East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-27

one of the most enjoyable of recent
social events was the bridge party
given at the country home of MI and
Mrs. John Adams on Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. Adams and Mrs. sam
r. Thompson as hostesses. The
twelve mile trip each way was made
in autos, most of the party going la
tallyho in the Penland auto truck
Despite the drenching rain which fell
nearly all evening, no discomforts
We're suffered and the novelty of the
mode of transit kept all in good splr-
its. Several tables were occupied by
the guests during the play which last
ed until a late hour. Mrs. Roy Alex
ander and Clark Nelson capturing the
high score trophies Delicious re-
freshments in four courses were
served as a conclusion to the delight
full affair, after the partaking of
which the guests climbed back into
their autos and arrived home in the
wee sma' hours. Guests of the oc-
casion were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Earl |
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Nelson, Mr., and |
Mrs. Lawrence G.. Frazier. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Richard Mayberry, NJ. and Mrs. |
| George Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Thorn |
as Vaughan. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Bond Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Col !
Inns. Mr.. and Mrs. Merle r. Chessman.
Mrs. William Lytle, Mrs. Roy Alex
ander. Misses Effie Jean Frazier and
Una Smith and the Messrs Roy Ra-
ley. Roy W. Ritner, James II. Stur-
gis, Sam r. Thompson and John
Adams.
j Complimentary to Miss Paralee
HALEY whose marriage with Mr.
Charles w. Meighan is an event of
i the near future, Miss Iva Hill enter
tained Thursday evening at bridge
and the guests showered Miss HALEY
with profusion of beautiful linen
and miscellaneous gifts. Four tables
played during the evening. Miss Ed
ma Thompson capturing the trophy.
Following the refreshments the guests
were entertained with several piano
selections of unusual excellence by
Miss Eleanor Vincent, who recently
completed her study in Europe. Miss
Hills list included besides the honor
guest, Mrs. W. II. Lytle, Mrs, Roy
Alexander Mrs. George Strand, Mrs.
Mere r. Chessman, Mrs. Ben L.
Burroughs and the Misses Genevieve
Clark Edna Thompson, Irene Shea,
Eleanor Vincent Bernice Fredette,
Edna Zimmerman. Viola Shea, Irene
La Dow, Mary Zurcher, Norma Allo-
way, Edith Johnson, Mary Shea, Lau-
ra Mckee, Edna Wissler and Irene
Murphy La Grande)
Mrs. George Hartman, Jr., enter
| tanned last evening with a shower
bridge party for Miss Irene La Dow.
whose engagement to Mr.. Chester
| Minkler was announced recently.
About twenty-seven young ladies were
] in attendance and Miss La Dow was
made the recipient of many beautiful
gifts. In the play, Miss Edna Thomp-
son was awarded the prize for high
score. Dainty refreshments were
served, the hostess being assisted by
Mrs G. l. La Dow, Mrs. John Adams
and Mrs. Nesmith Ankeny. The
guests of the occasion were the Miss
es Edith Raley, Bernice Fredette (Ta-
coma). Edna Zimmerman. Bernice
Ruppe, Genevieve Clark, Una Smith.
Sybil Cole, Iva Hill, Eleanor Vincent,
Edna Thompson, Mary Zurcher, Lora
Perry, Sidney Sommerville, Helen
Hart Bertha Anger, Helen Cranston
Edna Storie, Edith Johnson, Sybi
Clopton Elizabeth Sawtelle, Clara
Porter, Jenny Perry, Paralee HALEY
Wilma Burmester, Lena Isaac and
Pauline La Fontaine.
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Mrs. Mark Moorhouse was hostess
"Wednesday to the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge club at her home on Eas
Water street The score prize was
won by Mrs. Henry Collins. Besides
club members, Mrs. Moorhouse had "a
her guests Mrs. Edwin j. Burke, Mrs
Robert n Stanfied and Mrs. Adolpf
Schaefer
Mrs II. H. Taylor. who has beer
visiting her mother. Mrs ii. Struve
in this city for the past three months
leaves Monday for her home in Sar
Diego, Cal. She will be accom- panied
as far as Portland by her sister Miss
Marie Struve who will visit in the
Rose City for some time.
iii On IueSudy dllerHoOH MTS ANeS
mith Ankeny and Mrs. w.
Thompson entertained the mem
: ters of the North side Bridge club o.
10 the Jolly Neighbors at the home o.
ar the former on North Main street ant
&c the afternoon was very enjoyably
spent at bridge, Mrs. G. NJ. Rice an6
Miss Neva Lane winning the prizes
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Latourelle oi
this city announce the engagement oi
their daughter Miss Evelyne, to Mr.
Bernard Jacobucci OF Seattle. The
wedding will take place early In
June.
Echo, ore, April 24.--Mrs. F.. e
Everitt gave a dinner party Tuesday
evening at her home on Bonanza and
Kennedy streets. 1t was given In
honor Of her husband and to cele-
brate- the anniversary of his birth
Among those present were DR.. and
Mrs. A. Ried of Stanfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Frank Spinning. Mr.. Jas
Reithfleson and Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.
Evertt of Echo