East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-21

One Of the notable weddings Of
the spring season was that which oc-
CURED Tuesday morning at the Church
of the Redeemer when Miss Frances
Hayes. daughter of Mrs. Alice l.
Hayes. was united with Mr.. Robert
Macintosh Townsend Of Portland.
Promptly at o'clock Miss Edna
Zimmerman sang you and Love-" at
ter which the bridal party walked
slowly to the altar to the strains Of
Lohengrip's wedding march, played
by Miss Edith johnson. The bride
was accompanied by her uncle, Col
onel e. N. Wilson, who gave her
away, Mrs. Willard Bond, sister Of
the bride, acted as maid of honor,
while her husband, Mr.. Willard Bond,
attended the groom. Mr.. Charles
Bond and Mr.. Royal Sawtelle perform
ed the duties of ushers. Only a small
circle of relatives and friends Witness
ed the ceremony. which was the ring
service. and was performed by the
Reverend Charles Quincy. Imme-
diately following the marriage a we'd
ding breakfast was served by Mrs.
Willard Bond at her home, SIS Madi-
son street Among the out -of-town
guests present were Mrs. W. ]. Lee
ger of Portland, Miss Carrie Dckin-
son of Portland. and Colonel E. N.
Wilson of Bellingham, Washington.
The bride and groom left on the first
train for southern California, where
they will spend a two weeks honey
moon, after which they will take up
their residence in Portland, where the
groom is land manager of the Port
land Light & Power company.
The departure from this city of the
Misses Lucille and Hazel RAIDER, two
of the most popular members of the
younger set, has been the motive Of
several affairs of the week. On Mon
day evening the young ladies Of the
Sigma Epsilon Omicron sorority, of
which organization the Misses RAIDER
are members, gave a "hayride" party
in their honor. In the neighborhood
of forty young people gathered at
the home of Miss Gertrude Campbell
early in the evening and for several
hours were driven about the city in a
large hay rack. Returning to the
Campbell home, moonlight games
were played, after which a dainty
midnight luncheon was served by Miss
Campbell assisted by Mrs. Frank
Hays. Those who composed the par
ty were the Misses Gertrude Jordan
Mona Johnson, Irene Shea, Lucille
RAIDER. Pauline La Fontaine, Mary
Shea, Gertrude Campbell Hazel Ra-
der, Viola Shea, Mildred Magoon,
Hazel Means, Grace Finnell Grace
Bean. Sybil Cole, Muriel Sailing
Blanche Bailey. Ida Cherry. Francis
Sailing, Ina Cherry Iva Hill, Edna
storie and Helen Hart and the Messrs.
Carl Engdahl, Roy Skiles. Dick
Spain. John Dickson, Dale Chessman,
Charlie Sturdivant Merle Ferrel
Richard Thompson, Marvey McDiIl,
Win Stewart Ivan Sturtevant, Charlie
Milne and Merle Chessman
Miss Winnie Boylen and Miss Ger
trude Jordan entertained a number
OF young ladies Tuesday evening at the
Boylen home on south Johnson street
In honor OF the Misses Lucille and Ha-
zel RAIDER. who left Wednesday morn
Ing for Portland, where they will re-
main for some months before ioin-
ing their parents in Medford their
future home. The guests Of the oc-
casion were the Misses Bernice Ruppe.
Edna Storie, Iva Hill, Hazel Nolen.
Hazel RAIDER, Lucille RAIDER. GLADYS
Hamley, Edith Johnson Mona John
son Irene Shea, Hazel Means. Grace
Finnell, Viola Shea, Pauline La Fon-
taine and Helen Hart.
very seasonable social event of
the week was the comet party given
Tuesday evening by Mrs C. ]. Mitch
ell at her Thompson street home to a
number of young ladies in honor of
Miss Stevens Of Dayton. Wash. The
guests attended en- costume, the ma
5ority Of them representing mere
man." while the others appeared in
school girl frocks. After a period of
Juvenile frolic the party repaired to
the Oregon theater, where an i'm