East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-16

which many other friends came to
extend congratulations.
The spacious library of the Raley
home, decorated in green and white
foliage and flowers, was the scene OF
the wedding. To the strains of the
wedding march, played by Mrs w.
c. E Pruitt at the piano. Miss Mar
garet Lowell, viollnist, and Miss Celia
Cunningham, harpist, the bridal par
ty entered, the bride upon the arm OF
her father, and took their places be-
fore the fireplace which was banked
in green. Rev. Charles Quincy of
the Episcopal church read the beau
tiful double ring ceremony of the
church.
Acting as matron and maid of hon
or to the bride were her two sisters.
Mrs. Arthur c. Harlow and Miss
Claire Raley. The bridesmaids were
three of her most intimate friends.
Miss Lolita Livermore, Miss Mildred
Berkeley and Miss Helen Cranston.
Arthur Jordan attended the BRIDE
groom and little Miss Helen Harlow
was a member of the bridal party as
flower girl.
The bride wore a beautiful crea-
tion of white satin trimmed in real
lace and silver cloth, and her bridal
veil was caught up by orange blos-
SONS that her mother had worn at
her wedding. She carried an arm
bouquet of white crysanthemums
Mrs. Harlow wore her wedding gown
of ivory satin and carried yellow
crysanthemums Miss Raley wore a
pretty dress Of pink satin and carried
a basket Of pink roses. The brides
maids we're all gowned in green taf-
feta and carried Shasta daisies Mrs
Raley, mother of the bride, wore a
white satin dress with an overdress
Of black lace and had corsage bou-
quet of red roses.
The guests for the reception begar
arriving at $3.50 and were received al
the door by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roy
Raley. In the receiving line were all
Of the members Of the bridal party
including Col and Mrs. Raley.
During the evening Mrs. Pruitt
/ Miss Lowell and Miss Cunningham
played several beautiful selection
and stringed orchestra also furnish
ed music. Coffee and cake and ices
were served to the guests in the din
/ ing room. The former was very ar
/ tstically decorated in red, while pinl
and white formed the color combina
/ tion employed in the latter Mrs A
! ]. McAllister, Mrs c. S. Jerard, Mrs
= Roland Oliver, Mrs Herbert p Whit
man and Mrs Earl Tullis poured
/ Miss Quindara Wilcox had charge O
/ the dining room and was assisted BY
the following young ladies: Misse
Pauline Jones, Phyllis Parkes, Min
niebell Jones, Gladys Hamley, Mar
garet Colesworthy Pauline Rice
Madeline Burgess, Margaret Phelp!
and Katherine Thompson and Mrs
Lester Hamley. Mrs. e. ]. Sommer
Vile. Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mrs
Norborne Berkeley and Mrs. Rober
Wilcox presided at the table wher'
ices were served
MIR. and Mrs. Hurst left by aut'
after the reception for points un
known save to a few They will re
turn to make their home In Pendle
ton. The bride Is a daughter of on
J, Of Pendletons most prominent pio
neer families and has lived In thi
city practically her entire life. Afte
finishing her preparatory school wor
: in Pendleton, she attended Whitma
college. Her husband was .formerl
student OF the oregon Agrlcultcrs
= College, but for more than n yea
) has been engaged in the dairyin
, business here. He is an energetic