East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-12-09

: Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church. Their guests are asked to the
church reception room at $3.50 o'clock
Election OF officers OF Bushee Chap
ter O. f. 5. will be held at regular
business session this evening. for
which is also scheduled the annual
payment of dues.
Bushee chapter enjoyed an interest
ing meeting saturday evening when
the worthy grand matron of oregon
Mrs. Alberta McMurphy. of Eugene,
was a guest of the Chapter. A busi-
ness session and initiation were fol-
lowed by a delightful program, the
{ party adjourning later to the banquet
/ room for supper The latter feature
was in charge of Mrs. Il. T. Avison
( while a. J. owen arranged the pro-
gram.
/ Clusters of Lavender and Yellow
chrysanthemums deeked the tables
and covers We're laid for sixty.
Mrs William Pierce was hostess
last night for a meeting of the X. X.
X. club, The affair was in the nature
of costume party and those present
appeared in fancy dress Members
Rohrman, Miss Thelma Richardson.
Miss Syhil Farley, Miss Margaret
Joerger, Miss Elizabeth Joerger, Miss
Francis Weber. Miss Lillian Ware.
Miss Edna Becker. Additional guests
were Miss Esther Richardson. Miss
Miss Juanita Friedly. Miss Hazel
Adams and Mrs. William Hassig
Mrs r. L. Oliver and little grand
daughter, Peggy Oliver, left yesterday
for Portland.
Mrs. Jessie Critchton was hostess
last night for charmingly apopinted
dinner at Hotel Pendleton, in honor of
the members of the Peoples Ware
house women's department of which
Mrs. Crichton is head. Dainty corsage 1
bouquets marked the places of the ten
ladies present. Honor guests of Mrs. /
Crichton were Mrs. Int Rice, Miss Nj /
an Roberts, Miss Mabel Brooks, Mrs. 1
Minnie Henderson. Mrs. ]. D. Bram- I
nell. Miss Mabel Hensel. Mrs Gene /
We've Gwinn and Miss Stella Corley.
while additional guests We're Mr.. and .
Mrs. Fred Earl and Leon Cohen. The 4
dinner was followed by an evening at !
the theatre.
A 'theater party followed by games
and luncheon at Jolly Inn yesterday
made merry the birthday anniversary
OF little Miss Margaret Snyder. Her
mother, Mrs. Joseph. Snyder. chape-
roned the affair and eight youngsters
found places about flower-decked
table and enjoyed pink and white
luncheon, the colors prevailing even
to the icy, candle-bedecked birthday
cake.
Bert Andrus. formerly of Ukiah,
now in the lumber business at Park
dale, was in Pendleton yesterday en-
route to Range. Oregon, to visit his
father.
Joe Holiday was in town yesterday {
ro mhis home near Bingham Springs l
Mr.. and Mrs John crow left sat
lrday for a visit to California. IT,
Mr. and Mrs NJ. o. Bennett left
his morning by auto for Walla Wana.
Mrs. Eva Wissler left on No. is last
light for months visit to her for \
ler home at Hershey. Nebraska, She {
ill be gone until after the holidays.
Ter father passed away at the family
ONE there last week.
Miss Vera Temple is expected to ar
i've home early next week to speno v
ne Christmas holidays in Pendleton, =
he is attending the National Kinder
arten school in Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Daniel was a charming
ostess last night when she entertain 1
the following guest at dinner: Miss 4
Isl Morton, Miss CVera Bullack. Mis-.
pal Callison, Miss Marie Antoinette
lndraux. Miss Anna Howard, Miss I
'phia Fikan, Miss Grace Hatton and
ISIS Flossie Sloan.
Mrs Charles Cross entertained
CUP of friends in delightful way /
turday evening when they were
ked to the Cross home at 500 West I
ilroad street for game of 800"
8. Clint Davis and Mrs. Harry n
ckstep were awarded trophies after
; play and in serving dainty sup
; the hostess was assisted by Mrs
die Calhoun.
The party included Mr. and Mrs.
liam Barkley. Mr.. and Mrs. Huck-
,, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newton, 4
and Mrs. Vein Hobbs, Mr. and
!. Charles Hooper, Mr.. and Mrs
houn. Mrs. Davis Mrs. John Multi
. Dock Bonnymore and Mr.. and