East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-28

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Friday Bridge club members me.
yesterday at the home OF Mrs, viii
AcCormmach TO perfect plans for the
resumption OF meetings during the
coming year. A pretty arrangement
Of Halloween decorations was used
about the rooms where the tables
we're arranged for play. Mrs. J, B.
Perry captured the honors for highest
score.
Mlss Margaret Phelps will enter
taina group Of girl friends this even
ing at "slumber party at her home
on Washington street The guests
will include Miss Jennie Murphy, Miss
Thelma Thompson, Miss Madeline
Burgess, Miss Vera Temple, Miss
Daphne Swearingen, Miss Grace
HOch. Miss Helen Thompson and Miss
Olga La Fontaine,
Halloween emblems combined with
yellow chrysanthemums made an at
tractive decoration for the dinner at
which Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Robinson
presided last evening with the Round
Up directors as the guests of honor.
Covers we're laid for Roy Bishop,
Henry Collins, 7. d. Taylor. Roy Rit-
ner, George Baer, E. p. Marshall, S
r. Thompson, Dean Tatom. Fred
Earl, c. H. Marsh, l. ] Frazier and
the host.
The annual "Chndren's FESTIVAL" of
the Yeoman Lodge which is held all
over the United States during the
month OF october, provided the motif
for a splendid meeting Of the local
Yeomanry which was held in Moose
hall last evening. The feature of the
occasion was the entertainment con-
test for children under II for which
the grand lodge offers four prizes.
An address of welcome by DR.. l. U.
Temple opened the program and it
was followed by piano solo by Ger
trude Mcconnell, a vocal solo by
Mrs. Maye Hagar. a piano solo by
Jack Boynton, a cornet solo by Edwin
Sharp, piano solo by Gladys Boyn-
ton. Elmer Pozegar with a recitation
entitled when Father rode the Yeo-
man goat" Eva Hutton whose selec-
ton was PA Has So Many Names"
Avis Wolfe, who gave my Pa Is the
Best Menagerie," Eugene Gray, who
contributed Second Table" and La
velle Grey who recited ''The Dolly's
Wedding. The final number and one
of the very prettiest features of the
evening was the Halloween drill by
seven little girls in costume under the
direction Of Mrs J. E. Sharp. The
contributions of the young perform
ers were so uniformly excellent that
ii was very difficult for the judges to
make the selections, but Edwin Sharp,
Avis Wolfe, Jack Boynton and Lavelle
Gray were finally chosen as winners
The judges were Mrs. z. E. Geise,
Mrs Maye Hagar and Harvey Elder.
A banquet specially arranged to please
the children and dancing concluded
the delightful affair.
Mrs. G. NJ. Trayler of III Lee street
was the hostess last evening at lin
en- shower given in honor of her niece,
Miss Lois Arnold, popular bride-elect,
whose wedding will be an event of the
near future. The affair came as a
complete surprise to Miss Arnold.
The evening was pleasantly spent
with music. selections being given by
the Misses Johnson, Clevenger and
Farley. after which a delightful lunch
was served The bride-elect was the
recipient OF many beautiful and use
full gifts. The guest list included the
Misses Lois Arnold guest of homer;
Selby johnson. Nola Chlldreth. Ruth
Edwards, Marie MikeseIl, Arlouine
Clevenger. Thelma Childreth. Sybil
Farley. Minnie Jones and Eva Ed
wards; Mesdames Trayler, Wells Pen
dergast. Jones, Temple. CHILDBIRTH.
McCulley and Clevenger
wildwood Camp No. 1898, enter
tanned very delightfully."- on Thursday
afternoon with a banquet at Hotel
PendIeton in honor OF Mrs. Myra B.
Enright, supreme oracle, and Mrs.
Gertrude F. Simmons state deputy
The tables were beautifully decorat-
I'D. the place cards being hand paint
ed with the floor cloth designs. Royal
Neighbor pennants were nodded In
the ice cream. At the close of the
banquet a number Of speeches were
made Mrs George Hamblen making
the address OF welcome and Mrs
Robbins giving a toast 10 the visitors
Mrs Walter Jones gave a very clev-
er talk and presented a handsome
writing case for travelling to each OF
the honor guests and Mrs. Hamblen.
who has done much efficient work for
the order, Mrs. Hamblen's gift came