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was unable TO attend owing to a re-
gretable mishap, Bob Sperry brought
ms battleship which sailed quite
gracefully on the kindergarten table;
Glen Rosenberg entertained with his
singing top, Clarence Thin and Haden
kimhren gave exhibitions with mag
nets; Eugene Patton, Leonard Kear-
heN OrVille Beard and Fred Warn
strom told riddles. As the final festiVi-
Ties songs were sung and games play
ed The out of school guests includ-
ed Edgar Averill, Helen Hubben and
/ Elizabeth McDermid. Those who as
sisted in serving refreshments were
Dolores Headlee, Florence McDermid,
Henrietta Rosenberg and Robert
! Sperry.
Mrs. Clarence Penland was a charm
/ ing hostess last Friday evening at a
dinner party honoring Miss Meryl
Parlett bride-eIect and Mrs. Harley
J. Curl (diss Mayree Snyder) who is
visiting here from her home at Tilla-
NOOK Covers were laid for twelve
Miss Meryl Parlett, much fetei |
bride-to-be of this evening and Mrs.
Harley Curl. popular visitor, were I,
again complimented yesterday after !
noon when Mrs. Raymond Hatch en- I
tertained with a charming little sew
ing party in their honor. Needlework
and music formed the diversions a
dainty luncheon being served at the
conclusion of the afternoon. Those
hidden were Mrs. Charles Heard, Mrs
Mclean. Mrs. Blydenstein, Mrs.
Charles Norris, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
Maye Hager, Mrs. r Snyder, Mrs ].
E Snyder, Mrs B. -Parlett and Mrs.
Clarence Penland.
Mrs. Harley J Curl who has been
her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
J. E Snyder for the past ten days ex-
poets TO leave tomorrow for her home I
1t Tllamook.
Miss Harriet Callbeck of Hermis
on, whose engagement to William ,
seramel of this city was recently an
1ounced was the motif for a delight
ul miscellaneous shower last evening. !
he young ladies' Bible class of the
'hristian church being hostesses at
he Callison home, 502 Jackson c
treet. a large number of pretty {
lifts each bearing a card of advice
egarding its use were presented the 7
lonor guest in a huge basket. After I
m enjoyable evening delicious re-
reshmeHts were served. Those pres q
mt were Miss Hazel Strain, Miss =
iaud Ferguson. Miss Alice Doane.
liss Irene Saunders. Miss Elsie Nor
on, Miss Florence Morton. Miss Opal !.
allison. Fiss Venice Callison, Miss
.rdis Callison. Miss Lucia Callison.
/ iss Ethel Freeman. Miss Edna "
Iogue. Miss Nellie Horton. Mrs. S. c.
,eetz. Mrs. John Morton. Mrs. S. A.
lue. Mrs. NJ. L Peters and Mrs. CAL q
son. n
The members of the Research Club r
i'll be entertained Friday afternoon
y Mrs. ]. T. Richardson.
very pretty wedding was solem- \
lied at 10 o'clock yesterday morn n
lg at the home of the brides par r
pts, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Wells. 60T 8
osbie street, when Miss Vera Wells n
ecame the wife Of Joseph F. Hend- .
cks. The impressive ring servica :,
as used. the Rev. r. E. Gornall Of u
Ia NJ f. church officiating. The
tide who was attired in a becoming
'avelling suit with a corsage Of
ride roses was attended by Miss
thel Hanley of La Grande, whose
ouquet was of Cecil Brunner roses. Il
gorge r. Wells. brother of the bride Ia
cted as best man. Only relatives Il
nd immediate friends were in at Il
,ndance. Mrs. Hendricks is a MEM G
Pr of one Of the early pioneer fami- IN
es of this region while Mr.. Hen G