East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-10
SOCIAL And PERSONALS

his sister. Mrs. Israel of Dayton, is
seriously i'll there.
Y Miss Laura Cabin left Saturday
evening for a months visit in Ports
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. #. Straughan an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Clara Muriel, to Mr. James
/ Edward Harvey. The wedding win
take place in the very near future.
Mrs. William Davis left today for
Rremerton. for visit with her hus-
band, who is in the radio service. She
expects to be away until the first of
July.
Miss Cecilia Cunningham returned
Saturday evening from visit in
| Portland and Aberdeen, which she
has been enjoying since her gradu-
alton as a nurse from st. Anthony's
hospital early In the spring.
Mrs. ]. C. McComb, representative
OF the department of agriculture of
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. is a guest in PEN
dleton, She having come in govern
ment service and will speak this ev-
ening before the Women's War Saw
ng Society. a meeting of which has
been called for this evening. The ar
fair is to be held in the auditorium of
the Library. and an invitation to
share the benefits of Mrs. Nc.
Combs visit is extended to all friends
interested in wartime activities,
whether members of the society or
not. In addition, the program will
include a cello solo by Miss Harriet
Young, with Miss Sadie Young at the
piano, a short talk by Rev. Alfred
Lockwood on the coming War Saw
lngs Stamp campaign, and an open
discussion and exchange of recipes
devoted to the use of oat flour. The
meeting will begin at o'clock and
members who have arranged it are
urgent in their request for coopera-
ton in welcoming Mrs. MeComb.
-
Mrs. w. F. MatloclS and Mrs. wes-
ley Matlock have issued invitations
for large knitting party at the ar
mory hall Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lima Sturgis returned Saturday
from an extended visit in the east.
she left Pendleton in April in COM
pany with Mrs. C. C. Sturgis and Cy-
rus Jr., to join DR.. Sturgis in Boston,
where most Of her time has been
spent.
The Red Cross workroom is not
filled-will you help?
Following is the surgical dressings
schedule for the week of June 170-15.
with the instructors in charge. The
classes begin by o'clock in the aft
ernoon or in the evening.
Monday afternoon, folding class.
Mrs n. Berkeley, instructor.
Monday afternoon, cutting class,
Mrs. John Thompson, instructor.
Monday evening. business girls.
Mrs. J. c. Woodwork, instructor.
Tuesday afternoon, folding class
Mrs. e. L Power, Instructor.
Tuesday afternoon. cutting class,
Mrs, n, Burgess. Instructor.
Tuesday evening. high school girls,
Mrs. Power. instructor.
Wednesday afternoon, folding class
Mrs. OBrien, instructor.
Wednesday afternoon, cutting class
Mrs. T. d. Taylor, instructor.
Thursday afternoon folding class,
Mrs. II. E Bickers. instructor.
Thursday afternoon, cutting class,
Mrs John Adams, instructor.
Thursday afternoon, Honor Guard
cutting class, Miss Lillian Boylen, in
structor.
Thursday evening, Honor Guard
Girls, Mrs. Harry Chambers, instruc-
tor.
Friday afternoon, folding class,
Mrs. L. L. Rogers, instructor.
Friday afternoon, cutting class,
Mrs. J. c. Woodwork, instructor.
Saturday afternoon, volunteer class
Mrs. Charles Bonney, instructor.
A charming affair held Saturday
evening near Walla Walla Occasioned
a number of motor parties of Pendle-
ton guests when Mr.. ana Mrs VIII
bur Hopper gave a beautifully ap-
pointed dinner and reception in hon
asvaA III