East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-23
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= : on Loucust street in honor of the
birthdays OF her two daughters. Mrs
Park and Mrs. Purchase. whose ma
tai anniversaries fall on the 18th and
18th. Those present were Mrs. Tur-
geson, Miss Nellie Mcdonald, Mrs.
Mrs. Charles williams, Mrs. Charles
Serren Mrs. Thomas Serrell. Mrs.
Earl Kirkpatrick ana Mrs. Roy Kirk
patrick
Miss GLADYS r. Brownfield of Pen
dleton. who has been visiting Mrs A.
w. Lee in Portland left Saturday
morning for Seaside where she will
stay two or three weeks.
merry party of Picnickers at
Bingham Springs yesterday was com
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thin
and family. Mr anu Mrs Tex Arte-
burn and family. Mr. and Mrs Frank
Deebach and family, Mrs. Grandin
and Mr., Edmiston.
Mrs. r. E. Chloupek and sons.
John and Tom. are spending a week
at Hidaway.
n.
Burton Greulich and Roy Temple mo
tored 10 Lehman Springs yesterday
Mrs. Mary Boyden. Mrs ]. b. Nc
Cook and children. Miss ZelIa
Thompson and DR.. G. L. Boyden. re-
turned yesterday from a weeks out
. ing at Hidaway.
Mrs. F. NJ Harper has returned
from an interesting visit at wallowa
and other points in that section. Re-
turning with her is Mrs Ruth Jack
son who Will be her houseguest for
some time.
Mrs Ada Losh Rose and son Fran
els are enjoying a several weeks out.
ing at Portland and beach points
Mrs. Rose left Friday night and was
Joined by her son on Sunday On
saturday Mrs. Rose read an original
poem before the meeting of the Iowa
society in Portland and was very cor
daily received.
Mrs ]: T. Brown and daughter ana
AIRS V Eeeman and three daughters
left Friday night for summer out
ing at Newport
A charming wedding was solemn
lied at y O'Clock Saturday when Miss
Ida ] Narkaus and Henry Sunnari.
both prominent young people Of Wes-
ton. were united in marriage by the
Rev Fl. H. Hubbell at the Christian
church. The bride was especially
pretty in a georgette crepe and taf-
feta frock with bouquet of asters
Miss Esther Narkaus acted as brides
maid with Chester Gordon as best
man. only few relatives witnessed
the ceremony, including Jacob Mar
Klaus. Joe Narkaus and Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. ]. Dorian. Immediately after
the wedding the bridal party took
dinner at the Penleton Hotel. After
a few weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Sunnari
will leave for Alberta, Canada, where
they will make their home Mrs
Sunnari is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Narkaus of Weston. Mr..
Sunnari has also made his home in
Umatilla county and vicinity
Dr. and Mrs. d J. McFall and
daughter Kathleen have returned
from a sojourn at Lehman springs
Members of the Lavender club
who remember with pleasure Mrs.
Pearl Howard Of Alaska, who several
months ago delivered a most inter-
esting lecture to the club on her
thrilling 500 mile trip with a dog
team over the frozen northiand. will
be much interested in the following
letter which Mrs. Howard has writ
ten Mrs c. + StFauD, describing her
visit in Honolulu The letter was in
tended to be read before the club but
it has adjourned FOR the summer. In /.
part Mrs Howard says
Il must admit l did not enjoy nv 7
visit in Los Angeles because it rained /
for ten days straight but there .
saw the most beautiful pictureplay I .
have ever seen. Joan the Woman .
Visited most or the movie studios in
Los Angeles and saw them staging
several PLAYS. and ii was all most in
.eresting 70 me. Then returned to
san Francisco to take my boat for
The trip took seven days
and was i'll most of the time but felt
fine when I arrived AT Honolulu. but
he few DAYS I spen; there more than