East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-04-07
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school last evening drew a large ana
interested audience that was warm in
praise and appreciation of the under
taking. The operetta is one of the
more advanced grade and one sell
dom attempted by so small school
as the Pendleton high school but un-
der the efficient guidance of Miss Mel
I1ie Anibal. musical instructor, the dif
ficult roles were capably handled and
the entire performance given with
vim and finish that would do credit
to a much larger school. The prin'
cipal characters were Paul Mortimer
as king Iamit.' (bass) who handled
his part with much dignity and sue
cess: Eugene Hampton as Lord Cas-
pian." whose clear tenor voice won
much praise; Miss Fleta Hail as Ida
the court chaperon (alto) who made
la decided hit with both her acting and
singing. Miss Jane Murphy as Lila"
| (mezzo-soprano) who also contribut-
ed some clever acting. Allen Nc
Lean as "AIain,'' (baritone) whose
work was splendidly distinctive; Ralph
Hargett and Enoch Friedlv as DO Say
\ and Just So" who were warmly ap-
plauded and Miss Irene Sanders in
| the title role, Princess Bul-Bul'
whose lovely voice and pleasing per-
lsonally were much admired. A
chorus of maids of honor and SOL
diers completed the cast. their per-
formance also being of much merit
The Glee Club orchestra acted as ac-
companists and gave excellent sup
port. much praise being due to Miss
Margaret Colesworthy. pianist. Next
! Friday evening the play will be re-
peated in the Weston opera house
Thirty members of the Pilot Ro
Rebekah Lodge were delightfully."- en-
tertained last evening by Pauline Re-
bekah lodge in odd Fellows hall. a
large class was initiated and follow
ing the ceremonies delegates were
elected to attend the grand lodge
meeting at Eugene. May 25. Those
named were Mrs. Nettie milestone,
Mrs. Edna Craig, Miss Venice CALI
son and Miss Julia cook. Mrs. Craig
was recommended as district deputy.
The eAjoyable evening was rounded
out with a short musical program and
refreshments. The tables were at
tractive with a pretty arrangement of
Easter emblems. There were about
Nv as
Jesse J. Mitchell and Mrs. Bertha
Sanders. the former of Weston and
the latter recently rrom Iowa were
married at 5 O'Clock Thursday after
the Hotel Bowman in the presence OF
few friends
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dleton and who has been in the Con-
may locate.
The birth Ola daughter at St. An
thongs hospital late yesterday after
noon TO City Attorney and Mrs. James
Alger Fee is bringing them many
congratulations today. The little girl
weighed five and a half pounds.
Mrs. Charles Greulich. Mrs. J. New |
ton Burgess Mrs Wilson e Brock, |
Mrs Charles L. Bonney and Miss Vera
all of Pendleton, were Thurs |
day guests at the Bailey home in this
Eagle.
Miss Edna Coutts, who is home
the Easter vacation, was the inspira-
ton for a pretty little informal sew
ing party for which Mrs. Hal Bishop |
and Mrs. Claud Hampton were hos
tesses yesterday afternoon at the |
who included the intimate friends of |
the honoree, numbered fifteen.
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Miss Harriet johnson of Portland. ar
rived last evening for visit with |
Mrs Johnson's sister. Mrs. J. F
Robinson
Charles zobaugh or vansycle is
here today
N. Darr of Adams Is at the st
George.
Dr. j. A Donahue is here today !
from Ritzville. Wash
Hugh Mcintyre. Athena farmer, is
a Pendleton visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. AIyrick spent /
Friday with. their son at Stanton.
The Misses Norvan and smith
in the school at Helix, have .
been visiting here today.
w. d. Parker. who was here as a |
witness in the Crabb- Watts case. re-
turned to his home at st. Johns this
morning.
Luther ]. Goldman. predatory ami
NAL Inspector for Idaho. arrived on
No. II to confer with local officials
for two days.
Donald Robinson and Harold Brock
arrived home this morning from the
University Of oregon to spend the
Easter holidays.
Robert Service. prominent Baker
attorney. stopped off here today 10
transact business while returning
from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott Of Ritz
vile. Wash. arrived this morning.
being called by the illness Of Mrs
scOtt's father. J. II King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Warren and lit
tie daughter have returned from
year and a half stay In the east
uhara Mr. VUarran -rndFaH av.v-o vino