East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-05-04

The Choir Recital for the benefit
OF the choir of the Church of the Re-
deemer was given last evening at the
home of Mrs. Edwin p. Marshall and
was a most gratifying success, both
financially and socially. The recital
was arranged by the choir committee
consisting of Mrs. j. r. Dickson, Mrs,
Charles Quincy and Mrs. G. w.
Phelps, and the program was given
by the members of the choir assist
ed by Mr.. Odessa Sterling of Walla
Walla. The final number on the
program was the composition by Mr.
Elias Blum of the faculty of Whit
man College, and as executed most
beautifully by MIR. Sterling was a
great treat to the music lovers pres
ent. The following is the program:
Who is Sylvia. ......... Schubert
Mr.. John Dickson
| Woodland Groom Song. -. .Clutsam
In the Garden of My Heart. Roma
Mrs. Roy Alexander
Hear You Calling Me. D.. Marshall
Mr.. Rose
| NoSdl Soio ..''... ........... SelecleQ
Miss Thompson
proposal ................ Bracket
Dutch Dolls .......... May Ostlere
Miss Zimmerman
A Prayer for You. Frank E. Aours
Mr.. Keefe
The Gay Gitana ............ Harris
Wonder if Even the Rose. . Slater
Miss Gates
Eliland ............... Won Fielitz
Mrs. Dickson
LIE Cygne .............. Saint -SaenS
Danse Negre, opus. 5S, No. 5.....
................... Cyril Scott
Dialogue, opus. 72, No. S.........
Tschaikowsky
Capriccio, opus. IL (new) ........
......... ............. Elias Blum
Mr.. Sterling
Largest of the weeks social func-
tions and one of the most delightful
of recent afternoon events was the
bridge party on Tuesday afternoon al
Greulich on North Main street, Mrs
Greulich and Mrs. j. n. Burgess be-
ing hostesses. Invitations had beer
issued to sixty-five and the large
rooms were crowded with handsomely
gowned matrons. Eleven tables play.
ed at bridge during the afternoon
Mrs. John F. Robinson and Mrs. Fred
Earl capturing the score trophies
| Refreshments were served at the con.
clusion of play The guest list of the
occasion includes the Mesdames r
Alexander, Roy Alexander. Nesmitt
Ankeney, Ben s Burroughs, Ben L
Burroughs, Charles Bonney. Wilson
f. Brock, Charles Hamilton. c. *
Cranston. Frank Frazier, Lawrenc,
G. Frazier, j. 5. Jerard, Fred l.. Judd
James Johns. G. I. La Dow. Wesle!
Matlock. William McCormmach, A. j
McAllister, A. C. Hampton, Lee Moor:
house, Mark Moorhouse, Laura Nash
Will Moore. Harry Reese, w. C. Il
Pruitt, Aura Raley. G.. NJ. Rice, Johr
Montgomery, r. r. Raymond. Rob
ert y. Stanfield, John F. Robinson
Charles NJ Stype. Verkillat, W. l.
Thompson, f. T. Wade. Sam r
Thompson, George Hartman, jr., Ton
Thompson, Henry Laatz, Leona
Thompson, Fowler, George Peringer
T. Q. Taylor, Lima T. Sturgis. Gilbert
w. Phelps, f. f. Livengood, Henry
Collins, Will Mckinney Robert For.
ster, C. p. Bishop, Augusta Moule
A. L. Schafer, j. b. McCook. Thomas
Vaughan, f. b. Aldrich, Lee d. Drake
A. w. Nye, c. F. Colesworthy. r. T.
Ringo. Fred Earl. Edwin p. Marshall
\. ID. Sloan and the Misses Edna
Gates. Harriet Young and McNette.
May Day wedding of much in
terest to Pendleton people occurred
on Wednesday evening at o'clock
when Miss Paralee Haley was united
i'm marriage to Mr.. Charles w. Mel
CHAN at the home of the brides par
ents, 303 Garfield street. The we'd
ding was very simple and quiet one
only the parents of the bride and the
mother of the bridegroom Witnessing
the impressive ceremony which was
| performed by Rev. Charles Quincy
rector of the Church of the Redeemer
The bride is the only daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. John Haley, Jr. and has
| hNtu tle BTedleT part Oh ner ire
here in Pendleton. She was q very
popular and charming member of the
younger society circles and her mar
riage is regretted only because II
| takes her from the midst of lifelong
friends. Mr.. Meighan is young
newspaperman of much experience
and until recently was editor of a To-
cal paper. Though his residence in
Pendleton was only of years dur
alton, he made a great many friends
here and both he and his bride were
the recipients of a profusion of fell
citations and well wishes prior to
their departure yesterday evening
for Weiser, Idaho, where Mr.. Meighan
has just been chosen as secretary of