Water Street Reception and Japanese Party At Homes
An afternoon at Mrs F J Donaldson and Miss Matlock on Water Street featured red decor and Progressive 600 won by Mrs Irving La Dow and Mrs M T Stark weather. The guest list includes numerous local ladies. A separate Japanese lantern party at the Thompson home honored Miss Cameron with Progressive 500 won by Miss Bartholomew and Mr Charles Sampson and a large invited group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Street
F. J. Donaldson
Miss Matlock
Irving la Dow
M. T. Starkweather
Lawrence Frazier
G. J. la Dow
Mollie Hamilton
Kinney
Helen Marston
J. W. Sullivan
F. Perham
Folsom
William Fowler
Eugene Vaughan
Thomas Ayers
Fred Lantz
John Bean
Mins Bean
Thompson
Walter Street
Miss Cameron
Mim Hartman
Edna Thompson
Miss Bartholomew
Charles Sampson
Ethel Johnson
Euma Sawtelle
Minn Effie Frasier
Faye Bartholomew
Eva Froome
Gay Campbell
Adna Raley
Blanche Horn
Besa Campbell
Sommerville
Nellie Schonehals
Mia
Norval Jones
Meera
Clarke
Dinner Party Honors Miss Cameron In Pink Themed Evening
A large Pendleton social gathering honored Miss Nellie Cameron ahead of her forthcoming marriage. The pink decor dominated the dining room with ribbons and a heart place card on each table end. Ten guests were assigned to table seating including Miss Cameron and Mrs Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neliie Cameron
Miss Hartman
Edna Thompson
L. G. Frazier
Water Street
Electroller
Questa
Cameron
Johnson
Sawtello
Frazier
Bartholomew
George Hartman, Jr
Fred Bart
Entertaining program at Thompson Street church draws praise
The Adama sisters gave highly entertaining performances at the Thompson Street M. E. church on Friday. Leaguers raised a neat sum for hymnals, while the new hymnal marks an epoch in Methodist history and includes the order of worship used by both the Methodist Episcopal churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Street
M. E
Adama
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodial Episcopal Church South
Japanese tinhorns rob Japanese men of 560 dollars in Garden street game
Tom and George, two Japanese residents, complain to Marshal Coffman about a blackjack game run by two tinhorns at a Garden street house. George lost 560 dollars in two hours, and while Tom seeks remedy through the city attorney, both may face arrest if charges proceed. Tom plans to press for recovery or seek compromise, while warning of possible trouble if refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
George
Marshal Coffman
Garden Street
Two Unicorns
Thursday Afternoon Club entertains with current literature review
Mrs. RE. P. Marshall hosted the Thursday Afternoon club and guests with roll call on Current Events. Mrs. T. G. Hatley reviewed this year’s fiction, selecting six best sellers, noting The Road of the River Wiggin, The Boss of Little Arcady Wilson, and Man of the Hour Thanet, with poetry by Dunbar and piano by Mrs. Ron Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. P. Marshall
T. G. Hatley
United States
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Little Arcady
Henry Leon Wilson
Octave Thanet
Mra. Halley
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Lina Sturets
J. Ron Dickson
H. ¢. Carter
Myra
John Hailey
F. Colemworthy
Business College Notes Shows New Arrivals and Activities
Veral New Students Arrived This Week at the Riverside Business College. Vincent and Boylen are on the sick list. Graham plans to spend Sunday in Weston. Penmanship ranking has been sent to Riverside. New students include H. P. Whitman Herman Graham Ernest Gieinz and Earl Camp. Typewriters in use are Remingtons Smith Premiers and Underwood. Rev Hall from the Baptist church visited Friday afternoon. An M E church social was enjoyed last night. Larkey Fletcher of Pilot Rock plans to enter Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B.C
Remingtons
Smith
Underwoode
Hall
The
Baptist Church
M. E. Church
Wchoo
Rader
F. M. Churchill
Larkey Fletcher
Pilot Rock
Hillsboro Couple Relocate to Pendleton for Winter
Mr and Mrs T R Imbrie from Hillsboro Washington county move to Pendleton to reside during winter. Mr Imbrie is a wealthy farmer and said to be working in investments. Mrs Imbrie is prominent in the Rathbone Sisters order having served as grand chief of the Oregon state chapter. The family has secured a home and the daughters will attend Pendleton schools this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T .R. Imbrie
Hillaboro
Washington County
Pendleton
Imbrie la
Imrie
Order of
Rathbone
Weston man sails to Honolulu for sugar plantation post
A. I. Wood of Weston leaves for Honolulu with his wife to take an engineer position on a sugar plantation. He plans to make Sandwich Tamanda his permanent home if climate and conditions please. Work starts on a $50,000 quarter addition to J. Luke's Episcopal church in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
A. I. Wood
Weston
J. Luke's Jomplinl
Epiecopal
Spokane
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Slaughter House
Nuisa
Owl Tea
Soc Puchase
China
Music Hall
St. Anthony's Auxillary
Mra. W. Matlock
C. J. Smith
Chas. H. Carter
James F. O'Meara
Thomas FitzGerald
FP. Kinsella
BE. J. Sommerville
G. A. Hartman, Jr
Mra. Loughren
George O'Daniel
Thomas Taylor
Duplicate Whist Club
W. Ll. Thompson
Carda
J. R. Dickson
San Souci Club
Thamas Warner
W. J. Furnish
Inediia
Tallman & Co
Main Street
Ads
Thomas H. Mitchell
Beir
Australia
Swindle
Association
C. FP. Coseaworthy
Alo. Biekers
Dean Tatum
Woman's Club
Mra J. FF
Robin
F. G. Lucas
Athena Press
Boston
Business College Notes
Hillsboro
Baer @ Daley
Basler
Como
Graham & Hunter
Byers
Frank B. Clopton
South Hill
West End
Fred Lockley
Oregonian
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