East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-23

furnished home on North Madison
street.
The out-of-town guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hartman and
daughter Florence. of Portland; Mrs.
Victor Hunziker, of Walla Walla;
Miss Marie Nickel. of Jacksonville;
| Miss Edith Dick, of Columbus, o.;
Miss c. f. Redfield. of Heppner; Mrs.
Lachlan MacCleay, of Tacoma.
Mrs. W. j. Furnish entertained at
card and dancing party on Friday
evening in honor OF her nephew, Mr..
Frederick Vincent, and Mr.. Clark
Nelson. The card tables were arrang-
ed on the varanda and at the con-
clusion of the game were removed
to make way for dancing, which was
enjoyed until late hour. The prizes
for the highest and lowest scores were
won by Miss Marie Nickel and Mr..
Ernest Ruppe, Miss Sally Gray and
Mr.. Dan Smythe. Mrs. Furnish was
assisted by Mrs. Norboulne Berkeley,
Mrs. Bertha Guernsey. Mrs. C. +.
Roosevelt and Mrs. F. f. Judd. the
invited guests We're Misses Bertha AL
eXander. Harriet and Edna Thompson,
Rita Holland. Edith Epple. Eva
Froome. Eleanor Despair, Fave Bar
| tholomew, Gay Campbell. Rena Fer
! guson, Roberts. Adna Raley, Mrs.
Iachlan MacCleay of Tacoma; Miss
Lillian Rourke and Miss Ethel Hayes,
of Portland; Miss Marie Nickell of
Jacksonville; Miss Sally Gray, of AS
toria; Messrs. Fred Schmeer. Ben
burroughs, Roy Alexander. Furnish
Slater, Fred Hartman, Lloyd Harris,
Willard Bond. Dan Smythe, Ernest
Ruppc. Paul Sperry, Mark Moorhouse,
Allie Knight, Roy Raley, Charles
Gray, Dr. Swinburne, Charles Fulton,
and Dobie Shaw. of Portland; Messrs.
and Mesdames Harry Thompson, Fred
Earl. Richard Mayberry, w. A. Slush-
er and Ralph Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson
were pleasantly surprised on Tuesday
evening by their friends at their home
on Madison street. who rendered them
with a miscellaneous shower. The
, evening wis devoted TO a general
I good time, when appetizing refresh
I ments We're served.
Over 500 people responded to the
, invitations sent out by the members of
, the First Christian church of this city,
/, for the reception rendered Rev. Victor
/ w. Doris. the new pastor, and fam
lily. last Tuesday evening.
The elegant church was beautifully
decorated for the reception. \ pro-
fusion of ferns and flowers filled all
the corners and spaces around the
pulpit Delicious refreshments We're
: served during the evening in the re-
ceptlon room adjoining the auditori-
um.
Those in the receiving line beside
Rev. and Mrs. Doris. Miss Doris and
Miss Enid Doris, were Mr.. and Mrs.
) w. F. Taylor, Mrs. Scott and George
; Hill.
Following the brief appropriate ad-
dresses of welcome made by the fol-
lowing: Rev. C. H. Nellor, of the First
; Congregational church; Rev. Robert
: Warner, of the Thompson Street NJ.
f. church; Rev. G. L. Hall, of the
/ First Baptist, and Rev. w. L. Van
Nuys. of the First Presbyterian. At
. the close of the addresses of welcome
happy response was made by the
new pastor. Rev, Doris, who express
, ed feelingly, the appreciation of HIM
self and family Of the cordial recep-
ton.
Mrs. ]. r. Dickson entertained in
formally a few invited guests on
Tuesday afternoon. Musical numbers
D were rendered by Miss Faye Barthol-
omew, Miss Lillian Rourke, of Port
r land. Miss Edith Dick, of Columbus
O., and the hostess. .,
Miss Celeste Moorhouse has as heI
guest Miss Constance Stackhouse, Of
e Cove, and in her honor entertained 0
small company of friends on Thurs
g day afternoon, 800" being played al
, three tables. The prize was won. by
Mrs William Shuts.
At the home of her grandparents
= Mr.. and Mrs. James Crawford, littl'
Mildred Mccoy observed her 6ti
u birthday anniversary on Friday after
noon by inviting in a number OF ne
little playmates
Miss Alice Hopkins left today TO
her home at Butte, Mont. part
was given In her honor last evenin
by Miss Eleanor Vincent, at her hom
on Water street.
Miss Rena Ferguson was hostess L
large gathering of friends on Tues
day evening in honor Of Miss Iillia
Ir Rourke, of Portland.
- Mr.. Arthur II. Myers, of For
Wayne Ind, who has been the gues
Il of Mrs. N. f. Despair and daughter
of Hawthorne, for a weeks visit lei
re for his home on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Hayes will return to he
home in Portland tomorrow after
pleasant visit OF couple Of month
with friends.
Little Mary Laatz was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to number I