East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-15

imately SEQ will. in consequence. be
turned toward the parish house fund,
Last evenings affair was the first
over which the guild has presided this
season and financially, it holds the
record among all for success. Mrs,
James Welch was chairman for tho
event.
Fifty dollars win be sent to the mus
sic fund of the o, o. f. orphans
home in Portland as result of the
parcel post sale given last evening by
the Rebeckah lodge Interesting
packages were offered for sale at five,
ten and twenty-five cents, and a silk
quilt made by the Rebeckahs was raf-
fled off it alone bringing $fS.75. Mrs.
Mary kirkpatrick held the lucky
ticket. Two musical numbers, piano
solo by Miss Lorene King and song
by Mrs. Mae Hagar, contributed to the
early evenings entertainment. The
later hours were devoted to dancing
for which music by Fletcher's Jazz
Orchestra was the surprise of the odd
Fellows lodge, Mrs. Frank milestone
was general chairman of the delight
full affair.
Hearts galore and fascinating pa
per caps and a great birthday cake
were delights yesterday to eight young
Pendleton beaux who were asked to
the w. j. Clarke home on jackson
street to participate in the birthday
anniversary festivities of Master Bill
lie Clarke who yesterday became five
years of age, and of Master Freddie
Il. l., s,s.r .uTs
Itations were confined to few "pals,
the gentlemen present being Burke
Hays, George Winnie. Pete Winnie,
James Raley, Homer Welch and John
IChloupek,
Rehearsal for Easter mass to be
lsung at st. Mary's Catholic church
this year will begin Wednesday even
ling at 1880 o'clock Eugene Molitor
director of the choir, welcomes sing
ers and if sufficient support is given
lthis week, he anticipates presenting
The Last Seven Words of Christ at
the Easter service. Forty or fifty
voices will be required for the pro-
Iduction.
At a regular business meeting yes
terday of the ladies of the G. A. X.
1.-THE following officers We're installed;
President, Mrs. w. L. Wyrick; senior
vice president, Mrs. Mary Stephens;
ljunior vice president, Mrs. Glen Can
non; chaplain, Mrs. Maude Jordan;
secretary, Mrs. Pearl Hawks; treas
urer; Mrs. Laura Morgan; conduct
ress, Mrs. Hatch; assistant conduct
lress, Mrs NJ. A. Ferguson; guard,
Mrs, Celestine King; assistant guard,
MRS. Anna Mcconnell. The next
meeting is to be a social meeting and
will be held February 2S at the home
of Mrs. w. L. Wyrick, the committee
on entertainment being Mrs. Wyrick.
Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Cannon.
Much anticipation has been occa-
stoned by invitations issued for Mon>
day evening when Pendleton Camp
No. Al, Woodmen of the World. will
entertain with a dance. EagleWood-
man hall is to be the scene of the af-
| fair and Fletcher's Jazz Orchestra is
to play for the dancing.
! A number of motor parties are be"
ing formed today in Pendleton to at
tend the military ball being given this
evening by the county guard of Pilot
Rock. Fletchers Orchestra has also
been asked to be present from Pendle'
tom
With a blazing fire casting its light
| on brillian crimson suggestions of st.
Valentine the club room of the IL
brary was yesterday an iviting spot
for a meeting of the Current Litera-
ture club. Mrs. A. ]. McAllister' Mrs.
J. f. Robinson, Mrs. Mary Disosway
and Miss Ida Boyd were hostesses for