East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Lucia Clemmens returned thi
!, afternoon to Seattle after visit IL
+, Pendleton with friends and relatives
Mrs Clemmens is a former PendletoI
y resident. Her home now is on tn,
Sound about 60 miles from Seattle.
Stanley Williams and Earl Williams
: sons of Harry Williams of this city
: are in Pendleton from Portland and
> will spend the summer with their
I father.
) An excursion to the country which
rivaled any weekend outing as a
regular affair" was enjoyed by five
/ young friends of John t. Lambirth
! who motored with him to "Haw-
thorne" on Mckay creek yesterday,
laden with everything from blankets
to frying pans to make an outing in
the woods complete. Pitching camp
by spring near the river, the boys put
in busy afternoon and evening with
a pan cake supper and a frolic around
the camp fire before a night in the
''hay-mow'' and the home-again this
morning. The boys were John Beck
with. Jr., Richard Simis, Vernon
! Fowler. Don Whiteman and Ben
Knights.
The home of Mrs. J. B. Perry on
south Main street is this afternoon the
scene of tea to which friends have
been asked by Mrs. Perry, Mrs David
B. Hill and Mrs. Roscoe I. Keator to
greet Mrs. William II. Lytle, of Sa-
lam w hn
James Hill upon their return from a
motor trip TO Portland taken last week
in company with Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Rudd, the Rudds remaining, however,
for an outing at the beach.
large and appreciative audience
of parents and friends listened to the |
children's day program at the Baptist |
church yesterday morning. The |
crowd of happy children thronged the I
platform and rendered the various
numbers with unusual ability.
Miss Minnie Neiswander became the
bride of Oliver Frost at a $3.50 O'Clock
service yesterday morning which took
place at the Methodist church with
the Rev. r. E. Gornall, pastor of the
church officiating. Following the
ceremony party of eight enjoyed a
breakfast at the Quelle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frost will make their home ON
a farm near Pendleton.
Mrs. G. NJ. Rice and Mrs. Lyman G.
Rice have issued invitations for
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Tulloch and Mrs. Syl- !
1an Cohn will entertain Daughters of =
he American Revolution in the Ii {
orary club room Tuesday evening. A
business meeting at 1880 to which all t
members are especially asked. will be
followed by program at O'Clock /
he following numbers having been ar
-iroup OF Songs Mrs. James Hill
Piano Solo -. Mrs. H. A Hartshorn
Address Superintendent F. P. Austin a
vocal Solos ..... Miss Esther South a
Miss Rena Hales and Miss Helen r
Nelson arrived home yesterday morn a
ng from Eugene where they have
'een attending the University of Ore {
ron.
f. r. Parkes and Mrs. Parkes who
nave been visiting here for the past
wo weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe H
'arkes, left this morning for Walla
Nalla, where they will visit before re-
urning to their home in Los Angeles
'
Among passengers on No. IS Satur-
ay evening who were greeted by To-
al friends were Mr.. and Mrs. George
and Miss Marie Leghorn of c
cattle who were en- route to Salt Lake
ity to attend the convention of Ro-
irians. Miss Leghorn is a University
Washington student and a frater- (
lty sister of Mrs. Guy Boyden, both
eing members of Kappa Kappa Il
ANNA.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Haslett re-
rned last evening from a visit Of IL
lree weeks in Portland, Seattle, Ia
ma and Vancouver, B. C..Mrs. Has Is
tt having accompanied her husband s
business trip.
Miss Pauline Mimms has returned lo
Portland where she has been al