East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-28
SOCIETY

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| The Nictrola concert given at the
County Library on Sunday afternoon
will be divided into two parts. sacred
music and soprano solos. The read
ing rooms will open from two until
five. s..-
PART l.
One Sweetly Solemn Thought
Alma Gluck-Louise Homer.
| Crucifix-John Mccormick Reinald
Warrenrath.
Ave Maria--John Mccormick Fritz
Kreisler.
I Need Thee Every Hour--Alma
Gluck-Louise Homer.
Messiah-He Shall Feed His Flock
Louise Homer. i...
Messiah-Every Valley Shall De
Exalted-Evan. williams.
1 Messiah-Comfort Ye My People
Harry Macdonougt.
Hymn of Praise--f Waited for the
l,erd-Alma Gluck-Louise Homer.
PART ii.
Magic Of Your Eyes-Frances Aida.
Serenata-Nellie Melba.
Irish Love Song--Ernestine Schu-
imam -Heink.
The Bee, Nfnuet Waltz-Maud
Powell.
Madame Butterfly-Some Day
He'll Come-Emmy Destinn.
Madame Butterfly-Duet of the
Flowers-Frances Alda-Sophie Bras
| lau.
Polonaise-Amelita CALI
Curci. 4....
willamette tThe swallows) CALI
Curci. .s. I'.
MISS BOYD CHOSEN ..
Miss Ida Boyd was chosen president
OF the Union Missionary Society at a
meeting held yesterday afternoon at
the Christian church, members of the
missionary society Of the church be-
Ing hostesses. Miss Boyd succeeds
Mrs John H. Secor, retiring president
! Other officers chosen were Mrs
| Charles Gerking, vice-president, and
Mrs. F. L. Ingram, secretary treasur-
i er. .v
Mrs. S. A. Lowell conducted the de-
yotional. A paper on "Our Hawaiian
Missions was read by Mrs. Laura D
Nash, and another on mission Work
Among the Slums in Our Cities" was
| given by Mrs f. M. Riley. "Oul
Mexican Missions were discussed b,
Mrs. Gerking, and "The Need of Mis-,
sion Work Among Foreigners in Oul
Cities by Mrs. E. J. Burchell. Mis-,
Mildred Berkeley sang, and three littli
girls, Edith ,Somppi, Lila Embusk. AMI
Virginia Ay-res sany trio number
Mrs. T. II. Renbolt also sang q solo
Mrs. e. A.. Woodyard, Mrs. G. W
Rngg, and Miss Grace Gillian. sam
the closing number of the musica
program. A social hour followed.
/ MRS. TwEEDY HoNoRED
\ Mrs. LauratJ. Tweedy, formerly o
Pendleton, who has been visitor IL
the city and, who Is soon to return t,
Los Angeles, was honored at a part
last eyening at the home Of Mr.. an
\ Mrs Henry q. Thompson, \, @i
II The rooms of the Thompson HON
\ we're effectively decorated with daffo
dis and sweet peas During the even
ing $500" was, In play, Mrs. J. A. Bes
winning the high score trophy. an
Mrs. Ida V. Gray the consolation prizt
the hostess was assisted in serving b
Mrs. y. $, Farley and Miss Julia Cool
MISS LAHUH HOSTESS
4 Miss Elizabeth IaIfue was hostes
last evening at the home Of her sistei
Mrs. w, j. Bowers, for 3 party q
which the guests were members of tn
sophomore class of St. Joseph's acad
envy. E
The guest list included Paloma Ad
kensen, Nellie Morris, Mary Edit
Winters. Maxine Kern. Myrtle En-
bysk, Helen Brandt. Sophie Enbyyl
Edna Enbysk, Blanche Hendrickso
and Lillian Molstrom.
Iii '+ 49, tt
CLrB TO MEET
II The Research club will meet Tues
ttday afternoon at the home of Mr.
llF., M. Harper, 800 South Main. Mr.
~. M. p. Snyder will assist.
mrs SLUSHER RETURNS.
III Mrs. Alva Slusher has returne
1lfrom Portland where she was II
lIguest Of her daughter, Mrs. Hem
Tic. Judd.
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RETURN TO HOME.
III Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kendall and Mr
Letcher Norvell are visitors from H
lix today. 4