East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-03
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SOCIETY NH EVENTS

The Matlock home, on West Court
street, was the scene of a charming
dancing party on Thursday evening.
when Mrs. William Matlock and Mrs.
Fred Laatz were at home to their
numerous friends
The long reception hall was beau
tifully decorated with Oregon grape
and sword ferns. Mrs. Babb and Miss
Ethel Swaggart received the guests
upon their entrance. In the drawing
room Mrs. Matlock and Mrs Laatz
received, assisted by Mrs. James Gra-
ham and Mrs. Smith, of Walla Walla.
McMinn's orchestra was stationed
at one end of the reception hall and
discoursed- good music for the dane
ers. All during the evening light re-
freshments were served in the dining
room, which was artistically decorat-
ed in red. Red carnations formed
pretty center piece for the table, with
red hooded waNen tapers at the cor
ners. Mrs. Mary Lane poured coffee.
Those assisting were Mrs. Ben Swag-
gart, Mrs. Carl Wheeler. Mrs. Eugene
Vaughan anu MTS. lHOlldS Ayers.
Following were the invited guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames ]. f. Rob-
inson, C. L. Roosevelt. James Gra-
ham, Max Baer, ]. H. Wallace, Z. p.
Marshall. Charles Hamilton, Frank
Frazier p. S. Kinsella, Fred Judd,
Leon Cohen, Charles Ferguson, f. p.
Dodd, William Slusher, A. Kunkel j.
III nv
Vincent, w. j. Furnish, f. F. Per-
ham, G. I. La Dow, E. r. Cox, of
Athena; Thomas Ayers, Charles Ep-
pinger, w. Pierce. T. c. Warner,
Charles Carter, ]. Beckwith, r. Fol-
som, G. w. Phelps. ]. A. Fee, C. f.
Troutman. T. NJ. Henderson, E. T.
Wade, Henry Laatz, ]. Owenhouse,
Fred Earl, George Hartman, G. NJ.
Rice, John Vert, L. Frazier, Ernest
Skiles, w. ]. Skiles, w. A. Browne,
]. r. Dickson, F. Sailing, n. Berke-
ley, w. L. Thompson, H. F. Johnson,
H. Fowler, w. E. Brock, F. Moule,
Fred Lockley l.. HunZiker, A. ].
Goodman, DR.. E. r. Swinburn, DR..
j. A. Best. DR.. E. A. Vaughan,
Mrs. n. r. Despair, Mrs. Lima
Wade, Mrs. n. f. Despair, Mrs. Lima
Sturgis, Mrs. NJ. ]. Lane, Misses SOM
merville. Lyons, Lane, Roberts, Alex
ander, Ritner, Johnson, Harriet and
Edna Thompson, Fay Bartholomew,
Blanch Horn, Ethel Swaggart, Messrs.
Cecil Wade, Roy Ritner, Charles My
ers, John Lamberth Dan Smythe,
Grover Swaggart. Ernest Ruppe,
Ralph Swinburne, Tom Vaughan.
Mark Moorhouse, Fred Schmeer, Fred
Lampkin, Al Despair, H. A. Vincent,
Jim Sturgis, George Ferguson, c. E.
Gray, Al Knight, w. j. Gray, Otto
Koeppen, Roy Alexander, Clark Nell
son, Harry Thompson, Charles Bond,
Willard Bond.
One of the largest card parties of
the week was given on Friday evening
by Miss Faye Bartholomew, in honor
of her guest Miss Elsie Bartholomew,
of Portland. There were about 80
guests present, who enjoyed the game
of 800" The prizes for points were
won by Miss Bess Campbell and Ern-
est Ruppe. The consolation prize by
Mark Moorhouse.
The invited guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs F.
Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Frazier
Misses Ted Thompson, Bertha Alex
ander, Gertrude Brown, of Walla
Walla, Esma Sawtelle, Bess Camp
bell, Harriet Thompson, Roberts, Ell
eanor Despair, Constance Despair.
Rlanch Horn. Gay Campbell, Mabel
Cree, Elsie Bartholomew, sffiG Jean
Frazier, Esther Sommerville, Eva
Froome, Myrtle Hill, Sydney Sommer-
Vile, Mrs. Mcdonald; Messrs. Ben
Burroughs, Clark Nelson, Richard
Mayberry, Roy Ritner, Cecil Wade,
Charles Sampson, Ernest Ruppe, Roy
Alexander, Al Knight, Mark Moor
house, Dan Smythe, Wynne Stewart,
Tom Vaughan, Harry Thompson,
Charles Gray, VIII Gray, Roy Raley,
Fred Lampkin, William Keller, DR.. r.
Swinburne.
Miss Bertha Alexander entertained
in a very pleasant manner on Tuesday
afternoon with a shower and card
party for the bride-elect, Miss Bess
Campbell. Progressive 800" was
played at six tables. The prize was
won by Miss Campbell The guests
were Misses Edna Thompson, Esma
Sawtelle. Faye Bartholomew, Elsie
Bartholomew, of Portland, Myrtle
Hill, Eva Froome, Effie Frazier, Ell
eanor and Constance Despair, Lucille
Campbell, Margaret Campbell, Ethel
Johnson, Blanch Horn, Roberts,
Esther and Sydney sommerville, Myr-
tie Hawks, Winnie Privett, Bess and
Gay Campbell, Mesdames Sam
Thompson, Lawrence Frazier, Fred
Earl, Louis Hunziker, George Hart
man, jr., Frank Moule, William Mac
Donald, ]. r. Dickson, w. l.. White,
of Portland, Clarence Penland, Jo-
seph Owenhouse, E. p. Dodd and c.
A. Eppinger.
A very pleasant party was given
Friday evening in honor Of Ruth and
Hazel Keller, at the home of their
parents, SO Locust Hill. Games and