East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-14

mach left today for Portland where
they will spend the winter
Eighteen former college men for
got for time last evening that they
were just ordinary men OF the world
pursuing prosaic vocations and lived
again back in the days when they
were undergraduates. The occasion
was banquet in the Hotel Pendle-
ton dining room for members OF ma.
tional Greek letter fraternlties ani
marked the entrance Of a Pan Hell
lenic club into the social life Of PEN
dleton. The eighteen men present
represented eight differnt fraternities
and more than that number OF col.
leges scattered over the United States
from Maine to Oregon and from Min
nesota to Virginia Nor were the
banqueters all OF one age either their
years OF graduation ranging from 1871
to 1914.
SO successful was the initial affair
that the fraternity men have arrang-
ed to hold weekly club luncheons at
the Hotel Pendleton. the management
having agreed to reserve a table each
! Friday between the hours Of ~ and
| 1. In addition to these weekly
luncheons, the club plans to give n
banquet each month and other social
affairs. Besides the eighteen pres
ent last evening. there are half doz- !,
en- other fraternity men in the city
and quite a number over the county
who will affiliate with the organiza-
tion. Still others are in college at
present and. on their return for the
Christmas holidays, the club plans
to give banquet for their benefit.
Those present last evening includ-
ed Charles F. Colesworthy, Clarence
NJ. Bishop, Arle c. Hampton, Dan P.
Smythe. DR.. Guy l.. Boyden. osmer
Z. Smith, b. L. Ballard. John Dick
son. Edmund Mabie, Merle r. Chess
man, Lester Hamley. James S. Johns,
Roland oliver. Cecil Cole. James
Bowler, Westbrooke Dickson, Glen
Storie and Lyman Rice.
Miss Mildred Berkeley entertained
a few friends informally last evening
at her home on Thompson street.
Among the events OF next week will
be a musical evening at the Presbyl
terian church Tuesday. beginning at
o'clock. No admission will be
charged but a silver offering will be
taken for the benefit Of the Epworth
League.
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse is in Portland
as a guest OF her daughter. Mrs. OIL
iver p. Morton. SIC East Eighteenth
street. She plans to visit there three
weeks.
The Current Literature Club met
at the home of Mrs. Carl Power on
Lewis street yesterday with Mrs. Roy
Raley and Mrs. Power as hostesses. =
The afternoon was pleasantly and .
profitably spent in the study OF po-
etry The program was as follows:
Paper. Present Day Poetry. It's +.
New Spirit. It's Truth and Realism.
It's Passion for Justice" Mrs. J. A. =,
Fee.
Poems, Classical and Romantic.
Poems OF Protest." Mrs G. NJ.
Rice.
Two Songs. God Remembers and
the World Forgets:" "Hr LIZ Feller."
Mrs Charles Bond.
Poems: Lyrics and Poems of Ma ,
ture; Philosophical and Mystical Po- +,
etry." Mrs c. F. Colesworthy.
Poetic Play, "The Piper" Mrs. A.
C Hampton.
Sketch OF Rubindrauth Tayon, Mrs. +,
A. j. McAllister. :
Reading from Chitra, Mrs. James :
Johns.
Two Songs from Mcdowell, ITO a =
Wild Rose" Thy Beamlng Eyes"
Mrs. j. r. Dockson. o
The Busy Bee Club met at the home
II Mrs. C. S. Howard, 1914 West G
Webb street. yesterday and spent
'ery enjoyable afternoon with needle Il
work. A large number of the mem n
'ers were present. Delightful re-
reshments were served late in the q
fternoon, the hostess being assisted :,
y Mesdames Morton, Pierce and
Topper.
Mrs. w. s. Payne of Weston visited In
he city during the week at the home Oh
her father, ]. b. Kennedy
Mrs r. e. Farnsworth OF Weston, II
spending the weekend with her
lother Mrs. NJ. NJ Myrick Mrs.
arnsworth was accompanied back
y Mrs. Rena Adams who has been u,
er guest during the week rs
Mrs. Walter Adams has had as her 10
tests Mrs. A. B. steele and daughter,
lizabeth, Of Athena. "a
Miss Edna Wissler has been visit ca
g during the week with Miss Bertha NJ,
niger in Walla Walla.
At 1880 this morning a quiet we'd
ng Of two we'll known young PEN
eton people was celebrated in the
fices of Justice Of the Peace Joe H. Fo
Irkes. Ray Martin taking as his