East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-10
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Mrs Lee Mo0rhouse os this city
vas yesterday reelected first vice
president % the state Federation OF
Wonen's Ciuas which has just con.
c!udsd a very successful annual con-
Te1ti0H Al Hood River. The PeniIe-
ton clubs are very gratisie5 over the
given this city By the re-
-sniion OF a iocaI lady in the second
highest office Mr.. sarah Evans OF
Portland vas reelected president and
the other officers chosen were as fol-
lOws, Mrs.. n ?. Merritt. OF Med.
ford. second vice-presiJent: Mrs. II.
2 Davidson OF Hood River. re-eIect-
"a recording secretary. Mrs. VI.
Hirsch, % Portland. treasurer. Mr..
" P. BOynton. OF Eugene. auditor.
and Miss Minnie Beatty. Of salem and
MIS- ". L Bradshaw. OF The DaIIes,
respectively first AMI second members
oi the board OF directors
Mr.. BRADSHAW was the retiring
member Of the board at the time Of
the election
The federation selected Eugene as
tae next convention place after a spIr-
tied fight between that city and Cor.
wallis The returning Pendieton dele
gates are warm In theIr praises Of the
entertainment accorded them at Hood
River.
Mis- Pearl McKenna, another OF
October's brides. has been extensive
Is feted since the announcement o.
her engagement to James Shanard
Johns OF Pendleton, ore. Mrs. Craig
McMicken entertained delightfully."- in
her honor yesterday at an elaborate
bridge party in her residence in Irv-
ington.
profusion Of Richmond roses in
crystal bowls and artistic baskets were
arranged about the rooms. The guests
included Miss McKenna. Miss Bertha
Masters, Miss Edith Woodcock. Mrs
Sigfried VI. UnaHder. Mrs. Earl I.atou-
rette. Miss Mary Steiwer. Mss Anne
Taylor. Miss Grace O'Neu, Miss ia.
Yina Stanfield, Miss Agnes Beach.
Mrs c. W Houghton. Mrs. Frank
McCauley U1ena Simpson). Mrs Dav-
r. Mcdaniel. Miss Edith Sheehy. Miss
Le Velle Florenz Miss Marguerite
sheehy, Miss Eugenia Craig. Miss FL
emma Barnes, Miss Jessie Beckwith-
Miss Isabel Beckwith. Miss Mildred
Whitilesey, Mrs. Bruce Stewart, Mrs
Clone Perkins, the Misses Jean and
May Gray Mrs. Robert Mel Town
send and Mrs Kirsch.
Five tables were arranged for the
games and additional guests called at
tea time.-Portland Oregonian.
Last evening at eight o'clock was
celebrated the wedding of Miss Edna
Earl and Wendell c. Galloway at the
home Of the brides parents. s24
Spruce street. Rev. Nathan Evans
former pastor Of the local Methodist
church and now occupying a similar
position at Ellensburg. Washington.
administered the vows and the cere.
mony, which was marked By simplic-
ity, was witnessed by a few relatives
the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. /. f
Earl Of this city and has been a pop
ular high school girl for several
years. Her husband is young insur-
ance man OF the city, having come
here almost a year ago. The young
couple are undecided as TO their fu-
ture plans but viii remain here tenn
moving to san Francisco at an early
Gate.
In the presence Of only a few i'm
mediate relatives and friends. Mr.. Roy
Allen. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen
OF Vincent and Miss Elizabeth Helm
OF Wenatchee, were united in mar
riage at the Olympia hotel, Walla
Walla, Monday afternoon at . O'Clock,
Rev. Roy Ward. pastor OF the United
Brethren church Of Vincent officiat-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Jr., will make
their home in Canyon, Wash-Mllton
Eagle
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin p. knight (Miss
Pauline La Fontaine) left last even
ing for their future home near STAN
ard, Alberta, where Mr.. knight is the
manager Of a large wheat farm. A
large number of their friends accom-
panied them to the train and show
erea them with rice before they left
On Wednesday evening Mrs Man
dy Wright gave a party in honor Of
her daughter, Miss Dora Wright.
whose eighteenth birthday it was
Many friends were present and the
hours were enjoyably spent in music
and dancing. Miss Wright was made
the recipient of many beautiful gifts
On Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
Charles a. Hodshlre Of the Methodist
church. united in marriage Miss Ethel
Johnson and Henry Arkell, the cere-
mony being performed in the Metho-
dist parsonage in the presence of only
few friends
Mrs. Robert jenkins will return to
her home in Portland tomorrow and
will be accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Harold Stewart, who will spend
the winter there. Mrs Stewart is just
recovering from an attack OF pneu.
monia.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson f Rrock are