East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-19

this year more elaborate arrange
ments have been made than usual and
the event promises to be more pleas
ant and successful in every way than
all past affairs.
The Rev. Charles Quincy has re-
ceived a copy Of the Saskatchewan
Herald, Battleford, in which is given
a reminiscence of the Indian rebel
lion of 1885, in which Mr.. Quincy
figured so conspicuously. This ar
ticle says that "he was returning to
Fort Pitt with his wife and child" He
was going back to his demolished mis-
sion after he and his family had been
prisoners with the Indians for nine
weeks.
The wedding of Miss Juliet Cooper
and Mr. Ernest Ruppe will occur in
Corvallis, December /, at the Church
of the Good Samaritan. This is the
church in which Miss Cooper and her
sister were christened and confirmed.
Following the wedding a reception
will be held at the home Of the brides
aunt, Mrs. G. r. Farra. Miss Cooper
and her sister, Mrs. Kenneth cooper
will leave for Corvallis next Friday to
complete arrangements for the we'd
ding.
Mr.. Frank Belts and Miss Minnie
Aaron, both of Pilot Rock, were mar
ried in this city last Monday. The
ceremony was at the Baptist parson-
age. Rev. R. E. Storey, officiating.
The bride and groom were accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Peters,
who acted as witnesses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Belts will make their home in
this city He is one of Pilot Rocks
well-known stockmen.
The Philathea, Rev. Evans class in
the Methodist Sunday school, enter
tanned the members of Prof. Landers'
class in the church parlors Friday
evening. A large attendance was pres
ent from both classes. The evening
was spent in social games and an Ella
borate luncheon was served by the
young ladies' and every one was de-
lighted with the evenings program.
Mrs. William P. Temple announces
the marriage of her daughter, Ethel
Belle. to Mr. Walter L. Cresswell on
Wednesday, November the sixteenth,
nineteen hundred and ten, at Seattle,
Washington. Both young people nave
spent nearly the whole Of their lives
in this city and vicinity and they Will
continue to make their home here.
They are now on tour of the Sound
cities.
Members of the Study club, recent
" organized, met last Thursday even
ing at the home of Miss Edna Zim-
merfan on Jackson street. Those
present were the Misses Daphne
Leasure. Edith Johnson, Jennie Perry
Mary Shea. Irehe Shea, Norma Alio-
way, Edna Thomson and Edna Zim-
norman,
Judea Lawrence T. Harris of Eu-
gene. will deliver the address peloIe
the local lodge of Elks at their reg
MAR annual memorial services whlch
occurs the first Sunday in December.
Judge Harris will probably be accom-
named IN Pendleton by his wife, VINO
as Miss Jennie Beatie, was well known
here. where she has many warm
friends.
On Friday evening an informal
dance was enjoyed by the dancing
nunils Of Miss Norma Alloway, each
pupil bringing a guest. The dance
was held III Milarkey hall and was
greatly enjoyed by pupils and guests
Mrs Charles Hamilton returned 70
her home Thursday afternoon after
having spent a week in town the
/ guest Of her mother. Mrs. r. A. Stra-
/ hon.
/ Mr. Roger Smith Of New York, ar
rived this morning for a ten days WIS.,
| il with friends He is guest at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Ruppe'
y
Miss Maud Sheridan will entertain
I next Tuesday afternoon in honor o'
| Miss Juliet Cooper, who Is to De mar
ried in Corvallis on December first-
Mrs NJ. VI. Wyrick and daughter
Hazel. are in Spokane visiting DR.. and
Mrs r. f Farnsworth. Mrs. Farms
worth was Miss Laura Wyrick.
Miss Velma wilkinson, who mas
| been teaching in the washington
; school, has resigned to accept posi-
| ton in the Athena schools.
The members Of st. Mary's Cath
olic church enjoyed very enjoyable
social evening at the home of Father
Durgen last Tuesday evening.
DR.. c. ]. Smith will spend Thanks
giving with Mrs. Smith and Miss
| Gwendoline. who are spending the
winter in Portland.
Mrs. William L. Thompson was
hostess for the Jolly Neighbors on
Tuesday afternoon. the game Of SOC
being played.
| Several of Pendleton's society folks
| attended the nroduction of Madame