East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-24
Additional Social and Per-
sonal News on Page 2.

Additional Social and Per-
sonal News on Page 2.
The Pendleton Delphian Club will
hold a meeting next Friday after
noon in the council chamber Of tho
city hall Mr. Watt who is here in
the interests of the society, will at
tend the meeting.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. c.
straub was a charming hostess to
the ladies 'of the Maccabees Social
Club and few other guests at her
home, $40 Thompson street The
rooms were beautifully decorated in
potted plants and pink and white
carnations After a short business
session the ladies spent the time
with their fancy work until late
when the hostess served a dainty two
course luncheon. Guests other than
members included Mrs. James Ban
non, Mrs. Alfred Fitz Gerald, Mrs
Huston and Miss Burrows
Mrs. c. w. Phelps entertained yes
tcrday afternoon for the ladies o. ghe
North side Bridge club and a few
other friends at her home on Wash.
ineton street Honors in the play
were won by Mrs John F. Robinson.
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The sale of Red Cross Christmas
seals for the benefit Of the fund for
fighting the tuberculosis plague will
begin in Pendleton Saturday Of this
week under the auspices Of the la.
dies clubs OF the city The Current
Literature club will conduct booths
at the Pendleton Drug Store, the Koe-
partment Store, Sayres and the Hotel
Pendleton The Thursday Afternoon
Club will sell the little stickers at the
Tallman Drug store. Donaldson's
drug store, The Peoples Warehouse
and the American National Bank The
Current Literature Club. with Mrs
Ankeney in charge. will also direct
the sale Of the stamps in other towns
Of the county
The local women's clubs yesterday
received kilograms from Jane AG-
dams, president of the women's peace
party, urging them to telegraph Pres
ident Wilson to call a conference of
the neutral nations Of the world in
an effort to restore peace to the
world. These kilograms received
here were part Of the ten thousand
sent out yesterday by Miss Adams to
the women's clubs of the nation. The
/ plan was conceived by Henry Ford
whose wife contributed $4,000 to pay
for the kilograms. The plea to the
president is to be made in behalf OF
the mothers of The world
.
Mrs. J. w. McClelland Of Portland
arrived here today and viii be the
guest Of Mrs. George Peringer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. y. Scott of Athena
were here today enroute to Hunting
ton Beach, California. to spend the
winter.
Mir and Mrs, B. Bartlett and small
son leave today for Portland to be
Thanksgiving guests Of relatives
1t is announced the public library
viii be closed all day tomorrow
Thanksgiving
Last evening the Presbyterian
church was thronged for the recital
by Miss Harriet Young cnd the most
complimentary applause was show.
cred upon that pianist and upon other
performers on the program. owing
to the fact Mrs. Edgar Fischer had
a cold the vocal numbers were by Miss
Springer Of Walla Walla. who has "a
beautiful voice and gave four songs
that were much appreciated. Mrs
Fischer played the accompaniments
The instrumental program consisted
Of the following selections:
Variations in c Minor o.. Beethoven
a. Spinnerlied ....... Wagner Liszt
b. Romance ....,....... Schumann
C. Toccata .,.......,,.,I.,... DehuSSN
Miss Young
Trio !. ............... Menrelssohn
Miss Baldwin, Mrs. Pruitt,
Mr.. Steelhammer
Scherzo c sharp Minor. .,.... Chopin
Miss Young
Miss Young's playing revealed great
musical ability and was of especial in
terest because this was her first re
sital since returning from three years
study in Berlin. Miss Young was
called back repeatedly and was en-
Enthusiastically applauded at the close
Of her program