East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-12-15
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ter, Richard Mayberry McNabb,
Frenk Hayes, Louis Hunziker, Thorn
nc spoor, Frank Macy, Sam Thomp-
son, Edward Cramer, Robert Ringo.
Henry Rolf.
An event much enjoyed by those
present was the ante-Christmas dane
ing party given last evening at the
home of Mrs William Matlock, when
she and her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Laatz, entertained about 200 guests.
The reception hall and parlors were
festooned in Christmas greens. ming
led with the holly shades of red. The
same colors were carried out in the
dining room, where an appetizing
collation. was served. Ropes of fir
hung suspended from the electrolier
to four sides of the table, from which
red bells hung pendant. A large
bouquet of red carnations adorned
the center of the table, together with
red hooded candles placed at inter-
walls. Mrs. A. w. Nye and Mrs. Aura
Raley presided at the coffee urns.
Assisting them were Mrs. Carl Wheel
er and Mrs. Harry Bickers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matlock and Mrs.
Iaatz received their guests in the
drawing room. Assisting them in the
reception hall We're Mrs. Thomas
Ayers. Mrs. Eugene Vaughan, Mrs.
Thomas Warner, Miss Ethel Swag-
CART and Miss Pauline Mimms.
A feature much enjoyed was the
singing of Mr.. Edwin Cook, of Athe-
ma. He was assisted by the opera
house orchestra, who furnished good
music throughout the evening for the
dancers, who were loath to depart
from the pleasant surroundings.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
James Graham and Mrs Edwin. Smith,
Of walla walla; Mr.. Edwin Cook, Of
Athena; Mr.. Carl Diether, of Fort
woyne. Ind.
A pretty church wedding was SOL
emnized on Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian church, when Miss Ga
lene Campbell and Mr.. Frank Hayes
plighted their troth.
AT ClOCh tnt nOtcs VI i$oHeh-
grin" wedding march, played by Miss
Lyman. announced the approach Of
the bridal party. The bridal process
sion was led by the ushers, Mr.. Mark
Moorhouse and Mr.. Roy Raley, fol-
lowed by the bridesmaids. Miss Faye
bartholomew and Miss Myrtle Hill,
both handsomely attired in white net
lnl 60, Ali In
worn over light blue taffeta silk, with
picture hats of light blue, trimmed
with ostrich plumes of the same
shade. Arm bouquets of La France
roses were carried.
The maid OF honor. Miss Bertha
Alexander. preceded the bride to the
altar, looking lovely in an empire
gown of blue silk messeline, with lace
yoke. A hat of the same shade OF
her gown completed her toilet to-
gether with a shower bouquet of pink
roses.
The bride was escorted by her
father, Mr.. Thomas Campbell, and
was dainty in her bridal robe of white
silk messilene trimmed in lace, made
with a train. A tulle veil fell in grace
full folds about her. Brides roses
was the bridal bouquet carried. The
officiating clergyman, Rev. Van Nuys,
and the groom, who was attended by
Mr.. Ernest Ruppe, awaited the COM
ing of the bride. The beautiful ring
marriage service was used.
After the service was read the or
ganist played Mendelssohn's wedding
march, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayes
led tho bridal party from the church,
which was filled with friends of both
contracting parties.
A wedding reception followed at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Dick
son. In the reception room the host
and hostess together with the bridal
| party, received their guests. In the
| library, where punch was served, Mrs.
Fred Earl. Mrs. Clarence Penland
| Mrs. John Adams and Mrs. L. G. Fra
zier presided, assisted by Mrs. Charles
Eppinger, Miss Edna Thompson, Miss
Roberts and Miss Frazier.
In the dining room, where a buffet
luncheon was served from n prettily
| appointed table, Mrs. Elmer Dodd.
Mrs. Sam Thompson, Mrs George
Hartman, jr., and Mrs Harry Thomp-
son took turns in pouring coffee. As
sisting them were Mrs. Frank Macy,
Miss Gertrude Sheridan, Miss Harriet
Thompson, Miss Eva Froome, Miss
Maud Sheridan, Miss Myrtle Hawks,
Miss Blanch Horn and Miss Gertrude
Campbell.