East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-06-03


A. NJ. Mckinney Of Helix spent last
night in the city.
F. o. walman of fIoldman came in
today on business.
Mr., and Mrs J. W, Etter Of Pilot
Rock are leaving today for Missouri,
Attorney Will NJ. Peterson left this
afternoon to attend the picnic at Wes-
ton
Mrs Perkins entertained the mem
bers of the Spizerinktums on Thurs
day afternoon.
A. 7. Warner, weil known travelling
man from Spokane, is registered at the
Golden Rule.
Mrs. William Hord and daughter
Frances leave tomorrow for Portland
to spend the summer.
/ Miss Lola Rogers drove a party of
young folks to the picnic at weston
yesterday in her car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Piper formerly
Of Helix are visiting here from their
home at ReXburg, Idaho.
win Moore, accompanied his moth.
er as far as salt Lake on her return
to her home in PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr.. and Mrs George Haslett wilt
leave tomorrow in their ear for Port
land 20 take in the Rose show
NIr ana Mrs Ed Murphy ana fam
/ ily expect to leave tomorrow for Port
land in their car to take in the Rose
festival.
Alr ana Mrs. J. F Robinson are
4 planning trip soon to Portland and
| California. including trip to Yo-
semitic park
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Graham, for
merly of Portland, have arrived here
to make their home Mr. Graham has
accepted a position with Bentley and
Montgomery,
/ Mrs. L. F, Lampkin entertained fiji
teen ladies of the Baptist church at
her home in High street yesterday aft
ernoon The ladies brought their
needle-work Music was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon,
| \. p. Myrick who was here for the
1 funeral of his brotner, has decided
TO remain here for time before re-
/ turning to his ranch in Idaho.
Charles ]. Schumann representa-
tive Of the Portland Mausoleum COM
pany. will leave tonight for Portland
to spend over Sunday He will be
back here the first Of the week.
Queen Muriel will be dressed as
rosebud during the festivities attend
/ ing the Portland Rose show, according
to a story this morning in the Port
/ land Journal In describing the
queens dress, the Journal says:
queen Muriel who will preside over
the Rose Festival next week, will be
a rose bud queen, A pink rose bud
and the embodiment OF youth and the
spirit of the rose are being woven into
the fluffy folds of her royal robes. a
crown of fresh flowers will be fashion
ed for her each day and her royal
scepter will be 4 huge armful of PORT
lands loyeliest rose buds.
She will arrive in the city the first
Of next week, being accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Sailing Of Pendleton
Her y attendant maids will be attir-
ed in flowerlike gowns which are also
f J I.3 ha nj
a rose fete.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth McRae left
today for Cornwall, Canada TO be
gene several months
: Great was the surprise and pleasure
Of the teachers at the school at Rieth
: yesterday. just at noon when the pat
rons of the school walked into the
school house with dinner all prepared,
= Long tables were soon ready and with
eating and merry conversation an hour
: and a half passed quickly away Then
. after listening to oral examinations in
the grades, in which the pupils show
ed a splendid understanding of the
work covered, the patrons and friends
: were entertained by a well rendered
program Of music and recitations.
H. w Copeland and Miss Rose
Hamilton were the teachers. This
term of school has been a very satis-
factory one, and patrons generally are
expressing themselves as well pleased.
Miss Phyllis Parkes, a bride-elect
of the coming week, was the motif for
charmingly appointed shower for
which Miss Quindaro Wilcox was hos
tess Thursday evening. Pink shaded
candles. clusters of pink hearts and
bells. with vines and pink carnations
formed the appropriate decorations,
while color scheme of pink was also
carried out in the refreshments. Five
Hundred was played during the even
ing Mrs Lew Wallace and Mrs. Ross
Winner winning honors for which pref
ty favors were given. The guest list
included Misses lotta Livermore.
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