East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-15
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A much enlarged choir of ~ell
trained voices win render the music
sunday at the church OF the Redeem
er. During the week the choir has
been thoroughly REQ. ganized and
now comprises twenty or more mem
bers. Its first appearance on next
sunday is sure to be mucs enjoyed
by the congregation. Mrs, W. c. i.
Pruitt, former organist, again will
assume her place at the organ, ana
the sooist will be Mrs. J. r, Dick
son. The choir will in future be un-
der the direction of Hal Bishop
During the week he has been busl'y
engaged with rehearsals. The sing
ers have taken up their work with
much enthusiasm thus assuring the
greater appreciation of the consie-
CATION of the sacred music which Isl
so essential to the sunday services
Members of the Current Literature
club are being entertained this att
ernoon at the home OF Mrs, r. E,
Ringo. Mrs. Roy Raley and MIS-
Ringo are hostesses.
One of the prominent women's
clubs OF Pendleton will be represent
ed at the state federation OF women
clubs of Oregon, which is to be held
in salem the twenty-fifth to the
twenty-eighth OF this month, dele
gates having been chosen yestrday
afternoon by the Thursday Afternoon
club to attend the gatherings which
will be OF vast interest to the vari-
Gus activities OF women in the state.
Mrs. George Hartman. past presi-
dent of the club will be one OF the
delegates, and the other will be Mrs
, w. D. McNary, Mrs, John Vert and
Mrs. G. l. La Dow we're chosen rs al
ternates.
The Thursday Afternoon club was
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Thomas Thompson at her home
in Monroe street. Appropriate to the
season, the home decorations were
carried out in Autumn leaves There
were three interesting paprs read by
members Of the club, the first being
by Mrs. George Hartman on the sub
ject Doctors wives and Mothers, =
Mrs. G. l. La Dow read the second
papers of the afternoon, her subject
being Nursing in the Schools" At
the conclusion OF this interesting pa
per. two piano solos were given BY
Miss Harriet Young, who recently
returned from musical studies al Ber-
lin The final paper Of the after
noon was read by Mrs c, F. Coles
worthy upon the subject Great
Women in Medicine
At the next regular meeting oi
the W. G. T. 4. It Is expected thai an
interesting report will be made by
the president Mrs. G. W. Rueg
who is now attending the national
convention Of the organization at S.
attle. The last meeting was held
Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist
church but owing to the absence Of
Mrs Rugg no special business s1mc
before the members.
The members Of the jolly Neigh,
bors will be entertained Tuesday at
ernoo next by Mrs. Charles Muroh>
at her home at the Eastern Oregon
State Hospital grounds. This will b'
the second meeting of this club fol
the season. cards as usual viii b
enjoyed,
A. II. Peterson and family Of Heli'
are leaving today for Long Beach
California. where they will iemall
during the winter.
It is announced that the La6adi'
entertainment that was set to9 th'
Methodist church for October L
under the auspices Of the civic club
has been postponed.
: The civic club will meet at the city
hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o.
clock It will be an interesting ses
sion as delegates are to be chosen Il
the state convention and other oust
ness will be up for consideration.
The degree team Of the Woodmer
Of the World has arranged for
dance Monday evening at the Eagle
Woodman hall to which the members
Of the order. their families and theil
friends have been invited. pleas
ant time is assured those who at
tend. A. Fitz Gerald as captain %
the degree team, has been charge o
the committee OF arrangements
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