East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-03
EVEN rs
OF THE
WEEK
SOCIETY

! tenant commander, May Krebs; chap
lain, Mary Stevens; r. K, Ella Rea-
ger; F. A., Nora Rogers; mistress at
arms, Frances Drake; sargeant, Ellen
Miller, sentinel, Effie Lynde; picket
Addie Pierce
Mrs. Clarence Penland was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a Baby party.
given In honor of her one year old
son, John Levi Penland. Following
a program, suitable to the occasion,
refreshments were served by the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. ID. C. McNabb
and Miss Adna Raley. Those in at
tendance were: Mrs. Fred Lieuallen
and daughter, Barbary; Mrs Carl
Morris and son, Charles; Mrs. Roland
Oliver and son, Louis; Mrs. William
Penland, and son Ralph; Mrs. o. E.
Harper and daughter, Lilah, the hos
tess and her son.
One of the principal society events
of the week and incidentally one of
the best dancing parties given in Pen
dleton for some time was the initial
number of the Terpsichorean Clubs
series in the Eagle-Woodman hall
Wednesday evening. The affair was.
attended by sixty couples and the fact
that all stayed until the strains of the
last waltz had died away testified to
the enjoyment of the occasion. The
music was excellent, the floor was
good and the crowd in jolly spirits
throughout. So successful was the
affair that the remaining numbers OF
the series promise to be anticipated
for weeks in advance.
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William Coffman was made the
happy recipient of a birthday party
at his home on Hazel street Thursday
| night, a number of his neighborS
| coming in to extend the Fluctuations
of the day. Those in the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex oliver and daugh-
| ter, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Endicott,
Mrs. Mary Baker, Mrs Frank Ko-
nasek. Mrs. Gerton, James Beard
and Ed Baker.
Mrs. Harry Bickers was hostess to
the Jolly Neighbors Tuesday after
noon and the time was very pleasant
ly spent at cards. In the play, Mrs.
Lee Teutsch won the club prize and
Mrs. Henry Laatz carried off the guest
trophy.
On Monday evening. the degree
team of the Woodmen of the World
gave another one of its enjoyable
dancing parties in the Eagle-Woodman
hall.
Mr. and Mrs. George La Fontane
returned during the week from q
honeymoon trip of two months spent
in California and the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Miss Hazel Bishop and Miss Helen
Pierce, who have been guests of Mrs
lC. +. Bishop for several weeks, left
lem.
| Miss Anna Waugh teacher in the
public school at Echo. is spending the
week end in Pendleton.
.
this evening at bridge in honor of
Miss Josephine Cameron of Heppner,
the two being sorority sisters Miss
Perry's guest list includes the Mes
danes George La Fontains, Ben
Burroughs. George Strand, Merle r.
Chessman, Ernest Ruppe and the
Misses Edith Johnson. Edna Zim-
norman, Mary Zurcher, Gertrude
Jordan, Edna Thompson, Edna Mis-
sler Laura Mckee, Edna Storie, Nor
ma Alloway, Irene Shea. Pauline La
Fontaine, Mary Shea, Sybil Clopton,
Una Smith and Elizabeth Sawtelle.
.
A most delightful musicale was
given this week by the members of
the Thursday Afternoon Club, with
Mrs. G. w. Phelps and Mrs. B S.
Burroughs as hostesses. The follow
ing program was given:
Quotations on music.
Songs-(D Will Not Grieve
Schumann; (b) Cradle Song, Weber
Miss La Dow.
Songs-(O Sunshine Song, Grieg;
OBJ Perfect Day. Carrie Jacobs
Bond. Mrs. Roy Alexander.
Songs-(a) Du Bist Die Rub: (b)
Wiegenlied, Schubert.
Paper-Lyric Poetry, Mrs. James
Kennedy
Songs from the Cycle-Poet's Love
Music by Schumann. words by Heine
(a) I'm Wunderschonen Monat Mai;
CD kenn Ich In Define Augenseh;
tc) Die Lotus, Blume; (d) Du Bis
VIE Eine Blume. Mrs. j. S. Landers
Violin Solo, Miss Margaret Phelps
After the program refreshment!
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