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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 1917.
TWELVE PAGES
sirs. citr.i T. t-5l was the inspira
tion fur a charmingly appointed re
ception yesterday ariernoon 'or which
Mrs Laura Nub was the hagtesa at
her attractive home on Bush street.
Fragrant hyacinths in tonr of red
" white and blue provided a patriotic
and springlike floral decoration thai
waa farther emphasized In the ar
rangement of the tea lalle where the
pretty blossoms vied with softly shad
ed lights and red, wane snd nlua
candies In artist effect. Mrs. W. K.
Brock, lira, K. 1. Sayres. Mrs. tlarry
Johnson and Mr. fc. T Wade presid.
ed at Ore samovars, while Mra Will
' Moore, Mrs. James Johns, Sr., Mrs.
Sylvan Orhn and Mrs. George Haslett
assisted about the rooma Three pret
ty young maids. Miss Dorothy New
berry, Miss Mary Alice hanard and
Mi m Helen Idleman assisted in sere
ins. The invitational list included
Mra J. F Kobinson. Mrs Harry John
son. Mra A. L. Schaerer, Mrs. N. Ber
keley. Mra. John Vaugtian. Ml. Will
. Moore. Mr C. it, Stype. Mrs. James
Johns, sr.. Mra. Oeorge Shanard. Mrs.
Charles Heard, Mrs. C W. Tullis, Mrs.
John Hailey, Jr.. Mrs. G. I. LDow.
Mra J. T. Richardson. Miss Shaw,
Mrs. Charles Norria, Mr & A. New
berry. Mrs. Simmis. Mrs. Georee D.
Haslett, Mrs. Margaret Falling. Mrs.
FX T. Wade, Mrs. James H. Gwlnn.
Mrs. Samuel H. Forshaw, Mra. John
Vert. Mrs. H H. Hattery. Mr. F. K.
Jadd, Mrs. H. D. Jones. Mrs. J. N.
Burgess. Mrs. Charles Qreulich. Mrs.
W. J. Clarke. Mrs. Wilson K. Brock.
Mra. R. D. Sayrea, Mrs. George Hart
man. Jr.. Mrs. H. D. J. Gray. Mrs.
tee Moor ho use, Mra. H. K. Bickers.
Mr. W. C. E. Pruitt, Mrs. W. W.
Oaviness. Mrs. 8ivan Cohn, Mrs.
Mary Lame, Miss Neva Lane, Mrs. c
A. Vurpillat. Mrs Gideon Brown, Mrs.
Eugene Avteon. Mrs. A. T. Park. Mrs.
81Me Page Morton. Mr I. V. Tem
ple. Mra. R. Raymond. Mrs. I- t,
Roger. Mr. If. La. Stockman. Mrs F
U Ingram. Mr Jessey. Mrs. J. J.
Hamley. Mr. I I- Idleman. Mrs. W.
F. Matlock. Mrs. Wesley Matlock.
The Missionary Society of tha
Christian church waa delightfully en
hart residence. lgo 8 Second street,
Mankato. Mr. and Mra.- Moore are
to be at home after Jane js at 55
West 171 street. New Tork City. Miss
Herboth waa a prominent member of
the musical set during her residence
in Pendleton two years ago and made
a large circle of friends here,,
Twenty auto loads of young peopl
comprising the Glee Club and orchesv
tra of the Pendleton high, school to
gether with a number of friends
Journeyed to Weston last evening
where the -Princess Bul-Bul" the suc
cessful operetta given here a week
n"o was repeated berore a large audi,
ence. The presentation again regis
tered a disti not hit and much praise
was bestowed upon the participant)
and their Instructor, Miss Nellie Anl-baL-
About fit waa elearew above ex
penses. Following the operetta the
t-enoieton row were guests of honor :
at a much enjoyed Cancing urn "
Among tne cars making the triy
were the S R. Thompson. R J. unr.
phy. Tom Terjeson. Harlan FelL
George La Fontaine. Allen. McLean.
nave Nelson, Reuben Luse. Fred
Stroble. Eugene Hampton W.lpv
Matlock, Harvey Gen-ant and Donald
Robinson autos, which carried the
cast. The auto truck also took up a
ioaa or sxuaent.
Mr James A. Fee and Mrs. E. B.
Aldrich wil lentertaln the Current Lit
erature club next Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mr. James H. Sturgls are
spending the week-end in' Walla
Walla.
Last evening at the convocation of
Pendleton Chapter No 2J, R. A. M.
the Royal Arch degree waa conferred
upon Earl Bartholomew, H. 8. Den
ieon and William P. Hist, all of
Freewater. This is the third team
composed wholly of Master Masons
from the Milton lodge to be made
Royal Arch Masons by the local chap
ter during this year.
On Monday evening in Warren's
Music House the following Interest-
tertalned Thursday afternoon at the I tag program will be given at 8:15
o clock by Thelma Saling and Kath
ren Froome piano pupils of Nellie
Whiting McDonald, assisted by Edns
Saling, violinist: Gavotte (Bach
Saint Sit ens Thelma Saling; Sonata
In F. Major (Mozart) Kathren
Froome; Scherso (Holliday). Legen
ds (Torjussen). Hungary (Koelling),
Thelma Saling; Rondino (Kreisler,
MUrnonette (Frlml). Edna Saling;
Erotic tGrleg). Danse Caprice (Grieg)
Wedding Day of Troldhaugen (Grieg.'
