East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-24

sisted Friday by Mrs. VIII Moore ana
Mrs. w f. Brock. Mrs. Z. p. Mar
shall being the victor in the game re-
ceived a handsome gold and cream
decorated plate. Saturday Mrs. r.
Il. Wade and Mrs. Will Moore assist
ed the hostess and Mrs. Frank Fra
zier won the trophy, a duplicate of
the one given on Friday. The parties
were pronounced very charming and
pleasant affairs by the many who at
tended.
Mss Rozene Epple of 361 Monroe
at a shower given in honor of Miss
Mytelene Fraker who is to be mar
r ed to Mr.. Robert Sites on July fifth.
The color scheme used was pink and
white. The dining room was bower
of pink La France and Testaut roses,
while in the living room was a pro-
fusion of pink and white La France
roses. During the afternoon Miss
/ Beatrice Honey gave a number of
| readings. The bride-elect was pre-
sented with a basket which contained
many beautiful gifts after which dain-
| ty refreshments were served The
out of town guests were Mrs. Fred
| S. Ross of Ellensburg Mrs. ]. d. Pla-
| mondon of Athena, Mrs. II. l. Watts
of Athena Miss Mildred Shiek of
| MINNEAPOLIS, Miss Eva Wood of Wes-
| ton and Mrs. |. L. Temple OF Pen
! dletUn.
One of the most charming social
! events of the weel, was the bridge
| party given Thursday evening by Miss
| Edna Wisser at he home on South
Main street. Four tables of her
| friends were entertained with the
popular game, Miss Daphne Leas-
ure winning the trophy in the play
! Punch was served during the evening
and dainty refreshments followed the
games, the hostess being assisted by
her sister, Miss Laverne Wissler. The
! guests of the evening were Mrs c.
j. Mitchell, the Misses Gertrude
| Campbell Bertha Anger Irene Shea
Daphne Leasure. Edna Storie. Gene
We've Clark, Edith Johnson and
Mona Johnson and the Messrs. Fred
Lampkin, Glen Sturdivant. Marshall
| Spell, Roy Buchanan, Gale Sturdi-
want, John Dickson George Hill
George Strand Ralph Hassel. VIII
Bah (WalIa Walla) and Merle Chess.
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. McEwen
who We're married in Portland or
Thursday evening, passed through
Pendleton last evening en- route tC
their home on large wheat rancf
near Athena. The groom is a sor
OF Mayor and Mrs. a. b. McEwen OF
Athena ana has many friends in this
city, as has his bride. who was for
merly a very popular coed at tn,
University of oregon. The Portlan,
Telegram of yesterday contains tn,
following account of the nuptials:
Another beautiful June wedding
was celebrated last night at o'clocl
when Miss Laura Adele Goff, daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene f. Goff
became the bride of Ralph Buell. Nc
Even of Athena. The bride enter
ed the First Presbyterian church
VIII ch was handsomely decorated 70
the occasion, on the arm of her faith
er, who gave her away. She was rop
ed in an empire gown of white satil
with square court tram. About tn
bodice, where hung the groom's gift
: hand-carved gold pendant on
slender gold chain, were masses o
/ the lace that had trimmed her moth
ers wedding dress. Her full lengt
tulle veil was circled with orang
+ blossoms. and her bouquet was
shower Of brides roses and lilies O
, the valley.
, The bouquet was caught by Mis-
Frances Nelson, of Albany. the mai
of honor. Miss Nelson wore whit
satin enveloped in marquisette +
{ shades changing from shell pink t
f cerise. The gown was trimmed wit
, rose point lace and American beaut
: satin, and she wore a band of tn
! same satin in her hair. Miss Nelso
! carried an armful of bright min
l carnations. There were four brides
= maids in smart lingerie frocks. Mis-
I Frances Oberteuffer and Miss Yer
r Parker wore underdresses OF gree
/ satin and carried showers OF pin
: sweet peas. Miss Lucille Smith an
= Miss Kate Lee of Seattle. had vel
t low satin slips beneath the white. an,
carried white sweet peas.
All 70 the girls wore fetchin
tulle bands with stiff brows abou
their heads. The costumes of tn
flower girls, Miss Jessica McEwen q
Athena, sister Of Mr.. McEwen, an
Miss Medora Steele, were imported
Pale pink chiffon embroidered /
= pink rosebuds covered messallne q
r the same tones. Over their arm
| were Wattea baskets heaped wit
| pink roses and leaves. The latte