East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01
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Complimenting Miss Gladys Bolton
OF Portland who is visiting here, Miss
Muriel Peringer at 1880 today enter
tanned a number of young friends
with beautiful luncheon. The guests
were Miss Bolton. Miss Esther Shea,
Miss Katherine Thompson, Miss Jen-
ME Murphy, Miss Thelma Thompson
Miss Daphne Swearingen and Miss
Dorothy Hunziker of Portland.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Quincy ar
rived home yesterday morning from
Victoria. B. c, where they spent a de-
lightful vacation. Rev. Quincy states
that the maximum temperature there
this summer has been g., They came
home upon receipt of the news of the
death OF Mark Moorhouse.
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Mrs William c. Mckinney and
baby son left this morning for La
Grande where they will visit during
the day at the home of Mrs, F. b
I.iyensood. Mr.. Mckinney wN join
them this evening and they will con-
tinue on to Burns to visit for a fort
night with Mr.. McKinney's parents
Mrs. Geary Taylor left this morning
for Walla Walla to visit relatives dur
ing the weekend.
y I will ar
rive tomorrow for visit at the home
Of Mrs. Leser's daughter. Mrs. Merle
+. Chessman. They just recently re-
turned from a tour of Europe. Mrs.
Lesser will remain through August 10
on which date her parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. william VI. Blakely, will celebrate
[ their golden wedding anniversary.
Another large crowd gathered last
evening on the federal grounds to hear
the Roundup band in its weekly
open-air concert and the splendid pro-
gram was greatly enjoyed. The fea-
/ ture of the entertainment was the
tenor solo of Eugene Molitor. The
/ following was the program rendered:
March. Universal Peace. Lampe
Barcarole from Tales Of Hoffman
/ Offenbach
/ Selection from Bohemian Girl....
................. balle
Vocal Solo-''To Have. to Hold, to
Love" ............ Gene Molitor
! Trombone Solo in Unison, Down IN
The Deep Cellar. "........ Fischer
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ChamDers
star Spangled Banner"
Mr.. and Mrs \. Cheshire Mitchell
Of Seattle wore Pendleton visitors
yesterday. They are just concluding
a six weeks pleasure and business trip
through the Canadian Rockies, Colo
rado and Yellowstone Park. Mr.
Mitchell is a hotel man and while here
looked over the new Hotel Pendleton
Misses Helen and Mary Johns viii
entertain this evening at their Jack
son street home with an informa
dancing party honoring their guest
Miss Alice Hill Of La Grande.
Mrs. A. ]. McAllister Of this city
who left several weeks ago for an
extended trip in the east and abroad
will sail on August II from New
York on the steamer Mauretania. Sh'
will be a member Of the Rexall partl
of 5000 people who are going to at
tend the London convention and MAKE
, pleasure tour through England
. Wales. France, Italy and Germany
Mrs. McAllister will visit relatives il
Scandinavia before returning home.
Mrs. Frank Sailing has been con
2 fined 10 her bed for several days will
Z illness.
News was received here yesterda,
, Of the wedding Of Miss Mable Bentley
Youngest daughter Of John VI. Bentley
to Samuel Shove. The wedding wa
celebrated in Tacoma on July 30 an
g the young couple will make their hom
. in Centralia. The bridegroom is
, travelling salesman.
p Mr. and Mrs. r. Alexander will ar
3 rive home tomorrow from their tri
, through Yellowstone Park. a tele
gram received this morning fror
Roy Alexander intimates they wer
in the recent stage hOld-up In. tn
park.
Miss Mildred Allen will leave to
morrow for a vacation In Ia Grand
4, and al Wallowa Lake.