East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-03-09

Apartment f. Douglas Court. enter
tanned the Kamelta knitting ladies
and their husbands at five hundred
Thursday evening. High honors were
carried Off by Mrs. William Brace,
after which a light luncheon was serv-
ed. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Ianler. Mr.. and Mrs William Brace.
Mr. 2nd Mrs. H. CresS. MIR and Mrs.
z. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Lester.
Mr. and Mrs c II. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs r. E Chloupek and MIR. J. r.
Keep.
Mr.. George A. Purdy and Nancy l..
Feller were married yesterday. March
Sth. at the residence of Mrs. Eliza
beth McGinnis. No. 70s Garden street.
in the presence OF the necessary wit
nesses- Rev. ]. =. ireland performed
the marriage ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs PurdS will make their home on
Mr.. Purdy's farm near Weston.
on Tuesday evening. March II, the
Mems Forum of the Presbyterian
church will hold its monthly banquet
Dr. Edwin Pence Of Portland will he
the speaker of the evening and the
SNAi4A-aAAtES III GL&E%E- com lA0SeQ OF
sam r Thompson. J b McCoOk and
J O. Hales- is preparing an exception
ally good program.
Mrs Cyrus c. Sturgis is visiting
with relatives in Portland.
As an expression Of their esteem
and friendship. Sawyer's orchestra
and other friends of Mrs Lulu Day
are planning dance in Liberty Hall
on Wednesday evening. the proceeds
Of which will be presented Mrs. Day
to aid her in the expense Of taking
treatment AT a sanitarium which she
is soon 10 undergo on the advise Of
her physicians. For the past several
years Mrs. Day has been numbered
among Pendleton's prominent and
popular musicians and she has also
made a wide circle of friends outside
Of musical circles, who are anxious
to share in the expression OF good
Will
The regular Sunday afternoon Vic (
trola concert will be held at the Coun-
" Library from 9 to O'Clock The
program VIII be made Up entirely of /
requests the last three numbers be- [
ing pieces which have been asked for /
most often:
La Paloma
S3usas band
bu. du liegst mir i'm herzen
Lo, hear the gentle bark
Alma Gluek
Swiss Echo song
TetrazzIni
Moment musicale tSchubertb
Tambourin CKreislerl
Ffitz Kreisler
Aloha
Hawaiian quintette
Waillana waltz
Iaa and Kali
Roamin' in the gIoamin'
Harry. Lauder
L hear you calling, me
John Mccormack
Cavalleria Rusticana-Siciliana
E,nrico Caruso
Traumersi Cschnbert)
Humoresque
AIisha EIman /,
Frovatore-Home to our mountains.
Louise Homer. Caruso
Lucia-Sextette
GaIh-Curci Egener. Caruso. de Luca.
Journet. Bada.
The Missionary Society Of the s
Christian church was charrningly en-
tertained with splendid program by
Division 8 Thursday afternoon at the
attractive home of Mrs Frank Greu-
hch. 712 Cosbie street. After a short Z
business session and devotionals three
excellent papers were given by Mrs !
Garden. Mrs. Greulich and Mrs Oh 1
oott. with Mrs. John Greulich leading .
he program The afternoon was
brought To close with several musi- i
al mum beFs.
There will be a business meeting Of Il
he Girls National Honor Guard at
--3o o'clock tonight in the council
oom Of the city hall All members
.re urged To attend
Guy Wyrick- well known young far
aer. had a birthday yesterday and
asst evening was given a surprise