East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-02-10

Observation-Disclosures


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ARRANGEMENTS are now
for the Lincoln Day Banquet TO De
held In the lining room OF the Houei
pepdleton. on Monday n next
q-ha -que will assemble at the
hotai at $40 O'Clock Monday even
,ng The program will be in sub
stance As Follows: Mrs. Forshaw VIII
sing. and the following toasts VIII De
responded to: "Lincoln's Place IN
History by Harold Warner, Lincoln
an inspiration by Harry Chambers
.Tjncoln. the Patriot" by John W
Huff. sLAncoln's Impress Upon the
world by Rev. r. E. Gornall; LIN
coin the Commoner," by Wilhain M
Peterson.
There has been a much larger de-
mand for tickets than the a
of the hotel can handle. II there
were more room there are prooaolS
$50 poole who would be glad 10 oe
in attendance. The dining room
however, will accommodate only ABOUT
seventy-five.
The Lavender Tub gave a delight
I'm informal reception yesterday art
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. (. l.
straun. $40 Thompson street in non
or of Mrs. Pearl Howard OF Tan
nano, Alaska, who Is visiting Irlehus
in this city. Mrs. iva made the
trip out to Yosr with her I'VE doss'
Jack. Jewel, Bill, Caesar N Marc
Antony, and she told in an interesting
manner Of her trip, he life in Alaska
the long night, and the beautiful sum
mai with "a hours of sunshine each
day. some OF her most thrilling eX-
p-eriences were encountered in the
storms she met on her way out IN
crossing the snow plains. There was
one blizzard of three hours duration
that blew her team off the trail and
dragged them across a river on the
ice. She had to chain to a tre 20
get the sleds Strengthened up and her
dogs started again. As h neared
he end of her 500 mile journey she
met an auto. 1t being the first ma
chine her dogs had seen they became
excited and surrounded her to show
their protection. Mrs. Howard left
her team at Yost and came on the
boat to Seattle. She is going from
Pendleton to san Francisco, thence
to Honolulu and back to Alaska. Mrs.
Howard is a clever speaker and the
Lavender Club members were de-
lighted with her talk. During the
afternoon light refreshments were
served by the hostess. .
Among the round of entertaining
honoring Mrs J. r Dickson, was the
informal dinner for which
Mrs. c E. Roosevelt was hostess last
evening at her home on Jackson
street. A&AaA
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Jackson Of Port
land who arrived yesterday morning
are domiciled at the Hotel Pendle-
ton large number of affairs are
being planned in their honOE among
them being the dinner at which Mr.
Mrs. James b. WEIGH win preride
this evening. the dinner for which
Mr.. and Ms. f.. f Judd win be hosts
evening, a dinner on Mon
with DR.. and MIS-. F W. vincent
as hosts and an evening at hillside
Home" the Frank Frazier ountr
place Monday. on Tuesday after
noon Mrs. N. Berkeley will honor
Mrs. jackson and Mrs. J. r Dickson
With an Informal sewing party.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. J.. r.
Dickson was again the inspiration for
/ much enjoyed bridge luncheon when
Mrs. F. E. Boyden entertained in her
honor at the Practice House on South
street. A Valentine motif was
in the appointments OF the
flair, the center attraction OF n
able being a cluster OF feathery ferns
with a graceful bow of red tulle.
place cards and red shaded
conApleted the arrangements
Following the luncheon the guests
adjourned to the home Of Mrs. Boy
len for several rubbers Of bridge Mrs
Fred Earl captured the pretty mig
core trophy. A dainty guest prize
vas given Mrs. Dickson The inv1-
list included beside the hon
,ree. Mrs. Clarke Nelson. Mrs. Fred
Earl. MIS- Henry Dixon Jones. MIS-
Moorhouse. Mrs Frank Hayes
Mrs. Richard Mayberry. Mrs. Benja-
min Burroughs. Mrs. Henry w. Col
ms. Mrs. w~estbrooke Dickson. Miss
Zimmerman.
Mrs Leona Rust Of this city IL Wis
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