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EIGHTEEN PACES" tkCZ tTX r Soca M Club' News DAILY EAST 6REG0NIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATTODA? EVENING. MARCH 19,' 1921, ii is ii mi v ii mi ii hi ii w tIXTtIUC VEUT RXJOYBl.E Only the presentation of an opera r play 1irlf would give a more com plete Understanding of the subject tRalt the lecture-recitals given venter, tliiy afternoon and evening at ihe li brary elub room by Mra. Louise Van 0la a the taut of a series of three presentations under the auspices of the federated cluba of Pendleton. Mra., Van Ogle, with her charmlnt speaking voice and perfect diction, lold the story of operaa and play wtih dramatic power made all the more effective becauite of aimpliclty . anrt naturalness. These qualities combin ed with Mra. Van Ogle's eay com-j mand of t he pUmo, and her knowledge a ned by extensive travel, placed the presentations in a class distinctly their own. ' Three one-act operas by Puccini formed the program for yesterday afternoon. ' The operas. "II Tabarra," tTh Cloak), "Flster Angelica" and "Oiannt Rrhlcchl," were characterised by Mrs, Van Ogle as a study in scarlet, mauve and yellow. The theme of "II Tabbarra" Is summed up in the words: "Every man must needs car ry with him a treat cloak, under w hich he may hide sometimes a won drous Joy and sometimes a profound sorrow." It Is the story of the eter nal triangle aa enacted by husband, wife and lover in a boat on the Seine elver, and ends In deep tragedy. Mrs. Van Ogle played delightfully some of the music of the opera, the "love mu- , era, w hile a tragedy like "II Tabarra, ) differs greatly from the latter, Mrs. van I'jue explainer, Decause 01 me contrast in action and setting. The scene Is laid in a covenant garden and the theme is not concerned with the love of wife for sweetheart, but of mother for child, Mrs. Van Oali played, among other numbers, a charming intermrato written, she said "for lovers of sugar and music." Relieving rh'e sonv.er tone of "11 Tabarra" and Sister Angelica" was the comedy "Gianni Kchlcchl," the story of a lovable rogue, the character bet ing Inspired by Dante's "Oiannl Schlcchi." The mualc, so character istic of the opera, waa played In Mrs. Van Ogle's brilliant style. "The Cherry' Orchard." a play cho sen y Mrs. Van Ogle for last night. Is a Russian drama by Achehor. Mrs. Van Ogle spent many years In Russia, and with the story of "The Cherry Orchard," she skilfully Interwove her intimate knowledge of the customs of the Russians. Of particular interest waa the fact that Mrs. Van Ogle seen the play with the wife pf Tchek hov in the leading role. Mrs. Xorborne Berkeley, president of the Current Literature Club, Intro duced Mrs. Van Ogle yesterday after noon, and Mrs. J. T. Richardson, rep resenting the Delphian Club, Intro duced the speaker In the evening. Club women are well pleased wits, the results of the lectures, which were In the nature of a benefit, the j proceeds being for the purpose of de- alc" with the fate theme being among (fraying expenses of the State Federa the selections. , r 1 invention to he held In Pendle- -aster Angelica." the -ond op- ton May 81 and June 1 and 2. HOPF'S UPSTAIRS I SHOP New Spring Suits "UNMISTAKABLY SMART" "CLEVERLY TAILORED" A Choosing here now as many are doing insures you a pick from a complete range of sizes and models. NEW SUITS AT $35, $49.50, $59.50 Your inspection invited CONCERT TO HE G-IVEN. At tne county library tomorrow aft ernoon a Vlctrola concert will be giv en at S o'clock. The program follows: Poet and Peasant Overture (Von Suppe) Souse's Hand. Could I? (Tosti) Eiuilio de OoKoria. Clang of the Forge (Vaughn-Rodney) de Gogoraa. , Traumerie (Schumann) Mlscha El man, .-. ' ' . -' ' Serenata (Tosti) Xellle Melba. Leva's Old Sweet Song (Molloy) Neapolitan Trio. M.ir.'c of Your Eyes (Penn) Francos Alda. . 1 . Irish Love Song (Lnng) Ernestine Schumann-Helnk. Lohengrin Coro delle none (Wag ner) La Scala Chorus. Thais Meditation (Massanet) Mia. cha Elman. Rigoletto Caro Nome (Dearest Na- mo) Verdi, Amelita Galli-Curcl. Rigoletto "Flglla! Mlo Padre,' My Daughter, Frieda Hem pel, Pasquale Amato. Spanish Dance, No. 8 (Sarasate) Jan Faust Mort de Valentin, Antenlo Scottl. La Cahpana dl San Glusto (Chimes of San Glusto) Enrico Caruso. Scherheraxado Symphonic Suite. Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. CLl'B TO SPO.VSOIt LECTURE Alice Price Moore, mexxo-contralto, and William Robinson Boone, organist. will be presented in recital In Pendle ton Apri) S at the Methodist church, under Jhe auspices eof the Pendleton w oman a Ulifu. . The entertainment will be the first sponsored by the Pen dleton Woman's Club this year. Alice Price Moore's repertoire In cludes oratorio, classical and modern -ongs. Mr. Boone la organist at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Portland and la also director of the At Kader Chanters. Both musicians are well known and are very prominent In Portland musical circles. The event promises: to be one1 of the most' In terenttng In the post-Lenton social cal endar. CLTB HAS MEETING Mrs. Frank Whetstone and Mrs. Charles J. Hamilton were hostesses Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hamilton. The afternoon wai spent In needlework, and In a guessing contest In which Mrs. Overton won first prixe and Mrs. Floyd Eaten, won the consolation prixe. Mrs. Overton gave a pleasing reading. