East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-25


for an all day session at Hillside
Home.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution viii hold a meeting. of
importance. this evening at the home
Of Mrs. F. w. Vincent, 430 Water
street. at 1880 o'clock. All members
ere requested to attend.
Sixty-three fatherless Riddles of
France have found new fairy god par
ents in Pendleton who are Joining
with the French government to care
for them. One small girl recently
showed her loyalty to the cause by
asking TO be given the support of an
orphan as her birthday gift, Two lit
tie Pendleton brothers have adopted
another tiny brother about their own
age and will send him SO a month
from their own earnings, while the
children Of the Episcopal Sunday
school have vted to care for q boy
and girl, the adoption of the girl
to be as tribute to the memory Of
Dorothy Newberry.
So great was the eagerness express
ed In caring for the children that a
request was sent last week to New
York for an additional list Of names.
The parents already include:
Mrs. John Adams. Mrs. NJ. o. BEN
nett. Mrs. II. +. Bickers. c. M. Bish
op. Mrs. Roy Bishop, Horace and AL
len Boyden, Mrs. Gideon Brown, Mrs.
Newton Burgess. Brs. b. L. Bur-
roughs. Mrs. b. S. Burroughs, Mrs. G.
w. Byers. Mrs. w. ]. Clark. Mrs. H.
w. Collins, Leon Cohen, Mrs. G. X.
Cranston, Mrs. ]. L. Crodmmeiin,
Mrs. Brooke Dickson. Mrs Fred Earl
Episcopal Sunday School. Marie Gin
dTaux. Mrs Charles Hamilton, Mrs.
George Hartman, Mrs. Frank Hays.
Mrs. Anna Herrick, Mrs. II. w. Ire
land. Mrs. F. Z. Judd. ]. T. Lambirth,
Fred Lampkin. Rev. Alfred Lock-
wood. Mrs. Il. w. McComas, Mrs. }.
b. Mccook, Mrs. w. II. Mccormack.
Catherine McNary. Mrs. c. II. Marsh,
T.. p. Marshall, Mrs. Richard May
berry, Mrs. Elmer Moore. Sabra L
Mason. Mrs. Clarke Z. Nelson.
Mrs. Roland Oliver. Mrs. d. 4.
Peebler, Mrs. James b. Perry.
Mrs. c. o. Rinehart, Roy Ritner. Mrs.
J. F. Robinson. Mrs. L. L. Rogers, Ar
lie Rouanzoin, Mrs. r. A. Schiller.
Flora Shaw, Richard and Charles ST.
mis-, Mrs L. L. Smith. Barbara Stan
field, Mrs. ]. L. Stockman. Mrs w.
J. Stockman. Mrs. Lima II. Sturgis.
Mrs. ]. v. TaiIman. Mrs. Dean Tatom.
Mrs. S. r. Thompson, Mrs. W. L.
Thompson. Mrs, I2arl Tulloch. Mrs
Il. wade. Margafet f. WindeL Ha-
eel wyrIck. Mrs VIII Wyrick.
Mrs. John +. Greulich will be hos
tess tomorrow afternoon for a meet.
ing of the Inspiration club at her
home. b22 cosbie street
A regular meetlhg OF the Research
club Is scheduled for Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Raymond Hatch. the
afternoon to be devoted to relief
work.
Many interesting affairs are being
given in compliment TO Mrs. Joseph
Owenhouse OF Buffalo n. " who Is
visiting in Portland. She win be re-
membered by many old-time friends
as Miss Hazel Bickers. This afternoon
Mrs. James Twohy and Mrs. William
]. Patton entertained Jointly with a
luncheon at ChanticIeer and motor
trip up the Columbia river highway.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Marion B. James
gave a large receptioninhonOr OF Mrs.
Owenhouse and Mrs. Foster McLynn
(Marguerite Hale) of Weston. Va. II
was a prettily appointed affair and
scores OF guests called to greet the
visitors.
Friday Mrs. Mitylene Fraker Sites
with an informal tea and |
knitting party for the same two
Journal.
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The surgical dressings class under /
the supervision of Mrs. T. d. Taylor 1
will meet tomorrow afternoon at the
Federal building and Mrs. Taylor
again extends an invitation to volun-
teers.
Friends of Master Robert Miller,
the small son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g.
Miller. b1s jefferson street. who has
been quite III for the past several
days, having been Threatened with
win be glad to hear that
he Is much improved and is conval-
escing satisfactorily
The meeting OF the knitting clubs
which would regularly fall upon We'd
nesday. Is not 60 be held this week
as their new supply of yarn has not
yet arrived.
The Missionary Society OF the Pres
byterIan church will be entertained on
Thursday afternoon. April gath, at
he home OF Mrs. c.. w. Byers. 1901
3. Court. All are requested 20 attend
Artistic branches of apple blos-
sons. arranged in lovely clusters
lbout the rooms OF the Earle Tulloch
residence on Jackson street. made a
charming scene for a meeting OF the
Monday night Bridge Club for which
Mrs. Tulloch and Mrs. VIII McKin-
iey were hostesses last evening. The
lffalr was characterized by delightful
three tables OF bridge be-
nE In play. High score honors were
,aptured by Mrs. Herbert Greene and