East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-16


/ n comforting, the Master Mason's de-
gree on all three of the candidates,
ated as captain OF The host and a6-
ministered the obligation and other
wise assisted in the work of exalta.
ton to this degree.
AT the close of the degree work, the
companions present gathered aroun
well stocked tables in the banquet
room and later spent some time in So
cial converse.
Spring flowers in a lovely riot ot
colors decked the tables at the 1880
O'Clock luncheon for which Mrs.
George Hartman Jr, and Mrs. Roy
Raley were hostesses yesterday at the
home of Mrs. Hartman. The guests
were seated at small tables and fol.
lowing the luncheon several games of
auction We're enjoyed. Mrs. Frank
Hayes was the successful contestant
for high hOnors.
Last evening in Moose han The
Royal Neighbors of America held a
public installation which was a de-
cided success. The meeting was call
ed to order by oracle Jones. :. piano
solo by Mrs. Maye Hagar, a reading
by Veda eBeman, and a duet by Mrs.
sullivan and Mr.. Clair Edwards were
much enjoyed. one feature of the in
stallation was the formal seating of
officers. Then Past oracle Neighbcr
Christensen n Ceremonial Marshall
Neighbor Tryon did high honors for
the camp in the way thes installed
the following officers: oracle. Neigh
Dor Jones; vice oracle, Neighbor Ed
err; chancellor. Neighbor Cook. re-
cOrder, Neighbor Robbins; receiver, !
Neighbor Eggerth; marshal, Neighbur
Rude; inner sentinel, NeighbOr Bee
man; outer sentinel. Neighbor Bran
well; managers. Neighbor Carney,
Lester and Horton; physicians, DR.. '
Kavanaugh. DR.. Best and DR.. Hender-
son: musician, Fannie Carney. The
five graces and assistant marshal, as
escort to the officers were then duly
installed. The program was conclud-
ed with a piano solo by Miss watten-
burger. the famous bloome drill was
put on by the degree team and a pi-
ano solo by c. Dunlay. The grab com
mittee then presented their work Su-
perintendent Geiss auctioned off a
crocheted yoke which was captured
by Mrs. E c. Day. The grab bag and
yoke Melted $6.75. The evening was
rounded out with a delicious pan
quet, Superintendent Geiss and DR..
Best giving toasts which were mucn
appreciated. h camp responded
with the grand honor of the camp
yell. The evening was thoroughly en-
joyed by the large number in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E J. Burke came mp
last night from Portland.
Miss Edith johnson left last night
for Portland where she will spend a
week.
The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. b. Mumford, 223 Per-
kins Avenue After a short business
session, the meeting was turned over
to Mrs Mumford and her assistants.
Miss Edna Zerba. Mrs. Edgar F.. Az
Grill. Mrs. George w. Coutts, Mrs. b.
f. Coon. Mrs. e Case and Mrs.
Charles McBee The games and the
two-course lunch were both sugges-
tive of st. Valentines Day.
Mrs. James $. Johns arrived home
today from Portland where she had
been visiting relatives.
Mrs Frank Hayes, Mrs. Richard
Mayberry and Mrs. Westbrooke Dick
son will entertain the Evening Bridge
Club Tuesday night at the home Of
Mrs. Hayes.
Miss Lolita Livermore left today for Z
a visit Of several months in Portland :
and Spokane with relatives. Z
The employees OF the State Hospital :
we're hosts at a very enjoyable infor- :
NAL dancing party In Assembly Han E
evening. quite a number of PEN :
ileton folk were In attendance. Z