East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-21
Social and Personal


president as chairman viii fcte the
1919 leaders.
An event of saturday evening in
Umatila which is attracting interest
here is the second benefit ball TO be
given by the Ladies' Home Bureau.
lately organized here, to defray ex-
penses of the hot lunch system in the
lUmatilla schools. The first dance
netted more than sac. Mrs. A. L. Nc
Farland is president of the Home bu-
lreau and Mrs. w, H. Nugent secretary.
About tables arranged in n great
triangle and decked with profusion
of bright carnations, Lady AIacca bees
and their husbands last evening en-
joyed banquet in the dining room
of lc-WocGman hall. The event
followed initiation held by the lodge
in the afternoon when the first de-
gree was conferred upon Mrs. Dare
Dale. ana the meal was served at 6:S0
O'Clock Mrs X. T. Brown. Mrs. Lee
Drake and Mrs. Charles MCFARLAND
being in charge. The reception COM
mittcc was composed of Mrs. Vern
Hobbs. Mrs. c. II. Conroy and Mrs. J..
w. MCGEE.
Guests found their place about the
outside of the triangle and quin-
te, of maids served the tables from
the center. The girls were Miss Della
Ferguson, Miss Daphna Belts. Miss
Rachael IA, ne, Miss Ruth Ferguson
and Miss paphna Molstrom.
Mrs. Hattie Davis presided as toast
mistress and responses were made by
Mrs. Kim Morton, Mrs. Alice O'Dan!el.
Mrs. Susan Payne Mrs Louise f.
Lampkin, NJ. A. Furguson. w. H.
Dayton.
At meeting yesterday evening of
the Young Ladies' Sodality. Miss
Mamie Roden Miss Stella Roden. Miss
Florence Moussu. Miss Laura
Schwarz and Miss Alice McKeown
were appointed a committee to act in
conjunction with the Ladies' Guild
committee to manage the card party
and social to be held in February.
The Catholic Ladies' Guild will hold
its regular meeting this evening at the
rectory.
Mrs. w. H. Reynolds. who was taken
tc Hot Lake in n serious condition
caused by inflamatory rheumatism, is
| improving. says word from the sani-
torium. Mrs. Charles Daniels is with
Mrs. Reynolds.
Friends of Miss Reta Ferguson will
regret to hear that she is confined to
| her home by illness.
Mrs. Alfred Lockwood will be hos
tess for meeting of the Thursday
Afternoon Club on Thursday in the
club rooms of the county library.
| Mrs. b. l.. Burroughs has arrived
home from Portland where she has
spent the past week as the guest of
her mother, Mrs. NJ. L.. Williams. Mrs.
Burroughs stopped en- route from Sc
attic where she and Mr.. Burroughs
went shortly after the New Year They
( also enjoyed visit in Victoria, b. c..
l. ]. C. <imery of Echo, is a Pendle-
ton business visitor today.
] P. T. Bowles is in the city today
from Portland.
]. E. Mulligan returned to Portland
Yesterday after spending a few days
in Pendleton.
W w. " dSStT VI AllIlbH Is d rem
dleton visitor today.
Mrs. C. B. McNaught was in the city
yesterday from Prescott Washington.
C. p. A. Lonergan. manager of the
Warren Construction Co. work in this
district, left for Portland on No. 81
last night.
'Broncho Bob" Hall, familiar
figure at the Roundup each year ar
rived last night from his ranch in
Union county.
Arthur s. Rudd left on No. 81 last
night for Portland where he will spend
the rest of this week visiting friends.
! G.. w. Coutts. local attorney, is
spending the day in Umatilla on legal
business.
sam Oldaker, Of Hermiston is a bus
mess visitor in the city today Mr..
/ Oldaker is in the real estate business
.