East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
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Mrs. Albert Cook was a delightful
hostess yesterday entertaining IN"
Hungry seven at her home on Cospie
street. Sewing and conversation pro
vided interesting diversion with
dainty luncheon rounding out the a.
fair. Those present were Mrs r. d
Green. MRS E. L. Brown MIS-. QUO
Nelson Mrs. Cecil Hampton and MIS-.
Frank Sullivan.
Stanley G. Jewett Of the biological
survey arrived from Portland THURS
day evening where he had spent two
weeks with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Burke of Pen
dleton, are registered at Hotel PORT
land, Portland, oregon.
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Members Of the Beta Pi fraternity
met last evening at the dinner hour
at the Hotel Pendleton. Those pres
ent included James S. Johns. Edmund
Mabie, Alger Fee. Merle r. Chessman'
LYMAN C. Rice, Harold Young, clyde
Phillips, Bert Jerard, Ned Fowler and
Donald Robinson of this city, Arthur
G. Means of Rieth and irwin o.
Brooks of AtAhena.
Miss Mary Watson OF the extension
faculty of the University Of oregon
is TO speak in the County Library au'
dItorium on Monday afternoon, jan
nary g. on THE Social Problems OF
the Modern English Novel" The lee
ture is given under the auspices OF
the current Literature Club ana II
entirely free. All who are interested
are cordially invited, especially the
members of the other literary clubs IN
the city. Miss Watson has gained
considerable fame as a clear THINK
er and delightful speaker and her ap-
pearance is sure 10 arouse much in
terest During her stay In Pendleton
she will be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs'
James Johns Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ash,
Following the basketball game In
the high school gymnasium last even
ing, the boys and girls of the visiting
teams were very delightfully."- enter
tained at the Practice House. College
songs and school yells provided the
principal entertainment with dainty
refreshments served later.
The school board directors and
their wives together with Superin'
tendent and Mrs. A. T. Park and Pro
fessor Drill were guests at a charm
ingly arranged dinner party last even
ing at the Pactice House for which
the advanced class in Domestic ar
were hostesses. The dinner wa
planned. cooked and served entirel'
by pupils and proved a decided sue
cess from every standpoint.
Last evening Mrs. j. 7. Richardson
of 212 Lewis street. assisted by thre
members of the Pendleton Researcl
club, were charming hostesses to tn
club members and their husbands
Each member represented their hob
By and was the cause of much merrl
ment,
Mrs. W. H. Burnett captured firs
prize while Mrs c. Penland, MT
Chas. Norris, Mr.. Thompson and Nj
Hatch each won a prize for difterer
stunts" performed during the ever
ing. A two course luncheon was ser'
ed and at late hour the guests dc
parted, feeling that they were sever'
years younger and wiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alexander
Montavilla. Montana, who have, bee
the house guests of Mrs. Alexander
\ father. ]. H, Bentley for several day
j left this morning for their home.
I Pauline Rebekah Lodge No. is M
in regular session last evening and il
\ stalled the following officers: JAM
i McRae, noble grand Ida Gray VIC
4 grand. Hattie Ferguson, secretar'
y Cora Shaver, treasurer; Glad'
s Slaughter. financial secretary; Jul
I Cook, right supporter noble grant
Phna Miller, left supporter mob
grand; Nettie Milestone, right SUI
porter of the vice grand; Bertt
Neagle left supporter of the VII
grand: D. Neil, warden; Ethel wa
rem conductor; May Grandin, inn
guardian; Bessie Taylor, outer qua
dian. Venice Callison, chaplain tt
Installing officers were Deputy ID
trict President Ada Decker, Graz
Marshal Nettie milestone and ia
Noble Grands A. C. Perkins, ELS
King. Laura Tweedy, Anna Simps
n and Fannie Carney. At the conel
sion of the ceremony refreshmer
ware served and a social hour enjo