East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-12-03

in the Church of the Good samaritan
by the rector, Rev. F. NJ. Baum. This
is the church in which both the bride
and her sister. Mrs Kenneth L.
Cooper of this city, were baptized and
confirmed and it was for that reason
it was selected as the place for the
performance of the ceremony Fol-
lowing the wedding, reception was
held at the home of the brides aunt
Mrs. C. F. Farra. This was brilliant
affair, as the bride is as we'll and IA
yorably known in Corvallis as she
is in Pendleton. The Ferra home had
been beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion, yellow being the predominant
ing color throughout the house. Vel
low tulle and yellow chrysanthemums,
together with smilax, were used in
profusion and with artistic effect The
brides table was adorned with a mag
nificent bouquet of the chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride was given away
by her uncle, DR., G. F. Farra, while
Kenneth L. Cooper of this city, acted
as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Ruppe left
Immediately for Portland and will ar
rive in Pendleton Sunday. They eN-
pect to make their home on the Ruppe
farm near Fulton. The groom has re-
sided in Pendleton and vicinity prac-
tically all of his life. while the bride
has made her home with her sister,
Mrs Kenneth L. Cooper of this city,
for the past two years. Mrs. Ruppe
was also well known in Portland So
ciety circles, having attended, the
member of the Dix sorority.
The Thursday Afternoon club met
with Mrs. Edwin P. Marshall on
Thursday of this week. The subject
for the afternoons study was French
Literature of the Seventeenth Gen.
tury." The following program was
given:
Piano Duet ....... The Marseillaise
Mrs. Pruitt, Mrs. Slusher.
A Resume of the Literature of the
Time. Mrs Dickson.
Group of French Songs ..........
Mrs. Landers
Paper-Racine and Moliere. .....
Mrs. Livengood
Group of Eighteenth Century Bal
lads ............... Mrs. Dickson
a Talk on Voltaire and Rousseau
............. Mrs. NJ. ]. Lane
Dramatic Recitations from La Fon-
taines Fables 80. Mrs. Livengoo1
Synopsis of Racine's Andromaque
.... Miss Maud Sheridan
Presentation of Scene from Andro-
maque .............. .''.'...''
Hermione ........ Mrs. Sheridan
Orestes Mrs. Slushel
Cleone. Miss Sheridan
After the program tea was served
Mrs. Livengood and Mrs. Sheridan
presiding at the tea table. The after
noon was one of the most pleasant en-
joyed by the members of tn cIut
during the present season.
The recital in the Methodist church
Wednesday evening. by Mrs. Walter
Rose. dramatic reader, was a yer!
successful event from every stand
point with the single one Of attend
anca- Mrs. Rose is a finished reader
and succeeded in holding her aui
ence in a remarkable manner through
out the rendition of a long program
Five double numbers were given
while musical numbers were furnish
ed By Miss Edna Gates, Miss Gladly
Hamley and Mr.. Walter Rose. Mrs
J. F. Landers also sang the Holy City
while Mrs. Rose in costume and b.
the aid Of red lights produced a yer,
effective pantomime. Riley's coli
Sweetheart Of Mine" was imperson
ated in a very realistic manner an
was probably the favOrite selection o
the evening. Hiawatha was given a
were also numbers from LOngfelloW
Riley and King.
Friday evening in Portland, Mis-
Vern Hutchinson, Miss Edith Slushe
and Miss Alice Wehrng gave a dane
ing parta at the Nortona in honor Q
a few Of their college friends. TIL
dance was given in the pretty littl
ball room of the hotel, and was beau
tiful in every detail. About eleve
the guests adjourned to the privat
dining room where a delicious supp7
was served. Those present were
Miss Cecile Wilcox, Miss Lucia Camp
bell. Miss Jessie Bibee. Miss Genev
Wilcox, Miss Mary DeBar, Miss Mar
guerite Thomas, Miss Hazel Rade
Miss Vern Hutchinson, Miss Alic
wehring, Miss Edith. Slusher. VI
Charles Taylor, Mr. Ben Chandle
Mr.. Ralph Steward, Mr.. Charlie
Phrenn, Mr.. Talben Denel. Mr.. l.
man Rice, Nj Clarke Burgard, N
Sidney Henderson, Mr.. Howard Ril
Ter and Mr.. Dean Walker.-Euger
Guard.
The marriage Of Miss Elaine Snl
der to Mr.. Harvey Salee Of Shast
Cal was sOlemnized last evening
$3.50 az the home Of the brides pa
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ] NJ. P. Snyde
The beautiful and impressive rir
ceremony Of the Episcopal churc
was used the Rev. William Carsc
Shaw reading the service. The wee
ding was very quiet, only a fe
friends and relatives being presen
The bride was attended by her slste
Miss Helen Snyder, as maid Of hol
or. Miss COrnelia Cook Of POrtlan
and Miss Marion Paxton, Miss Mildr'
Sallee and Miss Frances Paine we
bridesmaids. Mr.. and Mrs Sallee le
last night for an extended hone
moon trip.-Walla Walla Union.