East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-04-30

ter gave a reading, which was appre-
ciated. Miss Edna Zimmerman rem
dered some vocal numbers and Miss
Helen Johns gave a violin obligato
She was accompanied by Miss Mildred
Berkeley.
Miss Bernice Ruppe, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ruppe, who has been
studying music in New York under
Francis Stewart, Mrs. Anna-Selkirk
Norton's former teacher, is expected
to arrive home Sunday If she does
not come that day she will not reach
Pendleton until Thursday.
Mrs. Mamie Sullivan is expected to
arrive in Pendleton Sunday, to visit
her sister, Mrs. f. f. Perham. On
Thursday Mrs. Perham and Mrs. G. l.
LaDow will give a reception in honor
of Mrs. Sullivan. Mrs. Sullivan was
formerly resident of Pendleton but
is now living in California.
Mrs. Theodore Nelson and Miss Mel
son of Chicago, arrived Wednesday
and are the guests of Miss Fay Bar
| tholomew. Miss Nelson is an ac-
complished violinlst and rendered sew
| eral beautiful numbers at an informal
musical at the home of Attorney and
Mrs. G. W. Phelps, Thursday evening.
! Many Pendleton women are pan
ming to go to Walla Walla Wednesday
on the occasion of the business mems
excursion. The women of Walla Wal
la are arranging to entertain the Wis
itors elaborately and it is probable
that the event will prove one of the
most pleasant of the week
| The Misses Lucille and Hazel RAIDER
are in Walla Walla as the guests of
relatives for a short time, after which
they will go to Portland to spend the
| summer at a business college. Later
they will go to Medford to make their
| future home.
Mrs Mary f. Moule, who has been
Ross Dickson for several months
went to Portland on Monday to spend
the summer with Mrs. L. w. White
| another daughter.
Port Deposit, Maryland, April "a
| Miss Una Smith of Pendleton, Oregon
was a guest at the dance given last
| evening by the students of the Tome
School for Boys at Port Deposit, Mary.
land.
Mrs. S. r. Thompson and Mrs r ]
| kirkley, entertained at cards at the
Thompson home, Thursday evening
It was an informal social event but
very greatly enjoyed by those pres.
ent
Jack Vincent, son of DR.. and Mrs
F. w. Vincent, who has been attend.
ing college in Illinois, is enroute home
t. spend the summer with his par.
ents,
Mrs. Alice l.. Hays announces the
engagement of her daughter, Mis-:
Frances Hayes, to Robert Macintosh
Townsend of Portland. The weddinl
will take place May II.
Mr.. Z. ]. Davis, we'll known in thi:
county and who has been in PERI
for the past two years is again il
Pendleton the guest of local friends
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. McNaught o
Hermiston spent Thursday in town
making the trip each way on the nev
motor car.
Mr.. F.. f. Judd, Mr.. r. ]. Burke an,
Mr. Jack Gibson, went to Walla Wal
la on Friday for a brief automobil
trip.
Mrs. E. E. Kirtley and son, Ever
Kirtley, have been visiting Walla Wal
la friends for the past sevral days.
Mrs T. C. Taylor entertained a fey
friends very informally at dinner
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Earl winans of Walla Wallf
is the Weekend guest of Miss Berth
Anger.
William Templeton is reported
be quite i'll at his home on Lew
street.
Mr.. George A. Hartman, jr.,.
; spending a few days at Hot Lake.
Miss Mary Zurcher is the over-Sur
Q day guest of Walla Walla friends.