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Bowl.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-02-23

4u4'AoDlsy EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
sunday at L, A. NJ. and 1870
s.. REV. j. r. JACOBS.
Pastor
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-02-23
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

~ 7HILE the Red cross, Belgian
M relief. the Navy League and
w soldiers welfare work are &C
cupying the attention OF FL Paso's
patriotic women this year, the little
children at home are not being ne
elected.
Christmas trees are TO be given at
the Rescue Home for the little tots
there and at the Day Nursery for the
children under the care OF the Asso-
ciated charities FL Paso's older
charitable charges viii also be re-
membered, for the civic committee OF
the Womans club viii take presents
TO and give a program for the in
mates Of the county hospital
For the Christmas tree at the Res
cue Home, Mrs James Graham Nc
Nary viii be in charge. assisted by
Mrs. W. W. Turney. Mrs. W. J.. Tooley.
AR. Robert Holiday. Mrs j. A
Erakauer, Mrs. q. A. Martin. Mrs.
Walter Merkel and Mrs. Fl0riue
Miller.
Mrs. C.. y. Bassett viii furnish the
Christmas tree and the decorations
for the tree TO be given ar the sun
shine Day Nursery for the little boys
and girls on Christmas eve. Mrs w
c. Roe has charge Of the solicitations
OF presents for the children and tur-
key for a Christmas dinner The ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Sweaters Ready, but Secretary of
Navy Refuses to Allow Delivery

q result of the difference that
"A has arisen between secretary
4 , Daniels and president Thomp-
son Of the Navy league. the distribu-
ton machinery Of the latter has been
clogged to such an extent that many
sweaters, helmets, wristlets, socks
and mufners. ready to send to the
sailors. are lying idle. while Uncle
SANS seamen are suffering from &C
tual cold To get their finished gar
ments to needed centers abroad. the
FL Paso branch OF the Navy league
may have to consider affiliating with
the Red Cross, which will naturally
complicate the workings Of both or
a meeting OF the league Is called for
next Tuesday, at the home of Mrs.
W H. Austin
There is no question that the en-
listed men in both the army and navy
are calling for warmer clothing Some
OF the soldiers at Fort Bliss are even
trying to buy sweaters. but this is
impossible, for all garments are
given away. In several cases. the
wool has been purchased and volun-
teers. have knitted it into the needed
wearing apparel
Mrs. c $. Henning received a letter
on Thursday from her son. c. S Hen
ming. jr., now stationed with the en-
Eineer corps in Rockford. awaiting
orders to sail. saying
Colder than cold here. About five
below in the middle of the day. and
you know what that means at night.
Several Of our boys who were on
guard night before last froze their
ears badly. Tonight. however, a ship
Uent Of helmets arrived from the Red
Cross. and everyone is happy. You
can imagine how It feels to walk
post for two hours. with the Their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Ell Pdsodns Returning.

Miss Irma Davis. who IS attending
Ward Belmont college. in Nashville,
viii arrive soon TO spend her holiday
vacation with relatives.
Maj. and Mrs. James Regain are now
M home 20 friends at the Altman The
latter but recently Joined her hus-
band in FL Paso, having been east for
several months.
Her friends are welcoming Mrs.
Mary Ward hack from Maryland. this
prominent matron having arrived
Wednesday at the Hotel Paso del
Norte, from the east Mrs. Ward eX-
poets TO be I'm the city continuously
for the next few months
The Kelly girls. Mary and Eliza
beth. are arriving Sunday from Ward
Belmont school. in Nashville. TO enjoy
the holidays with their parents, for
mer mayor and Mrs. g. F. Kelly The
girls ara in their first year at the
educational Institution. and their
coming means much to the entire
household
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

