East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-04-05

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asked to the Matlock home for an In.
formal afternoon Mrs. Estes guests
Included Mrs. Burton Greulich, Mrs. /
Ralph Temple, Miss Vera Temple. Miss
Gladys Flanagan Miss Emily Carney, |
Miss Gladys Bedwell and Miss Claud- |
inc McMonies.
To Mrs. t. J. Tweedy yesterday went
the distinction of being the only per-
son whose name appeared upon the
honor roll of the Red Cross garment
making department. A list is kept
each day of the ladies present and
Mrs. Tweedy devoted the afternoon to
the work alone.
Mrs. L. S. Logan is here from Port
land and is a guest at the home of her
brother, j. w. MCGEE. She will be
| Joined here in few days by her hus-
band. who is a retired stockman of
Prineville.
In response to requests for repeti-
tion of the sacred concert given at
the County Library five weeks age.
the following Victrola Concert will be
given Sunday afternoon, beginning at
3 O'Clock.
1. Traumerie-Schuman
Mscha Elman
IL. 1 need Thee every hour
Alma Gluck-Louise Homer.
3. God be with you till we meet again
| Alma Gluck- Efrem Zimbal-
II list
4. Memories of home-Ambrosio
Neapolitan trio-Violin,
1 flute, harp
S. Messiah-He shall feed His flock
| (HandeD
/ Louise Homer
6. One sweetly solemn thought
Phoebe Carey. r. s. Ambrose
Alma Gluck-Louise Homer
a. Jesus. Lover of my soul
| Charles Wesley
4 Alma Gluck-Louise Homer
Scherzo- o-Tarnantelle (Wieniawsk)
/ Jascha Heifetz
9. Ave Maria-Mascagni
McCorma elk -Kreisler
10. Messiah-Comfort Ye my people
| (HandeD
Harry Macdonough
II. Messiah-Ev'ry valley shall be
exalted (HandeD
Evan Williams
IL. The Heavens Resound-
Beethoven
Victor Oratoria Chorus
13. Onward Christian Soldiers
Ernestine Schumann-H elnck
ia. st. Paul-But the Lord is Mind
1 full of His own (MendeIssohn)
/ a Ernestine Schumann- Heinck
lis. Nearer Ny God to Thee-Sarah
4 r. Adams Lowell Mason
Ernestine Schumann-Heinck
| Members of the Pendleton Delphian
/ Club met yesterday at the home of
Mrs. X. H. Horne, all Madison street
and enjoyed a program devoted to the
study of Greece with delightful So
cial hour following. Talks on differ
ent phases of Greek life were given.
The Byzantium period, by Mrs. Laura
d. Nash: creek Romance. Mrs. Horne;
Greek Architecture, Mrs. J. r. Raley;
Greek Sculpture and Painting. Mrs.
George Haslett; the olympian Games.
Mrs John Vaughan, and Modern
Greece, Mrs. sylvan Cohn. 5r+
Three new members were yesterday
added to the club. They are Mrs.
Roy Alexander, Mrs J. T. Richard
son and Mrs. william Hord
During the tea hour pretty table
was presided over by Mrs w, n. Mat
lock, who recently arrived home from
California. Pink carnations formed
a charming part of its appointments
About seventy-fiye members of the
Eagles lodge enjoyed a social session
and banquet following a regular bus
ness meeting last night. The party
adjourning from the Eagle Woodman
hall to the banquet room.
Mrs. r. y. stanfield and daughter,
Miss Barbara Stanfield, who have
been guests at the home Of Mrs. Stan
fields brothers, James Hill and DR..
David Hill, left this morning for
Portland. They have been extensive
ly feted during their stay here.
William Plucker was here yesterday
from Athena.
Henry Yost of Cottage Grove was in
the city yesterday.
Alice n. weIker, of Walla Walla, lie
in Pendleton
Miss Mae Clarke was here yester-
day from walla Walla.
w. C. Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy
were In the city yesterday.
p. B. johnson and Mrs, Johnson
came In from Milton yesterday.
A. T.. Brown and A. NJ. Brown, both
Of Portland but not related, are here
on buslness.
w. Il. Burdett. representing the Nit
rhell automobile was in Pendleton yes
terday. He halls from Portland.
L. G. Terry. who travels out OF L.
Iirand. is here today on one OF his
periodical business visits.