Kathren Froome: Scandinavian Dance
(Petersen), To trfe Spring (Grieg),
Album Leaf (Grieg), La Regatta Ve
netiana (Liszt). Thelma Saling; To
the Rising Sun (Torjussen). Drifting
(Friml). To a Water Lily (MacDow
ell). Military Polinaise (Chopin)
, Kathren Froome; Second Symphony
! (Dancla). Miss Edna Saling. Mr. B. A.
I McDonald: Duo. Sous Bo is (Victor
: Ptraub) Thelma Salihg.. Kathren
, Froome. 4)
boms of Mrs. Lester Boyd. 501 East
Court street. After a short business
period, the meeting was turned over
to Mrs. Patton, leader of the pro
gram and the following numbers
were given: A splendid reading by
Mr. M. L Peter and an interesting
talk by Mr. Hoover on summer
schools snd conventions, an instruc
tive paper on Mexico by Mrs. Reetz
and lata nrwa of Mexico by Mrs.
Morton. The much enjoyed after
noon was brought to a close with sev
eral musical numbers. Division No. t
bad charge of the program. Light re- I
freshments and a pleasant social hour j
followed.
The Butter Creek. Social club will
he hosts al another or their enjoyable
dances this evening.
Board since its beginning in 1878 in
dealing with the boarding, 'day and
missions schools and msslon stations
in Alaska. Cubs, Porto Rco as well as
in the I'nited States. The recitation
by Little Miss Corlnne Baker was
much appreciated.
Interspersed between the' 'talks
were several beaulirul musical num
bers including a solo by Mrs. For
shaw. a trio by Mr. Hager, Mrs. Sny
der and Mrs, Hatch, and sacred mu
sic on the Edison. '
About ladles partook of the dain
ty refreshments and a silver offerins
f t..0 was received.
S. D. Peterson, Milton attorney, was
here yesterday.
Joe Bagwell is in today from his
farm near Helix.
Bert Cartano of Athena spent last
night in the city:
I. W. Durrtll of Echo made Pendle
ton a visit yesterday.
Joseph A. Monese. Echo sheepman,
was in the city yesterday.
Bert Cassady of John Day Is regis,
tered at the Bowman.
T. 8. Tlllson was up from his home
at Umatilla yesterday.
L. Lv Matlock of Heppner Is regis
tered at the Pendleton hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nlzer of
Board man are at the St. George
A. M. Johnson of Athena is among
the Saturday visitors in Pendleton.
Frank Saling was in Pendleton yes
terday from his Stanfield stock farm.
Charles Alspach. Helix real estate
dealer, came In on the morning N. P.
train.
Adnlph Molitor, who is running
bowling alleys in Walla Walla, Is here
today. ' t
William Hodgen, well known
Freewater farmer, is making the city
a visit today.
Francis Bee be, one of the high
school teacher at Helix, is spending
the day in the city.
William P. Hirst and Earl Bar
tholomew of Freewater were over,
night visitors in Pendleton.
Mrs. Ralph B. McEwen and Mrs.
Henry Barrett of Athena spent yes
terday shopping In the city.
W. Lv Thompson will go out to Hold-
man today to address the Farmers
Union meeting on the road bond mea
sure. Will Gray of Spoaane and Charles
Gray of Portland are here visiting
their brother. Harry D. Gray, who is
111 In the hospital.
J. M. Coy. traveling passenger agent
for the Northern Pacific is making
Pendleton one of his regular visits. He
anticipatea a summer of heavy travel.
START REPAIR WORK
ON GERMAN LINERS
NEW TORK, April -14. Repairs
on some or the German liners seised
here by the federal authorities upon
declaration that a state of war ex
isted with Germany, were begun to
day by a squad of a hundred machin
ists under the direction of government
experts.
s - , . o : ' . " 'J "
Mr. C. R. Young, the great living exponent of
demonstrating the Electric Washing Machine, will, with
his assistant, make a practical demonstration of the
Thor Electric Washer at our office, Tuesday, April 17th
from the hours of 2 to 4 p. m. '. ',"'.; ,
Mr. Young has arranged with Miss Butler and her
"corp of domestic science students to serve lunch during
the demonstration.
All ladies interested in the Electric Washers are
cordially invited to attend this demonstration.
Pacific Power & Light Co.
"Always at Your Service
months to able to be out today for I
the first time. much to the Joy off
her many friends.
Mrs. Van Pearson, the well known '
nurse, who has been seriously ill in j
he hnanllal tiW ttiaa rt art szsWAm I I
me f resoytenan enure n entertained
the Women's Mlsslonery societies of
1 the Methodist. Baptist and Christian
churches Friday afternoon at the
! hnmt nf Un P F, KnvHnn lift
In the absence of Mrs. Hubbell th
f resident of the united societies, Mra
H axe man presided. The minutes oi
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Oliver
Huff entertained at a prettily
pointed tea. a charmfnc; springr motif j
tMins; carried out by the use of pink
tulips and carnal ion, jrfrs. Huff was
ftuMutted at the tea table by Mrs. Vir
Kil Feudal! and Mrs. Stanley jewett.
H interest to many Pendleton folk
are the invitations )u issued by Mr.
and Mrs. William tturkhart of Man
kato, Minn., for the wedding- of their
the last meet in was read. The meet
ins was opened with devotional exer
cises of sons; and prayer, Mrs. Matth
ew rtad the scripture lesson. Mra
Richardson save a talk on tha orga
nization and work of the Preebyteri-
n board of foreien missions, and ol
niece. Miss Helene Thekla Herboth to , thf efficient and helpful work of Rob
Mr. Rov K Moore, wiiich will be sol- ( ert Elliott fpear. Mr. Taffs tribute
emmaed Wednesday. May at ! o- to foreign missions was read. "
dock in the afternoon at the Burk- J The work of the Home Mission
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