East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-11-23

The Thursday Afternoon club was
! delightfully."- entertained this week
with Mrs. c. F. Colesworthy and Mrs.
NJ. ]. Lane as hostesses at the home
of the former. The following inter-
esting program was given. after
which dainty refreshments were serv-
ed:
155S-1603.
Political Conditions of England at
| the Time of Elizabeth's Ascension to
the Throne, Mrs. A. Schaefer.
Sir Humphrey Gilbert, Mrs. Lima
Sturgis
Sir Walter Raleigh, Mrs. S. A. Low
| ell.
Music, 1T Was Lover and His
Lass" Morely; "The Pretty Creature"
Straus; "Nymphs and Shepherds"
Purcell. Miss Eula CRANBERRY.
Queen Elizabeth. Mrs. J. A. Fee.
Christopher NARROW, Mrs. T. M.
| Henderson.
Michael Drayton. Mrs. La Dow.
! O'Race Ben Jonson, Mrs. w. Dick
son.
Music, "Whereer You Walk" Han
del; "Phillis Has Such Charming
Graces," Young. meet Me By Moon
light Alone" Wade. Mrs. Dickson.
Short Sketch of Edmond Spenser
and Synopsis of His Faerie Queen,
Mrs. F. f. Livengood.
Sir Francis Bacon, Mrs. ]. B. Ken
nedy.
Robert Green, Mrs. w. C. McKin-
ney.
George Peele. Mrs. G. w. Phelps.
Music, Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes" Old English; Barbara
Allen" Miss Edna Thompson.
John Lyly, Mrs. John Vert.
Sir Francis Drake, Mrs. b. S. Bur-
roughs.
Earl of Leicester, Mrs. F. E. Judd
Shakespeare. Mrs. John HALEY.
Artists of This Period, Mrs. A. j
owen.
At pretty home wedding Wednes'
day. November 20, Miss Edna South
well. daughter of Mrs. A. ]. Ganger
| became the bride of Herbert Perrin
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Nathan Evans of the Methods
church. at the home of the bride!
| mother on Birch creek. The wedding
| took place at high noon, only few
| of the relatives and intimate friends
attending. The groom is the oldes
son of w. T. Perrin of Mckay creek
II He is engaged in farming near stan
II field, where the couple Will mak'
i their future home. They are spending
their honeymoon in Portland.
Il
II Mrs. Sam r. Thompson surprised
her husband last Saturday by invlt
ing in a few of his friends to com
u memorate with him the fourteent
Y anniversary of their wedding day. !
bountiful table was set with the sea
sons delicacies and the occasion wa
e one where good fellowship reigned
y Those who found seats at the Dime
d hoard besides Mr. Thompson wer
It II. d. Taylor, George Hartman, Jr
t Ralph B. Stanfield (Echo), ]. Ro
e Raley, Fred Earle, Tom Thompson
n and Merle r. Chessman. Mrs. Thomp
II son was assisted in serving by Mrs
Y. George Hartman, Mrs. Merle Chess
o man and Miss Thelma Thompson.
j. Prominent of the weeks social oc
casions were the two afternoons a
5, cards given by Mrs. Will Moore an,
: Mrs. Harry Reese. The affairs oc
II Cured on Tuesday and Wednesday a
e the home of Mrs. Moore on jackson
r street and there were about thirty
d five guests present each day. Fiv
= hundred was played, the prizes bein
~ 10. 1A fRx
h Charles Cole on the first day an
,r Mrs. Charles Stype and Mrs. Henry W
Collins on the second.
"a Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson is happ
'r at the news received this week tina
~ the Gamma Delta Gamma local SO
rority at the University of Oregon c
which she is a member, has bee
granted a charter in the Kappa KaI
pa Gamma, one of the strongest c
R national college women's organiza
tions. She will go down to Eugene 70
i, the installation.
Steps are being taken toward tn
reorganization of the Young Men
- Dancing club which gave series O
:. enjoyable parties last winter Prac
"a tically the entire membership of las
= year has signified desire to give an
70 other series this year and it is prob
= able that the date of the first will
!, announced soon.
!, The local lodge of Eagles was re
"a sponsible for a merry occasion las
r. evening when their members an
20 friends assembled AT the banque
= board in their hall. Besides a sump
tuous repast the committee had pre-
It