East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-02-20

! ber OF guests were invited and the
function was an enjoyable one. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Max Baer
} and Mrs. T. C. Taylor.
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse, Miss Celestine
Moorhouse and Mrs. Augusta Moule
/ entertained the Tuesday evening 800
, club. Friday night. also a number Of
invited guests. The party was made
colonial affair and each lady wore
powdered wig.
The st. Anthonys Auxiliary, on
Sunday morning, presented Mrs. j.
w. Scheer with a gold thimble as a
token of appreciation OF her services
as president of the association during
the past two years.
St. Anthony's Auxiliary made a
surprise call on Mrs. Mary l.. Fan
ming of Lewis street, Sunday eve
ming The surprise was in the ma
ture of a valentine call and many
pretty valentines were exchanged. A
delicious lunch was served during the
evening.
The Mems Fidelity of the Catholic
church gave an entertainment at the
i Catholic parsonage, Thursday night,
for the benefit OF the new rectory
Progressive whist was played, the
first prizes being won by Miss Made
line Delatour and Mr.. Victor Burke.
The consolation prizes were won by
Mr. Geo. O'Daniel and Miss Margaret
Hastings.
Mrs. G. +. Roosevelt and Mrs. j.
f. Robinson were hosts for the
Bridge club Tuesday evening. The
guest OF honor was Mrs. c. S. Jack
son Of Portland. Their house was
decorated for the occasion and
number of invited guests were pres
ent. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. n. c. Richards. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j.
Burke, Mr., and Mrs. John Vert, Mrs
c. S. Jackson, Mr. John I.ambirth,
Mr. John Dougall. Prizes were won
by Mrs. ]. r. Dickson and Mr.. John
Dougall.
Mrs. Ebert A. Mann entertained
the "Jolly Neighbors" at her home
on Court street Thursday afternoon.
Five hundred was played at four ta-
bles, after which an elaborate lunch
con was served by the hostess, Mrs.
Greulich assisting Prizes for the
highest score were won by Mrs. La
Dow and Mrs. George Hartman, a
club guest
The club guests were Mrs. Kenneth
Cooper, Mrs. Willard Bond. Mrs. Chas
| Cole, Mrs James Cooper and Mrs.
George Hartman, jr. The next meet
! ing will be after Lent and the hos
tesses will be Mrs. A. NJ. Raley and
Mrs, w. c. L. Prutt.
The tea for the benefit OF the Epis-
copal church promises to be one of
| the most Interesting affairs of the
season, 4 new feature has been add
| ed to the program, the r. a. {. or
chestra has consented to repeat the
"Kinderem phonie" which was receiv-
| ed with so much eClat at the club mu-
/ steal on Thursday evening In connec-
| tion with the tea a sale of cooked food
will take place. Delicious home made
| breads, cakes. pickles. preserves, con-
/ fectionery, etc, will be on sale dur
/ ing the evening. Don't forget the
time and the place, Monday evening
at the Bowman Grille Admission
free All cordially invited to attend, |
In honor of her niece, Miss Ger !
aldino Froomc, Mrs. Frank Myers OIL
Helix gave a delightful party Tues
day night at their home in Helix toI
celebrate her eleventh birthday. The |
dining room was tastcfully decorated |
in pink and green and lighted with
Chinese lanterns. Interesting games |
were played, after which light re- |
freshments were served Many lovely |
presents were received. Mrs Myers |
was assisted by Mrs. c. c. Conners |
ana Mrs. G. A. Peterson, i'm entertain |
ing the guests who were Misses |
Phyliss Piper, Ester Dunnington. Ha- |
eel Kendle, Fay Montgomery Letha |
Albee, Lydia Grant, Viva Matlock, |
Rose Potts. Geraldine Froome; Mas
ters Alvin Bott, Ray Pierce, Willie |
Pierce, Clifford Kendel, Willie Scott. !
Theadore Norvell Ray Bond. James |
Morrison, Walter Cramer, Archie Nc |
n ~
lock, Cecil Bott, Orval Bott, Estel
Peck.
one of the prettiest weddings of the |
season occurred on Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II |
strive, 1875 Blaine street, when their
daughter Winnie was given In mar
rage to Henry Harrison Taylor. The
ceremony was in exceedingly good |
taste and the bride and groom were
the recipients of hearty congratula- |
tions. Mr.. Taylor is son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Henry j. Taylor of this city. |
Miss Struve is one of the estimable
and popular young ladies of Pendle- |
ton. The impressive ring ceremony
began at 4 o'clock, performed by Rev.
Sprattler German minister The
bride descended attended by her
father and bridesmaids. to the strains
Of Mendelssohn's wedding march,
played by Mrs. Alexander Manning
The bride made a winsome picture in
gown OF white messline cut en-
traine, adorned with real lace A