East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-23
SOCIAL And PERSONALS

+ dent OF the club for next year whn
II Mrs. Thornas Thompson was eleete,
n vice president, Mrs. b. Il Burrough
e recording secretary, Mrs. John Vert
II corresponding secretary. Mrs. f. i
= Royden, treasurer, and Mrs. C. +
Colesworthy, auditor. After business
considerations wefe dispensed with
$ AIRS. owens guests enjoyed an In,
e formal social hour. concluded BY
Y dainty Hoover refreshments.
E Piano solos by Miss Dorene King
: and by Miss Esther winn formed a
} delightful feature of entertainment
at the meeting of the Knitting Clubs
yesterday, when members assembled
! in the club room of the Library for
the last time before adjournment for
: the summer. Knitting win continue.
however. and with the arrival of new
yarn, a special meeting viii bescalled.
An interesting occurrence yesterday
was the completion by Mrs. Wlnia5n
Milne of her thirtieth Red Cross
sweater. Her rapid. and attractive
work has called forth much praise
among patriotic knitters.
Miss Lorene King last evening won
honors in an interesting silver medal
contest held under the auspices of the
w, c. T. U. in the club room of the
library. Her reading of why Ned
said No occasioned the praise of the
audience as we'll as the decision of the
Judges, who were Mrs. ]. H. Gwinn,
Mrs. Holman Ferrin and Mrs. Sailing.
~ = ls.s--
interesting program wasa reading,
'The Raggedy Man. by Lester King.
pending the judges decision. The
evening proved entertaining to many
friends of the Participants.
Mrs T. NJ. Henderson, who is soon
to leave Pendleton for awhile, is this
lafternoon the inspiration for an in
formal tea at the home Of Mrs. A.. w,
Rugg, which a few friends and in
itimate friends have been asked by
Mrs Rugg and Mrs. f. F. Averill. The
affair is simply appointed. and was
planned as an informal "adieu'' to
Mrs. Rugg.
Friends of Mrs. Leon Cohen, promi-
spending the winter in Washington.
will be interested to learn that she is
now enroute to France to serve in the
canteen work of the Y. NJ. C. A. A
letter from Mrs. Charles H. Carter,
who is also spending the winter in the
nations capitol, brings the news that
Mrs. Cohen sailed on Monday.
! A group of little friends are being
entertained at dinner this evening by
Mrs. Helen Melts at her home. 5O1.
Jane street, in honor of her two
ncphews. Ray Dudley and Elbert
! Belts. Elbert will leave Monday to
spend the summer with his uncle,
Verne BELTS, and aunt Mrs. Ralph
Knight, at Calgary, Canada. and Ray
| will return to his home at Helix aft
/ er spending the winter in school in
Pendleton.
| The guest list included Dale Can
non. Donald Cross, Byron Warner,
Edgar Averill, Vivian Warner Ma
rion Averln. and the honor guests.
Ray Dudley and Elbert Belts
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Stockman and
Lowell Stockman will leave Monday
lIOE AlDeTId lot Il NiSll Will eAiAh
Mrs. e. L. Dodd. They expect to re-
I main away about three weeks, stop
ping in Calgary and Anderson.
-
Miss Rita Littlejohn of Athena,
came to Pendleton last evening to be
the commencement guest of Miss Hell
en- Nelson. She will remain until the
end. of the week.
r. B. Kilgore left yesterday for
Boise.
Mrs. Florence Skinner of Athena is
a shopper in town today.
sneed Cecil is here from Walla Wal
La for a few days visit with friends.
H. L. Lyon, of La Grande, was an
overnight guest at the Pendleton ho-
tel.
Will F. Kettenbach, manker of
Lewiston, Idaho, is a business visitor
/ in Pendleton. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Reese arrived
here last night from Portland and
stoppsd at the Pendleton hotel. They
went to walla Walla today.
Charles schuman left today for Port
land after a business visit here, and
will return in few days forthe dedi-
cation of O1ney MausoIeum, whichiwill- Z
be held Sunday. June 2.