East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-05-03


events on the weeks social calendar
was the two day bridge affair given
by Mrs. James Johns, Mrs. Henry
Dixon Jones and Mrs. Eliza T. Wade
on Thursday and Friday at the Jack
son street home of Mrs. Johns. The
spacious rooms had been converted
into blooming garden by the artistic
use of apple blossoms and cut flow
ers and their fragrance carried the
breath of springtime into the house.
Many ladies attended the function
during the two afternoons and spent
the time at the card tables. Prizes
were won on the first day by Mrs
Charles Styre and Mrs F. E. Boyden
and on the second day by two brides,
Mrs Herbert Thompson and Mrs.
James Thompson. The trophies were
in keeping with the occasion, being
May baskets filled with beautiful cut
! flowers. The following is the guest
! list for the two afternoons: Mes
danes John Adams. E. B. Aldrich, r.
Alexander Roy Alexander N. Ankeny,
| n. Berkeley, Willard Bond, G. l.
Bonney, w. f. Brock, H. E. Bickers,
j. n Burgess, Benz. S. Burroughs, B.
l. Burroughs, F. f. Boyden, Tom
Boylen, Gideon Brown, Samuel Bow
| ler (Denver), E. ]. Burke, NJ. r.
Chessman, George Clark, Leon Co
hen. c. L. Colesworthy, H. w. Col
! Inns c. K. Cranston, Seth Catlin
(PortlandD, j. R Dickson, West
brooke Dickson, Mary Dissoway, Fred
Earl. Jesse Failing, Jas. A. Fee, r.
w. Fletcher, R. Forster L. G. Frazier,
| Frank Frazier Ida Fowler, Frank
Fairbanks, w. V. Glaisyer Charles
| Greulich. James H. Gwinn, Frank
Hayes, r NJ. Henderson, Charles
Hamilton, John HALEY, Jr, Arle C.
Hampton. G. D. Haslett, George Hart
man, Harry Johnson, c. S. Jerard, F.
f. Judd, G. l. La Dow, Mary La Dow,
F. f. Livengood, Lot Livermore, w.
H. Lytle, Mary Lane, H. E. Laatz, E.
P. Marshall, Wesley Matlock, w. F.
MatlOck, r. Mayberry, A. ]. McAllist-
er, VIM McCormmach, ]. B. McCook,
John Montgomery, w. C. Mckinney,
Will Moore, Wilson D. McNary, Lee
| Moorhouse. Mark Moorhouse, E. ].
Murphy, Chas. Murphy, Clark Nelson,
T. F. O'Brien, L. d. Nash. S. A. New
bury, A. w. Nye, G. w. Phelps, H. E.
Pinkerton, Carl Power, James Perry,
George Perringer, Roy Raley, G NJ.
Rice Harry Reese, r. Raymond, c.
f. Roosevelt, ]. F. Robinson, John
Rust, Robert Stanfield. H. L. Stevens,
| Alice Sheridan, A. L. Schaefer, Anna
Shea, A. D. Sloan, Clara Stocker, VIM.
| Slusher, E. j. Sommerville, George
| Strand, Mrs. Arthur Sprague (Port-
land), L. H. Sturgis, c. NJ. Stype, Min
ME Stillman, l. U. Temple, James
Thompson, Herbert Thompson, Thorn
as Thompson, Leona Thompson, w.
l.. Thompson, Sam Thompson, ]. v.
| Tallman, Dean Tatom, A E. Tamiesie,
John Vert, Van Patten, ]. P. Winter,
and the Misses Ethel Wilkie, Lotta
Fleek, Maud Sheridan and Angela
! Schroeder.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Brusha we're treat
ed to a ghost party last Tuesday even
ing when a party of friends attired
in sheets and pillow cases surprised
the couple at the home on Jackson
street. The evening was passed In
dancing and refreshments were serv-
ed Those present were Miss Elsie
McCurdy, Miss Ann Parker, Mrs.
Myrtle Moller. Miss Lillian Berry,
Miss Lena Gilman. Miss Sarah Rug
giles, Mrs. Longwell, Ray Longwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Murphy, Tom
! Murphy, Jennie Murphy, Edna Muir
ply. Mrs. Daye Idleman, Miss Mayme
Barber. Miss Grace Haigh, Miss Ora
Smith, Miss Thelma Idleman, Miss
Nellie Brusha, Russell French.
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AT the home of the brides parents,
| Cottage Grove Farm, on Wednesday
at $40 a. m. the Rev. Charles Quin-
nev officiating. Mr. Joseph F. Smith
of Everett, Washington, and Miss
! Clara f. Porter were united in holy
wedlock The home was beautifully
decorated with pink carnations and
| apple blossoms. After the ceremony
the guests partook of a dainty we'd
| ding breakfast. The happy couple
! left the same day on No. II for Port
| land and other coast cities, carrying
with them the hearty congratulations
and best wishes of their many
| friends.
Miss Lois Curl entertained the
eight early eaters at her home on
Tuesday evening. Everyone present
enjoyed a delightful evening. Great
fun was had by the club members at
the expense of Miss Kathleen Nc
Faul and Rev. n. Evans, who were
initiated into the club. Delicious re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were Marie Snyder, Lavelle Rugg,
Kathleen McFaul, Aline Boiling, Lois
Curl and Lecil Evans,
J Mrs. E. B. Aldrich and Miss Lotta
1, Fleek were hostesses at tea given
at the home of Mrs. Aldrich Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. C. c. Ruth as
sisted in receiving and punch was
served by Mrs. G. w. Phelps, Mrs
Norbourne Berkeley and Mrs. j. F
Robinson, while Mrs. w. f. Brock
; Mrs. F. f Livengood and Miss Lula
George, assisted about the rooms
t At the Episcopal rectory on Wed
r nesday at $50 p m, Rev. Charlie:
! Quincy officiating, Mr.. Phillip F
s Guilmet and Miss Aida L de Lash
1 mutt were united in wedlock.