East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-23
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
CLUB IS ENTERTAINED
CEast oregonIan Specially

WESTON. Dec. 23.-F. J. Jackson Is
confined to his home on South Water
street suffering from a severe cold
and complications.
Mrs. Sarah Jones is visiting at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. NJ. W.
Petersen, and plans to spend the loli-
day season In Weston.
Mrs. George ". Proebstel Jr., is So
jpurning for a few days with friends
in Walla Waila.
Mrs. Ietha King and children ware
dinner guests Sunday at the W. II.
Gould home.
Mrs. Minnie Walker was over froyn
Helix several days last week, called
here BY the Illness of her mother, Mrs
II. \. Greer.
II. $. Reynand Is again in business
in Weston, having urehased the Wcs-
ton barber shop :rCm Robert Hp2el-
wood. Mr.. Hazelwc"J has returned >
Pendleton with his family. The lam
ty OF Mr. Reycanl will move c,er
from Athena as ston As the re5'denc,
OH south Broad sl.ori, leased Of Mrs.
AANtby AOhNio - thNJ AOI
Saturday Afternoon Club members
sere entertained 10y Mrs. James !i"a.
incl at the home Of ner mother Mrs
George w. Staggl. Tho usual hassless
program was followed by an instruc-
tive and entertaining program m
bracing: Song, Home Sweet Home"
club ladies; paper, '"rhe Care of Des-
titute, Neglected and Delinquent Chill
dren,'' Mrs. Newton OrHarra; vocal
solo, Elaine GiesS; piano solo. Mrs,
James Beamer.
During the tea hour n lunch OF
palate tempting dalnties was served
by Mesdalnes James Beamer n
Emory Stages. A color scheme OF
pink and white appeared In table ap-
polntments, place cards and refresh
gnents.
Mrs. John II. Coan was received into
membership at this meeting. Eighteen
club members and two guests. Ms.
George ". stagga and Mrs. Kennard,
participated In the happy event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon oiinrra
were pendleton visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rindekin
were In town Saturday on q trading
mission from their farm on Weston
mountain.
Mrs. ]. b. Coan and daughter. Mar
garet, left Wednesday for Troy, Ida,
where they will spend the holidays
with Rev. and Mrs. j. y. Hughes,
pnrents of Mrs. Coan.
Harold Phinney left this week for
Philomath where his parents now re-
side. After the holidays he will ma
circulate at Q. A. c.
+. lMcas who has been suffertnP for
the past month with another attack
OF inflamnatory rheumatism, left
Tuesday for Hot Lake to continue
treatment at that resort to rid him
self IL possible from his painful and
pestlferious ailment.
d. r. Lavender was In Weston We'd
nesday on a business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean DE Witt OF Coz
lumbus, Ohio, who made a brief visit
with Weston relatives, left Sunday for
Chelan, Wash, where Mrs. De Wits
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Barnes,
reside. Mrs. De WITT was formerly
Miss Lois Barnes and her husband Is
one OF the leading stock brokers OF
Columbus.
DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Mckinney were
business visitors In Pendleton the
first OF the week,
Crescent Chapter Eastern Star held
Its annual election of officers last Fri
day evening with the following re-
suit; w. NJ, Mrs. Ruby Webb; A. NJ,
Mrs. Edna Fiske; c., Mrs. Irene Lun-
dell; A, c., Miss Thelma Anderson,
secretary, Mrs. Alice Price: treasurer,
~. A. Barnes; trustee, Mrs. ella
O'lfarra. W. s. Price and T.. NJ. Smith.
After the business session was con-
ciuded an enjoyable social hour was Il
pleasant feature of the occasion.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Crum have again
returned to Weston after an absence
OF several years and are occupying
one Of Mrs. Iietty Powers houses on
Water street.
4 Joe Key was In Pendleton Tuesday,
going down as q witness on the George
II. Carmichael case.
Mrs. Artie Beathe and Mrs. Abbey
Chapen were attending to business af-
fairs In Athena Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beamer are the
proud parents OF a baby girl, born to
them at their home on Normal
Heights December rs.
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