East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-22
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One of the most delightful sessions
ever held by the Ladies' Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church
was that held yesterday at the beau
tiful country home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jess Hales twelve miles northeast Of
Pendelton yesterday Twelve cars
were brought into service in the
morning to convey the more than
seventy guests and the entire day was
spent there.
The living room of the HaleS home
was decorated in potted plants and
roses while a profusion of bluebells
gave beautiful effect to the dining
room. The following program was
given and in addition Mrs c. S. Ter
pening read a very beautiful original
poem:
Forenoon session.
Hymn,
Responsive reading.
Devotional, Mrs. Maloney, leader.
Reading, Answer Thou Me- Mrs
J. T. Richardson.
| GplO, MISS h1SASS OAAS ANAs
Reading, rs the stranger Welcome
in Your church." Mrs, J. W. Malon-
ey.
| Hymn.
Prayer, Rev. J. e, snyder,
Banquet
/ Afternoon session.
/ Instrumental solo, Mrs. f. +, Boy
den.
Vocal solo, Mrs. }. B. McCook
Prayer, Mrs. Snyder.
Reading of the minutes of May
meeting, by the secretary, Mrs. Warm
storm
Treasurer's report.
Roll call.
Topic, "Chinese, Japanese and Co
reans in the United States Mrs. 5
e. Paine and Mrs, E, E. Baer.
Reading, The Squire's opinion,
by Mrs P. J. Hegemann,
Address. Rev. ]. E, Snyder,
Duet, Mrs. Snyder and Miss Mayree
Snyder.
Prayer, Mrs. Hegemann.
The following were present:
Mrs. w. NJ Blakley. Mrs r, H..
Horn, Mrs. A. T. Perkins, Mrs, Shep-
herd, Mrs. Ed Morgan, Mrs. ]. w.
Maloney, Mrs. ]. E. Snyder, Mrs. j.
L. Hall, Mrs. Earl Gillanders, Mrs.
Thos Thompson, Mrs sam Thompson,
Mrs. c. e. Bonney, Mrs. Clarence
Penland, Mrs. Warnstrom, Mrs. Gus
Byers, Mrs. Elvin Craig, Mrs. f
Baer, Mrs S. +. Pain, Mrs. DR., KIM
Mrs. DR.. Boyden. Mrs! c. $. Terpening
Mrs. Bell. Mrs. w. A. Storie, Mrs. J
T. Richardson, Mrs Wistler, Mrs
Cohn, Mrs r. F. Kirkpatrick Mrs
J. T. Roulstone. Mrs. Elliott Mrs
Charles, Mrs. VIM. sutherland, Mrs
P. j. Hegemann, Mrs. Chas. Koch
Mrs Edmunds, Mrs !. p. McManus
Mrs Horace Mann, Mrs, Doug Belts
Mrs. B. Parlett, Mrs J, b. McCook
Mrs. David Nelson Mrs. Fl. G
Thompson. Mrs. L. E. Twitchell, Mrs
Elmer Mccormack, Mrs Geiss Mrs
]. o. Hales, Miss Mayree snyder Mis-.
Lois McCOok Miss Fleta Hall Miss
Elinor Paine. Miss Eva Nelson Miss
Marie Nelson. VIM. Blakley j. f.
Snyder. A. T. Perkins, Charles Koch
j. O. Hales. j. w. Maloney John
Hales stephen Bonney, Donald Nc
Cook, Harry Nelson, carl Nelson. Sic
gel Parlett. Miss Warmstrom, Mrs
Baldwin Miss Effie Cargill.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Wylie Of Eugene
wto have been guests for two weeks OF
Mr. and Mrs. GeaTy Kimbrell, left
today for their home by auto.
John Snyder, well known Pendle-
ton boy, left last evening for Wash
ington, d. c., where ne will attend
the national convention Of the Lamb
da Sigma fraternity as a delegate from
the local chapter.
DR.. Victor Glaisyer of Walla Walla,
formerly of this city visited during the
first part OF the week with DR.. c. w.
| Lassen
Wilbur Bailey went up to Athena
and Weston today to circulate normal
school petitions.
A Phimister Proctor, the sculptor,
arrived home last evening from Port
land where he had been for week