East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-20
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A large and brilliant event was the
afternoon at bridge yesterday at
which Mrs.. William T. Matlock. Mrs.
A. j. McAllister, Mrs. Frank L. Liv-
engood and Mrs. G. Irving La Dow
We're hostesses The affair was held
in the Eagle Woodman hall and the
spacious room had been made home
like with Navajo rugs and bright-col
ored Indian robes. Cut flowers
were used as decorations, the pre-
vailing color scheme being pink and
white. The refreshments also car
ried out this idea.
The guest list included about one
smart gowns lent their beauty to the
scene. Orchestral muse was played
during the afternoon. In the play
the prizes were won by Mrs. Charles
Murphy and Mrs. A. f. Tamiese.
Among the out of town guests of the
occasion were Mrs. ]. d. Plamondon,
Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Homer 1. Watts
Mrs. Marvin L. Watts of Athena, Mrs.
John Adams of Adams Mrs. Harry
Reese and Mrs. George Clarke OF
Stanfield. Mrs. Laura B. Davis of
Hermiston and Mrs. Julius Guderian
of Mckay creek. The city guest list
included the following:
Mesdames E. ]. Murphy, Frank
Frazier, Charles NJ. Stype, VIII
Moore. James Johns. Sr.. James Johns
Jr.. Eliza T. Wade. John F. Robinson
Robert N. Stanfield. Henry Dickson
Jones, Gilbert w. Phelps, BENZ. S.
Burroughs, Ben L. Burroughs, Edwin
B. Aldrich, Edwin p. Marshall. Fred
f. Judd. Lima H. Sturgis, c. X. Gran
ston, W. L. Thompson, w. E. Brock,
Tom Thompson. Nesmith Ankeny
Charles L Bonney, Charles Greulich
]. n. Burgess. George A. Hartman.
Jr.. +. l.. Power. Carl Power, Leon
Cohen. h. c.. Frazier. Fred Earle, r.
Il. Raymond. Charles Hamilton. Le-
ona Thompson Harry Bickers, Lee
Moorhouse, Mark Moorhouse, James
\. Fee. Lowell Rogers. Ida Fowler. w
]. Clarke. Frank f. Royden, Nor
bourne Berkeley, Charles Coleswor-
thy, John Vert, c. S. Jerard G. NJ.
Rice. A. c. Hampton. John L.
ten. Roy Raley. w. c. Mckinney. ]
r. Dickson. Westbrooke Dickson,
Mary La Dow, Matte La Dow. Chest
er Minkler, Roy T. bishop. william
II. Mccormack. A. L. Schaefer,
Henry W. Collins. Roland f. CHOU
pek. Jesse Failing, Roy Alexander,
Nancy Despair. r. Alexander, Mary
Disosway, Minnie Stillman. T. d.
Taylor, Dean Tatom. Clark Nelson,
Frank Hays, Richard Mayberry. Sam
r. Thompson, T. NJ. Henderson. NJ. J
j Lane, I. U. Temple. Ellen Bond.
Charles Goodman, A. C.. Koeppen.
Fred Koeppen. Merle r. Chessman,
George Haslett, Fred ]. Donaldson
F. w. Vincent, w. A. Brown, Will
liam Slusher, F.. ]. Sommerville, !
John HALEY. ]. S. Landers. ]. v. Tall /
man, a. Il. Tamiese, C. Il. Roosevelt. I
Will NJ Peterson, Frank Fairbanks.
N d. Swearingen, w. c. E. Pruitt, w. |
r. Ellis. Lot Livermore, James II. |,
Raley. f. o. Parker. James Thomp- |
son, Herbert Thompson. Willard !
Bond, Joseph Murphy, George Per-
niger, II. l.. Stevens, 7. F. O'Brien
' NtIDOieI. y. IL. DibllilulSls i1tulS D.
Taylor, Ben Cresswell, Charles Tullls
w. p. Temple. Horace Mann. Elmer
f. Baer, f. L. Smith. George Fell w.
d. McNary. e. Ecklund, Gideon
Brown, Lee D. Drake. James Furnish
Alvin Craig d. Matlock, NJ L. Ak
ers, Charles Heard, T. w. Gordon. II.
L. Ringo. William Blakely, Charles
Murphy, David Nelson, S. A New
berry, James b. Perry. A. NJ. Isaac,
C. B. Isaac, ]. r. Porter. Paul Sperry
Christian w Lassen. c. II. Lundstedt,
and the Misses Winnie Privett, Van
Petten, Ethel wlllxie, Edith Raley ana
Neva Lane.
A quite wedding was solemnized
evening at 1880 at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kearney
on West Alta street when Tom F
Mills claimed as his bride Miss Rosa
G.. Cox. Only a few friends and rel
atives witnessed the ceremony which
was performed by Rev. S. l.. Grigsby
OF the Presbyterian church. Both
young people have many friends here
who wish them happiness. The groom
who Is a son of Mrs Kearney, Is in
the employ of Kopittke & Gillanders
Mrs. Harvey McDill (Mlss Hazel
Means) and her baby daughter are, ex-
pected to arrive in Pendleton within