East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-16
EVENTSOF

ON Tuesday at high noon occurredc
the wedd ng of Miss FIR eda Roeseh 10 of
frederick Steiwer, the ceremony pc -,
ing performed in the Church OF lne -,
Redeemer with Rev. Charles Quincy -,
officiating only the members OF the n
brides family were in attendance' 10 h,
cal society being n ignorance OF the
event until late in the afternoon MT -
and Mrs Steiwer are now at nome III n
the cottage on North Vincent streel q
inst recently built by the bridegroom II
The bride is the charming ana ac- ~
comnlished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. a
William Roesch of this city ana mas p
nent most of her life in Pendleton' II
She is a graduate of the Pendletoh h
! Academy and received further educa- h
| ton in an eastern school Mr. StelWer n
! is a prominent member OF the local.
bar. having begun his practice mere as q
| deputv district attorney ana associate |
OF Judge G. w. Phelps three years
ago. He is a native Oregonlani the ,
son of well-known Marion county
family and is a graduate OF the ore
gon Agr cultural College and the Ohi-
versity of oregon at both OF when IN
stitutions ne was prominent IN student
hodv affairs. At the latter he was
/ connected 4
nitv since coming to Pendleton, Mr.
Steiwer has won host of friends VINO
wish much happiness to him ana ms
bride.
The next few days will see the
Homecoming of a number OF Pehuie'o"
Young men and women who are at
tending colleges and schools IN 'ne
L TnfN-
| come lanes Johns, Jr., Lyman Rice
Nat Kimban Lynnwood LiVermore
| and Tom Boylen Glen Storie, Brook
Dickson and Bert Jerard will be late
| in returning because of their connec-
tion with the Glee Club which is now
en- tour. From the University OF
washington will come Cress Sturgis,
| Richard Devine Miss Blanch Badley
and Miss Gladys Hamley. Miss Edith
S,usher will return from st. Helens
Hall at Portland and a number OF
other students at oregon Agricultural
College will come back for the hoh-
days.
number of Lady Maccabees en-
tertained the Busy Bee club Tuesday
afternoon in the Secret Society hall.
| The afternoon was spent with needle
| work and guessing contests. Refresh
II ments were served The invited
| guests were Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Webster
Mrs. Kimery, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs. hlrK-
patrick. Mrs Caig and Mrs. Endicott.
iii on Wednesday evening, the recent
llIl " organized Moose lodge gave its
III first annual bail in the Eagle-Wood-
man hall and it proved most enjoy
III able affair to the large crowd which
attended. To the strains of music
furnished by the United Orchestra
| the members and their ladies danced
| until late hour
III -
Miss Hazel Mann arrived last nigh
from Portland to be the guest of he
cousin, Miss Ermal Mann, during tn
holidays.
DR.. E r. Swinburne. who left re
Gently for Seattle will leave soon TO
Honulolu accompanied by DR. an
- Mrs. Ralph Swinburne.
. Mrs. Charles Hamilton and Mr.!
Frank Frazier will return Sunda
-. from a months visit in Portland.
I'll .
Ill Robert Stott has returned from
Ill weeks visit with his mother, Mr.
Ill VIM r. Ellis, at Cathlamet near tn
Ill mouth of the Columbia river.
Ill 3
Ill Mr.. and Mrs George La Fontair
are in Honolulu and will spend II
III balance of the winter there.
Ill y
Ill Charles Samuel Jackson return'
I'll on Wednesday to his home in Por
iii land after visiting for several da
I'LL in this city.
The alumni of the lambda Sign
fraternity will give their annual no
day ball on Wednesday evening. D
I'LL cember 81.
Ill Mrs. Lachlan McLeay and son DO
aid. left today to join Mr. McLeay
Oswego, New York.
Ill The Evening Bridge club n
Thursday evening at the home of \
and Mrs. Edwin p. Marshall
Ill Roy r. Bishop has returned from
business visit to Portland.
iii Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ruppe
wednesday for Mosier where tt
will spend the holidays with Mr., g
Iii Mrs. Kenneth Cooper
Ill Miss Viola Shea went to Wf
Ill Walln Thursday to visit with frlen
Ill .
IlIi Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton of W
Ia Walla, was guest of Mrs. Ed
LIP Marshall on Wednesday night.