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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1911
Page
3
Easter sale promotes skirts priced at Regulate 36.50 with $7.50 shirts and items up to 84.95. Features all wool panamas and voiles in brown black navy gray and gray mixtures. Includes neblow new models pleated styles braid and button trim.
Women’s oxfords advertised with patent leather vidi kid velour calf suede velvet cravanette and tan Russia options. Mentions latest lasts toes and stylish heels. Claims easy fit and economical prices aimed at appealing to the most particular customer.
Easter sale offers men’s oxfords in patent leather kid velour calf and tan at deep discounts. prices range from $2.95 to $4.00 for various styles with other apparel and fabrics advertised including lingerie waists, embroidery, towels, ribbons, and dresses, plus discounted suits and oxford options for men.
A catalog snippet lists 51.50 muslin skirts and 1.19 under skirts. Descriptions mention full width pieces with eyelet embroidery and with five rows of flounee or similar trim.
The Pendleton Chripte A, W. L. held its annual meeting last Monday electing Mrr. 8S. A. Low ell president Mrs. Mary Marvey secretary Mrs. Cara J. McAllater first vice president Stra Tevie M. Tiront second vice president Mre Heten W. Robinson executive committee. The treasurer will be bonded by the head office at University City. Reports were read and the outlook for league prosperity looks brighter. A remonstrance signed by subscribers to the Woman's National Daily was discussed, protesting treatment by the Washington D. C. post office. A committee led by Sto. Lee Moorhouse was appointed to locate a suitable meeting place for the group. The local chapter plans a meeting on the 17th inst to nominate a candidate for elite regent.
A young society gathering at 612 Jefferson Street hosted by Merle Nolen and Myrtle Hoe featured dancing and prizes totaling $500. Attendees included Arlene McMonies and Clem McCoy, with a long list of invited Misses and Messrs. including Edna Baker, Grace Hatton, Claire McDonut, Mary Johns, Adah Iwerturfl, and many others.
Palm Sunday announcements include details from Baptist, First Christian, and Presbyterian churches with service times sermons and Sunday school. In Spokane, a monument unveiling honoring John Jacob Astor Fur Company site is planned on the Spokane house site with historic context and future design notes.
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