East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-09-07

Introducing her daughter-in-law,
Mrs Henry Westbrooke Dickson to
Pendleton society, Mrs. John Ross
Dickson threw her handsome home on
the south hill open to her many
friends yesterday afternoon and the
affair was the crowning one of the
week social. More than one hundred
and seventy-five invitations were is
sued and, despite the unpleasantness
of the weather, there was very large
number of ladies who called between
the hours of three and six to meet
the honor guest. Coffee and ices were
served. Mesdames Leon Cohen, Nor
bourne Berkeley and G. f. Coleswor-
thy pouring in the dining room and
Mesdames Edwin p. Marshall Lima
Sturgis and Fred Il. Judd presiding
at the ice table. Assisting them were
Mrs. George Strand and the Misses
Olive Gwinn, Helen and Mary Johns,
Mildred Berkeley, Beth Smith, Zella
Thompson, Claire and Edith Raley
Una Smith. Genevieve Clark, Cath
crime Campbell and Edna Slater. AS
sisting the hosess in receiving and
entertaining the guests were the Mes
danes John f. Robinson, Henry Col
Inns f. Il. Livengood, Thomas
Vaughan, Roy Alexander Willard
Bond. George Hartman, Jr., Clark
Nelson, A. c. Hampton and Richard
Mayberry.
At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Norman, Tuesday,
st ptember 3rd. was solemnized the
marriage of their daughter. Nellie l..
| tc Manuel Todhunter. Nathan Evans,
pastor of the NJ. f.. church, pronounc-
| ed the ceremony in a most beautiful
and impressive manner. At the close
of the ceremony congratulations were
extended, after which supper was
served Mr.. and Mrs. Todhunter are
both well known i'm the community
and will take up their residence here
where Manuel will continue in the
| livery business. in which he has been
engaged for several years.-Echo
Echoes.
Mrs Jane Hartman, a resident OF
Weston in pioneer days and now of
Pendleton, passed her S5th milestone
August 20. Mrsf H2rtman entertain
ed a number of friends most delight
fully. one of the guests says of the
occasion that "it was beautiful to find
her so young in the full possession
of all her faculties and in being so
actively useful in radiating so much
of unselfshness and cheerfulness. =
Weston Leader.
News has reached this city of the
marriage of Mr., Paine Shangle and
Miss Kelly of Richmond, Oregon
Mr.. Shangle was recently associated
with the Northwestern Rating Co, OF
Wala Walla. He is the son of Rev
Shangle, business manager of the
Columbia College at Milton, Orefon
They will reside at Richland, ore
gon.
on Thursday evening Mrs. Henry
Il. Laatz entertained the members oi
the North side Bridge club and theil
: husbands at her Jackson street home
Five tables played during the even
ing, the prizes being won by Mrs
John f. Robinson and Charles Stype
- Among the teachers who have ar
rived during the week for the com
mencement of their duties Monda!
- are the Misses Louise and Rutf
!, Wise, Misses Katherine and Caroline
. Sharp, Viva Warren, Lula George
. Anita Kirkpatrick and Mona Nagle.
>
Lyman Rice and Irwin Brooks viii
leave in the morning for Portland
- from where they will entrain for Eu
gene to resume their studies in th'
University of Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Tallman, accom-
panied by Mrs. Tallman's sister, Mrs
, Julia Kinney, returned during the
week from a months visit in Port
;, land and at coast resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Taylor re
turned Thursday evening from Port
land where they had been for visit
. They are contemplating a removal t.
y the Rose City for the winter.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jack and chill
j dren have returned to their home OF
9 Jackson street after having been II
> the country during the summer
3 months.
DR. and Mrs ID. ]. McFaul ant
{ daughter Kathleen, returned las
e night from Portland and other west
s ern Oregon points where they hat
= been visiting for 10 days.
Cards are out for an evening party
to be given next Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Edwin p Marshall compliment
+, airy to Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson.