East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-05
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Mona Johnson, Daphne Leasure, IVA
Hin, Edna Zimmerman. Ermal Mann,
Gussie Sawtelle, Genevieve Clark, Ed
ma Thompson, Paralee HALEY. Pau
line la Fontaine, Edna Wissler and
Bernice Ruppe.
Many of the friends of DR.. Elmer
Hill, who spent last winter in Pendle-
ton, were surprised yesterday when
he arrived in this city from the east
bringing with him his bride who was
formerly Miss Bertha D!nsmore of
Troy, Kansas. The wedding occurred
in that city Wednesday, October 26, at
the home of the brides parents, DR..
and Mrs. Robert L. DinSmore, and
was the elimination of a romance of
college days, the two having become
acquainted while students at Wash
burn college, Topeka. While in the
east, DR.. Hill was also initiated into
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity, the
local chapter of which he was mem
her while in college recently having
been granted a charter in that ma
tional organization. While in the city
here, DR.. and Mrs. Hill were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hill on
east Alta street. They left this morn
ing for their future home in Waits
burg, Washington, where the doctor
has built up an extensive practice,
and will be at home after December
1.
One of the most pleasant and sue
cessful of last Saturday nights Hal
lowe'en events was the one for which
Miss Florence Adams and the Misses
Muriel and Frances Sailing acted as
hostesses. The vacant lot at the cor
ner Of High and South Main streets
was the scene of the merry making
which lasted from early in the even
ing until midnight A bon fire and
strings of jack-o'lanterns supplied the
light for the Sc invited guests. Games
typical of the occasion were played,
while the refreshments consisted of
apples. cider ,weinerwursts, sand
wiches, doughnuts and coffee. The
apple cider was drawn from a spigot
apparently driven into the bank
Among the out of town guests were
Miss Jessie McEwen and Mr.. Lubois
McEwen of Athena.
Probably the most genuinely char
acteristic dance of the Halloween
season in Umatilla county was the one
given at Umatilla last Saturday eve
ming and the music for which was
furnished by the United Orches .ra
Of this city. 1t was a ghost dance
and all the participants, including the
| members of the orchestra, were
shrouded in spooky looking sheets.
The lights were converted into jack
| o'lanterns to add to the ghostliness
of the room, while the coy corner
was made farm-like by the use of
| bales of hay and shocks of corn.
Barrels of apples distributed about
the hall served for decoration as well
as partial refreshments. Fifty cou-
Piles participated in the dance and as
| both floor and music were of the best
the evening was thoroughly enjoyed
~
Norman Hackett, who played the
leading role Tuesday night in "The
City" was the guest of the Beta The.
ia Pi fraternity while he was in the
city. Mr.. Hackett belongs to both G
high school fraternity, LambdaS igms
and to college fraternity, Theta Del
ia Chi. During his stay in Eugene
Mr. Hackett was an interesting visit
or at the University and commente,
upon the beautiful campus of the col
lege. Tuesday night an after theate
lunch was given him by the followin,
men, who are brothers to him il
lambda Sigma: Hawley Bean, Ceci
Cole, Lyman Rice, Glen Storie an,
Harold Warner.-Eugene Register.
A most enjoyable surprise part
was given last night by a number o
young people in honor of Miss Haze
Taylor at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Taylor. Mrs
Taylor and Miss Mae Taylor were as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Taylor in serv
ing refreshments. Those who partici
pated were Misses Edna Baker, 4-lsi
McReynolds, Iona Perrin, Mari
/ olIuNt, hdlHtWS, fTeud ER
gerth, Clara Roach and Francis Bron
son; Messrs. Leo Haw, Johnnie Noltt
Hiram Fleshner lloyd Perham, Ros
Carol, Arthur Jordan and Samut
Carlander.
At the Methodist Episcopal parson
age in this city Friday, November
at $3.50 p. m, Rev. n. Evans unite
in marriage Mr.. Chancey Lee Hender
son of Walla Walla and Miss Mimi
Myrtle Dorothy daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. r. NJ. Dorothy Of Milton. Nj
Henderson is a well known travelin
salesman with headquarters in Wall
Walla. The happy couple left on tn
: evening train to spend their honey
, moon in the east, after which the
. will reside in Walla Walla. Only
, few immediate relatives attended tn
[ wedding
2 Mrs. John Vert entertained yester
day in honor of her friends, Mrs.
F. Despair and Mrs. NJ. F. Moule. TIL
. afternoon was pleasantly spent wit
music and recitations. The creates
merriment was created by recitatio
which had been committed to mem
ory seventy-eight years ago.
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