East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-22

guests who were as follows: Mes
danes Charles Stephens, c. +. Crit
man, Earl Gillanders, E. Houser, o.
Ince, ]. H. Eggers, H. Hudeman, H.
j. Rosenberg w. l.. Boynton and the
Misses Caroline Rosenberg, Viola
Hawkes., Celia Rem, Alwilda New
quist, Alma Kemper. Laura Kemper,
Fern Bellinger Uebanon). Dora Eg-
gers, Evelyn Kinman and Anna Lo-
renzen.
Pendleton society welcomed to its
midst this week a new bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Westbrooke
Dickson (Miss Alma Nancy Noon),
the young college couple who surpris-
ed their many friends over the state
last Saturday by motoring from Eu-
gene to Vancouver and being quietly
married. They made the trip to PEN
dleton in their auto arriving here
Wednesday morning. For the pres
ent they are making their home with
the bridegrooms parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. r. Dickson.
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One of the weeks most delightful
social events was the bridge party
Tuesday afternoon at the handsome
country home of Mrs. John Adams
near Adams. About thirty-five PEN
dleton ladies made the trip to the
scene of festivities in autoes and the
afternoon was most enjoyably spent,
nine tables playing at cards. In the
play Mrs. Fred Earle and Mrs. Hen
ry Collins were the high point win
ners and were awarded beautiful tro-
phies.
Mrs. Charles Stype entertained the
North Side Bridge Club Tuesday af-
ternoon at her home on Bush street.
Prize for high score was won by Mrs.
Patrick. Guests besides the club
were Mrs. Jean Moore (La Grande),
Mrs. Patrick (Goldfield, New, Mrs.
G. 1 LaDow, Mrs. A. d. Sloan, Mrs.
]. B. McCook and Mrs. Merle r.
Chessman.
The Young Ladies Bridge Club
was entertained on Wednesday by
Miss Edna Thompson. In the play
Mrs. George Hartman, Jr., captured
the trophy for high score. Those
present besides the club members
were Mesdames Roy Raley, Henry
Collins, Richard Mayberry. Fred
Hartman (Portland), Sam Thompson,
and George Hartman, Jr
One of the events of society in the
west end of the county during the
week was the wedding of Clifford r.
Geary and Mrs. Mary C. Stewart,
which was solemnized at Hermiston
on Wednesday. Rev. Father Butler
officiating. Following the wedding
the couple were the recipients of
much attention because of their
prominence in the project city.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander have
moved into their new home on the
north hill recently purchased from
Mrs. T. G.. HALEY of Portland. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. n. Burgess and family,
who formerly occupied the house, are
now domiciled in the house in the
same neighborhood Just vacated by
the family of A. Ruppe.
MT. ana MTS. sam IL. InOlpSOH
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Earle left
this afternoon in the Thompson auto
for La Grande, where they will wit
ness the ballgame tomorrow between
the Pendleton and Ia Grande teams,
returning home in the evening.
A most entertaining musical pro-
gram was given Wednesday evening
before an appreciative audience of
about fifty people when the Royal
College of Porpora gave a benefit on
the lawns of the A. j. McAllister and
Richard Maryberry residences.
Miss Mary Elder has returned to
her home in this city following Wis
| it at the ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Adams of Ukiah. Miss Ell
der leaves shortly for an extended Wis
it with relatives in Fort Morgan, Col.
| Mrs Gus La Fontaine and daugh-
/ ters, Olga and Helen, arrived Thurs
day from Portland and will spend
/ the summer here. The La Fontaines
have secured the Robert Forster
home on Water street and will move
| into it on July l.
.
Miss Edith Crockatt left during the
week for an extended visit in Eugene,
Albany and other valley points. Her
mother will leave soon for a visit to
| her old home in Scotland.
| Mrs d. ]. McFaul her daughter
| Kathleen and niece Miss Marie Ha-
ger of Heppner. visited during the
week with relatives near Adams, re-
turning to the city yesterday
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