East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-30

to accommodate necessitating the linz
ltatlon. The banquet committee is
Mrs. L. l.. Mann, Miss Grace GILLIAN.
Mrs. X. G. Warner.
Wenaha Camp Fire Girls are to
meet in the committee room OF the
library al s;s0 o'clock Saturday after
Eoun.
The year 1920 will be ushered in by
a watchnight service At the Methodist
church. The service will commence
lat 1880 q. m. This meeting will be
informal. but none the less inspira-
tional and helpful.
Five minute talks will be given as
follows:
! Lay Evangelism for 1920" Mr.. o.
Ia Hue.
THE intermediate Opportunity
The Revival" W. t. Rigby.
The Growing Church." Professor
F. r. Austin.
sour Obligation to Our Boys" Cash
Wood.
The pastor will speak upon, visions
from the 1919 Pisgah."
Special music will add to the pleas
ure and profit of the occasion. The
public is cordially invited to this SER
vice.
AS "bon voyage" Mr.. and Mrs. ].
fE. Allen. who departed last night on
n trip to California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mcfarland entertained with
charming 6 o'clock dinner, followed
by $500" Christmas decorations lent
charm to the rooms and each place at
the table was marked by a bouquet of
violets. The party included besides
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Nc
Gee, Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Rose and Mr..
and Mrs. Kyle Long.
The Aliens plan to remain in Cali
fornia for six weeks or two months.
Miss Lois Swaggert left Sunday
evening for Milton where she is
spending the week as theh guest of
Miss Faye Price.
Delbert Jones of Boise. is pending
the holidays as aguest at the s. r.
Thompson home on North Main street.
Mrs. G. E, Hunter is visiting in Her
miston as the guest of her sister, Mrs
w. A. Leathers
William Drumheller son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Drumheller of Walla Walla
who has just been released from SER
vice in the navy. spent the weekend
lin Pendleton at the home of his sister
Mrs. Floyd Group. Mr.. Drumheller
has served in the navy for three years |
He was member of the crew of the |
flagship Buffalo. serving in foreign |
waters.
Mrs. o. f. Dortch left for her home |
in Spokane this morning after spend
ing the holidays in Pendleton visiting |
with. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. |
Stilman.
Guests sufficient to make up four |
tables of Bridge have been asked in |
by Mrs. Floyd Group for tomorrow |
afternoon, the presence in Pendleton |
of Miss Florence Gray, a visitor from |
Chicago, being the inspiration for the |
affair which is to be most informal.
/. Allen A. Bynon returned yesterday |
from Salem where he and Mrs. Bynon |
have been spending the Christmas hol- |
days with the latters parents, Col |
and Mrs. E. Hofer. Mrs. Bynon will |
remain until early in the new year.
Two hundred of Pendleton's youn-
ger folk, many of them college stud. |
ents home for the holidays, danced |
away the hours of last evening when |
the Girls and Boy Bachelor clubs of
the high school entertained with their |
annual ball.
Eagle -Woodmen hall, chosen as the |
scene of the event, was charming in |
its holiday attire, a drop ceiling OF
scarlet and green streamers flutter- |
ing from the electrolier to the balcony |
and to the walls where great wreaths |
of evergreen encircled brilliant Christ |
mas belle.
The grand march was led by Miss |
Della Ferguson and Shirley Havel, |
president of the. Boys Bachelor Club, |
q nd ~ tha 1