East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-03-20

10 the event WIN HucH pIcdSuIdplS
anticipation.
A lunch for ten was given by Mrs
w. ]. Furnish at her home on Water
street, Wednesday afternoon. This
preceded the address by Mrs. Wister
on psychology.
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Lieuallen of
Pilot Rock were the guests of Mrs
d. C. McNabb, one evening this
week.
Mrs. Gilbert OF Hood River, is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Shoemaker, at their home on Water
street.
Mrs. w. L. Thompson, is anticlpat-
ing a visit from her father, Mr.. Bau-
meister of Lewiston. He Is expected
to arrive today.
Miss Effle Jean Frazier has been
confined to her room this week with
eryslpeleas, which has attacked her
eye.
Mrs. s. F. Sharp of Athena, is the
guest of her sister Miss Effie Jean
Frazier.
e. p. Marshall has been threatened
/ nf nnaIipnniq this
week and is still confined to his
home.
Earl Borle and W. II. Mcdonald of
Seattle, who have been his guest at
Wenaha springs. left Sunday for Sc
attic. from where they will sail in a
few days for Cordovia, Alaska.
Mrs. j. S. Landers assisted Miss
Sadye Ford with her pupils recital at
Pilot Rock, last Monday evening. 1t
was declared to have been one Of
the best musical events Pilot Rock
people have enjoyed in their home
town for some time, The hall was
crowded.
on Tuesday afternoon a thimble
party was given by Mrs. Henry Bean
and Mrs. viii Ingram at the home o!
the former. The affair was attended
by so Presbyterian ladies'. Mrs
George Webster Of Portland, was
guest and gave talk upon the sub
ject art in the home"
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs G
NJ. Rice on Garden Sa-, Wednesday
evening. occurred one of the most
novel and enjoyable events of the
season. Twent-six young school stu
dents had issued to them invitations
as follows: Lyman c. Rice begs
the honor OF your rivirint prisence al
a rivilry in memory of st. Padrig
WEDNESDAY,, March sivinteenth at siv-
in-thirty p. m.
"Ivry one ir requistid to wear a
thrift of Crane to extinguish him.
self from the ithers."
While guests were assembling
much interest and satisfaction was
taken with the new ''Victrolla" placed
I'm the Rice home and when all had
arrived scramble for shamrock
leaves adroitly hidden in hooks anC
corners, resulted in Westbrook Dix
on winning a book of Irish Toasts.'
Then followed a conversational
| t., F,I, DpfrirE him 60
wouldn't hev bin in it," A large
green snake was awarded to Roy
Rowland as first prize and a small
green snake to Miss Iva Hill as sec
ond prize.
A cake of green soap was carried
away by Miss Hazel RAIDER in the
soap bubble contest"
Other games of merry-making fol-
lowed
Miss Pauline Rice having eXtin-
guished herself by prisidm at the
pianny from which harmonious and
convivial music issued at times jned
in by hilarious voices of the rest.
The rooms were artisticaRy decor
ated in festoonings of shamrock in
terspersed whh pipes-the color
scheme Of the event extending to table
decorations.
Covers were laid for twenty-siS
with shamrock place cards in gold
lettering, green center pieces, green
candles in potato holders supported by
toothpick legs, coffee-cup handles
ornamented with dainty green bows
\ OF ribbon green peas in turnip bowls
placed in lettuce leaves chicken GRO
uuettes moulded In form of corks
Shamrock sandwiches, Killarney
cakes decorated in shamrock leaves
pipes. flowers. birds and other de-
signs, green ices served in potato
shells. green mints and other green
candies, all spake with Hibernian
tongue.
The participating young people
should feel thankful to Mrs. Rice
whose master hand arranged in de
tail rhe plan for the occasion, and
whose hospitality so successfully car
rled it through.
| r,,ri,,, tbn nrasent week the lee.