East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-10-30
ISOCIETY EVENTSN


son. Mrs. Gilbert w. Phelps, Mrs. w.
c. Earl Pru,tt. Mrs. j. Roy Raley,
Miss Adna Raley and Mrs. w. r. Ell
lis.
Preceding their "Incog" party on
Friday afternoon, Mrs. William Slush-
er and Mrs. w A. Slusher entertained
at cards at the home of Mrs. w, A.
Slusher. Wednesday afternoon. Light
ed candles with pink shades were the
decorations on this occasion, while
during the serving OF refreshments
music was also furnished by an un-
seen orchestra. The prizes were won
by Mrs. William Mckinney and Mrs.
Thomas Spohr. Those present were
Mrs. Max Baer, Mrs. II. J. Bean,
Mrs. c. f. Colesworthy Mrs. c. K.
Cranston, Mrs. Frank Sailing, Mrs. J.
n. Burgess. Mrs. Frank Frazier, Mrs.
John HALEY, jr., Mrs. James A. Fee,
Mrs. Bert Huffman, Mrs. T. NJ. Hen
derson. Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones,
Mrs. G.. l. LaDow, Mrs. ]. f. Landers,
Mrs +. r. Livengood. Mrs. \. ]. Nc
AllIster, Mrs. William McCormmach,
Mrs. G.. NJ. Rice, Mrs. Lee Moorhouse,
Miss Moorhouse. Mrs. Laura Nash,
Mrs. A. D. Nye. Mrs. n. r Despair,
Mrs. T. G. Montgomery, Mrs. w. A.
Storie, Mrs. J. II. Gray, Miss Gray.
Mrs. Thomas Spohr, Mrs. j. W. Skiles,
Mrs. Henry Laatz, Mrs NJ. a. Raley,
Mrs. r. +. Ringo. Mrs. James Johns,
Mrs NJ. A. RAIDER, Mrs. William
Blakeley. Mrs. T. NJ Starkweather,
Mrs. F. F. Perham. Mrs. VIII McKin-
ney, Mrs. VIII Moore, Mrs. e. T.
Wade. Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mrs.
I. L. Temple. Mrs j. V. Tallman, Mrs.
Mary a. Disosway
The Misses Vella Thompson, Kath-
crime Mumm and Lois Curl were hos
tesses last evening for Halloween
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Thompson. 200 Water street.
The home was decorated with butter
flies, japanese lanterns, and Jack-o-
lanterns. Those present with the char
acter represented by each We're:
Marie Robinson, Belle of the BALI"
Edna Kennedy and Ethel Carney
cold Dust Twins" Alma Rohrman,
"Columbus;" Mae Anderson, Martha
Washington;" Kate Mumm, Fash
Amanda
Mumm. Japanese Maiden" Kath-
crime Thompson. Japanese Maiden"
Helen Thompson, Fairy" Merle
Peringer, Japanese maid" Vella
Thompson, Gypsy Princess" Gladys
Lane, "Red Riding Hood" Minnie
Perry, school girl" Lois Curl, Red
Riding Hood" Folsom Tallman, "col-
ored boy" Donald Robinson, Indian;
Harold Brock, "Old Maid" Henry
Judd. football boy, John Hamley,
Chinaman; Willie Cole, clown; Cecil
Curl. Ralph Knight. Chester Beam,
Blaine Burton and Wayne Maloney
simply wore masks.
Company L inaugurated its series
of dancing parties which have al
ways figured largely in the winters
gayeties. last Wednesday evening in
the Armory hall A large coterie of
the followers of the dancing muse
gathered for the event and spent sew
eral hours circling to the strains of
waltz and two-step. The hall was
decorated in patriotic bunting and
from one corner, son OF Cerebus
dispensed refreshing punch to the
thirsty dancers.
1t was decidedly successful affair
from every standpoint and those who
attended are grateful to the military
boys for an evening of enjoyment.
Miss Jennie Perry entertained
Tuesday evening, at her
home on South Main street in honor
If her guest, Miss Blanche Huston
IF Portland. Those present were the |
Misses Hazel Nolen, Edith Johnson,
Mona Johnson. Edna Storie, Gertrude |
Campbell, Edna Dmmercan. Gertrude |
Jordan, Genevieve Clark Edna Flor
,nce, Irene Shea, Lavelle Florence, |
wy Hill, Bertha Anger.
The domestic science class of the
oendleton academy was given a prac-
ical lesson Thursday afternoon when
hey were taken to the Pendleton
rash market on Court street to wit
less the demonstration of the cutting
Up of a whole side of beef, The cour-
esy of the market was greatly APP
,reciated by the class and the demon
tation was very interesting.
Miss Ethel Hull, a former student
It the Pendleton academy, who was
o have graduated this year, is here
rom Portland She is a guest of
rlends at Koontz Hall, but leaves to-
light for La Grande, where tomor-
ow she is to be united In marriage
o Mr.. Roy Cusick of Union. They
will make their home on a farm near
he latter city.
Fleet J. Young and Miss Ruth
itrahm were married in the parlors
Il the Hotel Bowman at 4 o'clock
afternoon, The ceremony