East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-29

afternoon attended the annual silver
tea OF the Presbyterian missionary So
ciety which was given at the hand
some home of Mrs Sam X. Thomp-
son on the north hill, and the affair
was a success in every particular.
The hostesses were Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. Fred Earl. Mrs. Frank Hayes
and Miss Katherine Campbell Mrs.
Thomas Thompson and Mrs. Hageman
poured in the dining room. A mus-
cal program entertained the guests
Mrs. Carl Power contributing vocal
numbers and Mrs. Frank T.. Boyden
and Miss Herboth.
One OF the delightful Halloween
parties OF the younger people was
that last evening given at the home
OF = Mr.. and Mrs Marion Jack on
Jackson street as a surprise for Miss
Jeanette Jack. A large number OF
young people were present and en-.
joyed games until a late hour. when
refreshments were served in a dining
room that was a typical Halloween re-
treat. Those at the party were the
following: Misses Lois Curl, Kath-
leen McFaul, Fay Duff, Alta Mentzer,
Merle Best Pansy Bybee, Estelle
Smith. Merle Parlett. Meta Nell and
jeanette Jack and Messrs. Clarence
Tubbs, Frank Stubbs, Dewey Benson.
Floyd Hall Russell Holder Russell
Parlett, Irwin Mann. Martin Elder,
Cecil Curl and Charles Russell.
Celebrating the advent Of the shor;
vacation occasloned by the annual
teachers institute, a number OF popu-
lar young high school students drove
out to the De Spain ranch last even
ing in autos. taking their lunch and
remaining until late in the evening.
Six automobiles conveyed them in ana
out and a merry time was had. Mrs.
Frederick f. Judd. Mrs. Thomas
Thompson and Mrs Newton Burgess
acted as chaperones for the young
people
Mrs. Henry w. Collins and Mrs.
Lawrence G. Frazier will entertain st
a dinner party at the Pendleton to-
morrow evening prior to the dancing
party which will be given in the Ea'
le-Woodman hall.
The members OF the Moose lodge
and their ladies enjoyed an evening at
dance last night following the regular
meeting of the order.
The members OF the local EllssI
lodge will sit down this evening to a
"venlson feed" three OF the members
Wesley Matlock, John Vaughan and
Walter Mccormack. having brought
in two large deer the other day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fairbanks ana
baby will leave soon for New York or
a visit and there is a probability that
they will remain in the east, The In
formal tea being given for Mrs. Fair
banks this afternoon by her sister.
Mrs. Gilbert W. Phelps, is, thus, In
the nature of farewell party.
Mrs. Frank Coykendall, who has
been visiting here for several days,
left today for her home In Portland.
She visited in La Grande before COM
ing to Pendleton.
Mrs. Frank Neagle entertained the
members OF the Busy Bee Club Tues
day afternoon at her Jackson street
home. the hours being very pleasant
" spent with guessing contests In
which Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs Rogers
won the prizes
Yesterday afternoon a pleasing and
interesting program was given IN
commemoration of Halloween, at
the washington school, by the girls
of the eighth grade. The room was
artistically decorated with penants'
flowers, drawings and paintings. Es
pecially remarkable were the board
drawings and watercolors, consisting
NJ pictures OF "Old Mother Goose"
in silhouette and of pumpkins and
autumn scenes in the country on
the blackboards were similar pictures
OF cats. pumpkins, shelves OF whea'
and OF witches
Eighteen girls OF the eighth grade
took part in the program which be-
gan with a Halloween story by MISS
Alice Finnell. The song, Browne,
was the next number, sung by the 1T
tie tots Of the second grade They
were followed by the song, "Manda-
w." sung by eleven eighth grade girls'
garbed in white sheets, and each car
rying carved and followed pumpkins
with candles inside. A duet ioiloweu
bv Misses Veva Cook and Elva Kup-
ers. which was so well performed that
the entertainers were forced to ap-
near a second time, this time singing
n parody on "Blue Bell" A secohu
recitation by Mamie Hartnett was
followed by the song. "Gee But I'm
Scared" by sextette OF eighth graue
girls The last recitation at Hal-
lowe'en Time" by Miss Hazel Cooh'
was followed by the song, ION MOON
light Bay" by a chorus OF eightn
grade girls. The singers were torceu
to repeat the chorus.
A ghost dance was to be given but
because OF the lack of time 1t was
omitted.
Refreshments were served TO the
visitors by the girls, and all were
highly pleased with the entertain
ment.
Complimenting Mrs Haldane DICK