East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-19

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f.. b. Aldrlch, Mrs. w, l.. Thompson
Mrs. +. f. Judd. Mrs, H. d Jones
Mrs Warner. Mrs. c. f. Colesworthy
Mrs ID. ID, Hobart, Mrs. Lowell, Mrs
j. b. Perry, Mrs. II. I. Keator and Mrs
Willard Bond.
Miss Jane Murphy returned thl
morning from Eugene, where she ha
been attending University of Oregon
Miss Murphy visited In Portland a
the close OF college at the home o
Miss Anna May Bronaugh.
Mrs. Donald Ross will leave tomor
row for Portland. where she will joir
her daughters. who left this morning
by auto and the entire party will gt
on to san Francisco. They expect I,
be gone for three weeks or month.
Mrs August Ring and granddaugh'
ter, Marguerite Heikka, of Astoria
arrived this morning to spend an In
definite visit with Mrs. Rings daugh
ter. Mrs. John Planting. who resides
near Helix. They were met at the
train here with the Planting car.
Mrs G.. w. Coutts will leave this
evening for ogden, Utah, where she
will visit her mother, Mrs. Marietta
Griffin, and other relatives. Mrs
Coutts' mother Is known 10 a number
of Pendleton people who have enjoyed
meeting her during visits here.
| Mrs. Laura Morgan, captain number
one, and her committee extended de-
lightful hospitality when the Degree
of Honor enjoyed a social session fol-
lowing a short business meeting and
the initiation of three candidates in
Moose hall yesterday. Sixty members
were present and delightful lunche-
on was served at a rose-decked able,
while the following program added to
the entertainments:
Piano Selection. ~. Miss IrVa Dale
Reading ...... Miss Hope Newcomb
Reading. ........ Miss Reba Meyers
Vocal Solo. ...... Miss Wilma Wade
Accompanist 80. Miss Elzora Nelson
Reading ........ Miss Ruth Taylor
Vocal Solo. -, r.. Miss Helen Patterson
Reading. Miss Maude May Lincoln
The next meeting of the Degree of
of Honor will be held the first We'd
nesday in July.
Mrs. James s. Johns and Mrs. E.
b. Aldrich are to be hostesses for
luncheon Saturday at the home of the
latter. the affair being planned as
welcome to Mrs. II. II. Hattery after
an absence from Pendleton of more
than wear while Captain Hattery
was in army service. Mrs. Hattery
went first to Reed College and was
later identified with the Northwest
ern division. American Red Cross, in
Seattle. Then during her husbands
stay at Camp Kearney she devoted her
time to Red Cross service there and
after his departure overseas Mrs. Hat
terry divided her time between San
Diego and Los Angeles where she
visited until Captain Hattery's re-
turn.
Thirty members of the Presbyteri-
an Missionary society and guests suf-
ficient to make up a party of one
hundred and four motored yesterday
to the attractive country home of
Mrs. J. o. Hale, near Adams. for an
annual June day meeting. Fifteen
cars made the trip, leaving the church
about 10 in the morning and return
ing late in the afternoon. while an.
other party waiting until after the ar
rival of No. II from the east, took DR.
and Mrs. Francis Morgan, Miss Kath-
arine Morgan. Miss Frances Morgan.
Judge and Mrs. J. w. Maloney. Clar-
ence Penland and Raymond Hatch to
the outing scene just in time to join
the picnickers for a merry l O'Clock
dinner served in cafeteria style un-
der the trees. The affair proved a
delightful opportunity to welcome
Mrs. Morgan, wife of the new pastor
of the church, and their daughters
whose coming has been anticipated
since DIR. Morgan's arrival in Pendle.
ton. February %.
After the dinner many members
of the party adjourned to the living
rooms of the Hale home where the
program was enjoyed.
Piano solo ... Miss Mildred Ebrel
and Porto Rico .....
.... Mrs. J. r. Richardson /,
Song ..... Miss Anna Goddard
Reading .. Miss Thelma Akey
Missions in the Philippines
........ Mrs. s. A. Newberry
Vocal Duet ...-...........
Hatch.
... Mrs. Jennie McMaster
Not the least to find delight in the
Ill day meeting were about twenty
'outhful guests who romped on the
avn. investigated all the wonders of
he farm or Joined in memorable1
anne of ball. A team composed of
Iorace Boyden. Allen Boyden and
Donald McCook claimed honors by a
core OF ten to two against Howard
)unham. Fred Peebler and Raymond !
latch.
Before the party again packed bas'
cts and all belongings into the wait
lg cars for the journey home. free
Ill offering was taken and missions
$ we'll as the merrymakers will ben
fit by the 1919 June session for the |
,rmer will receive just $2Q.50 in ad-
ition to their regular offering. I