East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-19
SOCIAL NEWS SHOULD BE PHoNED BY 10 A. M EACH DAY


Tomorrow win usher in the busiest
week of the year for Pendleton, the
week OF her Roundup festivities. The
city plays hostess to thousands OF
visitors on the occasion of her great
frontier entertainment and unusual
j demands are made upon the hospi-
tality of her citizens. Hardly a
home in the city but entertians house
! guests for the Roundup and those
families who have not personal guests
throw open their homes TO others Wis
itors. Just now every woman in Pen
dleton Is very busily engaged in
preparations for the festal week.
Members of the city and county Ii
hrary board last evening entertained
in the library rooms at the city hall
for the teachers, old ana new, of the
Pendleton schools. the affair being
reception for them. 1t was a delight
full event, affording the public an OPP
portunity to meet the instructors and
themselves in social way. 1t also
served to introduce the new teachers
to the library.
Memers of the library board. Mrs
Lima Sturgis, Mrs. Edwin P. Marshall,
Mrs. Norborne Berkeley, Mrs. ]. S.
Landers. Mrs John Vert, Mrs. ]. F.
Robinson and C. p. Strain were in
the receiving line and they were as
sisted during the evening by the Ii
brarian, Miss Sabra L. Mason and the
assistant Librarians. Miss Sidney SOM
merville and Miss Lois Criswell. Dur
ing the evening music from the beau
tiful records of an Edison phono-
graph entertained the guests. Punch
was served with members of the
board presiding.
So successful was the affair that
the board members are planning to
hold similar receptions for the pub
lie during the year, their idea being
to make the library social as well
as an intellectual center of the city.
The following are the teachers of
the Penjleton schools, all but two OF
whom were present last evening:
A. C. Hampton, U. R. Livingston,
L. p. Gambee. Mabel Gregory. Caro-
line Bonney, Emma L. Linse, Mary
V. Grigsby, Mrs, Clara B. smith. Alice
Butler, r. C. Chloupek, Clarence
! Tubbs. Sara A. Ruggles. Lent Gilman,
Elsie NJ. Thayer. Gwendoline Carpen-
ter. Cora NJ Rotto, Nellie Annibal.
Mrs. C. F. Williams, H. f. Bamber,
Init rfrl afrfn I n'Cnnnan
tier Neil, Mrs. Paralee HALEY, Irene
| Hilhollen, Maude Maxwell, Cora
/ Hamilton, Hazel \. Ellsworth, Rose
I McCully. Louise Deute, Florence Lus-
ted. Irmalee Campbell. Vivian Broth
erton, Neva Lane. Adele C. Posten.
One of the most successful social
occasions in the history of the church
was the Good Times College" social
given last evening by the Epworth
League of the Methodist church in
the basement of the church building.
Fully one hundred young people were
present to enjoy the occasion. The
program took the form of the open
ing of college. Geary Kimbrell inn
students matriculatfng. Followed
the selection of courses and the COM
mencement of class work after which
an assembly was held. This afford
ed opportunity for introducing musl-
cal numbers and recita1ions that were
very much enjoyed Refreshments
were served late in the evening and
games played.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Mann on Blaine street was the scene
Of very happy social event on
| Thusday evening when a group oi
| young people gathered there. The
hosts were Irwin Mann, Morton Ell.
| der. Cecil Curl, Leland Mentzer
| Charles Russell, Russell Holder, Or.
son Straughan and Lloyd Pierce Us
| Grande) and their guests were thu
Misses Fay Duff, Eileen Bowling
Princess Smith, Kathleen McFaul
i Alta Mentzer. Myrell Parlett. Heller
Raymond and Lois Curl After a yer!
enjoyable evening. typical younl
mems feed was served.
II News has been received here by 10
II cal friends of the marriage of Ro
II William Sparks and Miss May Spec
Il which was celebrated in Los Angelo
| on the ninth OF the month. The brid
i was formerly teacher in the school
on Birch creek but for the past thre
| years has been in Los Angeles. He
husband is prosperous young farme
of Birch creek. They will be at hom
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