East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-22

Ittols who won much pfaiue for this
ability acquired from class work n
but one meeting each week. The
little folk appeared in duet. solo and
aecompanist work. The remainder
of the program was devoted to older
! pupils. although some were very
= young, indeed, in comparison with
! the ability OF technique and express
sion displayed In their playing.
Miss Norgren received many com
, gratuiations from an apreciative an-
, dience. She has been in Pendleton
two years and became prominent
member of musical circles here aft
er extensive training, she having been
graduated from the oregon Agricul-
! tural college prior to attending the
Z. American Conservatory of Music in
Chicago.
Il DR. Ella Terpening returned last
evening from Walla Walia after
visit with friends and relatives there
and in Dayton. She has been away
a fortnight.
An interesting reunion. planned
five years ago, by the 1913 graduating
lclass of the Pendleton high school, is
ito be an event of tomorrow evening.
The class was the first to be gradual
ed from the new building and set the
lfive-year reunion as one of the pre-
lcedents which claims the right of es-
Itablishing.
Covers for eighteen of the members
lare to be placed around supper table
lon the balcony of The Delta arrange
lments for the affair being in charge of
Miss Beth Smith and Walter Owen
THE reunion is to be enjoyed inform
lally. A toast program being replaced
lby the reading of the class prophesy.
which was written by Lillian Guiliford
Hampton, the will by Rexford Gray,
now in the U. S. ordnance at Camp
Funston, Kansas, the poem by Wal
ter owen who will leave a week from
today for Fort MacDowell, California,
and the history by Rupert Williamson.
who served last summer at the Mex
lean border. The roll of the class of
l1913 includes:
Reuben Pettengin Beckwith, Fort
lsam Houston; Rexford Gray, Camp
Funston, Kansas: Ralph Charles
Koch, deceased, 1914: Frances Kath-
Ierine Smith. Los Angeles; Edna Isa-
belle (Wisdom) StraughaR city; Will
liam A. Breithaup. Doherty. Free
water: Elizabeth Gladys Smith, city:
Olive Gwinn. University of WASH;
Walter E. owen, Fort Mcdowell. CAL;
Oscar E. Ferguson, Kansas; Lillian
l(GulIiford) Hampton; Murel (Saling)
Cronan: Mary r. CKriser) Shey. Wall
La Walla: Mildred Minor Berkeley,
Hay Creek; Helen Elizabeth Whipple,
Illinois; Otto Houser p. W. Mills;
Walton j. Roork. Rieth; Frances (Sa-
lling) Simonton, Adams; Clara Muriel
Straughan, teaching: Vesta Estelle
t(Boylen) Stanley, Pilot Rock; W. Ru-
pert Williamson; Robert V. Patton
fortress Monroe. Va: Alice Margu-
teritte Greenawald; Laura Belle Buzan;
Cecil F. Macdonald; Paul Richardson
IFinnell, Navy Hospital, Chelsea, Mass;
Arthur Ferguson, Helix; Effie Emma
Duff. StanfieId: Martha Margaret
lHudemann; Hazel Irene (Wagner)
iCederdaIe; Ethel G.. Freeman, Spo-
kane; Flossie (Kimbreil) Roork, Ad-
ans: Ella Helen Lazinka) Geinger,
Ukiah.
W. w. Ramsey left for Kuna, Ida
no. yesterday.
Mrs Jennie Flanagan has gone to
Adams Tor a VISIT
A. Rood is visitor in PendIeton
from Heppner.
Claude Corners left today for Bat
tie Mountain. Nevada
Mrs. ]. s NorveIl and daughter
Leila. are in town from Helix today.
Mrs MiIIie Lewis and daughter Of
Adams. spent yesterday in Pendle-
ton
Mrs z. Stamp of the Eastern Ore
gon state hospital. is in Baker on
business today.
C. J. Harlow and F. ]. Fox were
passengers for Granger, Wyoming.
this morning.
II r. y. Adams returned home to
Echo this morning after a short bus
iness stay here.
W. NJ. sEusher went out to his
ranch at Nolin this morning for "a
few days stay.
Frank Sailing is home from a busi.
ness trip OF week in Baker and
Grant counties
w. NJ. Nelson Is moving from Pi-
lot Rock to Echo. where he will
make his future home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Perry Of Her
miston, were overnight patrons of
the Hotel St. George.
william Pedro returned to Echo
today after transacting business In
PehdIeton and Ia Grande.
r. jenkins came in yesterday from
the Smythe sheep plant where the
crew has just finished sfearing.
Miss TiIIle Hagen returned to Port
land today, following a visit with her
sister, Miss Anna, local nurse.
Mr. and Mrs c. Il. Pearcey return
ed home to Hermiston this morning
after a shopping visit to this city.
Miss Gladys Simpson has returned
from Milton where she and a girl
friend. Miss Irlene Reynolds, enjoyed
yisit.
Mrs. Thomas Burgess Of The
Dalles, arrived here last evening and
ftH haf