East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-29

Mrs. :. II. Thompson and Mrs. Nj,
r. Chessman will be hostesses on
Thursday. May /, for an afternoon al
fair planned in compliment 10 Mrs
William Blakeley on the occasion or
her seventeen birthday anniversary
Mrs Thompson is Mrs. Blakeleys
daughter and Mrs, Chessman her
granddaughter. The guests, who will
include old time friends of the honor
guest have been asked to the home
of Mrs. Thompson on North Main
street,
The w. c. T. L. medal contest
which will be held this evening in the
auditorium OF the county library, Is
scheduled for s O'Clock and the fol-
lowing program will be presented:
America ...-...+... Audience
Prayer. The Rev. Alfred Lockwood
Plano solo, The Gypsies' Dance
tDutton) .... Isabella Marcy
Reading, The Runaway Boy......
,........... Melba Rude
Reading. The Daily Miracle ......
....... Marjorie Crandell
Reading, Freedoms Flag. ......-.
" Charfota Bowman
Piano solo, The Little Rogue (Hoff-
mani ........ Elizabeth Fergus
Reading, Picnic Time .............
....... Roswell Lockwood
Reading, Joe Bears Patient ......
Walter Bowman
Reading, The Gamblers Wife.
.M Mary Toy Amoureus
Reading. A Voice from the Poor
house ... Esther Helmick
Violin and piano duet, Asa's Death
G(sTiaRl
Martha Hogue and Harold Hatton
Reading. The Cigarette Boy .....-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lester Starba
Reading, Somebody's Boy .........
,.. Edward Markham
Offering.
Piano solo, Melody in F (Ruhen-
stein) .. Lillian Cramer
Piano 500, Selected. Melba Rude
Piano solo. Selected. Lillian Cramer
Decision OF Judges
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pinkerton, for
the past few DAYS house guests of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. r. Eoff, who have been
enjoying a motor trip here and to
walla walla, departed this morning
for their home in Moro and were ac-
companied by Mrs. Eoff and Robert
Eoff who will remain for short visit.
Names on the Red Cross honor
roll Saturday were: Mrs. Emma
Royce, Miss Laura Harris, Mrs. Jack
Mcneil. Mrs. Alex Mackenzie. Mrs. T.
J. Tweedy, Mrs. NJ. L. Hinderman
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sturgis were
hosts last evenuing for a $3.50 O'Clock
Sfr
the guests being friends connected
with the Sturgis-Storie company here
and in walla walla- Sharing THEN
hospitality were Elmer Storie. Jack
Allison. w. H. Goodman, Guy Money,
Joe Russell and William Trail.
Lloyd Austin, son of City Superin
tendent F. p Austin. won the right
20 represent the local high school in
the declamatory contest in a trial
cantest held this morning. Ramie
Thompson. the other speaker. was
given 1902 points by the judges. while
Austin received 1920. Rev. Alfred
Lockwood, Fred Schmidt and Merle
Chessman acted as judges
Names on the Red Cross honor roll
Yesterday lDCtuDcu Iiis- AhCs -
Mrs. T. ]. Tweedy, Mrs L. f. King.
Mrs. r.. NJ. Butler. Mrs NJ. l. Stock
man, Mrs. w. j. Benson, Mrs. E. A
Mumford. Miss Violet Osborne, Mrs.
Walter Planting, Mrs. E. F. Terney,
Mrs. Harry Mcfarland, Mrs. ]. Smith,
Miss Ida Boyd.
Miss Florence Fletcher entertained
in a delightful way late yesterday aft
ernoon when a group of friends were
asked to the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Fletcher. to assist in
the celebration of her ninth birthday
Games were enjoyed on
the lawn preceding a dainty lunch of
which a candle-decked birthday cake
was a feature.
Invitations are soon to be issued by
Mrs. w. Schwartzenburg for tea on
May Z, which will honor