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this morning says:
The wedding of Miss Pearl McKen.
ma and James Shanard Johns, OF
Pendleton, was solemnzed last night
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. McKenna, in Will
lamette boulevard, at s o'clock, Rev.
Luther r, Dyott officiating, assisted
by Mr. King, of the Christian Science
! church. The ceremony was read at
| an improvised altar formed of white
columns, linked together with heavy
white silk ropes, and at either end of
| the columns tall standards of white
| chrysanthemums were placed.
The McKenna residence resembled
a miniature forest; huge clusters of
maple foliage in the red and golden
Autumn tints adorning the halls and
! drawing room. In the music room
an artistic effect was obtained with
yellow chrysanthemums and red dog
| wood
Lowell Patton played the wedding
march and Miss Harriet Leach sang
| 'Oh, Perfect Love" and Because God
| Gave Me You"
The bride was given into the keep
| ing of the bridegroom by her father.
! There We're no attendants, and only
| immediate relatives and close friends
were present. The bride was charm,
| and chantilla lace. 1t was trimmed
\ and chantilly lace. was trimmed
with orange blossoms and pearl or
: naments. Her full length veil was
fashioned in a mob cap, and was fas-
tened with orange blossoms. The veil
was worn by the brides mother at
her wedding. Her bouquet was a
shower OF lilies and
pale lavender orchids.
Mrs. McKenna, mother of the bride
was admired in a gown of lavender
crepe de chine embellished with lace,
and she wore corsage of Cecile
Drummer roses.
Mrs. Johns, the bridegroom's moth
er, was charming in a gown of white
satin, adorned with black and white
| princess lace.
After the ceremony a reception was
held, and a buffet wedding supper
served. The dining-room was attrac-
tive with a profusion of Prima Donna
roses palms and Autumn leaves. and
was presided over by Mrs. j. b. Yeon
| Mrs. Frank McCauley, Mrs Roscoe
! Giltner, Mrs. Claude McColloch Of
Baker; Mrs. A. c. McMicken, and Mrs
Coe A. McKenna. They were assisted
by Miss Edith Woodcock. Miss Ada
Kendall, Miss Mary Johns, of Pen.
dleton. sister of the bridegroom. and
Miss Katherine Stanfield. Stationed
at the punch bowl were Miss Harriet
Leach, Miss Helen Johns, another sis
ter of the bridegroom, and Miss Mary
Steiwer.
Assisting about the rooms were:
Miss Margaret McKenna. sister of the
bride. Miss Bertha Masters. Miss Ag-
mes Beach. Miss Gertrude Holmes and
Miss Florence Leach.
Mr.. and Mrs Johns left for a we'd
ding trip to British Columbia, and
will be at home in Pendleton about
the middle of November.
The marriage of Miss Iva Lee Hill
| to Alfred Edward Blomquist, which
was celebrated yesterday morning at
ten o'clock. marked the passing OF
! another popular young lady from the
unmarried set into the ranks of young
matrons. Mrs. Blomquist, who has
| lived in Pendleton the greater part
! of her life, is an attractive blonde
and for the past few years has been
one of the leaders of the young ladies'
social set. Her husband has occupied
the position of manager of the Jen-
sen Creamery for the past year and
| has made many friends during his
short residence in the city.
The wedding took place at the home
| of the brides sister, Mrs. Robert n.
Stanfield. on Jackson street, in the
| presence of few relatives and
! friends. Rev. Charles Quincy of the
] Church of the Redeemer. performed
| the ceremony. To the strains of
| Lohengrin's wedding march played by
Mrs. J. r Dickson, the bridal party
/ entered the large room which had
| been artistically decorated with au-
| tumn leaves. The bride. wearing
| travelling suit and a bouquet of violets
and red rosebuds. entered on the arm
| of her father. John F. Hill. Her
| bridesmaid was Miss Edna Zimmer-
man. The bridegroom was accom-
panied by George Hill, a brother of
| the bride.
| The young couple left on the aft
| ernoon train for Portland and Sc
attic where they will spend their
| honeymoon. On their return to PEN
dleton they will make their home in
the Matlock Apartments on Court
| street
| large number of ladies gathered
at the home of Mrs. Frank E. Boyden
| on Lewis street yesterday afternoon
between the hours of three and six,
the occasion being a silver tea for the
benefit of the missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church. Mrs. Thorn
as Thompson was joint hostess with
| Mrs. Boyden. An excellent musical
program entertained the guests dur
ing the afternoon vocal solos being
sung by Mrs ]. II. Dickson, Mrs. f.. B.
Aldrich. Mrs. Carl Power. Miss Irma-
lee Campbell and Miss Edna Thomp-
son. Misses Eleanor Vincent and
Lila Grigsby acted as accompanies.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon, Mrs. J. w. Malon-
ey. president of the missionary So
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