East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-15

, Main street. The affair In scheduled
for 2:30 o'clock.
CARD PARTY Is SUCCESS
Cards between the hours of s and 10
and dancing from 10 until IL featured
an affair given last evening as one Of
"a series sponsored by members of the
Ladies' Guild of st. AIary's Catholic
Church as u benefit to the Guild fund.
The Knights of Columbus hall. where
the guests were entertained. presented
a pretty scene beneath canopy OF
green and gold streamers and a profu-
sion of potted plants further develop
cd the dual color motif.
Mrs, Margaret Joerger, Mrs. Victor
Stroble, Mrs. John Luck and Mrs.
Sam Nelson composed the commit
tee in charge and they were assisted
by group of matrons and maids in
serving a dainty supper. They includ-
ed Miss Laura Cahill. Miss Michaels.
! Miss Evelyn Sommerville. Miss Stella
Dhoden. Miss Verne Minal, Miss Brid-
get MvDevott. Miss Mamie Vey. Mrs.
George Clarke, Mrs. Walter Wagner.
Miss Ida Walters, Mrs. Herlic< and
| Miss Catherine Campbell.
The event marked the first such oc-
served and the affair proved delight
point OF pleasure and OF profit. Sis
being added to the Guild fund.
MRS. BUTTERFIEI4D To ARRIVE
Mrs. Harry Butterfield is expected
to arrive today from Yakima to be the
guest of her cousin, Miss Gaynell
Baldwin, and of Pendleton friends.
Mrs. Butterfield was formerly Miss
Quindaro Wilcox.
MRS. MILLER LEvES.
Mrs. T.. Miller who has been in
Pendleton as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. j. N. Burgess departed today
for her home in Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA.
ANNIVERSARY is HONORED
The echo of wedding bells OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. a. Ferguson. was a pleas
ant surprise to them at $3.50 o'clock |
last evening when Mr.. and Mrs. Char |
ley Conroy invited in friends of the |
couple to remind them of their recent |
anniversary. The rooms were charm |
ing in their decorations suggestive OF |
spring and while the wedding march |
was played members of the bridal
party were lead to an arch-way by
Master Fireman Allen, bearing the
golden circlet on n snowy white satin
pillow. Here they were met by the
]. w. MCGEE, who asked the
bride" and groom" to plight their
troth.
The bride" appeared again in her
wedding gown and veil and was given
an arm bouquet of American beauty
roses. After congratulations were CIV
en-. cards were enjoyed, followed by
a delicious supper, the wedding cake
being cut and served by the bride.
Mrs. Ferguson spent her childhood
days here and Mr.. Ferguson. an en-
ploye OF the O.-W. r. & n. Co. is also
l pioneer Pendletonian.
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Mrs. Gilbert W. Phelps and Mrs. |
Frank E. Boyden are hostesses this
afternoon for a meeting of the Thurs
lay afternoon club, their guests being
welcomed in the club room of the
library where a program devoted to
music is being enjoyed. The follow
ng numbers have been arranged;
Roll Call-Quotations on Music.
Trio. (piano. cello. violin Mrs.
". c. f. Pruitt, Miss Harriet Young
md Miss Gaynell Baldwin.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Harold Warner.
Violin Solo-Miss Alberta Nc
Monies.
Music in the Schools"-Mrs. A. ].
owen.
''On With American Music, Mrs. 1
:. T. Wade.
Piano Solo-Niss Lois Gornall. a
Spring flowers have been used to
ieck the club room and tea hour D
will follow the program. Owing to {
ateness in arranging the meeting ad-
itional guests were not bidden, the
flair being shared only by club MEM I
1ers and those who are assisting with +
he program.