East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Miss Bertha Huett OF Portland, ar,
rived yesterday morning and is 8
gueat at the home OF her sister, Mrs
night for Portland
The w. C. r. u. viii hold a regular
business meeting Tuesday at 2;s0
O'Clock in the club room of the county
library A million membership drive
~ one OF the objects OF effort of that
organization during the year and to-
merrow's meeting Of the Pendieton
union win be partially devoted to
that work.
Paul Schultz, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. II Schultz, returned Friday
night from Spokane. where he has
been attending Gonzaga University, to
spend the Easter vacation. The FAM
lily will motor back to spokane Mon
day where they will visit friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pierce arrived
in Pendieton yesterday from New
York. Mrs. Pierce spent the winter
with her husband. Sergeant Pierce.
who has been doing provost guard
odNA III New 1ulh SitSs
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The first meeting of the jolly
Neighbors following their adjourn
rnent over the ienten season will be
held tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
w. C. Z. Pruitt. The club is one Of
the first organized card clubs in PEN
dieton. having been established about
fifteen years ago and its members
have met fortnightly with the excep-
ton of lenten periods or adjournment
for Red Cross service.
James w. Hazen. son of Mrs. Fl W,
Hazen. teacher at the Tutuilla Day
School, on the reservation, arrived
home Saturday from Syracuse. Kan
sas He was recently mustered out
OF the service having been hugler
with the first replacement engineers
at Washington barracks for thirteen
months.
Mrs. AL Siusher and Miss V. Tenn
pie. prominent .Pendleton women, are
at the Hotel Portland over the week
end.-Portland oregonian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lazinka lert
this morning for Bend, Portland and
Corvallis In Corvallis they will visit
their son, Henry Lazinka. Jr, who Is
attending o. A c.
Hhe busy Bee club of the Macca-
bees will meet tomorrow at the home
of Mrs Homer c. Krehbiel, 7ia Will
son street. for an informal afternoon
with needlework.
At an Eastern Star meeting tomor-
row night the past matrons will
entertain the chapter. A short pro-
Gram and refreshments are planned
and a feature win be a.talk by a past
patron recently returned from service
In France.
Mrs. Walter Jones and Mrs Myrtle
Farley arrived home yesterday from
Portland where they represented the
Pendieton Degree of Honor at the
grand lodge convention which was
held on Monday and Tuesday TheY
enjoyed the remainder of the week
with friends. Mrs. Ella Ross and
Mrs. Mrs. p. c. Peterson who were
also present ar the convention. will
visit in Portland until the end of this
week.
Eagle -woodman hall will this even-
ing be the scene of the annual fire.
mems ball An invitation is extend
ed to the public and dancing is sched-
uled to begin at O'Clock.
Mrs Walter Minnick and little
daughter, Erma Helen. arrived this
morning from walla walla to be
guests Of Mrs. E. b. Aldrich.
After forty days of limited socia
activity, the Ienten period is over anc
Easter Sunday has heralded the re-
turn of social life and season OF
gaiety before the summer holiday. To-
day. Easter Monday, is marked by q
tea compiimenting Mrs. Walter Min
nick of WaIla waiia, and Mrs Lyman
G. Rice, Mrs E. b. Aldrich being re-
eponsibie for the event. Invitations
are out for two other large affairs
on wednesday Mrs. e. p Tullech
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