East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-12
DAILY EAST oREGoNAN pENDrrroN OREGON MONDAY 1919


highest praise OF her singing, Miss
;impson is a frequent guest OF the
Army and Navy club ut Camp Mills,
where she is much apreeiated. Res
entity she had the honor OF singing
At tea given ut the home OF Madame
Louise Homer. the famous contralto
| II the Metropolitan opera company,
Her ability as an accompainist and her
all round musicianship have been
highly complimented by eastern
| critics.
Mrs, Ethel L. Clarke, Portland girl
who is known in Pendleton, passed
through the city Saturday on her way
home from Boston, Massachusetts
where she has been taking nurses
training. Miss Clarke has decided to
discontinue her training as she was
intending TO enlist as an army nurse.
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| Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
| Charles II. Marsh, Miss Alberta Cav.
ender, Miss Elsie Fitzmaurice and
Miss Lorene Parker for u tea Satur-
day. May IL, which is planned for the
pleasure of Mrs. Albert b. Cavender
| visit with her daughter and Is the
house guest of Mrs, Marsh.
Mrs. Ellen G. Bond was responsible
| or a delightful affair Saturday after
noon when a group of friends were
lsked in for the pleasure of Mrs,
Henry l.. Benson of Salem. Guests
brought their needlework and enjoy
IA i,,f al u-ith tho In
| teresting guest. Flowers from Mrs,
Bonds own garden were used in pro-
fusion. gay Iris, roses. snowballs,
axalia and bridal wreath blossoms
iecking the rooms. About thirty-five
friends enjoyed her hospitality.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Turner and
Sergeant II. NJ. Turner of Ell Paso
Texas, arrived yesterday for a visit
in Pendleton and are guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. w. n. Matlock. Sergeant
Turner has just returned from service
with the field artillery overseas. y
| fought in the Chateau Thierry and st.
Mihiel battles and was wounded dur
ing the fighting in the Argonne. Mr..
| and Mrs. Turner and their son will be
In Pendleton for n week.
Names on the Red Cross honor
roll Saturday yere. Mrs. T. j. Twee-
| iy. Mrs. A. H. Cox. Mrs. Helen Belts.
Mrs. Verne Hobbs. Mrs T. b. Wells,
Mrs. Jack Mcneil and Mrs, Alex
Mackenzie.
| Mrs. f. r. Bruin. of Kansas City.
| arrived Sunday for an indefinite visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitz Ger
| ala. Mrs Bruin is sister of Mrs.
Fitz Gerald and has visited here In
The past.
| Mrs Alice Sheridan has returned
from Minneapolis, MINI. where she
has been visiting at the home of her
daughter and is being welcomed back
BY Pendleton friends.
Miss Cora Rotto who next moRth Is
/! to become the bride of Albert 4.
| Asbahr. was complihented by n
shower Saturday afternoon when
members of the Washington school
| raculty entertained in her honor at
the home of Mrs Maye Hagar. The
hostesses were Mrs. Hagar, Miss Flora
Shaw Miss Lille Wattenburger. Miss
sara r. Rasmussen. Arlie Rouanzoin
Miss I.ura Hendricks Miss Gwendolyr
Nelson and Miss Lucy Coffee.
/ Mrs. jay Van Buren, of La
i Grande, will arrive in Pendleton
| Thursday to be the guest of Mrs. S.
r. Thompson. Mrs. Van Zuren has
visited in Pendleton before and win
be welcomed by her friends here.
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| Mrs. Nancy e. Despair arrived in
| Pendleton from Portland Saturday
and is being welcomed back by many
| friends She is a guest at the home OF
| her daughter, Mrs. Norborne Berke-
| ley, and will spend some of her time
with her son, Al De Spain, .at "Haw-
thorne" on Mckay creek.
Pink sweetpeas and pink roses In
charming abundance decked two
luncheon tables at the home of Mrs.
p. J. Hegeman Saturday when Mrs
Hegeman and Miss Camille Dolson
entertained in honor of Miss Caroline
Bonney. The guests were. asked for l
O'Clock and before they adjourned
from the tables the honor guest was
presented with glass sherbet service
as a Shower" gift. The afternoon
Vas devoted informally to needlework
and chatting and the living rooms
were made most attractive by clusters
of Towering cedar in addition to the
pink toned blossoms. Besides the
bride-to-be who was complimented by
the pretty affair Mrs. Hegeman and
1 Miss Dolson extended their hospitality
to Mrs. Emma Bonney. Mrs. F. f..
Boyden, Mrs. Holman Ferrin, Mrs.
| Charles Bonney. Mrs. Richard Flyhn