mometer 10 or Is below and nothing
over your ears. All o. X for ser
Ecaut. because he has only to make
The rounds once in while, but Il IS
sure tough on the privates-"
Mrs. HeuninE recently displayed IN
cenuity in a checker board she ere
ated out Of khaki, with the playing
side or board made Of red kinderEar-
ten cloth. checked in white. and
stitched many times to make for dur
ability The board is 10 inches square.
with q flap. and place for the check
ers in the pocket IT rolls cOmpactly
up into almost nothing. She sent two
OF these along to her son in his last
box, and they are proving invaluable
to the boys in their recreation hours
Tonight in the auditorium Of the
FL PasO high school. The Man on
the Box viii be presented by an able
cast. under the direction OF Mrs
Irene Shirley Frickelton. for the bene-
fit Of the Navy league wool fund. 1t
was this delightful comedy that SO
recently made a big hit. when given
for the high school fund. Every cent
made viii go toward buying yarn for
the volunteer knitters. who are max
ing sweaters. wristletS. helmets. socks
and mufflers for the men of the navy.
Admission is % cents.
The cast OF characters follows;
Robert Worburton, by DeSales
kearney.
Charlie Henderson. BY Franklin
Williams.
Col. Amnesty. by Park Bishop.
Judge Watts by Harrison Ledford-
Count karl0ff. by Harry Pearson.
Col Raleigh, by Bailey Winter
Officer O'Brien, By " L. Lively.
Officer Cassidy, by Robson Pom
eroy-
Elizabeth Amnesty. by Sadie Ruth
Aldridge.
Mrs. Conway. by Ethel Mcknight
Nancy Worburtou, by Gladys Nuel-
Ter.
Cook. by Thelma Spinelli
Mrs Brown. by Lillian Rhodes.
William. the Coachmau. Roy Wyler.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Women of the City to Give the
Poor Children a Real Christmas

! Iasl school fo- Girls which gave an
entertainment FOR the Day Nursery
children last year. viii this year fur
nish presents Of a useful nature for
all the little ones
Most enthusiastic was Thursdays
meeting Of the mothers class Of the
First Methodist church, who planned
q Christmas shower for the Rescue
Home. at the residence OF Mrs ". A.
Haigh, 912 Dallas street over 30 were
present Clothing - little stockings
and shirts and dresses and flannels
and coats. pillows. and Sl5 In cash
was turned in, as the gift OF cheer to
the children housed so well out at the
home, and when Mrs. T. l. Pitman
took the many bundles out, later on
i'm the evening. the JOY OF the girls
and matrOu knew no bounds Mrs
$. Y. Young and Mrs. s H McMullen
accompanied Mrs Pitman on the sure
'nuf 10y ride
The women viii give another SO 70
the Home by the first Of the year and
made the announcement 10 ensign
Kate ATarek. matrou Of the home
that S25 would be their annual gift
in the future TO the Home, on Christ
mas
Two bolts OF birdseye cloth were
donated by Mrs. McMulleu, and this
was made up for the babies, as the
afternoons diversion Mrs H. =
Durkse gave a splendid talk on TAX
ing Time for Child Training and en-
phasized the fact that none Of US play
enough with the children. Mrs. Lii
lie Howard told several stories in
fascinating style, by way Of Illus
trating proper story telling 70 the
little folk. Punch was served.
Present were Mesdames John n
Jackson. ". y. Wallen. 7. ". Thomp-
son. Ray Surplus, George Cowherd.
@. d. Hettrick. R. S Trumbul. Il 5
Durkee. John braves. Fred Jones, W
:. Birney. " c. Jones. NJ L. Hutchins
Joe Carpenter. G. ". Downs, s r
era WORD r. I. Pitman, II. L Dillon.
s Wallsmith, s V Young, :. H. Nc
Mullen. Lille Howard, J. II. Rullma1,
B. T. Winters. J. A. Armstrong, T. G.
Lister, and the hostess
The WOman's club circle FOR Red
Cross work and an hour OF modern
poetry. arranged by Mrs c. A kinkels
scheduled TO meet Saturday afternoons
at the home Of Mrs. w. r Brown. has
been indefinitely postponed-at least
until after the holidays
The Junior clubs OF the 7. ". c. a
will hold its regular monthly couu-
ell meeting at the y. W C. A rooms
on Texas street on Saturday afternoon
~ . o'clock It viii take the form of a
Christmas party. Reports viii be
read by the presidents OF all the
clubs and Miss Lucille Day Will tell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
IL PASO WOMEN WILL COMPLETE THEIR QUOTA
OF RED CROSS "WIPES" THIS WEEK AND WILL
TAKE 4 PRE-HOLIDAY REST ALL OF NEXT WEEK

