East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-15

which will benefit the Parish House
Guild fund OF the Church OF the Re.
deemer, We're purchased last evening
at the annual parish house dinner, and
interest in the event Is mounting with
the approach OF the presentation date
"Wednesday evening. January IS, de-
cision having been made to give but
one Kirmes performance. Tickets are
being sold at one dollar and at as and
so cents and seats viii be reserved at
lThompson's Drug store, the Oregon
heater being the scene of the coming
| vent
Mrs, J, c. Snow. chairman of the
iuild, and Mrs. NJ. O, Bennett. author
ICf the local plan, are in charge of the
affair and they are being assisted by
a corps of Guild members,
|
| Mrs. l. II. Campbell and daughter.
Miss Virginia Campbell left on No. II
oday for Portland, from where. after
| pending few weeks, they will go on
o California for the winter.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Johns of Vancouver
Washington. is spending few DAYS in
Pendleton as the house guest of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph n. Scott at their home
on Lewis street. Mrs. Johns is en-
route home from months visit with
her son and daughter in law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Melville Johns, at Athena. Mrs.
Johns will be in Pendleton through
out the week.
Mrs. T. o. Parker. Miss Normal Al
loway. Mrs. Fred Earl and Mrs. Iawr-
ence G. Frazier returned this morning
from Portland, where they have been
for the past week.
Good things are in store for a group
oi young felix tomorrow evening, Mr..
and Mrs. r. o. Earnhart having asked
all girls and boys of the high school
who are members of the Methodist
Sunday school to attend services at the
church tomorrow evening after which
machines will be waiting to take them
10 the Earnhart country home, a few
miles northeast of town for a feed
and informal evening of merrymaking.
The Inspiration club enjoyed a de-
lishtful meeting yesterday with Mrs.
L. a. McClintock. the afternoon with
needlework being interspersed with
musical numbers by Mrs. n. p. Girls
void and Miss Kathleen McClintock.
In serving a dainty lunch the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. John Greulich.
Guests other than "i1b members were
Mrs. w. P. Griswold of Sioux Falls. S.
D., and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Johns of Vancou.
YER. Washington.
The next Inspiration club meeting
is to be held in fortnight with Mrs.
G. H. Johnson. at her home on Court
street
Mcpherson Circle No. 80 Ladies' of
the G. A. r., will meet tomorrow at
the home of Mrs. Winnie Lincoln, 3OS
Cosbi street, with Mrs. Mary Stevens,
Mrs. Edith Powell and Mrs. Lincoln
as hostesses.
G.. r. F'razelle is here today from
Portland.
George Kelley of Omaha. is here
today
ID. Monahan. of Salt Lake, is a Pen |
ileton business visitor today.
E. d. Howe is in the city from Port. |!
"a nd today.
E. A. Schiller is i'll at his home to- |
lay with threatened attack of la |
grippe.
Fred Noes of Helix, returned last |
night from a short trip to Portland |
md went out to Helix today
Ralph Holte. cashier of the Bank of |
Stanfield. was in the city last evening. |
George Carnes and E1bert Casteel !
Of Pilot Rock, were in Pendleton |
Wednesday afternoon on buying |
trip.
c. w. Paulus. cashier of the First |
Bank of Pilot Rock, is in town today |
on business.
r Lester Bolin of Ukiah, is in the city |
today.
E. r. Rankin is a Pendleton bust |
ness visitor from Pilot Rock.
J. b. Saylor, of Freewater lis in the |
city today.
a. Knox, who registers from Mon |
lana, is at the Golden Rule today.
i. w. Bonner of Freewater, is in /
the city today.