East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-29

Boyden and Miss Lilleth Grigsby pi-
ano selections Refreshments were
served in the dining room, Mrs. Levi
Penland and Mrs. Thomas Thompson
doing and pouring and the Misses
Leura Jerard, Zella and Katherine
Thompson, Thelma Thompson and
Helen Raymond serving.
\ delightful Easter house party
was entertained at the country home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Rees of He
liX. The home was beautifully dec
GRATED in the prevailing Easter colors.
being effectively and artistically com
bined in the dining room, jonquils
and Easter lilies predominating. The
proverbial egg, in brilliant variations.
added charm to the daintiness of the |
color scheme. About twenty guests !
were present. Among those going out |
from Pendleton We're Mrs. r. Ray !
mond and daughter, Miss Helen. Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. f. Otis, Miss Hazel |
Callan and Mrs. Retta Wombaugh. |
Members of the Thursday Evening
Five Hundred Club We're pleasantly
entertained by Mrs ]. II. Eggers at
the Eggers farm home Friday evening
of last week. The members of the
club were taken to the Eggers place
and back in the Eggers and Mumm
autos. Miss Ethel Newquist won the
first prize and the second prize was
won by Mrs. Earl Gillanders. The
Eggers place is II miles out from
town.
! Little Misses Merle and Garnet
Jack were hostesses Wednesday even
ing at birthday party at their home
on Jackson street. The evening was
pleasantly spent in games indoors and
on the lawn and refreshments were
served. The followig were the ju-
venile guests: Barbara Stanfield.
Evelyn McCormmach, Marie Fletcher,
Grace Benson, Grace Blanchett, Neva
McReynolds, Edna Murphy Frances
Rogers. Frances Ross Leulla Good
: man Carol McReynolds and Thelma
! Blanchett.
Mrs. Will Moore entertained the
North Side Bridge club and a few
guests Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Leon
Cohen had high score. Those pres
ent, club members and guests, were:
Mesdames G.. w. Phelps, w. E.
Brock, H. D. Jones, John Vert, w. l..
Thompson, Charles Bonney Henry
Laatz, Norbourne Berkeley Leon Co
hen F. E. Judd G. I. La Dow. Roy
Raley, Charles Greulich, Charles
Stypes. Frank Frazier, Newton Bur-
CESS, ]. F. Robinson, E. P. Marshall.
Mrs. John Greulich entertained the
! members of the Busy Bee Club at her
| home, 80 w. Court street on Tues
day afternoon. Twenty-six members
We're present and several outside
guests, Mrs. Albert Humphrey, Mrs.
Judd and Mrs. Goodman. Several
select readings were given by club
members during the afternoon and
Mrs. Judd favored the guests with
music. The hostess was assisted in
serving dainty refreshments by Mes
danes Miller and Durham.
Although Monday night on which
the entertainment was given, was very
stormy, a we'll filled auditorium greet
, ed those who took part in the Mock
Quarterly Conference at the Metho-
dist church. 1t was a complete sue
: cess from beginning to end and the
= boys and their teacher, Miss Lecil
Evans, deserve great credit for the
entertainment. The boys all did re-
I markably well in their parts, and
everyone was well pleased with the
in
I Mrs Lima II. Sturgis was hostess
/ to the members of the Evening Bridge
club and a number of other friends
on Tuesday evening. Nine tables
played, Mrs. Roy Raley and John Ad-
ans capturing the ladies' and gentle
mems prizes for high score.
Mrs, Henry W, Collins entertained
the members OF the Tuesday After
noon Bridge c.25 c.&I and other ladies al
her home on the north hill during the
week, her sister, Mrs. Elmer P. Dodd
being the honor guest. Prize for high
| score was won by Mrs, Frank Hays.
O.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam r. Thompson will
move into the handsome bungalow OF
west Court street formerly owned b!
! DR.. and Mrs. d. c. McNabb during thu
first part of April.
Miss Evalyn Sommerville has beel
spending the Easter vacation will
her parents in this city. She will re
turn tomorrow to Portland where sh
is attending the Portland academy.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Trombley ar
moving into the residence on Colleg
| street recently purchased by Roya