East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-09
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

meeting of the Parisss Honss
Guild of the church OF the Resieetner
win be held tomorrow evening ii esSe
a'ciock at the rectory and all members
are urged TO be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chambers who
left Yesterday for Kentucky. were
canpllmented before their departure
by a o'clock dinner Friday evening
for which MIR. and Mrs Lester Ham
lev and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II, Brown
were hosts at the Hamley home on
West Court street. A great cluster Of
pink roses lent their charm to the
handsomely appointed table which
was eneIrcled by a group OF intimate
friends OF the honor guests, and the
affair was made exceptionally enjoy
able BY the informal hospitality Of the
hosts. Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers len
for Louisville where Mrs. Chambers
will fesnain while her husband IS IN
the officers training camp for field
artillery at Camp Taylor, KY The
absence of both M and Mrs Cham
bers win be a source Of regret to Pen.
dleton friends. for during Mr.. Cham
hers activity in community affairs
his wife has been al eader in Honor
Guard and Red Cross circles.
A quiet wedding was solemniEed YES /
terday afternoon at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. J. L Hail. So2 w.
Alta St, when Miss Pearl Hicks of !
Milton became the bride of J. W. Da- |
Wis, of Astoria, with Rev. H. S. Shan /
gle. of Milton officiating. The bride /
wore an attractive gown of Georgette /
crepe and silver lace and carried a
bouquet of white carnations. The 1
house was very attractively decorated /
with a profusiOn of beautiful asters. 1
The invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert d. Newell and Herbert New
ell, Jr.. Hermiston; Mr.. and Mrs. H. s.
Shangle. Miltoni Cecil and Edgar
Hicks, Milton: F. NJ. Griggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Han, f. l. McBroom. Mr..
and Mrs. d. p. Hicks, Effie Hicks.
Emily and Elizabeth McBroOm. After
the ceremony the bridal party motor
ed TO Milton TO visit few days with
friends. after which they will take a
wedding trip to the coast. Mr.. and
AIRS. Davis will he at their home in
Astoria after October LIST.
A token of appreciation to Mrs.
Harry Chambers for her service in Red
Cross activities as well as an ex-
preston of friendship was presented
TO her Saturday evening before her
departure for Kentucky by members
OF her surgical dressings class, the
gift chosen being a rose colored negli-
gee. The class which has been con-
Quoted by Mrs. Chambers meets each
Thursday evening and includes Honor
Gnara girls and a number of addition
al members. t
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Following the summer period of va
cation. a special meeting Bushee
chapter No. l9. order Eastern Star, is
TO be held tomorrow evening and the
officers of the chapter are to be hos
tesses for a social to which a welcome
is extended to all members with an es-
peciaIly cordial invitation to all those
in Pendleton who are not affiliated
with this chapter, the meeting is
scheduled for s o'clock.
Prominent Pendlet0a folk who have
concluded their sojourn at the vari- :
Gus beaches and after spending few
Gays in the city are returning hcms
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. f. z
Judd. Mr.. and Mrs John II. Adams. il
Mrs. Wilson McNary and children. e
Miss Catherine and Wilson, Jr.; Mr.. I
and Mrs. G. A. Hartman. Mr.. and a
Mrs Roy T. Bishop sand chiIdren.- 4
Portland Oregonian. s
The ladies Of the WOmen's Foreign s
Missionary Society of the Methodist j
church will meet at the home of Mrs. v
NJ l. Stockman Tuesday at $3.50 a
o'clock. All members are urgently s.
requested to attend as the business is Ii
unusually important. It includes the il
election of officers for the coming b
year. G
Mrs. Fred Ebrel Saturday afternoon 81
entertained a group Of young friends q
in compliment to her daughter, Miss p
Mildred Ebrei, whose eleventh birth n
day anniversary It was. Mrs. Ebrel a