East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-08
|NOClETY EVENTS|
Mrs. George Fell is entertaining
Mrs. Cohen, of Heppner.

MIS-. George Fell Is entertaining
Mrs. Cohen, of Heppner.
The Duplicate Whist club met on
Monday with Mrs. Norbourn Berke-
ley
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse will be hostess
on Monday evening for the San Souci
club.
Mrs. Gin, of Walla Walla, is visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Thompson.
The Jolly club will give a masque-
rade dancing party at Music hall on
next Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson, of La
Crande, are visiting in the city the
guests of Mrs. Laura Nash.
The Married Peoples dancing club
gave an enjoyable party on Wednes-
day. evening at Eagles hall.
Miss Harriet and Miss Edna
Thompson returned home Thursday
from Portland, after a visit of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Sommervile left
On last Sunday for Southern Califor-
mia, to remain during the winter
months.
The Wednesday Afternoon $500
club met this week with Mrs. Law
renee Frazier. The prize for points
was won by Mrs. Harry Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Temple and
family left on Wednesday for southern
California, where they will remain
during the winter.
Tho Jolly Nelghbors met this week
with Mrs. Lee Teutsch. Mrs. Irving
I.aDow won first prize and Mrs. Aura
Raley second prize.
Mrs. William Matlock and Mrs. Fred
Laatz have issued invitations for n
dancing party TO he given at the home
OF the former on Friday evening No
vember Il.
Mrs. a. 4. Roberts and sister, Miss
Matlock. who have been in Portland
for the past few months, will arrive
in Pendleton Sunday for short visit
with Mrs. Thomas Ayers and Mrs
Eugene Vaughan.
The nuptials Of Miss Gay Campbell
and Frank Hayes will be solemnize,
on next Wednesday evening at
o'clock at the Presbyterian church
the Rev. Van Nuys officiating. Afte
the ceremony a reception will b.
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Dickson.
Pendleton society was well repre-
sented yesterday and today at the tw,
parties given by Mrs. Henry Bean
Mrs John Bean, Mrs. George Clark
and Mrs John Haley, jr.. at tn
home of the former, on West Tustii
street. Progressive 800" was play
cd at both parties. Mrs. w. L
Thompson and Mrs Leon Cohen wer
the successful contestants for the Fri
day afternoon party.
A new duplicate whist club has bee
formed by the following ladies: Mrs
f. r. Swinburne, Mrs. Alice Sheri
dan, Mrs. r. Alexander, Mrs. job
HALEY, jr., Mrs. Monte b. Gwinn'
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse. Mrs. T. NJ. Stark
weather and Mrs. C. Eppinger. The
will meet every week on Friday even
ing. The first meeting was held o
Friday evening. Mrs. f.. Swinburn
being hostess.
Miss Fave Bartholomew, Miss Bel
tha Alexander and Miss Myrtle Hill
who will be bridesmaids at the Camr
bell-Hayes wedding on next Wedne'
day, entertained at cards on Tuesda
afternoon in honor of the bridc-elec
Miss Gay Campbell, at the home {
Miss Bartholomew, on East Lew
street. Mrs. John Adams was ii
recipient of the prize given for II
highest score. After the game Mi
Campbell was showered with mar
beautiful tokens from the invite
guests, who We're Misses Siddy an
Esther Sommerville, Eleanor an
Constance Despair, Carrie Scheue
man, Maude and Gertrude Sherida
Edyth Epple, Blanche Horn, Esn
Sawtelle, Effie Frazier, Mesdames
G. Frazier, Charles Eppingcr, Fran
Macy, Richard Mayberry, ]. r. Dicl
son, Clarence Penland, Sam Thoml
son. John Adams, Fred Earl, Elm
Dodd, Frank Moule, d. S. McNab
Harry Thompson, Charles Myers, Ge
Hartman, jr.