East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
vICTRoLA PROGRAM
A sI~FI,Ts A sxr>INrE

Library will commence ut three
o'clock tomorrow afternoon as usual
II viii consist of selections from vari-
Gus grand operas, as well as more
popular music.
/. Merry wives of Windsor overture
(Nicolai)
New symphony orchestra OF
London
9. La Roheme-O soave fanciulla
tThou sweetest maidem
Puccini
Frances Aida
Giovanni Martinelli
3, Carmen-Halte la! qui valla?
(Halt there! Who goes there?)
Geraldine Farrar
Giovanni Martinelli
4. Tambourin Chinois (Kreisler)
Fritz Kreisler
8. Faust-Mort de Vanentin
Antonio Scott
g., ,Pagliacci Prologo
Pasquale Amato
a. Pilgrims chorus from Fannhauser
(Wagner)
Arthur Pryor's band
s. Aida-Celeste Aida (VerdD
Giovanni Martinelli
g.. Irish love song Uang)
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
10. The moon drops low
(Eberhart- -Cadman)
Janet Spencer
IL. From the land of the sky blue
water (Eberhart- -Cadman)
Alma Gluck
IL. Nocturne in ID Flat (Chopin)
Mischa Elman
IS. Somewhere voice is calling
John Mccormack
IA. A dream
John Mccormack
Is. Ave Maria (MascagnD
John Mccormack
16. Polonaise Militaire -(Chopin)
Vesella's Italian band.
SCHOOL POPULAR
So much interest has been awakened
in the clothing school to be held mere
during the coming week that all but
n few of the places in the class to be
formed have been taken. Miss BYles
of o. A. c. who is to conduct the work
will arrive in time to begin with the
lectures on Monday. On saturday OF
next week a millinery school will be
held.
CLUB ENJOYS MEETING.
Marked by simplicity but gracious
was the meeting yesterday
of the Current Literature Club for
which Mrs. /. L. Temple was hostess.
Her guests were entertained in the
club room of the library and the pro-
gram devoted to China, included the
numbers:
The Chinese Boxer Uprising-Miss
Helen Johns.
Shanghai, the London of China
Mrs. C. S. Jerard.
Modes of Travel-AIiSs Beth Smith.
Miss Mildred Berkeley. accompani-
ed by Mrs. NJ. o. Bennett at the piano,
sang a group of delightful solos just
the tea hour, appointments
Of which were charmingly apropos OF
the occasion. Chinese linies and ferns
centered the dainty table where tea
and Oriental candies formed part of
the light menu. Mrs. Mary Disosway,
club president, and Mrs. Norborne
Berkeley. president-elect, were asked
to pour and assisting in serving were
Mrs. T. NJ Henderson, Mrs. +. o. Par
ker and Miss Smith.
Mrs. Temple asked few additional
guests to share the meeting.
MRS. HADLEY IN CHARGE
The committee in charge of the IL
brary club room has appointed Mrs
F.. r. Hadley as supervisor of the
kitchen whenever clubs or other or
ganizations serve refreshments. Hos>
tesses needing her assistance are ask
ed to phone her at 249-R at least one
day before hand.
Because money for furnishings OF
the kitchen has been donated, the
members find it necessary
to always have the same person In
charge of the room and contents. THIS
will avoid unnecessary annoyance to
those responsible for the library puild-
ing as well as breakage and injury to
kitchen facilities. 80
IN NEW HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand @. Breeding
miss SybiI Giliiland) whose marriage
was an event of last week, are now
in their attractive new bun