East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-01-08

II was a very delightful affair
which Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams gave
at their country home near Adams
last evening. the guests OF which were
all Pendleton people They motored
out early In the evening and the
hours before midnight were spent in
dancing in the spacious dining rooms.
The hospitality OF the host and hostess
was concluded with refreshments that
made most happy ending to a hap,
py function. The return TO Pendieton
was made az midnight. The follow
ing were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams: Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Hartman, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roy
Raley. Mr. and Mrs. sam r.. Thomp-
son. DR. and Mrs. Frank u. Boyden,
Mr.. and Mrs willard Bond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal NJ. Sawtelle Miss Edna
Zimmerman, Miss Eleanor Vincent,
Miss Brennan. Dr. Guy Boyden. clar-
ence Bishop and Harry Gray.
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on Tuesday evening the Pendleton
Circle. Women OF Woodcraft, held It's
annual installation OF officers. Quite
n number OF visiting members were
present and. after the ceremonies. a
social session and banquet was held.
The following officers were installed.
Mrs Helena Burton acting as install.
ing officer: Past grand neighbor.
Frances Drake; grand neighbor. Lii
lian connor; advisor, Anna Means;
magician. Ellen wheelock: clerk. l.
NJ. Candlsh; banker, Charlotte Cook:
attendant. Florence Smith; captain.
Minnie Rem: inner guard Mary Man
gold; outer guard. blanche Strahorn.
and managers ]. T. Walker. Theodore
wheelock and Mary johnson.
Wednesday evening In Walla Wal
, Ia was celebrated the wedding
OF Miss Edith stine. niece OF Mra
I Clinton Z. Roosevelt OF this city who
has visited here n number OF times,
and Wayland u. Roberts or the
| nuptials the Walla Walla Bulletin OF
4 yesterday says:
Beautiful and impressive in It's
/ simplicity was the ceremony which
last night united In marriage two Of
\ Walla Walla's well known young peo-
/ pie. At Z o'clock. at the home OF the
bride. Miss Edith Elizabeth stlne be-
came the wife OF Mr wayland ID.
Roberts.
To the strains OF Mendelssohn's
Wedding March. played by Mrs. Ed.
P. gar Fischer. the couple. led by little
Miss Denise Trippeer and Miss Curtis
Hettel as ribbonbearers. advanced 20
bower Of white carnations. ferns
and southern smilax. The bride was
unattended and was very lovely IN
gown OF white satin. with juliet cap
OF real lace and veil which had been
worn by both OF her sisters upon the
occasion OF their weddings. She car
ried an exquisite bouquet Of narcissus
and maiden hair ferns. and was given
In marriage by her uncle. DR.. II. Il.
Keylor. Only relatives and few
close friends were present at the cere-
mony. with n reception following. The
brides cake. adorned with tiny roses
which were used on the brides moth-
ers cake and all bridal cakes OF the
family. was cut with the usual cere-
mony.
The Stlne home was very effectively
decorated with cut flowers and green
cry. The table in the dining room
was unusually pretty. having for It's
center decoration n brown reed bas-
ket filled with large purple violets.
Fluffy bows OF white tulle were tied
en- the tall handle OF the basket. and
clusters OF vlolets and ferns were held
with bows OF tulle at the corners OF
the table. Vines hung from the ARCH
es between the rooms and from the
chandeliers
The ladies who served Ices and cof-
fee were Mrs. NJ. II Paxton and Mrs
4 II. II. Keylor alternating with Mrs.
We're Harvey and Mrs. Everett Smith,
These ladies were assisted by the
Misses Erma Coleman, Helene Uping-
ton, Margaret Paxton and Helen Har-
vey.
En- route 10 walla Walla TO visit
relatives, Miss Lucy Cullen OF Ia
Grande stopped off here yesterday TO
visit Mrs. Buck.
The drill team OF the Moose lodge
gave a very pleasant dancing party
last evening in the Moose Hall. A
big crowd was out and very en-
joyable time had.
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. osborne OF
Pendleton, returned 20 their home
this morning after attending the fu-
neral OF Mrs. osborne's father. T.. d.
earns at Imbler yesterday. @. Z.
earns, a son of the deceased. from
Sacramento and Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Murchis OF walla walla, we're also
in attendance at the funeral.-La
Grande Observer.
It's a poor mirror that will not en-
able q man to see his best friend.