East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-09

at her home on South Main street.
Progressive 800" was played by the
following ladies: Misses Roberts. Eva
Froome, Gay Campbell, Blanche
Horn. Faye Bartholomew, Bertha AL
eNander. Edna Thompson, Gertrude
Sheridan, Carrie Sheuerman. Amy
Mathews, Ethel Hayes, Harriet
Thompson and Miss Share, of Port
land. Mesdames F. E. Judd, Richard
Mayberry, Clarence Penland. Sam
Thompson, John Adams, Allie Slush-
er, Fred Earl, William Mcdonald,
Pearl Rinearson and Frank Moule.
Tho prize for points was won by Mrs.
Clarence Penland. The two honored
guests were presented with souvenir
spoons.
Mrs. Lima Sturgis entertained in
honor of her niece, Miss Jessie Hart
man. with luncheon on Tuesday
| afternoon. Covers were laid for 1a.
the guests being Mrs. George Hart
man, jr., Mrs Harry Thompson, Mrs.
Louis Hunziker, Mrs. Jane Hartman.
Mrs. Fred Earl. Mrs. William McDon-
| Alexander, Miss Edna Thompson, Miss
Blanche Horn. Other guests were in
vited to spend the afternoon and Join
| in the needle contest, doing the work
on linen which the hostess afterwards
presented to Miss Hartman. The
| prizes, which were in keeping, were
awerded as follows: A silver thimble
to Mrs. Harry Rees, silver scissors to
Mrs. Louis Hunziker. silver tape meas
ure to Miss Adna Raley. The addi-
tional guests were Misses Faye Bar
tholomew. Eva Froome. Roberts, Har-
riet Thompson, Gay Campbell, Flea
nor and Constance Despair, Ethel
Hays. Gertrude Sheridan. Adna Raley,
Mesdames Sam Thompson, Robert
Mcqueen, Z. P. Dodd, Richard May
berry, R. f. Ringo.
Mrs. Alfred Beattie, of Oregon City,
and Mrs. Edgar Lowell, of Portland,
who are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lot 1ivermore, We're the guests OF
honor at card party given on We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. Max Baer,
at her home on Jackson street Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. George Hart
man and Mrs. Lima Sturgis for the
two highest scores, the consolation be-
ing awarded to Mrs. Elmer P. Dodd.
The invited guests were Mesdames
Frank Frazier. Charles Hamilton. F.
]. Robinson, Harry Rees, Gilbert
Phelps. w. E. Brock, Henry Laatz, C.
| f. Roosevelt. c. ]. Smith, w. L.
Thompson, Lima Sturgis, R. Alexan-
der, George Hartman. jr.. Frank
Moule. L. Owenhouse. Lee Teutsch.
f. P. Dodd. Miss Sadie Baum and Miss
Nellie Hamilton, OF Topeka, Kan.
Mrs. John Vert entertained in an
enjoyable manner on Thursday after
noon in honor of Mrs Alfred Beattie
and Mrs. Edgar Lowell. The guests
were former pupils of the old academy
at the time when Mrs. Vert was in
charge, and the afternoon was spent
in school "reminiscences, after which
the guests repaired to the dining room,
where tea and ices were served.
Miss Harriet Thompson and Mrs. Ber-
tha Guernsey presided. The guests
were Misses Jessie Hartman, Bertha
Alexander, Eleanor and Constance
Despair, Carrie Sheuerman, Adna Ra-
ley, Reta Bean, Blanch Horn, Freda
Roeseh, Maud Crawford, Harriet
Thompson, Ida Boyd, Mesdames Sam
Thompson, II. F. Johnson. E. P. Dodd,
Bertha Guernsey and shutrum.
Mrs. G. NJ. Rice was hostess on
Monday afternoon to large number
of friends to play 800" Mrs. Elmer
p. Dodd being the successful contes-
tant for points and Mrs. Norbourne
Berkeley for the greatest number of
progressions. The guests were: Mes
danes E. p. Marshall, Norbourne
Berkeley, A. Kunkel, Bertha Guernsey,
C. f. Roosevelt G. A. Hartman, sr.,
T. C. Taylor, r. Alexander, Fred Lock-
ley, A. ]. Goodman, Will Moore, G. A.
Hartman, jr, Gilbert Phelps. J. r.
Dickson, w. H. Fowler, Louis Hun
ziker, Eugene Vaughan, Thomas
Ayers McAdam, Perham, C. F. Coles
worthy, Ivanhoe Charles Eppenger,
Mccormack, Cranston, C. J. Smith,
r. E. Ringo, Troutman, E. P. Dodd,
| Ernest Skiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rasch spent
yesterday in the city on their way
| from Baker City to the sound on their
wedding tour. The couple were mar
ried in Baker City Wednesday, the
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