East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-06

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Laura johnson. Miss Esther Earl. Miss
( Miss Jennie Johnson. Miss Rhea
Hawks. Miss Ruth kcan and Miss Ha-
sci Meurcr.
I MRS. CHESSMAN HERE
Mrs. Merle Chessman aud daughter
! Peggy arrived this morning from AS
toria aud are visiting as guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ Blakciey while MIR.
Chessman is with an Astoria business
mems delegation in san Francisco.
LITTLE DAUGHTER ARRIVES.
Word was received this morning by
Mrs. l. L. Mann of the birth of
daughters to MIR. and Mrs. Roy Perrin
ger. former Pendleton folk who now
make their home ut Huntsville, Wash
The little girl arrived last evening. She
weighs eight pounds Mrs. Peringer
who will he remembered as Miss Pearl
Porter, is "a sister OF Mrs. Mann and
her husband is a brother of Hobart
Peringer Umatilla county farmer
DEGREE OF HONOR INITIATES
The Degree of Honor enjoyed a $3.50
O'Clock meeting in Moose hall yester-
day. Ffe candidates were initiated. the
new members being Mrs. Edie Barker
and Mrs. Emma Thompson. both of
Rieth. Mrs. Bessie Nelson, Mrs. Jessie
Curran and Mrs Bessie Lowell
Plans We're made yesterday for an
evening meeting to be held on May 90
at which members and their families
will be entertained. Committee chair
men for the affair are Mrs. Mary Nc.
Gee, in charge of refreshments. Mrs.
Carrie Dale of the reception commit
tee and Mrs. Lucille Mcfarland. who
will plan the entertainment.
TO HONOR LITTLE GUEST.
Mrs. Emil Dohnert has asked in
group of young friends to spend to-
morrow afternoon at her home, III
Stonewall jackson street. the inspira-
ton being the presence in Pendleton
of her little granddaughter. Peggy
Perciyal. whose birthday anniversary
tomorrow will be. Peggy is visiting
here with her mother. Mrs. Harry Per-
cival from their home in Canada. The
little folk have been asked for the
hours between three o'clock and six.
HOUSEWARMING PLANNED.
reception scheduled for the even
ing of May 81 is being planned as
''housewarming'' for the new base
ment rooms of the Church of the Re-
deemer just being completed by the
parish. Committees for the affair
were appointed at meeting held yes
terday by the three church societies,
the Parish Aid the Ladies' Auxiliary
and the Sanctuary Chapter. Mrs
James B. Perry is in general charge
and the committees are as follows:
Orchestra. Mrs. Harold Warner; other
music. Mrs. Clyde Phillips; decorations
Mrs. Charles Bond, Mrs. Herbert
Thompson. Mrs. NJ. Stadfelt; reception.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Lockwood, Mrs.
j. F. Robinson. Mrs. Henry d. Jones
members of the vestry, and their
wives; invitations. Mrs. w. f. Brock.
Mrs. Norborne Berkeley. and Rev.
Lockwood; assisting in reception, Mrs.
James Johns. Mrs. Lima Sturgis, men,
bers of the yearly committees. officers
of the four societies, and the Sun
day school teachers.
The meeting yesterday was a bust
ness session and the tea hour which
followed was most informal Mrs.
Charles Marsh, Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Ros-
coe l. Keator. Mrs. A. Z. Ebert and
Mrs. Horace Stillman acted as hos
tesses and Miss Genevieve Phelps, Miss
May Clarke and Miss Edna Murphy
assisted them in serving the guests.
Members yesterday also enjoyed see |
inging the new rooms and their equip
ment
CIRCLE TO MEET
Mcpherson Circle No. s3. Ladies Of
the G. A. r. will meet at Moose hall II
afternoon at s2:30 o'clock, II
limitations may be feature of the
session.
MISS VETO RETURNS I'll
Miss Donna Veto returned last night III
,fter a visit with relatives in Spokane. N
Mss SHEA Is VISITOR
Miss Irene Shea, formerly of this
'ity. now Of Portland. is in Pendleton1
Is the guest of Miss Edna Thompson.
It the Thomas Thompson home on
fonroe street.
IRIS LESTER DEPARTS
Mrs. II. T. Lester left this morning
or visit in Portland and Seattle.
IISS McMONIES VISITS
Miss Claudine McMonies, Pendfeton
irl who Is a student at o. A. c.. spent
asst weekend in Salem as the guest of
Iiss Edna Ackerman.
WILL BE GUEST AT EUGENE