East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-10
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Pupils of Miss Malen Burnett and
Miss Nellie Dee Whiting of the Malen
Burnett school of piano playing gave
the first of a series of recitals planned
for the winter, ut the home of Mrs
David Nelson, East Washington street,
Saturday afternoon at which the par
cnts of the pupils were guests. The
program follows:
Sure to Please. 49,. Albert Chatham
Under the Trees .... Bulah kimery
The Robin .......,.,,... Ben Griggs
Etude ...,..... Helen Nelson
Child's Play. ...,... Harry Mytinger
Dolls Lullabye. Dorothy Henderson
Romance .... Madeline Burgess
The old Violin, Florence Mytinser
Shadow Pictures Alberta McMonies
Harvest Dance. ...... Thelma Sailing
Shepherds Song ... Laura Schwarz
Forest Horns. ...... Gladys Boynton
Gavotte. ....... Geraldine Fruhne
Fancy. .,... Claudine McMonies
The Fountain. ............N Nelly Anibnl
other members of the class viii APP
pear AT later recitals.
One of the events of the holiday
season which bids fair to be a popu-
lar and much patronized one will be
the concert and dance to be given on
the Monday evening following Christ
mas by the cadet band of the oregon
Agricultural college. Final arrange
nents for the event We're completed
this morning by Harry Walters, drum
RAZOR of the band, who is now en-
route back to Corvallis after com
letting his eastern oregon schedule.
lie has arranged 90 secure the high
| school auditorium for the concert
early in the evening, preferring ii be-
! cause of its excellent acoustics. and
! has arranged tor the Eagle Wood
| inan hall for the dance following.
! VI Csic Tor the dance Will DC furnish
! ed by the entire band
one of the most pleasing and re-
cent of lodge events was the banquet
and social session Friday evening n
! the |. q. O. f. temple at which the
ladies Ct Pauline Rebekah Lodge No
| l3, were hostesses to the members CO
! Eureka and Integrity lodges of odd
| Fellows, the Umatilla Encampmeni
and the Patriarchs Militant and their
families The occasion as planned by
the ladies was in appreciation of the
gift to them some time ago OF a com
plete table set by the odd Fellows.
During the early part of the evering,
the guests, nearly 200 in number, en-.
joyed games and listened to fraternal
addresses The banquet proved a
sumptous one and was thoroughly
enjoyed by everyone.
Mrs. Frances II. Pope. wife of
Captain Pope, Fourteenth cavalry. U.
5. ~. sailed Saturday from New York
for Paris, France, where Captain
Pope has been detailed for a years
service. Mrs. Pope has been the
guest of her parents, ex-senator and
Mrs. Levi Ankeny. 404 Crescent street,
for several weeks.-Walla Walla Bul.
letin.
Virgil G.. Backman, one of the stu
dents which the Pendleton high
school has drawn from another state,
was Joined by his mother last week
and she viii remain here to keep
house for him during the balance of
the year Their home is in Nampa
Idaho.
Miss Helen Johns, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James Johns. and Claude
Hampton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Steph-
en- Hampton, are members of the stu
dent orchestra at the University of
Oregon. Miss Johns plays one OF
the violins while the cornet is Mr..
Hampton's instrument
Mrs. Conrad Platzoedcr, former
/ well known Pendleton lady who is
now making her home in Joseph, is
a guest of Mrs. Annie Webber, 412
Raley street. while receiving medical
treatment here.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Withee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daniels and
family, made an auto trip to Herris-
ton Saturday to attend the first am
nual dairy show