East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-03

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Announcing the engagement Of.
Miss Ella la Zinka and Lowell Can
ser AIiss Gladys Brownfield last ev-
enlng entertained with a dinner par
ty for the young couple Covers were
laid for six Miss La Zinka, the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry La
Zinka, IS a graduate OF the Pendleton
high school and has won fame all
over the west as a relay rider at the
Roundup. she won the champion
ship one year and was only prevented
from winning it a second time by an
accident that disabled her for many
months. Mr.. Ganger is well known
young Pendleton man.
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A unique feature Of the meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid OF the Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Thomas Thompson was
the presence Of Mrs. Minthorn, an
Indian woman OF the congregation
of the Tutuilla church on the reser-
vation. She spoke TO the ladies pres
ent upon the work being done by the
Indian women's club Of the mission
and her remarks were very interest
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. sam R. Thompson,
Miss Thelma Thompson and Mr. and
Mrs. George Hartman, Jr, will leave
this evening in the Thompson car fer
4 Spokane where they win spend
week They will stop tonight in Wal
la walla as guests Of Mrs. J. J. Roul-
stone
Mrs. J. S. Furnish is III at her home
on Washington street.
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Miss Rae Vogel is expected to ar
rive Sunday from Portland to join
Mrs. w. p Temple and children in
an auto trip TO San Francisco.
Mrs A. W. Cowan is expected to
arrive from Burns this evening for
visit at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. William c. Mckinney.
A picnic was held at the Sullivan
ranch near Hermiston May 80 in
honor of Miss Lois Green of Eugene
who is visiting in Hermiston during
the summer Those present were
Misses Laura Boynton. Fannie Todd,
Marjorie Winslow, Ruth, Norma and
Ruby Scott, Lila Mcmillan, Norma
Erickson. Gertrude Simmons, Lucille
and Pearl Sullivan. Edlie Johnson.
The afternoon was spent in music
and games and an enjoyable time
had by all.
Miss Selby Johnson entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs,
]. W. Welker, sol Garfield street. A
dainty lunch was served by the hos
tess and Mrs. Welker and all had a
very enjoyable time. Those present
were the Misses Clara Manteze, Ruth
Poe. Ruth and Neva Edwards, NCla
Childreth, Arlouene Clevenger, Fan
chion Elliott, Stella Schell, Leota
Johnson, and Bertha Pruitt and Mrs.
L. NJ. Johnson. Harry Edwards, the
class teacher, and Rev. f. R. Clev-
enger.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Bailey, who
have been living in the Ferguson
house on the north hill, have again
taken their former residence on
West Court street.
: Mrs. Roy Alexander Is visiting in
Portland, having made the trip via
Walla Walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Whitman, who
recently returned from their honey
moon visit in California, have taken
the r. E. Chloupek home for the
summer.
Mrs. VIII NJ. Peterson and children
are visiting in Walla Walla at the
home of relatives.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society and
Mission Circle met at the hospltable
home of Mrs ]. r. Childreth on Long
street yesterday afternoon, Mesdames
Childreth, George Mason, Mary John
son and Walter Jones being the hos
tesses.
About thirty-five were present and
after devotional exercises, conducted
by Vice President Mrs. McKiernan,
and piano solo (sacred) by Miss
schell, the following missionary pro-
gram on Japan" was carried out:
Reading-"A Boat Race and Its
Sequel .......... Mrs. Lampkin
"Kindergartens as Evangelizlng
Agencies ......... Mrs. Ingram
"Other Christian Schools" .......
................ Mrs. McKiernan
captain Bickels Work" ........
............ Mrs. Montgomery
"A New Spirit Stirring in Baptist
Missions" .......M Mrs. Ringo
Lady Of the Decoration" A gem
eral discussion led by Mrs Miller
The missionary program was clos