East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-10-10

! inc Hcnedule gwen beiOW repre-
sents the classes in the surgical dress
ings department of the Red Cross, the
form OF work and the supervisors
scheduled for the week from Mon
day, October z to Saturday. October
~. inclusive. The classes begin by
1880 o'clock and are conducted in the
club room of the county library. To
any or all of these classes, women
who are not already identified with
regular work are urged to come
Forty-five thousand forceps sponges
are to be made and a cordial welcome
awaits all who will give a part OF their
time TO the gauze folding department.
Monday afternoon, folding class,
Mrs. N. Berkeley; cutting class, Mrs.
Walter Adams. Evening, business
girls. Mrs. J. c. Woodwork.
Tuesday afternoon, folding class
Mrs. J. N. Burgess and Mrs. c. /.
Bonney; cutting class, Mrs. FREQ
Brown.
Wednesday morning, cutting class.
Mrs. John Adams; afternoon, folding
class. Mrs r. d. Taylor cutting class
Mrs. Joe Murphy.
Thursday misunderstanding class,
Mrs. H. f. Bickers; cutting class, Mrs
Frank Il. Boyden: evening Honor
Guard Girls, Miss Pauline Jones'
Friday afternoon Folding class,
Mrs. G. J.. Woodwork; cutting class,
Mrs. ]. T. Richardson.
Saturday Acknowledging class,
Mrs. John Adams.
Mrs. c. Il. Rude was last evening
surprised by a group OF friends. Royal
Neighbors OF America, who arrived at
hs.w
the evening. After a delightfully in
formal social time, delicious refresh
ments were served. The party in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Patty, Mr.. and 1
MRS. Harry Penny Mrs. Hattie Lucas
Mrs. l.. Dunlap, Mrs. NJ. Carney, Mrs.
Lester, Mrs. William Edwards Mrs.
Clair Edwards. Mrs. II. f. Cook, Mr.
Walter Jones and Mrs. Rude, Miss
Melba Rude and Ralph Rude
Lieutenant and Mrs. Harold ].
Warner are expected to arrive this
eN ening from Hoquiam, Washington.
VI ere Lieutenant Warner is stationed
with the spruce division. During a
they will be welcomed as
guests OF Mrs. Warmers mother, Mrs.
Henry Dixon Jones.
can abundance of brilliant autumn
leaves combined with rosebuds made
The parlors of the Presbyterian church
an attractive scene for a meeting yes
.crday Of the ladies' Aid society.
+ ifty-six ladies' were present TO enjoy
a talk by Mrs. Kenneth McRae on
The organizations winter work. a solo
by Mrs. I. II. Rembolt. a talk by Mrs.
=. J. Hegeman, and an exceptionally
excellent paper by Mrs. c. S. Terpen-
Eg on women's wartime work. An
Informal social hour followed the
-ogram and ices and dainty cakeA
we're served by the hostess who in
GUIDED Mrs. Jess Hales, Mrs McF'eely,
Mrs. Durham, Mrs. Craig, Mrs.
George Stangier. Mrs. H. +. McLaln
md Mrs. e. T. Avison.
In the absence OF Mrs. J. c. Wood
s rth In Portland. the surgical dress
KS class under her supervision will
le In charge OF Mrs. F. f. King and
Mrs. McFeely, who extend a cordial
-,vitation to volunteers. The class
reefs tomorrow. as does also that un-
Ter the supervision OF Mrs. l.. l.. !
togers. and because OF the immense
mount OF work to be done her re-
luest Is equally urgent.
About one hundred members and
r.ends OF the Church Of the Redeem
II gathered last evening at the reetory
nd enjoyed the hospitality OF the b
'arlsh Aid during an informal recep- !
ION between the hours OF eight and
en. musical program arranged by 4,
he church choir under the leadership "
4 H. s Rudd was feature of the
veninR. Miss Sophia Anderson was =
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