East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19
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ises to furnish a very novel evenings
entertainment. Various homes in the
city will represent the different coun-
tries and they will be visited consec-
utively.
One of the most elaborate enter
tainments Of this season was the
! splendid presentation of Shakespeare's
comedy Twelfth Night" or "As You
Will" at the home of Mrs. E. P. Mar
shall, Thursday of this week, for and
by the members of the Thursday AZ
ternoon club.
The cast was exceptionally we'll
chosen and the afternoon was a
charming success.
Before the play Mrs T. c. Taylor
gave an excellent synopsis of Twelfth
Night" which was greatly appreciat-
ed. Following is the dramatis per-
sonnae:
orsino, Duke of Illyria. Mrs. slusher
Sebastian, brother to Viola. .......
................. Mrs. Crayne
4 Sea Captain ....... Miss Sheridan
! Sir Toby Belch, uncle to Olivia. -.
| ................. Mrs. Henderson
Sir Andrew Ague-cheek. &. Mrs. Lane
Malvolio, steward to Olivia ......
| .......... MIS-. hdIhpton
Clown ..............M Mrs. Landers
Olivia, a rich countess Mrs. Sheridan
Viola, in love with the duke ......
| Mrs. Dickson
| Maria, Olivia's woman. ..........
! ....... Mrs. Livengood
1t would be impossible to give de-
tailed account Of the realistic acting
and the many excellent parts given
for the characters were remarkably
we'll sustained throughout and the
performance would have done credit
to professionals.
The singing by Mrs. Landers was
very good and she was especially
pleasing in the clowns epilogue, the
philosophic song, "The Rain it Raineth
Every Day"
The costumes were beautiful and
accurate and every detail was in keep
ing with high class art.
After this very creditable perform
ance light refreshments were served
to the many guests hidden who en-
, joyed Mrs. Marshall's hospitality.
; Mrs. R. E. Ringo entertained the
members of the Current Literature
) club on Friday Of this week with an
afternoon on Shelley and Keats" and
= the following splendid program was
given in an excellent manner, each
number being both pleasing and enter
tanning
, Life of Percy Bysshe Shelley.
, Mrs. Wade
e "Odes to a Skylark" -. Mrs. Smith
| THE Clouds" ............ Mrs. Fe'
: songs-(a) "a Spring Song" (b)
K -Four Leaf Clover" Mrs. Dickson
= Life of John Keats Mrs. Bonne!
( Selections from Hyperion. .......
2 Mrs. Hampton
Z lode on a Grecian Urn. Mrs. johns
Selections from Eve of st. Agnes"
Mrs. Winter
2 Piano-(a) Spring Song" (Men-
T deissohn) (b) "Andante Celebre'
Mrs Slusher.
o St Patrick MISS DOJ'
On account of the nearness of st
f Patrick's Day" Mrs. Ringo had re
n ouested each member to respond a
a roll call with an Irish story and mucl
: merriment was provoked by the anec
dotes which showed the clevernes
and ever-ready wit of the Irish peo
# pie.
r The color scheme, green and white
n was in evidence in the dainty sou
q venir programs and refreshment
q served.
q During the social hour Mrs. E. ]
Sommerville presided in the dinin
room and was assisted by Miss Gwen
II doline Smith and Miss Evelyn Som
Is merville, both daintily gowned il
.e green and white,
l. Mrs Elliott and Miss Jennie Elliot
: who have been visiting Mrs. Thoma
!. Thompson, left Thursday for Portlan
10 where they will be the guests O
friends for short time.
Mr. Roy T. Bishop has returne
= from an extended business tri
= through the east and left Friday eve
:, ming for Mexico to be absent 81
q weeks or more.
Miss Bertha Alexander left thi
&c morning for Hermiston, where sh
If Will be the guest of her sister, Mr.
a. Elmer P. Dodd for week.
h Mr.. Joseph Knapp of Portland,
lie fraternity brother of Clarence Bish
Is op and Fred Steiwer, was in Pendle
n ton Thursday night.
/ Horace Walker county commission
J. er, and his family have moved to thei
y farm near Stanfield, where they wi
>. spend the summer.
- The Rt Rev. Bishop Paddock, I
D, will hold confirmation service a