East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-12-07

approximately 200, assembled at the
banquet board in the basement of
their church building Thursday eve
ming, and after partaking of sump-
tuous repast, listened to speeches
| from many of the church workers
| The affair was a compliment to the
| pastor, Rev Nathan Evans, who has
not only been instrumental in meet
ing the financial obligations but has
also built up the church from con-
gregational standpoint. During his
regime, 155 members have been ad-
ded to the church roll, bringing the
total membership up to 325. Prof.
j. S. Landers acted as toastmaster for
| the occasion Among the speakers
of the evening were Rev. Nathan EV-
ans, A. ]. owen, superintendent OF the
Sunday school, Mrs. Samuel Jenkins,
assistant superintendent, Hon. L. l.
Mann, w. +. Waters, head of the Ep-
worth League, Mrs. W. j. Stockman,
head of the Ladies' Aid, Mrs. A.
Owen, organist, Mrs. II. ID. Wylie,
lprominent worker of the foreign mis-
sionary department, Mrs. ]. S. Land
ers, director of the choir, Mrs. X. L.
Oliver, one of the foremost workers
of the Ladies' Aid, d. b. Waffle, head
usher, Miss Clara Straughan, repre-
sentative of the Standard Bearer, DR..
IT. NJ, Henderson, Geary Kimbrell,
Miss Grace Gillian of Pilot Rock,
Grant Leavens and others. Musical
numbers were contributed by the la
dies and male quartets, the former
composed of Mrs. ]. S. Landers, Mrs.
ID. B. Waffle, Mrs. George Rugg and
Miss Edna Wisdom, and the latter of
]. S. Landers, Geary Kimbrell, A. j.
owen and NJ. S. Akers. The roll of
the church was read and the mem
bers present answered by quoting
verses of scripture. The affair was a
great success, everybody being hap
. py because of the fact that the church
tory enjoying freedom from indebt-
= edneSs.
The piano and voice pupils of Mrs
j. r. Dickson appeared in a recita
. at the Dickson home on the soutf
hill last evening before a small au
- dience of relatives and friends. Th'
program was one of the most enjoy
= able of its kind ever listened to IL
= the city and reflected a marked de
;. gree of credit upon the instructor
The following is the program as Civ
!; | en-:
The Whippoorwill ........ DuttoI
Mildred Rogers.
| -
r Helen Thompson
s The Merry Farmer ...... Schumanl
It Gwendoline Rogers.
f The Lay of the Gondolier ......
........... Burg Mule
Vera Temple.
! Summer Day Waltz ....... Duttol
Blanch Furnish.
Petite Gavotte ...... Duttol
, Esther Shea.
Turkish March .......... Turne
, ALA Majurka ............. Turne
Harold Maloney.
Spring Song .......... Mendelssoh
Beth Smith.
Songs
a Memory ................ Par
When the Roses Bloom. Reichard
A japanese Love Song 80. Gayno
u Ruth Terpenning.
Majurka NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. morn
4 Katherine Thompson.
. Mazurka CT Minor .......... Chapl
Paplllon .............'' blIe
> Helen Livengood.
Bal d'enfaus .... Van Westerhot
Sung Outside the Princes Door
MacDowe
- Margaret Colesworthy.
\ Elfin Dance .............. Grle
Y Helen Raymond.
H Katherine Livengood
| Prelude d Flat ............ Chopi
II Olive Gwinn.
II Songs
II When Song Is Sweet. -. San Sou'
II Little Boy Blue ........... Joyo
II Bertha Anger.
II Valse Lente .............. Quito
II Victor Hanson.
II mplimentary to Miss Helen Har
II whose marriage with Mr.. Frank
H Fairbanks is to occur on Decemb'