East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-27

The lawn Of the Vincent home made
a lovely setting for the pretty little
al frlsco tea for which Mrs F. W
Vincent and Miss Eleanor Vincent
were hostesses yesterday, honorins
Miss Louise Gray of Portland. Com
Portable chairs and settees were ar
ranged in cosy hooks about the We
randa and garden and made chatting
an added pleasure, The tea table was
also stationed on the porch and was
presided over by Miss Gray. The
guest list included Mrs, Charles
Neishan. Mss Edna Thompson. Miss
Zella Thompson. Miss Lou Sc Gray
Miss Edna Zimmerman, Mrs, George
Hartman. Jr Mrs. james Johns, Jr"
Miss Jennie Perry, Miss Olive Gwinn'
Miss Mildred Berkeley Miss Lola
Rogers. Miss Belle TAFT Mrs, +. w.
McComas. Mrs. f. Z Judd, Mrs. w.
H. Thompson. Mrs. Charles Hamil-
ton. Mr.. J. F. Robinson, Mrs, F. f.
Bovden. Mrs T. {. Warner, Mrs. Jes-
sic schultz, Mrs c. A Murphy Mrs
Frank Frazier, Mrs. \. l.. Schaeter,
Mrs. 1. l. Rogers. Mrs. John Adams
and Mrs. John Vert
Mr. and Mrs. George La Fontalne
Mrs. Gus La Fontaine olga La Fo9,
taine, Janette La Fontaine and SylVie
Knight left this morning in the Ia
Fontaine car for Portland and Seaside
where they will soJourn during Inc
hot period
Hillside Home" the attractive ne"
country place of Mr.. and Mrs, FRANK
Frazier which is fast gaining repu'
Itation as the scene of most dellghIuI
hospitality. was opened again las'
evening to a group OF congenla
friends who were entertained by Mt
and Mrs. Frazier in honor Of Mrs 1
lC Warner of Portland, house gues'
of Mrs. William schultz. Dancins
provided the principal diversion, eX
cenent and unusual music being fur
nished bv a Hawaiian musician. INT
merrymaking was enjoyed until
late hour The guests included Judg'
5 and Mrs. G. W. Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs
| w. [. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Fret
, Judd. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Brock
=, Leon Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. ], F. Robin
son DR.. and Mrs. F. w. Vincent, MI
= and Mrs. ]. v Tallman, Mrs. Charlie
Hamilton. Miss Edith Banty of Den
, yer and Miss Belle TAFT Of Portland
The year books Of the Thursda
S Afternoon club have just come fror
: the printers and are being disu9Du'
!. ed among the club members. Tn
course Of study for the coming sea
) son is a particularly interesting an
timely one. the general subject 0ein
: japan and the Orient, and many il
+ structive afternoons are anticipate
/ rext winter.
/ ALI sando Of Helix, was in tow
L yesterday.
Al Frank Sloan, prominent Echo ma
:" is in town today.
: Charles Hatsell Of Rieth, spent la
- night in the city.
A. Arthur Clarke of Corvallis, pass'
st last night in the city.
n Mrs. f. j. Drake was Hermist'
le visitor in the city yesterday.
Id c. L. Forbes was here from !
is Grande over night yesterday.
u A. c. Harms Of Portland, was
D. town Yesterday on business.
:. Mrs. {. E. Roosevelt left for sp
= kane on Tuesday of this week.
er Mr. and Mrs. J. q, Churchill
f. Walla Walla, were in town today
Mt Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hadley were
lis of town guests in the city yesteru'
f. L. Hoppel, district freight a
n passenger agent OF the Mp Is IN
m city.
~ Dr. H. W. Steelhammer, VINO Il
. been visiting his brother, Louis ste
Sc bamer here a few days, returned
IN his home in Portland today