East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-30
SOGTGCy


spring weddings was that of yester-
day when Miss Sadie Baum. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baum, be-
came the bride of Benjamin Wise OF
Ilwaco. Washington. The nuptials
were celebrated at high noon, the
ceremony being performed by the
Reverend Abramson of Portland and
witnessed only by relatives.
The bride, dressed in a beautiful
gown of crepe de chine trimmed In
real lace and carrying brides bou-
quet, entered on the arm of her faith.
er and was preceded by her brides
maids, Mrs. Sol Baum and Mrs. Nor
ris Metz. and two little flower girls
Ester Eben and Josephine Metz. From
the opposite side of the room the
bridegroom, attended by his brother
Max Wise, entered and the party pro-
ceeded to the improvised altar to the
strains of the Mendelssohn wedding
march played by Miss Zeda Gold
smith of Oregon City, lifelong
friend Of the bride.
A reception was held in the after
|
four at the Baum home. 70S Willow
street, and many of the intimate
friends of the bride called to extend
felicitations and to admire the many
rich gifts with which the young cou'
pie had been showered. Following
the reception, wedding supper, at
tended only by relatives Of the cou-
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise left on the mid
night train for Portland, from which
city they will leave today on the
Shasta Limited for California. They
will spend a month In San Francisco
Los Angeles and other cities and plan
to return from their tour about May
first to Ilwaco. where Mr.. Wise Is
engaged in business.
At the Hotel Pendleton Saturday
afternoon and evening members OF
the Peterson family of Helix met Tor
a reunion and dinner. There were
10 present all told and it was the
first time all members Of the family
had been together for 90 years. MT
and Mrs. John Peterson. the heads OF
the family, were the guests or tneir
10 children who had gathered here
from various parts of the northwest
to do them honor and enjoy re-
union. The children present were
p J. Peterson of Cumberland. Wyo'
ming: Mrs. Jack Prendergast, Helix;
Henry Peterson, Helix; Mrs Eo
Brotherton, Walla Walla; Mrs
Charles Young, Green River, Wyo'
ming. Mrs. w. A. stockman, Walia
Walla; John L. Peterson, Jr., Hehx
Jenee C. Peterson, Helix; Fred l.
Peterson. Helix; and Mrs. Frank Ra'
mey. Pendleton. The others presen
were grandchildren.
"Uncle John" Peterson, as tnt
father of the family Is commonly
known around Helix, has been resi-
dent of that section for 81 years ane
he has spent all of that time on ms
ranch a few miles out from Helix. De
spite their years Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
son are both hale and hearty and en-
loved the reunion Saturday as mucf
as the youngest child present. the!
have IA grandchildren and three
great grandchildren.
Mrs George Peringer, Carl FERN
| ger. Miss Muriel Peringer, Miss Edn'
Thompson, Miss Irene Shea and MIS-
| Thelma Thompson composed an au
tomobile party to Walla Waiia ah'
| return Saturday afternoon.
Thursday evening Of this week tn
| Pendleton Bowling Club will give
dancing party in the gle-Woodmal
hall for the benefit Of the team whicl
will be sent to the northwest tourna
rr ent next month.
Mrs. Edgar l.. Smith returned Sal
urday from Portland where she Wis
| tied at the homes Of her daughter
Mrs. Thomas Vaughan, and her Sol
Edgar w. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Kent Of Milto
announce the engagement OF thel
daughter HERNIA, to Earl Mallory {
Walla Walla. The wedding will tax
place some time in April.
Miss Zeda Goldsmith of Orego
CITY. who attended the Wise-b
wedding yesterday, has returne
home.
Mrs Jess Hales and her daughte
Mrs. Elmer McCormmach, were
from their farm homes Saturday.
Mrs. Berton D. Smith arrived hon
this morning from a visit In Seattle