East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-10
|\OCIETY EVENT\I

address The affair was a most en-
joyable one and is but another testi-
monial to the ability Of the local
Woodmen as hosts.
Quite the most elaborate social af-
affair of the week was the two day
card party at which Mrs. L. G. Frazier
and Mrs. Fred Earle were hostesses
to large circle of friends on Thurs
day and Friday afternoons. The home
of Mrs. Frazier on North Main street
was prettily decorated with yellow
and white chrysanthemums. 800"
was the form of entertainment, at
which game Mrs. Alice Sheridan was
awarded the prize on Thursday and
Mrs r. J. Kirtley on Friday. The
hostesses were assisted in serving on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Richard
Mayberry and Mrs. Sam Thompson,
Mrs. Clark Nelson and Mrs. Roy
Kirkley. Following is the list of
Thursdays guests: Mesdames e. A,
Mann. e. p. Marshal, A. j. McAllis-
ter, w. II. Mccormack, Will Nc
Kinney. d. c. McNabb Stuart Nc
Clure, Will Moore, Lee Moorhouse,
Auguste Moule, A. w Nye, Frank
Perham. G. w. Phelps, w. c. E. Pru-
lit, A. NJ. Raley. Robert Ringo, C. e.
Roosevelt, ]. F. Robinson. Alice Sher-
idan, Harry Reese, ]. w. Skiles, w.
A. Slusher, Lima Sturgis, E. r. Swim
burne, Starkweather. ]. b. Tallman.
d. S. Tatum, T. C. Taylor, T. D. Tay-
lor, Lee Teutsch, Leona Thompson, w.
l.. Thompson Thos Thompson, E. T.
Wade and f. B. Waffle. and the Miss
es Celeste Moorhouse, Augusta Moule,
Lora Nash and Lora Perry.
The Friday guests were Mesdames
r. Alexander, John Adams, Nesmth
Ankeny, w. A. Brown, II. J.Bean,
G. p. Bishop, N. Berkeley Broderlck,
Charles Bonney. w. E. Brock, B. l.
| Burroughs, B. S. Burroughs, Leon
Cohen. C. X. Cranston, C. II. Carter,
G. B. Clark, Ed p. Clopton, West
Cavlness, C. F. Colesworthy, J. R.
Dickson. A. ]. Donaldson, Jerome
Friedman, Jesse Failing, Robert For
ster, Frank Frazier, j. A. Fee, Chas.
Greulich, J. II. Gwinn. John HALEY,
Chas. Hamilton, A. C. Hampton,
George Hartman, T. NJ Henderson.
Ben Hill, II. d. Jones, F. E. Judd. A.
c. Koeppen, o. Koeppen, Henry
Laatz, Irving La Dow, F. F. Liven-
good. Lot Livermore and the Misses
Maude Crawford and Edna Gates
Arrangements are now being made
for the annual banquet by the o. A.
c. people of this county At a re-
cent meeting of the local alumni as
sociation it was decided to have the
| affair in the grill room of the Hotel
| Bowman on the evening of Decem-
/ ber 2S. 1t will be for graduates. stu
/ dents and former students of the ag-
! ricultural college of which there are
some 80 or 40 in this county DR. F
| w. Vincent will serve as toastmaster
Last year the local association gave
n reception and dance in the Eagle
Woodman hall and many invitations
were extended This year the affair
will be confined to the members OF
the association and a few invited
| friends
| One of the best musical progra ms
which has been presented in Pendle-
! ton this winter was that in connection
with the Elks' memorial service held
at the oregon theater last Sunday af-
ternoon. The ladies' quartet, compos-
ed OF Mrs ]. S. Landers, Mrs. w. A.
Slusher. Miss Edna Gates and Miss
Edna Zimmerman, rendered two Sc
| lections. "One Sweetly Solemn
| Thought" and Lead Kindly Light
and their rendition was pronounced
by critics in the audience as being OF
the highest standard. The solos OF
Mr.. Walter Rose and Mr.. Tom Will
| liams were also greatly appreciated.
The bridge club Of the younger Sc,
met on Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Paralee HALEY. The club members
present were the Misses Una Smith
Pauline La Fontaine. Daphne Leasure
Edna Wissler. Jenny Perry. Edna
| Thompson. Paralee HALEY, Edna
Zimmerman, Ermal Mann and Mrs
Ben Burroughs and the club had as
It's guest Mrs. ]. p. Heine and Miss
Florence Curran OF Barnhart and
Miss Katherine Sullivan of Seattle
Miss Una Smith was awarded the
prize for the highest score.
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At the Catholic church on Decem-
ber s, the following children made
their first holy communion, Rev
Father Cataldo conducting the SER
vices: Agnes Garvey, Mary Martin
Anna Shea, Blanche Moens, Madge
Nelson. Jennie Gillis. Katherine Do
herty. Ursla Tobbin, Minnie Pen
nington, Rosie Morterastelli. Laura