East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-30
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A prominent society event of Febru-
airy will be an "at home" in the As
sembly Hall of the Eastern oregon
State Hospital on Thursday evening
the twelfth with DR.. and Mrs. Wilson
D. McNary, DR.. and Mrs. Augustus f.
Tamiesie and DR.. Rufus H. Hagood
entertaining with dancing. Cards for
the function were out today.
The two-day bridge party Wednes-
day and Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. N. Doss Swearingen on West
Webb street with Mrs. Swearingen,
Mrs. Thomas f. O'Brien and Mrs.
Tillman d. Taylor as hostesses. was
one of the largest and most pleasing
functions of the month. The house
was beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and all of the appointments
lent grace and charm to the OCCASION
In the play of the first afternoon,
Mrs Roy r Bishop and Mrs. w. c.
E. Pruitt won the honors while those
of the second day fell to Mrs. J. New
ton Burgess and Mrs. John Ross
Dickson.
The following was the guest list
for the occasion: Mesdames william
F. Matlock, Joseph Murphy, c. p. A.
Lonergan. E. j. Murphy. Jesse Fail
ing. Alvin Johnston, Charles Verpel-
let. Sam Paine, John Adams. Charles
Cole. Ida Fowler, Horace Mann,
George Baer (Portland), John Vert.
Frederick w. Vincent, ]. Wohlenberg,
Frank Frazier, Henry Dixon Jones.
A. D. Sloan. Charles Greulich. John
HALEY. Jr, o. E. Longwell, Joseph
A. Blakely, r. Alexander, George
Strand, Gustav La Fontaine, Alvin r.
knight, Mark Moorhouse. Charles
Calavan, Augustus E. Tamiese,
Charles Minkler, George La Fontaine.
Wilson d. McNary, C. E. Oliphant,
Fred Brown. George Peringer. d. B.
Bailey, Frank Hays, Carl Power. E.
L. Power, L. G. Frazier, w. p. Tenn
pie, Harry Reese, f. j. Beamer, b.
Parlett, Roy Raley, r. r. Raymond,
Roy Alexander, Lee d. Drake. VIM
Slusher, Laura Nash Settelle, Charles
NJ. Stype, George Hazlett, w. A.
Brown, r. E. Ringo, Lowell Rogers,
Robert stanfield, T. B. Swearingen, ].
V. Tallman, Dean Tatom, Sam X.
Thompson, Ben F. Trombley, John
Vaughan, Will Wyrick. VIM. l..
Thompson, Edwin P. Marshall. Lloyd
d. Idleman, Ellen Bond, Frank E.
Boyden, Harry E. Bickers, J. w. Bur-
CESS. Merle r. Chessman. VIM. ].
Clark, Henry Collins, C. X. Cranston,
Westbrooke Dickson. j. r. Dickson,
Fred Earl, T. NJ. Henderson. James
Johns, James S. Johns. Jr.. Fred f.
Judd. Richard Mayberry. VIM. Nc
Cormmach, Will Moore. H. o. Nous
su, Charles Murphy, S. H. Newberry.
E. o. Parker, E. T. Wade, w. c. E.
Pruitt, Tom Thompson, Herbert
Thompson. James Thompson. Willard
Bond, Wilson E. Brock, Leon Cohen.
Joseph Ell, ]. w. Maloney, James
Furnish, Edmund Mabie Wesley Mat
lock, C. H. Martin j. w. McGinn Ed
win B. Aldrich, Wesley Caviness, A.
L. Schaefer, Nesmith Ankeny, Nor
borne Berkeley, Roy T. Bishop, c. F.
Colesworthy, A. c. Hampton, C. S.
Jerard. F. E. Livengood. G. I. La
Dow, Lee Moorhouse, A. ]. McAllister.
G. w. Phelps, G. NJ. Rice. f. ]. Som
merville, Lima H. Sturgis, George
Hartman. ]. B. Perry, H. Raley,
VIM. Mckinney, ]. F. Robinson, Benz
S. Burroughs and Ben l.. Burroughs,
and the Misses Effie Jean Frazier
Sarah Cunningham, Ethel b. Wilkie,
Ethel Thompson, Helen Moussu and
Florence Moussu.
About twenty-five ladies of the
Presbyterian Missionary society met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. r. r. Raymond on Water street
and were pleasantly entertained.
"China" was the subject for the aft
ernoon and the refreshments noodles
served with chopsticks, were very ap-
numbers was also enjoyed Vocal Sc
lections were rendered by Mrs. Ed
win b. Aldrich and Mrs. Glen Sturdi-
want.
Announcement of the birth of son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ball of
Portland on January twenty-seventh
has been received by local friends.
Mr.. Ball is we'll known in this city
and also in Walla Walla, where he
lived until recently.
Mrs. N. w. Keith, who has been
Waiting bor eiutor Mrc uiJlio ~, r,