Y. Fennessy, Mrs. A. L. Eaton, Mrs
Ed Plumb. Mrs. Herbert Z. Steven
son. Mrs. Miller. a salad course was
served. The members in attendance
included Mrs. ". G. Roe president;
Mrs. George T. Cameron. Mrs. Mar
garet Leonard, Mrs. A. Audreas, Mrs
Y. Audreas, Mrs James Brady, Mrs NJ
Z. Sweeney, Mrs. Henry Welsch, Mrs.
p. II. Luckett, Mrs. Paul Ginther, Mrs
J. ]. DriscOll. Mrs Clara Tepfer, Mrs
J. Donnelly, Mrs. ". A. Rank. Miss NJ
c. DOYLE. Mrs. Ward, Miss EuphrasIa
Sweeney and Mrs Mary Chipley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

sthing like 500 the previous day, and
the women are climaNing their activ-
tiles for the week today. with a good
crowd in attendance at the church
Twenty Two members OF St Pat
rick's altar guild met Thursday with
Mrs W. J. Quigly and made 65t
wipes" as their share in the day
surgical dressings drive. in addition
to preparing 100 additional squares,
ready TO be turned Miss Katherine
Heisler Joined as q new member. and
the guests present were Mrs Daniel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
High School Has Many of It's Former
PUPILS Serving in y. S. Army

Friday morning 10 hear the lecture
delivered By O.. u. Blanchard OF the
United States reclamation service IN
conf junction with stereopucon views
The pupils Of Mrs. Margaret L.
S-eE eus-s physical training classes
viii be the participants IN a prog ram
which is 10 be rendered Friday, De-
cenber q, the Gay scuooi cIlses - f4
the Christmas holidays, m the IN
auditorium at $3.50 a. m- The enter
talumeur VIII consist OF an Indian
scene from the Indian opera Ia
roma" hv Victor Herbert The scene
is chosen from the act where the
DrfZcaco tribe. who have been suffer
iur from a drOuth, are offering the
faIresu maiden Of the land as sacrl-
flee TO the rain god 20 appease ms
anger During the s1crlrlce Jne M
dian dancers dance for their cnleL ana
Miss Margaret stevens wiz take the
part of the faireSU Indian maiden VINO
IS to be sacrificed The first group
OF dancers viii be Misses FrederlcRa
KIDD. Josephine kaufman. selma
Herszowitz. Dorothy Price and Ruth
SiIvermau. The second group VIII
De the tom tom dancers I1ey WIZ
be Misses Ethel Mcknight, Meme
Mae Becchamp. Louise hetLler, Anna
Raynor. Thelua Ees0,l, Clara CD
son. Isabella CorDir. Theresa o heetee,
and Mary O'Brieu-
The third group or dancers w11
will present the Dagger dance ef
Misses Ruby FULLER. Margaret PlatL-
EfTe Fletcher Lillian Nasnournr
Lois Ar6oin and Viuetta Llndauer.
AcconDanimeuts win be- played by
the high school orchestra
Friday evening. December q. after
school. the members of ~ IL Sinoe-
bands Spanish class viii he treated
r1 a Mexican" movie at the Mexican
theatcr "EI Rey-" The pupils VIII De
-raneroued by Mrs Sayde lnEles and
ri II. Sunderland Those I'm the class
are Hattie Patterson. Elizabeth
spence. Louise Brewer, Emma DaNy-
son TOseDhiue kaufman. Minnie
Fareucamp, Bianch kennedy SErld
Boedtker. Johnnie Chester. Matilda
T.7vruau. Helen KettIer. Pearl Pome-
roy. Gayle Talbot and George Gould
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

