idled for the Liberty , within the next few weeks. FOR A GOOD TIME come to the Friday, 7 P. M., at 1443 W. FIRST ST. Benefit of Epworth League WOMKX N.t.MK (ll lilillt Oakland. Calif.. July 21. (LP) Ijena Mudesin PhUllps, New York, today wus nominated with out opposition for the presidency of tho national organlcntloii of busfness. and professional women In convention here. CHAMIIKK filVKI AID Astoria, Ore., July 21. (LP) The Astoria chamber of com merce will undertake a campaign to secure 1170.000 In stock sub scriptions to be based on an e. crow ngreement. SMART NEW Wash Dresses Voiles, Prints and Silks JUST ARRIVED New Voile Dresses New Designs ami new patterns, laee trimmed $3.95 to $4.95 Organdy Trimmed Prints Crisp new materials colors anil styles in a variety of $2-95 Mogrldge, one of the veteran pluiiers.ln the mnjiir leugues. has left the Boston Niitlonuls to become niunngnr of the Roches ter International League club, of which he Is part owner. to $32. LYNCH & ROBERTS , , SMART SHOP AYjt l)unr Court Hmixn Entrance Rayon and Silk Undenvear Following the policy of the Fair Store of always giving just a little better value for your mone,,7e have some SPECIAL FEATURES in Rayon and Silk Ladies' Wear. Don't miss them. GOOD WEIGHT RAYON VESTS, made of a fine gauge rayon, all shades I DC Extra heavy weight, new process of knitting machine, it is almost run proof; QC all shades and sizes 3C RAYON BLOOMERS, full cut and rein forced where wear is most ; to d I A Q match vests above; all colors u)lnr7 Extra heavy, out sizes; made dt no for wear; pair D190 CHILDREN'S SETS OF BLOOMERS AND VESTS Something new and smart for the kiddies; sizes 8, 10 and 12 years; Tq bright colors; set blv LADIES' SLIPS Shadow proof, full size and cut to fit; yQ all sizes I)li LADIES' GOWNS Heavy weighty I no and cut to fit; each I)l0 Hosiery Specials Rayon Silk Hose, a good weight and long wearing hose; all the new and wanted shades Pair, 49c; 3 pairs, $1.39 Rayon plated on pure silk hose, service weight; a good value; all shades and sizes, Pair, 95c; 3 pairs, $2.69 Extra heavy pure silk, full fashioned hose; service weight. The best 2 value we can buy 1 pair, $1.98; 3 pairs, $5.00 FAIR PRICES AT THE FAIR STORE FAIR STORE EBERLY'S I Ul " " wnonwsM rmmrmrmMtUM rtHlttiiaflM ibMMi UM IMHM MWIW'I WW I iM MM m ' nMMiMf hiiiNMU IMIMH 'Mn i inrt 1 When You Miss Your Bulletin Call 56 and a copy .will be delivered at once free of charge For change of address, please do not notify carrier boy only call the office direct, giving old and new residence, and you will avoid errors in service THE BEND BULLETIN i)itHHMiliWi
