East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mrs. c. z. Bishop and her son, G
Nj. bishop returned yesterday from
a visit in the east. They have beer
away month. including in their trip
New York and Washington, whe4e
Mr. Bishop was called on business,
as we'll as Philadelphia, Atlantic city,
Boston and many other interesting
points where they stopped to visit.
Mrs Bishop viii remain in Pendieton
for a few days, having been Joined
here by her husband who arrived a
week ago, but their stay win he re-
gretabiy short as they expect to
leave saturday for their home in Sa>
lem.
the Inspiration Club had a most
enjoyable outing yesterday at cay
use which was attended hy ten of its
members and their little ones. num-
bering seventeen in all The picnic
served double purpose-to fitting
ly celebrate the termination of q very
successful season during which
great deal of work was done for the
Red Gross and Belgian relief, and to
give honor to a retiring member.
Mrs Charles Blumberg who leaves
SnQTNAN TO 1ldhR AAeE AAQEttG III " ht1AsA
walia. An elaborate lunch was serv-
ed. games played and most enjoy
able time shared by ALL
Umatilla Chapter D. a. r.. met az
the home of the vice regent. Mrs. F.
+. Judd on Wednesday evening, May
20. for a most enjoyable and import
ant session. quite an amount of ne
cesar ybusiness was transacted and
the quota due from the chapter to
the sIoe, 900 Liberty Loan fund
pledged by the national society was
raised as well as the share due on the
fund for the restoration of Tilliloy, a
work also undertaken by the daugh-
tcrs. On the third reading the by
laws were approved. A delightful
part of the evenings program was
the singing of two songs by Miss
Mildred Berkeley, Sunshine of Your
Smile" and Charity and two in
strumental pieces by Mrs. F. E
Boyden, moonlight" Dubussy, and 4
.-Andante from E Minor Sonata by
Grieg. The account given by the
latter of her recent Washington trip
was of absorbing interest, especially .
that part relating to the work done
by Mrs. Leon Cohen for the Y. NJ. +
A. and Mrs James Sturgis for the /
Red Cross. It is sincerely to be hop I
ed that Mrs. Boyden may repeat this
for a larger number than those who
had the great pleasure of hearing it
on Wednesday evening. AFTER the
serving of refreshments the chapter
adjourned for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Earl Doane and baby daughter
left this morning for Pendleten to visit
with relatives and friends.--LaGrande
Observer.
H. E. Bartholomew of Stanfield
was in PendIeton yesterday.
Manager w. N. Hoeh came down
from Bingham Springs last night.
Mrs. w. ]. Church of La. Grande
was at the Pendleton hotel overnight.
Mrs. John Cole and Miss Ethel
Noble. of walla Walla are spending
Memorial day here.
Lyman and Eta Hartle of Holman.
left today for weeks visit at Lind,
Wash.
Mrs. Andrew Kapacz of Echo was
In town today to take the y. p. train
for Minneapolis, wheer she viii visit. :
Edgar Smith, insurance man of i
Portland. returned to that city today I
following a visit with relatives here. p
Mrs. Charles Cheney, former PEN
1leton lady, is here from Mikkalo, b
Idaho, to visit with Mrs. Thomas o
HamptoR. 6
Mrs. J. NJ. Culbertson and baby dad
ghter, Alleen. left today for their
nome at Hood River, following
weeks visit here. y
Mrs. L H. Norton and her little ais a
er Mildred Mathews and the Iatter's s.
riend, Mary Hampton, left today for n
Portland where they will visit Mrs. o
Jrmel Arnspiger, Mrs. Norton's sis II
er. Il