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Observation-Disclosures
A very prettily appointed luncheon
was that yesterday afternoon at which
Mrs John / McKelway presided at
her apartments in the Eastern Ore
gOn state Hospital A color scheme
OF yellow carried out by daffodils
and Cecil Drummer roses was used
Mrs McKelway's guests numbered
twelve and following the luncheon,
auction bridge was paved, honors be-
ing won by Mrs. Willard Bond, Those
who enjoyed the occasion were Mrs,
W, L. Thompson. Mrs. f. E. Judd,
Mrs. Wilson d. McNary, Mrs Gilbert
w Phelps, Mrs. Frank f. Boyden,
Mrs. Carl Power, Mrs Willard Bond,
Mrs. a E, Tamiesie, Mrs. Charles
Bond. Mrs. H, ]. Kavanaugh Mrs A.
]. McAlister and Mrs. Nesmith An
keny.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society and
Mission Circle held meeting in the
church basement on yesterday after
noon. The hostesses were Mesdames
Harrah. Lampkin and Marsh, After
a brief business session an interest
ing missionary program on the sub
ject. THE Afro-Americans' was Civ
en-. The American Race Problem, y
"The African Background" and NE
gro Slavery in America" were phases
of the subject discussed by Mrs. VIII
cox. The American Negro To-day
and His Future" was presented by
Mrs. Miller.
The topic, schools Operated and
Aided by the American Baptist Home
Mission Society" was discussed by
Mrs McKiernan. Mrs. Cleyenger
spoke of Joanna P, Moore and Her
Noble Work Among the Freedmen p
About thirty were present at the
meeting and the social hour and de-
licious refreshments were much en-
ioyed,
The Knights of Columbus will give
dancing party this evening in the
Eagle -Woodman hall.
Mrs Lee MoOrhouse and Mrs. A. l.
Schaefer yesterday afternoon enter
tained with three tables Of auction
bridge. Honors were won by Mrs
Lowell Rogers,
The ladies of the North side Bridge
Club were yesterday afternoon enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs J, Newton
Burgess. $40 jefferson street Honors
for high score We're won by Mrs
Lowell L. Rogers.
The ladies of the North side Bridge
Club were yesterday afternoon enter
tained at the home OF Mrs. j. New
ton Burgess, $40 Jefferson street
Honors fol- high score were won by
Mrs John F. Robinson. Guests out
side the club were Mrs. Harry A
Medernach and Mrs. J. E. MulllniX.
Announcement is made that the
Umatilla County Sunday-School Asso-
citation will hold its twenty-first an
nual convention in Milton the 7th and
Sth of March. The O.W. R. & n.
will give one and One-third fare II fill
ty or more attend each fare to be not
less than fifty cents 4 good pro-
gram is being arranged with the state
president. Mr. T. X. Hall, the state
field secretary; Rev. c, A. Phipps,
Judge stephen A. Lowell, Rev c. A.
Hodshire, Rev. J. f. Snyder and 9TH
ers equally as good, as speakers Free
entertainment for all will be furnish
ed by the Milton and Freewater peo'
pie
The series of dancing parties given
by the Kill Kare Klup during the
season came to a close last evening
with the most enjoyable of all Of the
enjoya BILE parties given ny this organ
iZation. There were about thirty-fiVe
couples present, each member having
been given the privilege of inviting a
guest. The dancing closed at II at
which hour supper was served. The
clubs initial season has been so sue
cessful that it will reorganize next
fall.
Commissioner H. NJ. Cockburn re-
turned last evening to Milton after
attending court