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Observation-Disclosures
Mrs Laura Woodward and daugh-
ter Miss Eva Woodward. have re-
turned from a winters stay at Long
Beach, Calf. and visited the past
week with the families of her sons
Casper and George. west of town,
before going to their home in Walia
walla.-Athena Press.
Mrs. Catherine Kavanaugh and Miss
Mary Kavanaugh. of Portland, are
guests at the home of Mrs. kaVa-
naugh's son and daughter-in-law
DR.. and Mrs. II. j. Kavanaugh. Mrs
N V. Murray, Mrs. Kavanaugh's Sis
ter, who was here the first part of the
week, returned Thursday to her home
In Portland and was accompanied
by little Miss Jane Kavanaugh who
will visit here for a time.
Miss Grace Rugg who is home from
the University of oregon to spend
spring vacation expects to leave for
Portland tonight Misses Beth and
Beulah Smith will leave tonight or
tomorrow.
Mrs. Harold Reed Barnett. who Is
over from walla Walla, is at the L. L.
Rogers home.
The Delphian Club will meet Mon
day April / at 9:SO in the county
library.
Mrs. L. ]. Donaldson returned this
morning from on extended visit in
California.
Pendletoh Aerie No. 2S. f. o. f.,
is fortunate in having secured high
class musical troupe. the Venetian
Troubadours, for an evening on April
5. Catherine Roberts, a well known
entertainer accompanies them. and
has some good numbers. The pro-
lceeds of the entertainment will go into
the patriotic fund of the order.
jitney dance with music by the Trou-
badour orchestra will be given at the
close of the musical program.
The Research Club met Thursday
with Mrs. r. Wissler for an afternoon
of relief work. After the business ses-
sion Mrs. C. H. Williams gave a most
Interesting talk. explaining many
things pertaining to relief work in
connection with Red Cross organiza-
tions of which the Research Club
will become unit. Choice articles
were read by Mrs. Edmunds and Mrs
Norris.
Mrs. Nettie milestone is leaving
today for Portland to attend the odd
Fellows Easter services at the home
there.
NJ. ], Thornton and Charles Fewert
who have been working on the har-
lvesters of Thompson brothers on the
reservation, have fininshed their
work. Mr.. Thornton left this morn
ling for Spokane to spend few days
with his family.
Miss Martha Kampy of Portland is
here to act as special sales lady dur
ling the Easter rush at the Brusha
Millinery.
A numbe of Pendleton folks are
planning to attend the dance at But
ter Creek tonight the fine roads
proving an added lure to many motor
| lists.
A large crowd attended the jazz"
dance at Athena last evening. All the
towns In the eastern part of the
county were well represented, also
several being in attendance from
Pendleton and Walla Walla.
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County Library on Sunday after
noon, from to 4 o'clock, will consist
mainly of sacred selection.
Program.
william Tell Overture-Pryor s
band.
stilIe Nacht, ReilIge Nacht-Julia
Culp.
Sound an Alarm-Evan Williams.
Nearer My God to Thee-John Nc
Cormack.
walk With the King; Brighten the
Corner Where You Are-Redeheaver
(soloist for Billy. Sunday
Whispering Hope-Alma Gluck.
Crucifix - Mccormack Werrenrath.
Traumerei; Humoresque - Mlsha
lElman.
Comfort Ye NY People, Messiah
oratorio) Harry McDonough.
He Shall Feed His Flock (Messiah'
oratorio) Louise Homer
But the Lord is Mindful of His
Iown-(St PauD Ernestine schumann-
Heink.
o Rest in the Lord Elijah ora
torio) Corinne Morgan.
Tannhauser March-Sousa's Band.
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The dance at German Hall last
evening for which members of the
Jolly Bachelor Club were hosts was
decided success. The invitation list
included a party of Pendleton youns
folk who were chaperoned by Mrs
James Furnish and Mrs. A. d. Sloan, 4
and the merry affair was concluded
by supper of roast weiners, buns and
staining coffee. .-J
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