East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-03-23

In honor of Mrs. Louis Hunziker of
Walla Walla who has been the guest
of Pendleton friends during the past
few weeks. Mrs. John Adams was
hostess today at a luncheon at her
country home near Adams. Mrs.
Hunziker went out to the Adams home
yesterday and this morning three au-
tomObiles left PendletOn carrying the
other guests. The afternoon is being
spent at the bridge tables and the
party viii return in their machines
this evening. Included in the party
are Mrs. Gilbert w. Phelps Mrs Fred
A. Phelps (Hermiston), Mrs. Frank
b Clopton, Mrs. w. l.. Thompson,
Mrs. Sam r. Thompson, Mrs. George
A. Hartman, Jr, Mrs. Henry Collins,
Mrs Willard Bond. Mrs. Fred Earle,
Mrs. Russell Waylund (Treadwell,
Alaska), Mrs. Fred f. Judd, Mrs.
Nesmith Ankehy, Mrs Victor Hun
ziker (Walla Walla), Mrs. T. C. Tay
lor, Mrs. Lowell Rogers (Adams),
Miss Lule Hungate CWalla Walla),
and the little Misses Dorothy Hunzik
er and Thelma Thompson.
The young ladies of the Presbyte
rian Sunday school delightfully."- en-
tertained a large number of their
friends Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Raley Those !
present enjoyed a musical program If
much excellence consisting of instru-
mental solos by Miss Lora Perry and |
Mrs Glayser. vocal solos Mrs. ]. u. /
Dickson and Miss Shredder, violin /
solo bv Miss Margaret Lowell, accom- |
panied by Miss Edith Raley, A play
ette entitled the Bachelors Dream,
gwen by the girls and a recitation by
Amanda Mumm Delicious nome
made candy was sold during Jhe eve
n'ng. while coffee and cake We're se1N-
ed in the dining room with Mrs. Par
.er and Mrs. Rucker pouring. A
yoodly sum was realized for the fancy |
work booth of the church fair to be
given next fall.
The Current Literature club was
this week by Mrs. r. f.
Ringo. a splendid program on Scandi-
lavian art being presented as follows:
Architecture: Churches and Ca
-hedrals. by Mrs. COlesworthy; read
oy Mrs. Fee.
Painting in Denmark Mrs. Chas.
Painting in Norway and Sweden,
Mrs. j. Johns.
Vocal solo-'Afar in the Wood"
CKjerulf) A Norwegian Song CAS-
oinall.) Mrs. Thos Vaughan.
Modern Sculpture. Mrs, A. j. Nc
Allister.
Piano solo-"To sprink" (Grieg)
Miss Edith Raley.
In honor of Miss Edna Gates, the
popular contralto of eastern oregon.
Ter sister, Mrs Nellie L. Williams,
gave an informal at home last Thurs
lay afternoon. Miss Gates has many
friends here as this was formerly her
lome Sne has been visiting her sis
er for the past two weeks and eX-
,ects to return home Wednesday. Mrs.
Williams guests included Mrs. w. r.
Mrs. Ambrose Scott, Mrs.
George Pubitz. Mrs. Edward Hall, Mrs.
:. O. Mattern, Miss Edith Mair and
Miss Ethel HoneXman. - Mondays
Journal.
Miss Mary Whitney, who has been
popular teacher of the Washington
chool for the past few years, an
lounced during the week that she will
cave soon for Hang Shang, China,
where she has accepted a position in
m educational institution. In token
# the esteem in which she is held
Ter seventh grade pupils yesterday
presented her with a beautiful lock-
t. Miss Whitney has relatives in the
chinese city and it was through them
hat she has secured the position.
Mrs Ernest Ruppe was hostess to
he Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
his week at the home of Mrs Adam
Suppe, 120 Monroe street, Mrs. Thorn
Is Vaughan winning the high score
Drize In addition to the club mem
Ders Mrs. Ruppe had as her guests.
Mrs. Frank b. Clopton, Mrs. Fred f.
Judd Mrs. Wesley Matlock, Mrs. Nes-
NTH Ankeny, Miss Sibyl Clopton, Miss
Jennie Perry and Miss Una Smith.
During the past week, Mrs. Louis
Hunziker of Walla Walla has been
he motif of a number of informal
affairs Mrs. George Hartman and
Mrs. A. j. McAllister being among the
lostesses in her honor. Mrs. Hun
,iker will return to Walla Walla the
first of next week.
Will Lowell, son of Judge and Mrs.
stephen A. Lowell. returned during
the week from Eugene where he has
Just finished his, four year course in
the University of oregon. He will |
leave tomorrow for Pine Valley in |
Baker county, where he has accepted |
a position with a newspaper.
Mrs, Morton of Portland spent Mon |
day in Pendleton, coming here to
meet her son, oliver =. Morton, who |
was returning from a business trip |
to Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. C. p. Bishop has been called
to Portland by the serious illness of
Mr. Bishops mother, who recently
suffered stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Russell Waylund of Treadwell,
Alaska arrived in the city on Thurs
nay N visit with hAr 20 A