East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-10-17

Mrs. Charles A. Cole was hostess
yesterday afternoon 10 the Luncheon
Bridge Club in its opening meetint
OF the season The distinctive feature
OF the meetings OF this coterie OF la
dies is the serving OF luncheon prioI
to the afternoon play. The members
| OF the club in attendance yesterday
included Mesdames Ida Fowler
George Peringer. Thomas +. O'Brien
Joseph V. Tallman, Horace Mann
Charles A. Vurpillat. Tillman d. Tay-
lor. John Vaughan, y. Doss Swear
ingen and Cole other guests were
Mrs. W. c. Z. Pruitt ana Mrs. Joseph
snyder.
The Current Literature club had
most delightful and interesting
meeting at the home OF Mrs r. Alex
ander on Ill Jackson street yester-
day afternoon The program was as
! follows:
Talk-"Map study OF the War
Zone" progress OF the war, Mrs. A.
c. Hampton.
Paper-"The Austro-Seryian War
! Origin. General Effect Effect on
, Americas" Mrs. E. T Wade.
Music-National Hymn Of the Ma
tons" Mrs. Carl Power.
The World Peace Movement and
the War" Mrs. Mary DLssosway.
Nusic-Group Of old War Songs
Mrs. E. B. Aldrleh'
Reading from Kiplihg Mrs. c. F.
Colesworthy.
Discussion, led by Mrs. ]. A. Fee
strong Men Who Dominate the Eu-
ropean Crisis"
Francis Joseph" Mrs. George
Clarke.
"Czar Nicholas H." Mrs. C. 5. Je-
rard.
Lord Kitchener" Mrs. I. L. Tenn
pie
William H." Mrs Norborne Berk-
ley
The roll call was responded to by
current events.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank E. Boyden en-
tertained as dinner guests last even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Hartman
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r. Thompson
Mrs. G. NJ. Lesser clos Angeles), Miss
Louise Gray (Portland), Miss Cora
Roulstone (walla Wallal and DR..
Guy Boyden.
Miss Cora Roulstone Of Walla Wal
/ la is a house guest Of Mrs. sam r.
! Thompson for a few days.
The following account Of the we'd
/ ding OF Miss Ina T. Blomgren, a for
mer teacher in the local schools, Is
/ taken from the Weston Leader:
Mr.. John r. Barnes and Miss Ina
T. Blomgren were united in marriage
Thursday afternoon at the brides
home near Weston BY Rev y. D.
Wood They were attended by Mr.
E. L. Blomgren and Miss Doris
Barnes. The contracting parties are
/ popular young people Of Weostn anc
members Of prominent families. I'm
til recently the bride has been teach
! ing in the Penjleton schools. she
was given a shower Saturday evening
by Miss Eliza Morrison and Miss An
ita Kirkpatrick at Miss Morrison''
home. This enjoyable event was at
| tended by % guests, who came bring
ing many appropriate gifts from dam
J ty embroidered. linens to silverware
. and partook of a delicious collation.
Miss Louise Gray, who has beer
a guest Of her sister, Mrs. George
Hartman. Jr., for several weeks, lef
today for her home in Portland ac'
companied by her niece, little Miss
Aryilla Gray.
/ Miss Myrtle Ross entertained q
number of her friends last evening at
I her home, SOB Oak street, in compli'
ment to her guest, Miss Murrle Nolar
/ OF Caldwell, Idaho, formerly Of this
city. The evening was spent in mu'
sic. games and in dancing the --latest
P dances. The rooms were very prettilJ
( decorated in japanese effects. At II
o'clock a delightful luncheon wa
/ served and the party broke up jusl
/ at midnight.
] The guests included besides Miss
Nolan the Misses Daphne Stewart
T Pearlee Rankin, Marie Stewart, Rose
Ross. Hazel Matlock. Leila Cole, Lula
/ Matlock. Vivian Casey, Clara Nc
I Donald and Arlene McMonies, and
the Messrs. Lyn Livermore, Johr
Hamley, Leslie Gibbs, Gunnar Peter
son. Clark Varian, Otto Houser, l.
H McGarrigle. Ray Augustus, Arthur