East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-19


hostess yesterday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock at charming and beautifully
appointed luncheon at the Hotel
Pendleton. Centering the table was
a lovely bouquet Of delicate pink car
nations, a gift to the hostess from c.
NJ. Bishop The guests included the
intimate friends OF Mrs. Munra and
much enjoyment was gained from the
mutual "reminiscences, During the
course OF the luncheon a huge cluster
OF Ophelia roses was presented Mrs.
Munra from her guests. Those who
were in attendance included Mrs,
Laura d, Nash, Mrs. II. f, Bickers
Mrs. B. 5. Burroughs, Mrs W. NJ.
Blakely, Mrs, A. l. Hayes Mrs. Jes-
sic Failing. Mrs Lee MoOrhouse. Mrs.
]. F. Robinson, Mrs. r. Alexander,
Miss Margaret Windell. Mrs. Mary
La Dow. Mrs. Matte La Dow, Mrs
N. f Despair and Mrs. Mary DISCS
way
The second of the two afternoons of
bridge for which Mrs John Vaughan,
Mrs. H. H. Hattery, Mrs, Wesley N
Matlock and Mrs w. J. Clarke were
hostesses was thoroughly enjoyed yes
terday by the large number Of guests
who thronged the rooms of the at
trActive Clark home. Twelve tables
were again arranged for play, the
pretty favors falling to Mrs. w. L.
Thompson, who had highest score,
and Mrs !. U, Temple. who received
the consolation. A number of addi-
tional guests came in at the tea hour
when the hostesses were assisted in
serving by Miss Thelma Thompson.
Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Gertrude
Mcconnell and Miss Lula Matlock.
Mrs J. Cannane Of Milton, an ac-
complished reader, is here attending
the w. C. T. U. meeting. At the aft
ernoon session yesterday she gave a
very enjoyable reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Kirtley are in
Chehalis today attending the funeral
OF Mrs. Kirtley's mother, who died at
Ashland while en- route TO California
for her health. The body was shipped
back to the home in Chehalis for bu-
rial. The deceased was Mrs. Francis
Donahue.-La Grande Observer.
One of the most enjoyable affairs
Of the season was the "weiner roast
and hike given last evening by the
members of "Our Hiking Club" to a
number of their friends. Around 4
big bon fire above Riverside, the hik-
srs made merry while "weiners" were
roasted and coffee made. The young
ladies' Of the club who were response
BILE for the delightful evening were
the Misses Esther and Susan Mar
Klaus, Nellie Sloan, Della Ferguson,
Ida Wells. Mary Ards Call!son, Veva
Cook, Alice F1nell. Mildred Houser,
Blanch Shredder, Fern Perrin, Leona
Bowman, Anna Guerrant. Esther EN-
bysk, Jaunita Blankenship and Helen
MeanA Mrs. Tucker and Miss Bailey
Of the faculty acted as chaperones.
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Three OF the advanced class IN
high school cookery served lunch
con today at the practice house in
honor Of Professor Ressler Of the
oregon Agricultural College. The fol
lowing girls were in charge: Misses
Velma Smith, Helen Thompson and
Gladys Bedwell. The luncheon is noi
10 cost over twenty-five cents plate
The girls bought the food and were
gwen one hour and twenty minutes tc
prepare 1t for ten guests.
Deviating from the usual afternoon
meeting. the Jolly Neghbors were
entertained this morning al theiI
first session since the summer vaca'
tion by Mrs. W. C. z. Pruitt. The
guests enjoyed several games Of 500
and were then served dainty lunch
con. Mrs. A. ]. McAllister was the
successful contestant for high honors
The Current Literature Club will
meet with Mrs l. u. Temple and Mrs
r. f. Ringo on Friday afternoon al
two o'clock, in the Library club room
EIEuAy " NlANiAl VI A@AAAH Aa1~' 49,
transacting some business here today
A Holeman OF Eugene Is registered
at the ST. George.
Alfred E. Franz was here from
Athena last evening.
John Spain, popular county buck
aroo. is in the city today.
Charles p. Mitchell Of walla walls
u guest Of the Pendleton.
Mrs. w. w. Roeder Of Freewatel
was a Pendleton visitor yesterday.
W. S. Ferguson. Prominent Athen;
resident was an overnight visitor II
the city.
Lou Hodgen of Umapine, independ
ent candidate FOR representative, is Il
the city.
e. d. Ressler, prominent educate
nov connected with o. A. G, is a Pen
dleton visitor.
W. II. Coghili Of Freewater,
among the visitors from the east en-
~ the county.
c. r. Mcconnell and family hav
moved from the Weston country I
their new home north OF Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Privett arrive
home yesterday from Alaska wher
they had been for several weeks.
II. ]. McRen OF the C. l. Boss aut
company OF Portland, is here In tn
interest OF the super-Six Hudson cal