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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
3
Social notes highlight meetings and events among women, including club gatherings, personal notices, fashion tips, home hints, and items of general interest. It records who attended, where, and any notable announcements or upcoming activities in a concise, period-appropriate style.
In late summer fashion notes a dark brown cashmere frock for girls aged eighteen to twenty. It features a pleated blouse and tunic with center box pleat, embroidered ecru accents, two rows of brown velvet buttons, and a folded girdle belt.
A reported home remedy suggests dissolving two tablespoonfuls of washing soda in a hot foot bath and soaking every other night. Soaking ten to fifteen minutes is claimed to restore tired feet to a normal condition and ease burning feet.
A fashionable crowd gathered on the south hill for an all afternoon bridge event hosted by Mrs. Colesworthy. Prizes were won by Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Tallman. Refreshments were served by Misses Thompson Johns Jerard Rice and Coleworthy.
Mrs J W Fellbaum visits for Sun birthday of Rev T M Ramadell as guests attend luncheon in Portland with Mses Stearns Munnie Muntchett and many others. Church and club events include a Presbyterian Halloween social at the parish house, a Tuesday Bridge Club gathering at Mrs J Butliwegs, and a college luncheon with yellow and black decor. Local librarian Miss Lotte Fleck moves to Portland and La Grande football players receive a Moose Hall dance.
Loyal Order of Moose hosts an enjoyable Wednesday dance at Woodman Hall with many members and guests in attendance. Mrs. Mabie returns from Walla Walla, Mrs. Hinkle from Hermiston, Miss Stoughton visits, and Mrs. Gullick and Mrs. Boyden host house guests. Also notes on Hood Sarsaparilla and new gutta percha insulation for submarine cables.
C D D Melville and John McKenna of Edmonton finished a nine week journey covering 1300 miles by wooden canoe on northern rivers and 300 miles overland. They documented abundant wildlife and potential mineral indications from Athabasca to Port Vermilion, and noted rapid settlement with railroads coming.
Washington Oct 31 special report from the forest service shows only 141 grazing trespass cases on national forests in the past fiscal year. About 52 000 grazing permits were issued and more than 206 million head of domestic stock grazed on the forests. Forest officers praise cooperation of stock owners in maintaining compliance across vast acreages.
A well known authority warns that regular meat consumption can strain kidneys and cause backache and other symptoms. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water daily for several days to flush and restore kidney function, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and prevents bladder irritation.
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