East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-21
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! Guests over sunday at Bingham
SPRINGS included the usual number OF
!. Fendieton outing parties The list
Included:
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hampton. Mr..
and Mrs Claude Hampton, Helen
Idiehlan, Hyacinth Done NesmAth
Ankeny and party. Miss Louise Bailey,
Miss Camille noleson, Lowell Stock
: man. Richard Mel, Mr.. and Mrs. sol
Baum and party. Harold Goedeck,
Fred Stroble. ID. 'Ilvermore. L. Liver-
more. Babe Folsom. Sterling Patter-
son. Hugh Smith, Paul schultz,
Paige Finch, Henry Rosenberg and
family James willis, Burrell still
well, Ray McCarrell and family. 81
Reetz and family. DR. and Mrs. Gar
field. Andy Turner and family. Mr..
and Mrs. AL Fcoeppen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Book, Pete Shaver. Brady
4 Howdyshell and family Mr.. Bloom
1 and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Freeman and family (Spokane). I. w.
freeman, Miss Grace Hatton.
About 75 guests enjoyed a card
party and musicale at the UmatilIa
county library club rooms last night
! for which the Ladies' Auxiliary to the
| Spanish War Veterans were hostess
es. Miss Elizabeth McBroom and
Mrs. Charles Greulich carried off the
prizes for high scores at bridge and
five hundred. which were the gamesI
Of the evening. Little, Miss Lois En-.
dicott sang, accompanied BY her siS-
ter, CHER. Miss Esther South and
Mrs. $. ii. Forshaw also entertained
with nueh-applauded selections. Re-
lfreshments were served late in the
evening and like the Biblical story
there was lots left to gather up aft
erwards. so five cakes were auctioned
Off and brought nearly $25. Alto
gether the proceeds from the evening
besides a lot of enjoyment. amount
ed to nearly SlOQ. which viii Mater
Tally swell the auxiliary's fund for
the adoption OF French war orphans
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Green and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S, Rudd extended
charming hospitality last evening at
the Green home on Madison street
when they were hosts for a meeting
of the Monday night Bridge club
/ Brilliant California poppies artistical-
ly decked the rooms. where the card
tables were in play and high score
honors fell to Mrs. Floyd Group and
Mr.. f. B. Aldrlch, while consolation
7 trophies went to Mrs. r. I. Keator
and Mr-C. o. Rinehart. Guests other
than club members included Mrs
Sylvan Cohh and Mr.. and Mrs Aid
rich.
/ A pretty tribute to a friend upon tn,
eighty-first anniversary of her birth,
was planned by Mrs c. r. Lecklider.
\ and enjoyed yesterday afternoon by
a party of guests who walked in up
on Mrs. NJ. E. Ellis at her home on
East Bluff street. effecting a COM
plete surprise. The afternoon was
srent informally and concluded with
delicious refreshments. Dainty gifts
and good wishes were left for the
honor guest who has spent many
years in Pendleton. The list of par
ticipants in the enjOyaoIe affair in
cluded Mrs. r. e. Gornall. Mrs. B. f.
Coon, Mrs. Amy E. Lee Mrs. Elmira
Case, Mrs. f. A. Mumford, Mrs. Nj.
L. Hinderman. Mrs. G. f. Hunter,
Mrs. l. e. King. Miss Josephine Hin
derrnan. Miss Dorothy Whitaker.
Miss Bernice Gornall. Mrs. C. r. I,ecl>
lider. Miss verna Lecklider and Miss
Louise Lecklider.
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The Research club will meet Thurs.
Eday afternoon at the home of Rev
and Mrs ]. E. Snyder, when Mrs. J.
F. Snyder and Mrs. r. b. Snyder viii
be joint hostesses.
Mrs. r. +. King was last evening
hostess to a group of girls, members
of her Sunday school class, who were
asked to a prettily appointed
O'Clock. dinner planned in compliment
to Miss Dorothy Henderson, who ex-
poets to leave Saturday for Calgary.
Though expressing regret over her
anticipated departure the girls shower
ed her with happy wishes and the
pretty affair was much enjoyed. Mrs. !
Kings guests included, besides the
honor guest, the Misses Grace Benson,
Ruth Compton, Beula Randolph. Lu-
cile Pearson, Ruby Grow, Fay Adams, |
Esther Winn and Lorene King.
Chances on the Red Cross doll, the |
protege Of the Honor Guard Girls. are
not to be sold at the dancing party at
Hillside Home tonight. The affair :,
is in the nature of a patriotic bene.
fit. hut the guests are just to be per-
mitted to make an offerlng TX they /
care to. but the little nurse Is not to
make her formal appearance until
some more future occasion.
Mrs. T. NJ. Henderson. accompanied
/ by her daughters. expects to leave
Saturday TO join DR.. Henderson who
has been devotine the past few months
I to farming interests in Calgary.
1
Bishop and Mrs. r. T. Rowe of the
/ Episcopal diacese OF Alaska. depart
ed on No. II today for Seattle after
a several days visit in Pendleton. dur
1 ing which they were the inspiration
I for many charming compliments. sat
uTday evening the Parish Aid presid-
/ Cd nuer a simnle hut charmLngly ap-