East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19

The music for the Inland Empire
Teachers association is OF a high or
der. Whitman College will send Mr.,
Odessa Sterling, teacher of piano. Mr..
Elias Blum, teacher Of voice, Miss
Neva Green, piano student, Miss
Florence Bohannon and Miss Florence
Wills. vocal students. Mr.. Sterling,
Mr.. Blum and Miss Bohannon have
recently been heard in Pendleton and
their appearance will be heartily well
coined next Thursday evening and
Friday. Miss Greene and Miss Wills
are also reputed to be fine. Mr. ].
E. Keefe, jr., of Weston, who appear
ed in the Sunny South Minstrels here
and was so popular, is on the program
Thursday morning. Pendleton musi-
clans who contribute to the program
are Mrs. J. r. Dickson, Mrs. ]. 5.
I.anders, Miss Edna Gates, Miss Edna
Zimmerman, vocalists; Miss Faye
Bartholomew, Miss Harriet Young,
Mrs. W. A. Slusher, Miss Lora Perry,
pianists; and Mr.. Frank D. Carruth.
cellist. The Pendleton orchestra
under the direction of Mr.. Carruth
will play at the reception on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Lotta Livermore was rendered
a surprise party by company of her
friends. Tuesday evening. the occa-
sion being the 23rd anniversary of her
birth. The affair therefore develop
ed into a "Skiddoo" party and the
great number Of "23" stuntlets which
were arranged served to keep all
present in a continuous roar "
laughter. The refreshments ranged
from cookies made with the figure
"2S" to a beautiful frosted birthday
cake with the scheduled % candles,
but which upon being cut by Miss
Livermore, turned out to be shoe
box containing a huge lemon. There
were others which furnished just as
much merriment.
When St. Patrick's day comes dur
ing the Lenten season, all good Cath
olics are permitted to indulge in fes'
tivities that are not considered per
missable on any other one of the Al
days. Taking advantage of this op
TIC AllSAAAONAS Va ~ ~hSsA
congregation met at the rector!
Thursday evening for st. Patrick!
station celebration. The Indian boys
band was in from st. Andrews mis-
sion and the evening was one Of tn
most pleasant spent at the rectory II
many months. The music by tn
band was greatly appreciated.
Taking advantage of the Irish hol
iday which comes like all oasis in tn
desert of the Lenten season, man,
devotees of the terpsichorean mus
were present at the st. Patrick's bal
Thursday night in the Eagle-Wood
man hall There, with the shamroc
and the green everywhere proclaim
ing the occasion and to the strain o
popular Irish melodies the gay thron
paid its tribute to the great saint o
Erin for several hours.
The annual students banquet of tn
Pendleton academy was held at tha
institution last evening. Covers wer
laid for 10 and in addition to tn
students and the members of the fac
ulty and their wives, the trustees G
the school and their wives were ais
present. The event was one of tn
most successful ever given by the stu
dents Of the school.
Ralph Temple was the guest
honor at a birthday party given fc
him by his mother at their home o
Lewis street, this afternoon. Tt
fourteenth anniversary of the youn
mans birth was the occasion for tn
festivities.
Plans are now being worked oil
for "Trip around the world" in tn
city imm ediately after Lent Tt
tour will be given for the benefit
the Presbyterian church and prom