East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-13
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one Of the very pleasantest OF the
club ANIMALS In the history OF the
Current Literature Club was that OF
yesterday afternoon. with the excep-
tion OF Mrs. Roy Raley and Mrs Nes-
mith Ankeny who are out of the city,
ever member was present for the
yearly affair which began at the Ho-
tel Pendleton ani ended at the home
OF Mrs. John +. Robinson on Jackson
street
At ono o'clock .he members assem-
bled az the apartment OF Mrs II.
Alex nfer in the Hotel Pendleton and
half hour later took their places
around a long table in the hotel din
ing room. The table was centered
with huge pink azalea and little vi
olet flowered baskets marked the
places. The luncheon was delight
ful one. About the table were the
following members: Mesdames James
Johns. sr.. Charles F. Colesworthy @
NJ. Rice, Norborne Berkeley. George
Clark, Mary Dissosway. Edwin B.
Aldrich, Arle C. Hampton. Harry +
Bickcrs. James a Fee, c. S. Jerard,
James .Jhns. Jr, Mary la Dow, Carl
Power, Charles Rohney. r. Alexander.
4. J. McAllister. r. Z. Rlngo. John
r.. Robinson. E. ]. Sommervllle, !. o.
Temple. E. T. Wade and Mrs. Chas
Bond.
After the luncheon adjournment
was taken to the Robinson home
where bridge was enjoyed during the
remainder OF the afternoon. Mrs.
Henry Dixon Jones and Mrs. Frank
Frazier iolned the club ladies in the
play. Honors wee won by Mrs. E. r.
Wade and Mrs. c. s. Jerard and the
guest prize was won by Mrs. Frazier
MIS-. Earl GlllaLders entertained in.
'ormally at cards on Thursday even.
ing.
DR.. F. w. Vincent was the innocent
hut very pleased victim OF a surprise
smoker a; his hJme on Water street
last evening. his birthday being TIE
occasion and his wife and daughter,
Miss Eleanor ViEcent. being the sue
cessful planners OF the affair. Al
dozen OF his gentlemen friends came
in upon him at o'clock unannounc-
ed ard spent a very enjoyable even
ing which was concluded by a sup.
per. The guests were Messrs. sam r.
THOMPSON, f. J. Murphy, Tom
Thompson, w. ]. Clarke, W. l..
Thompson, A. j. McAlllster, F. E..
Judd. E. w. McComas. Charles II
Garter, J. f. Robinson. Dr. f. E.
Royden and DR.. W. d. McNary.
Walden Byers entertained about
;wenty OF his young friends last ev-
enine at his home. 1901 East Court
street, with a very enjoyable valen.
tine party. The young people were
entertained by Mrs. Gus Byers, Miss
Minnie Crow and Miss Built.
Local school men and their wives
we're last evening given the most sat !
.SfaciOry evidence Of the efficiency OF I
the domestic science course in the
high school, the young ladies in the 1
course, under the supervision Of their
instructor, Miss Slico Butler. prepar- |
ing and serving to them five course .
dinner that was a very delightful
one. Those at the table included w. |
+. Brock, Judge u. w. Phelps, ]. vi
and E. L. smith. members OF |
The school board. Mrs. Brock. Mrs.
Phelps and Mrs. Tallman, Superin.
tendent and Mrs. J. S. Landers and /
Principal and Mrs A. c. Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Stelwer and /
little daughter are visiting with
friends end relatives in Portland and |
salem. Mrs. william Roesch accom-
panied them on their trip to Port.
and
Mrs. A. ]. McAllister left today for
"a Grdnde TO be the guest OF Mrs
F. E Livengood.
MrS. Elmer Brewer has returned
rom a visit with relatives at North
A delightful Valentine party was
,iven Griday afternoon at the home OF
drs. VIM. Burkhart on Marie street
frs Burkhart being assisted by her
liece. Miss Herboth. Games were
'laye4 in keeping with st. Valentine
nd Lincoln's birthcay. Mrs. Hatch
ave a few delightful songs in her
voice and Miss Herboth
'layed some instrumental pieces. De.
lciouR refreshments were served lat.
r.