East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-01

urday, March Sth. Madam loWell Is
the reigning queen of violinsts. All
white candles. developed the club
colors. lavender and white, which
We're used throughout the appoint-
ments of the pretty table, where Mrs
Fred F. Austin, Mrs. H. e. Inflow and
Mrs. Charles Marsh shared honors in
pouring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Montgomery and E. Geist
were among Pendleton folk who en-
joyed the annual Knights of Pythias
ball at Helix which proved delight
full event of last evening.
Mrs r. f. Morse left this morning
for The Dalles to visit for time with
friends there. Mr.. Morse, with their
little son Maxwell, will leave tonight
for Walla Walla, the home of Mrs.
Morse's sister, Mrs. w. II. Henneber-
ger. Mr. Morse will return tomorrow
but Maxwell will remain for n vivsit
with his aunt.
Miss Lila Ruth Harper was compli-
mented last evening on the occasion
of her tenth birthday anniversary
when her mother Mrs. r. NJ. Harper
asked a group of friends to spend the
evenig hours at the Harper home,
800 South Main street. Carnations
and ferns decked the rooms and a col
or scheme of pink and white, develop
ed throughout the affair, extended to
~ ,f u INT
IA feature of which was brightly
lighted birthday cake. Games We're
enjoyed between the hours of 1880
and 10, Mrs. Harper being assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. r. B. Brun-
dage, Miss Donna Veto, and Mrs ]. NJ.
p. Snyder Jr. The guest list included
besides the honoree: Miss Gretchen
Rhinehart, Miss Virginia Rudd, Miss
Lucille Sailing, Miss Marion Hoising
ton, Miss Coreen Baker. Miss Louise
KIM, Miss Helen Martin. Miss Char
lotta Bowman, Miss Thelma Morris,
John Penland, Morris Temple, Allen
Temple, Ronald Rudd, Raphael Ray
mond, Carl Rhinehart, Harold Green.
George Baker, George KIM, Herbert
McCarty, Charles Norris and Harry
Folsom.
Children of the primary department
of the Presbyterian Sunday school are
this afternoon being delightfully."- enter
tanned by their teachers, the suDerin-
tendent. Mrs. F. NJ. Harper and the
secretary, Miss Caroline Bonney. The
little guests were asked to spend the
hours between 2 and 1890 O'Clock in
the parlors of the church. The teach
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Frank Baker. Mrs. Clarence Penland
and Mrs. Amos McCarty.
Mrs. VIII Wyrick was hostess to
the ladies of the G. A. r. at her home
On West Bluff street yesterday after
noon, the affair being in the nature of
a tribute to Washington and Lincoln.
Patriotic talks and songs were fea-
ures of an interesting program. De- !
ightful piano numbers were gwen by /
Mrs A. j. owen. Mrs. II. A. Harts- (
horn and Mrs. Clara T. Lyle, Mrs |
Vyrick was assisted in entertaining /
,y Mrs. Glenn Cannon and Mrs. Mary |
stephens.
Roy Ritner wheat grower of Una
lila and active in staging the Pendle-i
on Roundup, drove from Salem to
Portland last night in an auto. He
vas accompanied by Denton Burdick,
If Redmand. They visited towns
llong the way looking for suitable 4
afe for a small bank.-Oregonian.
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Miss Catherine Stuart of Stanfield
5 the weekend guest of Miss Leura
erard at the G. s Jerard home on
lincoln street. II
John Hatton left yesterday for Eu-
enc. Il
Richard Devine left yesterday on a
usiness trip to Portland.
T. +. Gilliland of Pilot Rock. is in
he city today. III
George r. Coyne IS here for the
ay from Portland. stopping at the
t. George. III
f. G. Hunt rs up today from Her
liston. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myrick are in
he city today from Myrick. Il.
Mrs. Frank Frazier is in the city X
Or few days as the guest of Mrs. X