East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-11-30

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pretty companys previous to her
marriage to DR.. Lytle on Wednesday
afternoon, the first being a dinner
party given by her bridesmaid, Miss
Edith Epple, on last Saturday even
ing at her home on Long street, eight
of the brides friends being invited.
The table was tastefully decorated in
red and white. Many red bells were
hung pendant from above the table
and red card bells, cut from card
board were used as place cards. on
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Richard
Mayberry and Mrs. Frank Hays gave
Shower" and card party. at which
the bride elect received many pret-
Progressive 800" was played, Miss
Fay Bartholomew winning first
prize.
Miss Rowena Mathoit of Walla
Walla, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Eppinger. Miss Mathoit accompan-
led the Walla Walla orchestra on
the piano at the Elks' dance on
Thanksgiving evening and will sing
tomorrow at the Elks' memorial SER
vices.
Mrs. Selkirk Norton, entertained
with a dinner party on Thursday
evening in honor of Maj. Won Egloff-
stein of Portland, who accompanied
the Hill Military academy football
team on their recent visit to our city.
Mrs. Alice Sheridan was hostess
last evening for the Duplicate Whist
club.
Mrs. William Matlock will be host
ess on next Tuesday evening for a
tea and reception for the benefit of
the Episcopal church. A fine musi-
cal program will also be rendered.
Mrs. f. w. Vincent of Portland, is
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
in Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. E. Pruitt re-
turned today from a visit over
Thanksgiving at Baker City.
The festivities of Thanksgiving |
evening were many. Two dancing |
parties, high school reception, to-
gether with the theater and roller |
skating rink Pcndleton people were |
not at loss as to how to spend the |
evening IL not inclined to remain at |
home by the firesde.
The Elks' dancing party at Eagles
hall proved one of the most enjoy
able affairs The guests assembled
in costumes quite in keeping with the
requests of the nvitation-Bowery
style. All formalty was laid aside,
and a general good time was INDUCED
in. Judging from the radiance
spread over the faces of dancers
they looked as If they were thankful
TO be there. Excellent music was
provided for the dances by a several
orchestra pieces secured from Wal
for the occasion.
The firemen's dancing party on
Wednesday evening at Eagles hall
vas largely attended and thoroughly
enjoyed by its guests The profits
rom the dancing party will be APP
,lied to the firemen's relief fund.
The members of the Hill Military
ootball team were rendered a re-
eption on Thursday evening by the
tudents of the Pendleton high school .
t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
Dickson from 1880 until 8. Added
o the social pleasures of the even
ne were the musical selections rem
ered by Miss Bernice Ruppe, Miss
'ena Ferguson, Mrs, ]. r. Dickson
nd Mr., Fred Hartman.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Norris of Ia
irande will reside in Pendleton dur
ng the winter months.
Miss Nett'e Roulston of Walla
Valla, was an out of town guest at
he Hiil-Lytle nuptials. While in
he city she was entertained at the
Iome of Mrs. Sam Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bleakney are
listing at Walla Walla in attendance
It the Whitman massacre exercises.
Mrs. Dean Tatom will entertain the
oily Neighbors club on next Tues
ay afternoon.
A pretty home wedding on Wednes-
lay evening was solemnized at the
lome of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill, one
+ the pioneer families of Umatilla
ounty, when their daughter, Myrtle