East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Frank Frazier and her father.
George w. Webb who has been a
guest at Hillside Home, will leave on
No. rs this evening for La Grande
where Mrs Frazier viii lremain for
the next month or six weeks during the
absence in Portland of her sister, Mrs,
]. II. Stevens, with whom their father
makes his home.
Daphne circle No. .. NeiGhbors o
Woodcraft, last Thursday night
elected their representatives and al.
ternates 10 the district convention TO
be held in Pendleron in the near fu-
ture. The following were elected:
REPRESENTATIVES, Mrs. Ella Strauh.
Mrs. Mae Friedly, Mrs Nancy Garden,
Mrs. Anna Robertson. Mrs. Anna Per-
kins, Mrs. Dorothy Thomas. Alfred
Garden. Mrs. Clara Brownfield, Mrs
Lillian Trayler and Mrs. Agnes Nell
son; Alternates. Mrs. Agnes Dohnert
Mrs. Amanda Black, Mrs. Josephine
johnson. Mrs. Nancy Follett, Mrs
Jennie MacMasters, Sid Harris. Mrs.
Matte Harris. Miss Mary Joerger,
Ida Peters. Daphne Circle also voted
at this meeting to give a cash prize
of $500 at each meeting for the fol-
loving three months. All members
of the lodge in attendance will re-
ceive a number on entering the lodge
room. At the conclusion of the meet.
ing a drawing of the members will
take place. The member holding the
lucky number receiving the prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Alan Means
tGenevieve Matteson) are beins
showered with congratulatory mes
sages and flowers upon the arrival
of a son, born Saturday He has been
named in honor of his paternal grand
father. Henry Austin Means.-Port-
land Oregonisn.
Miss Vera Taylor. Miss Verna Tay-
lor and Raymond Thompson. spent
Sunday In walla Walla as guests or
Miss Hazel Cook.
One of the most charmingly ap-
pointed of the pro-lenten affairs
which frightened last week was the
final festivity-the tea on Saturday
afternoon for which Mrs. Sylvan
was hostess. Between and O'Clock
about fifty callers were welcomed at
her attractive home on Jane street
Mrs. George A Hartman was asked
to receive with the hostess and the
guests were greeted at the door by |
Mrs w. n. Matlock. Ophelia roses
ard asparagus fern decked the liv-
rlarlnr ~
Mrs. Coins home was charming with |
a gay profusion of yellow tulips. A
tea table csntered by an exquisite
cluster of the Ophelia roses was pre-
SIDED over during the first hour by |
Mrs. Laura D. Nash and Mrs. Alfred |
Lockwood who were followed at by
Mrs. Stephen A. Lowell and Mrs. Nor
borne Berkeley. Mrs. William E.
Lowell and Mrs Lester Rogers assist
ed Mrs. Cohn by serving the guests.
Mrs. william f. Lowell was respon- (
sible for a charming bit of hospital |
ity Saturday when she presided over
the second of a series of luncheons
which she has planned for the spring |
period Mrs Holman B. Ferrin. her
was the honor guest at
affair and the list included
Mrs. Ferrin's most intimate friends |
Luncheon was served at /. o'clock and
the guests shared Mrs. Lowelfs hos
pitality in a delightfully."- informal way. |
The ". c. T. L. will hold silver
medal contest in the auditorium of
the county library tomorrow evening
at O'Clock. The program will be
printed later. Parents of the children
taking part are especially asked to
attend and the public is invited. No
admission will be charged but a sill
yer offering will be taken.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy L. BOyden mo-
tored to Heppner yesterday and were
accompanied home by Mrs. Mary
Boyden, who has been visiting there
the past few days.
Miss Ruby NJ. Schreekhise last even
ing became the bride of Henry George
Loos. the ceremony being performed
al o'clock at the Bowlsby home. 614
Cosbi street, with the Rev. ]. E.