The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-03-28

great musicians were read by Miss
Bertha Brubaker and Miss Pauline
Anderson. Miss Florence Bohannon,
Miss Inez Harer, and Miss Mable
McCanse rendered some very choice
vocal selections. Miss Majorie Lyman
gave a piano solo from Chopin. Miss
Myrtle Freeze favored the guests with
delightful piano selection from
Mendlessohn and Miss Nellie Burr was
at her best with the violin. Re-
freshments were served to close the eve!
ning's entertainment.
The Brotherhood Of Central Christian
church held it's regular monthly meet
ing Friday evening in the basement
Of the church when delicious spread
was served by the ladies Guild. Prac-
tically the full membership of the Bro
therhood was present.
M. G. Royal addressed the Brother
hood of the First Presbyterian church
at the regular monthly meeting Tues
day evneing. A dinner was served by
the Pilgrims at which the men who
assisted in the library benefit concert
were guests
Miss Pauline Anderson, 364 Boyer
avenue, entertained number of
friends Wednesday at 1 o'clock lunch
con for Miss Sallie Winans and Miss
Lelah Offner The idea carried out in
the costumes was a novel one, repre-
senting the women as they will appear
40 years from now. Many chic and
unique gowns added much to the
pleasures of the affair The guests in
cluded: Miss Ena Keylor, Miss Rigg-
Ter of Portland, Mrs. Toner. Misses
Mary and Francis Paine, Miss Lulu
Paul, Miss Stevens, Mrs. Frank Moore,
Miss Elaine Snyder, Mrs. F. H. Pope,
Miss Gene Branscombe, Miss Winnie
.
derson, beside the. guests of honor
Word has been received here that
Miss Bonney Royal daughter of M. C.
Royal of this city, has just accepted
a lucrative position on the Chicagol
Tribune, doing cartoon and character
work. The most fiattering reports
have been sent out regarding ner work
Before accepting a permanent posi-
ton with the Tribune, she did large
amount of special work for the publ
cation. Recently she has been sketch
ing the immigrant trains as they pull
into the "Windy City"
For the last three years, Miss Royal
has been studying art in the Chicago
Art Institute. She is product of
the Pacific coast and until about three
years ago has lived in this section.
The recognition of her ability by such
a paper as the Tribune will be graft
flying to her many friends in the West
Wednesday afternoon the Pilgrim
society of the First Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs. A. B.
Lamb, East Sumach street, at which
time plans were made for an Easter
sale of fancy articles and good things
70 70 bn Go hn
fore Easter in the Alder street en-
trance of Hanger & Thompson's store.
Mrs. Lamb, the hostess was assisted
in entertaining by Mesdames Moulton,
Robinson and Henderson During the
afternoon refreshments were served.
Miss Laura Dickson, East Walla
Walla entertained number of friends
at luncheon at her home Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Susie Shell
ton, recently returned from southern
California
The Modern Brotherhood of Ameri-
ca gave a literary entertainment and
basket social in honor Of it's district
| manager, r. B. Brundage. on Thurs
day evening, in the Germania hall on
East Alder street The program fol-
lows:
Piano Solo -. ......... Oscar Berloot
Duet: 1.-THE Brotherhood" ............
Mrs Elsie Steward and Mrs. Iva
Taylor.
Piano solo 49,. .........i. Earl Stoval
Violin and piano duet ...............
/ .... Frank H. Walters and wife
Address "Fraternal Insurance" ......
49,. State Manager John ]. Goar
Violin and piano duet ..........
.... Miss Hazel Wells