East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-14
SOCIAL and PERSONALS

: son. Henry Nye, AIRS. Lester Bolil
and son, Mrs. A. d. Boyin and fam
!. iiy. Gordon Mettie and Mr.. and Mrs
!. Geo. Ness and family.
$ From Albee. A. s QUAINT and fam,
ily, Agnes Scroggin Wilma Scroggin
r Bert Constant, Mr.. and Mrs. Schlar-
baum and daughter. John Dern. Ma
Fie Dern. Ruth Dern and Harry En-
! right. and from Pilot Rock, Carl
Stuart. Jinks Jacques. Roy Michael
and Hazel Fletcher.
Miss Jennie Rarnhart was in town
4 this morning ON her way to Port
land and Cushman from Stanfield,
where she has been doing stenograph-
ic work,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church met Wednesday
Afternoon in the church parlors. for
the last assembly of members until
the fail season. 1T was decided to
earn something during the summer
months to increase the treasury con-
tents ana the first meeting of the new
year viii lbe devoted in part to a dis
cussion of the means employed by
each of the members. Yesterdays
meeting was concluded by the serving
of dainty Hoozer cookies and ices.
Mrs. Cash Powell passed throtagh
PendIeton on No. II today aceompa-
MED by Mrs. Powell, her mother-in-
law, enroute to Seattle. They ex-
pect to make their home there.
Armory Hall transformed into
inviting bower by an abundance of
fragrant rose blossoms and fluffy fo-
liage, artistic hangings and comfort
able chairs, arranged coziIy among
flower decked tables, yesterday after
noon formed the pretty scene for
knitting tea to which Mrs. William
Matlock and Mrs. Wesley Matlock had |
hidden about 100 guests. The after
noon was spent ia needlework and
chatting, interspersed with several
musical numbers. Mrs. VIII Hansconl
and Miss Anderson We're responsible
for many lovely violin-piano selections
and Mrs. B. L. Burroughs contribute
ed a geneuine delight by singing the
Marseillaise. Another patriotic note
was America by the entire party.
During the pretty tea hours the hos
tesses were assisted in serving by
Mrs. Henry Collins. Mrs. Lawrence
Frazier. Mrs. Nesmith Ahkeny. Mrs
Fred Earl. Mrs. Burroughs, Mrs. |
James Welch, Mrs Westbrooke Dick |
son, Mrs. Charles Bond, Mrs. Fl. E. /
Green, Mrs. G. ]. La Dow. Mrs. |
George Haslett. Mrs. Ralph Temple, |
Miss Emily Carney. Miss Evelyn SOM /
merville and Mrs. Emmett Estes, who |
is Mrs Wesley Matloek's guest.
The gracious hospitality of the hos /
tesses marked one of the seasons
most thoroughly charming festivities.
]. Ringer is in. town from Helix.
r. III. Oliver was in the city from
Walla Walla yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. j. L. Snyder are
spending a few days at Bingham.
Leslie Goff. of Holdman, was reg
istered at local hotel last night.
]. H. Daugherty of Hood River. IL
registered at the Pendleton hotel
Clyde Carpenter made flying trip4
to Athena on business this morning.
Jack o'NeH passenger agent of
the O.-W. r. & N.. was in town yes
terday.
j. E. Starn and F. L. March, Port
landers, are stopping at the Hotel st.
George.
c. NJ. Jefferson came in frSm Echo
last night and is stopping at the Col
den Rule.
j. p. Hayden, pioneer travelling man
for Lang and company, was in town
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Hedges of The
Dalles, stopped overnight at the PEN
1leton hotel.
Mrs. G. NJ. See and daughter re-
turned home last night from a visii
,t RichIand, Wash.
I. L Hagen. who is farming six
miles northwest of Pendleton. is in
own today on business.
Miss Alma Guinde. Mrs. Anna Haf- !
er and Mrs. Jesse Sailing drove to /
Athena and back yesterday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Branstetter went u :
Echo today. following a visit here
With her mother, Mrs. June Branstet-
er.
Louis ]. Gates, district manager of
he Pacific Grain Co, returned this
to his home at The Dalles
.fter seevral days in Pendleton.