East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-29
|\OCIETY EVENTS

Mrs. Roy Alexander, Mrs. Kenneth
Cooper, Miss Faye Bartholomew, Miss
Juliet Cooper, Miss Maud Sheridan,
Miss Bertha Alexander
Members of the United Artisan |
Lodge held an enjoyable double ses-
sion in their hall last evening. Sew
eral members were taken into the |
order at the brief regular meeting. |
This was followed by a short pro-
gram and then came an enjoyable |
banquet which lasted until after mid
night had arrived. DR.. Echelman, su-
preme medical examiner of the order,
who has been here in the interest
of the present membership cam
paign, acted as master of ceremonies
| throughout the evening. This was the
last meeting of the campaign which
has lasted for two months.
Members of the local lodge of Elks
are preparing for the annual Elks'
ball which as usual will be one OF
the feature events of Pendleton's So
cial season. 1t will be given in the
Eagle Goldman hall Thanksgiving
night and will be for all members of
the order, local and visiting. The Elks
will also keep open house all day. The
committee on arrangements for the
dance consists of Will ]. Gray, w. ].
and D. B. Bailey.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Christian
church held a business and social
meeting at the church last evening
Following the election of officers a
banquet was served at which A. o..
Garden acted as toastmaster. Off
GERS chosen were president, Nellie
Anibal; first vice president Harvey
Mcpherson; second vice president,
Ellen Blue; third vice president, Daisy
Mcpherson; secretary treasurer, Alice
Greenwald.
A quiet home wedding which oc-
cured on Monday morning at the
home of the brides parents, was that
of Miss Alice Laing and Mr.. Guy Roe
of Portland. Rev. Robert j. Diven OF
Portland, performed the ceremony, al
; the conclusion of which a breakfast
= was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Roe left
for Walla walla in the evening, go.
. ing later to Spokane and Canada or
t their wedding trip. They will live
!. in Portland.
. An enjoyable Halloween party was
. participated in at the R. l.. Oliver
= farm west of town rast night by the
;, members of the Epworth League ot
=, the Methodist Sunday school The
l members Of the league were taker
to the farm in a large hay rack and
8 in addition to entertainment afforded
them at the farm, had a most enjoy
able ride going and coming.
8 Pendletonians who are in Portland
: will have the rare opportunity o
e hearing a famous vocalist and seeinl
= a famous actress. On Sunday after
4 noon Madame Gadski will sing at 6
s matinee in the Heilig and on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, the famou
:, Russian actress, Nine. Anna Mazi
more will appear at the Heilig
= Mr.. Harry ]. Correll Of Hermistol
and Miss Agnes s. Bartlett of Lo
: Angeles were united in marriage b.
!, the Rev. N Evans in the Methods
Episcopal parsonage in this cit,
Thursday at 10 a. m, IN the presenc'
e Of a few friends. They left for Her
Y miston on the following day, wher
they will reside.
u;
: garet Colesworthy and Master Franl
Dickson entertained number o
= their young friends last night at tn
! Rice residence on High street. TIL
= affair was in the nature Of Hallow
e'en party and games typical Of tn
). season were played.
~
y Mrs. Warren, her daughter Mis-
Viva Warren, Miss George, Miss Conk
lin and Miss Maclay are now at hom
in the Nash house on Jackson stree
d formerly occupied by Mrs. H. I
e Gray and family.
r The Misses Wilma Burmester, Mar
s Zurcher and Inez Maken entertaine
l. very charmingly at an informal din
= | ntI dI lntlT III tIlt olOi
e day house on East Alta street, Thurs
n day evening.
e Mrs. Lee Moorhouse and Mrs. e.
q Sommerville are representing the Cur
2. rent Literature club at the annus
a meeting of the State Federation Q
y Women's clubs at The Dalles thi
8, week.
v Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cohen of Pen
r dleton have been guests at the Hott
= Portland for several days. Mr. Cohe
left Wednesday night for Pendleto
by way of Seattle.-Oregon. Dali
=. Journal.
:. Misses Pauline Rice and Margare
|, Colesworthy and a number Of youn
friends will meet this evening at tn
G. M. Rice residence for Hallowe'e
=. games and events typical Of the ses
son.
Mr.. Ernest e. Ruppe was the gue'
!, of honor at a birthday party at tn
- :, residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Kennel
~ Cooper on South Main street Wee
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