East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-04-22

During the evenings session, lhe
lodge presented Special Organizer Es- |
telle C. Mann with O beautiful souve-
mir engraved spoon as an apprecia-
ton of her work in behalf OF the
lodge and degree team while she has
been in the city
/ Miss Gertrude Campbell entertain
ed on Monday evening in honor of
her sister, Miss Katherine Campbell,
and Miss Ethel Sells of Walla Walla,
both of whom are students at ST.
Pauls school in the Garden City
Bridge was played during the evening,
the prize being captured by Miss Ber-
.tha Anger At the conclusion of the
games. dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess. The young ladies
present were: Mrs. Ben L. Burroughs
and the Misses Ermal Mann. Mary
Zurcher, Wilma Burmeister. Ida
Cherry, Ina Cherry, Edna Storie,s
Mary Shea, Una Smith, Lou Flood,
Daphne Leisure, Pauline La Fontaine,
Viola Shea, Edna Thompson; Ger
trude Jordan, Sybr Clopton. Irene
Shea, Jennie Perry, Edna thinner
man, Norma Alloway Mona Johnson,
Edna Wissler, Bertha Anger, Gene
We've Clark and Winnie Boylen.
.
A quiet wedding was celebrated last
I Saturday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. d. Turner when Mrs Mar
g. ret w. Cam m ard ,Ir. James y
Smith were married in the presence
of few friends. Mrs. Smith was for
merly Mrs. Campbell, we'll known as
a resident ofthis city, whose son Mr..
George Campbell was one of Pendle-
toms popular younger business men.
For the last eleven years Spokane
has been the home of Mrs. Smith, but
recently she has been the guest of
Mrs. Turner. Mr. Smith has for a
number of years been a resident OF
this city and is a professional gard
4 ener. The ceremony was at o'clock
! and performed by Rev. r. e. Storey,
pastor of the Baptist church. The
! hostess served dainty refreshments to
the guests. Among those present be-
sides the host and hostess We're Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Turner and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. B. Waffle. An impromptu
charavari by the boys of the neigh
borhood was rewarded by kiss from
the bride to each and big dish of
ice cream and corresponding wedges
of cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are
now at home to their friends at sos
f. Court street.
Principal among the social events
of the first post-Lenten week was the
annual dancing party of the Sigma
Epsilon Omicron sorority given at the
Eagles-Woodman hall on Wednesday
evening. The affair was exclusive.
only members of the sorority and
! gentlemen friends being present but
the floor was, nevertheless, well fill
q ed. The hall had been transformed
into a scene of loveliness by the
4 young ladies' efforts, festoons of pink
and white and pink and white bios
SONS being everywhere. The punch
room had been made into a japanese
!. bower in which a native of the Nip.
ponese islands dispensed refreshing
liquids to the thirsty throng. To the
excellent music of the United Orches
ira, the gay crowd OF handsomely
gowned maids and neatly groomed
D men tripped off the strains of twenty
: dances. after which adjournment wa
z made to various places about the city
) where midnight luncheon was en-
joyed.
= The following ladies were patron.
" esses of the affair: The Mesdame!
ty Henry Dixon Jones. f. ]. Sommer,
al vilie J. II. Raley H. Mann. Thoma
Thompson, w. \. Storie, Norbourn,
Eerkeley Thomas Boylen, Chas A
Sc Cole, T. G.. Montgomery. Thoma
tx Vaughan, W. II. Lytle. Frank Hayes
,o >
or on Wednesday evening Mrs. Anni
nj Selkirk Norton Of Walla Walla ap
le peared in a song concert at the hom
Id Of Mrs. F. f. Judd In this city an.
V music lovers were treated to one o
the best musical programs ever rem
dered in Pendleton. Mrs Norton ha
go a most remarkable voice and through
tv out the evening its wonderful qualitle
in had control Of the audience Mrs
ir Norton was accompanied by Mis-
70 Rowena Ludvigs of Walla Walla an
ca much praise was bestowed upon he
as truly artistic playing. Before tn
no program, Miss Bernice Crawford. al
Il
n | Of French songs which quite VOL
her hearers. The following was tn
program rendered by Mrs. Norton:
% "A Little Old Woman of Dorking
Coy
Little Miss Muffett Coolidg
10 Star Children ....... Lehma
Birthday ............. Cove
20 Shadows tby requesD -. Bon
,le II-My Heart Is Weary-Aria from
:, ~ "Nadeschda" Goring Thoma
u, (By request)
=" lII-Sprng (by requesO .. Hildac
Pale Hands l Loved go. .Finde
Till I Wake ...........Fi Finde
GU From Indian Love Lyric
"a The Eagle ...........S Schne!de
er In the Time of Roses. Reichart
IL IV-None But the Lonely Hart ....
he ............. Tschaikowsk
n Now Sleeps the Crimson Uetal
hs ................ Quite
OF Lovers Call .......... Ruchar
he Thine Image (by request) -.
p ..... Gertrude Normand SmIt
A pretty Eastertide wedding wa
srs celebrated at $3.50 p. m. yesterday, |
ist St Stephens Protestant cathedrt