East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-18

IL az NJ --l4 f1-=--za- Ts-a
zrsld sunday a. The y41zycIe farm
u Er- and Nrz. Edgar " smith
Mss Frz1czs Gillian has rg-urEe5
On Perd.etcn from Plot Rock ani
Uk-zA. where she has spens the winter
On TUESDAY MS Iva HIl gave q
dinner In honor q the birthday OF
her brother. George Hill. and broth
er-.n--aw, D.. " 4 Lyle.
Nr. and Ms. Charles Alfred Mur-
pay are zgE az home a. the P l.
C-v=r r-zid=n1e cn the new asylum
site.
Miss Maud Sheridan has been
Spending The zsek at the Ruppe farm
north of the city as the guests Of
Ms Q Ernest RgPPs,
Mss Delta Crawford. daughter o.
Nr. and Mrs. Crawford. former resi-
dents q this city. = making an sI-
tended visit IN the city.
Dr.. and Mrs. u. :. Kern are moving
- Hermist2n whore thsy viii live in
the future. the doctor b@ing interest
ed IN the lumber business at that
place.
Mrs.. James Cooper left Tuesday for
Portland. where she viii BE- the guest
u Mrs. Claude Larkin for ten days.
after which she will visit with friends
in the sound cities for several weeks.
Mrs. ". " Slusher has returned
home from Portland. where she had
been visiting with her daughter. Mss
Edith. who Is taking a collegiate
course az 81. Helen's Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Carter and
Mr Dan P. Smythe went 70 Walla
walla Wednesday evening to attend
the production Of the comic opera
Havana"
Mrs. Benjamin Lane Burroughs en-
tertained the Young Ladies' Bridge
club yesterday afternoon at her home
on West Court street The prize for
the highest score was captured by
Miss syoil Clopton-
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A number Of Pendleton people
went 10 Umatilla last night TO at.
tend the ST. Patrick's ball given By
the CmatIlla Social & Athletic club
for which elaborate preparations had
been made.
Mr. Charles Ferguson returned
Wednesday from klamath Falls
where ne formed a Law partnership
with District Attorney D. V. Kuy.
kendall Of that place, and he and hi
| family will move to that city the lat
ter part Of April to make their fu
1 turs home.
A pound social was given at tht
| rectory Of the Catholic church Thurs.
| day evening and quite a number o.
| the members Of the congregation at
| tended. bringing with them smai
gifts for the priest. The evening wa
| enjoyably spent with cards.
-
Mr.. Tom B. Gurdane. the chief o
Pendleton's police force, was the re
4 cipient Of surprise party Thursda!
evening in honor Of his 39th birth
day. When he returned home at
o'clock, ne found his home filleC
with guests and the evening was spen
| very enjoyably.
! Congressman W. r. Ellis and wifi
are now en- route home from Wash
ington and will probably arrive her
the latter part Of next week. Follow
ing the adjournment Of congress the
went TO Atlantic City, and from
there to Philadelphia. and are nov
visiting with friends in Iowa.
A picnic party consisting Of Nj
and Mrs. Sam r. Thompson, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. c. Hampton, Mr.. and Mr.
Tom Vaughan, Misses Una smit
and Daphne Leasure, and the Messri
Clarence Bishop and Merle Chess
man spent last Sunday at the ne
Furnish dam near Coe.
The Elks' Carnival was really tn
most elaborate social event of tn
week. Those who have been keepir
Lent by abstaining from things tn,
atrical made an exception Of tn
double event and the two perform
ances served as an excuse for II
! display of many beautiful spring co
tunes and bonnets.
Miss Helen Cranston gave a dil
ner party Wednesday evening in hoi
o. Of Mrs. G. X. Cranston and Mi
Lotta Livermore, the anniversari
: OF whose births occurred on the san
/ day. yellow and white served as Il
! colors in the scheme Of decoration
buttercups being used in profusio
! Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
LaDow, Miss Irene LaDow. Mr.. al
I Mrs. G. K. Cranston. Miss Lot
Livermore and Mr.. Linwood Live
more. The last named assisted Il
hostess with the dinner.
Mr.. Tennis NJ. Johnson and MI
Helen Mary Wilcox were united
marriage last Sunday morning
7:45 o'clock at the Methodist parse
age, Rev. Nathan Evans officiatir
Only a few friends were present
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