East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-03
|\OCIETY EVENTN

a request from St Heners Hall in
Portland for the butterflies used in
the decorations for the local event.
Since imitation is the sincerest flat
terry. the Pendleton young ladies are
feeling we'll repaid for the effort eN-
pended in making their affair some
: thing out of the ordinary.
Judge Lawrence T. Harris, accom- !
panied by Mrs. Harris, will arrive this !
evening from their home in Eugene |
Judge Harris is to deliver the annual /
memorial address ut the Elks lodge I
/ of sorrow sunday afternoon. Judge
! Harris has many personal friends in
this city. while Mrs. Harris is well
/ known in this city, having formerly
| been a teacher in the local high
school Her name was then Miss
Jennie Beatie.
Mrs James Cooper returned this
morning from The Dalles, where she
had been to attend the marriage of
her cousin, Miss Helen Hudson, to Mr..
William T. Baker. The wedding was
solemnzed in The Dalles November
%. The bride is well known in PEN
dleton. having visited Mrs. Cooper
here on different occasions. The
groom is a railroad contractor and
they will have their home in Port
land.
Doctors Eldred B. and Clara Waffle
will leave Pendleton about December
Is for Astoria, Mrs. Waffles former
home. where they will visit for few
weeks, after which they will leave for
an European trip. They will visit
several different countries and while
in Germany DR.. Waffle will visit the
leading hospitals, attend lectures and
do work in medical research.
, Mrs. Ethel Feister of Portland, IS
I attending her sister, Mrs Dudley
, Evans, who has been seriously i'll for
the past two weeks. Mrs. Evans was
: removed from st. Anthony's hospital
to her home on the High school hill
, Friday She is still weak from the
effects of her very serious illness and
operation.
Mrs. ]. B. Perry and Miss Jenny
5 Perry have returned from a several
days visit in Portland. They went
/ down for the purpose of witnessing
the dancing by the famous Russian
/ artists which they thoroughly enjoy
ed. They then remained for longer
e visit with friends.
l Mr. and Mrs C. S. Jackson return
ed to their home in Portland on Fri
D day after a visit of a few days with
friends here. They had been in Wal
la Walla to attend the meeting of the
n Interstate Good Roads association
r Mr.. Jackson being one of the speak.
Il ers
i Superintendent and Mrs. Landers
will occupy the Will Ingram home or
Jackson street after December Is. Mr.
Ingram and family will leave soon tol
Hood River. where they expect to g
into business. Mr.. Ingram also owns
n fruit land near the town of Mt. Hood
Mrs. s. A. Lowell announces tina
the regular meeting of the loca
branch of the American Woman
league will be held in the council
room of the city hall, Monday eve
ming at o'clock. Mrs. Lowell is tn,
i secretary Of the local organization.
: Miss Bertha Alexander returned
Thursday evening from Portland ant
J. The Dalles. where she has been 70
. several weeks, and left Friday morn
) ing for Hermiston where she will b
, the guest Of her sister, Mrs. E. P
u Dodd.
Miss Mabel McDill of this city AM
u a graduate Of whitman college, VIII
. has been teaching in Alaska for tn
v past two years, is now home for
visit at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs. ]. B. McDill.
II Mrs. Thomas G.. Montgomery an
= Mrs. ]. Newton Burgess entertaine
1f with cards at Mrs Montgomery
le apartments in the Association build
le ing on Wednesday afternoon.
~ hLsS I-Illd INpSti dsooloNdIN NV a.
te ian at the Pendleton free library, ha
er resigned her position and has gone t
p: Portland to keep house for a brotheI
D. whose wife died recently.
r Mrs. G J. Mitchell and littl
r, daughter left on Monday morning 70
;e Dayton, Washington, where they wi
r. visit for a time at the home Of Mr.
r, Mitchell's parents.
y Mr. and Mrs. William Blakeley lei
r. Wednesday on an extended tour of tn
g east. They are gong direct to Kar
ne sas City and from there they win tou
the east and south.
y Mrs. Anna Selkirk-Norton cam
a. over from Wala Walla on Tuesda
at and was the guest Of Miss Burnic
T Ruppe, returning home on Wedne'