East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-16

Callahan and Devlin. The evening will
be spent at progressive whist, while
those who do not play cards will find
other pleasant diversion. The social
is for the new church fund.
Although inclement weather kept
many members from the third of the
Wenaha clubs pretty dancing parties
on Wednesday evening the occasion
was one of the most pleasant of the Sc
ries. Not more than Is couples were
in attendance. but an excellent floor
and good music contributed to the
thorough enjoyment Of the evening by
every guest.
An informal little dancing party was
given at Milarkey hall Thursday night
by the dancing class that is being
conducted by Miss Norma Aloway
and Miss Edith Johnson. Another
dance will be given next Friday. A
children's dancing class is also be-
ing organized and matinee dance
will be given for them each Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore, 41S
Jackson street, entertained the Fort
nightly 800" club on Tuesday even
ing Of this week There were six ta-
bles and the guests most thoroughly
enjoyed a pleasant evening. Mrs H.
c. Stevens, a member of the club, and
Mr.. J. F. Robinson, who was among
the club guests, received the honors
of the evening.
Mrs Richard Mayberry entertained
the ladies of the Westminster Guild
on Tuesday of this week at her home,
COL College street. The afternoon
was most pleasantly spent in social
Intercourse, a delicious luncheon be-
ing served by the hostess. The guild
expects at its meeting during the COM
ing week with Mrs, Frank Hayes to
take up its regular course of study, in
which it has been delayed for several
weeks.
Invitations have been issued for
piano recital at the home of Mrs. W.
]. Furnish at which, this evening, Miss
Eleanor Vincent, who has been study
ing with Madame Carroll in Portland
will make her debut in Pendleton. The
annnrn1n6 is that cyiunG
promise of a most delightful evening
and which VIII lenable music loving
friends to form a critical estimate of
Miss Vincent's remarkable ability and
the sympathy and technique of her
playing. The recital will begin at
7:45 o'clock.
The parlels in the lives of Frederic
Chopin and Edgar Allen Poe, the
kindred sympathies in their genius
and the cruel fates which blasted their
lives were studied at a most interest
ing meeting Of the Thursday After
noon club on Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. John HALEY, jr. Mrs. Hail1
ey was assisted in entertaining the
club by Mrs. Ben Burroughs.
The parallels in the lives of Frederic
papers was one of the most interest
ing given before the club in a long
time and was as follows:
Paper-"why We Study Poe and
Chopin Together
Mrz T. NJ. Henderson.
Reading-"To helen" .....'...'Poe
Mrs. E. P. Marshall
Prelude-Opus 2s .....t'''''Ch Chopln
Mrs. A. J. owen.
Paper-"The Life Of Poe"
Mrs. Lima Sturgis.
solo-"A Maiden's Wish" Chopin
Miss Bernice Ruppe.
Paper-"Characte Sketch of Chopin"
Mrs. F, E. Liyengood,
Mrs. G. w. Phelps.
Reading-"Ulullume" ........ Poe
Mrs Marshall.
Polonaise Fantasie No. 61.... Chopin
Mrs. w. C. E. Pruitt.
Reading-"Annabeu Lee. ...... Poe
Mrs. Marshall.
/ Funeral March ........... CHOPIN
Mrs Slusher.
SoIo-"Cease, Oh, Cease. Scarlotti
Miss Ruppe.
The next meeting of the club will