East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-05

One of the delightful affairs of the
week was the silver tea given on
Wednesday evening for the benefit
of the Presbyterian church by Mrs
Tom Thompson and Mrs. r. Raymond
at the elegant home of the latter on
Water street. What made the func-
ton more than ordinarily delightful
was the musical program rendered by
Miss Eula CRANBERRY. one of Walla
Walla's sweetest singers formerly Of
the Whitman conservatory of music
but now a private teacher. Possess
ing a lyric soprano Of rare clarity.
sweetness and flexibility and having
an engaging personality and an en-
thusiasm for her work. she charmed
her one hundred listeners and INSTALL
ed herself in their good graces at
once. Singing a group of songs
adapted to her voice, she was re-
warded with a rapt attention and
hearty appreciation from each one
present. Miss CRANBERRY has a
class of pupils in Pendleton and To-
cal music lovers will doubtless have
other opportunities of hearing her
! this winter.
Mrs. James A. Fee entertained the
| Thursday Afternoon club on Thurs
day OF this week with the following
program on "Englands Homes and
| Home Life"
Map Study OF England. Mrs owen.
1 The People and Their Antecedents,
Mrs. Lowell.
! The Beginning of Social Ideals,
! Dress, Manners and Customs of the
Feudal Age. Mrs. Livengood.
The Magnificent Life of the Tu-
dors, Mrs. Colesworthy.
Songs-"O Fair Dove, o Fond
Dove" (Gatty); "All Thro' the
Night" Gold Welsh song). Mrs. j.
Ross Dickson.
Reaction from Puritanism Degen-
Grating Into License as Shown in Lit
erature, Morals and Customs of the
Restoration, Mrs HALEY.
Court Life Today, Mrs. Sturgis.
Discussion-Little Journeys to
| Noted Homes Give minute sketches) ::
Warwick and Kenilworth, Mrs.
Smith; .Haddon Hall, Mrs. Hartman:
Newstead Abbey, Mrs. Taylor;
Hampton Court, Mrs. Pruitt; Hard
wick, Mrs. 4. Thompson; Blenheim.
Mrs. Henderson; The Hall' in the
Village, Mrs. La Dow.
Music, Group of Dances from Hen
ry VIII. Mrs. G. w. Phelps.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room, Mrs. Thompson presd-
ing over the coffee and Mrs Judd
serving the ices.
Pendleton friends have received an
nouncements of the wedding of Miss
Chloe Alma Stanfield to Mr.. Carl
Gilbert Helm which occurred at Trim
ity Church, Portland. at high noon
on Thursday, September twenty-siXth.
The romance of which their marriage
was the elimination started several
years ago when both were prominent
and popular students at Whitman
College The bride is a daughter Of
Mrs Harriet T. Stanfield of Portland
and sister of the Stanfield brothers,
prominent Umatilla county sheepmen.
She has lived at Pendleton and her
charming personality has made her a
host of friends here. The bride
groom is the superintendent Of
schools at Sunnyside, Washington,
where the young couple will be at
home after October twenty-fourth.
The marriage of Miss Anna RAIDER
of Ferndale, oregon to Mr.. Chas.
! Campbell of Walla Walla, was SOL
emnized at the brides home at Fern
dale, Wednesday, the Rev. Lord Of
Milton performing the ceremony. The
bride was charmingly gowned in
white voile trimmed with lace. Miss
Anna Campbell attended as brides
maid and Chas, RAIDER, brother of
! the bride acted as best man. The
Mendelssohn wedding march was
| played by Miss Grace Campbell. A
wedding supper was served to about
| so intimate friends and relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell have gone for a
honeymoon and after their return
| will be at home at 371 South Fourth
street Walla Walla.
A number Of the Pendleton young
ladies who are registered as fresh
men at the University of oregon have
become affiliated with the Greek let
ter sororities at that institution. Miss
Katherine Stanfield has entered
Gamma Phi Beta, Miss Claire Raley
has pledged herself to Chi Omega,
and Miss Edith Slusher has joined
with Delta Delta Delta. Miss Edith
Still of Milton has also been taken
into Delta Delta Delta. Peter
Campbell Crockatt, who is entering
upon his third year at Oregon, has
just Joined the Alpha Tau Omega fra
ternity.
A number of Pendleton society la
dies are being entertained today at
a Walla Walla function. Mrs. Sarah
Roulstone Of that city being hostess
at luncheon. The party left this
morning by auto and train and will
return this evening. Included in the
party are Mrs. w. NJ. Blakely, Mrs.
Elizabeth Titus (Seattle) Mrs. Lima
II Sturgis, Mrs. Fred r Judd, Mrs.
George Hartman, Jr., Mrs. Leon CO.
hen, Mrs. Charles j. Smith, Mrs. c. T..
Troutman (Aberdeen) Mrs. Mary