East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-10

iIlnSl Mtlt lttNOh NiAli NllbSt bNAAN uINAA
an enjoyable day, and with the eX-
ception of few duckings all got
what they went for.
on Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Miss Laura f. Corporan of
this city was united in marriage to
Elof l.. Lundwell of Stanfield at the
Methodist parsonage, Rev. Nathan
Evans performing the ceremony. only
few friends We're present at the
nuptials. The young couple left ON
the afternoon train for Portland
where they have been attending the
Rose Festival and on their return viii
make their home at S19 Garden
street.
Principal among the social events
of the week were the two afternoons
at cards given by Mrs. +. L. Judd and
Miss Mary Roberts at the Judd home
on North Main street Tuesday and
Wednesday, on the first afternoon
the game of 800" was played, the
prizes being won by Mrs. A. ]. Nc
Allister and Mrs. Charles Greulich.
Bridge was the form of entertain
ment Wednesday in which Mrs. Leon
Cohen, Miss Maud Sheridan and Mrs.
Ben L. Burroughs were the trophy
winners.
The regular monthly meeting of
Pendleton chapter, American Wo-
mans League, was held last Monday.
\ ruling from the head office was
announced to the effect that hereaft-
er all payments due the league from
| members and all subscriptions must
pass through the hands of the local
treasurer. one note paid and three
full-paid members were reported.
The Chapters Chautauqua Circle
met yesterday for the election of Of
ficers, but owing to the small attend
ance only the very interesting pro-
gram was carried out and the cleo
tion postponed. Those desiring to
take up the new years Chautauqua
Course America" are sending in
their subscriptions now. Both chap
ter and circle adjourned until their
first regular meeting in September
y visit from E. G. Lewis, founder
of the league, is expected at an early
date.
Quite a number of friends gathered
in the studio of Miss Harriet Young
last Monday evening to hear the pi-
ano recital of one of her pupils, Ionic
MINIS, assisted by Edna zimmerman,
pupil of Miss Edna Gates. A splen-
did program was given ana much
praise was bestowed upon Miss Min
mis- for her accomplishment, while
Miss Zimmerman, who has long been
fayorite with Pendleton audiences,
received her usual quota of tributes.
The following is the program as rem
dered:
ca Prelude F Major ...... Bach
CD Sonata Op. II No. 2. Beethoven
Allegro-Andante-S
ta) Gae to Sleep ....... Fisher
CD His Lullaby. Carrie Jacobs-Bond
(a) The prophet Bird. 80. Schumann
20 fhahtoms ............ Beach
Cc) Cradle Song ........ kjerulf
Cd Prelude C Sharp Minor $50.
hdCnIndulnOlI
(e) Waltz a Flat Major. =. Chopin
(a) Irish Love Song ....... Lang
(b) The Bird and the Rose. ...
.'...,...... .............. Horrocks
Dondo Capriccioso Mendelssohn
The Current Literature club held
the last meeting of the club year at
Mrs. Norbourne Berkeley's residence
on Thompson street. Mrs. Berkeley
and Mrs. Thomas Vaughan entertain
ing. Italian music furnished the sub
ject of the program, which was much
enjoyed by the many guests present,
who We're unanimous IN pronouncng
il a most delightful afternoon. As
souvenirs of the occasion each guest
carried HON a small Italian flag which
was attached to the following pro-
gram.
italian Music ............ Mrs. Fee
\ Cessati di Piajarmi Scarlotte
o Mo Fnnando. o......... Dmizitta
Mrs. Vaughan.
II | Were a Rose. ........ BOhanman
Calm As the Night ......... Bohen
Edna Slater.
Cello-Gayotte ............ Martin
Miss Young
Lungi Bal Caro- Bene. ..... Feichi
Ave Maria .............. Mascagni
Edna Zimmerman.
La Serenata ..,...... f.. Pavlo Tosti
\ Day Dream. ........... Stelezre
Beth Smith
Eyolutions of the Flag.
.............. Mildred Berkeley
Portland has been the Mecca of ali
travellers in the state this week. thou
sands going from every section to be
present at the annual festivities Of
the Rose Festival. Pendleton, like all
other cities, has sent a large delcga-
ton to the metropolis and the city
has, therefore, been rather quiet dur
ing the week. Among those attend
/ ing the carnival from Pendleton were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Thompson, Mrs.
l.. d. Idleman, Mrs. Geary Taylor,
| Mrs. John Greulich and daughter,
! J. d. Cronin, Mrs. Joe Murphy, DR..
/ G. J. Smith, Mrs. Ed Cooper Tom
! Milarkey, Mrs. f. Il. Welsh, Jess Hale,
! Misses Mae and Hazel Taylor, Mr.. ana
| Mrs. James Devlin, MIR. and Mrs. Sam
| Osborn, DIR. and Mrs. Il. j. Sommcr-
! vile and Miss sydney Sommerville,
I ri