East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS


lout the week and In expressing ap.
probation for the assistance which
is SO necessary, the Red Cross ask
that the attendance may not lag the
last day. The Friday afternoon class
which has ordinarily been cutting the
gauze. Will until further notice, de-
vote its time to folding work.
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The regular social session OF the
Degree of Honor was held yesterday
at 2:3O in the Moose hall The affair
was well attended considering the
warmth of the day and the following
program was given;
America ...,........-s.. Audience
Reading .......s...... Ruth Taylor
Piano Solo ..s.....,.. Jack Boynton
Reading ...-........ Frances Rose
Vocal Solo ... Mrs. May Hager
Accompanied by Miss Bedwell.
Reading ... Naydene Blakley
After the program Mrs. Wes Smith.
captain No. 9, and her attendants.
served delicious refreshments. con-
Guiding an enjoyable afternoon.
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Mrs r.. C. Kidder, a well known
PendIetonian OF former times, arriv-
ed today from her present home in
Tacoma, for visit with friends and
relatives. She is guest at the home
OF her son. w. l. Kidder, GIT Marie
Street.
Miss Mamie Angee has returned
after several weeks spent vita friends
In Portland and a visit with her,
mother in Baker. ore.
A military reception in to be Civ
en- tomorrow evening in compliment
to the oregon Military Police, the
Honor Guard and the Umatilla Coun-
ty Home Guard. 1t is TO be held in
the Armory hall. beginning at $3.50
o'clock. Members of the companies
are to be in uniform and the affair
is to be strictly military, although in
formal. Friends of the honor guests
are also asked to be present and
dancing is to be feature of the even
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. z. Snyder are to
leave tomorrow morning on their au-
tomobile trip which is to take them
to Eugene for the meeting of the
Oregon Synod which convenes July
IS. They plan to arrive in Eugene
Tuesday evening and after their stay
there will go on to- Eva, Oregon, for
a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Har-
lie Curl Rev. and Mrs. Snder plan to
be away until the last OF August
Miss Florence Forshaw, Mrs.
Charles Vinier and Miss Alice For
shaw were hostesses last evening for
a delightful informal dancing party.
guests sufficient to make six couples
having been asked to the Forshaw
home on West Court street. to psas
the evening hours
Mr.. and Mrs. william f. Lowell are
being congratulated upon the birth |
Of a baby daughter. born at 2:30 a. m. |
.oday at Mrs. Nichols Maternity Hos |
pital. The little girl who weighs |
eight pounds, will be called Cherese.
G. A. Shoemaker of San Francisco. I
s in Pendletan today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dascher OF SpO-
,ane are in the city today.
H. Lewis of Denver transacted bus
ness in Pendleton today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Bland of Salt
AXE are in Pendleton today.
all Roe, of walla Walla, is here to-
lay on n business visit.
George N. Blatt of st. Louis, is a
isitor in the city.
f A. Hobi is in the city from Aber-
een, Washington.
A. v. Wells, of Portland is in Pen
leton today.
C. p. Bishop, father of Roy Bish-
,p, is a visitor here from Portland.
Mrs. Ethel Scott of Athena is in
oendleton today.
o. wyss is in the city from Port
and on business.
r. f. Paddock is a Pendleton Wis
tor today from walla walla.
w. e. Walker spent yesterday in
'endleton.
e. F. English of Boise was in Pen
lleton yesterday.
II. E. Moore was in Pendleton yes
erday from Tacoma
F. A. smith of Seattle, spent the
lay here yesterday.