East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-17
Waist Restored.
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The Current Literature Club met at
the home of Mrs. Lee Moorhouse OF
Water street yesterday afternoon and
very enjoyable session was had in
the study of Ecuador. The following
was the program
Historical Topics. Early Inhabi-
tants. Traditions. Province OF Esmer-
eldas. Industries by Mrs. !. u. Tenn
pie; Formation OF Modern Ecua-
dor" by Mrs f. r. Wade: Reading.
"Canto to Bolivia" (Ohmudo). by
Mrs. f. B. Aldrich; Avenues of Vol
canoes. Chimbaraco," by Mrs. Nor
borne Berkeley; vocal selections.
"Carrita" and "Castellano." by Mrs.
+. II. Aldrich: 'Quito. Old Palace.
Public Buildings. Chief Seaport.
Schools and Education" by Mrs Roy
Raley; Discussion. Strong Men of
Ecuador" by Mrs. C. F. Colesworthy:
roll call OF current evnts; instru-
mental solo. "Under the Trees by
Miss Lila Grigsby
On Tuesday evening the Eastern
Star held public installation and the
following officers were installed b.,
Mrs Mary f. Johnson. installing Off
Ger. and Mrs. Bertha Henderson,
marshall
Mrs. Lillian Best. Worthy Matron
A. c. Funk. Worthy Patron
Mrs. vashti Sailing. Associate Matron
Mrs. Morey +. Johnson Secretary
Mrs. Minnie Brown. Treasurer
Mrs. Mary Cooley. -. .Conductress
Mrs. Philo Miller .........
............ Associate Conductress
Mrs. Amanda Mccormack. Chaplain
Mrs. Laura Tweedy. Marshall
Miss Quindara Wilcox. Organist
Miss Frances Sailing .......... Ada
Mrs. Leota Brown .........R Ruth
Miss Pauline Jones .... Esther
Mrs. Mary Harvey ...... Martha
Mrs. Olivia Baker Electa
Mrs. Lillian Parkes .... Warden
DR.. T. NJ. Henderson. . Sentinel
During the ceremony vocal solos
We're rendered by Miss Jennie Perry
and Mrs. ] r. Dickson in a charming
and pleasing manner delighting their
hearers. Late in the evening sump-
tous repast was prepared in the ban
quet hall by DR.. T. NJ. Henderson
tchairman). DIR. /. U. Temple, DR.. r
f. Ringo. DR.. f. o. Parker and DR..
j A Best.
Miss Nellie Anibal was hostess at a
delightful dinner party at her home
Thursday evening, the occasion being
"A reunion of the young ladies of the
class of 1911 of the Pendleton high
school. or the eight members only
five were present. Miss Beatrice
Brownell sent regrets in the form OF
an interesting letter which was read
during the evening. The two other alb
sent members. Mrs. l.. Bowman (Mol-
lie McDill) of this city. and Mrs.
Merle Farrell blanche Badley) Of
San Francisco. also sent regrets.
The evening was spent in pleas
ant review of the past as well as nu-
merous prophecies for the future. A
promise to meet again In three years
was made.
The following members were pres
eh'' MISS Hrace riiheii' MISS Sres-
sic Baker. Miss Eta Baker. Miss Nell
lie Anibal and Mrs. Edward Tweet Of
Rathdrum. Idaho, who was formerly
Miss Emma Richardson.
A very delightful surprise was
sprung upon c. ]. Meiners at his
home. Sol Lewis street. Thursday
evening by the members OF the Ger
man Ladies' Club who with their
husbands appeard at his house and
disturbed his evening slumbers.
Though surprised. Mr.. Meiners was
equal to the occasion and proved O
very hospitable host providing plenty
of cigars for the men and an abund-
ance of delicacies for the ladies. There
were present in the party Mr. and