East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-06
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Miss Sunshine Gelvln OF Pilot Rock
Is a house guest OF Mrs. L. f. Lamp
kin. She was a guest OF honor at the
meeting OF the ladies OF the Baptist
church at the home OF Mrs. Claude
Penland Thursday.
Mrs. w. c. f. Pruitt Is expected
home soon from salem where she has
been with her husband who Is work
ing at the legislature.
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The big event OF the week. and one
that is being anticipated the more be-
cause It has been SO long postponed,
will be the annual Library Ball. orig
inally scheduled for New Years
night The club ladies In charge OF
this ball are busily completing ar
rangements TO make It the most brill
liant dancing party OF the season. 1t
will be held on Wednesday evening
In the Eagle-W Woodman hall.
The general arrangement committee
is composed OF Mrs. John Vert. Mrs.
Norborne Berkeley. Mrs. T.. T. Wade.
Mrs G. W Phelps. Mrs. w. c. e..
Pruitt. Mrs. II. ID. Jones, Mrs. r. b.
Aldrich. Mrs ]. +. Robinson, Mrs. Il.
Alexander and Mrs. ]. II. Raley. The
patronesses will be: Mrs. s. p. Stur-
gis. Mrs. Norborne Berkeley, Mrs.
Frank Frazier. Mrs. J. I. Robinson.
Mrs. James A. Fee. Mrs. John Vert.
Mrs. John w. Dyer. Mrs. ]. V. Tall.
man, Mrs. G. A. Hartman. jr. Mrs.
James Johns. Mrs. E. T. Wade, Miss
Sabra l.. Mason. Miss Lois Crijswell
and Miss sydney Sommerville. The
committee on decorations consists of
Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones, Mrs. f. b.
Aldrich. Mrs. Robert Stanfield. Mrs.
F. f. Judd, Mrs. Thomas Thompson
Mrs. A. c. Hampton. Mrs. r. f.
Chloupek. Mrs. George Fell and Mrs
willard Bond. The refreshment com
mittee includes: Mrs. J. F. Robinson.
Mrs. r. Alexander, and Mrs. j. r
Raley. Pouring coffee there will be
Mrs. W. ]. Clark. Mrs. II. f Blckers,
Mrs. f. ]. sommerville. Mrs. G. NJ
Rice, Mrs. Charles Bonney and Mrs.
c. F. Coiesworthy. assisted by Mrs.
Nesmith Ankeny. Mrs A. c. Hampton.
Mrs. A. J. McAllister. Mrs. r. f. Rim
go, Mrs. James Johns jr., Mrs. l. U.
Temple. and Mrs Carl Power.
The punch committee Is Mrs. z. T.
Wade. Mrs G. w. Phelps and Mrs.
W. c. f. Pruitt. Seeing that the floor
is properly managed on the evening OF
the ball will be Frank Frazier who
has won quite a reputation as a sue
cessful floor manager.
Mrs. Claude Penland. assisted by
Mrs. L, z. Penland and Mrs. Will
Penland. entertained the Baptist La
dies Mission Circle at ther home on
Willow street Thursday afternoon.
About thirty were present and the
following program was given:
Devotional exercises, Mrs. r. z.
Clevenger: Columbia River District
W. A. b. F. NJ. s, Mrs. Harvey.
vey.
Subject, India.
THE Country (Map Exercise).
Mrs. Miller.
9-The People AS to: /. Racial
characteristics: 2. Institutional Life,
(a), In the Home; (b) In Religion.
l-Heathens-(a). Hinduism, (b)
Buddhism. Mrs. Cleyenger; (c) Mo
hammedanism, Mrs. Marsh.
2-Christian-(a) Early Baptist
Missions Among the Telegus. Mrs.
Lampkin.
Mrs. Wilcox being absent, her pa
Ier was read by Mrs. Nichols and
Miss Gelvin substituted for Mrs.
Lampkin.
The program was listened 10 with
interest, and at its close the social
hour was enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments served. A silver offering was
taken. The March meeting will be at
the home OF Mrs. Butler and the study
OF India will be continued.