East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-11
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Pendleton Chapter of the American
Woman's League, held its regular
monthly meeting in the City Hall
Tuesday, Nov. 7, adjourned from
Monday on account of an error in the
pu ublished notice. Many matters of
Importance were brought up for con-
sideration, the members feeling that
the League having been placed upon
more distinctly business basis, made
dependent on it's own resources as
subscription agency, and divorced
from all other business entangle-
ments, and entirely disconnected
with its founder, Mr. Z. G. Lewis,
more active participation is de-
manded of them to insure its success.
1t was decided to open an office in
some accessible place, presided over
by one of the prominent members
where subscriptions to magazines may
be left, paid for by one-half cash
and one-half League subscription GER
tificates. AS these subscriptions may
be sent directly to the publishers
prompt service is insured. Mrs. S A.
Lowell, president of the chap:er has
also joined the Regents Corp oration,
and will act as agent for the sale of
their specially manufactured articles
thereby insuring an income for the
chapter, as she hopes for enthusiastic
patronage. A very unusually inter-
esting lecture by Mrs. Ida B. Cole of
the head office, on THE Madonna in
Art" illustrated by pictures of the
most famous Madonnas, was read by
the president and listened to with
wrapped attention by those present,
The Thursday Afternoon club was
entertained this week by Mrs. John
Vert. The program which consisted
of a POSTCARD Trip Through GER
many" proved most interesting to the
club members and guests. The trip
was made through the medium of
fine postcard protector, owned anu
manipulated by Mr.. Vert, VINO CO.
laborated with Mrs Vert in giving
delightful lecture on the views SHOWN.
During the trip many historical clties
of old and new Germany were visited
and the portraits of the German en-
peror and the royal family were
shown along with those of some Of
Germany's greatest geniuses, such as
Goethe, Schiller and Wagner, etc. At
ter the program, refreshments were
served with Mrs. ]. r. Dickson and
Mrs Charles Carter presiding at the
coffee urns. Miss Mildred Berkley
and Miss Beth Smith assisted the
hostess in receiving. The club guests
and members united in voting it one
Of the most interesting and delightful
meetings the club has ever enjoyed,
and many thanks were given Mr..
Vert for his part in the entertain
ment.
Complimentary to George Strand
who IS soon to be married, a bachelor
dinner will be given this evening al
the Hotel Pendleton by a number Of
his gentlemen friends and the fol-
lowing appropriate list of toasts ha!
been arranged with Mark Moorhouse
as POSTMASTER: Mach -shaves-da'
von," by Frederick steiwer; "Th'
Same Old Song" by Royal NJ. Saw
telle; What Wen Do to Him." by
Carl Cooley; IF 1 Were Mayor" b!
j. Roy Raley; "Jodo's Thanksgiving
Turkey" by Roy T. Bishop; "Advic'
to Young Men, by Henry W. Collins
Let George Do It." by George
Strand. The following young men are
giving the affair: Roy Alexander
Tracy Baker, Roy Bishop Ben l.
Burroughs Carl Cooley, Henry Col
Inns. John Dickson, George Ferguson
George Hill, Frank Hays, Roy Kirk
ley, w. H. Lyle. Fred Lampkin
Mark Moorhouse, Richard Mayberry
Roy Ritner, Roy Raley. James Stur'
gis, Marshall Spell Gale Sturdivant
Glenn Sturdivant, Royal Sawtelle
| Frederick Steiwer, James Thompson
Herbert Thompson, T. d. Taylor, viii
Wyrick, James Wyrick and Guy wy
| rick
The regular monthly meeting OF
the w. c. T. U. will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 at the west room
of the Baptist church and a full at
tendance is desired.
Miss Edith Powers was hostess Fri
| day evening to a party of her friend
at seven o'clock dinner, given IL
| the cozy Powers home on Thompson
street. There were places for ten a
! the table and the decorations were
white Carnations. The dinner wa
! followed by a social evening. Thos
who found places at the table were
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