East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-26

Since Afiss coyie has frequently
visited N Pendleton the following
npws ofher engagement will be OF in.
tereHt to many folks here. II is ta-
ken from the waila walla Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Coyle, Port
land. announce the engagement OF
their daughter Lelah Mildred, to Mr..
Jehn Joseph Beokman of Portland.
Miss Coyle is a former Walla Walla
Girl and has many friends here. Mr..
Ieokmah is assistant United States
attorney general at Portland"
Miss Fleta Hall, graduate of the
1sendleton high school last spring,
isft on train No. IL today for Seattle
70 enter the university of Washing
ten.
OF chief Importance yesterday was
the charmingly appointed tea for
which Mrs. Laura ID. Nash and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Stype were hostesses.
honorlng Mrs. VIII Moore who is
shortly to leave for Portland to make
her home. The affair was largely
attended, nearly 100 smartly gowned
tnatrons calling during the receiving
hours from three until five. Long.
graceful spirals of autumn foliage
mingled with vivid asters and mari
gold to form the effective decorations
lp hall and living room while the din
ing room was especially lovely with
a crystal bowl of gold fish surround
I'd by delicate green's centering the
table and lighted candles completing
the effect. Presiding at the samovars
were Mrs Frank Frazier. Mrs. j. H.
Gwinn and Mrs. ]. F. Robinson. Mrs.
q, M. Rice Mrs. w. c. Caviness and
Hrs. Charles Hamilton cut ices, while
assisting about the rooms were Mrs.
u. D. Jones, Mrs. James Johns Sr.,
Mrs. e 4, Wade, Mrs. G. /, La Dow,
Mrs. H, H. Hattery, Mrs. G. D. Has
iett, Miss Ida Boyd and Mrs. Lester
Hamley. Miss Olive Gwinn. Miss
Helen Johns. Miss Mary Johns and
Miss Leura Jerard assisted in the din
lng room. During the afternoon Mrs.
Clara r Lyle played a number of
deiightful plano selections. Hosts of
gpod wishes were showered upon
Mrs. Moore, who has loHg been prom
inently Identified with Pendleton So
cIaI life and whose departure is a
source of genuine regret.
At their last meeting Pendleton
Camp No. II, Woodmen of the
World. completed arrangements for
the celebration of the 27th anniver-
sary of the organization Of the local
camp, the same having been organ
iEed on Sept. 80, 1890. The event
win be celebrated by the initiation of
q large class of new members on
next Monday night, october l. After
the Initiation n banquet will be serv
I'd. Also other social features dur
Ing the evening. During the last IL
months the camp has taken 166 ap-
plicatiens for membership. The camp
now has SOC members in good stand
ing. and after the initiation of the
class on Monday night will have close
to $50. While the camp has been
Growing in membership. It has also
become one of the financial institu-
tions Of the city, now owning a full
half interest in the Eag1e-woodman 1
buildlng. fully paid for.
District Manager John F. Hoyt. ,
who has been assisting the camp in
its campaign work, will leave for La
1fande on next Tuesday where he
members for the camp in that city. |
Arrangements having been made for |
thee degree staff of the local camp to |
Be to La Grande about the first of |
November to exemplify the ritualis-
tic work
A campaign committee who will |
have charge Monday night are f. F. i
Cook, V. stroble. A. o. Garden, P. A.
Anderson and Ralph Grandin.
Miss Gladys Brownfield expects to |
leave Saturday or Monday for Port
land where she will attend business
c6tIeEe this winter.
A very enjoyable afternoon was |
spent by the members of the Busy |
Bees who were entertained by Mrs r. /
r. kirkpatrick at her home on Lo-
Gust street. After the regular order
bf business social hour was enjoyed |
and delicious refreshments served.
At a meeting OF the local w. c. T. |
L. yesterday afternoon. delegates were
elected to the annual state convention |
which is to be held next week I'm AL |
bany from October End to the 5th.
Those named were Mrs. j. c. Wood
worth, county president; Mrs. w. N
Blakley. Mrs. E. w. Myers, Mrs |
Sarah Rowland and Mrs. Sadie
Charles. Alternates are Mrs. Nellie