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

Il A decided success In every feature
was the card party given yesterday
afternoon In the Eagle Woodman
hall by the ladies OF the Civic Club
for the benefit OF the depot park
fund. There was large attendance
Of ladies' during the fore part OF the
afternoon TO enjoy bridge and five
hundred and later quite a number oil
men dropped in for the musical pro-
gram and refreshments In all the
ladies cleared SIS for the fund.
In the bridge play first honors were
/ won by Mrs ]. Newton Burgess and
other prizes by Mrs. VIII Moore and
Mrs. Frank Frazier. Mrs. VIII
Humphrey won the high score tro'
ply at five hundred. Perhaps fif-
teen or sixteen tables played at the
two games.
The musical program, which began
at 4:30, consisted Of two very pleas
ing vocal numbers by Miss May Paul
sen. an instrumental selection by Miss
Herboth, charming new addition to
Pendleton's musical world, and a vo-
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ful voice.
Pouring at the refreshment tables
We're Mrs. T. F. o'Brien, Mrs. Till
man d. Taylor, Mrs Frederick L.
Judd and Mrs Thomas Thompson
Assisting them were Mrs Otho f.
Smith. Miss Pauline Rice. Miss Mar !
garet Colesworthy and Miss Lillian
Boylen.
The private dancing party prom
ises to play a notable part in the
winter social life this year just as II
did last year. Already number are
being planned for the near future,
the first Of which will be given by
number of the young ladies of the
high school set next Saturday even
ing. The hostesses will be the Misses
Helen Raymond, Muriel Peringer'
Thelma Thompson. Daphne Swearin-
gen and Katherine Thompson. An
other has been tentatively set for
October thirtieth by a number OF
young society matrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Koontz,
pioneer Athena residents, will move
to Portland to make their future
home
IN the presence of only a few inu'
mate friends and relatives, Miss Nell
lie May Potter and NJ 3 II. Foe
shaw Of Pendleton, were unitel IN
marriage by Rev. G. W. Healy Of the
Presbyterian church at the home OF
the brides aunt and uncle, Prof. and 1
Mrs. j. W. Smith, in South Milton.
at 8 o'clock last evening. says the {
Milton Eagle. The ceremony. al
though simple, was pretty and i'm {
pressive. the bride and groom taking
their places in the tastefully decor
ated parlor, to the strains of the
wedding march played by Bruce
Healy. Following the wedding the
guests assembled around a bountiful
table, where a repast commensurate
with the occasion was served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Will
liams and daughters, Lelah and AL
berta, Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Healy
Mrs. Emma Moore, Miss Agnes Con-
nell, the Misses Gladys and Eva
Duthei, Bruce Healey, the host and
hostess and the bride and BRIDE
groom.
Mr.. Forshaw is the well known
florist of Pendleton, and a former
newspaper man.
Mrs. G. NJ. Rice arrived home this
morning from Portland where she
spent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Robinson and =
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cohen are contem- ,
plating an auto trip to Lake Chelan
in Washington next week.
Mrs. c. NJ. Eager, who was here for {
the BondBurchill nuptials. left this '
morning for her home in Dayton ac- I
companied by her parents, Mr.. and q
Mrs. ]. s. Burchll of Detroit, who !
have been here several weeks at the S
home of their daughter, Mrs. Carl
Power.
\ most pleasant and enjoyable af- ,
fair was the initial dance last evening ,
of the winter series of the u and !
Club, recently organized by a number :
of young men. The party was held ,
in the Moose Hall and was attended
by large number of couples who, in ,
spired by unusually good music :
danced old and new dances until the ,
midnight hour. The u and | dances ,
will be given every other Friday and =
the success Of the first OF the series ,
insures popular patronage.
Mrs. James A. Fee went over to
Walla Walla last evening to visit her
sister, Mrs, ]. NJ. P. Snyder of sos q,
Catherine street. Mrs. Snyder is CIV y,
ing d reception this afternoon for ,
Mrs. Fee.
UT-OF-TOWN SOCIETY. :
The Saturday Afternoon Club held
It's first meeting of the year october
3 at the home of Mrs. Minnie Walk
er
The members responded to a roll
call with brief reports as TO how each
had spent her vacation. The presi-
dents greeting was then given, and {
inspired a desire on the part of ev- {
cry member to make this year a I