East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-20
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This evening in the Moose Hall an"
other OF the series OF popular janc-
ing parties being given by the U and
I club will be the means OF entertain
ing a large number OF dancers. j. ii.
Merryman. who is arranging to teach
the latest dance steps here. will make
his announcements OF classes this
evening.
Mrs. Arthur Butler, who has been
visiting here as the guest OF Mrs,
Westbrooke Dickson, left today for
her home in Seattle via Portland.
Mrs. John f. Robinson is visiting
friends In Baker.
Mrs. Norborne Berkeley is hostess
this afternoon to the members OF the
Current Literature club at her
Thompson street home.
Mrs. Horace Mann is entertaining
the Luncheon Bridge Club this aft
ernoon.
or the wedding OF Miss Emily Alb
bott, sister OF Mrs Roy Alexander,
the walla walla Union OF yesterday
mas the following account:
A very pretty home wedding was
solemnized last evening at o'clock
NJ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Abbott. sos Pearson street, when their
daughter, Emily, became the bride OF
Mr.. John Chester Allison, with the
Rev. W. w. Burks. officiating. The
bride was attired in n white lace
gown and carried shower bouquet
of roses and lilies OF the valley. Inn
medlately following the ceremony, re-
freshments were servd in the dining
room with Mrs. Hal Tilley. Mrs. Will
liam Gregory and Mrs ]. w. Harvey
presiding. assisted by the Misses Le-
lah Coyle. Lola Champion and Bonnie
Ccpe. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with white chrysanthemums
and greenery. Only relatives and a
few intimate friends attended the GER
emony. Mr.. and Mrs. Allison will be
at home after December LIST in the
Mulkey apartments.
Mrs. sam r. Thompson Is entertain
ing this afternoon at her home on
the north hill for her aunt. Mrs. AL
bert Henderson of Fossil. who is vis-
iting here for a few days.
A social meeting OF the Ladies' OF
The Maccabees was held Tuesday aft
ernoon and a large number OF invited
guests as we'll as members enjoyed a
very pleasant time. A short program
CONSISTING of readings by Mrs. Land
and Mrs George O'Daniel and instru-
mental music by Mrs. Guy O'Melviny.
entertained the ladies' durng the fore
part OF the afternoon. and a guessing
contest in which Mrs. Thomas Hamp-
ton won the prize. afforded much
amusement. A grab bag netted the
lodge ever five dollars. Refreshments
was served by the members, assisted
by Miss Williams and Miss Carter
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Strohm OF
Hermistop visited yesterday in the
city.
Miss Lois Crisswell. assistant librar.
ian of The local library, is spending
two weekg with relatives in Tacoma
-"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Brownell OF
Umati;.a. were among the visitors In
the city yesterday.
The members OF the Pan-Hellenic
Club enjoyed a noon luncheon today
at the Hotel Pendleton, the first Of its
regular Friday luncheons
Mrs. F. f. Judd and Mrs. w. d..
McNary entertained the Thursday
Afternoon Club yesterday at the home
% the former on Washington street.
The following program on the sub
sect OF "Children's Literature" was
presented and enjoyed for its instruc-
tive and entertaining features:
Children's Literature of the Past.
...............M Mrs NJ. j. Lane
Children's Literature of the Present
................M Mrs Roy Bishop
song-"Lord Lowell" Mrs NJ. ]. Lane
Group of Children's Songs
(a) Where Did You Come From.
Baby Dear? ......D Dudley Buck
(b) The Discontented Duckling
.... Jessie Gaynor
(c) Jerusha ....... Jessie Gaynor
(d) Why. From Father Goose"
Mrs. j. r. Dickson
Influence of Literature on the
Child's Mental, Moral and Physi-
cal ........ Mrs. John HALEY, Jr
Violin and Plano-Hungarian Dance
......,......... Bohm
Margaret Phelps and Madeline
Burgess.
Readings