East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-20

pretty tea table being in charge of
Mrs r. Alexander ana Mrs w. c. Z.
Pruitt.
The attractive new home of Mrs.
c. w Mathews on Lewis street was
the scene of a pretty affair yesterday
when the ladies OF the Christian
church surprised Mrs II. II. Hubbell
with a ''stork'' shower. The rooms
were beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion. a color scheme of pink and
white being used. A large stork- wee
cupids and streamers of pink and
white ribbons together with carna-
tions in the same dainty colors form
ed the principal feature Of decoration
Many beautiful and useful gifts were
presented Mrs. Hubbell, testifying TO
the high esteem in which she is held
by her lady friends During the aft
ernoon dainty refreshments were
served with Mrs James E. sharp and
Mrs Frank GreuIich presiding in the
dining room.
Mrs J. n. Doane was hostess yes
terday afternoos for the Research
Club. at her home on South Main
street. II was aNtAhN7a
to Join the Red Cross association in
body. The afternoon was spent
in sewing for the benefit of the Red
Cross chapter The topic of study
was Mexico. the first paper being
red by Mrs. J. T. Richardson who
took for her subject. Mexico; Its
History The Social Life and Gus
toms" was well handled by Mrs.
Clarence Penland AIRS. H. g.
Thompson spoke upon the subject Of
'sThe Lost Tribes which was very
interesting. Miss Sadie Young ami
Mrs. George w. Jackson rendered
several charming piano solos. John
Penland sang two solos. which We're
a great credit to himself and were
much enjoyed. A dainty two-coursa
luncheon served by the hostess con-
cluded a very pleasant afternoon One
afternoon next week the club will
meet at the home of Mrs. George
KIM and the entire afternoon will be
spent in sewing for the soldier boys
Yesterday afternoon Captain War
ner. who has seen nineteen months
services in the trenches in France,
spoke to the students Of p. II. s. Civ
ing them a clearer idea Of the Euro
can war.
Sterling Patterson. a member of
th.. senior class. who has been guard
ing the reservoir is going to quit and
90 back to work in Frazier's book
store.
Tonight the annual Junior Prom
which is given for the pleasure Of the
outgoing seniors will be held at the
Eagle Woodman hall and promises
to be one OF the prettiest events OF
the season.
John Planting Of Helix was in the
city overnight
T. Leland was up yesterday from
his home at Echo
George Goodman. formerly of this
city. is over today from Pasco.
I'M. Kyle. one Of stanfielFs big
gest citizens. was here yesterday.
James wIsenor and Ben Meek Of
Joseph are registered at the Bowman
Mr.. and Mrs " G. Allen of Milton
were here from the east end yester-
day
DR.. I. u. Temple left last evening
to visit his ranch near Alicel. Union
county.
John Marshall. postmaster and
merchant OF Castle Rock, is at the
Golden Rule.
Walter Rose Of the o.-W. freight
office will leave tonight for Port
land on a short visit.
z y. Wood, chief special agent Of
the o.-W r. & ~. IS spending a
couple Of days in the city.
Mrs Glen Sturdivant and little
daughter left yesterday for Payette.
Idaho, to spend two weeks with rela-
tives
Powell Plant MiIton's leading
tennis player. was down from the
east end yesterday. Tie was register
ed at the PendletOn-
Mr. and Mrs /. N. Watrus Of Ad-
ans are spending the day in the city.
Arthur Russell and Bert Knox Of
Condon. are at the St George.
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