East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-23
SOGIGCy

Principal among the social events
of the week will be the reception
Wednesday afternoon in the Moose
Hall given to the women voters of
Pendleton by the local Smith for Gov
ernor Club. 1t will probably be the
first affair of its kind in the history
of the city, logical resultant from
the granting of the ballot to the la
dies. Great interest is being mani
tested in the event ana the attend
ance promises to be large one.
Committees are actively at work
preparing to make the reception an
enjoyable one DIR. C. J. Smith, for
the promotion of whose candidacy for
governor the club was organized, will
himself be present and will make
a short address. A number of musi-
cal selections will be given during
the afternoon and refreshments will
be served. An invitation is extended
to all women of the city.
The personal character of DR.. c. ].
Smith, candidate for governor, was
put forward as the chief reason for
supporting him by the eighty one
Umatilla county women who met last
week in Portland and formed a Smith
for Governor Club. The fact that his
life has been clean makes him a can
didate worthy of every woman's sup
port, according to their way Of think
ing. The following is list of the
members of the Portland club, every
one a former resident of this county:
Mrs. John Nissen, president. Mrs.
w. B. Schultz, vice president; Miss
Inez Rippey, secretary; Mrs. w. H.
Boyd, Mrs. Jaems Crawford, Miss
Maude Crawford, Miss Ella O'Gara,
Mrs. Bertha Proebstel, Miss Viola
Hawks. Mrs. W. s. Perry. Miss Pearl
Hogan, Mrs. Beulah Kier, Mrs H. f.
Smith. Miss Adrian McDaniels, Mrs.
NcDaniels. Mrs. Dudley Evans, Mrs.
NJ. f. Lentz, Miss Muir. Mrs Agnes
Wigle, Mrs. Jessie Armstrong, Mrs.
Wilcox. Miss Wilma Burrows. Mrs.
Chas. Burrows, Miss Lula George,
Miss Lotta Fleet, Mrs. jerome Fried
man. Mrs. Floy Whelan, Miss Fay
Bartholomew, Mrs. Pearl Eastman,
Mrs. o. p. Morton, Mrs. J. F. Now
lin, Miss Marion Stott, Mrs. T. c..
Warner Mrs Mary Olcott, Mrs. Dell
Bonney. Mrs. Alice Roe. Mrs. J. A.
Collier, Miss Claire Tardiff, Mrs Louis
Hagen, Mrs. Pearl Jamison. Mrs.
Maude Park, Mrs. Douglas Johnson,
Mrs. Levi Johnson, Mrs. Ellis Ireland,
Miss Silverthorne, Mrs. James Nc
Cool. Mrs. James Calison. Mrs. ]. F.
Mccarthy. Mrs. Maude York. Mrs.
Irene Chamberlain, Miss Rose Nc
Carthy, Mrs. George Schlegel Mrs.
Loudenslager, Miss Roberta Rippey,
Miss Irene Rippey. Miss Gertrude
Jordan. Mrs Bartholomew, Miss Ber-
nice Ruppe, Mrs. A. Ruppe, Miss Ruth
Gibson. Mrs. NJ. b. James, Mrs. Thos'
Vaughan. Mrs. f. A Vaughan, Miss
Sally Gray. Miss Louise Gray. Mrs
Gray, Miss Edna Florence, Miss La
Velle Florence. Mrs. Chas. Kahn,
Mrs. Edward Weaver. Mrs. Isabelle
Nesbitt. Miss Helen Nesbitt, Miss Lo-
more Younger, Miss Rae Vogel, Miss
veva Boothby, Mrs. w. w. Boothby'
Mrs. J. B. Knapp Mrs. w. B. jack
son, Miss Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Kittie
Dillon Miller, Mrs. Frances Nye. Mrs.
Mary D. Rippey.
Mrs. s. L. Morse returned yesterday
| from a visit with her daughter Mrs
Lee Butler, OF Scoby Montana. She
was accompanied on the trip by her
granddaughter. Mrs. Jack O'Mera.
| Mrs. John F. Robinson left yester'
! day for Portland to join Mrs. Charles
Samuel Jackson on a three months
trip to China, Japan and the Philip
pines.
Mrs James S. Johns has returned
from Umatilla where she was a gues
of Mrs. Arthur G.. Means for severa
days.
Mrs. G. NJ Rice is hostess to tho
members of the South Hill Bridge
Club this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Penland re-
turned this morning from a Sunda!
visit at Helix.
Mrs. Edwin p. Marshall left yester'
| dav for Portland for a visit