East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-04
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Mrs. Pinkerton. formerly a resident
Minneapolis and other points, re-
turning to Pendleton in about s
weeks n two months.
Mrs, Charles L. Mastick. mother OF
Mrs. Clarence Z, Ash, Is expected to
arrive in Pendleton tomorrow to Wis
it her daughter, who has been i'll.
but is now sufficiently recovered to
leave the hospital tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Blumberg and son
Lawrence have left FOR an extended
trip to Eastern cities. They will re-
turn sometime in September.
A special meeting or the Girls
National Honor Guard is called for
1850 o'clock tonight In the city hall.
All members are urged to be in at
tendance, particularly the members
OF the military unit.
If the weather will permit tomor-
row night the of the Fred
da Seegrus Kei will enjoy a hiking
party leaving here on the motor at
$50 o'clock. travelling several miles
down the line. probably to Rieth. and
then walking back.
The following well arranged pro-
gram will be presented wednesday
June 6, when the commencement ex-
~ercises of St. Joseph's Academy are
held at $3.50 o'clock.
America, "Our Pride ......
Chorus with Orchestral Accom-
paniment.
salutatory Miss Agnes C. Mettie
'Chirping Sparrows'' Double Trio
Grand Galop ......... Trio
Selection on Two Harps ........-
Miss Daphne Belts n Miss So
phie Anderson.
Overture e. Double trio and Violins
.Gafop tft..-....,... Double Trio
The stately Minuet ...........
.......- Harp Accompaniment
SeFpentine Dance ....-....--
$3.50. Thirty-six Red cross Nurses
The Daisy Chain .......... Minims
A Bouquet OF Liberty.
Piano Solo Miss Nellie NJ. Schultz
Piano Solo Miss Rose Esther Mark
Arch of Success .... Glass of 1917
valedictory Miss Rose Esther Mark
Address and Comforting of Gradual
ing honor by the Rt- Rev. C. J.
O'Reilly, D D.
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The PendIeton Reserves have Sc
cured the Happy Canyon dancing pa
viIion for the evenings of June 16.
which is FLAG Day, and for July 3
and will give jitney dances both
evenings. The proceeds will prob
ably be shared with Troop d. in or
der TO help raise a mess FUND for the
troop before it leaves for camp.
Miss Gwendoiyn Smith. formerly
of Pendlcton. but now living in
Portland. is the house guest of Miss
Evelyn Sommerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Parkes arrived
in Pendletun yesterday. having mo-
tored up from their nome in Los An
geIes to visit Mr.. Parkes brother and
his wife. Judge and Mrs. ]. H.
Parkes, and his mother, Mrs. Parkes.
A blue and gold color motif, devel
oped by the use Of quantities of love
" Scotch broom and blue lupin
marked the pretty tea for which
Mrs. r. f. Ringo was hostess Satur-
day afternoon at ner home on
Thompson street. Two attractively
gowned little maids, Miss Dorothy
Henderson and Miss Amy Elizabeth
AIdrich. welcomed the guests at the
door and held the a T baskets while
in the receiving line stood Mrs. Rim
go. Mrs. Claud Hampton and Mrs. c.
IL smith Of Portland, formerly a
prominent Pendleton matron. A
particularly pretty arrangement Of
the blue and gold prevailed in the
dining room. the serving table being
covered with a handsome heavy lace
cloth on which fested artistic gold
baskets filled with the Scotch broom
and tied with graceful BOWS of blue