East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-15

! this morning from short visit in
4 Portland with her sister, Mrs, Thorn
as Vaughan Mrs. Vaughan recently
became the mother of little girl.
One of the principal events of the
week will be a reception to the
teachers Of the public schools and
the members OF the school board
which will be given on Friday even
ing at the Presbyterian church by
the Ladies' Aid of the church.
The Christian church auditorium
was well filled last evening with an
audience that listened with unfeigned
delight to the song recital given by
Miss Doris Reber for the benefit of
the church. Miss Reber, who has a
mezzo soprano voice of exceptional
strength, clearness and beauty, sang
twelve selections and there was suf-
ficient variety in her numbers to-
please all of her hearers. Miss Reber
will remain with her parents in PEN
dleton for month before returning
| to pursue her studies in Chicago and
will be heard on a number Of other
occasions Her program last even
ing was as follows,
La Serenata ..,...,.,.....,.. Tosti
| Eleanore ..,.,........., Mallinson
Oh! Dry Those Tears ,. Del Rlego
| Coolan Dhu .,,.,.,.,.,,..,, Leoni
My Lover He Comes on the Skee..
.........,....... Claugh Leighter
Intermission-
Sing Me to Sleep ....,...,. Crane
The Sweetest Story Ever Told So.
................., Stults
When You and l Were Young
Maggie ..,........,.. Butterfield
Nita Gitana ',.....,...' De koven
At Dawning ..,...,.,.,.. Cadman
In Italy ....,.....,......,. Boya
Two weddings of interest win be !
celebrated this evening in Pendleton.
At the home of Col and Mrs, James
II, Raley, their daughter, Miss Edith
Raley will become the bride OF Les
ter Hurst The other wedding is
more or less surprise save to inti-
mate friends and relatives II will
be that of Miss Katherine Kirkpatrick
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs r. f.
kirkpatrick, and William Purchase
Miss Angela Bowler, popular high
school girl, left today for Portland
where she will meet her sister, Miss
Sophia Bowler of Denver, who has
been visiting the fairs in California.
She viii, accompany her sister to PEN
, dleton on Sunday and remain here for
several weeks at the home of another
sister, Mrs. Arle c. Hampton.
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A large class was initiated last ev-
ening into the United Artisans at
(which was attended by fifty members. |
After the initiation ceremonies, pro-
gram and dancing entertained those
| present and refreshments were served
/ late in the evening 1t was a very
| enjoyable occasion for all present.
Mrs. Carl Power left this morning
/ lOl W aha w ana III ANoFVhSt ~
message stating that her sister, Mrs.
/ c. NJ. Aeger, was i'll with typhoid fe-
yer in that city.
! Unavoidably detained In Portland,
Mrs. Jessie Honeyman, who was to-
meet with the ladies of Pendleton this
afternoon to discuss a series of art
lectures to be given here this fall, was
unable TO reach Pendleton today.
| However she will be here tomorrow
and will meet with the ladies in the
J city hall at 2:30. Not only the club
ladies, but all interested in the sub
ject are invited to be present
i Mrs Clara T. Lytle, formerly a
! foremost musician and worker among
musical organizations in this city, who
has been a guest at the W. B. Sar-
gent home since coming to oregon
week or two ago from Troy, Ohio, left
today for Pendleton. At Pendleton
she will spend a week or 10 days and
II then go to Los Angeles and San Diego
to spend the winter.-La Grande OBJ
server.
Record Amateur Attendance.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 14.-Predic-