East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-01
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Mrs. Harry Leady and little son,
oliver. are in waiIa walla for d visit
at the home OF MRS. Leadys parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Oliver.
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Members of the Research Club en-
joyed an exceptionally delightful
program Mt the regular meeting held
yesterday with Mrs. II. f. Mclean as
hostess and Mrs. C. II. Norris as lead
or Mother of Mine" (Kiplingj read
by Mrs. Raymond Hatch, opened the
meeting. followed by paper, Advice
To Mothers by Mrs. j. r. Richardson,
a paper, Mothers of Famous Men in
Art" Mrs. Clara T. Lyle. and vocal
solo. Mother McCree." by Mrs
Theodore Rembolt. The response to
cali roll was also in the form of moth
er's maxims, At the business session
held during the afternoon 1t was de-
csded to dispense with the outline OF
study and any and all Refreshments
and instead the meetings viii be de-
voted to relief work for the Belgians.
Yesterdays assembly was concluded
with the serving Of delicious refresh
ments.
The Civic Club will meet at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon in the
club room of the Library.
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The Young Ladies' Knitting Club
of the First Christian Church, under
the direction of Miss Luella Spooner
and Miss Dorothy Lewis, will meet
at the home of Miss Morton, 512 f..
Railroad street. All girls are urged
to be present.
Tomorrow Is Volunteer Day ut Red
Cross headquarters and a call Is made
| for helpers I'm the surgical dressing
class. The equipment needed is a
white apron and head covering.
/ A splendidly interesting and enter
/ tanning meeting of the Spizzerinktum
Club vas enjoyed yesterday with Mrs
]. II. Raley as hostess at her home on
College Street Only crab members
were in attendance and the afternoon
was devoted to knitting and crochet
/ ing with a contest lending added in
terest Mrs. T. ]. Tweedy and Mrs. L.
II. Avison were the fortunate contest
ants and received as a reward love-
| ~ bouquet of pink sweet peas and
ferns. The next meeting of the club
will be held with Mrs. Mary Boyden
as hostess.
| Complimenting Mrs. II. II. Hattery
who is leaving soon for Portland,
Northside Bridge Club members will
entertain with an Informal dinner to-
morrow evening in her honor at the
home of Mrs f. T. Wade on jackson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barnett. who
have recently returned from their
wedding tour, are located in apart
ments ats4O9 East Main -Walla Wal
la Bulletin.
The Old Degree Team of the Re-
bekah Lodge will hold initiation cere-
monies tonight and large attend
ance is anticipated.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jones. three miles north of this city.
was the scene of delightful surprise
dancing party last evening About
35 of their young friends motored out
to their home taking along dainty re-
freshments and also the musicians |
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones extended generous
hospitality and a most enjoyable ev-
ening was spent by all
Thursday Afternoon Club mem bers |
met yesterday with Mrs. w. d. Nc
Nary at her attractive home and en-
joyed an afternoon Of Red Cross work |
interspersed with a number Of de- |
lightful readings and musical num- |
bers. Dainty Hoover Refreshments /
concluded the afternoon, Mrs. A. J. |
owen presiding at the coffee. urn.
The following interesting program (
will be presented tonight at the meet
ing of the Washington school parent
teacher circle. Talk by Judge G. w.
Phelps on the Junior Red Cross;
talk by Mrs. w. d. McNary on Lay
ette Work." Instrumental solo. Miss
Wattenburger; vocal solo. Miss ia
cobs. and Instrumental solo, Miss Ma
rie Temple. A collection will be ta.
ken
Charles Hynd is down from his
home at Ukiah.
Frank James of Umatilla is spend
ing the day in Pendleton.
w. n. Hickey of Echo was up
from his home last evening.
f. NJ, Horner of Pilot Rock was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day
Ralph G. WalpOle and Frances
Walpole of Irrigon are registered at
he st. George.