East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-24

/ IA. Heavens resound (Beethoven)
Victor Oratorio Chorus
us. simultaneously Suite
Philadelphia Symphony
orchestra.
About half a hundred of Pendleton's
cleverest entertainers are Joining in
making the Kermis to be presented by
the Parish House Guild of the Church
of the Redeemer. success. Another
rehearsal is scheduled for Monday
evening at the county library and the
affair is being rounded out for the pro-
duction next Wednesday evening in
the oregon theater.
An overture by Sawyer's orchestra
will open the event and the first stage
number will be an aviation novelty by
bevy of high school bellies and beaux,
the cast including Edna Murphy,
Mary Clarke. Helen Idleman, Ruth
Snow Mary Wilkes, Lois Bynon. Mar
guerite Humphrey. Marie Fletcher
katherine McNary, Laura johnson,
Alberta McMonies. Vashti Hoskins,
Katherine Granholm. Genevieve
/ Phelps. Harold Holdman. Lowell
Rugg, Claud Snow. Allen Folsom,
Charles Snyder Lloyd McRae, Jens
/ Torgeson. Ed Kirtley Dwight French,
+ Dick Lawrence. Norborne Berkeley
and Floyd Snyder.
/ Other numbers are:
! Monologue-Mrs. James Welch.
/ Music by Phillips Quartet-Clyde
! Phillips, Bert Jerard, Ed Olson and
I Jack Dolph
70 Darktown Skit-Rudy Molner and
/ p. w. Dayton.
Play-Alma Hallock, Mrs NJ. O..
Bennett, C. S. Cramer, David Swan
son.
Singing specialty-Mrs. Charles
Bond Mrs. Harold Warner, Miss Mil
/ dred Berkeley.
Fashion Shown charge of Mrs
Willard Bond, with models from the
Peoples Warehouse, Alexanders Say
ers, The Thomas Shop and Hopfs.
Mrs. L. T. Wade is in Portland to-
day as a guest at-the luncheon of the
Oregon Federation of Women's clubs
being given at the Portland hotel with
Mrs. Ida Callahan, resident, presiding,
The speakers are Mrs. Sarah Evans,
Mrs. Chas. H. Castner. and Miss Lutte
Stearns and all of the federation off
cials will be guests.
Little MISS Il RANGES BOSuen tODeTL-
son was hostess for a merry affair yes
terday when, assisted by her mother.
Mrs. Thomas Robertson, she entertain
ed a group of friends at a birthday
party. The kiddies played games and
enjoyed music and dainty luncheon.
A number of mothers accompanied
afternoon.
Wright, Nelson Wright. Pauline Tray
lor, Roscoe Traylor, Katherine Fried
Is, Mabel Bennett, Raymond Fugit,
Edward Mcdonald. Robert Thompson,
James Drake, Agnes Dohnert. Dorothy
Thomas and Bessie Robertson.
Mrs. W. c. f. Pruitt, Mrs Lee Moor
house, Mrs. A. L. Schaefer. Mrs. NJ. A.
Disosway and Mrs. H f. Bickers were
responsible for a delightful bit of hos
pitality yesterday when friends were
asked to the. home of Mrs. Pruitt for
an informal afternoon. Needlework
and Sonora music were delightful di-
versions and during the tea hour the
able, centered by great cluster of
brilliant red carnations was presided
over by Mrs. G. I. La Dow who de-
parted last night for her new home in
Corvallis One of the fragrant Grim
son blossoms was given to each guest
as a charming favor.
The same hostesses are soon to en-
tertain with another afternoon affair.
Mr.. James Sturgis, Mr.. and Mrs
George Strand, who were members of
the party which enjoyed a California
trip and Mrs. Dale Slusher who has
spent the past several weeks in Port
land, are expected in Pendleton in the
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laatz went yes
terday TO Portland where they will Wis
it for the next few Gays.
Mrs. Margaret Hoover is enjoying a |
visit in Portland, she having gone
down during the latter part of the
week shortly after her return from an !
extended eastern visit. Mrs. Hoover
went as a delegate to the convention
of the Christian Women's Board of
Missions and later enjoyed a visit with |
eastern relatives.
Miss Hortense McMasters extended !
a charming bit of hospitality at her |
home, AIS Garfield street, last even |
ing when she entertained few en- |
ployes of the American National
Bank. Cards and music preceded a
dainty supper.
Mrs. K r. Moore of Meacham is in !
Pendleton as the guest at the home Of
her brother Frank Tlrieh at 40 Col |
Iege street. Mrs. Moore, who has also I
been welcomed by friends. has been
here since Wednesday but expects TO I
return home this evening.
The Pendlcton Delpfian Clrh met
a. .et erduv FOR an interesting Afternoon