East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-12-29

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tion, achieved a brilliant social sue
cess and 1t will long be remembered
by those who were fortunate enough
to be guests of the occasion.
In decorating the hall for their
party the young men departed from
the conventional plans by carrying
out an idea that converted the big
hall into spacious club rooms. Al the
west end of the hall q massive iml-
tation stone fireplace, in which blaz-
ed a gas log. had been installed and
the illusion was perfect On the
mantelpiece rested skull and other
articles associated with student life
and above the fireplace hung huge
replica OF the fraternity badge with
the Greek letters illuminated About
the walls were athletic paraphernalia
of all descriptions. one corner being
devoted to tennis, another TO base
ball another to golf, another to win
| ter sports and others to still other
branches of outdor life,
To help out in the decorations. ev-
ergreens. streamers OF blue and
white, the fraternity colors, and cleo
trical effects were employed and the
whole made scene which elicited
many compliments for the young
hosts.
The dancing was unusually enjoy
able. several pretty effects being pro
duced at different numbers. In
moonlight dances q searchlight played
dancers and electric lights blinked
through a hedge of evergreen in
front OF the stage. The music was
splendid and aided much in making
the party an unusually pleasant one
Punch was served to the guests
from an alcove under the balcony
and a coy smoking room made an
attractive retreat for the men between
dances.
Patronesses OF the event were the
mothers OF the active members OF the
chapter OF lambda Sigma. They were
Mesdames Frederick f. Judd. VIII
son f. Brock. Charles Greulich. Ida
Fowler. w. S. Bailey, ]. ]. Hamley'
r. Dickson. Elmer Snyder Thorn
as Boylen, E. ]. Murphy, James w.
Maloney. Charles F. Colesworthy ana
II. Struve.
Cards have been sent by DR.. and
Mrs. F. W. Vincent for an at home
Thursday evening January seventh
Cards will be the form of entertain
ment.
Local friends of Alexander X.
Goldman Of Seattle have received an
nouncements of his marriage to Miss
Minnie Finkelstein, daughter OF Mt
and Mrs. Max Finkelstein, which was
celebrated in Seattle on Christmas
day. Mr.. Goldman Is a representa-
tive Of the Great Western Smelling
and Refining Co. and visits Pendletoni
frequently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Kennedy of
Wapata. Wash, are visiting relatives
here.
A. ]. Douglas OF Pendleton and Miss
Reba oliver, daughter OF Arthur OIL
yer. prominent stockman OF Baker
county were quietly married on Christ
mas day in Baker by Justice OF the
Peace f. L. Hubbard The young
couple intend making their home In
Pendleton.
As a compliment to Mrs. Elmer
Storie OF Walla Walla, Mrs. George c.
Baer entertained a few friends infor-
mally at her home on Lewis street
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Elmer E. Baer and daughter
wilhelmina, spent Sunday in La
Grande as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank f. Livengood formerly of this
city.
Mrs. Lima H. Sturgls entertained the
members Of the Duplicate Whist Club |
Yesterday afternoon at her home on
the North hill.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Stype has as her
house guest Miss Elsie Gross of Wal
la Walla.
This evening in the oregon theater
the University of Oregon Glee Club
will give its annual concert and
large audience will greet the collegi
ans. Alumni of the institution and
many others who enjoy program OF
wholesome entertainment will turn
out to hear the songs and jokes of
the college boys
At Z O'Clock last evening in the !
Baptist parsonage Miss Bernice NJ.
Chelf, daughter of Mrs. Minnie e.
Chelf, became the bride Of Uhre II.
Dyer, a young man of Klamath coun-
ty, Rev. F.. r. Clevenger officiating.
Miss Edith Daubner, who Is now
a student at the Monmouth normal
school, is here spending the holidays
at her home on Madison street.
Miss Elsie McReynolds, who is
teaching school at Nye, is visiting
with friends in the city for several
days.
jail Order Is Reversed.
CHEHALIs, Ore, Dec. 20--The
Washington supreme court at Olym-