East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-07

Uzels George WEBB VINO has been
v.s.ting ~ PAS .a1 months 80 ihs
home - hts oaJgh'ef Hrs. PRANK
Frazirr returned tq hlE home 10 La
rrag5s He 4as accamuanied home
~ Mrt Pgausr VINO viii visit several
aayr 81 ne home 0f bier SISTER Arz
: " stevens
Mr. Geo Hambiel left today over
fhe Northern parfc far Miles city
Notrara Do the Interests lf The Rgya.
Nelshbars ot America. a series oi
m,etrgs viii b. bella .l Montana
idaho and oregon lurrg October
A. Miles CfF Mrs Eaublen viii b.
met hy Supreme officer Mr. Myra
EnHEhi ~ Kansas city Kan and
ffo.r There fheE Wll Nufk west, 10
pUIirgs p8zeuar and Bette From
theFe 10 southern Idaho and eastern
Oregon points where similar meetings
are being arranged mr. 4 large al
tendance S eIpee'ed at Ia GFande on
Ocyb,r zEth 81 which tire the local
organization u this city will take ar
active part on october 2eth the en-
tire corps ~ officers viii - guests ~
Perdleton members.
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A prDfusi8n u deep-hued clematic
and other autumn flowers made a
lovely floral setting for the reception
honoring the Rev. and Mrs. r T.
0ornsll which was held in the church
pariDrs last evening Mrs. Roland Oh
ivef and Mira Edgar Ayeriil welcomed
the guests AZ the door, while Ia the re-
esiving line stood the Rev. and Mrs.
0ornall Ara. r NJ. Henderson ana
Mrn. A. w. RugE A very interesting
program was presented, including an
organ voluntary by Mrs A J. Owen;
hymn by the congregation: prayer.
Rev. II. H. Hubbell, selection b.
male quartet. composed OF MeEsrz.
A0ury. Malcolm. owen and Kimbrell.
three short addresses or welcome, ons
in behalf Of The sunday school by Gil
bert Mowry and one In behalf Of the
Epu orth League By Mr. LAunder: two
vocal solos. "Macushla" and Sweet
Miss Mary BY Mia Esther South; q
welcome from the ministers by Rev.
cleyenger. piano solo b. Miss Alga
Norgren; response by the Rev Cor
nall and a selection ry the male quar-
tet.
Dainty refreshments were served
the tea room being IN charge OF Mr..
HtOckman and Mrs r. p. King. while
Mrs. Hoislngton and Mrs. II L. Oliver
poured coffee A group Of young
girls assisted them, including Miss
Esther jenkins, Miss Mary Earl. Miss
MArJory Ireland and Miss Esther Earl
The reception was largely attended By 4
many representative town. school and
church people
mer are expected 70 arrive home from
visit In Portland tomorrow evening.
Mrs Roy r Bishop and children
and Miss Louise Burmester will leave
tomorrow for Seaside 10 spend a few
days Mrs. BbhOp goes as delegate
from the Thursday Afternoon Club 70
The State Federation
Mrs. James s. Johns ls "A hostess
this afternoon in honor of her houAc
guest. Mas Mary Alice Shanard The
guests include number OF the fresh
man class friends Of Miss shanard
and ncedlework Is the chief diversion
with a guessing contest for the girl
who composes the cleyerest limerick
about the young honoree. Those en-
joying he pretty affair are Miss Dor
othy Newberry. Miss Helen La Fon-
tAine, Miss Helen Idleman, Miss Gene
We've Phelps, Miss Blanche Furnish,
Miss Georgianna Fletcher. Miss Helen
Furnish, Miss Madeline Burgess and
Miss Gladys Bedwell
Mr. and MI f. Il. Giese presided al
"a eharmingly appointed dinner party
Al the Hotel Pendleton last evening.
Encircling the attractiyely decked
table were County superintendent and
Mrs l. E Young Mr. and Mrs. J. H.