East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Busy Bee Club OF the Maccabees
ss meeting with Mrs. Grace Meyers.
500 Tustin street this afternoon. All
Maccabees and visiting Maccabees
session.
In spite OF SUNDAYS rainy wea-
ther. a number of Pendleton autoists
drove 20 Walla walla to spend sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bond, Mr.
and Mrs II. d. Sayres and Stanley
Sayres made up n party in one ma
chine. MIR. and Mrs. W. Schwartzen-
berg and their house guest Mrs X.
Jeltes of Spokane, motored to Walla
waIia also and a third party consisted
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. +. Judd, Miss Vera
Temple and Henry Judd.
Roy S. Hartley, and Mrs Hartley.
formerly of Pendleton, arc here for
few DAYS visit with Mrs. Hartley's sis
ter. Miss Edna Becker. Mr.. Hartley
has recently been released from the
army after having served in France
and following their visit here they will
go to the middle west to visit with his
relatives Mr. Hartley was employed
in the ]. C. Penney store here for sew
eral months.
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. McAllister, who
have for many years been residents of
Pendletnn left yesterday by auto for
Portland. They will sail on the Rose
City May Is for San Francisco,
whore they will remain until June l,
after which they will leave for Santa
Monaco to spend the summer.
Starting at O'Clock from the Lin
coin school Saturday morning about
rs students of the seventh and eighth
grades and several of their parents
enjoyed a picnic on the banks of the
Umatilla near the Mission. Miss Della
Rush and Miss Eta Wooden accom-
panied their pupils and Is cars car
ried the party to its destination. The
dinner out of doors was a merry af-
fair and the boys later enjoyed fish
ing
Mrs. w. r. Ellis of Portlanr is be-
ing oomplimented this afternoon. Mrs.
Thompson and Mrs. William Blakeley
asked a few old time friends who are
being entertained at the home or
Mrs. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. schnebly of Helix
arc heing congratulated on the birth
of a son Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. Dave Rogers. 515 Blaine street
The hoy weighs ten and three-fourths
pounds and has been named John
Henry.
Bushee chapter, No. 1s. Eastern
Star. viii have as visitors this even-
ing members from Athena, Hermiston
and Umatilia.
Mrs. Verna Alexander was in the
CITY Yesterday from Walla Walia- con-
ducting her weekly class in dancing
and athletics. which is made up OF
Pendleton women.
Names on the Red Cross honor roll
yesterday were Mrs T. j. Iweedy'
Mrs. A. H. Cox. Mrs Helen Belts
Mrs. Verne Hobbs, Mrs T. b. NeilS'
Mrs. Jack Mcneil and Mrs Alex
Mackenzie
Mrs. win NJ. Peterson and three
children. Raley, Wilma and Freocr-
ick. returned yesterday from Milton
where they have been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. s. d. Peterson.
Mrs Roy T. Bishop is expected TO
visit in Pendleton in a fortnight or 50.
her coming being occasioned by IN
terest in the woman's building at the
University of Oregon. contribution
toward the funds for which club wom-
en- OF the state are making Mrs'
Bishop is a member of the committee
appointed- from the Oregon federa-
ton of clubs She is to he in PendIe'
ION in June but will return to Port
land TO pass July and August.
Mrs. I. c. Summers of Ritter mas
returned from Portland where she has
been visiting her son. Forest saIlne
who is employed in the Perkins phar-
macy.
Miss Bertha Dishon. formerly OF
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