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

The parties scheduled for tomorrow
and "Wednesday by Mrs. Gonzales NJ
Rice Mrs. Charles r. Colesworthy
Mrs. Charles s. Jerard and Mrs. I.y.
man @. Rice have been indefinitely
postponed because of the death of Mrs
Jerard's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Stockman. Low.
ell Stockman and Roy Furnish, ar.
rived home yesterday from Corvallis
where Mr.. and Mrs. Stockman went
by automobile to meet the boys upon
the completion of the semester at the
Oregon Agricultural College.
Mrs. u. S. Farley returned last
night from walla walla where she
spent the Weekend visiting her sis
ter. Mrs Frank stanton.
Miss Laberta Dysart, OF Lincoln,
Neb., is a guest at the c. s Terpen-
ing home. Miss Dysart, who is a
niece of Mrs Tcrpening. came to PEN
dleton from Salt Lake City where she
has been teaching during the past
year.
sion of the commencement exercises
at University of Oregon this week,
will visit for a week in Portland as
the guest of Miss Anna May Bron-
augh, before returning to Pendleton.
Mrs. NJ. O Bennett passed through
Pendleton saturday on her way to
Hot Lake, where she will be with her
husband. who is convalescing in the
sanitorium there.
Mrs. ]. I. McKelway and son John.
who have been spending the summer
at Hidaway Springs. are in the city
for a few days visit with DIR. Nickel
way.
Mrs J. F Robinson and Miss Sabra
Mason spent Sunday at the Robinson
cottage near Bingham Springs.
c. p. A. Lonergan left last night for
a business trip to Portland. Il
Miss Leah Tilly of Boise, Idaho. Wis
tied between trains today at the home !
of Mr.. and Mrs. E F. Averill. Miss r
Tilly is on her way to Tekoe, WASH {
ington. /
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Gabrfelson their
son Carl Gabrielson, and two grand
sons. Robert and Charles Kay Bishop. =
arrived in Pendleton last evening. Mr. /,
Gabrielson, insurance man of Salem,
who is making an annual busi-
ness visit here. was accompan-
led by his wife and the two
little boys who are visiting their l
father. Chauncey Bishop. who is here 2
in the interest of the Pendleton Wool
en- Mills.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Span |
ish American war veterans will have
the last meeting of the season tomor- :
row evening in the committee room
for 1880 and will be devoted to busi-
ness.
Mrs. Charles w. Tullis, accompan- !:
led by her grandson. Charles Edward =,
Heard, have gone to Kansas City
where they are to be guests at the
home of Mrs. TuIlis' son, Frank Tullis
and where they will meet her daugh- :,
-er. the boys mother. Mrs. Charles !.
Heard, who has devoted the past sew r
.ral months to the study of music in n
After a short visit in Kan :.
as City the three will return to PEN
lleton.
d;
The Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Lock- cs
wood accompanied by Miss Dorothy l.
lockwood, Alfred Jr., and Roswell Sc
nd Morris Lockwood. left this MORN c
lg for, an AUTOMOBILE trip to Spokane. ia
irs- lockwood. with her daughter of
nd the boys. plans to remain for an nj
xtended visit but her husband will re- be
Urn during the week They will pass G.
he summer at their former home at
reenaches. near Spokane
tu
tn
Mr.. and Mrs George Wachtel of co
Nerside' are being congratulated let
pom the arrival this morning of a on
wen pound daughter. Ellen Kather-
e. who was born at Mrs. NiccolIs
aternity home to