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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1908

Page

5

Local social notes and club gatherings update

Friday return of Miss Elina Florence from San Francisco and ongoing club meetings with Mrs. T C Taylor and Mrs. Norbourna Berkeley hosting upcoming events. Reports of visits to Hermiston Spokane Brunet Hall graduation preparations for Elizabeth Van Antwerp, and various luncheons, cards, and receptions including a Padock par ish aid hosted event.

Ernest Skilea Spokane Brunet Hall Elizabeth van Antwerp

Coffee deal sparks buyer debate at local grocer

A fragmented notice from a local grocer promises money back if customers are unsatisfied with coffee quality, framing a price-based contrast between affordable options and premium blends.

Mrs Mallock Hosts Guests With Miss Alina Harris in Town

Mrs Mallock entertains guests including Miss Alina Harris a public school teacher and her uncle Mr Harris of Texas during a local social visit in town.

Mrs. Mallock Alina Harris Mr. Harris Texas

Chit Life in Art by the Current Literature Club

Mrs. James A. Fee entertained the Current Literature club with an afternoon program on Children in Art. Mrs. J. R. Dickson led readings and songs, including Armenian Lullaby with Eugene Field lyrics. Large photographic reproductions aided study. papers and talks highlighted color and outline of subjects. refreshments followed.

Clark Nelson Young Married People's Card Club Lachlan Macleay Sam Thorapeson James A. Fee Joshua Reynolds Eugene Field J. R. Dickson Galahad Watts Alexander Eugene Pfeld Mra. A. L. Slusher

Church and religious notices across several congregations

Multiple churches listed with pastors and service times including Baptist at 102 EB Alta street morning worship 11 and evening 8 with sermons. Presbyterian Corner College Alta morning 10:30 sermon theme The Parable of the Unjust Steward. German Lutheran at Warren station 10:30. M E Church in city at 2 pm. Congregational Webb and Johnson 11 am sermon Mortal or Immortals with 10 am Bible school. Methodist First M E Webb and Johnson morning sermon Does Righteousness Always Exalt a People and evening sermon. Epworth League and Junior League. communion services noted. final line notes fashionable hats.

Storey Alta ‘Street Young People's Society Presbyterian Corner College Alta W. L. van Nuys Shelley Chas. Darnton Young People’s Meeting German Evangelical Lutheran Church Warren Station Northern Pacific M. E George L. Sprattler Congregational Church Webb and Johnson Streets W. FP. Taylor Jutier Endeavor Young People’s Society C. BE the Church of Christ A. Mackenzie Meldrum M. E. Church Minnie Baker Spokane Bernice Ruppe M. BE Wouth Aura Streets Lewellen Epworth League

Soup Etiquette Sparks Snippet Exchange

A comic exchange features Mrs Hendricks the landlady pressing soup upon Mr Dumley who resists. She insists it is bad form to refuse a second helping while he claims etiquette aside the issue is the soup. The scene shifts to a father confronting Harold about misbehavior and Harold pleading innocence.

Mrs. Hendricks Mr. Dumley Pearson’s Weekly

Woman Death Hat Note Sparks Coroner Remark

Hampstead coroner remarks on feminine psychology noting women remove hats before self harm as an odd cultural detail. Telegraph cites the quote about women taking off hats before death. Commentary adds that cunning is both offensive and defensive, with use of “match cunning with cunning” as a last resort from John A Howland.

Hampstead London Telegraph John A. Howland

Man who pays for the Merry Widow hat misses jokes

A brief humorous note notes that the man funding the Merry Widow hat cannot appreciate the jokes about them. The line hints at social satire and a possible aristocratic audience distinction.

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Penleton Elina Florence San Francisco T. C. Taylor Norbourna Berkeley Lee Moorhouse Hermiston Augusta Moule Elmer P. Dodd of Mrs. R. Alexander J. F. Robinson Laura Nash Frank Fragler Charles Hamilton Fred E. Judd Sans Souc Linn Sturgis Fred Shoemaker John F. Robinson Frank Frasier Max Baer Henry John G. W. Phelps James Welsh Portland Roy Ritner John Isaacs N. E. Despain W. L. Thompson Ed Strahorn C. E. Rooseevlt Abmer F. W. Vincent R. L. Paddock William Matlock Aid Schilling Chit Life In Art Chaminade Dudley Buck Dickson Longfellow Raphael Savevessv Johns German Lutheran Services Christian Secience Christian Methodist Church of the Redeemer Lla M. EF Churel Gil EN [ Ih Folger’s J. A. Folger & Co Father Harold Papa Chicago News California Fic Syrup Co Druccists Morrie B. Streeter Miss Bryan Princess Pendleton Drug Co Umatilla East Court Icc Northwestern Gas Henry Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company Phone Main Col Fergy’s Graham Charter Oak German Optical Co Suite Schmidt Block Pendleton, Ore the Club Pendleton Oregon Thornton Music CO Main Street Columbia, Edison and Victor
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