East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-05

dies auxiliary to meet at the hospital
one afternoon of each week to sew
for the institution, and it was to show
their appreciation of this work that
the sisters rendered Thursdays BAN
quet. As the sisters never do things
by halves, the spread was very
elaborate one and greatly enjoyed by
the recipients.
Bishop Smith of the Methodist
church is expected to arrive this eve
ming and will hold services in the To-
cal church tomorrow. A reception
was to have been rendered him this
evening at the parsonage, but owing
to the serious illness of DR.. Ford it
was found necessary to indefinitely
postpone the reception This is the
bishops first visit to Pendleton and
the members of the local congrega-
ton were very anxious to tender him
fitting reception.
A lawn party is being participated
in at the rectory of st. Mary's Cath
members of the Sunday school of that
denomination. Not only all the chill
dren of the Sunday school, but all
those of the parish as well, have been
invited, and such time as only chill
dren when turned loose out of doors
can have is being enjoyed by the
score and more who are romping
about the yard of the priest home
this afternoon.
Miss Mitylene Fraker, the popular
contralto soloist, of whom Pendleton
has been justly proud to call a prod
uct of this city, has just completed
her music course under Willard Pat
ten in Minneapolis, winning greater
honors than ever. She is now pre-
pairing to return to the west to spend
the summer, and will give a number
of concerts during the ensuing
months in Portland and Seattle, as
well as Pendleton and other north
western cities.
Miss Sadie Baum presented some
of her music pupils in recital at
her home. 7OS Willow street, yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock. Those
presented were the Misses Caroline
and Bertha Rosenberg, the Misses
Amanda and Katherine Mumm, and
Tom and Jennie Murphy. The re-
cital was greatly enjoyed by the par
ents and a few friends of the per-
formers.
Mrs. A. ]. McAllister gave a porch
party Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. E. c. Skiles of Walla Walla, to
which many friends were invited
This was the first event Of the kind
of the season and was greatly enjoyed
by those present. Mrs. Skiles for
merly resided in Pendleton and Is
nearly as we'll known as any of the
local residents.
Two popular Pendleton people
were welded in Portland, Wednesday
when Miss Rose Fletcher became the
bride of Jack Wohlenberg. Both
have been residents of this city and
employees of the Peoples Warehouse
for several years and have a host OF
friends in Pendleton. They will re-
main in the Rose City for some time.
Many members of the different
Sunday schools Of the city have ac-
cepted the invitation of the Union
Sunday school at the Holm school
house on Mckay creek and will spend
tomorrow in the grove near that
school house. A picnic dinner will be
furnished for all who attend and a
very enjoyable day is assured.
Miss Mary Johns entertained a few
friends informally at dinner Tues
day evening, in honor of Miss Marga-
ret Dickson of Portland, who has been
the guest Of Miss Mildred Berkley
for several days. Those present were
Mildred Berkeley, Margaret Dickson,
Edna Coutts, Claire Raley, Gwendo-
line Smith and Eveline Sommerville.
The Evening Bridge club met Tues
day evening of this week with Mrs.
Lima Sturgis on the North Side. A
very pleasant evening at bridge was
enjoyed by all those present Mrs.
w. l.. Thompson carried off the prize
for ladies, while C. E. Roosevelt was
the champion player among the men.
The ladies of the Westminster
guild met with Mrs. r. N. Oliver at
the farm home, just west of Pendle-
ton, this week Taking advantage of
the opportunity to spend day in the
country, large number Of the mem
bers Of the guild went out and an ex-
ceptionally pleasant day was enjoyed.
DR.. and Mrs. G. ]. Dick are enter
tanning the Doctors uncle and aunt,
Rev. DR.. S. NJ. Dick and wife of Min
neapolis DR.. Dick is pastor of the
Wesleyan Methodist church in that
city and will occupy the pulpit of the
local Methodist church the morning
Of Sunday, June 13.
Henry "A. Barrett, one Of Athena's
leading business men, made a flying
visit to Pendleton this week, coming
down in his handsome touring car