East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-11
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leland and family, Pilot Rock: Mrs A
Bond. Pilot Rock; Make Schannep,
Pilot Rock; Nelma Smith, Pendleton;
H. G.. Casteel, Pilot Rock: w. NJ.
Hartford, Portland; F. v. Horton,
Pendleton, John Darcy. PendIeton:
j. WesS Smith, Pendleton; ]. w. Nc
Cormach and family. Pendleton;
Clark Israel M family. Dayton, wn.:
}. w. Freeman, Pendleton: Harley
Hinderman, Pilot Rock: Walter Gill,
Pendleton; Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Peters,
Pendieton; Earnest Howell, lone; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. E. Shuterum, Pendleton;
] Merton Shuterum, Portland; Mr.. and
Mrs Trace Baker, John Day; and
Earl Sawyer, Pendleton.
Miss Bridget McDevitt left this
morning for Gurdane TO spend a week
at the home of her brother, Charles
Mc'Devitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Wickland arrived
bone Monday from a tour of Yellow
stone Park in their auto. hey re-
port a delightful time. They traveled
about 1909 miles.
Dr. Loretta Starba viii leave Thurs
DAY morning to make her home in
Pendleton. Her husband has the
night yard at Reith. They have sold
their home and an acre Of ground to
raul knautz.-La Grande Observer.
Mrs George KIM and children left
last night on the midnight train for
Cannon Beach, where they expect to
spend the remainder of the summer.
A delightfully."- appointed bridge
luncheon was the form of diversion
chosen by Mrs. Robert N. Stanfield
yesterday when she entertained in
compliment to Mrs. William H
Burghardt Jr.. Of Salem, houseguest
Of Mrs. Wilson d. McNary. Old
fashioned garden flowers in a gay ri
OF of colors decked the rooms and
in quaint vases centered the attrac-
tive tables. The affair deviated from
the conventional in that it was ar
ranged for the morning, the guests
arriving at 1915 o'clock and enjoy
ing several bbe of auction before
the luncheon hour. In the play. Mrs.
J. F. Robinson. captured high score
honors. two beautiful silk flags of
England and France which aroused
a storm of enthusiasm on their pre-
sentation. A similar gift was also
presented Mrs Burghardt. The
guests were sufficient in number to
make up six tables,
Alpha Assembly No. Q. United Ar
tisans. met last night in regular SEES
sion for the installation of officers, :
the following members being INSTALL :
ed with a pretty ceremony at Eagle
Woodman Hall: Frank Deebach, mas
ter artisan: Louise Lampkin. super :
~intendent; Lottie Long. Inspector:
Emma Bybee, Junior conductor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Duke, field command
ers. Following the installation the
members adjourned to the Delta
where dainty refreshments were
served. :
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fell, Mrs. w. :
f. Brock and Harlan Fell left this :
in the Fell car for a trip to Hep
pner. :
DR.. and Mrs. A f. Tamiesie. Miss :
Byzantine Moussu and Thomas H. Z
Williams Of Portland formed a motor :
that is enjoying a picnic in the :
mountains today. :
Miss Gladys l.. Brownfield of Pen :
1leton is the house guest of Mrs. r :
Lee. and from here she will visit :
several of the coast points-Portland &
:
Mrs. J.. NJ. p. Snyder. mother of E
Mrs. william Lowell. is expected here &
for a visit with her daugh- e
err. e
c. J. Fletcher of walla walla spent :
he night here. e
billiard French is in from his stock =
anch near Gurdane. =
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l. Stevens of sa- e
I'm are at h Pendleton. e
o. NJ. Mortenson, representing the s.
r. & $. is here today. =
J. r HiIdebrand Of Grass Valley "
registered at the PendIeton. :
Claude Brown Of Hood River IS l.
-eistered at the St. George.
John Marshall, postmaster Of Cas-
e Rock is a Pendleton visitor. E.
W. 5. Ferguson. Athena banker. is
ansacting business here today.
l.. r. Harris Of Pennington, Wash.
as at the Golden Rule last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh t. stanfieId are ed
p from the west end Of the county AT
W. BoIIons. division superintend- II'
~ Of the O.-W is over from La Ga
h'
81 H. Ii7ihP'"H % huntington j. be
the visitors from over the
ate 70,
Itea Last Of Tacoma. organizer for sig
~ BARRIERS Union. is making Pen hal
etOn a visit. to
L p. Campbell If Portland is here
connection with the beginning OF 80,
DIRK on the new m-ausoleum. nj
r. /. HOppcl. travelling freight snr
-ent for the Northern Pacific. is oys
aking one Of mig reRular Visits