East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-29

their new home in Tinamook where
MT Curl is engaged in the cheese in
dustry They viii visit en- route for
a few days with the brides grand
mother in Vancouver ana with the
bridegroom's parents in southern Til |
limook county, They are followed BY
the best wishes of a large circle Of
friends in Pendleton,
Reuben Beckwith, who arrived this
week from seattle to spend part of the
holidays with his parents here. was
the inspiration for delightful little
dancing party for which Mrs 1. d.
ldleman was hostess last evening at
her home on Jackson street. The
guests included many Of Mr.. Beck
with's former classmates and were as
follows Mis- Leura Jerard Miss Hell
EN- Johns, Miss Mary Johns. Miss
katherine Stanfield. Miss KeSsi. Miss
Bowie, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hampton,
Miss Claire Raley, Miss Rush. Miss
Jean Anderson, Miss caroline Bonney,
Miss Loree O'Connell, Miss Mildred
Berkely, Bertrand Jerard, Paul Fin
NELL James Bowler Mr.. Benjamin Of
Salem. Mr.. Beckwith. Joseph Coles
worthy Walter owen and Mr.. Doane
Mr.. and Mrs, James Hill of Pendle.
ton are in Portland and are guests at
Hotel Portland
Miss Lalah Wiley. director of music
at the Cheney normal school, who has
been house guest of her sister, Mrs
S H. ForShaw for some time, left to-
day for North Yakima where she will
sing before the State Music Teachers
Association convention in that city to-
morrow afternoon Miss Wiley has au
enviable reputation as a vocalist and
has spent much time abroad where
she studied with eminent masters.
She returned from Europe shortly
after the outbreak of the war.
Occupying a prominent place on the
weeks social calendar is the dancing
party for which DIR. and Mrs. W. d
McNary, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Judd and
Mr.. and Mrs. w, l. Thompson will be
hostesses this evening in the assembly,
hall at the state Hospital.
Forest la Barre, who is to appear
in recital tomorrow evening with
Reuben Beckwith, arrived this morn
ing from Seattle and is house guest
at the Beckwith home. Both Mr.
Beckwith and Mr.. la Barre are young
musicians of more than ordinary abil-
ity They have long been associated
with prominent musicians and have
won flatering notice from eminent
virtuosos. Their appearance here to-
morrow evening in the Methodist
church is being hailed with much de-
light by Pendleton music lovers and
a large attendance is anticipated.
Pendleton people who had the plea
sure of meeting Miss Kathleen Loves
of Canada, who was the house guest
this fall of Dr. and Mrs. n. E. Farms.
worth will be much interested in
hearing of her recent marriage TO
Lieutenant Jenkenson, a prominent
young officer Of the English armS
who has been in active service on the
French front He returned to Ca
NADIA on leave Of absence and the
marriage was solemniZed then. Mrs
Jenkinson will accompany her hus-
band to England where she will re-
main while he returns to his com.
pany in France A brother of Mrs
Jenkinson, Lieutenant Arthier T.
Loves is also in the English army
and just recently was awarded the
military cross for conspicuous brave
ry.
Carl Hudeman of Adams, is spend
ing the day in the city.
]. c. Wright is in from his reser-
vation ranch today.
j. w. Messne of Hermiston presi,
dent of the Western Land & Irriga-
ton Co, is here today.
Harold Brock returned this morn
ing from Portland where he attended
the Furnish-Fraley nuptials.
o. C. Jacobs representing the
Shedd- Brown Mfg. Co, of Minneapo.
lis, is making Pendleton a visit.