East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-04-12

The ladies' of the Busy Bee club
met on Tuesday afternoon at the
home oe Mrs. W r. Wyrick Sl+
Bluff street. and With Mrs. James
Smith and Mrs Jenny Drake acting
as hostasses. enjoyed very pleasant
afternoon. An entertaining program
was rendered consisting of inStru-
mental selection. Garden of Green,
hv Miss Mary Hargrove. a reading,
"Laska" by Mrs l. Christensen, an
instrumental duet. DAY Dreams of
Youth" by Misses Hazel and Helen
Koch. a vocal number. Give the
Flowers to the Living" by the same
Young ladies. an instrumental solo
II Trovotore." by Mrs W. II. Judd,
and a closing number, Angels of
Night" by Mrs. Humphrey. Those
present were the following:
Mrs. NJ. F. kirkpatrick, Mrs. R.
NJ. McRae Mrs. J \ Judd. Mrs. NJ.
J stephens, Mrs. A W. Dunbar, Mrs.
A. T. Perkins. Mrs. VIM. Bowman.
Mrs. F. NJ. Ehrel Mrs. Albert Humph-
rey. Mrs. Jennie Drake. Mrs F Muir
rev (Wana Walll). Mrs \. B. Cor
ley. Mrs 4 l. Hunter Mrs. A. F.
Tomlngsen Mrs. NJ. r. Yates. Mrs.
Hattie Ferguson, Mrs. Nettie Boylen,
Mrs. Bertha Neagle. Mrs. Lee Drake,
Mrs. Calaran. Mrs. George Good
man Mrs. Charles Calvin. Mrs. J. G..
Finney. Mrs. John Greulich. Mrs. J.
B Olcott, Mrs Iver Christensen, Mrs.
X. Morton Miss Mary Hargrove Mrs.
Charles Koch and daughters Mrs.
Mary Krebs. Mrs. Nina Hampton,
Mrs. J. J. Hargrove. Mrs Augusta
KimbeI, Mrs. William Kupers. Mrs.
William Godecke Mrs. Glen Cannon,
Mrs s. Durham. Mrs. Will Humph-
rey. Mrs Ella Reager, Mrs Glen Nc
Connen and Miss Hazel Judd.
The Thursday Afternoon Club met
this week at the home Of Mrs. Lima
H. Sturgis. with Mrs Sturgis and Mrs
George Hartman, Jr., as hostesses.
Besides club members many guests
were present and the social hour was
very pleasing and enjoyable. The fol-
lowing excellent program was rem
dered. the subject being Queen Vic
toria:"
Anecdotes of Queen Victoria by the
club members.
Her Girlhood Years-Mrs. T. H.
Henderson.
Songs, 20 Dry Those Tears; Sweet
heart Sigh no More.-Mrs. Roy Alex
ander.
Prince Consort-Mrs. John HALEY,
Jr.
Her Royal Family.-Mrs. Brooke
Dickson.
Songs, "The Rose in the Garden"
"A Bowl of Roses. Mrs. Carl Power.
Brief Summary of the Reign.-Mrs
A. P. Marshall.
Violin Solos, "Joy and Sorrow"
"The Last Rose of Summer"-Miss
Margaret Lowell
The Current Literature Club was
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained Friday by
Mrs. ]. F. Robinson at her home on
Jackson street. A very entertaining
program on The Home in Holland
was given
Life in City ana Country; Friesland,
the Hinterland; Dutch Peasantry and
Gentlefolk-Mrs. James Johns.
Vocal Solo. "Oh Happy Day the Day
so Dear" Mrs. Carl Power.
Dutch Women; House and Home:
Manners and Dress; Dutch Weddings.
Mrs. Moorhouse.
Longfellow's "A Duth Picture. -
Mrs. La Dow.
Amusements-Sai Skating, the
Kermesse Hardrivery; Theaters and
Cafes Mrs. Berkeley.
Vocal Solo, Rose in the Garden"
Mrs Power
The members of the congregation
of the First Presbyterian church were
guests at a sumptuous supper in the
church banquet hall on Monday eve
ming, the affair being an annual one.
Following a supper a musical pro-
gram was enjoyed, numbers being con-
tributed by Miss Louise Wise, Mrs.
Maude Gray Swingle, Mrs. Carl Power
and Miss Lila Grigsby. A congre-
gational meeting concluded the even
ing.
Pendleton Lodge No. 28S, B. ?. o.
+. will give a banquet on Monday
evening at the st. George Cafe for the
members Of the caste and chorus of
THE College Pennant and for others
who assisted in making the amateur
show a success. Following the banquet
a shirt waist" party will be given in
the Eagle Woodman hall and it will
be distinctly an informal affair.
Mrs WestbroOke Dickson was host
ess to the Young Ladies Bridge Club
yesterday afternoon at her new bun
galow on the south hill. In the play
prize for nigh score was captured by
Miss Edna Thompson. Mrs. Dickson's
guests outside the club membership
were Mrs. William H. Lytle, Mrs. Roy
Alexander, Miss Edith Johnson and
Misses Rae and Eunice Vogel.
On Tuesday evening Dan P.
Smythe was host to an informal din
ner party at the Carter home. A ten
course dinner was served and was en-
joyed by a number of Mr.. Smythe's