East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-12-30

william Il, WyrlCk, MT ana MrS. |
James p. Wyrick, Mr. and Mrs Elmer
w. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P.
Cresswell, Mr.. and Mrs, Alvin p,
Knight. Glenn e. storie, Glenn E.
Scott and Carl f Engdahl
Music was furnished by eight pieces
of the United Orchestra and never
has there been better music by which
to dance. So much did the guests en-
Joy themselves that it was well past
before the party broke up,
Delicious punch was served be-
tween dances and in the balcony ICES
and cakes were served. A smoking
room had been fitted up for the men
and. altogether, the party was COM
plete in all its details
Mr.. and Mrs. R o. Earnhart and
Mrs. Earnhart's mother, Mrs, Sarah
La Hue, left this morning for Kan
sas City. Kansas on visit. The
Earnharts will spend several weeks
there and Mrs La Hue expects to re-
main for the rest Of the winter.
.
Mr. and Mrs. william Courier (Me-
bel Lieuallen), who surprised their
friends by slipping off to Portland
last Friday and getting married, ar
rived back in Pendleton Tuesday
night Mr.. Courier is the local agent
for Kerr. Clifford & Co, and his bride
who was formerly a resident Of Lew
lston, has been bookkeeper for the
company here during the past two
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Dunham OF
Berkeley. California, are guests OF
Judge and Mrs. Gilbert w. Phelps
Mr. Durham is a nephew Of the
the Judge For the pleasure of Mrs
Dunham, Mrs. Phelps entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer H. Storie uI
Walla Walla were among the out OF
town guests at the dancing party las'
evening.
Mrs. Herbert Ruppe. formerly Miss
Mary Means Of this city, is yisitlnl
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Means in the city
Her home is in Strathmore, Alberta
but she has been spending severa
weeks in Portland.
Mrs. ]. n. Burgess entertained the
Jolly Neighbors Tuesday afternoon
Prizes in the play were won by Mrs
Charles Greuich and Mrs. II, II
HatteTy.
Yesterday at twelve o'clock, very
pretty wedding ceremony was solem
nized at the home Of Mrs Deardori
on Cosbie street, when her daughter
mortgage executed by Metti'
of Mr.. Grover McGee Of Fruitlands
Idaho. The bridal party entered tC
the music of the Lohengrin WED
ding March" played by Miss The
Manker. The bride was very loyel,
IN her white dress and veil, and car
ried bouquet of bridal roses. He
sister, Miss Bertha Pruitt, charming
" gowned in pink and carrying pinl
Armstrong to sophy Pruitt Nov 2'
Mrs. Deardorf gave her daughte
away. Mr.. Harry Rudd was the bes
man.
'The ring ceremony was used Rev
z. r. Clevenger, pastor of the Bap
tist church, officiating Followin
the ceremony Miss Arlouine Clevenge
sang The Life Road" an appropri
ate prayer-song.
Mr.. and Mrs McGee left on tn
evening train to make their home a
IFruitlands. Idaho. whore Mr.. Niece
is a well known and highly respecte
contractor and builder. Mrs. Niece
has a host Of friends in Pendleton an
1t is with deep regret that they Sc
her leave.
Those present at the wedding we're
Mrs. Deardorf, Miss Bertha Pruiti
Master Douglas Pruitt Mr.. and Mrs
Green Of Fruitlands Mr.. Harry Rude
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Omar ste
vens. Mrs Dunlap, Mrs. Dunbar Mrs
Mover, Mr.. Jewel Anderson, Rev. an
Mrs. OFT Of Helix, Rev. and Mrs Gle
venger. and Misses Mabel Mcconnell
Ruth Poe. Theo Marker, Arloine Gle
yenger and Vera and Veva Deardori