East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-14

IN Paris. FROM lne WoTlu ; SdSeSt CITY
they will probably travel to Scandi-
pavia and spend some of the summer
days in the cool Northland. In Lon
don they will attend the information.
NJ medical convention which is to be
held in that city during the autumn.
From London they will take ship for
home, returning to Oregon sometime
in the early winter. On their return
they will resume their practice of
medicine.
The Thursday Afternoon club was
entertained this week by its president
Mrs. Alice Sheridan. The study of
the French dramatist, Moliere. being
the subject of the program which was
as follows.
Instrumental solo. The Marseilles
Mrs. Gilbert W. Phelps.
French songs.
(a) Mignon Guy D'Hardelot
(b) Obstiuation ...... .Founteneilles
Mrs. John Ross Dickson.
A Synopsis of the play THE Sicilian"
Mrs. Sheridan.
Dramatic presentation of the comedy
. caste:
Don Pedro ......... Mrs. Slusher
Tsidore ........... Mrs. Livengood
Adraste ............. Miss Zurcher
Hall .................. Miss Gates
Eide Mrs. Pruitt
Dancing Girls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Alexander, Miss Sheridan
special feature was the beautiful
Oriental dancing by Mrs. Roy Alex
ander. After the program dainty re-
freshments were served, Mrs. T. &c.
Taylor and Mrs S. P. Sturgis presid-
ing at the tea table.
In Astoria Thursday occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Edgar W. Smith, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Smith of this
city and Miss Irene Simington,
daughter of a prominent merchant OF
Astoria. Mrs. Thomas Vaughan and
Miss Una Smith, sisters of the groom,
were present at the wedding, the for
mer acting as matron of honor and
the latter as one of the bridesmaids.
The other bridesmaid was a sister of
the bride, Mr.. Frederick whitlessy of
Portland, a college fraternity brother
Of the groom, acted as best man. The
newlyweds will arrive in Pendleton
this evening and will make their home
at Vansycle, where Mr.. Smith is en-
gagged extensively in farming. The
smith-Simington wedding was the cul-
mination of a college romance, the
principals having made each others
acquaintance while students at the
University of Oregon, at which insti-
tuition the groom was a member OF
the Kappa Sigma fraternity, while
the bride belonged to the Beta Epsilon
local sorority, which has since receiv'
ed a charter from the Kappa Alpha
Theta national organization.
The Current Literature club ha6
another of its delightful afternoons
Friday Of this week when Mrs Discs
way and Miss Boyd were hostesses a
the home Of the former. The stud!
for this year has been unusually inter
esting as is evidenced by the splendid
outline Of consecutive work arranged
in the year book. which is on the sub
ject Of Italy, its history since the unity
its art, literature and music. Already
the following programs nave been Civ
en-: Three on Rome, one on Naples
one on Milan and the Italian lakes
one on architecture and a Christina!
program on the Madonna in Italia1
art. The last program was on the en-
virons Of Rome and is here given:
Siena: history, medieval atmos
phere, present activity-Mrs. Winter
Cathedral; mosaics, frescoes, stat
ues, Sienese painters, etc.-Mrs. Fee
Hill Towns: Viterbo, Customs, AS
sisi, ST. Francis-Mrs. Bonney.
Perguia: Famous school of paint
ers-Mrs. Wade.
Home Life in Town and Country
Mrs Johnson.
Among the social events of tn
week for the men, none was S
prominent as the Elks' smoker hel
in the B. p. o. E. hall on Tuesda
evening. Quite number of the an
tlered herd went as a theater party I
witness the production of "a Stub
born Cinderella" and the real festivI
ties at the hall did not begin until al
ter the crowd already gathered ther
had been augmented Dy the force froI
the play house. Then for sever;
hours the goddess Of enjoyment 81
enthroned among the Elks and M
one present but worshiped at ht
shrine and eYinced his allegiance
joining in the merriment to his ful
est capacity. A splendid program VIZ
put on by amateur and profession
performers and the committee whic
had in charge the stag" party d.
serves congratulations for the exec
lence which characterized this as we
as the other feature Of the affairs.
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The Evening Bridge club met
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ]
Marshall on Thursday evening. TT
members Of this popular social o.
ganization are Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cohen, NJ
and Mrs. ]. X. Dickson, Mr.. and Mr.