East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-03

society lOlk WAS NA4NNi N'hA'ANNa 'N'NN
nlng at the handsome home of MI
ana Mrs. j. r. Dickson on South Main
street, Master Frank Dickson being
the host. About thirty-five young
boys and girls were present and the
hours were happily spent in games
and contests. In the guessing con-
test the prizes were carried off by
Rae Hoch and Walter owens. At a
,late hour refreshments were served
TO the guests
Invitations have been received by
number of friends in this city to the
wedding of Miss Adele Foff and Mr.
Ralph b. NIcEwen in Portland on
Thursday evening. June 21 Both
young people are graduates of the
University of Oregon, class of 1909,
and their approaching marriage will
be the consummation of a college ro-
nance. Mss Goff is prominently
identified with Portland society, while
Mr.. McEwen is one Of UmatIlla coun-
tvs young farmers, being son of
Mayor McEwen Of Athena.
.
Miss Paralee HALEY entertained a
number of young people at her home
on Garfield street Thursday evening.
Bridge was played during the eve
ming from which Miss Iva Hill and
Mr.. John Dickson emerged as the
trophy winners. The following were
the guests present: The Misses Flor
ence Curran, Laura Morgan, Iva Hill,
Gene~iev Clark, Irene Shea, Pauline
La Fontaine and Bertha Anger and
the Messrs. George Hill, VIII Hans
com, Gale Sturdivant, Marshall Spell,
| John Dickson, Joe Berger, Fred
| Lampkin, Roy Buchanan and Ralph
| Hassel.
Miss Gertrude Campbell and Miss
Mona Johnson We're delightful hos
tesses yesterday at a farewell lunch
con in honor of the Misses Ida and
Ina Cherry, who leave Monday for
Oakland, Calf, to make their home.
At the conclusion OF the luncheon,
other young ladies came in and the
afternoon was spent at bridge Miss
Daphne Leasure winning the trophy
for high score. The luncheon guests
We're the Misses Edna Zimmerman,
Daphne Leasure, Edna Storie, Edith
Johnson, Norma Alloway, Edna
Thompson, Ermal Mann. Genevleve
Clark and the honor guests,
the Misses Cherry. The follow
ing young ladies' came in to
JOIN the others at cards: Mrs. Ben
Smith, Edna Wissler, Florence Cur
ran, Laura Morgan. Pauline La Fon-
taine ana Irene Shea.
As a finale to the seasons activities
for the Young Ladies' Bridge club
Misses Edna Thompson and Edna
Zimmerman on Wednesday evening
entertained the members and a mum.
Der of other guests at the home OF
the former on Water street. The prize
for the play was captured by Mrs
Ben L. Burroughs. So popular have
the meetings of this club become tha
they will be continued next fall. The
guests at the final session were Mrs
Ben l.. Burroughs the Misses Mar,
Zurcher, Ina Cherry Pauline La Fon
taine, Ermal Mann, Ida Cherry. Ger
trude Jordan, Daphne Leasure, Edni
Storie, Laura Morgan, Florence Cur
ran, Edith Johnson, Bertha Anger
Genevieve Clark, Mona Johnson, Ed
ma Wissler, Irene Shea, Gertrud
! Campbell, Sibyl Clopton, Una Smith
Iva Hill, Paralee Haley, Norma AL
! loway and Jennie Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Jackson return
ed yesterday from the east, wher
! Mrs. Jackson has been for the las
three months and Mr.. Jackson sine
the middle of April. Mrs. jackson
went by way Of Los Angeles, New Or
leans, Birmingham, where she visite
relatives, Atlanta and Richmond. Va
y where she was met by Philip Jack
, son who spent his Easter vacatio
there with his mother. From Viz
ginia Mrs. Jackson went to Washing
, ton, d. c., where she attended tn
ID. A. r. meeting as a delegate fror
Oregon in company with Mrs. War
rem E. Thomas and Mrs. Wallace Nc
Camant. Philadelphia was also o
Mrs Jackson's itinerary as was Cal
Isle. where she was the guest of Mis-
Garther In New York she was me
:, by Mr.. Jackson and the most inter
. esting portion Of their journey cam
later when they spent considerabl
time looking up old colonial church
es in Virginia, many OF which hav
been restored to their original cond
tion during the last five or six year
L The Jacksons attended the "Pilgrim
age" which Is an annual event of Ma
13 in jamestown, Va, held in cele
bration of the first white settlemer
in America in 1907. Philip Jackso
will be graduated from Haverfor
preparatory school on June 12 an
Will return to Portland the very las
of the month-Tuesday's Portlan
Journal.
One OF the musical treats of tn
week was the recital given by tn
T. pupils of Miss Harriet Young at he
b studio in the Association buildin
Thursday evening. Quite a numbe
, Of friends were present and all of tn
numbers were thoroughly enjoyed
The following is the program as rer
dered.
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