East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-14

TO travelling auditor with saduuar-
tiers in Spokane and the fs nily will e
live in that city during the winter.
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Surprising many OF their friends, v
Miss Jemima Hart and Chauncey F.
Tucker were quietly married Satur-
day evening at $50 at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Smith on
Stonewall Jackson street. only a very {
Few Intimate friends being present
Rev. f. r. Clevenger OF the Baptist
church pronounced the vows. The
brides home is in Scotland but she
has been visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Agnes Nelson. Her husband is a me-
ehanic in one of the local garages.
The young couple left on a two
weeks honeymoon trip TO Portland
and san Francisco and on their re-
turn viii be at home to their friends
after october first at the Hotel PEN
dleton.
\ large crowd gathered at the fed
eral square yesterday afternoon at ;
o'clock TO hear the postponed band
concert. The feature OF the enter
/ Goes back to Dear Old Pendleton."
composed and sung by Jock Coleman,
the Scotch comedian. The song is a /
catchy one and Mr.. Coleman sang it 4
in a way that brought forth hearty .
\ applause. George Hackathorne also .
4 contributed vocal number, LET 'er
Buck" which was appreciated. The
band numbers were up to their usual /
standard OF excellence.
The opening of the Hotel Pendleton
today is an event of interest to the
social world. A number of prominent
society folk are taking apartments in
: there and the hotel promises to be
the scene OF a great deal OF festivity
this winter. Mrs. Fred Bloch, wife
OF one OF the proprietors, is already
planning a reception.
Miss Genevieye HALEY, daughter of
Mrs. Thomas G. HALEY and former
{ Pendleton girl. is winning honors as
an art student AMI is now pursuing
her studies at Carmel-by-th un-
der William NJ. Chase, the New York
artist. She is expected to return to
Portland about October first
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Mrs. Roy Skiles Of Spokane, was
\ the complimented guest yesterday aft
: ernoon when Mrs. n. NJ Higgins en-
tertained at a three-table and party
l. for her pleasure Mrs. Skiles is the
house guest of her mother, Mrs, Err
o nest Skiles of the Mulkey apartments.
-walla Walla Bulletin.
Mr.. and Mrs Cyrus Cressy Sturgls
and baby son, Cyrus Cressy. Jr., are
"a expected to arrive on the evening
Z train from Portland. They will re-
or main here until October first wher
p they will leave for Baltimore where
h Mr.. Sturgis is studying at Johns
R. Hopkins medical school.
Miss Aileen Boiling of Adams, WHIT
: attended Pendlton high school las
year, returned to Pendleton last ev
cning to resume her studies. She
a nice OF DR.. D. ]. McFaul and vii
q stay at the McFaul home.
Mrs Oswald Paul West of Port
land and her young son, Oswald Pau
~ Jr.. arrived yesterday to be guests O
Mrs. Vests parents. Mr.. and Mr.,
S. F. Hays.
VI Mrs. G. VI. Rice returned Saturda
evening from Spokane and was &C
companied by her mother. Mrs. Rich
:. mond, who viii spend the winte
y, ~ here.
Miss Angela Bowler. a sister {
Mrs. A. C. Hampton, is expected
arrive within the next few days froI
~ Denver TO spend the winter here. Sh
a. a. will attend the high school.
ln Miss Olive Jones. who recent
'lo moved from Penjleton to McMinnvil
on has been elected secretary OF III
~ smlth-For- r-Governor Club in the la
"a ter city.
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Reinema
~. whose marriage was an event Of la
Wednesday in Freewater, have arri
ed IN PendletOn 10 make tnelr nom
.Ho Mrs. Jack Gibson and children le
,n Saturday for Seattle where they W
ing visit. returning home in time for Il
Roundup.
Ahd Miss Irmalee Campbell OF Eugef
arrived last evening TO resume h
. position as teacher in the pub
schools.
Ill J. X Bott and daughter return
home Saturday from Tacoma whe
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