East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-07

Young, formerly OF Pendleton, VIII,
has spent the past year In advance,
study in Chicago, and perhaps tn
most pleasing feature of all is tn
cordial welcome which Miss Youn,
extends to everyone. The affair is I,
be given i'm tn auditorium of the II
brary.
The Kanelta Knitting Klub met al
the Delta yesterday at l O'Clock foi
an enjoyable luncheon. As this is the
last afternoon meeting until fall. II
was In the nature of a seasons fare.
well. Several of the members will
leave soon for the summer. Mrs. II
l.. Simpson goes Wednesday to Mich.
igan. Mrs. L. Mention leaves next
week for Boise. Idaho, Mrs. Sam
Wright goes to Oklahoma, and Mrs
w. A. Brace goes TO Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Sam Wright will entertain the
members and their husbands Thurs
day evening. Yesterdays luncheon
party was composed OF the members
named and Mrs. L. Templeton, Mrs
X. Tanler. Mrs. II. T. Lester, Mrs.
Robert simpson and Mrs. G. II. Will
liams.
Decidedly pleasant are the new Red
Cross surgical work room facilities
established I'm the club room OF the
library and the opportunity OF meet
ing there during the summer months
will undoubtedly do much in keeping
up a good attendance as warm wealth.
er approaches just at time when an
imperative request has been made for
a special order OF supplies. Mrs. r
ID. Taylor's class will meet tomorrow
afternoon in the new work room and
she urges workers to come, both
members OF the class and volunteers.
whom she will welcome anytime aft
er 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Harold r. Barnett (Lola Rog-
ers) OF Walla walla, arrived this
morning from Connell. Wash.
Another charming number in n SER
les of dinners for which Judge and
Mrs. s. A. Lowell have recently been
hosts, was enjoyed at the Hopper
Kettle last evening by six guests. In
formality has characterized the din
ners through which Judge and Mrs.
Lowell have expressed their gracious
hospitality. The pretty table was en-
circled last evening by Miss Caroline
Bonney Miss Clytie Hall Mrs. Hol-
man Ferrin, NJ. s. Shrock. I. f. Young.
w. w. Green, superintendent of the
Umatilla county schools. and Judge
and Mrs. Lowell.
An announcement OF interest TO
many Pendleton friends is hat made
this week in walla waIla of the en-
gagement OF Miss Nettie Ralston to
Stanley Barnhart of New Orleans. The
Bride-elect is a charming WaIla waila
girl who has often visited in Pendleton
asthe guest of Mrs. Sam r. Thompson. |
The wedding is to be an event OF No
vember.
Many old friends are rejoicing at |
the presence I'm the city of Mrs. j. r. |
Dickson, a former Pendleton woman |
who arrived here Sunday morning /
from Portland. The visitor is being |
entertained at the home of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Brooke Dickson, at IL Main
street.
The Knitting club and n number of
additional guests enjoyed an espec-
tally delightful luncheon at the home
OF Mrs. George Strand at Vansycle
today noon. The geusts motored out
TO the Strand farm home.
Charles AIspach is down from He
lix today.
Ernest Muller left yesterday for
American Lake.
Gar Blevins started for Marion.
Iowa, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Lisle are In town
from Echo today.
Mrs. ]. r. Leeper of La Grande is a
visitor in Pendleton.
Miss Laura Kearney lef today for a
short visit at Pine Grove.
Mrs. r. A. VIII of La Grande. Is
visiting Mrs. A. Thomas.
II. NJ. Street and daughter of Wes-
ton, were In town yesterday
V. Wlglesworth and family aTe in
the city from their home at Heppner.
Mrs. T, ]. NJ Clean was an outgo-
ing passenger yesterday for Boston.
Mass.
Messrs. Morrison and Darr OF Aa.
ans, transacted business here yester-
day.
r. b. stanfieid, banker of Echo. was
here overnight to attend to business
matters.
Joe Hayes and w. w. Kilcup, OF
Heppner, came in last night on a busi-
ness mission.
Mrs. Ed johnson left this morn
ing for Haines. whre she will have
short visit with relatives.
Mrs. w. L. Kidder went to Athena
today 10 SPEND few days with her
mother, Mrs c. f. Clemons.
F. II. benson. prominent merchant
OF Meacham, attended the meeting
or the grocerymsn in Pendleton yes
terday.
Mr.. williams, a pominent attorney
of Ia Grande, returned home yester-
day evening after a business visit In
Pendleton.
Mrs. George Powers and sister, Miss
Lucille Iakins. left this morning for
North Yakima where they will visit
with another sister.
Mrs. A. II. Robie returned home
to Cayuse this morning following a
two-day stay in Pendleton with her
little daughter. whom she brought to