Social Evening Hosts Bright Attendance and Gifts
A social session at Alpha assembly No. & Unita Ar tlaans drew a large attendance on Tuesday evening with a splendid program and refreshments afterward. Mis Edith Slusher visits her mother in Pendleton and will return tonight to Portland for studies at St Helen's Hall. Bernice Crawford of Walla Walla has been elected queen of the May festival in her city. Paralee Halley hosted a Young Ladies' Bridge club gathering, Edna Zimmerman winning the afternoon prize. Mrs William C Shultz, guest at a recent Hotel Portland bridge event, received flowers. Daphne Circle No. 2 marked its 14th anniversary with a banquet and speeches. the group presented Mrs Estelle Mann a gold shirtwaist set in appreciation.
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Alpha Assembly, No
Unita Artlaans
Edith Slusher
William Sluther
Portland
St. Helen's Hall
Bernice Crawford
Walla Walls
Miss Crawford
Pendleton
Paralee Halley
Young Ladies’ Bridge Club
Edna Zimmerman
Daphne Circle No. 2
Estelle Mann
Carmichael
Weston
Daphne Circle
Social events and marriage in town this week
Mrs G I Ladow hosted an afternoon in honor of Mrs Wesley Matlock at her West Court home with about thirty five guests and music. At Mrs Howlsby’s home on Saturday, April 4, Rev N Evans united Geo W Liaf and Fay E Bowlaby in marriage. The couple will reside at 410 West Court. Automobiles carried residents to the Walla Walla aviation meet, including multiple couples and families. Ida Cherry gave a piano recital in the Association building with sister Ina Cherry assisting, featuring a program of Bach Mozart Hawley and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Ladow
Wesley Matlock
West Court Street
Wm. Howlsby
Tiane Street
Rev
N. Evans
Methodist Episcopal Church
Geo
W. Liaf
Fay E. Bowlaby
West Court
Harriet Young
Misa Ida Cherry
Association
Miss Cherry
Miss Ina Cherry
Misa Edna Gates
Hawley
Eversacens
Pendleton Social Likely Draws Big Turnout for Park Fund
An afternoon card party and reception for ladies, hosted by Mrs Jas A Foo and Mille-Woodmiln hall, is planned for Saturday May so Pendleton society may turn out in force. Mrs Allee Sheridan and others assist in planning. patronesses to be announced. Music and refreshments will be provided to aid the park fund.
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Mille-Woodmiln Hall
Park Fund
Pendleton
Jas
A. Foo
Allee Sheridan
Mrz
Churches of the Redeemer Sunday Services and Talks
Church notices announce divine services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m. Offertory will feature I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say. Evangelier Mia MacClellan from Moody Church will speak and sing at the morning service. Evening sermon on Dynamite. Bible school at 10 with junior work andYoung People meetings. Other church listings note topics How Lilies Grow and A Cloud of Witnesses and summer schedule changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Voice of Jesus
Charles Quinney
Evangelier and
Mia, MacClellan
The
Peoples’ Church
Moody Church
Chicago
R. E. Storey
North Main Street
J. W. van Dewalker
Bible School
Columunion
Cartright Concert Co
Webb and
Johnston Streets
N. Evans
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church Morning Service and Evangelists Visit Pendleton
The program lists organ prelude doxology invocation responsive reading hymns scripture solo by Mrs J R Dickson prayer choir response offertory anthem The Radiant Morn Has Passed Away by Rev F L Milnes benediction postlude and hymn numbers 273 365 sermon Education Legislation Religion by Rev F J Milnes Evangelists J Coombs McClellan and wife from Moody Church Chicago will speak and sing at the Baptist church Sunday invitation extended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. R. Dickson
FL J, Milnes
Misa Ruppe
F. J. Milnes
J. Coombs McClellan
Evvangelists
Chicago
Moody Church and Bible Institute
Pendleton
Baptist Church
At the Picture Shows Pendleton’s Fancy Program
At the Orpheum Sun day bills feature Athaliah Queen of Judea from Pathé and Across the Plains a great photo play with a lone girl and cowboys. Also Billy’s Valentine a Vitagraph comedy and Society and the Man from VitaTrope with a cautionary moral on city life and entertainment. Four reels, 4000 feet of moving pictures.
