East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-11

a very ptettS wedding was cele-
brated last evening at half past eight
at the home of the brides parents,
521 Franklin street. when Miss Lii
liam Sutton Baker became the bride
of William Henry Bohnenkamp of La
Granje. thus bringing to happy cli-
max romance that began In La
Grande high school of which both
young people are graduates. Rev.
S. L. Grigsby of the Presbyterian
church pronounced the vows. using
the impressive ring ceremony.
Prior to the wedding Mrs. A. L.
Richardson sang Tonight" after
which Miss Stella Oliver. also of La
Grande. began Lohengrins wedding
march TO the strains of which the
bridal party entered and took their
| places beneath huge bell OF ivy and
carnations. The bride entered on
I the arm of her father. who gave her
away. and was accompanied by Miss
Marjorie Silverthorne as bridesmaid
] The bridegroom was attended by his
! brother Lynn Bohnenkamp. The
bride wore a beautiful wedding gown
| of white charmeuse. with an o/er-
irape of rare lace more than a hun
! dred years old, family heirloom
, She carried bouquet of white rose
7 buds. The bridesmaid was very be-
comingly dressed in pink and white
I The rooms of the Baker home were
very artistically decorated in festoons
of vines caught up by asters. and a
/ profusion of roses. The guests were
nearly all La Grande people. rela-
| tives and friends of the young couple.
Mrs. Turner Oliver assisted in receiv-
ing the guests and presiding in the
| dining room after the ceremony were
Mrs. E. Pollock. Mrs. ]. T. Richard
son and Mrs. c. H. Upton Miss Nell
Pickens served punch.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
| and Mrs Frank Baker, who moved
here two months ago from La Grande.
| Her husband is the son OF Mr.. and
/ Mrs. W. II Bohnenkamp and is asso-
ciated with his father in the under
| taking business in La Grande. where
| the young couple will make their
home They left last night on the
midnight train for Portland and coast
| points lot Il money iubbH Nilp.
| Quite a number of La Grande peo-
| pie were here yesterday for the Ba-
ker- er-Bohnenkamp nuptials, some COM
! ing by train and others by automo-
biles. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Bohnenkamp. Mrs. Chase
Bohnenkamp. Mr. and Mrs. +. Pol
lock, DR.. and Mrs A l. Richardson,
Mrs Arthur Bradway. Mrs. ]. T.
Richardson, Mrs. c. II. Upton. Mrs.
Turner oliver and Lynn Bohnen-
kamp. Misses Nell Pickens, Marjor-
| lie Silverthorne and Stella oliver have
been here several days. William
Erickson of Spokane was also an out
| of-town guest.
With the Pendleton public schools
opening Monday. the teachers elected
for the year are returning to Pendle-
ton on every train. Nearly all Of
them have now arrived Miss Flor
ence Lusted. formerly of Heppner. ar
rived yesterday. She will teach the
fourth grade in the Washington
school. Miss Irmalee Campbell OF
Eugene. who taught here last year.
has returned. Miss Vivian Brother
ton. formerly OF Salem, is expected
to arrive Sunday. she succeeds Miss
Bess Hostettler as second grade
teacher in the Washington school
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse II. Bond OF
Halsey. Oregon. are spending the day
at the home of Mrs. Bonds uncle
L. f. Penland. They will leave this