East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-28

IL NJINs OhENIOlN. 1 II u hoOA
from Pendleton to the. Newtson ranch
at Vansycle to spend the evening
with them. A most enjoyable time
was spent, games and dancing being
indulged in until a late hour
sumptuous supper was served by their
friends. Those who composed the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Tor
geson, Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Newtson,
Jr.. MIR. and Mrs Nels Medlund, Mr..
and Mrs Gabriel Jensen, Mr. and
Mrs. Newt Newtson Sr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Olson, Elmer Newtson, Dick
Newtson, ole Newtson, Willie Newt
son Jens Newtson. Tommy Torgeson.
Jens Torgeson. sophie Anderson, Hell
en- Anderson, Gunda Newtson, Ida
Anderson, Hilda Folsom. Jens Erick-
son, Jens Erickson. Seena Olson, Ru-
dolph Jacobsen. Tom Abrahamson.
Rinehart Abrahamson, Chris Jacob
son. Amen Jacobson Sybil Thompson,
Nels Breasted, Rinehart Brasted.
Ralph Torgeson, La Verne Torgeson.
Elmer Jensen. Elmer Jensen.
Max Carroll and bride. who was
Miss Edna Cook. and who were mar
ried in Walla Walla last Saturday.
returned to Pendleton this morning
and are at home in Mrs Edith Car
rolls apartments in Byers Park addi-
ton.
Interesting news of Mr.. and Mrs. {.
5. jackson is contained in a letter
which Mrs. jackson recently sent TO
a Pendleton friend. Mrs. jackson,
with her husband, is at present So
journing at White sulphur Springs,
where Mr. Jackson is slowly recuper-
ating from his recent illness. He is
now able to take short rides but
spends most of his time in his room.
In speaking of the effect that war is
having on the eastern hospitals and
their staffs of doctors and surgeons,
Mrs. jackson declares that DIR. Hugh
Young the world famous speclanst
who operated on Mr.. jackson. left
the day following for France. taking
with him 90 trained nurses and in
consequence, Johns Hopkins staff
was SO reduced that only crippled
orderlies were available to wait on
MIR. Jackson and that she, herself.
did most of his nursing. Philip
to the Harvard supply transportation
corps at an early date and Mrs. Jack
son states that Dean Fay believes the
corps will be in France when the
bulk of the U. S. army arrives. Thun-
der showers have been very prevail
ent, Mrs. Jackson says and she is
hopeful that she and Mr.. Jackson
will soon be able to come west.
The representatives, of Daphne and
Pendleton Circles. w. Of W. return
ed yesterday morning from La
Grande after attending the district ,
convention of the Women of Wood
craft which was held Monday and |
Tuesday Mrs. McNaught of Baker. /
Mrs. Cronin of this city and Mrs. |
Gore of La Grande were elected as I
grand delegates for the grand circle |
to be held in Portland in |
September.
The following were elected for the |
next district convention to be held |
here. Mrs. Lampkin, past guardian
neighbor, Mrs. johnson, clerk. and !
Mrs Ellen Scheer and Mrs. Charlotte |
Cook. managers. all of this city.
The convention was opened by |
Mrs Lampkin, acting district guar
dian
A welcome address was given By |
one Of the ministers of La Grande
and the keys of the city were given |
to Mrs. Leach, grand banker. and |
Mrs. Mardall. grand manager. for |
the use of the circle. with best wish |
rs from all the business men of that
city.
On Tuesday evening at the close of |
the convention a sumptuous banquet |
was served by La Grande circle. hav-
ing also as guests Company NJ which |
is stationed at that city.
All Of the mem bers report having |
a very delightful time and say there I
is nothing lacking in the neighborly 1
spirit in all Of the La Grande mem !
bers.
Arthur Hayes of Joseph is a Pen
dleton visitor
NJ. f. Raer of ontario is registered
AZ the Pendleton.
NJ. l. Van Schoiack Of Arlington.
is at the st. George
George f. Rayhin was up from
overnight
j. F. Corbett OF La Grande spent
last night in the city.
Mr. and Mrs .. A. Cannon Of Mil
on are Pendleton visitors.
J. c. Kimery of Holdman was in
rom his home last evening.
Mabel Body Of Enterprise is am
ing the visitors in the city.
George Strand, vansycle farmer, is
pending a few days in Portland.
q. L. Calhoun Of waila walla is
lere to open a human bake oven"
Representative Lou Hodgen of
-mapine, is spending the day in the
,ity. II
Miss Ruth Dowd Of Weston. is TAX
ng the teachers examinations in
his city.
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