East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-02-23
COLONIAL PARTY GIVEN


vas the order of the evening.
PARTY GIVEN
Members of the Degree of Honor
yesterday afternoon with
a Colonial party at the /. o. o. F. hall.
Scarlet carnations and pussy willows
were most attractively used in deco
rating, and appropriate favors were
presented to the guests. Mrs. William
Dale and Mrs. Clare Edwards were in
the receiving line.
The program opened with the sing
ing of America, after which Mrs. Otto
Nelson played two piano numbers.
Two solos were sung by Mrs. Edwards,
accompanied by Mrs. James Beck. The
Misses Williamson and Mason gave a
reading and draped the large picture
of Washington with flags. Piano So
Polish National Dance" and Min
uet'' by Beethoven. Rev. G.. l.. Clark
gave most interesting talk in which
he compared the early colonial days
with the present. Two songs were
sung by Mrs. Mae Hagar Gray, with
piano accompaniment by Mrs. George
McElroy.
An attractive feature of the after
noon was the minuet dance given by
eight ladies' in costume who as an en-
core they danced the Virginia Reel.
A guessing contest during the after
noon was won by Mrs. II. NJ Massey
and Mrs. Samuel Wright.
Mrs. Robert T. Brown was chairman
of the program committee, and Mrs.
May Powers OF the refreshment COM
mittec.
P. T. A. TO MEET
The Parent Teacher Association OF
the Pendleton high school will meet
at the library this evening at 7:30
o'clock. For the program, Mrs. james
Johns, the only woman who Is a
member Of the City Planning Commis-
tiful." Miss Eva Hansen, instructor
in physical training In Pendleton
schools, will give a talk on her work.
In addition, there will be musical
numbers.
To-
DR.. and Mrs. David h. Hill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Hamley, Mr., and Mrs.
Clyde Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kincaid will eptertain on Saturday
evening with the first of a series of
bridge parties, at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Hill in the Matlock Apartments
The second of the series will be on
Tuesday evening at the HILL home.
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CONCERT TOMORROW NIGHT
Members of the Pendlcton Women's
Club are in charge of the seat sale for
the Arthur Middleton concert. which
takes place ut the Rivoli tomorrow
night under the auspices of the club.
The concert is anticipated with keen
pleasure and will no doubt be the
most Worthwhile musical event Of the
season in Pendleton.
MRS. MARTIN is HONOR GUEST
The teachers of the Methodist Sun
day School primary department enter
taincd in the church parlors yesterday
afternoon Mrs. C. d. Martin was the
guest of honor. A huge birthday cake
was served In honor of the two birth
days. Nearly rs of the department
were present.
DATE SET
The date of the marriage of Miss |
Dorothy Strowbridge of Portland, and
Philip jackson, of Portland, formerly
# this city, has been set for March l5.
Following the ceremony they will
cave on a wedding trip to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, New Orleans and
New York,
PARTY is THIS EVENING
Members of the Get-to-Gether Club
Of the |. 0. Q. T. will entertain this
'vening in Eagle Woodman hall. The
affair promises to be most enjoyable !
md if for members of the l. O. o. r.,
he Rebaceas and their families.
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LEAVE FOR SEATTLE
Miss Thema Thompson and Miss
catherine Thompson left today for
Seattle. where they will be guests on
the University of Washington campus,
1t the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
MRS. ROSE ON PROGRAM ]
Mrs. Ada Losh Rose, formerly of
this city, will present "A Day in aI
Persian Garden" at the meeting of |
the Portland Woman's Club tomorrow
afternoon in Portland.
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CIRCLE To MEET
The Catholic Ladies' Sewing Circle !
viii meet tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Lang, on South
Main street, at . o'clock,
MRS WELLS RETURNS
Mrs, t. h. Wells has returned from
Hot Lake where she underwent an
operation recently. Mrs. Wells isl
nicely.
RETURN FROM "TRIP
AIR. and Mrs. p. Peterson and Mr..
and Mrs, ID. Turner have returned
from Adrian. Washington where they
spent week