East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-05-22

Youthful belle and beaux met YES
terday at the invitation of Mrs. Dave
Nelson and enjoyed n merry after
noon planned for the pleasure of Eva
and Marie Nelson. At the attractive
Nelson home, III Washington street.
/ Games proved delight and they
We're followed by "A luntreon. The
guests included Marian Averill Dor
! othy BartelI, Margaret Bennett. Ro-
berta Morrison. Frances Ritner. Mary
etta Christopher, Margaret Jack, stel-
"a McCormmack, Rosemary White,
/ man Kathleen McC'llntock. Thalma
McClintock. Evelyn Greulich, Sylvia
| Embysk. Ethel Embusk. Selma EN-
busk. Thelma McCormmach, Mabel
Ferguson, Francis Jack. Helen Rugg.
Vivian Warner. Lois Oliver Majorie
Crandall Edgar Averill. Frederick
Austin, Allen Temple. John Cryder,
Stanley Cox, Lester King. Jack lsa-
mlnger John Penland. Robert Miller,
Robert McCormmach, Cleo Campbell,
Raymond Rugg, Donald McClintock,
Harold Green, Howard Dunham,
james Hill Frederick HILL George
Whine. Peter Whine and Tom Nelson.
given yesterday in honor of Mrs
Miriam Stuenkel who is soon to leave
for Alberta. The afternoon was spent
in chatting and needlework and re-
freshments of cake and coffee were
served Four beautiful pieces Of sill
verware were presented. to the honor
guest Friends regret seeing her
leave and extend their good wishes,
Mrs Stuenkel and two children. Les
ter and Mildred. are expecting to-
leave Sunday. Present at yesterday'sI
affair were Mrs Elmer Hendricksen.
Miss Freda Hendricksen. Mrs. Fred
Brown. Mrs. Harriet Brown. Mrs
Ethel Brown Mrs. Elmer Peli Marie
PelI, Carl Pell, Mrs. r. A. Christopher,
Sylvia Christopher Walney, Christie
pher. Franklin Christopher, Mrs. Mat
Defining Miss Edna Defining, Mrs
Frank Walman, Hazel Walmap. Mil
dred Walman. Floyd Walman, Mrs
Lottie Smith Mrs. Ada Smith, Mrs.
John Planting. Clarence Planting
Bcrnice Planting, Earl Planting, Irwin
Planting. Mrs. John Molstrom. Juan
ita Mo1strom. Nernita Molstrom. Es-
ther Molstrom, Miss Elma Davis. Miss
Edna Defining. Miss Anna Ring, Hiss
Esther Enbysk Mrs. Sam Davis, Miss
Anna Kononan. Miriam Enbusk,
Walter Enbusk and Elmer Enbysk.
Miss Cleo Beeler, who has been the
houseguest of Mrs. NJ. ]. Marsh. since
Tuesday. departed on No. II today for
The Dalles. Miss Beeler's home, now
in California, was formerly in Wes-
ton.
The presence of Mrs. Jay Van Buren
of La Grande was the Inspiration for |
one of the most charming Of the /
weeks affairs yesterday when Mrs. /
$. r. Thompson and Mrs. John Ad- /
ans were hostesses at the Adams
home for a 1 o'clock bridge /
luncheon. Six tables were arranged /
and clusters OF roses and lilies of the
valley were used in charming abund-
ince. The party included twenty
live; out of town guests besides Mrs.
Van Buren, being Mrs. J. r. Dickson
# Portland. and Mrs. J. b. Parker of 4
salem.
T.. NJ Lewis IL in town from Dufur.
William Welsh of Canyon City, p
registered at the st. George.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Stone are In the
city from Athena.
]. f.. o'Nei,l is here from Portland
Jn business.
J. w. sawyer is over from Walla
Nalla on business today.
J. NJ Morrow of Pendleton IL spend
ng a few days at Hot Lake.
W. ]. Clarke returned this morn
ng from Portland
Mayor ]. l.. Vaughan departed last
right for Portland to attend the cleo