East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-18
|\OCIETY EVENTS

Organ Prelude. Joy to the World"
................ Handel-Ashford
Mrs. A J. owen.
"Tid ngs of Great joy .. Porter
Choir
cover the Deserts ...... Wilson
Elmer Hill, ]. S. Landers, A. j.
owen. Geary Kimbrell.
"I viii Give You Rest .... .Cowen
Miss Edna Gates.
"Hark the Strains" ...... Wilson
Choir.
The Birthday of "A King" Neidlinger
DR. Elmer Hill
My Heart Rejoices" Ashford
Chair
"Beaut ful Angels" ........ Lorenf
Male Quartet.
"It came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Mrs J. 5. Landers.
Echoes of Palestine" ........ Davis
Choir
Postlude, shout the Glad Tidings'
......... .................., ANisoh
Mrs A. j. owen.
one OF the unique social events of
the week was the trading party
gwen by Miss Irmal Mann and Miss
Gertrude Campbell at the home of the
former. Thursday evening. Each one
OF the guests brought something to
trade to every other guest. The sur
prises which were unfolded as the diff
! ferent packages We're opened after
! the trades were made, caused con-
, tinous uproar of laughter. The eve
ming was brought to a pleasant ter
mnation by the serving of refresh
1 ments Those present. besides the
| hostesscs. were the Misses Genevieve
| Clark Edith Slusher. Ethel Temple
| Edna and Lavelle Florence, Heller
/ Hart. Edith and Mona Johnson, Ber-
| tha Anger. Gertrude Jordan, Edna
| Storie, Hazel Nolen Ivy Hill, Ida and
/ Ina Cherry. Irene and Viola Shea
| Edna Zimmerman and Norma AL
| loway.
An unusual social event of the week
| was the pajama party for which
! Mrs. C. j. Mitchell was hostess last
| Monday evening. She entertained
nine girl friends at her home on Wes'
Webb street. the hostesses as well as
her guests being robed in pajamas
| The affair was un que also i'm that
there were no chairs, their place be-
| ing taken by Indian blankets spreac
on the floor. A Dutch feed" brought
| the festivities to a close Those pres
| ~
Bertha Anger. Miss Edna Florence
| Miss Genevieve Clark, Miss Rutf
| Gibson. Miss Faye Gibson, Miss
| Georg' a Stewart, Miss Edith Johnson
and Miss Mary Samuel of Dayton
! Washington.
Lester Swaggart and Mrs. Luelli
| Bowie were married at their home IL
West Pendleton last Saturday eve
ming by Rev. a. Mckenzie Meldrum
Though both the bride and groom arr
well-known residents, the affair wa
so quiet that only very few OF the'
relatives knew of it until severa
days afterward. Mrs. Boyle has becl
visiting in Michigan for more thar
year. having returned to Pendle
ton about two weeks ago. The groom
has lived in this part of eastern ore
gon all his life
w j. Clark of Pendleton and MIS-
Lodema A. Fisher were united II
marriage this morning at II o'clocI
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w. y
Johnson. Rev. d. V. Polling officiat
ing. Mr. Clark is a prominent bus
ness man of Pendleton. being a mem
her of the firm of w. ]. Clark X com
pany of which firm Mr.. Johnson !
also member. Mr. and Mrs. car
left this afternoon for Portland wher
they will spend few days'-Th
Dalles Chronicle.
Pendleton boys who are attendih
; the University of oregon are expect
ed to arrive home tomorrow mornin
| to spend the holidays Among thos
who are expected to arrive are Jane
, Johns, Harold Warner, Elmer an
Glen Storie and Glen Scott. The Un
Iversity of Washington does not sus