East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-09-02

The golden wedding celebration of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stephens yester-
day was a most enjoyable social
event. Practically all members of /
the four generations OF the family
We're present to spend the day with
the elderly couple and during the aft
ernoon many friends called TO con-
gratulate them. The ladies of the
Macabbee lodge called In n body at
the stephens home, SOS Garden street. |
During the afternoon a wedding |
ceremony was performed, Mr.. and |
Mrs. stephens taking the same VOWS
which they took fifty years ago and |
which they had faithfully kept during !
their long journey as man and wife. |
Rev s. l. Grigsby of the Presbyteri- /
an church administered the VOWS yes
.erday, using the ring ceremony and
it was the first golden wedding at
which he hal officiated during all
the years he has spent in the minis
try
At 5 In the afternoon light refresh
mcnts We're served and at the big |
family gathered at a table that fairly |
grpaned with its load of savory eat
ables.
Mrs. A. Wurzweiler of Portland.
niece of r. Alexander left this morn |
ing for Hermiston to visit her cou-
sin, Mrs. Elmer p. Dodd.
| Miss Mary Brennan has returned
home after a two months vacation
spent at sound points and in British
| Columb.s
Mr.. and Mrs. G., l. La Dow have
returned from a brief visit in Port
] land.
At q quiet wedding held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Martin
I Monday evening. Miss Goldie May
Il Barber became the bride OF Charles
Il +. Gregory. The bride Is a popular
II young lady OF the county and her
II husband Is an engineer in charge of
II the county rock crusher.
II Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Bailey arrived
home last evening. Mrs. Badley had
been in San Francisco since June
L first visiting at the home OF her
/ daughter. Mrs Merle Farrell, but re-
II turned to Portland two weeks ago,
II where Mr.. Bailey met her and ac-
II companied her to Cannon Beach.
II Mrs. 1 F. Young and her niece,
/ Miss Inez Wagner. left this morning
II for Milton for visit Miss Wagner
n came out from Nebraska about n
II month ago and will teach this winter
II in District 80.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Vincent came
in last evening from Athena and are
| spending the day here with relatives.
II Miss Grace Finnell returned last
evening from Athena where she had
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
| Leslie Nelson.
II Miss Doris Reber arrived home this
II morning from Portland where she
II spent yesterday.
II E. l.. Smith and daughters, Misses
II Beth and Beulah Smith, and two
II young sons, arrived home this morn
II ing from their summer home at Long
II Beach. Mrs Smith will return later
II Prof. and Mrs Arle c. Hampton
II who spent the summer In Chicago
are now at wallowa Lake for an out
ing. They will arrive home abou
September eighth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osmer Smith, VIII
have been occupying the Hampton
home on High street during the sum
mer, have moved to apartments Il
the Mrs. o. e. Harper residence o
South Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. X. Livingston al
II rived last evening from Heppne
where they had been visiting, an
have taken apartments in the c.
Rhinehart residence. Mr. Livingsto
will teach in the high school this wir
ter.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Guy O'Melviny an
~ children returned yesterday froi
- Lehman Springs where they had bee
, for several weeks.
the
Mrs. Henry Means came up la
evening from her home at Umatill
Miss Flo McNett has returned fro
Baker where she was a guest of h
sister, Mrs. Thomas G. Montgomer
-
Miss Elsie Bushee, daughter of
well known former Pendleton pione
family, has returned to this city af
er an absence Of twelve years to a
cept a position in the schools at Il
Umatilla Indian agency. During r
cent years Miss Bushee has lived
Portland.
Mrs. Ben Wise formerly Miss Sad
Baum, OF this city, arrived yesterd
z from her home In Ilwaco. Washin
ton, to visit with relatives and frient
Mr. and Mrs. T.. o. Draper are r
ceivlng compliments upon the bir
"a of daughter on August thirtieth.
"a Mrs Herbert Thompson is in fro
"a the Thompson ranch on the reserv
"a tion.