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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
3
Portland dispatch reports Judge McGinn failed to move Dr. Henry Waldo Coe and Viola M. Coe toward settlement as tensions remain high after a 26 year marriage. Attorneys urged out of court talks involving the three sons, but both sides balked, and the judge ordered the case to proceed.
Two men at United Presbyterian church during a Bible class had their overcoats taken from the cloak room. Later police arrested two men at the Southern Pacific depot and recovered one coat.
The pattern gown features a pale blue crepe de chine dress easily made at home with white shadow lace on each shoulder and a vent formed by embroidered white mouseline. The skirt uses a tunic and drapery, with a self-tone satin ribbon sash, while new glassware and rock crystal pieces accompany formal dinners with matching finger bowls and lace dollies.
Townspeople plan a State Hospital dance hosted by attendants, not officials. Miss Helen Raymond's Sunday school group from First Presbyterian met at Water Street home. A two day bridge party on South Main Street is hosted by Mrs James G B Perry and Miss Jonnie Perry. Some clubs pause until next year for Christmas prep. Dr David B Hill recovers from surgery and visits in Salem before returning to Pendleton. Echo hosted a dancing party managed by Jack Young. An invitation dance occurred at Eagle Woodman hall under Glenn Finch and Roy Bowman. Mrs A H Cox hosted the Mistletoe Club at 514 Raley Street yesterday.
Special correspondence from Weston reports the Rebekah Degree conferred on Mrs. Maud Keen and Mrs. May Ashwor 1. Weston girls basketball prepares for Saturday game against Milton Columbia college on the Weston floor. Local residents and visitors including Clarence Rexroad, Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Dr. Newsom, the Mills family, Blomgren, Navin, and others are mentioned in a string of short notices about trips, shop moves, and social calls in Walla Walla and nearby towns. The piece also notes a rural telephone trunk line project between Weston and Athena and various local visits and movements.
Rev Victor Von Kubinyi and his congregation of over 200 in South Bend marched to St James Episcopal Church to renounce the National Catholic church of America and embrace the Episcopal faith. Kubinyi was ordained an Episcopal rector.
In Astoria Oregon on December 10 the Tongue Point rock crushing plant closes for winter as 12 convicts employed there are paroled by a penitentiary officer. Some men may stay on to guard the plant or work at the county poor farm for board through the season.
Paris designers form a trade defensive committee to protect Parisian dressmakers against film and camera use feared to threaten idleux theft and the fashion trade. committee aims to safeguard design secrecy and preserve Paris as a couture hub amid rising visual exposure.
New York officials report 241 traffic fatalities in the past 11 months with 39 arrests and no convictions. Reform speakers at a Society for Political Study meeting urged stronger controls and enforcement to curb auto crash deaths in the city.
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