East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-14

SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Norris, expects to return Saturday &c
her home in Portland.
About thirty five couples assembled
in Eagle-Woodman hall last evening
for one of the most delightful num-
bers yet enjoyed by members of the
Kill Kare Klub. The earlier hours
We're spent in dancing, with adjourn
ment at IL to the dining room where
a light supper was served. The MEM
bers are looking forward to at least
two and perhaps three, more dances
in the clubs spring series
The choir of the Church of the Re-
deemer will meet this evening for re-
hearsal of Stainer's .Crucifixion.
which will be given at the church on
the evening of Good Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jasper OF Ba-
ker are in Pendleton today to attend
the auto show. They are stopping at
the St. George
Members OF the Parish House Guild
.t the Church of the Redeemer are
to be hosts Monday afternoon for tea
which is being planned as a courtesy
to the friends of the guild who have
contributed much toward the success
of recent affairs given in benefit of
the parish house The tea Is to be
given at the home OF Mrs. G. w.
Phelps between the hours of and 8
o'clock and a musical program is be-
ing arranged. Irish songs being cho-
sen as the event falls upon st. Pat.
rick's day. Mrs. westbrooke Dickson
is arranging the program while Mrs
Harold Warner is chairman of the
committee on refreshments and Mrs
VI. S. Rudd has been chosen to care
for the invitations. Mrs J. c. Snow.
who is in charge of the affair will be
assisted in receiving by Mrs Phelps.
Mrs. Dickson. Mrs. Rudd. Mrs. War
uer. Mrs. G. A. Hartman. Mrs. J. r.
Raley, Mrs. Sylvan Cohn and Mrs
James welch.
Mrs. Frank Mckenzie of Milton. is
the house guest of Mrs. William Ed
wards Mrs Mckenzie. whose home
is in Milton. will remain until after
the automobile show.
Mrs. Kyle Long was hostess yester-
day afternoon toa group of friends al
her home on Garden street. The early
hours were spent with needleworK
and the party later visited the auto
mobile show which was much enjoyed
Dainty refreshments were served at
the conclusion of the afternoon. the
tables being made charming by the
presence of cut flowers and ferns.
Those who shared Mrs. Longs hospi-
tality were Mrs. Jack Allen, Mrs. NJ.
A. Newton, Mrs. Arthur Rigby. Mrs.
Walter Jones. Mrs. John Smith, Mrs.
Rurt Lowell, Mrs. Lee Brown. Mrs.
voyI Eason, Mrs. Robert ingalls, and
Mrs. C. l. Bowers.
a letter received from Henry La
tourelle, Pendleton man in the u. S.
Navy. in a letter to the Patriotic
Service League, says that he is once
more headed toward Gods country.
coming north from South America.
burg and the letter was dated at San
tos, Brazil. The Pittsburg has been
cruising off the South American coast
for several months
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Rinehart are
visitors in Pendleton at the home of
Mr. Rinehart's brother, c. o. Rine-
hart. Their home is in Mason City.
Iowa, but they have been spending
the winter in California and are re-
turning home from there.
w. c. Calden of Baker is here today.
w. C. wilbourn is Pendleton Wis.,
itor today from Baker.
L. E Caul is here today from Ba-
kerr He is at Hotel Pendleton.
e. E. Alexander is here today from
Chicago.
Miss Theda Ballans is here today
from La Grande.
Elbert Thompson is in the city
from Salem today.
c. I. Newcomb is in the city today
from Drummond. idaho.
H l. Frazier and ]. l. Frazier, OF
Milton are in Pendleton today.
f. E. Cohen, representing the Olds-
mobile automobile compan, is in Pen
dleton for the Roundup auto show.
E. NJ Ward is a business visitor in
PendIeton today from Portland. hav-
ing come up to atnd the auto show.
Mrs. A. H. Beebe returned this
morning from Pendleton. where she
had visited since yesterday.-Ob-
server. La Grande.
Al A. Roberts, now chief of police
OF Pendleton, is at the Perkins. Years
ago he was a deputy United States