East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-10

Mrs. John Dickson, assisted by Miss
Gay Campbell, was hostess on Monday
evening to large company at cards
in compliment TO Miss Bcss Campbell
and her fiance, Richard Mayberry,
whose wedding will occur on Febru-
airy II. Progressive $500" was play
ed at Is tables, the prizes being won
by Mrs. George Hartman, IT,, Miss
Ethel johnson and Miss Elise Barthol-
omew, OF Portland, for the ladies, and
Lawrence Frazier, Clark Nelson and
Clarence Penland for the gentlemen.
The invited guests were Misses Bertha
Alexander, Ted Thompson, Esma Saw
telle, Ethel Johnson, Sydney Sommer-
vile, Esther Sommerville, Lucille
Campbell, Maggie Campbell, Harriet
Thompson, Blanch Horne, Faye Bar
tholomew, Myrtle Hawks, Roberts,
Elise Bartholomew. Eva Froome,
Winnie Privette, Myrtle Hill, Effie
Frazier, Messrs. and Mesdames Chas.
Eppmger L. G. Frazier, Louis Hunzi-
ker, 4. P. Marshall, Fred Judd, Geo.
Hartman. Jr. Fred Earl, E, P, Dodd,
Frank Moule. Harry Rees, Clarence
Penland, Lee Held, Sam Thompson,
Mrs Macdonald, Mrs. w. L. White
Messrs. VIII Keller, Cecil Wade, Chas,
Gray, viii Gray, Fred Schmeer Tom
Vaughan, viii Campbell, clark Mel
son, Fred Lampkin, DIR. SwinhNrne,
Roy Ritner, Roy Raley, AL. KNIGHT,
Mark Moorhouse, Ben Burroughs,
Charles Myers, Harry Thompson, F,rn-
est Ruppe, Fred Milne. George Strand
Charles Hill, Richard Mayberry, Frank
Hays, Dan Smythe.
From year to year bridal lore
changes slightly, and brides continue
superstitious enough to believe in any
thing handed out by so-called oracles,
says the Kansas City Star. Here is the
latest version of old roads to connubial
bliss:
January bride-Prudent housekeep-
er and sweet tempered.
February-Affectiona wife and
tender mother
March-Frivolous chatterbox and
given to quarreling.
April-Inconstant, not intelligent.
fairly good looking.
May--Handsome, amiable and of a
happy disposition.
June-Impetuous and generous.
July-Pretty, smart, quick temper
ed.
August-Amiable and practical.
eptember-Discreet. affable and
much liked.
October-Pretty, coquettish and
jealous.
ovember-Liberal and kind, but of
wild disposition.
December-Well proportioned, fond
of novelty, entertaining and extrava-
CANT.
Invitations for a dancing party have
been issued for Wednesday evening,
February II, to be given by the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Roy F. Alexander,
Sol j. Baum, Ben L. Burroughs, Chas.
e. Gray, Alvin p. Knight, Clark f.
Nelson, j. Roy Raley, Roy w. Ritner,
Ernest Ruppe, Charles B. Sampson.
John T. Lamberth, Fred w. Lampkin.
Richard NJ. Mayberry, Frank X.
Mitchell, Mary Moorhouse Fred G.
Schmeer, Dan p. Smythe, Ralph G.
Swinbourne, Harry C. Thompson. Cecil
Il. Wade. The ladies who will act as
ratroresses are Mrs. Frederick w.
Vincent. Mrs. John Ross Dickson, Mrs.
James Fl. Raley. Mrs. Reuben Alexan-
der. Mrs. Lee Moorhouse. Mrs. Eliza
!. Wade, Mrs. George w. Knight. Mrs.
benjamin 5. Burroughs. Mrs. Eugene
Ralph Swinburne. Mrs. E, Baum.
Miss Bess Campbell was the honored
guest at a china shower and 800"
party on Tuesday afternoon, when
Mrs. sam Thompson entertained for
her. Mrs. ]. r. Dickson won first
prize at cards and Miss Faye Barthol-
Omew the consolation. The invited
guests were Misses Myrtle Hawks,
Winnie Privett, Ethel Johnson, Myr-
tie Hill, Edna Thompson, Bertha AL
eASnder, Faye Bartholomew, Margaret
and Lucy Campbell. Esma sawtelle
Eva F'roome, Gay Campbell. Roberts
Mesdames c. e. Troutman, Fred
tldWlplu. lIOulS wv ". Il
White, ]. r. Dickson, Louis Hunziker
George \. Hartman, jr., c. j. Smith
r. f. Ringo, Frank Moule and VIII
liam Macdonald.
An evening of complete pleasure
was enjoyed last evening at the hom'
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Crow, at 1906
| East Court street when a party o
their neighbors drove in from the res
eryation and gave them a surprise.
The callers numbered about 30 ant
brought with them well-filled baskets
and came for a good time and the!
certainly had it.
Music, games and stories provided
pleasure for the hours, the merr
group feeling perfectly at home unde
the hosptable roof of their old neigh
Dor.
4 bounteous spread was enjoyed b
all and all parted and will ever hav
pleasant recollections Of the event
Pendleton circle, Women of Wood