East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-11

Miss Rose Ross left last evenine
FOR chicako where she viii visit with
relatives. she expects to remain sew
erei weeks.
The ladies OF Mcpherson Circle, No.
7s. q. A. r.. viii hold a business meet-
ing at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow after
noon in Moose HaH and q IS espee-
ially requested that all members be
present.
Commendahle indeed IS the record
for the past month NJ the surgical
Dressings class Of the Girls Honor
Guard which meets each Thursday
evening under the direction of Mrs.
Harry Chambers The third month
nf class work has just been completed
and in the past four weeks the fol-
lowing supplies have been turned In:
15s -four by four eompresses. three
split irrigation pads. ~ absorbent
pads. 2s4 folded game strips. ana
7ss gauze fercep spanges. In addi-
tion TO the construction Of the dress
inrs the class has devoted some at
tention TO the uses and practical APP
plication OF the surgical supplies.
conducting an imaginary house Of
mercy" which gives the members not
only better understanding Of the
dressings. but useful WORKING
knowledge IN case Of emergency.
All girls whether members of the
Honor Guard or not. are cordially
invited TO meet with the class. The
work tonlgh, is TO be devoted 60 nil-
ing a special orsier Of compresses and
a good attendance Is urged.
A meeting 81 the Missionary So
cley OF the Christian church which
was scheduled for Friday evening has
been postponed IN order that the
church may be used that evening FOR
the talk OF Miss Helen Stewart OF
Victoria. y. q. The date OF the meet
ing. which Is 10 DE held sometime
next week. win be announced at the
church services Sunday.
Among the surgical dressings class
es which have made particularly no
table records for a single afternoons
work Is that being directed by Mrs
TIlman d. Taylor. At the meeting Of
the class yesterday there We're ss la
dies present and between the hours
OF and o'clock 1906 -four by
eight gauze congresses were COM /
pleted. The record is a splendid one. I
and Mrs. Taylor expresses her appre-
csetion 10 the workers.
Fifty ladies assembled yesterday /
between the hours Of and O'Clock /
IN the parlors Of the Presbyterian I
church for the first meeting Of the 1
church year OF the Ladies' Aid So 1
ciety. After an interesting and most +
encouraging yearly report read by
Mrs. L. NJ. Morris. the afternoon was
spent Informally with Red Cross knit I
ting and the added entertainment OF 4
a yell received musical program. the +
afternoon being rounded out By So 1
eial hour over the teacups.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Keene are here 4
today en- route to Athena from south 1
ern California where they were mar
ried last year. Mr.. Keene has a son.
J. z. Keene. in the aviation service in
France.
For a meeting OF the Ladies Aid /
Society Of the Methodist church Mrs 1
". 7. Rigby yesterday extended de- 4
lightful hospitality at her home or 4
Perkins avenue. assistant hostesses
for the occasion being Mrs. l. L. /
Mann, Mrs W. 7. Porter Mrs f. Il. 1
Oliver. Mrs. J. A. Drake, and Mrs
Arthur Rigby. About 40 ladies were 4
present To enjoy the program and 1
eafueV refreehueufe grafrh folIUvad
Mrs. Fowler has charge of the gar
ment making Friday afternoon at the