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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1907)
FOURTEEN PAGES. DAILY BAOT OBBQOXIAK, PH3WLBTON, OREGON. SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1007. PA THREE. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Gwlnn, Mr. and Mrs. McAllister, Mr. and Mrs. William Bkllea, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ellis, Mrs. E. R. Bwlnburn and Mrs. Alice Sher idan. . i A pleasant game of bridge was en Joyed on Monday afternoon with Mrs. ' Horry Rees aa hostess, she entertain- Ing In honor of Mra. Rogera o( Snlt HEALTHY HAIR FOR ALL BY USING VEWBRO'S Mrs. James Keeney left today (or Heppner, where aha will vlelt (or about two weeka. S Mlsa Bertha Alexander la visiting Mrs. W. L. Thompson for a few days, while en route home from Twin Falls, Idaho. The members of the Alpha Psl fra ternity will give a picnic on next Mon Society events HERP CIDE day on McKay creek. at Hermlston, the guest of her alater, Mra. Elmer P. Dodd. Lester and Arthur Meana left to day for Umatilla,, where they have taken positions (or the aummer. Mra. Charlea Meyers returned to Walla Walla on Tuesday after a ahort visit In Pendleton with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Matlock went to Athena yesterday In an automobile, and will return home this evening. The "Bachelor Maids" were pleas antly entertained on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lee Moorhouse. Mrs. Llna Bturgls returned home from Portland on Wednesday, after a week's visit with Mrs. George Hnrt mnn, sr. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McNabb have ' moved from their former home on T:nt Court stror-t, to the Ellis home on Lewis atreet. Mrs. Haldane Dickson of Portland, arrived In Pendleton yesterday for a visit of a week with her mother, Mrs. N. K. Despala. Harold J. Warner left todnv for Kcho, where he will remain during the summer In the reclamation service under Mr. King. Mrs. W. R. Ellis returned 'today from La Grande, where she has been for a few days at the home of A. A. Roberts and family. Mrs. Fred Donnldson and sister, Miss Elsie Matlock, have Issued Invi tntlons for cards on next Tuesday and Wednesdny afternoon. I j Mrs. Anna Selkirk-Norton will be hostess on next Thursday afternoon at luncheon the second of a series which she will give. Miss Mable Cameron of Portland, who has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Robert Fletcher, will return home next week. Mrs. William Matlock will leave to morrow for Portland, where she will secure a furnished home for the sum mer. Mrs. Fred Lnatz and children .will Join her In a couple of weeks. Mrs. Edward Bnumelster of Asotin, Wash., will arrive In Pendleton r,xt week to be the gueBt of Mrs. J. P. Ford of Pomeroy, who has been the guest of Mra. Mary Rit- ner, will leave for her home on Mon day. Mra. J. H. Mitchell received a tele gram thla week from Butte, Mont. announcing the death of Mrs. W. S. Cobban, who was a visitor In Pendle ton a few months ago, the guest of Mrs. Mitchell. The last dance of a-series given by the Eagles' band, occurred on WedneS' day evening. There was not the large attendance aa at (ormer dances, but thOBe who went report a most enjoy able time, as the evening was a per fect one for dancing. Hoping that a change of altitude would benefit Mrs. A. A. Roberts, of La Grande, who has been critically 111 for so long, she was brought to Pen dleton today under the care of her nurse ,M!ss Gllmore, Mr. Roberts and Mrs. E. A. VauRhan, and Is at present resting comfortably at the home of Mrs. Thomas Ayers. The Monday Duplicate Whlgt club was pleasantly entertained this week nt the home of Mrs. Alice Sheridan. Mrs. Frank Frazler and Mrs. Thomas Warner were awarded prizes for scor ing the greatest number of points. The club guests were Mrs. Leona Thompson, Mrs. Monte Gwlnn and Mrs. Thomas Warner.. , Mrs. William Hilton will entertain Informally this evening at her home m Sot!th Main street In honor of Miss FtlU'l Gnrfleld of Walla Walla, for merly of this city. MIbs Garfield sang iRst evening In the graduating exorcis of Pendleton high school aid Is vlpltlng friends today. , A number of Invitations were re ceived In Pendleton this week to the wedding of Miss Mabelle Brents, to Mr. John Robb. both of Walla Walla. The wedding will take place on Wed nesday evening, June B, at the St. i Paul Episcopal church. A reception will follow at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brents. . Mrs. M. T. Starkweather entertain ed a small company at "500" on Tues- . day evening. The prizes for points were awarded to Mra. William Skllea and Mrs. Monte Gwlnn. The Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Geer, Lake, who la the gueBt of Mra. J. H. Mitchell. The guests present wer,e Mis. Clark Nelson, Mrs. L. G. Frazler, Mrs. Louis Hunziker, Mrs, J. H. Mitch ell, Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs, Dean Tatom, Mrs. G. W. Phelps, Mrs. Frank Hayes, Miss Faye Bartholomew and Miss Bertha Alexander. Mrs. Anna Selkirk-Norton gave two small companies this week that were thoroughly enjoyed by those present, as Mrs. Norton Is one of Pendelton's most hospitable entertainers. One evening of the week waa devoted to the young people the Invited guests being Miss Faye Bartholomew, Miss Bertha Alexander, Miss Eva Froome, Mr. Fred Lampkin, Mr. Roy Alexan der, Mr. D. Ball of Walla Walla, and Mr. Bartlett of Hermlston. