East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-02-25
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In the years course of study of
France, the Thursday Afternoon club,
this week, had the city of Paris for
special consideration. The program,
arranged by the hostess, Mrs. Thomas
c. Taylor, was as follows:
Paris, geographically considered)
Mrs. Marshall
Paris the Beautiful. Mrs. Sheridan
Famous Buildings and Monuments
.......... Mrs. Vert
Outdoor Life in Paris ..........
,............. Mrs Colesworthy
Songs:
(a) Ritournelle ........ Chaminade
OBJ The Court Jester ............
Miss Edna Gates.
The Palace de la Bastile. Mrs. owen
Women of the French Salon, Mrs. Fee
Underground Paris ...... Mrs Lane
Round Table Talk-Goblin Tapes
teries led by......... Mrs. Bishop
Songs:
(a) Swing Low ...... D'Hardelow
OBJ Mignonne ........ D'Hardelow
Refreshments were served after the
program Mrs. Moule and Mrs. sheri-
dan pouring tea. The next meeting
with Mrs. John HALEY, Jr
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Mrs. Frank B. Clopton was
charming hostess last evening to a
number of her friends in honor Of
Miss Mary c. Roberts of Hartford,
Conn. who is visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. Il. Il. Judd. Six tables Of
bridge were entertained and at the
conclusion Of the games, Mrs. Rich
ard Maybery was awarded with the
trophy for high honors and Miss Rob-
erts was presented with guest prize.
The following were the ladies pres
ent: Mesdames Harry Rees, Leon
Cohen, l.. G.. Frazier, Richard May
berry, Slarke Nelson, Frank Hays, S.
r. Thompson, Fred Earl, willard
Bond. w. l.. Thompson. Henry Dixon
Jones, f. L. Judd. T. c. Taylor +. p.
Marshall G. w. Phelps, Roy Ra,ey
Augusta Moule, Ernest Ruppe, Nes-
mith Ankeny. George Hartman, w. A.
Slusher, John Adams and the Misses
Maude Sheridan and Faye Bartholo-
new.
Mrs. Nesmth Ankeny is entertain
ing n large number of Pendleton So
ciety ladies at her North Main street
home this afternoon at bridge. The
following are the invited guests:
Mesdames Leona Thompson, John
Robinson. John Vert, Lee Moorhouse,
Mark Moorhouse, Augusta Moule, C.
p. Bishop, Chas. Bonney, a. c. Hamp
ton, Chas Greulich, A. ]. McAllister,
Frank Frazier, Il. p. Marshall, G. NJ.
Rice. Sam Thompson. Thomas Thomp-
son, c. w. Phelps, Geo. Perlnger,
Ida Fowler, Thos. Montgomery, Geo
Hartman. VIM. Mckinney. w. E.
Brock, Mrs. Lima Sturgis, F. B. Clop-
ton. Jessie Schultz, w. l.. Thompson,
and the Misses Pauline Rice, Celes-
tine Moorhouse. Bernice Ruppe, Maud
Sheridan. Bertha Alexander, Mary
Roberts and Neva Lane.
on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Miss Grace Elder. eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Elder and Irwin
Swain were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents 102 Lii
leth street, the wedding being a simple
one with only immediate friends and
relatives in attendance. Rev. Joel C..
Lininger, pastor of the local Presby-
terian church, officiated at the cere-
mony. Miss Elder has, for the past
four years been stamp clerk in the
local postoffice and has a large host
of friends in this city who wish her
happiness in her new life The groom
IA a young business man of Bradley
vile. Iowa and the young couple left
e. IL nd
will make their future home there.
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Probably the most prominent am
ong the weeks social activities were
the two afternoons at cards, Tues
day and Wednesday, at which Mrs
Lee Moorhouse, Mrs. A. ]. McAllister
and Mrs. Robert Forster were hostess
es. The home of Mrs. Moorhouse on
east Water street was very prettily
decorated in flags for the occasion in
patriotic recognition of the birthday
of George Washington. Ten tables of
800" were entertained each day, the
prizes being won by Mrs. d. c. Nc
Nabb and Mrs. Leon Cohen on the
first day and by Mrs. Frank Frazier
and Mrs. A. C. Hampton on the Sec
ond. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of each afternoon.
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Last Saturday at 1 o'clock a birth
day luncheon was given to Mrs. Will
lard Bond by her mother, Mrs. A. L.
Hayes and her husbands mother,
Mrs. f. G. Bond and there was quite
a number of this popular young mat
ron's friends present to extend felici-
tation of the occasion. The following
were the guests who were seated at
the table. The Mistresses Fred Earl,
L. G. Frazier. Roy Kirkley, Roy Alex
ander, Frank Hays, Clark Nelson,
Richard Mayberry. w. II. Lytle. Roy
Raley, George Hartman, Mark Moor
house, and the Misses Faye Bartholo-
new and Maude Sheridan.
Announcements of the marriage of
Mr.. Leslie X. Harlan, a former PEN