East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-07

The largest social event OF the
week was the joint reception Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF G. I.
Ia Dow on West Court street. Mrs
c. I. La Dow and Mrs f. F. Perham
were the hostesses and from three un-
Ill five they received in honor Of Mrs.
Mamie sullivan Of Los Angeles \
total Of III invitations had been is
sued Mrs. Sullivan is a sister Of Mrs
Perham and a cousin Of Mr. La Dow.
She arrived Sunday for an extended
visit with relatives In this city and
other parts OF eastern Oregon. The
La Dow home had been most beau
tifully decorated for the occasion The
house had been darkened and thar
lighted by innumerable wax tapors
White was the prevailing color in the
living room, the scheme being carried
out by the aid OF a profusion Of
snowballs and bridal wreaths. In the
dining room the color scheme Of pink
and white was carried out in the re-
freshments as we'll as in the decora-
tions. Mrs Charles Greulich assist
ed by Master Robert La Dow, receiv-
ed at the door. while the hostesses
We're assisted in receiving by Mrs. Lee
TeutsCh, Mrs. George Hartman. jr..
Mrs. f. A. Mann, Mrs w. c. La Dow
and Mrs c. X Cranston. Those who
poured coffee and served ices at the
different hours were Mrs. Lima Stur-
dis Mrs. F P. Marshall. Mrs. w. ..
Shuts, and Mrs. Will Moore. Miss
Irene La Dow. was in charge of the
dining room, being assisted by the
Misses Lotta Livermore. Edna z m
merman and Elizabeth Sawtelle.
Mrs. Clarke Nelson and Mrs. Mark
Moorhouse gave a very pleasant
bridge luncheon at the Nelson home
yesterday afternoon. Luncheon was
served at o'clock, after which
bridge was played at two tables. Those
present were Mrs. L. G. Frazier, Mrs.
Fred Earl, Mrs. Harry Thompson of
Portland. Mrs. Willard Bond. Mrs.
Clark Nelson, Mrs. Mark Moorhouse
and the Misses Maud Sheridan and
Faye Bartholomew. The affair Will
be repeated Monday afternoon by the
same two hostesses at the Moorhouse
home. The prizes yesterday were
won by Miss Sheridan and Mrs. Fra
zler
The members Of Miss Edna Gates
Treble Clef club are training in an
ticipation Of giving recitals in some
Of the neighboring towns They will
appear first in Athena, Saturday. May
Il The members Of the club are:
First sopranos, the Misses Edith John
son, Ina Cherry. Mona johnson and
Bertha Anger. Second soprano the
Misses Mildred Magoon. Mildred
Hales Jenny Perry, Gertrude Jordan.
Edna Storie and Ermal Mann Altos,
Misses Inez Macon Mary Zurcher.
Hazel Nolen and Miss Gates.
Mrs. Victor Hunz.ker, Mrs. Louis
Hunziker and Miss Dorothy Hunk
er Of Walla Walla passed through
Pendleton on Wednesday afternoon
en- route east. Mrs. Louis Hunziker
and daughter were on their way TO
Springfield, Ohio, where they will
visit relatives. while Mrs. Victor Hun
ziker will visit in Omaha and Okla
homa points, expecting to return
about July /. Mrs. Louis Hunziker
and daughter will remain for several
months longer.
Miss Bernice Ruppe has returned
from New York where she has been
studying voice for several months
under the direction Of Mr.. Francis
Stewart. Miss Ruppe has been given
a number Of flattering notices in
eastern musical journals.
Mrs. E. N. Cross. wife Of the motor
car conductor, went as far as Una
tilla with her husband last evening
and today in company with Mrs
Kenneth McRea will 90 on to Port
land TO attend the state rally Of the
lodge Of Maccabees.
Mrs Alice Hays has issued invi-
tations 70 the wedding Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Frances Hays, to Mr.. Rob
ert Macintosh Townsend Of Port
land, on Tuesday morning, May the
seventeenth, in the Church Of the Re-
deemer.
The wedding Of Miss Esther Som.
merville Of this city 70 Mr.. Arthur
Pennel Sprague Of Portland. viii
take place on Wednesday. May 49, No
invitations have been sent out and the
wedding Is to be very quiet and sim