East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-02

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James :. Johns al their home on the
south hin Honors in the play were
won by Mrs Harold Young and Will
liam Z. Lowell Guests other than
| members were SIR. and Mrs. Harold
Young. Miss Effie Jean Frazier, Miss
Beth Smith and Mrs c. l. McKenna
Of Portland.
| a pleasant afternoon over the caro-
Il bies was enjoyed by the North Side
Fridge club members yesterday. Mrs
Charles Grealich being hostess at her
home on Jackson street The club
has dispensed with prizes during war
times and each hostess gives a dollar
TO The Red Cross instead Scores are
kept however. and yesterday the
honors fen to Mrs. ". c. Z. Pruitt
Thoss present in addition to club
members Eere Mrs. Thomas Mont
| gomery, Mrs Frank Frazier and Mrs
Prui,t-
The Missionary Society Of the
Christian church viii meet tomorrow
afternoon al 230 O'Clock at the
church All members are urged 10
: be present
I Mrs. Thomas Montgomery. former
/ Is a prominent PendIeton matron,
\ but now resident Of Baker, is spend
/ ing several days here with friends
and relatives.
Miss Effie Mildred Lauer and
Wyndham c Brown were united in
marriage yesterday afternoon at
I O'Clock BY the Rev. II H Hubbell.
pastor Of the Christian church. The
ceremony was performed in the study
Of the church and was witnessed by
| friends. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
are residents of Duncan.
choir practice for the Church Of
! the Redeemer will be held on Thurs
! day evenings hereafter in order 20
avoid conflict with the various drill
units
Miss Lola Rogers was chosen drill
T, captain OF the Pendleton chapter Of
the Girls Honor Guard last evening
at p well attended meeting held in
/ Superintendent Parks office in the
city hall. Miss QuindarO wilcox was
named first lieutenant. Miss Virgin
ia Todd, second lieutenant and Mrs.
] Clara Porter smith. first sergeant.
The officers were elected from the
girls who have been attending the Of
/ ficers' drill classes. Various other
non-commissioned officers will be ap-
pointed from the ranks as the girls
show SUFFICIENT advancement The
first aid meeting was especially in.
teresting last evening. the members
becoming efficient IN the different
kinds Of bandaging.
Mrs. c. s. Terpening left today for
Cheney. Wash. where she will spend
some time as the guest OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs J. W Hungate.
Miss Alice Butler was hostess last
evening at charming little affair N
the Practice House. the Senior giris
OF F. II s and a number OF o. A. g
girls being asked 10 meet Miss MilaI1
OF o. A. g. who is on lecture tour
OF eastern Oregon.
sIiss Milan Of .. a. G., was the
| honor guest Of a charmingly appoint
ed luncheon yesterday prepared ana
served by several girls OF the advanced
class IN domestic science al the Prac-
tice House Encircllng the table were
Miss Milan. Mrs Montgomery. Mrs
/ McNary. Miss Bailey Miss Cavender
and Mis- Butler. The girls responsible
for the pretty affair were Shelby
johnson. Hazel McCuliy. GLADYS BED
well and Irene Sprecknagle.
! Robin Fletcher is today celebrating
( his 10th birthday ana In honor OF the
! occasion is entertaining several OF his
schooImates at his home on Jackson
street
Mr. and Mrs J B Brown were de-
: Iightfully surprised last night when a
I mum Der Of friends gathered at their
home. 1907 West Alta street and en-
/ joyed the evening telling stories 90
their younger days and Of the vast
changes that have since taken place
The ladies brought cakes. and coffee
was served by Mrs Brown.
Mrs. w. O. Fisher has Returned
from a months visit in Portland Sc
attic and Bremerton her son Paul "a
midshipman. being stationed at the |
latter place.
delightful May Day party follow |
ed the business session II the Lady /
Maccab bees meeting IN Eagle Wood
man hall yesterday afternoon. The i
affair was planned especially In hon
90 81 the birthday Of AIRS. GeorEe o.
Daniels and proved a much enjoyed /
occasion. The banquet table was
very lovely IN appropriate MAY Day
decoration. each guest being given
souvenir There were g5 ladies in a.
tendance
For the pleasure 81 Mrs Frederici,
=. Gulich of Portland. Mrs. Dale
Slu-her entertained dClirhffully Mon
aay evening at the siushcr residence
ON jeff, rsou street. -Four tables 81
cards were arrlured Tor play. Mrs
tFosihroohe Dlea.Hon capturing the
high score trophy. while AIRS Marx |
e.0,rnour- received the consolation.
Pink csfnatinnE made an effective
.Iraraf.un.
ruuduafnr Gus HerthoIet nf the