East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-26
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The twice a month social session o
the Busy Bee club met on Tuesda.
with Mrs. A. Kimball acting as host
ess at her home, 313 Aura street
miscellaneous shower was given Mrs
F. S. Hannah, formerly Miss Mar!
Hargrove of this city recent bride
She received a number of very pret
ty and useful articles The ladies en-
ioyed a very pleasant social time anG
added a stitch to many pretty and
useful articles of art work. The fol
lowing ladies We're present: Mrs
| Charles Cole, Mrs. NJ. G. Stephens
| Mrs Ellen Myrick Mrs William Go
decke, Mrs. Kenneth McRae, Mrs, c.
| c. Calvin. Mrs. John Grelich, Mrs K.
| Morton. Mrs II A. Ferguson, Mrs. j.
A. Smith, Mrs. c. F Hargrove, Mrs.
C. ]. Grey Mrs. May Krebbs, Mrs. A.
S. Hunter, Mrs. F. s. Hannah, Mrs.
F. w. Cannon, Mrs n. r. Yates, Mrs.
Mary Johnson, Mrs. w. A Storie, Miss
Edna Storie, Mrs. c. H. Penland, Mrs.
GUY Wyrick, Mrs. william Myrick,
Mrs. Charles Norris, Mrs. Iver Christ
ensen.
The Current Literature Club met
Friday, April rs at the home of Mrs.
Carl Power with Mrs. Power and Miss
Una Smith as hostesses.
The following entertaining program
on Music and Literature" in Holland
was rendered:
Music in Holland-song, (a) Maiden
My Maiden (Verhe); (b) Merry
Crunsil CVerhey)-Mrs. Power.
Earliest Great Writers-Erasmus,
Maerlout and others, Chambers of
Rhetoric-Mrs. Jerard.
Poets with reading from their
s-Tesselschaede The Wild Song
ster; Hooft Loves Awakening; Hoy
gems, Tesselschaede's Grave-Mrs
Robinson.
Beets: His Camera Obscura"-
Mrs. Wade.
Lost" an imitation of Vonders "Luci-
fer."-Mrs. Colesworthy
The armory hall was the scene of
the largest social event of the week
last Wednesday evening when Mr..
and Mrs. Wesley Matlock entertained
with an informal dancing party There
We're about one hundred guests pres
ent and all enjoyed fully the gracious
hospitality of their host and hostess.
The hall was beautifully decorated in
bright colors and the memories of
many happy times when the armory
hall was the scene of all the principal
dancing parties of the city were re-
called by the gathering in it once
again of the smart set. Punch was
served during the evening by the
Misses Hazel and Lula Matlock, Miss
Olga La Fontaine and Miss Martin.
The ladies' club of Coombs Canyon,
known as the B. w. D. G. and T.
club. gave a banquet and entertain
ment at Browns hall Saturday even
ing, April 10. The evening was op-
ened by a supper Immediately after
which a we'll prepared program was
rendered. Dancing concluded the
evening. There were eighty present
and the receipts of the evening were
$50 60, which will be used for the
benefit of the school.
One of the enjoyable events of the
week was the Shakespeare evening in
the public library rooms on Wednes-
dav evening in honor of the 349th
anniversary of the birth of the i'm
mortal literary genius. There were
10 !, l.. hti,,Iral and fifty np0-
ple in attendance at the affair which
was of public nature. The walls
We're hung with many pictures of the
author and scenes from his play, the
collection being secured largely from
private homes of the city During
the course of the evening, Mrs. j. r.
Dickson: Mrs. ]. S. Landers and Mrs.
Roy Alexander sang several songs
which were composed by Shakespeare.
Punch was served in the hall.
An event of interest to club women
will be held this evening in the city
hall when Miss Emma Void, a prom
inent Portland worker in the state
Federation of Women's clubs Will
speak Informally against the move
ment to invoke the referendum
against the appropriation made for
the University of Oregon. She de-
sires particularly to meet the ladies
of the city but all those Interested are
invited to be present.
Pendleton's Youngest society set
enjoyed a dancing party last evening
in the Moose Hall, Henry Judd, FRANK
Dickson and Edward Thompson being
hosts of the occasion. There were
about a hundred young people pres.
ent and a number of "grown-ups
who had been invited in to watch the
festivities. Dancing continued until
1880 and every moment was enjoyed
by the happy crowd.
Mrs. o. e. Longwell gave BIRTH
day party on Tuesday for her son
Raw in honor of his sixth anniversary.
Those present were Helen Idleman'
Lloyd Johnson, Georgia Bradley, Eli
zabeth Rhodes, Margaret Norwood
James Raley. Siegel Parlett and Nellie
Devore. Childhood games were play
ed and the party was brought to
close with refreshments that delighted
the little ones.
T. F. O'Brien yesterday received a
telegram from his brother, ]. P
O'Brien Of Portland, announcing the
arrival of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Coe