East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-29

the afternoon. The program was as
follows:
Hymn ..............
Piano Quartet
History of Music in France ......
Mrs. owen
L'Esclave ..,......... Edward Lalo
Chanson de Florian GODDARD
Mrs. Dickson
Angelus Massenet
LIE Cygne ........... Saint Saens
Miss Bartholomew
Marguerite (from Faus) -. .Gunod
Philis Plus Aware Que Tendre -.
......... .......... Bergerettis
Miss Ruppe
Prelude COP. 2S, No. 21) Chopin
Etude COP. 10, No. O..... Chopin
Mrs. Dickosn
Mon Coeur S'ouvre a ia voix (from
Samson ct Dalila) -. Saint Saens
Connais tu lie pays (from Mignon)
............ ........... Thomas
Mrs. Landers
Cherzo (B flat minor) ..... Chopin
Pierrette ....... Chaminade
Miss Perry
Les deux Amours Clayton Johns
Nadeschda. ..... A. Goring Thomas
Miss Gates
Valse Paraphrase d'apres Chopin
(for two pianos) ..............
Mrs. Slusher, Mrs. Pruitt
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The most elaborate social function
of the week is the reception in pro-
gress at the Burroughs home on the
north hill this afternoon, where Mrs.
,rrt arc,e- lD,. No. -
Pendleton's social leaders, is receiving
in honor of Mrs Benjamin Lane Bur-
roughs. The guest of honor was for
| merly Miss Mildred Magoon of Port
land, having been married on Sunday
October 16, to Mr.. Benjamin Lane
| Burroughs of this city Assisting Mrs
Burroughs in serving and receiving
| her guests during the afternoon are
the following:
, Mrs. Mary j. Lane, Mrs. H. B
johnson, Mrs. Reuben Alexander
Mrs. S. p Sturgis, Mrs. Thomas c
Taylor, Mrs. John HALEY, Mrs. Frank
Frazier. Mrs. John R. Dickson, Mrs
Frederick E. Judd, Mrs. Gilber
Phelps Mrs. Edwin ]. Burke, Mrs
Norbourne Berkeley, Mrs. Clark e
Nelson, Mrs John Vert, Mrs. w. A
Slusher, Mrs. Augusta Moule, Mrs
| Willard Bond Misses Edna Gates, Ce
lestine Moorhouse, Effie Jean Frazier
Bertha Alexander, Fay Bartholomew
Maud Sheridan, Paralee HALEY ant
Mildred Berkeley, Mrs. Robert For
ster, Mrs. w L. Thompson and Mis-
Sybil Clopton.
Mrs ]. W. Skiles and Mrs. C. F
Colesworthy were hostesses for thi
weeks meeting Of the Current Liter
ature club which was held at tn
Skiles home The "Plains of LON
bardy" by Milan, was the subject o
the afternoon and the program was a
follows:
| Music-National Hymn of Italy
Mrs. Berkeley and Mrs. Vaughan.
! Milan and the italian Lakes-His
tory, Industrial and Political of Lom
hardy, Mrs. James A. Fee.
Brescia-History, Modern Indus
tries, Moretto, Arnold de Brescia
Mrs. Clark.
A Ramble, Mrs. A. c. Hampton
Gallery Victor Emmanuel, Colonne d
San Lorenzo, Villa Reale, Art Caller.
Library, La Scala, Monuments.
| Music, Group Of Italian Songs+Mrs
Vaughan-Deh! Non Voler Costrin
gere, Donizetti 1922; Olessati di Pia
garmi, Scarlatti 1880.
Milan Cathedral History and Sculp
| ture-Mrs. Ringo.
Reading, Sappho's Last Song Cleo
pardD-Mrs. Winter.
Da Vinci, the Last Supper-Mrs
| McAllister.
Music, National Hymn, America
Club.
Dainty refreshments were served.
| .
Miss Margaret Phelps entertaine
number of her young friends at tn
home of her parents yesterday after
noon. The event was in honor of he
10th birthday. The invited guest
were: Georgia Fletcher, Jean Fol
som, Katherine Livengood, Ruth Liv
engood, Helen Livengood, Gertrud
Moule, Katherine Thompson, Hele
Thompson. Thelma Thompson, Made
line Burgess, Verne Parker, Jenni
Murphy, Blanche Furnish, Marguerit
Winter, Marjorie Laatz, Mary Laat;
Genevieve Phslps Vera Temple Velm
Smith, Jane Roosevelt, Daphne Dauh
ner, Tom Murphy, Henry Burgess
Edward Thompson, Levi Ankeny Ro
Furnish, Delos Sloan, Marcus Ma.
Alfred Winter, Griffen Coope
Frankie Dickson, Myrton Moore, MOI
bourne Berkeley.
Mrs. John r. Adams was a mo.
engaging hostess when on Tuesda
she entertained thirty ladies {
luncheon at her farm home near At
ans. The affair is declared by thos
who were so fortunate as to be pre-
ent to have been one of the mo-
charming and successful events Of IL
kind ever given in this vicinit
Among those invited were Mrs. No,
bourne Berkeley, Mrs. ]. r. Dickso
Mrs. Leon Cohen, Mrs. e. P Marshal
Mrs. F. E. Judd, Mrs. Nesmith Al
keny Mrs. William L. Thompso
Mrs. George Hartman, jr., Mrs. Maj
Moorhouse, Mrs. G. w. Phelps ar
Miss Effie Jean Frazier.
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Miss Bertha Alexander was hoste
for most charming Hallowe't
luncheon on Wednesday at / o'cloc
in honor of Miss Juliet Cooper WI
| is to he an early December bride TT