East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-03
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Not only was the rirth annual Ii
brary Ball. held on New Years night,
the greatest social success of them
all but it was the greatest in finan-
cial way also. According to a state
ment issued this morning by Mrs.
John Vert, chairman of the commit
tee. the net sum realized from the
| dance was $35S.50. which amount will
be turned over to the public library.
Mrs. Vert's statement shows that
| sS52.20 was received from the sale of
tickets and donations and that an even
| $50 was taken in at the door, maxi
| ing total of $402.20 received. Dis
bursements included SIS for the hall,
see for music. $1.75 for the printing
of tickets and s495 for decorations,
total of s43.70.
Mrs. Vert, on behalf of the COM
mittee. desires to thank all of those
who contributed toward making the
| annual event social and financial
success.
The wedding of Lee johnson and
Miss Ellen Booth was solemnized
yesterday. January l. 1914. at high
noon in the presence of number OF
invited guests. The ceremony was
performed in the parlors of the John
son home on Hunt avenue. Rev. Walt
er s. Payne of Weston. being the of.
ficiating minister The bride was
prettily gowned in ivory charmeuse.
draped with point d'esprit embroid-
cred in crystal beads. and wore cor
sage bouquet of creamy white carna.
tions. The groom wore the conven-
Mr.. Clifford Banister The brides
maid. Miss Agnes Booth. a younger
sister of the bride was charming in
white lace over blue charmeuse-
Athena Press.
New Years eve on Mckay creek
was made memorable one by an en-
joyable dancing party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ingram at which
more than one hundred guests. am
ong them number of Pendleton peo-
pie. were present. To the sound of
orchestral music and tripping feet,
the old year passed away and the new
year was welcomed. The dancing
continued until the wee sma' hours.
Refreshments were served in boun-
tiful manner during the evening.
Mrs. C. s. Jerard will entertain with
small dinner party this evening for
her son. Bertrand Jerard who is with
the University of Oregon Glee Club
The guests will be the other four
members of the club who are frater
nifty brothers of her son. Messrs
Charles Reynolds Earl Fortmiller
Robert Langley and Clyde Phillips.
Word has been received by her
relatives in this city that Miss Jes.
sica McEwen who Is III in a hospital
at Richmond, Va. where she was at
tending school. is not improving to
the extent wished for. 1t Is under
stood a change of climate has been
advised by attending physicians.
Misses Helen Johns and Clair, Ra
ley. who are freshmen at the Unlver
sity of Oregon. will leave on the mid.
night train for Eugene to resume
their studies after spending the hol.
idays at home.
Miss Edith Crockett left this morn.
ing for Corvallis to resume her stud.
les at the oregon Agricultural col
lege after spending the holidays here
and at Athena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Catlin returned
to their home at Portland last night
after attending the funeral of Mrs
catl.ns mother, Mrs. Leona Thonip-
son.
Mrs. Frank Ross and Miss Nellie
Ross returned yesterday from La
Grande. where they spent the yu!e-
tide with Mrs. Ross mother, Mrs
John Scott.
Mrs. Willard Bond and baby daugh.
ter left yesterday for Portland where
they will spend a month or six weeks
with Mrs. Bonds mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Means
Miss Javina Stanfield) are expected
to arrive this evening to attend the
University of Oregon Glee club.
Miss Kolonan one of the teachers