East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-05-29

1919
Mrs. John vert who mas just received
word of the death of her nephew.
David Wilkie, who was killed in ac-
ton on the west front in Europe. MI.
WiIkie was the Oldest brofher of Miss
Ethel Wilkie, who spent a year in
Pendleton with Mr.. and Mrs. Vert and
is h second SON of the wilkie fam
lily to give up his life for his country.
Because of the bereavement Mrs. Vert
has recalled her invitations for the
informal afternoon she had planned
to honor Mrs Charles Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Fletcher and
family motored to Dayton, Wash.
and return Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Patterson, who has
been a guest of Mrs. f. P. Dodd at
Hermiston, came up on the local train
last evening and left for her home
at Baker.
Mrs. Lynwood b. Cornell and little
daughter Cynthia Louise of Portland.
passed through Pendleton on No. Is
last evening N route 10 Worcester.
Mass, to join Mr.. Cornell.
Miss Fannie Wylie, assisted by Mrs
r. E. Gornall. too her class out for
a picnic yesterday. They went up
h river. All report "A great time,
with plenty of eats and fun without
measure. Those included were Lois
and Berniece Gornall, Frances Rog-
ers. Elma Kimbrell. Elma McAtee,
Irene Day. Marjorie Payne. Rachael
Payne, Sivelle Marty. Winifred Wheel
ock, Gertrude Audrey and Dorothy
Reed.
A large and -appreciative audience
heard the recital by pupils of Nellie
Whiting Mcdonald and Bert A. Nc
Donald at the Presbyterian church
last night. It would be hard to say
whether the advanced students or be-
ginners in piano did the best work.
so even was the performance, each
one playing with artistic finish which
is rare in the average pupil.
The violin work was notable for
clear lone and good Interpretation
and the playing of several pupils who
had studied nine months or less show
splendid industry and training.
Because of the Memorial Day ex-
the meeting or the Inspiration
has been postponed from to-
morrow afternoon until Thursday
afternoon. II will be held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Olcott, 1901
West Alta street.
AT the home of MT. and Mrs. A. G.
Gerald last evening. Patrick
and Miss Mae Ely were
in marriage. Judge Thomas
Fitz Gerald performing the ceremony.
Mr.. Monaghan is a wen known farm
er Of Gurdane and his bride is the
laughter of Charles Ely. prominent
resident of the same section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal NJ. Sawtelle
ire today being felicitated upon the
trivial Of a baby boy at their home
-arly this morning.
DR.. P. H. Fitz Gerald of Portland.
yho has been visiting his brother,
Judge Thos. Fitz Gerald. left on No.
: today for Seattle from where he
,nl sail on jun l for Nome. Alaska
The Civic Club will give a card
.artv Friday afternoon in the club
toIIf il NAt llbl die aAA az VI ~
roceeds will be turned over 10 the
led Cross.
Lee Beam is back from a trip to }
cortland. q
Frank Engdahl is in town today :
Helix. r
Arthur A. Goodwin Of Condor is at {
he Pendleton. a
Mr. and Mrs. g. Aispsch r here a
Dday from Helix. c
Mrs. John Zimmerman is here on a t
from Helix. 1
o. ID. Teel. prominent Echo ranch :
r is in the city today. .
r. Q Coddington Of La Grande is q
'endleton visitor.
y. =. ChaIlis, StanfieId butcher, is 1
D the city today e
Ralph Stanfield. banker at Echo. I
now in the city. [
Fred Davis has gone to walla wal ;
= Tor a weeks visit. I
&. p. Bowman. prominent Echo :
armer. is il the city today. :
+ l. HoppeI. travelling freight
gent OF the ". p. - in h city to-
|,
Mr.. and Mrs Z. p. Jarmon Of Z
were Pendleton visitors last ev-
ming.
J. &. Mcleod left today for the Dix
p ranch in the southern pazt Of the (
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Ting d. Goey. local Chinese mer- :