East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-25

| 7Ihe Almond Tree' -...... Scnumanfi
Faith in SPRING ........ Schubert
Caro- nomi chi II milo cor, from ..Rigoi-
letto' .........,....... Verul
Polichinelle ........ Rachmaninoff
Three Shawods .......... Burleigh
Yesterday and Today ......... Spross
Dawn ................. Curran
Mrs. james Minty. of Portland. left
yesterday for her home after a
visit at the home of Mrs. Edgar
Thompson.
Mrs. F. Miller left yesterday for her
home in Gladstone after a visit at the
home of Mrs. Guy johnson.
Mrs. Ted Preble left yesterday fer
Portland where she will spend a few
days visiting her parents.
Mrs. II. l.. Hasbrouck, formerly of
Pendleton. who has been here visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
K Cranston, left yesterday for her
home in Hood River. Mrs. Hasbrouck
with Mr.. Hasbrouck. are residing on
a farm near Hood River. Mr. Has
brouck was formerly a jeweler in
Pendleton.
Mrs. r. l.. Stewart arrived yester-
day on No. IL to be the guest of Mrs.
f. E. Welch. Mrs. Stewards home is
her way there after visiting In AM
erican Falls. Idaho.
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Mrs. John Hogg. of Youngstown.
Ohio, who has been visiting at the
home of her brother. Robert Simp-
lson, left yesterday for Seattle. She is
accompanied by Miss Mary Patrick,
of Seattle. who is neice of Mr.. Simp-
sons and who has also been a PEN
dleton visitor. Other guests at the
Simpson home during Roundup were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Matchner and Frank
Bettman, all of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Cooley and Mr..
Cooley's mother. Mrs. Harriet Cooley
left yesterday for their home in
Brownsville. after a visit at the home
of Mrs. Harriet Cooley's brother,
William Blakely. Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Cooley are parents of Carl Cooley of
this city.
Mrs. Earl Shankwiler of Portland,
who has been in the city as the guest
OF Mrs. E. A. Schiffler, left yesterday
for her home.
Miss Eleanor Hunt left Wednesday
for her home in Portland. She has |
been in the city as the guest of Dr. |
and Mrs. H. A. Newton. Miss Hunt is |
secretary of the Westminster Pres |
byterian church in Portland.
Mrs. w. III. Kluge and baby, who |
lave been visitors at the home of Mr.. /
md Mrs. Robert Ludwig, left yester-
lay for their home in Portland.
Mrs. e. B. Bruin returned to Port
and Wednesday after visit at the
iome of Judge and Mrs. Thomas Fitz-
Herald. Mrs. Bruin and Mrs. Fitz-
herald are sisters.
Mrs. Kelly Blomquist, who has been
lere. visiting at the home of Mr.. and II
Irs. James Hill, left yesterday for II
Ter home in Seattle. Mrs. Blomquist |
vas formerly Miss Iva Hill and is a II
ister of James Hill.
Miss Rcna Haies left last night for
'ortland en- route to Eugene where
he will re-enter the University of II
'regon. Miss Hales will be a sopho-
lore in the University.
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Ralph Burgess left last night for Il II
,ugene where he will enter his So iii
homore year at the University of III
regon. Ii
Miss Jane Murphy, Miss Margaret f
helps and Miss Elizabeth Kerby ii.
tho has been in Pendleton as a guest Iz
( Miss Murphy, will leave tonight l:
pr Portland. Miss Murphy and Miss |=
helps will go from Portland to Eu- lIz
enc where they will enter Univei .ty L
Opening the winter season OF Cur lE
snt Literature Activities a meeting, lie
le first OF the year, will be held in IE
lie club room of the county library liz
he occasion is the annual "presi- IH
snt's day" for which Mrs. Mary Dis IL
sway will again be hostess, the club Il
aving chosen last spring to retain its L
,terie OF officers. Besides Mrs lz
isosway they include Mrs. Charles f
Jerard. vice president; Mrs. J. r. iii
alley, secretary. and Mrs. J. F. Robin Il
m, treasurer. lie
Tomorrow's meeting is scheduled f
# o'clock. The subject OF the
'ars study, which however, will NOT Il
taken up until the next meeting IL
", is to be "China" IE
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