East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-09
|SOCIETY EVENTS

The Sans Souci club will meet on
next Monday evening with Miss Rob-
ertr.
Mrs. Wilcox of Corvallis, is the
guest OF Mrs. \. Goodman OF Jackson
street.
Mrs. Francis Ivanhoe is at La
Grande to spend Sunday with her
family.
Mrs. Wilcox of Corvallis, is the
guest of Mrs. A. Goodman on Jackson
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Norbourne Berkeley
and family have left for the east for
a protracted visit of several months.
Mrs. Elmer Dodd expects to leave
soon for Hermiston. where Mr.. Dodd
is now located. and which place will
be their future residence.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Harrison. after
a sojourn of several months in Cali
fornia, are expected home in few
days to reside permanently in Pen
dlctcn.
Mrs. Norbourne Berkeley was hos
Whist club The last meeting before
Lent will be held newt Monday with
Mrs. j. r. Dickson.
Mrs. William Russell Ellis and Mrs.
Eugene Ralph Swinburnt have issued
invitations for 800" party to be
given on Tuesday afternoon at the
home u Mrs, Swinburne on East
Lewis street.
Beginning with next Wednesday,
Pendlcton society will lay aside its
gorgeous raiment. All gaieties and
festivities will be relegatcd to ohliv-
ior, when society dons sack cloth
an ashes and enters upon its 40 davs
devotion in keeping Lent, or in maxi
ing an attempt at il.
The Jolly Neighbors were pleas
antly entertained on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Charles Hamilton. The
prizes for points were won by Mrs
Lee Teutsch and Mrs. Aura Raley
The next meeting will be with Mrs
Al Koeppen, on Monday afternoon.
Society has been much interested
in the past in the preparation of the
lot
mcnt, which was so cleverly present.
ed on Friday evening to a large and
enthusiastic audience. Pendleton has
reason to feel proud of the home
talent that can be produced when
called upon. 1t is hardly the place
in this column for the personal COM
ment, but the society edtress feels
that everyone deserves great praise
for the Jealous work and untiring eff
forts of the managers and their able
assistants in making the play sue
cess, and which awarded them such
nice amount to be turned into the
Commercial association fund.
A pretty social picture was present.
ed to the view of those who attended
the dancing party given on Wednes-
day evening at Eagles hall, 1t was
an event much enjoyed by those pres
ent, and the young matrons need have
no fear of being outdone In their ef-
forts to give their friends an enjoy
able evening. over 200 invitations
had been sent out, and judging by
the number who participated in the
festivities, few replied with regrets.
But Notwithstanding the large at
tendance, all enjoyed themselves to
the fullest.
Indian robes used about the ball
room gave a CHEEKY appearance, to-
gether with the center decoration ar
ranged with palm trees and settees
placed on either side, making an un-
usually attractive spot, and also kept
the large throng of dancers circline
around the room, causing less inter
ference.
On the platform at the east side
of the hall Johnson's orchestra wa.
stationed, partly hidden from view
with screens and palms. Punch ant
light refreshments were served from
prcttily appointed tables placed ii
the alcove on the north side of th
hall. The decorations Of the table
were In red and white. During tn
early part of the evening Mrs. Franci