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

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features which attend this evenings
number of the series Of benefit dane
es. The spacious auditorium has been
: converted into bower1like spot for
the affair, an unusual attraction of
which is the reservation Of boxes for
: individual parties and guests who do
/. not care to dance. and the selection
of the suburban scene adds it's lure
J with the coming of warm summer
evenings. Mrs. Roy T. Bishop has
| and her assistants are Mrs. James b.
Welch, Mrs. George Baer. Mrs. Will
been in charge of the arrangements
son D. McNary and Mrs. westbrook
Dickson.
Mrs. ]. C. Woodworth's Friday aft
ernoon class In surgical dressings will
meet tomorrow in the new library
work rooms AS always, Mrs Wood
worth extends a cordial welcome to
all and the room will be open at 1890
o'clock.
With the resumption of gauze fold
ing for surgical dressings. the neces-
sity for cutting classes increases and
an urgent request is made to all who
are interested to assist with the work
when possible. The cutting class un-
der the direction OF Mrs. j. T. Rich. |
ardson will meet in the Library work |
room tomorrow at o'clock and |
cordial welcome Is extended to every. |
one to join In the work then.
Hawthorne, the pretty farm home
OF the De Spains, was yesterday the
scene OF an Informal but thoroughly
delightful gathering OF Pendleton
friends who motored out to spend the
afternoon in tribute to Mrs. Nancy E.
De Spain, whose birthday anniversary
1t was. Mrs. Norborne Berkeley was
responsible for the pleasing bit of
hospitality. which celebrated a num-
ber of occasions of interest among the
guests the affair complimenting the
wedding anniversaries of both Mrs.
James Welch and her mother. Mrs.
Homer Hallock of Portland. who is
her house guest. and the birthday of
Mrs. ]. F.. Robinson as well as that
OF Mrs. BerkeIey's mother.
Master Norman fferdner yesterday
celebrated his sixth birthday anni- .
versary in a beautiful way by extend ]
ing hospitality to a group of his par ,
ticular friends who enjoyed games on !
the lawn followed by a luncheon i.
around a daintily appointed table i
decked with sweet peas. The little !
host received many expressions of
good wishes and lovely gifts. The
merry party included Marjorie Ebert,
Arnold Ebert, Jr., John Penland.
Vera Leas, Mary Elizabeth Hopf. ,
Peggy Hexter. Charles Hexter, Jr., .
Morris German and Laurence Blum :
berg
Mrs. Jesse Sailing and daughters. /,
Edna and Theima, returned last
evening from Portland where Miss
TheIma has spent the winter attend
ing St HeIens Hall. Mrs. Sailing and
Miss Edna went down a fortnight ago
to attend the commencement program
in which the student contributed mu-
sIcal numbers of marked merit.
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Miss Mable Green a teacher in the
Valla walla schools is in the city for
/ few days visiting with her brother :.
". W. Green. county school superin-
endent :, Z
o. Richter of the Pasco Union
;tockyards is here today attending the
g. Joseph's Academy commencement :,
exercises.
F. G. Shilke of the O.-w. r. & N. a
is here from La Grande. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilliland and
children of Echo. were here overnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Forrest are in
rom their reservation farm today. =
]. c. Martin, Athena farmer. is in ?
own today. =
Mrs. Earl Dudley was in town from
Helix yesterday. II II
J. r. Flynn representing the Blake
McFall company, is in the city from "
Portland. u
County Commissioner II. NJ. Cock 3
3urn, is In the city. having come
lown from Milton last night. a a
C. Killiam of Hermiston. was an
overnight stopper at the Hotel PEN 81
ileton. u
C. r. Hibbard and Charles Baxter
Il La Grande. stopped overnight at
he Pendleton hotel.
Nesmith Ankeny and A. J. McAllis- .
er drove over to walla walla this II
Lfternoon. y y
d. ]. O'Rourke OF Heppner and F. =
!. Colburn or La Grande, were reg II
stored at local hotel last night. II
Hall Craft OF Echo. was here over a.
light. stopping at the Hotel st. o.
George. 81
Mrs. NJ. L. Morrison. wife OF the "
mayor of Helix, and Mrs. Kimbell, "
re shoppers in town today.
Mrs. ]. w. Stevenson was in town
rom Pilot Rock last night taking the
rain for Elgin, where she will visit.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hicks arrived here last az
light from Milton and plans to "
pend the summer at the j. w. Ma tc
oney home. I'
Margaret Lee Slusher of Portland
$ now visiting In the city as the
uest' of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Irs. william Slusher. n