East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-23

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rue Iadfes al tise Moose Lodge VIII
haye caarge of social 10 be giNen uh
"wednesday evening. Aprll ~ bei
[ members OF the lodge and their fafia-
/ ilies. Preparations are being made
for most enjoyable affair The IA
dies are asked TO bring sandwiches ]
mrs. John +. Greuiich will be hos
Il Tess tomorrow afternoon for a meet
! ing OF the inspiration club AZ her
home. 5ss cosbie street.
4 reeular meeting OF the Research
club Is scheduled for Thursday at the
! home Of Mrs. Raymond Hatch, the
lafternoon to be devoted 70 relief
work.
Many interesting affairs are being
given IN compliment to Mrs Joseph
Owenhouse OF Buffalo, y. " who =
/ visiting in Portland. She will be re-
rnembered by many oid-time friends
I as Miss Hazel Bickers. This afternoon
! Mrs. James Twohy and Mrs William
{ ]. Patton entertained Jointly with
/ luncheon at Chanticleer and motor
trim up the Columbia river highway.
I Last Tuesday Mrs. Marion j. James /
save a large receptioninhonor of Mrs.
i Owenhouse and Mrs. Foster McLynn
4 Marguerite Hale) OF Weston. Va. Il
was a prettily appointed affair and
scores of guests called to greet the
+ visitors.
Friday Mrs. MityIene Frazier sites
entertained with an Informal tea and
knitting party for the same two
! guests. Portland Journal
4 The surgical dressings class under
the supervision OF Mrs. T. d. Taylor
will meet tomorrow afternoon at tbs
Federal building and Mrs. Taylor
again extends an Invitation to volun-
teers-
Friends Of Master, Robert Miller.
( the small son OF Mr.. and Mrs ]. q.
Miller SIS Jefferson street who has
been quite III for the past several
days, having been Threatened with
pneumonia win be glad to hear that
he is much improved and is conval-
esctng satisfactorily.
4tNs
The meeting of the knitting clubs
which would regularly fall upon We'd
nesday. Is not to be held this week
as their new supply Of yarn has not
yet arrived,
The Missionary Society OF the Pres
byterian church Will be entertained on
Thursday afternoon, April Gath, at
the home OF Mrs. G. W. Byers. 1901
E. Court. All are requested 70 attend.
Artistic branches of apple blos-
SONS, arranged in lovely clusters
about the rooms of the Earle Tulloch
residence on jackson street made a
charming scene for a meeting OF the
Monday night Bridge Club for which
Mrs. Tulloch and Mrs. VIII McI<in
ney were hostesses last evening. The
affair was characterized by delightful
informallty. three tables OF bridge be-
ing in play. High score honors were
captured by Mrs. Herbert Greene and
Roscoe Keator, while consolation
trophies were awarded to Mrs. Floyd
Group and II. S. Rudd. The meeting
was an especially enjoyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mccormack and
AIr and Mrs. Elmer Mccormack. ac-
J eompanied by their children. naotored
out to Lehman Springs and back on
Sunday and are leaving again today
for a short outing there.
Machines bound for Mckay creek
departed from the Federal building at
Z 1880 this afternoon. bearing the 26
\ high school seniors who "went over
I the top" I'm less than "a hours in sell
i ing their allotment Of $500 worth Of
thrift stamps OF the $1,000 sale to be
made by the high school. Their after.
noon is being spent at the Peebier
] farm, about three and half miles
! from town, and the "weenies" and
/ buns which filled the inviting lunch
baskets. suggested a genuine "holi-
I day"
/ A. p. Knight has gone to Portland
upon a brief visit
James Enright was here yesterday
from his home at Albee.
/ Joe Scott. prominent Athena farm
4 er. was a visitor in the city yesterday.
r. c. Julian, editor of papers at
Helix. Alfalfa and wa1inla, is a PEN
dleton visitor today.
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