East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-22


Tuesday and Friday mornings having
been solicited for special cutting class
cs. Mrs. John Adams is in charge,
and the work is done entirely by vol
uIEtceIS. making generous cooperation
essential To good attendance. The
work begins at D o'clock in the Red
Cross room of the library and every
one is extended an urgent invitation.
A change in the Red Cress surgical
dressing schedule occurs each week
because of the alteration Of the
gauze cutting and folding classes.
Following is the order of work for
the week of July % to %. Afternoon
classes begin by O'Clock and those
in the evening at Z. Volunteers are
urged to meet with any of the class
es and will be cordially welcomed in
the work room of the Library:
Monday Folding class.
Mrs, y. Berkeley, instructor.
Monday afternoon-Cutting class,
Mrs. Walter Adams, instructor.
Monday evehing-Business girls.
Mrs. j. C. Woodworth, instructor.
/ Tuesday afternoon Folding class,
Mrs. e. l.. Power, instructor.
| TuesdAy Cutting class,
Mrs. James Welch, instructor.
/ Wednesday afternoon--Folding class.
Mrs T. F. O'Brien, instructor.
Wednesday afternoon Cutting
class, Mrs. Jim Estes. instructor.
Thursday -afternoon-Folding class.
Mrs F. E, Boyden. instructor.
Thursday afternoon-Cutting class.
(Riverside ladies', Mrs. H S. Gar
field. instructor.
Thursday afternoon-Honor Guard
class, Miss Lillian Boylen, instructor.
Thursday evening-Honor Guard
girls, Mrs. H. Nj. Chambers, instruc-
tor.
Friday fternoon-Folding class,
Mrs. L. L. Rogers, instructor.
Friday afternoon, cutting class. Mrs.
j. c. Woodwork, instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Haslett |
have returned from an auto trip OIL
several weeks, during which time they |
visited Crater Lake, san Francisco. |
San Diego, Sacramento and points as
far north as Hoquiam. Wash.
Clyde overly. who recently return
ed from San Francisco, has been a 1
Weekend visitor in Pendleton, hav-
ing come to join his father. Asa over
by, of Walla Walla, before returning |
to his ranch in central oregon.
Mrs. Minnie Henderson and Miss |
Mabel Hensel left yesterday for Sc
attle. going later from there to
Bremerton to visit Mrs. Henderson's /
sister, who is in yoemanette service.
They are to be in Seattle for the an
nual Potlatch celebration there and |
plan to be absent for a fortnight.
Mrs. G.. R. O'Daniel returned home
this morning from Hermiston where
she has spent the past week as a guest 4
at the F. C. Mckenzie home.
r. T. Bishop of Pendleton. is reg /
istered at the Imperial hotel at Port
land today.
Mrs. w. A. Mumford and small
daughter, Laura, left today for Eu-
gene to visit with relatives the re- /
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. w T. Shrock left yesterday
for Milwaukee. oregon. where she
will spend a week visiting friends.
The ladies of the Spanish War Vet-
Grams as well as all other ladies' who
nave been sewing for the Red Cross
On Thursday afternoon are requested
o come on Tuesday instead. The work
will begin at ? o'clock in the Federal )
building.
A pretty home wedding was that of :
Hiss Ruth Kay and Thomas Boylen,
r., of Pendleton which took place !,
asst . Wednesday evening at $3.50
'clock at the home of the brides
lother. Mrs. Ella Kay. The house
'as decorated in a color scheme of :
ink and white. Pink and white .
weet peas formed an archway In the
rOnt drawing room where the cere-
nony took place. and palms and ferns
ere used lavishly also in the decora- 1
ons. The Rev. Edward Mills, of the
hurch of Truth. of Portland, came !
, Spokane especially to officiate. Be
ore the ceremony Mrs. Laura Pearce
ing. The wedding music was played
y Miss Irene Andrews. The bride
ore a gown of white and silver, OF
hite draped charmeuse under
TX tulle and trimmed with silver
raid and lace. Her bouquet was a d
lower of white roses. The attendants n
ere Miss Peggy Boylen of Pend1e- 50
m. and a brother of the bride, Bud oi
ay. Miss BOylen wore pink silk 81
immed with net and rose buds and
,rried pink roses. The ring ceremony tS
as used and only relatives and friends u
ere present, the guests numbering ii
Mrs. Kag was assisted in receiving "
7 the parents OF the bride groom, Mr.. ID
I'd Mrs. Thomas Boylen of Pendleton, II a
sister. Miss Winnie BoyleR and her II
N. John Kay. al
Supper was served in the dining c.
.om where the table was decorated m
sweet peas and knots of ribbon. OF
lre were three cakes. the brides. tho Sc
.ide groom's. and the wedding cake si
-oper The latter was cut by the
'ide and distributed among the
tests. The cakes were decorated 1.