East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-05

and sharing In the cordial welcome
bestowed upon the visitor Portland
/ oregonian.
When Mrs. Rena Adams and
Frank Frazier entertained Saturday
evening in compliment to lieutenant
and Mrs. II. Il. Farnsworth, they We're
resi- sponsible for typical one Of the
Hillside Home dancing parties which
have given pleasure to dozdAls of folk
through their delightful and genuine
hospitality. Given for the pleasure Of
1.-THE Farnsworths before the doctors
/ departureN for service in the United
states navy, the affair was attended by
nearly SO friends who danced away
the evening hours, A delicious sup
per was served in the attractive din
ing room down stairs where wild
flowers in tones of brilliant red and
gold decked the table, and the same'
blossoms were used in strikingly ar
tistic effect through the living room
and hallway. Besides Mrs. kddams,
Mr.. Frazier and Lieutenant and Mrs.
Farnsworth, Mrs. Lawrence Frazier,
Mrs. r. NJ. Tannler and Mrs. Fred
Earle assisted in receiving. The list
included, in addition to the honor
guests, hT. anu MIS- l-dWiShCo 4 "a
zier, Mr.. and Mrs. b. L. Burroughs,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Il, ChloupeG Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Earle, Mr.. and Mrs Nesmitn
Ankeny, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Tannler.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nelson Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Wyrick. Mr. and Mrs. VIII Wy
ick. Miss Norma Alloway, Miss Gay
,afY Tl,IsT..-fa, TrorSha W
Miss Alice Forshaw, Miss Lulu Day. /
Miss, Pauline Jones. Miss Effie Jean
Frazier, Miss Edith johnson, Mrs. /
Mona Ia Fontaine, Miss Margaret /
Putnam, Miss Elsie Fitzmaurice, Miss 7
Claire Raley, Miss Evelyn Sommer-
Vile, Miss sydney Sommerville. Miss [
Hazel Wyrick, Miss opal Callisoa. i
Miss Ethel BoOthby, Fred Lampkin, (
Captain Harry Williams, Sergeant Ar
thur, Dr. Bailey, Carl Cooley. Lee
Drake, Mr. Franseen, DR.. Snyder, Al i
DIR. Tamasie. DIR. McNary,
c. o. Rhinehart, Harry Ritner, Jim
Wyrick and Dan Smythe
On account of delayed freight ship
nents the gauze cutting and folding {
classes in the surgical dressings de-
Dartment of the Red Cross are, be- s
ginning tomorrow, to be postponed un- I
il further notice, according to Mrs. K
Charles Greulich who is in charge of !
he work The classes are, however, II
Meeting this afternoon and the even 4
ng class is also scheduled for tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Horne, Mr.. and
drs. w. p. Price and Mrs. Parlett
last night from a motor trip
0 Spokane. The party has been
way about week. 4
p C. Hunter is in the city today
rom Echo. !
A. Z. Brown of Portland is a bus
ness visitor in the city today, II
J. C. Ben of Corvallis is registered L
I the Hotel st. George. e
c. R. Kerns of Palouse, is a PEN
Teton visitor today. S
5. H. Webb of Astoria. is transact
lg business in Pendleton today. a
]. F. Corbett Of La Grande. iS a Il
ust at Hotel st. George. o
Mrs. J. C. simonson returned last :
ight from Spokane. 4
Max Hopper Of Athena spent 3,
and Friday at Bingham.
Mrs. ID r. Haylor left today for +.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hassel of Il
-hena spent Sunday here In,
Miss Anna Compton of Milton is in ldr
e city today. m
H. c. Ruckert of walla walla is = =
re today.
Mr.. and Mrs E. d. Dunning Of VI
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