East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-27

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are not solicited by some organiza-
tion to make contributions for the
May day auction, that they donate
Just anything and if it is cooked
food, such articles as cakes. pies and
| fruits. that can be easily auctioned
are suggested. A committee will walt
in a booth at the depot park after
$3.50 o'clock on the morning of May
1 to receive these contributions.
II
There will be no surgical cutting
class Monday afternoon. This is the
class ordinarily supervised by Mrs.
Walter Adams, but the meeting is
cancelled for next week because Of
the supply of material prepared and
hereafter, during Mrs. Adams abb
sence. the work will be continued on
the schedule days under the direction
of Mrs. John K. Thompson. The
Monday folding class under Mrs.
Norborne Berkeleys supervision win
meet next week as usual
Members of the Bachelor Club
were hosts last evening for a merry
picnic party, enjoyed between $3.50
and $3.50 at the Peebler farm on Nc
Kay creek. The lovely spring even
ing, great bonfire, and a delicious
super combined to make the affair
genuine delight. About 40 young
folk enjoyed the clubs hospitality.
Mrs Parker Kolbe of Akron, Ohio.
grand president of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma fraternity. who is en- route to
Walla Walla, arrived in Pendleton on
1.a-
during her few hours stay in Pendle-
ton she is being entertained at tea at
the home of Mrs. Guy L. Boyden. ads
ditional guests being Mrs. o. NJ. Ben
nett, Mrs. Lyman Rice, Miss Louise
Bailey and Miss Thelma Thompson.
who is spending the week here. all
members of Kappa Kappa Gamma,
and Miss Pauline Rice, who is home
from Whitman College. and who will
be one OF the initiates of the frater-
nifty at the coming installation.
Mrs. Robert Hughhart win arrive |
from Spokane this evening on a visit |
OF several weeks at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. Parlett. She
Will be accompanied by her wee son /
who is to be called Stanley.
An interesting event i'm Walla Wal
la. scheduled for Monday and Tues
day. VIII be the installation Of Beta
Sigma fraternity of Whitman college
as chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma
women's national fraternity. The
charter was granted nearly a month
ago and since that time the girls OF
the organization have been honored
.
congratulations. Miss Pauline Rice
ard Miss Helen Fee are Beta Sigma
members and the list also includes
Miss Roberta BleaIxney, formerly OF
Pendleton. Delegates from all parts
Of the northwest will be present fos
the installation of the chapter regard
ing which the Walla Walla Union re- {
Gently said:
Beta Sigma has always been one of
the leading Organizations in the col
lege and her members have been rep
resented In almost every line Of col
lege activities. With the exception of +.
one semester, Beta Sigma has for sew
sral years past Outstripped other or
in scholarship grades. The
members are TO be most warmly con-
graduated for the great honor which
I.
and upon the college
volney Dixon Of Medford is at the
Robert stanfieId came up this
from Portland.
8Ir. and AIss. F. D. Watts Of Weston
ire Pendieton visitors today. "A
Sheldon Taylor is down from his I
larm near Athena today.
Miss Barbara stanfield Is spending
The weekend with relatives near Echo.
John Paxton was a business visitor
In Pendieton yesterday from Walla
Waiia-
Mrs. Jack Horton Of Bend IS spend I,
ing o few days IN Pendleton as the
guest OF friends. I,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.. Bartholo-
meW o. sfanfield were overnight ris-
lfors lD The citg.