East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-06-26

and relatives. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Charles Quincy,
rector Of the Church Of the Re-
deemer A splendid wedding supper
was served in the dining room, to
which some "a persons, chiefly men,
bers of the family representing three
generations sat down. The bride and
groom carry with them the congratu-
lations and good wishes of their many
friends.
Miss Mytelene FHiker, the popular
contralto, who has just returned to
her home in this city, has been hon
, ored by her selection as one of the So
loists at the big Baptist convention
IN Portland this week. She went TO
the Metropolis Thursday morning to
be present at the convention. Miss
Fraker has just completed a three
year course under Willard Patten in
Minneapolis and judging by the sue
cesses she has won by her singing,
both in the east and in oregon, she is
Undoubtedly one Of the leading solo
lists In the northwest. PendletOn is
therefore justly proud or her. In
addition to her studies under Mr..
Patten she has been engaged in or
toriO work with many of the leading
soloists of Chicago and during most Of
the time she was in Minneapolis she
was soloist in one Of the leading
churches of that city.
4 very enjoyable musicale was given
by Mrs John r. Dickson at their
home on South Main street, Saturday
evening. Prof. o. D. Sterling, instru-
mental instructor in the conservatory
of music of Whitman college was the
guest Of honor. Aside from the sew
eral selections rendered by him, Miss
Eleanor Vincent played and solos were
rendered by Miss Mytelene Fraker,
Miss Bernice Ruppe and Miss Edna
Zimmerman. The affair was one of
the most enjoyable musicale events
in a season which has been noted for
the number and excellence of its mu-
Sltdl blltlluES.
The neighborhood club rendered
Mrs. Aura Raley and Mrs. w. C. f.
Pruitt genuine surprise. in their
new home on Alta street, Friuay eve-
ming. About 30 members of the club
dropped in and the surprise was COM
plete The game of 800" was played
Mrs. Frank Frazier winning the first
prize and Mrs. A. j. McAllister, the
prize for progressions. The latter was
presented to Mrs. Aura Raley by the
winner.
James l.. Whiting and Miss Jessie
a. Peterson were united in maprriage
by Rev. Father Durgan at the home
of the brides parents in East Pendle-
ton, Sunday afternoon at 2:30. They
left Tuesday for Seattle and San
Francisco and after August / will be
at home in Walla Walla, Mr.. Whiting
being the ticket agent for the o. R.
e y. in that city. He was formerly
connected with the local office of the
o. X. & n.
on Monday last the Episcopal Sun
day school held its annual picnic az
Morgan's grove. The teachers. chill
dren and their friends were taken out
in automobiles and three seated bug
gieS, and spent most enjoyable day
fishing. bathing, padding and rusti-
eating in the woods. Morgan's grove
with its cooling spring, and natural
arbors, is an ideal place for picnicing.
Harry L. Stone, son of the we'll
known contractor of Spokane, was
united in marriage to Miss Evelyn
Comiskey. at the Episcopal rectory,
by the Rev. Charles Quincy, on Tues
day last. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence of the legal
witnesses only.
Miss Lila Swafford of Salem. is a
guest for few days of Mrs. E. f.
Averill Later she will leave for Cor
nucopia, where she will spend the
summer at the home of her brother.
who is connected with that famous
mine. Miss Swafford is one of the
instructors In the Salem hiph ccb,o1