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Orpheum
Pendleton
Athaliah
Queen of Judea
Pathe
Jean Racine
the Plains
Basanay
Plains
Billy
Vitagraph
Seolety
Weiter
Lfi
The Spanish Gypsy in Biograph’s Screen Romance
A New York World review lauds The Spanish Gypsy as a complete, well crafted Biograph feature with vivid gypsy camps, love, jealousy, and dramatic flair. It praises clear plotting, artistic treatment, and strong applause from the audience. Also highlighted are Edison titles Between Two Fires and Getting His Own Back with Franco Prussian war scenes and a humorous comedy sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Applaine
Edison
Roy Norton
Aiibortels
The Survival of the Fittest Selly Circus Tale
A lively comic about a circus story titled The Survival of the Fittest Selly. It features a show girl with two lovers and a dancing bear. A lion attack creates a thrill, ending with rescue by her former lover.
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Selly
Helix Junior B B C Beats Sand Hollow 16 to 6
Special Correspondence from Helix Oregon notes the Helix Juniors defeating Sand Hollow by 16 to 6. Uncle Johnny Peterson visits Walla Walla to see daughter for two to three weeks while Mrs John Peterson travels to Rock Springs Wyoming to visit her son and sister unseen for over two years.
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Helix
Ore
B. B.C
Sand Hollow
Johnny Peterson
Walla Walla
John Peterson
Rock Springs
Wyo
Johnny
Umatilla
John
Henry
Fred Peterson
Julian Nelton
White
Dr. McKinney
Ike
Fourth of July Parade Divides Socialist Rally In New York
New York on April 29 reported socialists marking a Fourth of July event with a Mad Day parade as members quit work to hear Marxian speakers. Suffragettes had planned a large demonstration for Wednesday but leaders halted the Womener's Political Union parade, postponing it to next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Widay
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Worner’s
Boy Learns to Collate in Dictionary Quest
A misread office scene shows a boy named George in the next room studying a big dictionary. Asked what he is doing he reveals he is trying to spell collaborate and is looking through the book to find it. The office manager returns and continues with duties as the boy finishes page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
A Business Opening for the Right Man
A recruitment notice offering a sales career in accident and health insurance on a dollar a month plan. It promises high pay for effort, quick advancement, and full training, noting they will employ another representative in the locality and inviting responses today.
Aldrich Insurance Boss Backed by Pitcher in Portland
In Portland Oregon on an arrangement between L Aldrich district manager and J B Pitcher president of the Vaulted States Health and Accident Insurance Co the association appears to hinge on leadership figures and office presence in March.
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Marquam Md
Portland, Orst
L. Aldrich
Dist
Vaulted States Health and Accident Insurance Co
J. B. Pitcher
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Oxfords
Ris Ieee
Lansdown
Peoples Warehouse
F. F. Perham
Kennewick
Gus la Fontaine
G. I. la Dow
Misa Irene Ta Dow
C. F. Bishop
Hood River
Salem
Norbourne Berkeley
South Thompson Street
Mince Wilma Burmeister
Ines Makin
Maud Morton
Arthur Sprague
E. J. Somerville
Madame Sherrs
American Woman’s League
Commercle Club
John Vert
H. F. Johnson
Pansy Ireland
Calgary
Mrs
Roy Alexander
Clark
Nelson
Mrs. Alexander
Frank Abbott
Walla Wath
William C. Shultz
T. C. Taylor
J. F. Robinson
T. G Montgomery
Me-Nette
F. EB. Judd
Mary Roberts
Sar R. Thompson
Willard Bond
HH. J. Burke
Leon Cohen
W. M. Blakely
E. L. Smith
Tom Vaughan
Una Smith
Clarence Bishop
Chopin O.oceenevee
Schubert
Moment Musicale
Darscaad
Scacs
Maxurki Hensel
First Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal
Rasuinay
Polin A. Nusbaum
Cuta
Cartwright Concert CO
Forest Cartwright
Blanche Porterpfield
Dorothy Cartwright
United States
Ladies’ Aid Society of Christian Church
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