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Overton, Mra Dines Turner, Mrs. C. E. Powell, Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Estep. GUESTS AT TAYLOR HOME Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kellogg and Mr. and Mrs. Talbert. of Walla Walla, will be the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Henry Taylor tomorrow at the Taylor home on Jackson street. Both Mr. Kellogg and Mr. Talbert are prominent members of the I. O. O. F. of which Mr. Taylor Is past grand master and Mr. Kellogg Is also a past grand master of the order. i sxaauraBxiikMMakMaaBBMBsaM The above is the estimated COST of the World "War. : COST what it may, we aim to please our cus tomers, r Fresh Strawberries early next week. Place your order early. N ' . I Early Ohio Seed Potato ' . Early Rose Seed Potatoes, Earliest of All Seed Potatoes Early Carmen Seed Potatoes. Onion Sets v Complete list of HigVGrade Seeds. Gray Bros. Grocery Co. 3 Phones 28 Only 1 Quality the Best VISITOR FROM IA GRANDE Mrs. Morris Donahue of La Grande la a visitor In Pendleton today. OfEB TAYLOR HARDWARE CO. FINAL CLOSE OUT SALE OF COLUMBIA RECORDS All ten inch Records, each 50c All $1.25 Records, each 63c - All $1.50 Records, each 75c They will not last long at these -prices. Make your selection while - - , the assortment is large. ' ' . TIIOMPSDH'S DRUG STORE W. C. T. tT. TO MEET. The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet on Tuesday afternoon, March 22, in the auditorium of the 11 brary for a business meeting. The members will later In the afternoon be the Invited guests of the Delphian club for the lecture by Professor Saw- telle. D. OF H. TO MEET The officers and members of the Degree 8aff of the Degree of Honor will meet for special conference on Monday afternoon In the L O. O. F. hall. , - ARE PENDLETON VISITORS. Mrs. Frank Garrett and daughter Katherine of Helix, are in Pendleton today, for a shopping trip. j VISITORS IN PENDLETON. Mrs. John Menkwitz and children of Pasco, are Pendleton visitors today. t HERE FROM HELlX. Mrs. Eller, Helix matron, is a vis itor In the city today. . - . . - mm u ,For Sale BLUE SPRING BARLEY. ALFALFA SEED CHICK FOOD ROLLED BARLEY ROLLED OATS. UMIWIFIOI&GRAI Phone 1014-351 (East Oregonlan Special.) ADAMS, March IS. Adams com munity young people are practicing for an Easter entertainment for Eeat- jr Sunday at 7:30 p. m. in the Baptist church. All are Invited to attend. Mr. Joe Dames who passed away Tuesday at 8:30 at St. Anthony's hos pital, was born In Wisconsin and was 50 years pf age. He has been a resi dent of Adams for a number of years and is survived by his wife and 7 chil dren, two of whom are married, Mra. Karl Burk of Idaho and Mra Crotton Doan of I'klah, Frank, Wlllard, Lorena, Bud and Eugene Dames. The funeral was held In Pendleton Friday at 10:30 o'clock from the Catholic church. . Roll Morrison waa In Adams Wed nesday evening from the ranch near Adams. Joe Brenton was In Adams Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duples and daughters motored to Adams Wednesday. Mr. Boyer of Athena Is the guest of his daughter Mr, and Mrs. Carl Chris tian for a few days. A number of Adams people motored to Weston Tuesday evening to attenu church. -Those who- attended were Guy Mayberry, Mrs. Bertha Klmbler, Daniel Kimbler, Mr. and Mrs. G. P Richardson, Pat Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Inman. Wilma Boyer. Helen Boy ?r. Rev. Luther, Rmmltt Darr, Prof. Grayloff and J. T. Iieuallen. Miss Pearl Painter of Portland and former resident of Adams Is the guest of her mother Mrs. Dorrie Green. Pearl Is training In the city of Port land for a nurse and will graduate In June. Mr. Ed Wollon motored to Pendle ton today. Mrs. Harold Barnett came to Adams Wednesday to do some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Doan of Uklah were called to Adams, on account ol the death of Joe Dames. Mr. John Pierie drove to Adams to ('.ay to do some shopping. The heavy rain's have made the roads around Adams almost unpass able. . Mr. and Mra, J. K. Adams, motor ed to Walla Walla today. Mr. Elwyn Hpensor was a Walla Walla visitor today. . The Booster Band met Wednesday at the Babtist Church and sang a number of good songs. '.Mrs. Nelson, of Pendleton, was the guest of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Xelson of Adams, this week. Mr. Owen, who has been confined to his home with Illness Is able to be out and Is doing fine. - Mrs. flUmonton has been confined to ht home with a bad cold, but la Improving and la able to be out again. Mr. Pete Mclntyre was In Adams to. day. Mrs. Chernit. who bought the M. A. Baker City residence, la moving In today and Mrs. M. A. Knker Is mov ing to the property they bought oi D. E. Green, formerly owned by M. A. Baker.. Mr. F. M. Whltely la repairing a hen house for Mr. John Adams, for SDrtnr use. Mr. Clint Holcomb motored to AG- ami today to do some shopping. HIP POCKETS ARE THE CHICAGO, 111.. March 19. (A. P.) 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