East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-17
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number of students who have been
carefully drilled to enact their parts
and it is said that they accomplish
their purpose so well that the piece
has a very distinct antique flavor.
.
Mrs G.. I. La Dow and Mrs. Adolph
L. Schaefer were hostesses for the
Thursday Afternoon club on Febru-
airy II. \ most dslightful musical
program was given, MRS. w. e. Pru-
lit read a paper on German Songs
and Song Writers" from the time of
the early German folk-songs down
to the Wagnerian period. The musi-
cal numbers as given below, were in
terspersed in the reading of the pa
per.
Irene La Dow-Folk Songs
"Ach VIE lists Moglich."
"Einsam Bin Ich, RIGHT Alleine"
''Du, Du Liegst Mir I'm Herzyen."
Mrs, Landers .......... Schubert
The Earl King"
ave Maria"
Mrs. DICKSON ........r.. Schumann
Since Mine Eyes Beheld Him"
He More Knightly Than the
Noblest."
Il Dare Not, Cannot Believe It."
Edna Zimmerman
"Wenn Die Rosen Bluhen." Reic-
hardt.
"Du Bist viii Fine Blume." Kuchen
Bernice Ruppe ...... Franz
Aus Meinen Grossen Schmerzen''
Farewell
Edna Thompson 49,. Peter Cornelius
THE Monitone."
"Dein Bildness."
Mrs. Phelps-Instrumental ....
.............. Mendelssohn
"Duetto," songs without words.
Hunting Song" songs without
words.
Robert La Dow ....... Kingsbury
You Can't Guess What He Wrote
on My Slate"
After the musicale, refreshments
We're served, the hostesses being as
sisted by Miss La Dow. Miss Liver
more and Miss Lowell Presiding at
the tea table were Mrs. Mary La Dow
and Mrs. Lee Moorhouse.
Claudine McMonies entertained a
few of her friends last Saturday af-
ternoon to celebrate her 18th birth
day. Games pertaining to st. VAL
entine and Lincoln were enjoyed, a
Prize being given for the most words
made from the name Abraham Lin
coin, and being won by Miss Amanda
Mumm. After the games, refresh
4 Ff1l,.
We're: Catherine Livengood, Rosa
Gordon, Kathleen McFaul, AHine Nc
Monies. Amanda Mumm, Lillian Boy
len, Gladys Brownfield, Pearl Taylor
Mildred Finnell. Lois Curl, Beulah
Smith, Hazel Myrick, Helen Ray.
mond, Eileen Bowlin.
Mrs c. P. Daniel entertained some
Lady Maccabees at her beautiful home
five miles from this city on Friday
the occasion being in honor of hel
birthday. A delicious dinner wa.
served to the guests who presented
their hostess with a handsome Macca
bee pin. Thos precent were Mes
/ danes Komper. Davis. Rogers
Humphrey, McRay Jessie Laning
Craig. Reager, Perkins. Christensen
Durham, Elizabeth Beck
The Busy Bee Club surprised Mrs
Kenneth McRae at her home on Gar
field street last Tuesday afternoon
Games were played and refreshment
were served by the ladies. The mex
meeting will be given by Mrs. Ebre
and Mrs. Hampton at the home of tn,
former at lis Lincoln street.
( On Wednesday afternoon Mrs NJ
I \ Thompson entertained the mem
| bers Of the Ladies' Aid OF the Pres
byterian church at her home OF
/ Madison street There were abou
/ forty ladies in attendance and a yer
enjoyable as well as profitable meet
/ ing was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam r. Thompso
and daughter Thelma returned Sun
day from a months visit in Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ. Blakely, VII
have been absent from the city 70
the past two months. will arrive thi
evening from Portland, Mrs. Blakel