East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-08


pace in conformity to the yearly de-
mands made by the Lenten season
Wednesday inaugurated the six weeks
period OF rest which occurs much
earlier this year than for a long time.
Until Easter has come and gone there
will be but little doing in the Pendle-
ton social world. Though a number
OF the clubs will continue to play dur.
ing Lent. formal functions will be
generally tabooed.
Mrs. John Haley entertained the
Thursday Afternoon club last week
with the following interesting pro-
gram on John Ruskin and Ruskin-
Land"
Gems of Thought from Ruskin, Sc
lected by club members.
Rule Brittania," history and in
strumental selection. Mrs. Vert.
Ruskins Life, including descrip-
tiontions of Brentwood and surround
ing scenes. Mrs. Sturgis.
Song, selected. Mrs Brooke Dick
son.
Ruskins Art. Letters and Friend
Snip lot uTnoT. MIS- Ch0Tludu
Song. Selected. Mrs. Ben L. Bur-
roughs.
Whistler versus Ruskin. Mrs. La
Bow.
Mary of the Wild Moore" Mrs.
Lane.
Discussion, "Is Ruskin Out Of
Date?" Mrs. Fee, leader, followed by
Mrs. Brooke Dickson.
The Thursday Afternoon Club met
Thursday February 9Th, at the home
of Mrs. Thomas Thompson, with Mrs.
Thomas Henderson and Mrs. Thomp-
son hostesses, when the following en-
tertaining program on Women in
England" was rendered:
Women in History. Mrs. James
Fee.
Women in Literature. Mrs NJ. J.
Lane
Sketches of Women in Dramatic
Art: 1. Sarah Siddons, Mrs. A. ].
owen; 2. Ellen Terry. Mrs. c. F.
Colesworthy; 8. Nell Gwynn, Mrs. ].
A. Fee
Vocal solo. Miss Edna Thompson (a)
Thine Image" Cornelius; (b) Times
Garden" Thomas Goring.
Women in Education and Philan
throphy. Mrs G. 1. La Dow.
Lady Warwick. Suffragette and So
cialist. Mrs. Sheridan.
Vocal Solo. Miss Wise (a) Les:
Than the Dust; OBJ Mattinata.
Three American Duchesses. Mrs
e T. Wade
Other American Women Prominen
in English Social Life. Mrs. Johr
Vert.
Lady Curzon Mrs. George Hart
Ean.
Piano Solo, Mrs. F. E. Boyden. Ca
waltz. A Major, Moszkowski; (b) Tht
Second Movement. Pathetic. Beetho
ven.
One of the delightful events of th'
week was a bridge party on Tuesda!
evening, given by five of the Youni
Ladies Bridge Club at the home o
Miss Eleanor Vincent, 403 Wate
street. The hostesses were Miss Vim
cent, Mrs. Westbrooke Dickson, Mis-
Pauline La Fontaine, Miss Edn
Thompson and Miss Irene Shea. Eigh
tables of bridge were played durin
the evening. The prizes were captur
ed by Miss Bertha Anger and Her
bert Thompson. The guests presen
other than members of the club wer
Mrs. Linden Vincent, Mrs. ]. r. Dick
son, Mary Shea. Laura Mckee, Berth
Anger. Edith Johnson, Ben L. Bur
roughs, Jack Urquhart, George Ben
ton, Fred Lampkin, Joseph Skrabl'
Harold Smith, John Dickson, Ns
Kimball, Mr.. Cloupek. ]. o. Wilson
Clarence Bishop, Herbert Thompson
George Strand Gale Sturtivant an
George La Fontaine.
M and Mrs. w. l. Thompson eT
tertained the Evening Bridge clu
Tuesday evening at their beautif'
new home on North Hill. Bridge We
played during the evening with Mi!
Maude Sheridan and Mr.. Roy Ale'
ander as winners. Dainty refresf
ments were served. after which mus
was enjoyed. The guests were M
and Mrs F. e. Boyden. Mr.. and Mr.
F.. f. Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. l. Cohe
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Brock, Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. F. Robinson, Mr.. and Mr.
Roy Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. Sal
Thompson, Mesdames Lima Sturgis,
y. Stanfield, Nesmith Ankeny Miss'
Neva Lane, Effie Jean Frazier an
Maude Sheridan, and Messrs Joh
Lambirth. Roy Ritner, Roy Bisho
and Royal Sawtelle.
An event of the near future whic
promises to furnish some rare Ell
payment to local people is the col
cert which will be given by the Girl
Glee Club of the local high school
the high school auditorium on II
evening of Friday, February 2S. Tt