East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-06-17

the institution. The exercises were
well attended by friends of the acad-
emy and they listened to the follow
ing very excellent program:
selection ...St Joseph's Orchestra
Vocal solo ........M Miss Myra Mogg
selection .....St. Joseph's Orchestra
instrumental Quartette.
Recitation .,.. Miss Blanche Moens
instrumental Tria (double)
"A Glimpse of the Brownies"
G ..,.......... Primary Pupils
Dagger Scene from Macbeth 49,.
..,..........Mi Miss Frances Lindsey
The Lullaby of the Poppies" -.
'.'..'........... Primary Pupils
Potion Scene, Romeo and Juliet.
........... Miss Naydene Blakely
Cymbal Drill ........, Senior Pupils
The Gate of Life" Pantomime. 80.
............... Senior Pupils
Flower Dance. intermediate Pupils
''Sit Nomen Domini Benedictum'
.''''''"' .........,... chorus
Naledlctory ......... .....
..... Miss Gladys Magdalene Rahe
Address and Conferring of Graduat-
ing Honors
....Rt. Rev. C. j. O'Reilly, d. d.
Mr. and Mrs. sam r. Thompson en-
tertained with three tables at bridge
Thursday evening at their home on
College street in honor of Miss Fay
Bartholomew who is soon to leave
! for Portland to make her home Miss
| Bertha Alexander won the trophy for
the highest score and Miss Bartholo-
NEW was presented with the guest
! prize. Refreshments were served at
| the conclusion of the games, after
| which the guests were entertained
with music, Mrs. Thomas Vaughan
and Miss Bartholomew being the
principal contributors. The guests of
/ the occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Moor
house, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Vaughan,
I the Misses Fay Bartholomew Maude
Sheridan, Bertha Alexander and
/ Daphne Leasure and the Messrs. Hen
ry Collins and Merle Chessman.
The following account of the we'd
ding of Miss Agnes Stillman, a neice
of Mrs. f. ]. Murphy and a former
| Pendeton girl, is taken from the
Kalispeu paper.
one of the early June weddings
occurred last evening at half after
six o'clock at the Stillman home on
Second avenue east. Very beautiful
floral decorations in green pink and
white were used in all the rooms.
The ceremony which united Mr.
John Herbert Christensen and Miss
Agnes Stillman. was read by Rev.
II. NJ. Green of Christ Episcopal
church. The bride was given away
! by her father, and Miss Lillian Peeler
and Mr.. Scott Sailing were in attend
ance as bridesmaid and best man.
The bride wore a princess gown
of white satin with panels of lace
falling to the hem in front and be-
hind. At the sides gold cord caught
the over dress in place. The veil of
hand made lace which matched that
IN the gown. had been worn by her
mother. 1t was held by sprays of ILL
! lies of the valley. Bride roses COM
| pleted the costume. The bridesmaid
was gowned in pink chiffon over mes
| saline and carried pink roses. Mrs.
/ Stillman was in a handsome gown of
! pale green crepe de chine and Mrs.
| Murphy. aunt of the bride. wore
! blue silk.
| only relatives and a very few in
! innate friends were hidden to the
! wedding. After the ceremony a re-
! ception was held from eight until
/ ten o'clock. Miss Kate Disbrow at
| tended the guests at the door, and
! Misses Cleora Logan, Irene Leopold.
! Helen Green, Luella Logan. Ruth
| Fisher and Gertrude Disbrow assist
! ed Mrs. Stannard and Mrs. Grubb in
! the dining room. A wedding lunch
/ in pink, white and green was served.