East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-04-13

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Mrs Henry EggtNb enJuSeQ a plFAA-
day Yesterday ana her friends enjoy
ed the occasion with her She was
given two surprises during the day,
the German Frauen verein walking
in upon her during the afternoon and
another group of friends calling In
the evening
Members OF the verein who spent
the afternoon with her were Mrs. Fl.
Rosenberg. Mrs, ]. Mumm, Mrs. J.
Sievers. Mrs. John Siebert, Mrs,
Charles Rohrman, Mrs J. Hudeman,
Mrs. F. Koeppen, Mrs. Grubbe, Mrs.
Baum. Mrs. A. zeuske, Mrs, p. Suhl'
Mrs. J. H. Eggers, Mrs. B. e. Ander-
son and Mrs. w l.. Boynton. Cake
and coffee VAS served
In the evening Mrs f. Longmeier
gathered a crowd of friends and led
them to the home of Mrs. Eggers.
Songs were sung during the evening
and old stories retold. Refreshments
were served late in the evening
Those present were MIR and Mrs. b, T.,
Anderson, MIR. and Mrs. II. Rosenberg,
Mr., and Mrs. E. Longmeier, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Mumm, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Rohde, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Roehlk, Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Eggers. Mr.. and Mira
w. l.. Boynton, Mrs. Annie Ruthers,
Mrs Christ Breeding. Mrs. II. Strive,
Miss Malinda Eggers. MIR, and Mrs.
Henry Eggers. Hans strive and Gill
bert strive.
Miss Nelly Anibal who was recent
~ elected as supervisor OF music In
the Pendleton schools for next year,
left last evening for Chicago to study
school music and voice in the Ameri-
can Conservatory Of Music. She ex-
poets to be gone until August first.
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The best musical talent In the city
has been enlisted by the Elks for
their musical farce comedy, "A Night
in Bohemia" which is to be given az
the oregon theater during the latter
part Of this month. Among the SOLO
lists will be Mrs. Carl Power, Mrs
Roy Alexander and Mrs Westbrooke
Dickson, Others who will assist In
the singing parts are Mrs. Maye Ha-
gar. Miss Gladys Hamley, Miss Mil
dred Berkeley and Miss Laura Cahill.
A bevy Of high school lasses will
appear in songs, dances and special
ties. Among those r%ehearsing daily
are Misses Thelma Thompson, Jean
Reber. Grace Hoch, Madeline Burgess,
Helen Thompson. Grace Rugg, Vera
Temple, Jennie Murphy, Esther Shea,
Daphne Swearingen. Catherine
Thompson, Emily Carney. Claudine
McMonies. Gladys Boynton, Thelma
and Edna Sailing, Lucia Callison
Gladys Flanagan, Hester Proctor,
Louise Cahlll and Gladys Brundage.
An event that promises much fun
for many people is the "Trip Around
the World to be given this evening
by the Ladies' Aid OF the P~resbyteri'
an church. Beginning at 1880 steam
ers (automobiles) will leave Flilinl
Dock corner Main and Water ever
fifteen minutes to make their wal
from port TO port.
The first stop will be made a
ireland" the home of Mrs. j. Mumn
on Lewis street, where will be festtvi
ties suggestive of the land Of tn
: shamrock. The second port will b
Hawaii" the home or Mrs. Lowell
! Rogers on Water street, where ukelel
9 music and Hula Hula girls will enter
3 tain and poi served, From there tn
boats will proceed to the home o
Mrs. ". A. Storie, 3O1 Cosble, whicl
will be made to represent SCOTLAND
ITALY" the home Of Mrs. J. b. Nc
Cook on West Jackson, viii be tn
fourth port and free maccaroni
advertised as an inducement for tn
visit. The home Of Mrs Sam +
Thompson on North Main will b
Japan with geisha girls and othe
things oriental. The final port wi
be the United states at the PresbS
: terrain church with Mrs Kenneth Mo
Rae as official welcomer.