East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-03
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society circles Of Portland. Cut flow
ers and potted plants were used in
the decoration of the rooms.
The hostesses were assisted by Mrs.
Will Moore, Mrs. Eliza T. Wade, Mrs.
Charles NJ. Stype. Mrs. Roy T. Bish-
op, Miss Jennie Perry. Miss Eleanor
Vincent and Miss Edna Zimmerman,
| In the dining room, ices, cakes and
coffee were served by the Misses
Leura Jerard. zella Thompson. Celia
| Cunningham, Lola Rogers, Frances
| Sailing and Muriel Sailing. During the
| afternoon, there were number of en-
| joyable musical selections.
The following ladies were included
| in the guest list for the affair:
Mesdames John Adams (Adams),
Roy Alexander, r. Alexander, N.
Ankeny. Edgar F. Averill. ]. S. Beck
with. N. Berkeley, Roy Bishop, Ar
thur Blomquist, willard Bond, Ellen
Bond Charles Bonney, F. e. Boy
den, Boyden Sr.. Tom Boylen, w. f.
Brock, Gideon Brown, j. N. Burgess,
b. l.. Burroughs, B. S. Burroughs.
Edwin b. Aldrich, Burm!ster, Boyn-
ton, r. f. Chloupek. NJ. r. Chessman
w. ]. Clark. Leon Cohen. c. F, Coles
worthy, H. w. Collins. G. w. Coutts,
C. x. Cranston, Nancy Despair, West
brooke Dickson. ]. r. Dickson, Mary
Disosway, Fred Earl H. Eggers, Jes- |
sic Failing. Jas. A. Fee, ]. S. Fur |
nish. Geo. Fell. r. w. Fletcher, Ida /
Fowler. Frank Frazier. l.. G. Frazier, |
Frank Fairbanks. Chas. Greulich 5. L. /
Grigsby. ] H. Gwinn. John HALEY,
]. j. Hamley. Lester Hamley, A. c.
Hampton, George Hartman. Frank
Hayes. George Hazlett, Chas. E.
Heard. Clark Nelson, G.. L. Hurd
(Stanfield), G. s. Hoisington. Marion
Jack, C. S. Jerard. Fred f. Judd.
Mary La Dow, Matte La Dow G. l.
La Dow, ]. S. Landers, Mary Lane, c.
w. Lassen, F. E. Livengood. Lot Liv-
ermore Horace Mann, NJ. ]. Marsh.
E. p. Marshall. w. F. Matlock. w N.
Matlock Edmund Mabie. Charles A.
Murphy, E. ]. Murphy, Richard May
berry. A. ]. McAllister. w. H. Nc
Cormmach, ]. b. McCook, d. j. Nc
faul, w. C. Mckinney. F. ]. McMon-
les, George La Fontaine. w. w. NC
Nary. Arthur G.. Means (Umatilla),
Kenneth McRae, Men Marlin (Meach-
ann, ]. E. Montgomery. Will Moore.
Lee Moorhouse. Mark Moorhouse. S.
A. Newberry, Roland oliver B. Par
lett, E. o. Parker, George Peringer,
J. B. Perry, Will NJ. Peterson. e. L.
Power, Carl Power Charles Quincy.
J. H. Raley, Roy Raley, c. c. Ruth,
C. f. Roosevelt, II. II. Raymond, Har-
ry Reese (Stanfield), r E. Ringo, G.
M. Rice, ]. F. Robinson, A. L.
Schaefer. w. c.. E. Pruitt. G. w.
Phelps, T. f. O'Brien, A. d. Sloan.
William Slusher, f. l.. Smith, f. ].
Sommerville, r. N. Stanfield Fl. l..
Stevens, George Strand, Lima II. Stur-
gis. Frederick Steiwer, A. E. Tamiese.
C. NJ. Stype, Settelle T. D. Taylor, j.
v. Tallman, Dean Tatom, 1. U. Tenn
pie. w. P. Temple. s. r. Thompson,
Leona Thompson, w. l.. Thompson,
Thomas Thompson, Herbert Thomp-
son, James Thompson, Glen Sturdi-
want N. v. Van Petten, John l..
Vaughan, Charles Vinier. John Vert,
F. w. Vincent. f. T. Wade w. A.
Brown, George C. Miller, Wesley
Caviness and John Rust (Boise), and
the Misses Celia and Minnie Rem.
Neva Lane, Sarah and Celia Cunning
ham, Norma Alloway, Irmalee Camp
bell, Ruth Duniway (Echo), Kather-
inc Campbell, Bonney, Grace Finnell,
Frances and Muriel Sailing, Edna
and Zella Thompson, Leura Jerard,
Edith johnson. Edna Zimmerman,
Edith Raley. Edna Wissler, Lotta
Livermore, Mary and Lila Grigsby,
Jennie Perry, Irene and Viola Shea
Elizabeth Sawtelle Eleanor Vincent,
Sidney and Evelyn Sommerville. Lo-
la Rogers and Ethel B. Wilkie.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson E. Brock en-
tertained the members of the Evening
Bridge Club and a number of other
guests last evening at their home on
the north hill. In the play, honors
were won by Mrs. Sam r. Thompson
and Charles A. Murphy. Guests other
than members included DR.. and Mrs
F. E. Boyden, DR.. and Mrs. A. f. Ia
miese, Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. MUIR
ply and Mr.. and Mrs Sam r. Thomp-
son
Cards are out today for an after
noon at bridge next Monday with
Mrs. John HALEY. Jr.. Mrs. Benjamin
s. Burroughs. Mrs. Merle r. Chess
man and Mrs. Ben L. Burroughs as
hostesses. The party will be given in
the Moose hall.
Ptndleton Circle No. SAT, Women Of
Woodcraft. was responsible for very
enjoyable dance last evening In the
Moose Hail. A large crowd was pres Z:
ent and the affair proved such a sue
cess that the members are planning
to give another in the near future.
As follow-up event to the large
reception yesterday afternoon, Mr..
and Mrs. James Shanard Johns and
Miss Mary Johns entertained infor-
mally a number OF young people last
evening with dancing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peringer and
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