East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-17

Qle-l4eNttu season anu the AtN ueNN :
which yet lapse before the COM
mencement Of the period of absi-
nence will be crowded with social
events The past week. too has told
Of the approach Of the time OF quiet
ness and meditation FOR hardly day
or a night has passed that has not
been marked with some social func-
ton The Library BAH, the two per-
formauces OF the Elks' ministries, q
masquerade and many affairs of les
ser note have kept society folk bus
ily occupied and with the second of
the series of the Terpsichorean club
announced for Monday night and sew
eral parties planned for Monday and
Tuesday. there VIII be little rest be-
fore Wednesday when Lent begins.
.
An event Of interest for the coming
week will he the appearance of the
O. A. c. Glee and Mandolin Club at
the Oregon theatre Thursday evening,
February % Following the glee
club program which is to end at 10
o'clock an Informal reception will be
rendered the members of the club by
the members of the Umatilla County
o. 4. C, Alumni association. 1t will
be held at the es-Woodmen hall
and two hours will be given TO dane
ing. general invitation is extend
ed to music lovers and dancers Of
the city to attend the reception in
honor of the visiting students. The
Glee club program promises to be
a very pleasing event for those who
love good music. The club comes
highly recommended and those who
have attended performances already
given declare it is entitled to the high
praises being bestowed.
The club carries no vaudeville per-
formers and the following program
which was recently rendered at Cor
wallis shows the nature of the enter
tainment
Marche des Mandolinistes .
....'.............. Mezzacapo
The Mandolin Club.
Comrades in Arms. Adam
The Glee Club.
Selection. n............. from Bohm
Mr.. Coursen.
The Spring Maid IAhr
The Mandolin Club.
Barcarolle from the Tales of Hoff-
The Glee Club.
Recuerios de Mexico. Rebagliati
The Mandolin Club.
Trombone solo; The Grenadier, Harry
Mr.. Woodcock.
On the Sea Buck
The Glee Club.
Nonstrat Viam . Scott
The Mandolin Club.
Monologue; She's Ma Daisy. Lauder
Mr.. Russell.
Collegiana .. -Coursen
Ensemble.
Miss Lecil Evans entertained a
number of her friends at her parson-
age home last Wednesday evening at
valentine party. The color scheme
was red and white and the parlors
were prettily decorated with hearts
and japanese lanterns. Games were
played appropriate to the evening. one
or the amusing features being the use
OF the old fashioned bow and arrow
10 pierce a gentleman's heart. Re-
Ireshments in the prevailing colors
We're served at a late hour The in
Vlted guests were Misses Maud Max
wei. Lillian Holman, Lotta .Fleek.
Lula George, Goldie McElroy Mar
garet Lowell, Grace Oliver. Audrey
Hunter. Lavelle Rugg and Mrs. I. L,
Temple Messrs Albert Lee. Archie
Rugg, Alfred Christensen. Walter
owen, Reuben Beckwith, Leo Haw
Louis King. c. c. Ruth, A. A. Ash
bar and DR. l. L. Temple Miss
8 Grace Rugg assisted the hostess.
In honor of Mrs. Ralph B. Nc.
Even (Miss Adele Goff) Of Athena
who has been her guest during tbs
week. Miss Una Smith entertained
Tuesday afternoon at her home, 81;
Chestnut street Bridge was played
Miss Jennie Perry capturing the tro
ply for high score. At the conclu
sion Of a most enjoyable afternoon
the hostess served light refreshments
The following were included in Mis-
Smiths guest list: Mrs. McEwen
Mrs. Ben L. Burroughs, Mrs Merl
r. Chessman and the Misses Kath
crime Campbell. Edna Zimmerman
Elizabeth savtelle. Edna Thompson
Edna St0-ie Jennie Perry, Pau,in
La Fan.z'He. nary shea, Paralee Hal
ley Iva HTL sybil Clopton and Gene
We've clark
on Tu l8y evening Miss Pos,o
and her Ci er3 class. Of the hig
scho0. win present Latin pla
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