East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-17
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

! vim seibert. Pendelton; Misses Ba-
, gan. Miss Walker. Miss Jennie Heg-
I man. Stanfield: VIM. Piper Helix;
Glenn Mccoy. Pendlcton.
Dorothy Perkins rose branches yes-
terday combined their artistic foliage
and clusters of pink blossoms with
SPRAYS Of fragrant syringa blooms to
deck the rooms Of the j. Perry
home on South Main street where MRS
Perry. Mrs. David Il. Hin and Mrs
Roscoe I. Keator were at home IN
b, compliment to Mrs William III. Lytie
of Salem. Scores of matrons ana
maids called between the hours of
: 1850 and s. welcomin4 Mrs. Lytle
greeting friends and sharing gra-
cious bit of hospitality. In vine
enclosed alcove on the porch Mrs
James :, Johns, Mrs. Harold Barnett,
| Miss Mary Clarke, Miss Ruth Snow.
Miss Blanche Furnish and Mis- Geor-
gianna Fletcher shared the hours in
dispensing punch to the callers. and
at the door Freddie Hill assisted in
welcoming them In line were Mrs
Perry. Mrs. Lytle Mrs. Hill and Mrs,
Keator and during the earlier hours
OF the affair the hostesses were as
$ sted in receiving by Mrs. Frank
BAYS. Mrs. Mark Moorhouse, Mrs. G..
La Dow and Mrs. f. Aldrich.
they being followed by Mrs. Lyman q,
Rice. Mrs. James Hill Mrs. Charles +.
Colesworthy and Mrs. Henry Dixon
Jones, while during the final hours
Mrs. willard Bond, Mrs Richard
Mayberry. Mrs. H ]. Kavanaugh, Mrs.
James W. Maloney and Mrs. "A. = j.
owen assisted in welcoming the guests.
In the dining room where the pink
and white blossoms again lent abund-
ant charm, the table was presided
over by Mrs. II Fl. Hattery and Mrs.
Colesworthy, Mrs. w. d. McNary and
Mrs. George A. Hartman and then
Mrs. Norborne Berkeley and Mrs. G.
W. Phelps. Assisting them in serv-
ing were Mrs ]. b. McCook, Mrs
Harold Warner. Mrs, Guy Boyden. Miss
Lillian Boylen, Miss Mary Johns and
Miss Helen Nelson.
A charming little maid who assisted
in making the affair delightful was
Margaret Jean Cronin who was wait
ing to receive the guests cards.
Mrs. Lytle is being 'made most well
ccme during her visit in Pendleton.
Sne Is Ine tlOuSt EuCSA VI AiSi SAosNAS-
in-law. Mrs. David Hill and Mrs.
James Hill and friends. too, are an
ticipating visit of a fortnight or
more.
DIR. and Mrs r. B. Robbins have as
their guests from Portland Mrs. Rob-
bins father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
IF. J. Mccarthy. and F. J. Mccarthy
Jr., who recently returned from SER
vice in France with the 18th Engi-
neers His home is in Salt Lake City
but upon receiving his discharge from
the army he went to Portland accom-
panying his parents to Pendleton Sat
urday. The guests will remain at the
Robbins home for a fortnight
f J. Mccarthy. Jr.. is one of four
brothers of DIR. and Mrs. Robbins who
have been serving in France. the other
three being still overseas. They are
Lieutenant ]. w. Mccarthy in artil-
lery service. Earl Mccarthy with the
Marines. and Lieutenant Wesley Rob
bins who has spent the past six months
in Red Cross service in Germany.
William CahilI. of Boise. represent
ing the Underwood typewriter people
in this district, was in Pendleton to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Butter
field. their son Don. and Mrs. c. B.
Collins. all of Portland, arrived last
evening for a visit at the home of DIR.
and Mrs. J. Edwin Sharp on River
Drive. The party made the trip by
motor and will remain for a week or
ten days visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Butterfield and Mrs. Collins are
sisters of Mrs. Sharp.
Former Pendleton people to be
married yesterday were Nellie w.
Beam and Ray c. Paine, their marri-
age having occurred in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Frink CClytie
HalD are being welcomed in Pendieton
where they have come to make their
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Frink have been
living in Eugene and formerly in
Portland, while before her marriage.
the latter spent several weeks in Pen
dleton.