East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-17

| Mrs. l.. Hunter ana son le1t TINS
morning for visit at Kendrick,
Idaho, their old home.
Miss Florence Rowles, of Spokane,
a niece of ]. p. McManus, will ar
rive on tonights train.
Mrs. A. w. Nye will be hostess for
the San Souci club this evening, in
stead of next Monday evening.
Mrs. w. L. Thompson is expected
home tomorrow for a weeks visit
with relatives at Walla Walla.
Mrs. C. j. Smith has issued invita-
tions for Washington party, on
Thursday afternoon, February %.
Mrs. c. ]. Ferguson and daughter
Jane, returned home on Tuesday
from a months visit at Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Gallagher and
son leave tomorrow evening for Port
land, where they will spend two days.
| Mrs. Z. A Vaughan was called to
La Grande on Friday evening, owing
to the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. A. \. Roberts.
Miss katherine Duncan entertained
on Friday evening, the members of
the Bridge Whist club. with their
gentlemen friends, at the home of
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse.
Miss Ethel Johnson entertained
the members of the Thursday 800"
club at her home on Johnson street.
The prize for highest score was won
by Miss Edna Thompson.
Mrs. William Shultz will leave this
evening for Portland, returning on
Tuesday to remain for a months
visit during the absence of her hus-
band in New York city.
The Ladies' German Aid society
met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles Rohrman. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. F.. ]. Meniers on March 1.
The Jolly Neighbors were enter
tanned this week by Mrs. Albert Keep
pen The high prize was won by
Mrs. Fred Koeppen and the consola-
tion prize by Mrs. Ernest Skiles, a
, club guest.
, Mrs. Thomas Ayers, Mrs. Ernest
Skiles, Mrs. Charles Fppinger and
Mrs. Eugene Vaughan will be hos.
tesses for reception and dancing
party at Music hall on the evening
of the 9th.
s Mrs. Frank Moule entertained al
/ cards on Thursday afternoon in hon.
or of Mrs. w. L. White, of Portland
The prizes for points were won by
Mrs. Leon Cohen and Mrs. william
[ Shuts, of Portland. After the game
dainty refreshments We're served.
2 The San Souci club met on Monday
evening with Mrs. Leona Thompson
The club prize was won by Mrs
William Shuts, guest of the club
e The other guests were Mrs. F. Don.
aldson, Mrs. Lee Moorhouse, Mrs
Frank Frazier and Mrs. Mary DISCS
! way.
4 pleasant surprise party was giver
at the home of NJ. L. Baltezore, or
Stonewall Jackson street this week
in honor CT the birthday anniversar!
of Mrs. Baltezore. A number o
friends made up the party and afte
enjoying games and social converse
ton for time an oyster supper wa
I served.
On next Wednesday the nuptials o
J two young Pendleton people. Mis-
I Elizabeth Campbell and Richart
! Mayberry will be solemnized at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Dickson
at s o'clock. The ceremony is to b
performed by the Rev. w. L. Val
Nuys, of the Presbyterian church, II
; the presence of the immediate rela
ives of both contracting parties. Fol
lowing the ceremony a reception vii
he given, to which a large number o
( invitations have been issued.
st. Valentines day was commem
grated in Pendleton this year in
social way not soon to be forgotte
n by the many invited guests who at
|. tended the hop given on Wednesda
If evening at Eagles hall, when 2
young gentlemen of Pendleton acte
as hosts. Eagles hall was never at
= tired in more beautiful garb, whic
=, bespeaks many hours of toll and tn
!, display of taste in the arrangement
over 250 invitations were ISSUED
and judging by the number who par
u ticipated in the festivities, few re
!" piled with regrets. Notwithstandin
- the large attendance, all enjoye
themselves to the fullest.
Turkish rugs were used as hang
ings about the balcony, which gave
very oriental appearance, togethe
with the soft glow of the red hoode
= lights. Strings of red cardboar
Z hearts hung pendant from the cente
: electrolier to the four corners of tn
z hall. In the center of the hall tw
. large palm trees were arranged wit
2 settees on either side, making an un