East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12

The Busy Bee Sewing and Study
club of the L. o. 7. M, held its reg
ular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth McRae Tuesday afternoon,
March s. There was good attend
ance of members and eleven visitors:
Madames Hampton, CLANCY, Proeb-
stel, Raymond, P. Peterson, James
Long, R. Farlinger, R. n. Farlinger.
Zeuske, Elliott and Miss Elliott. Por-
trayal of the life Of washington Irving
read by Mrs Ora Hamilton, Irving's
Essays from the sketch Book by Mrs,
Edna Craig and Longfellow's sonnets
to Irving by Mrs. Dave Rogers, were
the subjects for study. All were very
instructive and much enjoyed. In
strumental and vocal music by Mrs.
and Miss Elliott completed the pro-
gram The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Ora Hamilton,
March 90 Subject for study. the life
of James Fennimore Cooper. Mrs.
Storey chairman of study committee.
Dainty refreshments were served, Mrs.
McRae being assisted in serving by
Mrs. F. Neagle and Mrs. Kees Sou
venirs of the occasion consisted of
hand painted roses and, buds, the
handiwork of Mrs. McRae
Mrs. James A. Fee entertained the
members of the Current Literature
club Friday afternoon with the fol-
lowing program on Thomas Moore, the
Irish poet:
Sketch of Life of Thomas Moore.
Mrs. Ringo
The Odes Of Anacreon Mrs. Alexander
Irish Melodies .......... Mrs. Skiles
Songs-(r) When Love Is Kind; (b)
She Is Far from the Land .....
Mrs. Vaughn
Selections from The Broken Heart
Urving) ............. Miss Boyd
Lalla Roohk ........... Miss Boyd
Paradise and the Peri--Illustrated
and arranged by Mrs Berkeley
and Mrs. Vaughn.
Songs-(a) o, Thou Who Driest
the Mourners' Tears; (b) 'Tis
the Last Rose of Summer .....
MTS. DIChSOH
Roll Call-Original Limericks .....
......... Mrs. McAllister, Leader
The singing by Mrs Vaughn and
Mrs. Dickson was excellent and both
responded to an encore, Mrs. Vaughn
with "All Through the Night" and
Mrs. Dickson "Tipperay Town
The program included a response
to rollcall with Irish limericks which
were both clever and witty, Miss Boyd
receiving the prize.
The best feature of the afternoon
was the illustrated poem, Paradise
and the Peri. which was beautifully
read by Mrs Berkeley, while Mrs. F
Vaughan looked charming in many
poses. as the Peri.
Light refreshments were served
Mrs. James H. Raley, presiding.
The Current Literature club held 1t!
annual business meeting on Tuesday
March l. The success of last year!
study on English literature was 81
pronounced that it was decided t
| have a consecutive study with the
programs outlined and in the yeal
book again this year. The officer
EltCl6O were MIS-. -hC<AillSNVii PANSi
| dent; Mrs. G.. W. Clark, vice presi
dent: Mrs. Charles Bonney, secretary
| and Mrs. E. T. Wade, treasurer.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church are planning "a trip aroun'
the world" Immediately after Lent. !
number Of the homes in differen
parts of the city will be arranged t
represent the different countries
Egypt, Ireland, Scotland and Japa1
will be among the countries visited
It is planned to make this one of tn
social events of the closing season.
The Epworth League held soa
and towel social at the home of Mis-
Mayme Patterson, Tuesday evening
A large number of young people wer
present and the evening was sper
in social games. Choice refresh
ments were served by the young ladies
The generous donations Of soap an
towels will be forwarded to tn
Methodist hospital in spokane.
Miss Gertrude Sheridan, who is
become the bride of Mr. w. G. Lyon