East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-04

OKEGON. SATURDAY, NOtEMBElS
day at luncheon. The club has been
n existence for many years and holds /
its meetings every other wednesday.
The members are Mrs. jackson, Mrs.
Robert Sabiu. Mrs. William Macken-
zie, Mrs. Francis n, Chamberlain,
Mrs. A l.. Maxwell, Mrs Robert Liv-
ingStone. Mrs II. c. Campbell, Mrs. |
Curtis Strong Mrs William Ladd and |
Mrs, j. w. Goss Mrs John II. Will |
lams, Mrs. Maxwelrs guest from Ia
coma, was an additional guest at the |
uncheon,-Thursday's Portland Jour
nal.
on Wednesday night at s o'clock
| Virgil a. Bolts and Mrs. Lille b. |
Specknagle were united in marriage
al their future home, 112 Garfield
street, Rev Nathan Evans OF the
Methodist church performing the
ceremony. Only a few relatives and
! in the evening at a wedding supper.
! friends were present to witness the
! wedding and these were guests later
one of the most fantastic of the
! Halloween parties Tuesday n ght was
that given for the young friends of
! Norbourne Berkeley, Jr.. by his par
ents. at their home on Thompson
street Phantoms, ghosts, goblins and
witches were present and the
"spooky" hours were spent in pastimes
/ appropriate of the occasion. Late in
the evening delicious refreshments
were served to the ghostly throug.
Prof odessa Stirling, one of the
best Interpreters of classical music
in the inland empire last evening en-
tertained his Pendleton students and
their parents at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs ]. r. Dickson on South Main
street. His several selections were
thoroughly enjoyed.
One of the most frolicsome of Hal
lowe'en parties Tuesday night was
the one at which little Vera Temple
was hostess to a number Of her girl
friends. Robed in trailing white
shrouds with their faces masked, they
sailed forth upon the streets and
spent the evening in playing harmless
pranks.
A Halloween party was given by
the l.. o. 7. NJ. at Secret Society hall
October 81. The evenings entertain
ment consisted of drills, instrumental
music. recitatons, interspersed at in
teryals by music by the United Or
chestra. over two hundred guests
, partook of delicious banquet pre-
pared by the Ladies of the Macca-
bees
! The Misses Mumm entertained last
evening at their country home near
this city in honor of the birthday of
!, their brother, John Mumm. a large
= crowd Of young people went out in au-
: tomobiles from this city and the even
- ing was very pleasantly spent in
> games.
q The members of the local chapter
of the Woodmen of the World wer,
their friends at a dance given in theii
hail. Music was furnished by thu
United Orchestra and the vening wa
n very pleasantly spent.
" Msis Jennie Perry entertained tw,
a. tables of Bridge Thursday evening, tn
guests present being the Misses Ed
ma Thompson, Bertha Anger, Edn
Zimmerman, Edith Johnson. Mar
Zurcher, Irene Shea and Gertrud
= Jordan.
mt
40 Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Kenned
If (Mrs. Alice Sheridan) who were quiet
an ly married in Portland a week ago, re
turned to this city Thursday and ar
making their home at the Kenned
- residence, 404 East Webb street.
=. - a surprise post-nuptial shower
" being given this afternoon by Mis-
Go Gertrude Campbell for Mrs. Merle ]
ni ne Chessman (Miss Daphne Leasure
-, one of the recent Pendleton brides
- A silver tea will be given tongl
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.,
nu Moorhouse on Water street for II
90 benefit of the sidewalk fund of II
Episcopal church and cordial il
,r- vitation is extended to ali.
oi Mrs. f. j. Sommerville is in Por
. land the guest of her daughter, MI
80, Arthur Sprague.
Mis-. Ernest C. Skiles returned
- her home in Spokane after a bri
-, visit with Mrs. A. J. McAllister..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bishop of S
=, lem are in the city, guests at {
Ilu home of Mr.. and Mrs c. p. Bishop
ter DR.. and Mrs. + o. Parker return
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