East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-25
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Following Is the Red Cross sched-
Iule for surgical dressings class meet
lipgs during the week June "A to 2S.
II Word has been received that the
4 quota from this chapter must be
\ doubled by August /. so everyone who
possibly can devote any time TO the
work is earnestly urged to attend any
one or more OF. the classes where the
instructor IN charge WIN be moro
than glad TO welcome volunteers:
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Miss Harriet Young left last even
ing for La Grande. she expects to pass
the summer at her home near there,
! but viii return early In the fall to re-
sumo work In her music studio.
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Miss Byzantine Moussu is iJelieEed
to be now on the waters en- ioute to
France. Word just received by her
fsther. II. o. Moussu of 1891 West
Webb street. was written IN New
York and he believes his daughter
sailed several days ago. Miss Moussu
Is the only oregon girl in the contin-
gent of 60 who are to enter active
service in the telephone branch of the
signal corps, U. S. a. An attractive
portrait of Miss Moussu in tniform
accompanied the letter.
Miss Jean Jacobs daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Jacobs, who has been
spending the winter in Pendleton, has
returned home for the summer
months Portland Telegram.
81 IN a,1,
of the supervisors of Red Cross sur
gical dressings work meet this week
with the cutting class of her division
Mrs f. NJ. EbreI entertained a
group OF friends of wee Miss Mar
guerite Shaver yesterday afternoon,
and the little folk. who were accom-
panied by their mothers. helped to
celebrate the first birthday anniver-
sary of the guest of honor. Tables
were arranged on the lawn for a dain-
ty luncheon and clusters os pink
roses and baby breath added love-
~ note to the appointments, while a
birthday cake made its appearance
with one glowing candle. Another
feature which proved delight was a
search for favors concealed among
the flowers and shrubbery OF he gar
den. The list included besides the
honoree. Twylia House. Jacleroy
House, Helen McSeely. Jack stangier,
Jimmy Stangier. Marian Draper, Sa.
rah Draper, Mary Hampton, Edgar
Draper Ellen Hampton and Dorothy
Hampton. and assisting with their en-
were Misses Mildred Eb-
rel and Haroldlne Horton.
Mrs. f. J. Murphy. who suffered |
slight injuries on Sunday from a GALL !
is improving rapidly.
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SO urgent has become the need for |
American Red Cross supplies that 4
chapters in the many cities are Won
dering what means can be adopted |
to effect attendance proportionate to
the increased demands. The Pendfe-
ton chapter wishes to keep the work
wholly voluntary but hopes to find no
yellow cards. and with the doubling
Df the quota in new orders received
this week the chapter again, end still
more urgently. asks, ~Wiil You
HeIp?"
Mrs. ]. NJ. p. Snyder and Mes Tess
Snyder who have been guests at the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Lowell,
expect to leave Thursday fot a sum
ner's outineAat Portland and seaside.
The ladies of the Presbyterian mis-
iionary society viii meet at the church
IN Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
o start to the mission for the annual
picnic. The men coming at 6 when
he picnic dinner viii be served. Con.
'eyances will be furnished for an
members of the church aHa congre-
sation and all are invited to attend.
Miss Clytie Hall was hostess last
yening for an infomal 'line party at
he Alta theater as compliment t.
Hiss Esther jacobson who arrived {
sunday en- route home from the uni =