East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-03-21

The home OF Mrs F. f. Boyden wa
yesterday the scene OF an especially
enjoyable meeting OF the THURSDAY
Afternoon club. Hostesses for ths
event were Mrs. Boyden. Mrs g. w
Phelps. Mrs. S. A. Lowell and Mrs
A. J. owen and the days study was
devoted to Modern French Art and
Music. A pleasing program included
the following numbers:
Florian Song--Mrs. Westorooke
Dickson.
Modern French crities--Mrs. e. t.
Wade.
Vocal Solos-(a) Old French Song;
(b) Mignonette- Mrs. B. L Bur-
roughs.
French Artists Of Today-Mrs. C. F.
colesworthy.
Violin solo-Meditation from
That's. Massenet. Mrs. Holman Ferrin.
PouIbot and Droit--Mrs. S. p. Stur-
sis.
Group of Songs-(a) Elegy. Mas
senet: OBJ Ny Noble Knights. from
Les Huguenots. Meyerbeer: tc) Good
Day. susanne, Pessard. Miss Esther
South.
number Of additional friends en-
joyed the meeting of the club and a
delightful social hour followed the
program, the guests adjourning to the
dining room for a buffet luncheon. A
charming tea table was centered by
a great basket of pink and white car
nations, the blossoms representing the
club colors Presiding at the samo-
vars were Mrs. Thompson and Mrs.
T. NJ. Henderson, the club president.
who expects to leave within a fort
night to join her husband at the sum-
mer home at Robixyford, Alberta
One of the most anticipated events
OF all the year Is scheduled for to-
morrow evening when the annual Ju-
nior prom given by the Junior class
of the Pendleton High School will
take place in Eagle Woodman hall
The proms each spring are enjoyed by
not only the younger merrymakers
but older folk as well and a cordial
Invitation Is extended to the alumni.
TO parents of the students and TO the
members OF the high school Parent
Teachers Association. Dancing is to
begin at Q o'clock and interesting ar
rangements to make this sears event
no exception In a list of successful af-
fairs The committee in charge of
the sale of tickets includes Edward
Thompson, Harold Holdman. Donald
Woodwork and Norborne Berkeley,
Jr.; that on arrangements. Donald
Woodwork. Harold Holdman and Ed
ward Thompson: on decorations. Miss
Irene Rhea, Miss Marjorie McMonies
Miss Helen Idleman. Miss Geraldine
Morrison, Norborne Berkeley, Jr., and
Edwin Kirtley.
Chaperones for the event will
Mr. and Mrs L. ID. IdIeman. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. ]. McMonies. Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth McRae,' Mr.. and Mrs l. L.
Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Fell, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs s. r.
Thompson, while the list of patron
esses and patrons includes faculty
members who are Mrs. Charles Bon
ney. Miss Caroline Bonney. Miss Ethel
Law, Miss Myrtle Harrison. Miss Ca
mile Dolson, Miss Katherine Hoag.
Miss Margaret Grim. Miss Alberta
Lavender. H. z. Inflow, A. C. Crews, j.
l. Whitman, Holman Ferrin and Vic
tor Stang.
An all day session of the Woman.s
Benefit Association of the Maccabees
was held yesterday when a meeting
was called because of the presence in
Pendleton of Mrs. Minnie w. Aydel-
otte, deputy supreme commander, who
is here to instruct the lodge fnA it's
work. After the morning session a
1880 O'Clock luncheon was held In
Mrs. Aydelotte's honor at the French
restaurant. The affair was prettily
appointed and covers were laid for 40.
In the afternoon Initiation was held
for five candidates the new members
being Mrs. Frank Strobs~. Mrs. Will
Gangier. Mrs, Hattie Smith, Mrs. AL
len and Mrs. Leota Brown.
Al the completion of the days ses-
sion Mrs. Aydelotte was extended
charming courtesy by the Pendleton
chapter. The captain. Mrs. James
Hines, called the commander, Mrs.