East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-31

one of the many delightful afternoons
for which this club is noted at the
spacious apartment of Mrs. C. p.
Bishop on Thursday of this week. The
club, at the beginning of the year, out
lined for the years study, France, its
manners, literature, art, drama, mu-
sic, etc. In response to roll call quo
tations We're made from French
writer's whose witticisms and
epigrams are so noted for their
brllliancy. After the program
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. The following program
was rendered.
Roll Call-Response by members
Song-Marseillaise. by club.
Paper-Life and Customs of Ancient
Brittany, Mrs. Burroughs.
Songs-A Bond Maid. by Lalo:
T'is showing, Bumberg, Mrs. Dickson.
Paper-A Summer Trip Through
Normandy, Mrs. Fee.
Reading-Herve Riel, by Robert
Browning, Mrs. Sheridan.
oil Sketch-Joan Dare, by Mark
Twain, Mrs. Taylor.
Round Table-Breton and Norman
Legends. Mrs. Marshall.
Music-To Be a Wild Rose, by Nc
Donald; minuet, Greig; SONATA,
Moszkouski, Mrs. Slusher.
one of the weeks enjoyable social
functions was the dance given by the
Eagles last evening in the Eagle
Woodman hall. The affair was desig-.
mated 'home rule ball" and was
characterized by a very large attend
ance, splendid music and several
hours of thorough enjoyment.
Miss Grace Cole, who is attending
the University of oregon where she
is member of the Chi Omega soror-
ity, is in the city the guest of the
Misses Edith and Claire Raley. Miss
Cole is a daughter of Dr. w. G. Cole
of this city.
Mrs. Chester Baxter Jr., formerly
Miss Hazel Nolen of this city and one
OF the popular brides of last summer,
arrived in Pendleton Monday from
her home in Boise to spend the holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Nolen.
Mr.. viii Lowell, senior in the
University of Oregon. after spending
portion of his vacation with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. stephen A.
Lowell, left Thursday evening for
Walla Walla where he is visiting
friends before returning to college.
Mr.. Lester Means, formerly a we'll
known high school athlete who is
now making his home in Portland,
was a guest at both the Christmas
ball and the Lambda Sigma dance. He
is now visiting with his parents in
Umatilla.
Miss Genevieve Clark, who has been
very i'll with typhoid fever at her
home on Water stret, is improving
very slowly. Her many friends will
be rejoiced to learn that the worst
stages of the disease have passed.
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Miss Louise Wise will return Mon
day from a Christmas visit in Ho-
quiam, Wash, and will be accompa-
MED by her sister, Miss Ruth Wise
who will also occupy a position on
the high school faculty.
A number of the young ladies have
decided to hold a New Years open
house at the home of Miss Edna
Thompson on Water street during the
late afternoon and evening tomor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartman, jr.
and Messrs. Will and Harry Gray
spent Christmas in Portland with
Mrs. ]. H. d. Gray. Mrs. Hartman
is still the guest of her mother
Miss Hazel Means, formerly a very
popular member in high school cir
ces in this city, was in Pendletor
from her home in Umatilla for tn,
Christmas ball and the Lambda sig
ma dance.
Miss Harriet Harris of La Grande
will arrive in the city Monday t
spend several weeks as the guest o
her sister Miss Florence Harris
principal of the Lincoln school.
Mr.. Jack Keefe, the popular ant
entertaining principal of the Westol
high school, was guest at tn
Young Peoples dance Monday night
Miss Mary Zurcher, one of tn
H. nIe