East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-28

week. The subject for the afternoon
was a study of some of the famous
women of France of the present as
well as the past. The following Is
the program
Piano Solo-The Marsellaise 49,.
............. Mrs. G. w. Phelps
Quotations from French writer's.
........... ....... The Club
Woman's Influence in the Progress
of the French Nation .......
........ Mrs. Stephen A. Lowell.
Dramatic Recitation-Joan of Arc
.............. Mrs. ]. h. Dickson
(a) Sketch of Chaminade .......
OBJ Piano Solo-Chaminade ..--.
.......... Mrs. w. f. Pruitt
Paper-French Women in Ltera-
ture e.....-..-..... Mrs. A. j. owen
Group of French Songs-Chami-
made ............. Mrs. Dickson
French Women in Painting and
Science -. Mrs. George Hartman
Dramatic Recitation from LAG
lon .-..... Mrs. F. e. Livengood
Vocal Solo-The Marseillaise 80.
............ Mrs. ]. E. Landers
After the program, tea was serv-
ed, Mrs. Livengood and Mrs. Landers
presiding at the tea table AT the
business session which preceded the
program II was decided that the
clubs annual meeting should this
year be a club tea, and will be held
about February seventh. Invitations
will soon be issued for the affair
which promises to be one of the So
cial events of the season.
Quite the most prominent of the
weeks social events was the third
annual library ball given last night
in the Eagle Woodman hall under the
direction of the ladies of the Current
Literature club. The attendance was
large both from the older and young
er Pendleton society and all Joined
in doing homage to the muse Terpsi-
chore with a spirit that made the
scene one of life and gaiety. The hall
was beautifully decorated with Ameri-
can flags, palms and Indian robes the
mngling colors of which made III
setting for the brilliant throng. Many
handsome gowns were in evidence,
but these only served to accentuate
the beauty for which Pendleton Is
noted above all her sister cities in
Oregon. the beauty of her woman
hood. Between dances many eXcur-
sions were made to the punch room
by thirsty merrymakers, while any
fatigue was driven away by the de-
licous coffee and sandwiches which
were served up stairs. A seven piece
orchestra rendered excellent music
throughout the evening. Patronness-
es Of the affair were Mrs. F. E. Judd,
Mrs. w. l.. Thompson, Mrs. l.. H.
Sturgs, Mrs. +. w. Vincent, Mrs. c.
4 Hartman, Mrs. a. ]. McAllister,
Mrs. J. A. Fee, Miss Lotta FleeE. The
members of the club are Mrs. r.
Alexander, Mrs. c. +. Coleswothy
Mrs. c. p Bishop Mrs. G. H. Clark,
Mrs. G. Bonney, Miss Ida Boyd, Mrs
\. c. Hampton, Mrs. J. p. Winter, Mrs
r. Ringo Mrs Lee Moorhouse, Mrs.
G. NJ Rice, Mrs. l.. T. Wade, Mrs
James Johns, Mrs. c. J. Smith, Mrs.
r. NJ. Starkweather, Mrs. NJ. John
son. Mrs NJ. La Dow, Mrs. f. SOM
mervile, Mrs. NJ Disosway, Mrs n.
Berkeley. Mrs. J. f. Robinson, Mrs-
T. Vaughan, Miss Una Smith.
Parkes was given a surprise when
number of her friends burst in upon
her unannounced carrying hampers
of lunch. The affair was in honor OF
Mrs. Parkes' birthday. The evening
was spent enjoyably with 800" af-
ter which all sat down to the spread.
The invading party was composed Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Paine. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Teutch, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Ham, Mrs Rose Campbell, Miss Cora
Town, and the Messrs. Pete Schaefer,
Forrest Baker, Carl Sullivan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Teutch succeeded in winning
both first prizes while Mr. and Mrs.
Paine were equally successful with
the consolation.
Mrs. Lima II. Sturgis was n charm
ing hostess Tuesday night when she
entertained the Evening Bridge club
with a number Of other guests at her
spacious home on Wilson street The
prizes for highest score were won by
Mrs. C. f, Roosevelt and Mr.. Harry
C. Thompson. The clubs guests on
this occasion were, Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Hartman, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Nesmith
Ankeney, Miss Neva Smith and Mr..
John T. Lambirth.
Miss Maud Sheridan entertained
three tables at bridge Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Belle Barker
of Roseburg. The prize for the games
was won by Mrs. Harry Thompson
Besides the guest of honor, those who
enjoyed Miss Sherdans hospitality
were the Mrs. Clark Nelson, Mark
Moorhouse, w. II. Lytle, willard
Bond, Lawrence G. Frazier, Harry
Thompson, Roy Raley Richard May
berry, Fred Earle, w. A. Slusher, and
Miss Bertha Alexander, Fay Bar
tholomew, and Mary Zurcher.
Miss Lora Perry invited in a num-
ber of friends and relatives of her
young pupils to her studio last eve
ming to hear them in recital, and the
program was enjoyed immensely by
those who had the good fortune to
attend The following were the pu-
pills who appeared: Vern Parker,
Helen Livengood, Helen Idleman,
Blanche Furnish and Thelma Chill