East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-29

dleton.
MRS. EoFF WILL. VISIT.
Friends OF Mrs. M. II. Eoff. former
Pendlcton matron. are anticipating a
visit from her the first OF ApriL Mrs.
Eoff. who now makes her home In
Yakima is 10 be accompanied here by
her small son. Robert. and they arc to
be houses guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Jynes 8. johns at their home on
ssa0th Garden street. I'm
CLUB ENJOYS MEETING.
/, With three tables in play. the Entire
NcAs club was deiightfully entertained
Saturday. Mrs. r. Sibis was hostess
for the affair and after several rubbers
of bridge is which Mrs. L. ID. Idleman
won high score honors, dainty COLA
tton was served.
Pussywillows decked the rooms OF
the Simis home. The only guests 9TH
er than club members were Mrs. l.. L.
Rogers and Mrs. George Haslett, they
having been asked in the absence
from town OF two members, Mrs. NJ.
o. Bennett and Mrs. r. +. Morse.
The Entire Nous club is nearing the
end of its seasons calendar. the final
with Mrs. Ray Hester.
STUDENTS HERE FOR VACATION.
Miss Rena Hales. Miss Bula, Smith
and Miss Helen Nelson are among the
Pendleton girls who are attending
University OF Oregon who are here for
spring vacation holidays.
WOMEN PLAN SERVICES
Because the message of the resur-
rection of Christ was given to the
women to deliver to the disciples. la
dies of the Christian church will hold
services on two afternoons OF the pre-
! Easter week. Tuesday and Friday
have been selected as the days and the
programs have been set for 2:30.
On Tuesday Mrs. C. Williams will be
leader OF the meeting for which the
following program has been arranged:
Song. My Faith Looks Up to Thee"
Devotional Service.
Scripture Lesson acts 4, 3l-21.
II Millions Prayed, Mrs. r. L. Bus
sabarger.
Prayer. The Home Altar, The God
in Your Home. Mrs. Margaret Hoover.
Prayer. That Every Christian
home May Establish the Family Altar.
That Children May Devote Their
time to Bible Study and Communion
With God.
Song. Take Time to Be Holy"
Evangelism Zach One Win one)
R1rs. Greulich, Mrs Wallace.
Prayer For those who should be
won to Christ; for those who call on
the unchurched women: for young
people in the Sunday school who have
not accepted Christ
Song, II Love to Tell the Story
Benediction.
AvERIII.S TO LEAVE TOMORROW
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F. Averiil for
mer Pendleton folk who are now max
ing their home in Spokane, expect to
depart tomorrow after a few days
visit in Pendleton as guests of Mrs.
Arerill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Coutts. or Perkins avenue.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Coutts
| asked few old time friends of Mrs.
Averill to come in most Informally for
tea that they might share her short
visit in Pendleton.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Ayerill are their
two children, Marian and Edgar. Jr..
and on their return to Spokane they
are to be accompanied by Mrs. Coutts
The trip is being made by motor.
WE'D IN SAN DIEGO
Cards received in Pendleton today
announce the marriage of Mrs. Marie
Haskell to Clare w. oliver former
Pendleton man. The couple will be at
home in Hollywood. California, but
the wedding occurred in San Diego.
Mr. Oliver is the son of F. NJ. Oliver
If Pendleton who has been spending
the winter in California with his son.
Spend WEEK END AT GIBBON
Mr. and Mrs. w. D.. Humphrey
spent the weekend visiting friends at
Gibbon. Mr. Humphrey returned last
night and Mrs. Humphrey returned to-
day. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Thompson of Gibbon. who are in
the city for the day.
RETURN FROM TRIP EAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Smith returne'
today from a six weeks visit in MIL
waukee and Columbus. While in the
east they visited their daughter, Mrs.
r.. c. Knapp. formerly Miss Ethel
Smith.
News of Fathers Death Received.
Mrs. Elvin Lampkin received word
last night of the death of her father.
e, Campbell aged so. who
died Saturday while aboard a train
en- route from Sawtelle. California, to |
Rifle, Colorado, for a visit with his /
hall