East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-22
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Today marks the celebration OF
three weddings of much interest to
Pendleton people. AT 10 O'Clock thi.
morning at the home of the brides
father. John F. Hill in this city Mis-,
Iva Lee Hill and Alfred Edward
Elomquist We're united in marriage
Rev. Charles Quincy of the Episcopal
church, performing. the ceremony. I'm
mediate relatives and few close
friends of the young people were in
attendance. The bridal couple left
on No. I and will spend their honey
moon in Portland and Seattle.
In Portland at high noon. Miss ia
vina Stanfieli, former Pendleton
girl. became the bride of Arthur G..
Means of Umatilla, the ceremony be-
Ing performed at the Trinity church
Both of the young people are gradu-
ates of the local high school where
their romance had its inception. Lat
er they attended the University OF
Oregon
This evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. l. McKenna, Willamette
boulevard, Portland, Miss Pearl Nc
Kenna and James S. Johns of thi.
city. will become man and WIFE Both
of these young people are also former
students at the state university and
their wedding is the elimination OF
college romance. The TWO Porlr
land bridegrooms and their brides
were members of the same class al
the university. the two men were fra
ternity brothers and the two young
ladies members of the same sorority
Mr.. and Mrs. Means will make their
home in Umatilla, while Mr. and Mrs
Johns will take up their residence in
this city.
Pendleton Is the Mecca OF all school
teachers of the county today. the an
nual institute commencing in this city
this morning. Last evening the in
structors of the youth OF Umatilla be-
gan arriving and the morning trains
ali brought in many more. The car
toonists impression of country
school teacher as an angular lady
With puritanical severity written on
her face would receive a rude shock
at the assembly of attractive appear
ing young ladies who preside over the
schools of this county. Among the
teachers arriving early for the insti-
tute from out-of-town districts are
Miss Ruth Neal of Freewater Flor
ence March, Daisy waddingham, De-
ma Larson, Doris and Anice Barnes
and May Miller of Weston. Velma
Wilkensen, Ethel T. Miller. Isabelle
Grey, Ethel Cunning and Hazel Doo-
little of Athena Miriam and Harriet
Blakely. Lillian NJ. Littler, Ina Wat
tenburger, Bertie Mcdonald, Beulah
Reed, Jessie Williams. Clara Bryant
and LYDIA \. Mcdonald of Hermiston;
Jean Allison. NJ. H. Smith and Susan
Mcilroy of Milton; Constance Larson
of Umatilla Mabel McComish, Jes-
sic b. Briefly and Eva Dumas of STAN
field, Ruth Duniway and Vesta d.
Cutsforth of Echo.
About 20 fades and gentlemen OF
St Mary's church had a most enjoy
able time at the Catholic rectory last
evening At the close of the card
play. the Rev Howard Brown of
Alaska delighted the audience with
selections from the poems of I A.
DAILY, mostly of serio-comic nature.
The gentlemen who had charge of
the social deserve great thanks for
the admirable way in which it was
conducted. Mrs. Chas Redmond won
the ladies' prize and Mr. Jas Fielder
the gentlemen's.
A most enjoyable childrens party
was held last evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Breeding on East
Court street. the affair being a sur
prise for little Ferdinant Breeding
Games were played and late in the
evening the youngsters were given
their fill of refreshments dear to the
hearth of youth.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Fulkerson and Mrs.
Charles H. Jones of Salem are in the
city to attend the annual county in
stitute of teachers Mrs. Fulkerson
is one of the speakers on the pro-
gram
Perhaps he is just that. Alonzo, but
we wouldn't advise you to call the
manager of swimming school a dive
keeper.
1t takes "A stage-struck girl to wash