East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-26
SOCTGCY

| The monthly meetings of the par
ent-teacher associations Of the Wash
ington and Lincoln schools will be
held tomorrow afternoon. according
tc announcements made today, by the
presidents of the organizations. The
lincoln school association will meet
at 2;45 while the Washington, club
meeting is called for S:15. Subjects
of very timely interest will be dis
cussed and all patrons Of the schools
are invited to be present. The sub
ject for the day at the Washington
school meeting win be How the
Mother Can Help the Teacher" and
will be led by Mrs. C. s. Terpening.
Music will be furnished by the pu.
pills. ~ A"i8'
.l'7 stW - fiif rq}
The members Of the disbanded hose
companies. No. 1 and No. 2, gathered
at a farewell banquet last evening in
the engine room at the city hall and
had as their guests Mayor MatlQck,
Recorder Fitz Gerald. the members Of
the council and a few prominent fire
men. past and present. Steam clans
formed the piece de. resistance and
an appetite for the delicacies was ar.
oused by run on the auto truck to
the west end of the city in answer to
an alarm turned in from Box 35, pre-
sumably at the instance Of the coun-
cilmen who wished to see the fire
truck in action.
- - aIia0 81 gH
81
The members of the Moose lodge
and their ladies, last evening enjoyed
dancing party in their hall. The
feature of the evening was the
"Mooserino' dance. 1t had previous
ly been announced for etn o'clock and
at that hour there was much curio-
sity and interest on the part of those
present The "Mooserino" proved to
be a dance by mechanical darkey
whose provoking steps were
caused by vibrations set up by cleo
tricity. Teddy Houseworth was re-
sponsible for the innovation and his
contribution proved the most popular
of the evening.
Mrs. Kim Morton was delightful
hostess Tuesday afternoon to the
Busy Bee Club at her home on Webb
and Maple streets. She was assisted
by Mrs. Charles Howard and Mrs.
Mark Yates. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent with sewing and now
Ell refreshments in the form of chew.
ing gum and candy were served.
Guests other than club members were
Mrs. Thomas Topper, Mrs, James
MARBLE and Mrs. Henry Thompson.
Miss Genevieve Clark, a visitor from
Stanfield, will share shonors with Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Brown this evening,
when Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Storie and
Mr.. James Sturgis will be the hosts
al dinner party at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Storie. Sis Pearson street.
The guest list includes ten friends
Wa.la Walla Bulletin
Col. Harry G.. Newport, prominent
Hernliston resident, and his bride OF
a few days whom he took in Port
land last saturday, arrived In Pen
dleton last evening and are today, in
~~NA iSNCiNiib
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Searcey OF Pen
| dleton, Ore, are the guests of the
formers sister. Mrs Louis Hagen, at
her Irvington home for a few days
Portland Journal. ks p8#ks z
The Current Literature Club will
meet Friday at the home Of Mrs. c.
F. Colesworthy with Mrs. Jerard and
Mrs. Colesworthy as hostesses ~
a Miss. Grace Giles has returned from
a visit with her brother. F. N. Giles
Of Kenewick, Washington. fo fe ifrs
The Care Of Children
II one has a particularly dull child
| or stupid pupil, he. should not be
continually reminding him of his de-