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Norton en tertained at a luncheon In honor of Mrs. J.'R. Dickson, who will soon leave for the east. The guests were Mrs. Leon Cohen, Mrs. Fred Judd, Mrs. E. P. Marshall and Mrs. J. R. Dickson. The closing event of the high school festlvitjes waa the banquet given last evening after the commencement ex erclBes, by the Alpha Psl fraternity, at the St. George restaurant. A most appetizing menu was served and good humor prevailed. Plntes were laid for 30, which Included both active and honorary members. The table decora tions were In red carnations and green foliage rd and green being the fraternity colors. The following toaata were given: "Our Officers," Lester Means; "Our Future Pros pects," Harold J. Warner; "Our Hon orary Members," Arthur Means; "Our Fraternity," Dan P. Smythe. Creasy Sturgls presided as toastmaster. '' The following Item was clipped from the Astoria Budget: "A very pretty and quiet home wedding was solemniz ed shortly after 4 o'clock this after noon, when Mr. Charles E. Gray, for merly of this city, but now one of the leading merchants of Pendleton, and Miss Gertrude Berry, the pretty and accomplished daughter of Mrs. A. W. Berry, were married at the residence of the bride's mother. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John War ren, of Grace Episcopal church, only the Immediate relatives of the con tracting parties being present. Mr. and Mrs. Gray will leave on this even ing's train for Pendleton, where they will make their future home." Mr. and Mrs. Gray will occupy the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman until their return from the east. There will be an exodus of Pendie tonlans for the east on and about June 1. Among them will be Mrs. Henry Lnatz and children, who will visit at IT IS NOW POSSIBLE FOR EVERYONE TO HAVE HEALTHY AXI) RICH LOOKING HAIR, BY USING NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE, THE ORIGINAL REMEDY THAT "KILLS THE DANDRUFF GERM." The presence of the dandruff germ In the scalp ratines 'first, dull, brittle and lusterless hair, with later, dandruff, Itching scalp and rail ing luilr. 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Miss Faye Bartholomew, who go to Cedar Rapid?, Iowa, and Chicago; Mrs. Thomas Warner, to her former home at Fort Wayne, Ind.; Mrs. Mary Lane and Miss Neva Lane, who will visit their old home In Maine; Miss Mary Marple to Jamestown, New York city and other eastern points. The past week has certainly been a gay one with the high school students. TTr,M, Hnv halt Its anhprillleri rtleaSUreS. making the last week of school days bright spots In their memories, unt of the most enjoyable eventa of the week wp.s the Sigma Epsllon Omlcron sorority dancing party, given at pineries' hnii on Thursdnv evening. The Jinll was unusually attractive In Its aecorauons oi scnooi mia uuntrsc penants andBororlty colors of white and blue, vines and flowers, being tastily mingled with the others. A dance program of 18 numbers was en joyed, all of them being ladles' choice. The young ladles of the sorority glv irn, th nnrtv were. Misses Gertrude Jordan, Elizabeth Sawtelle. Una Smith, Eunice Vogel, Javina Slanfleld, veva Boothby, Bernlce Ruppe, Nona John son, Winnie Boylen, Luclle Rader, Gertrude Campbell, Hazel Means. The Batckelor Maids' hall, on Water atreet, ceasea to be after today. Now that achool has closed, its members having departed either to their homes or on pleasure trips. Mlsa Cella Foley and Mlsa Grace Davis left today (or a (ew days' visit at Portland, when Miss Foley, will return to her home at Milwaukee, Wis., and Miss Davla ta her home at Drain, Ore. MIbb Clara Carpenter left for a two weeka" vlBlt with her parents at Union, when ahe will take a prolonged trip through -. i . i . . . i wttiittuu, mence to new xorK city ana Jamestown. MIbb Warren will return to Weston, her former home. Miss Grace Miller will remain a few days In Pendleton visiting friends before going to her home at Oregon City. Miss Ethel Caufleld left today for Spokane, where she will be the guest of friends for a week, and from there will go di rect to her home at Oregon City. Notice. Notice ia hereby given that the grocery business heretofore conducted by the Gordon Grocery company, at 130 East Court street. In Pendleton, Oregon, will be discontinued May tl, 1907. All persons owing said firm are requested to make settlement of their accounts with F. A. Gordon, treaaurer of said firm, at his office In Pendle ton, Oregon. Office will be at the store until June 1, 1907. Dated this 21st day of May, 1907. GORDO GROCERY CO., By David Gordon, President By J. B. Halley, Secretary. Trained eats. Jogs, pit.les and mon keys will do many bewildering stunts nt the big Eagle curnlval, the laat of May. Pewnre of Ointment for' Catarrh font Contain Mercury. ' as mercury will enrety deatrvy tbe eenst of smell and completely derange tba whole' syutem when enuring It through tat mucous snrfacee. 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