East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-06-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

fafr i planned as n ''housewarming."
the HIS having just completed a fine
new barn and in a truly hospitable
style. they extend welcome to every.
one.
MRS. y. G, Woodworth whose gauze
folding class, meets tomorrow after-
noon will be at the workroom in
the library by 1880 and she will well
come volunteers as. wen as members,
whom she especially urges 10 be pres
ent tomorrow.
A motor party of Milton ladies; Wis,
tied Pendleton yesterday in the inter
ests of the Red Cross and with them
brought nineteen sweaters and nine
pairs of socks to add 20 the supplies
from Umatilla county. The guests i'm
elnded Mrs. 8. s. Shields, Mrs. w, s.
Ahearn and Mrs. J. e, Olinger. chair
man of the Milton auxiliary.
Mt and Mrs. Bert. winn and fam
lily have gone to Bingham to enjoy a
weeks outing.
Gay masquerade costumes mingled
in a riot of color TO make decidedly
picturesque a. dancing party presided
over last evening by a group Of
friends in honor of Miss Ba-bara STAN |
field who expects soon to leave town.
The scene, of the affair was the C. .. |
Anderson home. = 615 Washington
street, gnd hostesses who planned Lhs
pretty compliment were tie misses
Rona Andersen. Nytiia Anderson, Mar /
garet Humphrey, Marie Fletcher, lsd-l
ma Murphy and Alberta McAfeniessl
Albnut "a couples, participated in tho |
lsserry festi1ity and danced away tho
evening hours The list incllsinti, be-
sides the honor guest and hnssesses
Miss Ruth snow. Miss Mary Clark, Y
Miss Helen Simis, Miss Neal = JaeH,.
Miss Edna Murphy, Miss Grace Blitn-
chett. Miss Garnet Jack. Wayne Field,
David Swanson, Orval SwanSeE, 81
vim seibert. Francis Rose. John Simp-
son, Richard Sinlis. Robert Fletcher.
Russell Vaughan, Claud snow War
rem En-. bysk, Levi Ankeny, John Ger
Ion. Bufford Bibbee, Burnell St'n-
well. Ben Smith, and jack Luck.
Miss, Olive Gwinn, who has spent
the past week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Gwin. expects to re-
nrn saturday to Seattle, and she will
accom- anied by Miss INJURED I3er-
kelley. who will remain for the sum-
Ter. Both sirls are planning to spec
allie in business courses. 7,
Mr.. and Mrs. H E. Mclean de-
parted this morning for a two days
stay at Bingham Springs.
One of the prettiest June weddings
vas solemnized Wednesday at two
o'clock when Miss zena Lansda1e be-
,ame the bride OF Jacob Narkaus at
he home of Mrs. w. b. Mays on Wa
er street. The bride, a charming
Foung lady of the brunette type, was
sowned in all white satin and geor- Ii
;ette- crepe. with a graceful veil of /
uIle and wore a bouquet of bride !;
'oses. The young couple were at
ended by Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cor {
lon. The Lohengrin wedding march
vas played by Mrs Day. The-roomA
we're artistically decorated with huge
oses and green foliage OF the season.
The happy young couple were re-
ipients of many and useful gifts.
After the guests had extended con-
;ratulationspto the couple refresh {
nents were served. The guests in A.,
.luded were Miss Lizzie Lansdaie,
Hiss Mary Lansdale. Mrs. Dick Eng ,
ish, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Dorian, Mr.
Id Mrs Neil, rs. r. z. English. Dale !
Sefl, Mrs. Jake English. Mrs w. b. 4
nays, Susan Narkaus Neil, Nina and !
TeIma English Master Randolph |
)orran, Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Day, Mr.. {
nd Mrs. Chester Gordon. and Mr.. and
drs. Thomas Narkaus OF Granun1, Al
'erta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Narkaus are both pop
lar young people of the Weston Vi q
Unity where they have lived from c
hIIdhond. They will be at home to 10