East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-03

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Miss Ruth Bybee entertained a
number OF her young friends at her
home on Bush street last evening.
Games were played until late hour
when light refreshments were served,
/ Pansy Bybee and jeanette Jack as
sisting The guest list included Al
berta McMonies, Marjorie McMonies'
Daphne Daubner. IVA Beeman, Ma
bel Beeman. Alma Kirkly, Frances
Rogers. Merle Jack, Emma Gordon.
Helen Ia Fountaine, Edwin Kirkly.
/ Lloyd McRae. otto Bronson. Kenneth
Cooper Glenn Despair. Buford By
/ bee, Gilbert struve and Clayton Rog'
ers.
On Thursday evening surprise
party was given Miss Myrell Parlett
at her home on Madison street and
la very enjoyable evening was spent
az games. A feature of the evening
was the vocal solo by Miss Lois Curl
with Miss Parlett accompanying. At
| 10 o'clock supper was served In the
! dining room which was beautifully
decorated in autumn leaves. Red
candles cast a glow over the table at
each end of which ribboned candy Of
various colors was piled high. The
supper was served in four courses.
4 The guests at the party were the
Misses Lois curl Eileen Bowling. Fay
Duff Alta Mentzer. Myrell Parlett.
/ Kathleen McFaul and Meta Nell and
| the Messrs Leland Mentzer, Irwin
Mann, Russell Holder Deylone Wat
ers. Cecil Curl, Charlie Russell and
Russell Parlett The guests present
ed Miss Parlett with a beautiful pend
ant and a Roundup souvenir spoon.
An open-air band concert by the
Roundup band was announced this
morning for tomorrow afternoon on
! the Court house lawn.
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Signaling the beginning of the win
ter season OF social activity is the or
ganzation of the "U and l Club
which will give a series Of dancing
parties at intervals of two weeks dur
ing the winter. Invitations are now
being sent out and they are accom-
panied by a "salutatory" which an
nounces that a number Of young men
have banded themselves together to
supply a want much felt in the city.
namely more of the good. old-time
dancing parties, lively yet refined,
which contribute toward making the
winter evenings more enjoyable. old
dances as well as new will be danced
and those not acquainted with the
new steps will be given lessons. The
first dance will be given next Friday
evening in the Moose Hall and every
other Friday evening will see a SINH
lar event.
For the pleasure OF a number OF
out-of-town ladies who are guests in
the city, Mrs. Frank f. Boyden en-
tertained charmingly, though inform
ally, at her beautiful Lewis street
home yesterday afternoon. The hon
oi guests included Mrs. Oaks OF Vale
and Miss Hazel Reed of Portland, !
guests of Mrs. Wilson ID. McNary, !
Mrs. f. r. Swinburne and Miss Faye
Bartholomew of Portland. guests of
Mrs sam r. Thompson, Mrs Robert
Townsend of Portland, a guest OF
Mrs Willard Bond, and Miss Louise
Gray of Portland, guest of Mrs. |
George Hartman, Jr.
Miss Margaret Lowell. who is at |
tending Pacific University, arrived |
home this morning to attend her
mother. Mrs stephen A. Lowell, who |
Is suffering from severe attack of
bronchitis she expects to be able to
return to her studies within a week, |
Mr. and Mrs. James Johns, Jr., have |
leased the James Cooper home on the !
south hill and will move into 1t in the
near future. Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Van |
Dusen, who have been occupying It,
have taken apartments in the Asso-
citation block.
Mrs Rena Adams entertained
small party of Pendleton friends last
evening with a dinner at the farm of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frazier. Miss
Louise Gray Of Portland was the hon
or guest.
Mrs. f. A. Mann Of Portland is a
guest Of Mrs Charles Greulch.
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Mrs. Walter b. Hinkle OF Echo
came up this morning ana Is spend
ing the day here.
The engineers OF the Coyote Cutoff
will give another one OF their pop
ular dancing parties at stanfleld this
evening.
The members Of the United Or
chestra OF this city returned this
from Hermiston where they
furnished music for pleasant dane
ing party last evening,