East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-03-30

mirth and amusement, will be THE
Old Maids Convention" which will be
produced at the Frazer theater on
Wednesday evening, April 3, by the
women of the Church of the Redeem
er for the benefit of the Parish Aid
society.
The cast of characters has been Sc
leoted and the production has been
well rehearsed and everything Is no"
in readiness for the event. By spec
ial permission the entertainment VIII
be given at the Frazer, although 1t had
been the intention of the management
to close the theater for the season on
April /.
Following is the cast of characters
and the special features of the event:
Nancy Bedott ..... Mrs. G. II. Nelson
Polly Jane Spratt. Mrs. G. w. Phelps
Patience Desire Mann Mrs. j. w! Earl
Eliza Jane Oldacre. Mrs. l.. G. Frazier
Miss Green ..... Mrs. Geo. Hartman
Sophia Stuckup. E. Mrs. Chas. Myers
Juliette Ling. Miss Maud Sheridan
Tiny Short ..... Mrs. Henry Laatz
Cleopatra Belle Brown. ...........
.:.......... Miss Edna Thompson
Violet Ann Ruggles .............
,..... Miss Edna Zimmerman
Rachel Rebecca sharp. p............
... Miss Carrie Sheuerman
Zera Stockwell Mrs. John F. Robinson
Sarah Jane Springster ............ O.
................ Miss Ivy Kimbrell
Charity Longface .Veva Boothby
Gertrude Penelope Doolittle ......
......... Miss Paralee HALEY
Calamity Jane Higgins ..........
.......... Mrs. c. X. Cranston
Jerusha NJ. Spriggins. s.............
| Mrs. Frank Moule
Prof. Film Flam ......G. w. Johnson
Alfonso e............. Brooke Dickson
CASTOR ........... Nate Kmball
MakeOyers.
No. 1-Song-Miss Grace Hawks
No. 2-Prima Donna, Mrs. A. S. Nor
ton.
No. 3-Topsy, Mr.. Shockley.
No. brunette, Miss Dave Hill.
No. 5-Piano solo, Miss c. Sheuer-
man.
No. 6-Reader, Mrs. Driscol.
No. Girl and boy, Bernice Ruppe
and friend
No. S-Man to sing, Herbert Ruppe.
Special features of the convention
will be a paper on "Woman's Rights,
by Jerusha NJ. Spriggins, piano solo by
Rachel Rebecca Sharp, original poems
by ]. NJ. Spriggins and Juliette Long.
Miss Eleanor and Lelsla Ruby prov.
ed themselves delightful entertainers
on Tuesday afternoon at the farewell
party given to their many friends, wh'
responded in large numbers TO theil
Invitation to spend the afternoon II
having one final good time before thei
departure from Pendleton for Port
land, which will take place the las
of next week. The invited list included
Frances Sailing, Muriel Sailing, Nirmi
Coykendall, frankie Coykendall, Oliv'
Gwinn, Glare Raley, Bernice Walker
Helen Johns, Mary Johns, Eunic'
Whittemore, Lottie Boreland, Iren'
Lyman. Marie Lyman, Zella Thomp
| son, Katheryn Thompson, Grace NIL
/ Her, Mary Yates, Ionic Minnis, Lilliar
Peebler, frankie Dickson, olpey Sal
Nuys. Mildred Bartlett, Eugene Boy
len, Edward Thompson, Milo HUFF
man, Freddie Bleaknyy, Roberta Bleak
, ney, Thomas Bleakney, Harold Malo
ney. Helen Thompson, Helen Livin
: good. Ruth Livingood, Katheryn Liv
ngood. Mary LaatZ, Margery Laatz
Margaret Colesworthy, Pauline Rice
Helen Raymond. Miss Rozena Epple
Vera Temple Ralph Temple, Ro
Temple. Marada Markham, Doroth,
Newberry, Dorothy Hunziker Dorri
Huffman, Edward Van Nuys.
; A pleasant afternoon was spent o
Thursday with Mrs w. NJ. BlakelS
on South Main street. when she in
i vited in a number of friends to brin
e their needlework and spend the after
i noon. i'm compliment to Mrs. y. c. Ru
. by and Mrs. Mathews, who will 500
leave Pendeton for their futur
homes at Portland and South Benz
respectively. Each of the honore
/. guests was the recipient of a soil
S gold thimble, the gift of the hostess
J, Late in the afternoon Mrs. Blakel!
k assisted by her daughter, served
e delightful collation. to the followin
: guests: Mrs. Henry Thompson, Mr.
= John McCourt, Mrs. NJ a. Thompson
f Mrs James Crawford Mrs. Louis Hur
:, ziker, Miss Mathews, Mrs. Williai
n Mann, Mrs. william Temple, Mrs.
2 w, Maloney. Mrs. NJ. A. RAIDER, Mr.
|. Frank Coykendall, Mrs. Henry Beai
}. Mrs. Hannah Young, Mrs. Tol
Is Thompson, Mesdames Newberr
r Bleakney. Buckalan and Sheppard.
e Last Friday afternoon, after II
= close of the school work. the teacher
y and scholars of our school rendered
e reception to Prof. Noordhoff and II
l. members of the glee club of the Pei
l. dleton academy, which was vel
K pleasant incident, and was, we believ
highly appreciated by the members
the party.
m In addition to this, Mr.. Roadruc
s. and Rev. Allen got their buckboar'
a. out and loaded the entire party aboal
70 land drove them over the valley al
d pointed out the various tracts and In
r. provements, and the visitors seemed
D. enjoy the ride, and expressed admir-
o, ton at all they saw.-Irrigon Irirg
,g tor.
,s The fraternity dances have lol
Sbeen looked forward to by the young
dancing set as the most enjoyat
dances of the season, and the o