East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-09
EVENTSOF

j r. Childreth at her home at 113
Long street last Monday evening, In
honor of her birthday. At o'clock
a company of twenty stormed the
castle" and took Mrs. Childreth by
surprise. The young people of the
company furnished a program which
was greatly enjoyed by all and was as
follows
Piano solo. ........... Deltd Mo'rlS
Recitation .... Naydeen Blake.ey
Piano Solo. ...........B Blanche Jones
Recitation ..... Archibald Blakeley
Piano Solo. .......... NoIa Chlldreth
! Two songs. ..... Mrs. e. b. Pyle
Recitation ...... Naydeen Blakeley
| Piano Solo. Delta motifs
Those in the surprise brigade took
! lunches, and after lunch the young
| ladies sang several selections. The
happy company then dipersed with
ing Mrs. Childreth many returns of
her birthday
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sault, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Liver
more, Mr. and Mrs. Frank King, Mr..
B. A. Rives, Mrs. H. NJ. Sloan, Mrs.
Norman Humphrey. Mrs E. b. Pyle,
Mrs. Bert Finney, Mrs. Joe Blakely,
Mrs. Walter Jones, Misses Delta Nor
ris, Bulah Humphrey, Meta Ford
Marian Sault, Naydeen Blakely
Blanche Jones and Master Archibald
Rlakely.
Mrs. Thomas Thompson and Mrs
T NJ Henderson were hostesses fol
the Thursday afternoon club thi;
week the program being given at the
home of Mrs. Thompson on Water
street. Members of the Current Lit
erature club were guests and the
program related to German hom,
life. 1t was as follows:
Quotations-The Home and Womel
Violin Solo:
(a) Last Hope. ....... Gottschall
(b) Hungarian Dance. . Brahm
Miss Doris Loora Gregory.
Village Life. ........M Mrs. Livengoo
Home Life. e.............. Mrs. Ian
Solo:
| (a) You and Love. 80. Hardilo
| OBJ I'm Abendrath. 800. Schuber
| Miss Edna Thompson.
Women and the Home Mrs. Owe
| Pleasures and Pastimes. ..
II
German Reading ..........
| .......... Miss Blanche Moer
Kaffee Klatsch
| Roggen Butterbrodmit
Fleischschnittsche
| Chocolate Kuchen, Gemein Kuche
Kummel Kuchen
Zuckerverk Kaff,
. | In honor of number of frien
= home from college and eastern visit
: Miss Willow Fields Miss Edi
is Slusher, Miss Hazel Fields and Mi
Alice Wehrung entertained at t
st 1rvington club last night. One of L
10 merry features of the evening W
- dancing to vocal music, four tw
m steps being enjoyed in this mannt
N Miss Hazel Fields, whose engageme
5. to Samuel Joseph Luse of st. Pal
Mimi. was announced yesterday, W
the recipient of many congratulate
and best wishes Mrs. ]. C. Har
S. Mrs. C. ]. Hutchinson. Mrs C.
lg Fields and Mrs. w. NJ. Wehrung we
w the patronesses. The guests wer
at DIR and Mrs. William Hare, Miss
D. Louise Williams. Adelaide McCun
e. Alma Enke, Edith Woodcock. NJ
dred Waite. Helen Hall, Grace Ian
don, Irma Moorehouse. Kathleen Ca
roll Ethel Morris, Clara Marsch, Luz
+ Simpson, Frances Fuller. Katheril
n Warner, Flo Metres, Gaea Wood
n Hazel Koontz, Louise Poulson, Ed
s. Minsinger, Mary Kern. Harriet Ker
ID Clara Fleichman, Ellen O'Donne
o. Helen White, Rose Basler, Fe
Hutchinson. Fay Corwin, Dom
Guiss, Mildred Armstrong. Ha2
Tooze, Pearl McKenna, Ida Shay E
n ma Florence. Lavelle Florence, Gene
p Wilcox and Cassie Hitler.
e. James F. Alexander, Herbert Gu
lipp, George Frost Jr., Fen Wait
Frederick Gulick. Frederick De Nefi
Oscar Tillison. Donald Bourne. Albe
Burd'Ck, Laurence Hickman. Mart
ne Hawkins. Allan Burdick, Ralph HUI,
burt, Peter Whittlesey. Chest
,a Moores, Dean Goodman. Ives Sire
he Gordon Van Gundia, Evans Harr
". Douglas Chaplin, John Darnell, Ro
av ert Parkinson, Howard Fleichma
n Roy Nelson Irwin Brooks. DR. Jam
ak McCully, Mason Manghum. John
SIS Mason. George Alexander Dan
n Quimby Fred Froman. Waldo Mill,
IT. Walter Moffitt, James Johns, Lynn
av Rice. Clarence Chambers. Percy H
d Ter Lester Means. Carl Houston a
ct Glen Ellicott.-Oregon Journal.