East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-26

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ron of Pendleton are spending few
is manager OF the Farmers unior
hian.
Miss Myrtle Ross arrived home
Saturday from Portland and Eugene
where she has spent the past three
weeks. Miss Ross enjoyed Junior
Week End with Delta Delta Delta
sorority sisters at the University of
Oregon.
Mrs. ]. Il. Allen will entertain the
Busy Bee club OF the Maccahees to-
morrow afternoon at 51S West Alta
street, the meeting being scheduled
for O'Clock.
One of the most charming of
spring-time teas was presided over
Saturday between the hours Of and
o'clock by Mrs. stephen A. Lowell,
Mrs. William f. Lowell and Mrs. Hof-
man B. Ferrin who entertained at the
William Lowell home for the pleasure
of Mrs. Phoebe NJ. Snyder and Miss
Tess Snyder who arrived recently from
Portland. Great baskets of purple
mountain lupin were stationed at the
entrance and about the vine covered
porch where an inviting punch bowl
was presided over by Mrs Charles l.
Bonney, and Mrs. James Sturgis, as
sisted by Mrs. Guy L Boyden, Mrs,
George c. Baer, Mrs. Harold Warner
and Miss Edna Thompson.
The living rooms held profusoa
of peonies red and white and arranged
in artistic clusters. while in the din
ing room beneatha great knot of pink
tule on the electrolier, roses of the
same color centered a charmingly ap-
pointed table where Mrs. Lyman Rice, +
Mrs. ]. r. Dickson, Mrs. Frank Boy !
den, Mrs. sylvan Cohen. Mrs. George I
Hartman and Mrs. W. ID. McNary
presided. They were assisted in serv- I
ing by Miss Caroline Bonney, Mrs. .
Lester Hurst, Mrs. Lester Hamley, 4
Miss Gladys Hamley, Miss Leura Jer- /
ard, Miss Mary Johns. Miss Helen 4
Johns, Miss Claire Raley, Miss Mil I
dred Berkeley. Miss Della Ferguson /
and Miss Jane Murphy.
The opening of Bingham Springs
yesterday was marked by one of the
largest crowds in the history of OPEN
ing days at the popular summer re-
sort The merrymaksrs spent the I
time in swimming and dancing A
large number of dancers at
tended the dance both Saturday even
ing and Sunday afternoon. Follow.
ing are those who were registered at
the hotel yesterday.
B. A. Mcdonald and wife, Floyd
Snyder Richard Lawson. A. NJ. De-
spain Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Whitman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a Martin. A r. Nc
Broom. PendlAton; Mr.. ana Mrs Geo.
B. Woodward and children, Mrs. A.
Hirsham. Adams; C. s wilkes and
family, H. F. Rosenberg and family,
Mary Wilkes. Jessie Forshaw, Carl
Guiett, Blanche Furnish, Miss Hum
phrey. Mr.. and Mrs. r w. Fletcher
and children, Pendleton; r NJ Price,
SAKE station; Allen Folsom. Helix;
l. d. Drake and wife. Pendleton.
Lucille Baer, Pendleton; A. A Foss
and wife. Athena; Mrs. H. NJ.
Warren, Miss Faye Warren
Mrs Ralph C. Sailing, Mrs. 1
Effie West. Lois Sailing, Weston; Mrs. |
c. o. RInehart. Karl Rinehart, Earl
TuIloch and family, Mr.. and Mrs II.
s. Rudd, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hester, I
Claude Hampton, Mrs. Carl Stamey. |
Mrs Claude Hampton Mrs. Martin |
Nelson. Carl Stnmey, NJ. V. Nelson.
Harold Goedecke, Marcus May, II,
Graham and wife, Sylvester Crabill,
Pendleton: Mr.. and Mrs Proudfoot,
Weston; G. Morrison and family, c. L.
Woodward, Mrs c. L. Woodward,
Athena, Laura and Mary Jane Wood
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Nixon and
son, Athena: l. b. Fix and wife, Wal
la Walla; Emmett Estes. Walla Wal
la; Mr.. and Mrs. George Bade and
family. VIM. Harder and family
Claude BeaI and family. G. Preston,
family. w. Smith, family. Milton; W.
d. Dorst and family, Bert Boylen
Walla walla: Bun Boylen, Mrs
Monaghan, Milton: Mrs. Hopson. B.
godbold. walla Walla; r. NJ. Cling
hammer, Milton; Ray McCarroH.
Pendleton, C. h. Russell. n. d. Swear
ingen. T. D. Taylor and wife, Daphne