East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-25

A profusion of roses and shasta dat
sizes combined with feathery baby's
breath blossoms made the club room
OF the library an attractive scene yes
tcrday for the Jrhilee Social of the
w. C. II. U. About forty members
and their guests enjoyed readings by
lThelma okey and Marguerite Akey. a
discussio nof the early work OF the
w. C. +. U. by Mrs. Nancy E. De-
Spain, talk ON the Jubilee drive by
the president, Mrs. J. G. Miller, and
two delightful solos by Mrs. George
Sutton, who sang the Spring Song and
Butterflies with accompaniment by
Mrs. II. A. Hartshorn. Another fea-
ture was the dedication of three tiny
tots to the couse of the organization.
bows OF white ribbon being tied about
each little wrist,
In a social hour which followed the
program, Mrs :. A. Lowell and Mrs.
Despair presided at the tea table
which was centered by n cluster of
pink roses and the big white daisies.
The Baptist Womans Missionary
Society win hold II meeting in the
basement of the church Thursday ar
ernoon at 30 o'cloc. An excellent
program has been prepared and a So
ciai hour with The serving OF re-
freshments will be enjoyed
Mrs w c. Kennedy, who has been
visiting in Pendleton as the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Fpank King. left to-
day for her home in bingham. Mon
tana-
Mrs. II. r Lester entertained at her
home at ia East Bluff street last
night in honor of Mrs. C II. Williams.
"ormerly of this city. now of North
Yakima, and Mrs. Sainsbury also of
Yakima. who are visiting in the city.
Five Hundred" was the feature of
TIE evenings entertainment. Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess.
The parlor of the Presbyterian
church will this evening be the scene
CT reception following the installa-
ticn of pastors. The Ladies' Aid of
the church will be responsible for the
affair
A charming party complimenting
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Phillips was a
merry affair of last evening in which
about twenty friends participated.
Mrs. Phillips arrived in Pendleton to
join her husband Sunday, she having
remained in Portland after their mar
riage several weeks ago because of the
illness of her mother. The charivari
party called at their apartments in the
Association building and after a
''serenade" entertained in their honor
with a supper at the Delta.
The eleventh wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cronin was last
evening made the occasion of de-
lightfui dancing party. dozen
couples having been asked to spend
the evening at their home on johnson
street.
Blaine Burton returned this morn
ing from a trip to Portland.
o r. Richards, a Portland attor-
ney. is in the city attending to some
law cases he has here and will be
here for the remainder of-this week.
r. n. Stanfield. Echo sheep king
and banker. is in town today to at
tend a meeting of stockholders of the
American National bank.
r. n. Stanfield is here today from
Stanfield
X. w. Leavitt is a PenGleton bus |
mess visitor from Huntington.
w. Burlingame is In the city from !
Portland.
w. w. Davis is a local visitor today. |
Miss Ruth Robb is in the city from |
Ia Grande.
F. E. Simpson of Madras is in the
;ity today.
Romeo Hubbs is here today from
Milton.
H. F. Dealy is here today from Mil
on.
Henry Shipp is in the city from
cortland.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Skinner are
egistered at the Golden Rule from
1os Angeles.
w. A. Roberts is at Hotel Pendle-
on from Berkeley, California.
H. d. Delfwailer is here today from
;eattle.
NJ. b. Belden is in the city from
Portland.