AVING all but killed themselve
with their strenuous efforts in
\ 4 completing the almost impos-
.sible task OF preparing $1,000 wipes"
An the big surgical dressings drive.
.ohe women Of FL Paso are to take a
deserved rest all next week, with the
Red Cross workshop being temper
arily closed down to permit a breath
ing space and Christmas shopping.
Unless an urgent call comes from ma
eionaI headquarters. the vacation viii
continue until TIE first OF the New
Year.
In addition 10 many hundred wOm-
en- working downtown, 1O1 circles
have done heroic" work throughout
fhe churches. clubs and neiEhborhood
coteries. As result, the wipes have
turned the downtown center into q
mass OF gauZe and boxes. Mrs Horace
". BrOaddus. Mrs D. Bruce Smith,
Hrs. ". ". TurneT and Mrs. J. F.
Williams packed 1850 wipes in two
boxes Thursday. ready TO go, eight
boxes OF $500 each having already
been sent This makes So, 200 surgical
dressings disposed Of. and the heads
81 the work viii have two additional
boxes containing in all 1900 ready
70 60 by noon on Saturday. tOtaling
s. all more than was allotted TO Fl
sso-s9, 500.
A circle for the making or Red
Cross surgical dressings has been Or
iRaaiz at the home Of the Misses
sGfddings. Gil California street.
Nearly 400 wipes were finished during
fhe past week. Among the workers
are Mrs A c. Wheatley, Mrs. Clea-
FenEer, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Katoski.
and the Misses Braun, Henry. BrOu-
Son, Gallagher and Gilchrist
( The women OF the First Presoy-
i1erian church met for a combined
Workday. all Thursday and in the
evening, to make wipes" in the sur
gical dressings drive MS J. c. Ba-
rada and Mrs. F. Z. Hunter combined
their circles. and made a wonderful
showing, both Thursday and today.
turning in $50 as their results Thurs
day
With Mrs ". n. Farley. chairman,
and Mrs J.. B. Mcdonald, instructor.
Of Westminster circle of the Presby-
terrain church, the Red Cross has
found a continuous wen Of encourage
ment in its big surgical dressings
drive for, although the workers NUM-
Der only about so over 1000 wipes"
have been inspected and handed in.
up TO date. Seven hundred and eighty
were turned in THURSDAY. with some.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

A pair OF SILK BoUcotr slippers en-
broidered plain or fur trimmed, t5t
20 S1-T5 per pair. Beach's Art Shop
city National Bank Bldg--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

n
-RIDAY morning assembly at the
II high school was given over to the
4 time 10 take q complete list OF
all boys who attended hi since
1912. and who have now Joined either
branch Of Uncle SANS service The
names OF all these boys viii be placed
on the roll of honor to be posted in
the main entrance.
The list as compiled up TO date ir-
cludes the following
clifford Anderson.
Maurice BlumenthaL George Eieter-
Adkins Bowden, John Burcu, James
Biggs. Frank Brown. EtOu blgEs.
Henry HIume Archie Brown. Alfred
Black. Arnold Barker, lgnatuls Ber-
rien. Sherman Baker, Lucas Bacon
LochIiu Caffey. Raymond Campbell,
Tom Clements, Harold ColdHeI. ken
dali Philip Coy. Henry Cline, Henry
Collins. Avis COchone-
Homer Dale. Verne Dalton. Harold
DepeW, Euy Darual, Rudolph Davis,
Theo Davis, Jack Donohue, Melville
Daruan, Harry Davis, Harold Def
Wiler.
George Easter. Manuel Escajeda.
Earl Evans, Stanley Ehler-
Angler Foster, Baylor Foster, Ever
EFT Fletcher.
Henry Goggin, Roy Gaylord. Cliff
GAYLORD, Rupert Giuet James Cor
man. p. NJ Garner. Jerome Gerlach-
Damon HadlOck. James Hawkins,
hammers Hilbert, Bernard Bill.
Lyman H0a-land, Philip Holman
Marquis Huffman, John House, Fred
Hunter.
RamieI Juugjohaun. Robert Jolly.
Curry Jackson. Ben jenkins, George
Johnston, Kneeland jenkins, Manuel
Jacobs. Carroll Justin
Charles Kilburn, Jack Knight
James kilburu. Marion KILLER, John
Kidd, Roland Kemp.
Vernon Lyman. Idus Lambert,
Franklin Lucas, Hal Langford-
George Mcclure. Frank Mcclure.
sam Marshall. William Mosley. Len
-'zhan, Norman Morrison. David Null
cahy, Taylor Norris. Elgie Means,
Robert Nussimer, Cliff 1IosteIlo.
Leroy NcGrady. Fortunatus MaEruder,
Cooper Mckemy, Barlow Norris, Mad
ison Ludd-
George Mold. Gilbert Newsom.
Harry O'DelL Ralph O'NeilL Jack
oliver
Robert Prothro. Roy PuIIiam Carlos
Porras, Dom Piatt, Haskell Porter,
Lloyd Peticolas. Charles Pollock
Lynn Pomeroy. sam Palmer, Robert
Robert Reany. Carol Roman. Pres
ton Roberts. Frank Ross, Russell
Ramage, WIN Race. Earl Roberts. Nat
Russell. David Reid. Clarence
Richard.
Irving Schwartz. Lemuel Smith.
Henry Schumacher. Roland Stahield.
Lawrence Stevens. Walton SOrreis,
Lon Sorrells. Lloyd Stanton, Frank
Scotch. Findley Spence. Claudius
Smith. Lee Sloane, Laurence Sheay.
Lawrence Shea Frank Stariiu.
Lamar Thomas, Homer Thomas and
Carl Upton.
Richard Eidmer.
a. Woods. Russell Worthlngtou.
Edward Warren. Clark Wright. Earl
Weisiger. Charles Weisert. Harry
Welsch, Harry Webster, Paul William,
Grady Weeks. Crawford Williams.
CLYDE Williams. Kenneth Wells. Ray
mOud White.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

