East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-06

Friday afternoon Of last week for
Mrs II. f. Johnson of Portland. A
number of ladies were invited in and
the afternoon was spent with sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Simington and
daughter Miss Mabel Simington of
Astoria, are guestS at the Edgar Smith
farm near Vansycle Mr.. and Mrs.
Simington are the parents of Mrs.
Smith
Mrs. j. r. Dickson entertained
with a musical for several Of the pu-
pills of Mr. Odessa Stirling Of Walla
Walla Musical numbers were rem |
, dered by the Misses Emily Mack and
/ Florence Richards Of Walla Walla,
Miss Edith Johnson and Mr.. Stirling,
while vocal selections were given by
, the Misses Edna Zimmerman, Edna
Slater aid Bernice Ruppe and Mrs.
Dickson Light refreshments were
served Following the program
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There was an enthusiastic gather
ing of the ladies of Pendleton Chap
| ter, American Woman's league, last
Monday at the regular monthly meet
| ing. The new bylaws. in accordance
with the leagues final plan," were
adopted and many items of interest
were presented in communications
| from the head office which were read
| to the chapter. Among them was the
fact that the publishers who are CO.
| operating with the league. have them
| selves guaranteed the business of its
record and detail departments, thus
ensuring prompt attention to all or
/ ders and communications. Mrs. Le-
| ota NJ Brown, chairman of the chap
ter's Chautauqua circle, gave an in
| terestng report of this years work.
which will end in June and asked that
| all intending to take up next years
course, which promises to be very at
tractive, communicate with her at an
! early date. subscriptions to Chau-
tauqua count also on membership in
the league, so that while enjoying the
course it's students are also helping
to secure a chapter house here.
One of the most charming social
events of the week was the card par
ty given Thursday evening by Mrs.
Roy Kirkley and Mrs. Willard Bond
at the home of Mrs Bond on Madi-
son street. The affair was IN honor
of Miss Lou Flood, Mrs. Kirkley's
sister who is to leave for her home
in Portland about June /. The guests
numbered twenty-four and they were
entertained during the evening with
progressive 800" in which the lad-e
trophy FOR high points was captured
by Miss Gertrude Campbell and the
gentlemens prize by Mr.. Merle
Chessman. At the conclusion of the
games, the hostesses served light re-
freshments. Following We're the
guests: The Misses Norma Alloway
Edna Storie. Sybil Clopton. Daphne
Leasure. Paul ne La Fontaine, Ger
trude Campbell. Ermal Mann Una
Smith, Paralee HALEY. Iva Hill and
Edna Zimmerman and the Messrs.
clarence Bishop Charles Bond, Ross
Wymer. Fred Lampkin George
Strand. Willard Bond. Royal saw
telle John Dickson, Roy Buchanan,
Dale Chessman, Roy Kirkley and
Merle Chessman.
The Thursday Afternoon club met
this week at the home of Mrs. F. e.
LiVengOod, with Mrs. Livengood and
Mrs. T. NJ. Henderson as hostesses
for the afternoon. There was full
attendance of members and num-
Der of guests. The program, which
was of more than ordinary excellence,
was as follows:
Rambles in Southern France,
Guide. Mrs. owen; .. Guide, Mrs.
Lane; 5, Guide, Mrs. Wade.
Vocal Music-(a Calm Is the
Night (b) Thou Art Like Unto a
Flower. Mrs. ]. r. Dickson.
Reading Coleridge's Morning
Hymn to Mt Blanc. Mrs. Alice
sheridan.
Selection from I'll Trovotore " fol-
lowed by Delineation Of Early
French Troubadors, by Mrs. ]. S.
Landers.
Southern France in Radioptcan.
Mrs. Bishop.
Instrumental music - Farewell
France, Welcome Home. Mrs. w. C. E
} Pruitt
!. Tea was served after the program,
Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Marshall
presided at the tea table. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. James a.
Fee, Thursday, May II.
.
! Most prominent among the weeks
' society functions was the reception
and card party this afternoon given
by the ladies of the Civic club for
the benefit of the model street fund.
Preparations were made for the en-
tertainment of 200 ladies and almost
that number were in attendance so
that the Eagle e-Woodman hall present
: ed a festive scene. Both bridge and
500 were played the ladies taking
5 their choice. During the afternoon
musical selections We're rendered by
the Misses Fay Bartholomew, Edna
Gates and Bernice Ruppe. Refresh
, ments were served following the play
: which continued from $3.50 until near
, b. The following ladies acted as
f hostesses for the occasion and stood
{ in the receiving line: Mesdames F.
f. Judd, C. p. Bishop, G. NJ. Rice, n
Ankeny w. L. Thompson, N Berke-