East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-30

Grande and Miss Olive Jones of this
city, The others present We're Mr..
and Mrs. James Porter the Misses
Gussie Sawtelle. Helen Hart, Elsie
and Ionic Mnnis, Eve Turner, Flo,
Glee and Lettie Monet Erna Mumm,
Cora Towne Helen Cranston and
Irene Ladow. and the Messrs. Royal
Sawtelle Ross Wymer. Frank Mitch
ell George Hin, Aaige Rosenberg,
Frank Dorsey, Pete Shaffer, Arthur
keenan,, Lester Hamley and Merle
Farrell.
Invitations have been received by
quite a number of local people to
"soiree musica" which is to be given
Tuesday evening of next week by the
members of the Royal College of
Porpora in the college parlors. A re-
Ception will be held prior to the pro-
gram, Mesdames j. Il. Dickson, j. $.
Landers and Frank j. Mines and Mes
SIS. Mines, Landers, Charles o.
Blakeslee and John r. Braden to be
IN the receiving line and following the
program refreshments will be sreved.
The program will be as follows:
Solo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Stars
| ,........... ............ Barnes
Miss Carrie Sharp.
Solo Baritone-"The Bandolero".
............ ............ Stewart
| Mr.. John Skogmo.
! Solo Violin-"Gypsy Song .....
| ............. COleridge Taylor
Mr.. John Rothlisberger Braden.
Solo Mezzo Tenore-"My Love Will
Come Today" ...... De Koven
Mr.. Richard Mayberry.
Solo soprano Leggiero-"Invoca-
ton" .......... Guy d'Hardelot
Miss Velma Wilkinson.
(Obligato Vionilo, Mr.. Braden)
Solo Basso-"Myself When Young"
................ Lehman
Mr.. Charles w. Meighau
Solo Soprano Leggiero-"Fleeting
Days" ........... ........ Bailey
Mrs. Maud Gray Swingle.
Solo Contralto-"Lasciach l o
Planza" ................. Handel
Mrs. G.. 5. Newsom.
Solo soprano Drammatico-"Wit
Verdue Clad" ........... Haydn
Mrs. j. s. Landers.
Solo Mezzo Penore-"Salve De-
mora ................. Gounod
Mr.. Charles Ovide Blakeslee.
Accompanied by Miss Perry and Mr..
Braden.
Mrs. G. I. Ladow was hostess this
week for the Jolly Neighbors club
which met at her home Tuesday af-
! ternoon. 1t was the first party of
! the season and proved a very pleas
ant affair. The afternoon was pass
| ed at cards and refreshments were
served. Mrs. w. c. f. Pruitt was the
winner of the pr-ze at card playing.
! The club meets every two weeks and
the next party will be at the home of
Mrs. E. A. Mann.
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One of the largest of the weeks So
cial functions was the silver tea gwen
last evening under the auspices of
the ladies of the Parish Aid of the
Church of the Redeemer at the pala-
tial home of Mrs. Lima H. Sturgis on
! the north hill. About hundred
guests were present and the evening
was very pleasantly spent with mu-
sic and social conversation. From a
financial standpoint, too, the affair
was a marked success
Mrs. X. s. Munra of Portland, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Jesse Fail
ing for the past two weeks. was a
much feted guest yesterday. At noon
she was the guest of honor at a lunch
pi hNr MrC in, he
afternoon Mrs. j. r. Dickson was
hostess at an afternoon compliment
airy to her, at dinner she was the
guest of Mrs. f. f. Judd and during
the evening was one of the many
guests at the silver tea given at the
home of Mrs. Lima H. Sturgis. She
left for her home in Portland today
Cress Sturgis, who Is member o.
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity a.
the University of Washington. is in
Eugene, where he IS assisting in in.
stalling a chapter in the University
of Oregon the Beaver club of tina
institution having been granted
charter at the summer convention.
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Mrs. Maurice Ainey of Tacoma, for
merly Miss Bessie Mcmillan of thi
city is now the mother Of a big. blu,
eyed baby boy, the birth having oc
CURED last Saturday. Mrs. Ainey
was formerly employed in the Rose
Campbell millinery in this city.
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James Alger Fee. son of Judge an,
| Mrs lanes A Fee or this citv an,