East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-10-02

sAuuS III heIiln, mas ueClueu TO again
take up her residence in Pendleton.
She win open studio at 500 West
Court street beginning Tuesday, Oct,
5.
The public library extends cor
dial invitation to everyone to attend
a Victrola concert Sunday afternoon
beginning at o'clock. The numbers
have been chosen from special re-
quests made by patrons of these con-
certs and are as follows:
Cavalleria Rusticana, Caruso;
Irish Love Song, Schumann- -Heink;
Hilo-H Hawaiian March, West Royal
Hawaiians; II Trovatore (Miserere)
Emmy Destinn and Giovanni Mar
tinelli; Venetian Love Song (Nevin)
Victor Herbert's Orchestra; Minuet
(Paderewski) Victor Herbert's Or
chestra; Carmon (Habanera) Calve;
Manon-Le Rive (The Dream) Gle.
ment; Tannhauser (Pilgrim's chorus)
Alma Gluck; Blue Danube Waltz
Lyric quartet; Lucia di Lammer-
moor, Tetrazzini, Caruso, Amato, Ja-
coby Bada.
That's (Meditation), Mischa Elman
Kerry Dance, Schumann-H Heink; Peer
Gynt (Morning) Pryor's Band; Peer
Gynt death of Ase) Pryor's Band;
Carmen (Toreador's song) Amato;
Minuet in G (Beethoven) Kreisler;
Goodbye (Tosti) John Mccormack;
From the Land of the Sky Blue Wa
ter, Gluck; Humoresque (Dvorak),
Mischa Elman; Travatore (Home to
Our Mountains), Homer and Caruso;
Erlkonig (SchuberD Kreisler; Tam
bourin, Kreisler; Song of the Chimes,
Alma Gluck; Lohengrin Bridal Cho
rus), La Scala Chorus; Child's Pray
er Schumann-Heink; William Tell
(Calm) Pryor's Band
Mrs. Hans Struve and son Gilbert
returned early in the week from San
Diego, California, where they had
been for the past tfour months. They
visited Mrs. Strives two daughters,
Mrs. H. H. Taylor and Mrs. Halbert
c. Moore and also with her brother
at Davis, California. While gone
they attended the fair at san Fran
cisco.
Miss Airline Cleveland, normal in
structor at the high school, was hos
tess last evening at an elaborate five
course dinner for the members OF
her normal class at the home of
Mrs. Laure Nash,s 3OS Logan street.
Covers were laid for fourteen, the
guests being Misses Mildred Finnell,
Rose Gordon, Gladys Lane, FanchOn
Elliot, Elsie Benson, Fay Duff,
Kathryn Geiger, Jessie Chestnut,
Marguerite Straughan, Emily QUAINT,
Myrtle Pyndall, Rosa Monterastelli
and Katherine Whitehead.
Mrs. John Vert will entertain the
Duplicate Whist Club on Monday
afternoon of next week at the first
meeting of the season.
Mrs. F. o. Rogers visited in Athe-
ma during the week as guest OF
her mother, Mrs. Hill.
The Sequoia Quartet, which is TO
appear in concert Monday evening
at the Presbyterian church. will sing
one number tomorrow evening at the
regular services at that church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jack arrived
home this morning from a visit In
Portland and were accompanied by
Mrs. Jacks sister, Miss Rena Crafts
of Hood River Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Curl, who accompanied the Jacks to
! Portland, will remain there a Short
time longer.
The Jolly Neighbors will begin
their seasons play next Tuesday at
the home of Mrs Wesley N MatlocS
on West Court street
MIS- John Harvey and daughters,
Mrs. c. 6. Matlock. Misses Nora and
Mildred Harvey will leave tomorrow
for San Francisco to attend the Pan
anna Pacific exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Stalker and family
Of Prairie city are guests at the home
1 Of Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Mullinix. Mrs.
Stalker is a sister Of Mr.. Mullinix.
Mrs. Theo Danner went to Pendlo-
ton last week for a short visit during
! Round-upweek with relatives. While
there she was pleasantly surprised by
the arrival of her daughter, Della,
from Portland, accompanied by Miss
Fannie Wilcox, also Of the Rose City
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