Try Neolin soles and Wingfoot
rubber heels next time
Shoes dyed. bronzed and cleaned.
Piclzel Bros, 403 y. Oregon st.
Fine shoe repairing.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

Christmas story. Games viii be played
and refreshments served. The refresh
ment committee consists OF Mrs. J. W
Watson. Mrs. r D. Harvie. Mrs c. ~
Blanchard and the Misses Lula
PREFER and Marie Schwartz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

4 Hand painted silk handkerchief
case neatly boxed for that gift 75c
each. Beach's Art shop, City National
Bank Bldc-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

ti0ual course of manual training at
the High school. has resigned his
position here to take one in the
Wichita (kansas) High school Nj.
BeeZly has taught manual training
i'm various schools Of this city since
1912. but has only been with the
High school since September. Mr.
BeezIy viii leave here about Jan
nary 1f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

For a Wrist Watch go to The Jewel
ShOn.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

The boys who take science or who
are interested in agriculture, ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

ShOtEuns, Rifles and Revolver.
Allen Arms & Cycle Co.
404 y. Oregon St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14
Campbell's Cafe

1Ierchanf7s lunch. 40c- 4oulI IKE 4
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14


The Equal Franchise league is TO
sell its Christmas calendars for the
benefit OF the Rescue Home Several
have been already disposed Of, for the
Red Cross. but on account OF the big
membership drive OF the latter or
SANITATION. 10 be launched next week,
the league decided 10 transfer its ac-
tivities for the worthy local home
The members viii be at the downtown
hotel l1bbies and IN the larger stores,
until Christmas. selling the pretty
creations for IS cents. The different
women Will have charge OF the sales,
upon assigned days.
The place OF meeting FOR Mondays
Housewives league has been changed
from Norehead school 20 the audito-
rum Of the FL Paso high. The girls
who are 10 demonstrate suEarless
sweets have every convenience in
their domestic science department,
and the change was made upon invi-
tatiOn Of the high school faculty and
the junior Housewives. who organized
on Thursday. Mrs. Fuller Swift is
chairman OF the program for the De-
cember meeting. which hinges on the
Christmas spirit and menus suitable
to Christmas in war times
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-14

