East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-04-28
SOCIETY
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w. R. Ellis is at Hot Lake for few
days.
Miss Blanche Horn is the guest OF
Miss Edna Thompson.
Mrs. f. A. Vaughan will leave
Lake.
The San Souci club will meet on
next Monday evening with Mrs. w. ].
Furnish.
Mrs. Gilbert, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Shoemaker, will
return tomorrow to her home at Hood
River.
Mrs. Charles Berkeley left this
morning for Portland, where she ex-
poets to remain for an indefinite
length of time.
Miss Ila Harrison of Clarkesville,
Texas, has arrived in the city to be
the guest of her brother, Henry Har-
rison this summer.
Mrs. Gilbert. of Hood River is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Fred Shoe
maker, who entertained few friends
informally in her honor on Friday
evening.
Mrs. n. L. Despair and daughters.
Eleanor and Constance, will return
home from Portland some time next
week and will spend the summer at
Hawthorn Place, on Mckay creek.
A very pleasant reception was ten
dered Mrs. H. C. Reid and daughter
Virginia, of Warren. o.. by Mrs. Reids
neice. Mrs. w. L. Van Nuys, at the
Presbyterian manse this afternoon.
Mrs. Reid and daughter have spent
the winter in Los Angeles and are Wis
iting at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Van Nuys on their way east, this
week. They expect to go to Spokane
next Wednesday and will go from that
place to their home in Ohio. They
are in the west for the daughters
health. They are delighted with their
visit in Pendleton.
Miss Jessie Hartman was the hon.
ored guest at card party on Wednes-
day afternoon, Mrs. w. II. Harrison
being the entertaining hostess. Pro-
MI btyt Ia Fol
lowing invited guests: Miss Edna
Thompson, Miss Bertha Alexander,
Miss Blanch Horn, Miss Gay Campbell,
Miss Esma Sawtell, Miss Winnie
Privett, Mrs Richard Mayberry, Mrs.
Dean Tatom. Mrs. Fred Earl. Mrs.
Irving Ia Dow, Mrs. w. Macdonald,
Mrs. Frank Perham. The prizes for
points were won by Mrs. William Mac
Donald and Miss Gay Campbell. Miss
Hartman was presented with a bou-
quet Of pink carnations.
Tho members of the Alphi Psi fra
ternity gave a hay rack party today
to their lady friends. They left the
city about this morning to picnic
along the banks of Mckay creek
about four miles west of the city
They were chaperoned by Miss Shep-
ard and Mrs. Rinearson. Those who
formed the merry party were: Alice
Hopkins, Edna Zimmerman, Mable
Cameron, Paralee HALEY, Bernice
Ruppe, Edna Storie. Ethel Temple,
Edith johnson, Edna Florence, Jessie
Folsom, Clara Boylan, Edna Thomp.
son, Genevieve Clark, Harold Warner,
Glenn Scott, John Dickson, Dean
Goodman, Dave Hill. Lester Hamley,
Walter Cresswell. Elmer Storie, Ger
aid Stanfield, Herbert Ruppe. Jerry
Cronin, Clifford Turner. Herbert
Thompson.
An enjoyable social event OF the
week was the reception given on Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. w. s. Slusher
in honor of Mrs. w. A. Slusher. The
receiving hours were from until
and during that time there was con-
slant stream Of callers. The house
was prettily decorated with Oregon
ferns, smilax and carnations. Electric
lights and waxen tapers hooded in
pink, gave soft illumination about
the rooms. Owenhouse' mandolin
orchestra was stationed in the library
and played sweet music during the
receiving hours. In the living room
the guests were received by the Mes
danes Slusher, assisted by Mrs. Sam
Thompson, Mrs. Walter Pierce, Mrs.
c. r.. Troutman. Mrs. Frank Frazier
and Mrs. Earnest Sklles met the guests
in the reception hall, Miss Edith
Slusher and Miss Kathleen Furnish as
sisting Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs.
A. Kunkel escorting the guests to the
dining room, which was especially at
tractlve in its decorations of pink and
green. Mrs. John McCourt served the
Ices and Mrs. Elmer P. Dodd presided
at the coffee urn, assisted by Mrs.
Frank Moule. Miss Thompson. Miss
Edna Thompson, Miss Faye Barthol-