East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-31
DAILY EAST oarcoNN rENDIEroN

CLARK. ]. l.. Mosley and family. Walia
Waiiu; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roberts, c. Il. Dutra.
Pendleton: b. f. Bybee, MIR. and Mrs.
Joe Payant. Weston; Leon Lundeh'
Carl Brandt. Norris Graham. Pendie-
ton. l.. A, McClintock, Rex Ellis. Ruio
Smith, Ted Prebell, Pendleton. May
ibelia Preboll, Mr., and Mrs. Lester ~
lRogers, MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Pinkerton,
I Athena, Mr.. and Mrs. r, C. Schrimpf,
Athena; Clyde Mckay. Louise NJ.
iSchultz, Pauline Dohnert, Ruth
lproebstel. Pendleton, Rose Bender.
Richard Neil, Morris Temple, Mr.
and. Mrs. II. T. Kirkpatrick, Mr. and
Mrs. T.. A. Williams. Chester kirkpat-
Trick, Merle Williams. Frank Carr,
Mrs. Sidney Knifong. Yakima, VIM. $.
Richant, w. =. Byers.; Floyd Snyder.
Gilbert Struve. II A. Swanson. Ben
Simonton. Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Phil
lips, Burl Stilwell. Morris Gibson, Pen
tleton: Harold Goedecke, Lloyd Nc
Gee, Norval S,lnders. Echo. Kathleen
McCIintock, Helena McCiintock. jan
elite Jack. Morton Elder, clifford
Compton. Mr.. and Mrs carl T.. stam-
ey. nr, and Mrs l.. ID. ldlemnn. Miss
Helen Idleman, Claude Snow. Jim
Welch, MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Green,
Harold Green. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Grabiel, Mary Grabiel, Mr., and Mrs.
J. C. Marley, Kendall Marley, Mr.. and
Mrs IN l.. johnson. Glen johnson,
Mr., and Mrs. +. NJ. Griggs. Jack
Griggs. Rupert Graham. Dora u. Hail.
Portland. Ira Michael. Walla Walla.
Emily McBrom. Pendleton. Earl Saw
age and family. j. w. Freeman and
family. Miss Dorothy Bedwell, Miss
Gladys Bodweil, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Nagler, Harvey Bender, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. c. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs George
Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs; George stan
gier, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Lawrence,
William Hale. Seattle.
TINY TOTS ENTERTAIN
Humpety Dumpety the Cat'n' Fid-
die and Old Mother Goose on her
broom sailed through the air in gay
froilc of blue. yellow and red balloons
Saturday when Emmy Lou and Rich
ard Sawtelle celebrated their second
and third birthday anniversaries and
asked nearly forty little friends in TO
the home of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal NJ Sawtelle. to share the
festivities. The ballons were favors
with which the little hosts delighted
their guests during the hours OF games
Hnlcn pTeccutu utiilty iuhNHcot
Two fascinating cakes, Emmy Louis
faglow with pink candles and Rich
ards cleaning with lights of yellow.
were presented to the little folk by
Mrs. Ellen Bond and the inviting gifts
were shared with the guests.
| Several of the tiny tots were accom-
panied by their mothers, who also
/ found the affair a pleasure. The list
l H.
rich. Mary Bond. Bobbie Bond, Betty
Bond. Mary Boyden, Catherine Ann
Boyden, Bobbie Burroughs, Virginia
Williams, Phillip Winner. John Chou
pek, Tony ChIoupek. Billie Clarke.
Catherine Collins. Mary Louise Dick
son. David Hamley. Burke Hayes,
Janet Ia Fontaine, Doris Mabie, Jane
Mabie. Bobby Afayberry. Marion
Moorhouse. Ethel Mabori. Willie Ma
bort. Eva Nelson. Marie Nelson. .Ly-
| man Rice Jr.. Mary Schaefer. Lee
Schaefer, Mea Schwartzenberg Eliza
beth Steiwer Frederick Steiwer, Shir-
| ley Thompson. Jane Tromhley. Homer
| Welch. Beth German. John Williams.
Mary Williams Therese Lowell.
Stephen Lowell. James Hill and Fred
die Hill.
RETURN FROM PORTLAND.
Miss Mamie Vey and Miss Anna Vey
I returned last night from Portland
where they have been visiting friends
for the past week.
McFARI4ANDS LEAVE PENDLETON
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Farland are regretting their departure
| from Penileton for Spokane, where
Mr.. Mcfarland expects to enter busl-
ness shortly after a two years resi-
dence here. Both Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Fariand were prominent in musical
circles and Mr.. Mcfarland was also
one of the popular members of the
Spanish war Veterans organization
here. Mrs. Mcfarland departed Fri
day evening and Mr.. Mcfarland last
night for Spokane.
VISITS FROM WALI4A WALLA.
DIR Ellen NJ. johnson of Waila
walla, is spending the weekend with
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