East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-30

Mrs. Robert Stanfield was "A lunch
con hostess yesterday compiimentins
her bridge club. Luncheon was served
I'm the main dining room OF the Mai
lory hotel the table being artisticallS
declted with pink tulips. covers were
placed for IA. The remainder Of thu
afternoon was spent playing bridge
oreEonian.
The Research club win met at the
nome NJ Mrs James iiill, li0 North
Main street, tomorrow afternoon.
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Miss Ethel Fraker. who has been
welcomed in pcndleton for a several
weeks visit has returned to Port
land. Miss Fraker formerly made her
home in this city and has relatives and
many trends here. While in Eastern
Oregon she was also the guest of her
kister, Mrs Eufa Howard of Stanfield
A tie decision by the judges was the
result Of last evenings w. c. T. L. sill
yer medal contest held in the audito-
rum Of the county library. the win
ming contestants being Miss Mary Toy
Amoureux with the selection THE
Gamblers Wife" and Roswell Lock-
wood. whose reading was entitled
"Picnic Time" The judges were Mrs,
NJ. o. Bennett. Mrs. f f. Geist and
Mrs. A. F. MAY. Ownership of the
silver medal entities the contestant
TO compete for one Of gold. Another
contest similar to the affair last
night, but comprising an older class.
will he held by the w. c. T. U. in
about two weeks.
The Echo Commercial Club will
give the third number in a series of
spring dances Friday evening. Pre-
vious affairs have been decidedly
successful and a number of Pendleton
folk are planning to attend. F'letch-
er's Jazz orchestra will play for the
dancing.
Names on the Red Cross honor roll
yesterday were Mrs. Emma Royce,
Mrs t. ]. Tweedy and Mrs. Charles
Norris.
Mrs. j. E. Tinson, president of
the Auxiliary of the United Spanish
American War Veterans, was last
evening honored by a surprise visit
from members of the ~. s w. W
and of the auxiliary. The occasion was
Mrs Tinson's birthday anniversary
and the party arrived at her home.
109 West Bluff street, laden with
baskets well filled for a supper which
was served after an evening at 800" =.
In the play card honors well to the
honor guest and her husband. About
fifteen friends composed the party.
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today from Hot Lake where she has
been visiting her niece. Miss Thelma
Richardson. Miss Richardson. who
entered the yeomanette service some
time ago. has been suffering from in
flammatory rheumatism. but her con-
dition is now somewhat improved.
The womens Missionary Society of
the Christian church will hold a ses-
sion at the church at 2;3o Thursday
afternoon TO which all members and
friends of the church are invited a
reception for new members and a so
cial hour will follow the regular meet
ing.
To welcome Mrs. William Noel OF
Portland. who is a guest at the hons
of her brother and slster-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Green. many de-
Iightful affairs have been planned by
Pendleton folk who are enjoying her
visit. Mrs. Green presided over a de-
lightful luncheon complimenting her
soon after her arrival and on next
Friday will be hostess for On after
noon of bridge. guests having been
ksKed sufficient In number to make up
four tab bles-
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. A l.
Schaefer extended a charming couT-
tesy to Mrs Noel when a group OF
friends were asked to her home, S12
Thompson street in honor of the vis-
itor Mrs Schaefer's home was at
tractiveIy decked with lilacs and aft
er an informal afternoon at cards
Mrs. C. o. Rinehart was awarded a
trophy for high score honors
In he Mrs Noel was again