The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1911-10-06

rem WOOD, OF Portland, was perform
ed. Rev. ". S. Payne officiating.
The Lride is sister of Editor Clark
Wood, and has been teacher 10 the
Portland schools for several years.
The couple left, after wedding
breakfast at the BRIDES home, for
Portland where they will reside.
At a musical soiree and reception
given Ey Professor q. o. Blakeslee
and his pupils, in Pendleton Tuesday
evening. two of Athena's vocalists ap-
pearcd to most tattering advantage.
Of their appearance the Pendleton
Live Wire says: To Mr.. Braden 8
violin obligato. Miss Velma Wilkinson
charmed the enthusiastic auditors
with Guy d'Hardelot's beautiful
"Invocation. and Mrs. B. N. Hawks,
possessing a sympathetic voice of
much musical ability, sang her way
into the hearts of those present with
Sobieskis beautiful ~ Love YOU"
The J. g. Suits company played a
three nights engagement in this city
| this week to fair sized audiences. The
company opened Monday night in a
classical production of "Was She to
Blame" in which Miss Aggie Suits
played the leading role with oharac-
teristic flnesse. The MoMinn and
Suits children demonstrated excellent
talent as musicians, and the entire
company with one or two exceptions
was we'll balanced and clever.
Saturday evening at eight O'Clock,
in the Christian church. piano Iecit-
al will te given by Miss Flora Nc
Conoughy of the Fischer School of
Music faculty. of Walla Walla. as
sisted by Mrs. Edgar Fischer (vooaN
and Malen Burnett (piano,) of the
same institution. Miss MoConougby
meets her Athena class Wednesday at
B. D. Tharp's residence, where she
will see those wishing to inquire con-
oerning terms etc.. or she will call
upon request. Saturday nights pro-
gram is free to the public.
Wednesday evening at the Christian
church. A. Mackenzie Meldrum gave
his first illustrated lecture of the sea-
son. The subject of the lecture was:
"Aloohol, and Business" showing the
inoompatibility of the two. On Sun
day evening Mr. Meldrum will de-
liver an illustrated sermon. Next
Wednesday evening the second lec-
ture will be given, when Mr.. Meldrum
will tell of some one of the numerous
countries through which he has trav
eled. Not one of the series should be
missed, as they are highly educational
in nature and entirely free to all.
Pythian Lodge No. 49, K. of P,
will hold a smoker next Thursday
evening, Oototer IL. 1t is desired that
ali mem hers Of the lodge be present
on that evening, and an invitation is
cordially extended visiting member of
the lodge
Sunday morning the subjec: at the
M. E. church will be: ga Faithful
God" Evening Evangelistio services
good singing at these services. The
young people will hold their devo-
tional service at $3.50 p. m.
DR.. Sharp was called yesterday to
attend Will Redfold. young man Ie-
siding near Adams, who sustained sew
ere injuries in runaway. His head |
was badly cut and his shoulder was
fractured.
Mrs. Byron N. Hawks will leave
for Spokane today or tomorrow. where
she will stay until after Thanksgiv-
ing, visiting at the home Of her par
ents.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Cir
Gle, recently organized will meet each |
second Saturday in the month, at the
home of Mrs A. M. Medium, at $3.50.