East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-17
INOCIETY EVENTN|

Barnhart. Mrs. Lachlan McCleay of
Tacoma. Mr. Ernest Wells of Athena |
and Mr.. Mcdonald of Stanfield The /
next Of the series will be given on the
evening Of December 26.
Considerable interest has been
aroused in local society circles by the
approaching visit of the University
of Oregon Glee club which win ap-
pear in concert at the Oregon theater
Wednesday night, The college song
sters have appeared in Pendleton sew
craI times in the past and have al
ways left a satisfied audience behind
them but according to Portland pa
pers, the club this year eclipses all its
predecessors in a musical way. The
local Oregon alumni are planning to
fill the boxes on the occasion and
several after thenter banquets will
be held by local fraternity men for
their brothers.
The bridge club of the younger set
met at the home of Miss Iva Hill on
Tuesday afternoon and spent several
hours in the popular pastime. The
prize for the highest score was won
by Miss Daphne Leasure. At the con-
clusion of the game. dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess The
following are the young ladies who
We're present: Mrs Ben Burroughs
] Ruppe, Edna Thompson, Daphne
: Leasure, Edna Zimmerman, Paralee
| HALEY, Pauline La Fontaine, Iva Hill.
Gertrude Campbell Jennie Perry and
Una Smith.
! The largest and most elaborate So
! cial function of the week was the
! card party given last evening by Faye
Bartholomew at her home on Lewis
street in honor of Miss Mamie Dunn
of Portland who has been her guest
during the week. About forty guests
were in attendance and they were en-
tertained with progressive 500 in
which game Mrs Richard Mayberry
captured the ladies' prize, while Mr..
George Hartman carried off like hon
ors in the contest for the gentleman's
trophy. At late hour refreshments
were served. the hostess being assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. E. R. Swim
burne and Mrs. D. C. McNabb.
The Ladies Aid society entertained
at the home of Mrs. C. P. Bishop on
Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs. H ]. Bean and Mrs. Will In.
gram, who are leaving Pendleton tc
make their homes in other cities. Mrs
; Bean left Thursday for Salem, while
Mrs. Ingram is soon to leave to take
| up her residence in Hood River. Botf
: ladies will be missed in local societ!
: circles.
a With the close of the local publ
. schools, many of the teachers vii
l leave to spend the holidays witt
n friends or relatives. Among other
|. who will leave Pendleton are Mis-
D.; Inez Maxim. who will visit in Spokane
= Miss Mary zurcher, who will go t
; her home in Enterprise, and Mis-
= Louise Wise, who will spend the vaca
:; ton in Hoquiam, Wash.
:, Mrs. Henry ]. Bean left Thurs la
evening for Salem where she wi
make her home in the future. Sh
: will be Joined after the first of tn
= year by her husband, Judge Beal
y who was elevated to the suprem
= bench at the last election. Mi;
y Grace and Hawley Bean. who are al
st tending the University of Oregon, wi
r spend the holiday in the capital city
IS Mrs. Lachlan McCleay, accompar
y led by her little baby, arrived
" Pendleton Wednesday from her hon
l. in Tacoma and will spend the holida!
le with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A:
If Nye, in this city. Mrs. McCleay WI
l. formerly Miss Mabel Nye and sever
a years ago was a very popular men
n. Der of Pendleton society.
le -
lie Mrs. w w. Caviness is in the ci
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Leol
Thompson and Mrs. j. F. Robinso
lg She will be Joined on Wednesday
st her husband and they will go fro
IS here to California to spend the wi
ne ter months
ay -
u At the Perrin place five miles we
G. of Pendleton on Mckay creek,
he crowd of about 40 young people su
r. prised the Perrin family last Saturd
nd evening and the evening was spe
er enjoyably in playing old fashion
ut, games.
nm .
Of Mr.. and Mrs. william Blakei'