Richard Vidmer.
A. Woods. Russell Worthington-
Edward Warren. Clark Wright. Earl
Weisiger. Charles Weisert. Harry
Welsch, Harry Webster, Paul William,
Grady Weeks. Crawford Williams
CLYDE Williams. Kenneth Wells. Ray
mond White.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-11

special DAYS in the sunday School
Rev T. A. Graham or Hermiston.
s:OO--.sPlace of Evangelism in the
SUNDAY school" Rev J. NJ. Weaver
of Seattle.
Music in the sunday
school. Rev. P. c. Money OF Pres
colt.
4so-Assignment or delegates TO
places OF entertainment
Evening Session
7:sO-Devotions LED by Rev. D. L.
Clark of Freewater.
T:45-Address of welcome by Mr.
Emmel, Supt. Athena sunday school.
s:OO-Response by Rev. r. +.
Gornan.
S:15-~Passion Play" shown by
Rev. Walter GIeiser. Athena
Thursday Morning
.. .Oo-Devotions led by Rev. ]. 6.
Carrick of Huntsville.
sunday School organization
and administration by DR., Warner
O:OO-"Adult Bible Class by
Rev. ]. NJ. weaver of Seattle.
lO:45-'The sunday school So
cial institution by Rev. r. E. Cor
nall
11:sO-"The Primary Essentials in
Building Up An Efficient sunday
school" by D. L Clark.
l2:OO-Luncheon.
Afternoon Session
1:OO-Devotions led by ehe Pasco
Pastor.
l:l5-Methods of Teaching in
| our sunday Schools---Advantages and
disadvantages" by Or. Warner.
2:OO-'Necessity of Teacher Train
ing in the Sunday School, REV. A.
A Calender.
| 2:45-'The Use of the Blackboard
Rev. ]. NJ. Weaver.
| s:3O-"Missionary Instruction in
the sunday school, Rev. j. o. John
son. Pomeroy.
4:15-'Round Table"
Evening Session
7:30-Devotions led by Rev. p. c.
Money.
s:O0-Address by DR.. Bowen. pas
tor Hope Methodist Church. Wal'a
walla.
Entertainment will be furnished
delegates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-11

L. H. Fox of walla waila is at the
Bowman.
b. f. Knapp of Hermiston spent
last night in the city.
]. d. Todd of Hermiston was an
over night visitor here.
Pete Sheridan. Butter creek stock
man, was here yesterday
Emil Zimmerman came in from his
Helix ranch this morning.
Frank Hopkins or lone is register
ed at the St. George Hotel.
Mrs Lyman Rice has gone TO Wal
la Walla upon a brief visit.
Dr. w. H. Lytle. state veterinarian,
is registered at the Pendleton.
w. Piper of Athena, was among the
visitors in Pendleton yesterday.
Lee Fulkerson, government trap
per of Wallula, and mis- daughter are
spending the day in the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-11

ing star" by Mrs. Isampkin. The pro-
gram was beautifully rendered an0
much appreciated A pretty arrange
ment of the national colors and law
ender, the club color, made the rooms
of the Rowland home very attractive
while the tables were beautiful with
pink carnations and place cards of
lavender. A dainty two-course lunch
con was served by the hostess, assist
ed by Mrs Straub and Mrs. Burton.
Guests other than club members were
Mrs. NJ. A. Ellis. Mrs. ]. II. Hinder
man, Mrs. Glen Milier and Mrs. S. c.
Stickler.
The young men of the Christian
church will be the honor guests of
dinner for which the young women
of the church will be hostesses Thurs
day evening at $40 O'Clock at the
avenue.
A six and a half pound son was born
last evening to MI and MIS-. James d.
Huston and the happy parents are be-
ing showered with congratulations to-
day by their friends.
Miss Ethel Newqufst returned this
morning from a visit In the east end
of the county.
The following is the program of the
Walla Walla district Sunday school
institute which win be held at Athena
April 11th and 18TH:
Wednesday the 11th-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-11

PETRoGRAD. April II. More
than $I1.500. 900 in bribes was paid
by Germany to Russian commanders
to surrender their positions and let
through the. German troops to quen
the recent revolution. according TO
unofficial reports To-Day of the new
governments investigation of German
corruption of Russian officers. 1t Is
expected several men of high com
mand will be tried and probably ex-
ecuted.