East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-25
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Additional Social and Per
sonal News on Page 5.

The first Of a series Of dancing
F parties was given Saturday evening
in the Eagie-Woodman hail by the L
and I Club ana was enjoyed b. fully
I seventy-fiye couples The han was
! very preuily decorated for the occa-
sion and the music was furnished by
q large orchestra. Though the club
announced that its parties would be
I held fortnightly. the second win be
given on the coming saturday even
ing and viii be typical Of the Hallow-
+ cen season
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Rosenberg. son.
+ Herman Rosenberg, and daughter
+ Miss Caroline Rosenberg. arrived
home Saturday from a tour of cali.
fornia in their automobile They
were gone over a month and report
very enjoyable trip.
Mrs. James H. Gwinn and daughter
Miss Olive Gwinn. who have been in
Berkeley. California. for the past
pear. arrived back in Pendleton sat
urdsy.
The services at the Methodist
church Yesterday were exceptionally
good A special feature OF the morn
/ ing service was the solo, Fear Not
Ye, o Israel" Dudley Buck) by viii
( liam H. Baghmeyer. Mrs A. J. Ow-
en- conducted the Epworth League in
the afternoon and this fact alone as
sured a successful meeting. The
young people are taking a great in
terest in the membership contest
and are preparing for a great deal
OF active work. A fine audience in
the evening greeted the Ellison
White Butler Jubilee quintet and the
sacred concert was much enjoyed. /
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Mrs. Laura Nash has returned from
La Grande where for two weeks she
was the guest Of Mrs. F s Ivanhoe
During her stay in la Grande she
was much entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Robinson are
expected home from Spokane this
evening.
Miss Isabel Wallace. who formerly ,
taught in Pendleton. recently won
high honors in a play writing con-
test in Seattle. The following ac-
count Of the event is from the Seat .
tie Post Intelligencer:
Miss Isabel Wallace is the success
full competitor in the prize contest
offered by the Seattle center o. the I
Drama League for the best play writ
ten for children. The decision was
announced last night at the regular
meeting Of the center in the art
rooms in the Baillargeon building. (
Eight manuscripts were submitted. (
The committee said that each OF the
plavs was surprisingly good and that
the Wallace manuscript would in its
opinion make successful acting
play if properly produced. The came
of the play is THE House Across the
Way"
Mrs. Sorley-Morley read the dra-
matte poem "Chitra.' by Tagore, a
very fine performance. Charles Eu-
gene Banks spoke on the outlook for
the drama in America. A large au-
dience was present and several new
members were electd to tn Drama
League.
County surveyor Willard Bradley
went our to Helix this morning on a
/ land survey
C. N. Bishop Of the Pendleton
Wooden Mills is spending several days
in Portland.
William Courtier. local representa-
tive Of the Kerr-Gifford Co, spent
the weekend in Portland.
Carl Rinehart. little son Of Mr. and
Mrs. G.. o. Rinehart. arrived home last
evening from Portland where he had
been visiting.
James Johns. Jr. Of the Hartman
A bstract Co.. joined his wife in Port
land Friday evening and will accom- Z
pany her on a trip to Eugene.
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