East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Following is the Red Cross surgi
cal dressings schedule for the weel
OF July Is to 20. Morning work be
gins at . o'clock, afternoon work al
and evening work at Z.
The only quota for supplies has
been doubled, making generous CO.
operation imperative, and every in
structor extends to volunteers not
only a cordial welcome. but an ur-
gent appeal for assistance in the liz
brary work room during any of the
following classes:
Monday afternoon-Folding Glass
Mrs ]. K. Thompson. instructor.
Monday afternoon-Cutting Glass,
Mrs NJ. a. Sprinkler, instructor.
Monday evening-business Girls,
Mrs. ]. q. Woodwork, instructor.
Tuesday morning--Volunteer cuttins
Class Mrs John Adams. Instructor.
Tuesday afternoon-Folding Glass,
Mrs. J. n. Burgess. instructor.
Tuesday afternoon-Cutting Glass.
Mrs. r. H. Brown, instructor.
Wednesday afternoon - Folding
Glass. Mrs. T. ID. Taylor, instructor.
Wednesday afternoon Cutting
Glass. Mrs. Joe Murphy. instructor.
Thursday fternoon-Folding Glass
Mrs H Z Bicl1ers. instructor
Thursday Acknowledging Glass
Mrs Thomas Thompson, instructor.
Honor Guard Cutting Glass, Miss /
lillian Boylen. instructor.
Thursday avening-Honor Guard I
Folding Class. Mrs H. NJ. Chambers,
instructor.
Friday morning. Volunteer Cutting
Class Mrs John Adams, Instructor.
Friday Folding Glass,
AIRS. ]. C. Woodwork, Instructor.
Friday demonstrating Glass.
Mrs. ]. T. Richardson, instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Robinson, Miss
Thelma Thompson, Miss Daphne
Swearingen. Miss Katherine Thomp-
son, Miss Jane Murphy and Miss Har-
riett johnson. of Portland, returned
last night after spending four days at
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson near Bingham Springs. The
girls spent Sunday at the Springs. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Temple, Miss ]
Vera Temple. Miss Elsie Fitzmaurice
and Glenn Bean of waIla WaIla re- :
turned last night from Bingham
Springs. Miss Temple was a guest
during the week at a house party at
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Robinson near Bingham. while the ~
rest Of the party spent Sunday at the
Springs I
Miss Myrtle Butler of Baker is the Z
guest of Misses Grace and Edna AL
len of 3O5 Cosbie street. The girls
were formerly friends at Sumpter.
Oregon
A recent event for which W. C. 4.
U. members of Milton were hostesses +
was a reception and supper planned
for the pleasure of its Three Score Of
club. the guests being Milton and
Freewater folk who are 20 years and is
pver and the affair Is of wide inter-
est because of the presence OF many N
well known pioneer w. c. T. u mem-
1ers. Eighty invitations We're issueo.
,acil bearing a unique invitation to VI
he Christian church where "a pro-
gram and a dinner. too, yon see, win d;
bass the hours for you and me- The
program included. after an address OF fr
many delightful musical
and readings and the party hi
adjourned 60 enjoy the supper around
ables forming a hollow SQUARE, in the
e inter- of which a smaller table sup 'e
ported an immense cluster Of Shasta
iatsies. while Dorothy Perkins roses d;
leeked the places and ping and white
treameFs fiuttered from the electro fr
Ter in the four corners Of the square.
Ten OF the guests were over 50 re
ears Of age and some were more
han 80. The Narty included Mr. and =,
drs. Aaron Miller. Mr.. and Hrs II.
,. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers. Mr.. and
irs. Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. Labadee, Mr. -
nd Mrs. Henry Frazier, MIR. and Mrs.
;. p. Nichols. Mr- and AIRS. o. {. lth
senkr. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe West, Mr..