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

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: The missionary society of the Chris
, tian church viii meet Thursday
, June 9. at 1880 o'clock in the train
| ing class room In the basement of tn
. church. All are asked to come pre-
pared to meet the society's aims an
pay back dues. Election of officer
is also scheduled for Thursday. al
members and friends are invited.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Span
ish American War Veterans viii NEE
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in tn,
Red Cross rooms OF the Federal build.
ing.
Students of Miss Harriet young az.
forded an appreciative audience for q
thoroughly splendid recital of instru-
mental music in the auditorium of the
county library last evening. Each
! carefully arranged number proved a
real pleasure to the listeners and each
was played by memory. Marked in
terest was given the program by its
OF students, and particularly In
teresting were numbers by Miss
Sadie Young. whose playing was
genuine delight. The visitor re-
Gently returned from Chicago where
she has spent the year studying un-
der George Kober, one OF Americas
foremost pianists. as well as in class
work in the Effie Ellles Perfield Sys-
tenn of harmony. and an valuable
tribute to Miss Young. who has been
her sisters only other teacher, as well
as the other Pendleton students. is the
fact that the noted artist praised Miss
Sadie's training and continued her
progress according to exactly similar
methods.
The auditorium was made unusu-
ally attractive last evening by the
presence OF many clusters of lovely
roses.
James Simpson. who had prepared
two interesting numbers was unable
to be present.
The students who appeared were
Vivian Warner, Eva Nelson, Harriet
Brown. Kenneth Rev, Daphna Ed
misten, Edna Murphy, Merle Jack.
Carl Nelson, Juanita Brown. Vivian
Estes Helen Nelson. Helen Idleman,
Cressie Baker and Sadie Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Thompson
have as their guest Mrs. Thompsons
mother. Mrs. Josephine Kincaid, who
arrived Monday from San Francisco.
The news that she is convalescing sue.
cessfully from a recent operation is
welcomed In Pendleton. where Mrs.
Kincaid's friendship has been enjoy
ed during former visits.
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For $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow the
thirty first annual commencement
program of st. Joseph Academy is
1t is to be held in the
oregon theatre, and is made doubly
by the fact that the pro-
ceeds are TO become n gift to the
Umatilla county chapter of the Red
Cross.
Mrs. Harry Bickers extends a cor
dial welcome to volunteers as well as
members of her surgical dressings [
class which will meet tomorrow after /
noon around the newly arranged /
tables in the club room of the library. |
The work will begin at / O'Clock.
Interesting news has been received 1
by Miss Florence Moussu from Miss
Stastia Walsh, formerly a well known
nurse, who is in New
York to embark for overseas service.
Miss Walsh has been stationed dur
ing the past several months at Fort
Lee, Petersburg. Va, and has been
eagerly awaiting the present call.
Four units are now at the sea port,
and their departure will follow the ar
rival of a detachment of medical men
from Camp Merritt, New Jersey, who
we're expected to reach New York to-
day.
w. L. Pearson left yesterday for
Egglestpn, Va.
F. c. Alten of Umatllla. is in PEN
dleton today.
]. r. Justice. horse dealer, is back
from n trip to Galesburg. Ill.
Mrs. ]. ]. Zergel left for Marcola, in
Lane county, yesterday.
James and Frank Price were visit
ors from Weston Yesterday.
Ethel r. Wirth has gone TO Westa-
DO. Oregon. going out yesterday.
+. T. Chamberlain came in from
Ukiah last night.
II. l. Claycomb and y. l. Hunt
ngton of walla walla. were here
overnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Read of lone
we're here overnight on their way to
Weston.
Captain T. r. Moore of Dallas,
Texas. is in the city. registered at the
Pendleton hotel
r. II. Holmes and Harry Bracket
If Echo were overnight visitors in
own.
r. A. Blanchard OF the Live stock
State Bank" is stopping at the PEN
lleton Hotel.
Mrs. ]. II. schubly of Helix, is
among the guests at the Pendleton
Hotel today.
Dean Shull went out on No. is last
evening as a new brakeman for the
O.-w. n. & N. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Bulls of Port
and. arrived here today for visit Mt
he Ralph L Spray home. I.
Miss Lucy Coffey returned to her
home at wasco today following a
Yisit here with her brother, w. II. :