East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-28

Miss Sybil Cole, assisted by Miss
Laura Mckee, entertained at her
home on Aura street, Tuesday even-
ing in honor of several friends who
are members of this years graduating
class of the high school. A large
number were present among them
being the Misses Gertrude Jordan,
Grace Bean, Muriel Sailing, Frances
Sailing. Gladys Hamley, Grace Finnell,
Edna Storie, Gertrude Campbell, No
ma johnson, Helen Hart Winnie Boy
len, Ida Cherry, Ina Cherry. Mary,
Irene and Viola Shea, Hazel Means,
Laura Mckee and Blanche Bailey.
Messrs Carl Engdahl, Dot Anger,
Charles Milne, Cecil Cole, Brooke
Dickson, Hawley Bean. Merle Farrow,
Richard Thompson, Dale Chessman,
Harvey McDill, Ivan, Charles and
Glen Sturdivant. The affair was to
have been a lawn party but owing to
The wind 1t became necessary to move
indoors and the Japanese lanterns
were placed over the electric lights.
The members OF the Junior class OF
the high school entertained the SEMI
ors with a lawn party on the high
school campus, Monday evening. The
trees on the campus were Illuminated
with strings of electric lights, pre-
senting brilliant and pleasing ef-
feet. Indian robes in profusion also
played a prominent part in the decor
ations. About go or 70 were pres
ent and participated in the juvenile
inI, n
eral members of the faculty were al
so present. Richard Thompson and
Dale Chessman did the serving hon
ors when the refreshment stage or
the program was reached and the
only interruption to the evenings en-
tertainment came when party of for
mer high school students on return
ing from a charivari party put In an
appearance and demanded snare
of the refreshments.
James NJ. Wagner and Miss Bessie
Cummings were married Monday
evening at $3.50 at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mumford, 703 Il.
Webb street, Rev. r. e. Storey, pas
tor of the Baptist church officiating
The ring ceremony was used. I'M
mediately after the marriage service
tbe hostess served dainty supper of
light refreshments to the number of
guests present. Mrs. Wagner was
resident of Pendleton, and the groom
is engaged in farming on the reser-
walton, where they will make their
home. Beautiful and useful presents
were received, among them hand
some Pendleton Indian robe. The
happy couple left that night for Port
land, Eugene and other valley points
where they will spend their honey
moon.
Mrs. William Shultz and her moth
er. Mrs. A. w Nye, entertained Tues
dav afternoon at the Nye home on
water street in honor Of Mrs. George
Hartman of Portland. The game OF
zoo was played at five tables. The
nrize was won by Mrs. T. M. Stark
weather. Those present were the
Mesdames Starkweather, G. A. Hart
man. Lima Sturgis, f. p Marshall, f.
r Clopton, Leona Thompson, Mamie
Sullivan of Los Angeles, f. F. Perham,
q. T. La Dow, Matte La Dow, Dan
Shuts of Spokane, A. M, Raley, Mary
Disosway, Lee Teutsch, Jesse Failing,
Rhea of Portland, Robert Forster,
r. Alexander, c. ]. Smith, A. w.
Nye, William Shuts and Mrs Henry
Dixon Jones.
Mrs G. I. La Dow was at home on
Monday afternoon in honor of the
Misses veva and Abbie Sommerville
of Edmonton, Canada, and Miss Sid
nev Sommerville Of this city. large
number of ladies called during the ar
ternoon. The Misses Sommerville re-
turned to their home in Edmonton or
Tuesday.
Mrs. George H. Clark entertained
Thursday noon at luncheon In hon.
or of Mrs. A. ]. McAllister, who leaves
soon for the east. Covers were laid
for six, those present besides the hos
tess and guest Of honor being Mrs
Theresa starkweather. Mrs. Alice