East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-02-12

More Of the plano and voice pu-
pills Of Mrs. ]. r. Dickson were heard
IA recital last evening at Mrs. Dick
sons home on South Main street and
q1ite a number NJ friends and rela
lives were gathered to hear the very
pleasing program, which was as fol-
lows.
Ding Dong Bell ..........M Maxim
Lucille Sailing
The Travellers Song ...... oesten
Katherine McNary
Little Rogue ............H Hoffman
Mildred Rogers
Two Waltzes ........... Jensen
Helen LaFontaine
Afternoon Peace ............ Jensen
Ruth Isaac
Frollcs OF a Fairy Night 800. Heller
Gertrude Mcconnell
A Maidens Wish ...... Chopin
AIhuHeIel s.........'... ScnuMann
Helen Thompson
Siclnebne ............... SchumannI
Beulah Young
Gondoilied ...... MendelssohnI
The Lark's Song ..... Tschaikowsky
Alice Finnell
Sonatine DiabelD
Juanita Friedly
Gwendoline Rogers
Air Ge Ballet ........C Chaminade
Vera Temple
Earcarolle ................. Emma
Muriel Peringer
Hunting Song ...... Mendelssohn
Ruth 1erpening
Songs
o That We Two Were Maying. Nevin
corisande ............... SandersonI
Edna Zimmerman
To the Evening Star e. Wagner List
Catherine Thompson
Alagio .................. Haydn
Ccntentment ......... Schumann
Lucille Gilliland
Bcrccuse ............... GottSchalk
Nola childreth
Etude ............ Wollenhaupt
Jean Reber
Goodbye ................. Tosu
The Nightingale's song ...... .Nevini
Edna Couts
Largest and most brilliant OF the
card parties OF the season was the one
yesterday afternoon in the Eagle
Woodman hall at which Mrs. Fred
Earl. Mrs. Lawrence Frazier and
Mrs. Clark Nelson were hostesses.
About eighty ladies we're present to
enjoy the charming hospitality Of the
three young matrons.
The large hall had been darkened
and lamps. shaded with red. cast a.
warm glow over the tables. Rich Tur-
kish rugs were on the floors. giving a
drawing room effect. and the wall
and overhead decorations were Of rcd.
BriIge was played at twenty tables,
honois being won by Mrs Charles
Bond and Mrs. Charles A. Murphy
During the afternoon Mrs. Frank
L. Boyden favored the guests with
several beautiful piano selections and
Mrs. Roy Alexander and Mrs. Carl
Power contributed TO the enjoyment
with vocal numbers. Assisting the
hostesses in serving the refresh
nents late in the afternoon were
Mrs. Frank B. Hayes, Mrs. Richard
Mayberry Mrs. w. p. Temple. Mrs.
Henry W. Collins. Mrs. George Strand
Mrs. Willard Bond. Mrs. Roy Alex
an1er and Mrs. Seth Catlin.
anfartolna1 fha
Embroidery Club Wednesday after
noon at Woodlawn Farm on Mckay
creek Light refreshments were
served and Miss Verna Ackerman
rendered several geiections on the pi-
ano, which were enjoyed by all.
A large crowd attended the good
times" dancing party last evening in
the Moose hall, given by Daphne Cir
Gle, Women Of woodcraft.
This evening the high school stu
dents will entertain the members OF
the Walla Walla high school girls
basketball team at the y and / dance
In Moose hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Cox left today
fyr San Francisco for visit in the
exposition city.
Boyce Fenton and Clark Burgard,
students at the University OF Ore
.gon and members Of the Beta The
ia Pi fraternity, are spending the
day with Pendleton friends en- route
back TO Eugene from Walla Walla
where they visited for several days
with Whitman college friends.
Miss Alice Butler. head OF the do
mCstic science department at the
high school, and her students will
preside this evening at a dinner par.
~ gwen to the members Of the school
board and their wives, Supt. and
Mrs. J. S. Landers and Principal and
Mr.. A. c. Hampton.
The Current Literature Club is this
afternoon enjoying the club annual
Follo wing luncheon at the Hotel
the members Will adjourn
to the home of Mrs. J. f. Robinson