East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-16
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Additional Social and Per-
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The Degree of Honor viii bold
banquet Thursday evening in the
o o, F han and an invitation has
been extended to all members and
their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman C. Rice vii,
leave Thursday for Eugene TO attend.
the annual gridron battle between
the Oregon and O. A. C. teams
\ very interesting meeting of rbe
hawthorne Parent-Teachers' associa-
ton was held last evening in the
teachers room OF the Field school
building. The principal speakers
We're Rev. II. II Hubbel of the Chris
tan church and Assessor c. p. Strain
member of the school board. Rev.
Hubbei talked upon the proper train
ing of boys and Mr.. Strain spoke
along the line of schoof taxes Mrs
9, w. Rugg told Of the BANQUET far
the girls Of the high school this ev-
ening at the high school domestic
science rooms and general discus
sion was engaged in by the majority
of the members.
Mrs, Richard Mayberry was hos
tess yesterday afternoon to the ladies I.
of the Duplicate Whist Club.
Local Knights Of Columbus are
making plans for a big class initia-
ton to be held here on Sunday De. /
eember fifth Visiting Knights from
the Walla Walla. La Grande, The
Dalles and Portland chapters will be /
present as will the district officers |
The initiation will be the largest eve.
held in eastern Oregon and the oc- /
casion will be made conspicuous |
one Joe Cox. Mayor John Dyer ami |
Eugene Molitor compose the commit.
tee on preparations for the event.
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Mrs. @. /. La Dow is entertaining /
the Jolly Neighbors this afternoon
The Evening Bridge club will oc
entertained tomorrow evening at the
home of Mr., and Mrs W. l.. Thomp- |.
son.
The largest and most interesting
meeting Of the Pendleton Delphian
Club since the organization was held
Friday afternoon in the city council .
chambers The individual members
are doing most excellent work IN /
preparing for the discussion OF the
subject Egypt" The informal
talks are proving more interesting /
than the old way Of reading papers, 4
and after each talk Friday there was
a general discussion of the subjects 1
why Egyptians Embalmed Their /.
Dead was explained by Mrs. George
Hartman. Mrs J. F. Mullinix
spoke on nile worship" Mrs. r. d, /
Sayres on Religious Ceremonies and
the Morality OF Egypt" Mrs. r. y.
Stanfield discussed "Babylonia," and
Mrs John Vaughan supplemented
with talk on "Babylonlan culture. |
The next meeting will he held No.
vember 20.
The Fredda siegrus Kei Club nf'
the Presbyterian church held de-
| lightful meeting last evening at the
home of Miss Thelma Richardson.
Sewing proved the popular entertain
! ment Of the evening along with i
| good deal Of merry conversation
| After an important business meeting
Mrs. G. w. Byers assisted her niece
in serving delicious refreshments
The next meeting will be at the home
Of Miss Margaret Lowell with Miss
Bonney and Miss Lowell as hostesses
Mrs G. NJ. Rice is making a brief
! visit in Portland
Carl Power went over to Walla
/ Walla on the morning train.
Col J. H. Raley left Sunday for
Portland to look after some legal
| business.
County Treasurer G. W. Bradley
arrived home this morning from