East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-18

her two attractive children, Emily anc
John, arrived las1 evening from Port
land for a visit at the Norborne Ber'
kelley home and at Hawthorne" with
Mrs. Isaac's mother, Mrs. Nancy T.
DE Spain, and with her brother, Al
DE Spain. Mrs. Isaacs was formerly
Miss Constance De Spain OF Pendle-
ton. After a visit here she and the
children will stop en- route home at
the Hay Creek ranch OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Berkeley. Emily and 'John>
ny" will be remembered as the he
roine" and hero OF the charming
tale, "Fun With the Fairies" by Mrs,
Charles Berkeley Geraldine De
Spain) which has delighted the hearts
OF scores of children and grown-ups
as well since its publication year
ago.
The club room of the library
charming in an abundance OF wild
roses and syringa blossoms was the
scene of the final meeting of the year
of members of Umatilla chapter. y,
A. r. A short business meeting at
so was followed by delightful pro-
gram. Superintendent of Schools +. +.
A lstin spoke. Mrs. James F'n and
Miss Esther South contributed de-
lightful vocal solos and Mrs. II. A,
Fartshorn played a group of piano
numbers. A feature was the presen-
tation of a silk flag. the American
Stars and stripes, to the Umatilla ID.
A r. chapter by Mrs. George A. Hart
man.
An informal social hour completed
a delightful evening. Mrs. s. A. LEVEL
chapter regent, presiding at a pretty
table centered by a cluster of wild
roses and syringa blossoms and light
ed by the glow of green candles.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lehman and
children left today for an auto trip
to Lehman Springs. They will re-
main there for two weeks.
William Hoch, of Bingham Springs. |
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. c. W. Smith of Portland. left I
last night for Chicago. after a short
visit here at the home of her brother.
r. NJ TANNER
Miss Harriet Young has closed her
music studio in Pendleton for the I
season and has returned to her home
here for the summer vacation.-La
Grande Observer.
Miss Genevieye Phelps returned this
morning from La Grande, where she
visited relatives.
Mrs. Charles Ashford of Billings,
Montana. left today for southern Cai-
ifornia. after n visit in the city with
Miss Juanita Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray and
Prudence and Georgianna,
returned last night from a two days
outing at Bingham Springs.
Mrs ]. Francis Morgan and daugh.
ters. Miss Catherine Morgan and Miss
Frances Morgan. arrived today from
pastor of the Presbyterian church
manse on Alta street
Miss Bonnevieve Columbus, of Lew
nome OF her cousin. Mrs. VIII Wy
lick.
Pendleton friends are welcoming :,
Mss Louise Cahill. formerly of this
,ity. now senior nurse at Providence
hospital in Seattle. Miss CahiIl will
7isit for a week at the home OF her
mother. Mrs W. H. King, before re- II
urning to Seattle. !.
Automobiles leaving the Presb.-te-
ian church at 10 o'clock this morn,
ng carried party of picnickers to
be farm of Mrs. J. o. Hales. The :,
uting today was planned by members a
( the Presbyterian missionary So :.
iety. members of which with a few ii
riends. are participating in the day n
ut-of- doors. a
The Rev. and Mrs. H. II. HubbelI T.
ere extended a farewell compliment
st evening when about 100 members ~
the congregation and additional n
lends assembled for dinner in the n
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