East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-22
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Il Sergeant R. L. Chamberlain, who
+ IS visiting his parents. M~ and MIS-.
lC W cham berlain, while on Iur
l.ueu 1rm F.rrs7 No"'oe NaS was
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Tirs-r.tau ruf SI.estvr Rogers We're
.1.a-fs at iha HH3o ~ l.eA paients'
/ 515 Blaine street. Light refreshments
were served during the evening Ihose
present included Mr.. and Mrs. Cham.
/ berlain, Mir. and Mrs, Roscrs. Mr. anu
/ Mrs Robert Jones, Miss Nellie Chan,-
berlain, Miss Ada Decke', Miss Paul-
l inc Jones, Miss Minnabelle Jones
/ Miss Charlotte Healey.\ Miss grace
/ Healey. Clarence Vernon, harry
Hayes Leonard swan Albert LIN
gren. the honor guest and the hosts'
( The Lincoln school Parent Teacher
Association will meet on Friday ait
/ ernoun. at 2:3O O'Clock in the schoV'
/ bufldmg.
A pretty bit of hospitality to the
visiting basketball team was contrib
uted by Miss Helen Nelson Saturday
when she entertained with an infof-
NAL dancing party, hr,'oring the
] Wallowa girls, Immediately following
the game. Eighteen couples enjoyed
the delightful affair which was given
at the attractive Nelson home. Dur
/ ing the course of the evening dainty
refreshments were served. y The party
dlsbanded about IL o'clock, although
I several of the girls remained up until
l;ster to escort the visluH5 girls to
their train.
Tho Royal jazz club will meet on
/ "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. H. A. Newton, 201 Garden street,
instead Of Thursday afternoon as pre-
/ viously announced. Al members are
urged to be in attendance
( All who care to dance for sweet
charitys sake" will be afforded an
opportunity Friday evening when the
active members of the Phoenix Club
vail give a dance in Liberty Hall 70.
the benefit of the French orphan.
Dancing is always a favorfte pastime
among Pendleton folk aud the fact
that with the pleasure may be COM
bined a bit of real service is sure to
car forth a large attendance. The
affair will be held Immediately fol-
Lowing the basketball game with the
girls team from The Dalles,
Mrs David II. Nelson will enter
tain with n Enitting and needlework
party on saturday ac.--.noon, her
guests being the teachers OF the Lin
&C In and High schools.
Instead of 5 o'clock the entertain
ment which the st. Clair Sisters will
give this evening at the Methodist
church as the second number of tho
I,-ceum course. will nor ocgin until
$40. it was announced Soday. The
st. Clair Sisters are reputed to be
one of the leading musical compan-
les on the lyceum srage and large
audience is expected to hear them
THIS evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Estes of
Walla Wana are hero for tho Barnett
Rogers wedding tonight.
The First Ma Class 'of the Girls
EatouzI Honor Guard VIII meet We'd
nesday night instead ~ this evening
u the Federal hullln-
Tom Johns, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Johns was host yesterday at
p1ttty dinner party in celebration of
mis- eleventh birthday. The guests in
cluded Donald Whiteman, Donald Nc
Cook. Charles Simmis and Robin
Fletcher.
c. L. Kiethley of Hepner is Pen
dleton visitor.
T. I. Woodward of Echo is register
ed at the Pendleton.
Ralph a. Holte, Stanfield Sanker,
s. as up from his home yesterday.
D. S. Pinkerton and c. \. Norman
Of Milton, who are serving ON the jury
here, are registered at the st. George
Thomas Campbell, Hermiston mer
chant, was here yesterday to attend
The conference on the thrift stamp .
Mrs. ]. E. Short, widow of the Low !
len farmer who was shot and killed, /
Is here attending the trial Of his al
eyed slayers.
Mrs. Spencer Bentley arrived home /
from Portland where she had
been taking treatment for some time
past She is much improved in
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