East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-28

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About thirty-five couples: nieffbers
tof the XIII Kare Klub, gathered in
Ea GLE -Woodman hall last evening for
| one of the years series Of dancing
parties. The occasions are always in
! formal and last evenings affair was
no exception as a delightful event.
1 The party adjourned at IL o'clock to
the super table. Hostesses for the
number included Mrs. G.. I. La Dow.
Mrs. Earl Tulloch, Mrs. r. H. Horne.
! Mrs. Will Evans Mrs L. D. Idleman.
| Mrs. Carl Stamey, Mrs. Dan Hobart,
Mrs. Spence Bentley. and Mrs. NJ. O..
Bennett.
! The Civic Club will meet tomorrow
at p. m. in the library. A good at
tendance is desired.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. warke arrived
n Pendleton last evening and will
ivi-'t for several weeks at the home of
tier daughter Mrs. Fred f. Schmidt
2f5 Long street. MIR. and Mrs. Warke
11ve Tan in California during the
/ winter and stopped here on their re-
t turn to their home in Miller. S. ID.
/ Mrs w NJ. Biakeh returned yes
terday evening from a 10 days trip
( to Portland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. \ Mckenzie of Adams
are being congratulated today upon
+ the birth of a six and one-half pound
daughter at Mrs. Niccolls' maternity
home.
The young people of the Presbyta
rian church are to be hosts this even.
ing for a unique social the affail
to be held in the reception room of
the church
Mrs. Annie Storie arrived in Pendle,
ton yesterday from Walla Walla.
where she has been a guest at the
home of her son. Elmer Storie. She
viii remain for time in Pendleton az
her residence at 3O1 Cosbie.
Over 800 was made for the bene.
fit of the Echo city library last even-
ing by the annual ball. Contributing
in the purchase OF tickets were many
friends who attended from neighbor-
ing towns. Fletcher's orchestra fur.
nished the music.
Knights of Pythias at Helix will be
hosts this evening for their annual
ban and number of motor parties
are being formed m f'esfdleteh for the
affair. Fleteher's jazz orchestra has.
.heen asked to furnish the music.
..., srftt .a - 4se- -.t
rV~s-
day at the work room included the
Following names: Mrs r. J. -Tweedy,
Mrs L. Connerley.- Mrs. Lee Moor
house, Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mrs.
C.. ]. Owen. Mrs. Florence Berkeley,
Mrs. Alex Mackenzie. Mrs. Jack O'NeH
and Mrs. f. f. Cleaver.
The Pioneer Ladies' Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon in the club room
of the library. The register for char
ter members will close on Monday.
Those who have already signed are
asked to respond to Mrs. John Vert
phone 2I5J. This is because an idea
Of the attendance is necessary i'm pre-
pairing refreshments.
o. d. TeeI is up today from Echo.
Lyle Hale left today for Corvallis.
George Baer returned this morning
from Portland.
J. d. Hart is here today from Her
miston.
J. NJ. McDaniels is a business visitor
in Pendleton today from Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w McComas re-
turned last night from Portland.
George Stangier returned last night
from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Crabill OF
Athena are Pendleton visitors today.
c. r. Offner Of North Yakima, IA I
registered at the st. George.
James s. Jones returned yesterday
from a visit TO Jerico Springs, Mis-
souri,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen and .
Miss NJ. Bopas. are In the city from
Hoidman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hughes Of Hepp-
uer are in the city stopping at the 81.
George.
James Johns. ST.. returned this
morning from business trip to Wal (
lula. Washington.
J. NJ. BIakeIy came up this morn I
ing from Portland stopping over ~
Pcndleton on his return from PORT
land to Wallowa county.
Lieutenant Charles Despair. accom-
panied BY Mrs. Despair. is spending
few days at the Multnomah, registered
from PeDdleton.-oregOni